■ i i - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Dec. 15, 1983
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Manchester, Conn. Cloudy tonight; Friday, Dec. 16, 1983 colder Saturday Single copy: 25C — See page 2 HaurlfTatTr SUNBEAM 2^^-Qt Utmlh Muiti^’urpos* Food Processor CaMor Rag; Rikw. .49.99 CaMorSalaPrioa. .37.88 Mir. Mag^B Rabat#..84>0* Blacks quit boards PROCTOR Sstf-Ciosning AFTER OO cm REBATE . . . .£ i9 m O O Four SItco ToastOfOvoivBrollor F N i # 9 «|i A p p U tf ic it In 11 Chops, allcas, ahrads, irates, mixas and even CatSorRa9.PrieB ...... 5 A 0 9 Kitehwi Cfontir fkinaads douohl A watcomaf CiMorSalaPrIca. .44J 8 Has oven tempera It'a aritixar with 2 ateiniaaa ateBt ^cria m s w n i v n . " practical glRt *1 4 ^ Mfr.MaiMnIMMte .5.00* ture* ranging from ‘ ‘ilS ’aaloiiteaadblandarwith to support Fisher keepwarm to 47S*F. rrjflteadougbmakaraa ^ AFTER QQ OQ A varsaUta appUanoal ^^^-aorthputewfiRwitea oarRapiTMB REBATE...... 0 9 * 0 0 Modri 4M21AL tu'aaawMrgiRtBaaofie at Chi1stnm % j Bv Alex GIrelli IN ANNOUNCING his resigna The person was not one of the Herald Reporter tion from the Economic Develop lour referred by an examining ment Commission, Smith said that committee to General Manager §y VukonI _ Luana Blagrove, a Democrat, due to the recent insensitivity of Robert B. Weiss for final choice. Unitad Prenlnfambflonal and Joan Alien, a Republican, this the town administration to the The candidate did not pass the oral black community and the lack of examination, Weiss says in his 6 morning announced their resigna BKlIlLEHEM. Coon. (UPI) - Each year tions from the Human Relations commitment to equal opportunity, letter to directors. . arooadiSurtebiiaa time an avalanclM! of Chriatmas Weiss says in his letter that ,-inril paiSM through tbe Betblebam pMt of flee >-a Commission. Frank Smith an he finds it more and more difficult nounced his resignation from the to serve. members of the Board of Directors iradiUoB that ha* brought nationwide atteotion to Economic Development He said his job is demanding have asked questions concerning Ihia tiny hamlot. Commission. more of his time and he would like the candidate's status in the HNM#*ndf of peopte from Connecticut, Maaaa- The resignations came in protest to use what free time he has for examining process. ohuaette aril New YoHc have made the pUgrinuigo against the decision not to reap efforts he feels will in the best While Weiss would not say where : te BethMioin to bm U Chrtotmat card! anagifta for point Rubin Fisher to the commis interests of the community. the candidate fell short in the oral ^ tho BaUilebem poetmark. Batween l2S,ew to examination, his letter to the tM,OWriecai of Oirlttmas mall arahandted by the sion and against what the three — Mrs. Blagrove said her resigna all of whom are black — feels is the tion is effective immediately. She directors gives what is presented r ^ . aoat office each year. insensitivity of the town adminis said she finds the town charter as a hypothetical example of how a The tradition reportedly began in 1M8 with mail ineffective as an instrument for candidate can have an excellent readiing voluine proporUona by UM. In 19M the tration to the black community. WARINQ They were annouced at a press town relationships. background in his general field and RIVAL OlBBB^^oisr town'* poatmafter, Eteri Jrimlton, started the still lack expertise in a subfield PRESTO Hot Air S A I^ Elic^' CMcfc'nCIsan VsfsatlisBIsmIsr conference held on the steps of the Mrs. Allen said she finds there is P
The foreign ministers of Syria, Syria, nor Shamir would reveal keepers were wounded in a road: BEIRUT, Lebanon (U PI) - agreement to honor the truce was deadline came into effect, Leba Lebanon and Saudi Arabia are details of their talks. side explosion in a Shiite Moslem Representatives of Lebanon's war reached at a meeting in Damascus nese troops and Shiite Moslem scheduled to meet in Damascus Today's apparent breakthrough area of central Beirut. ring factions agreed today to attended by ranking Lebanese militiamen fought intensive Sunday to select a date and at the talks in Damascus came In a gesture of Christmas "meticulously" honor their oft- army officers, Syrian and Saudi clashes close to the airport location for the second round of after a day of fighting around goodwill Thursday. Druze militia violated cease-fire, prompting the Arabian mediators, and represen runways. Lebanon's peace talks, Lebanese Beirut and the U.S. naval bom men lifted their three-month siege government to order the reopening tatives from Lebanon's warring Military sources said govern President Amin Gemayel said. bardment of Druze mountain on the Christian mountain village of Beirut airport. militias. ment forces traded heavy machine The reconciliation process targets southeast of the capital. of Deir .Al Kamar, allowing thou Government officials said the State-run Beirut radio described gun fire with Shiite Moslem started in Geneva last month, The battleship New Jersey fired sands of refugees to leave. VIDAL SASSOON VIDAL SASSOON warring parties agreed to honor the agreement as a pledge by the gunmen and came under artillery C lA iR O t 4-WSV bringing together Moslem. Druze 40 rounds in 25 minutes Thursday ■ In Tripoli, rival Palestinian Curling Iron or Brush Pro Hair Dryer isoo Watt the Sept. 26 truce starting 2 p.m. (7 warring factions to honor previous and mortar fire from Druze ‘W rtn k iB sA w a yrH a m i NORELCO and Christian leaders for the first from its 5-inch guns after the guerrillas joined Moslem militia UnlRus 'Foot Uxor* a.m. EST) and allow Beirut commitments — namely their gunners firing from mountain SteantorbyPiUNZUS Caldor Reg. E...... 9.99 Caldor Rag. Price...... 19.99 ^SiMUKOsk^tbr Rotstrsct Rexor time since Lebanon's 1975-76 civil Marines stationed near Beirut groups in blazing mortar and Crider Reg. f |,9g International Airport -- closed much-violated Sept. 26 cease-fire positions east of the capital. Caldor Sate Ea...... 7.88 Caldor Sale Price...... 14.88 war. airport came under small arms, artillery battles. CteMorBmPriee 31.70 O ur" since Nov. 30 — to reopen. accord. Government sources said the Mir. Mail-in Rebate ... .2.00* Mfr. Mall-In Rebate...... 5.00* In Israel today. U.S. presidential shell, rocket and anti-aircraft fire, The eight-hour fighting flared as ft,«. 12.70 MbBWbtltebate. .. .640* ‘ fti.l2.7S.’.l;;.8 e 8 8 ;4te9..4ise . 4 4 . 7 6 "The new cease-fire went into It said the factions' representa repeated bouts of violence were not Middle East envoy Donald Rums Capt. Wayne Jones said. Greece announced that five ships Needs no Ironing board; i in any IJghL never 45 ii^rricuttera out-petfonh effect at 2 p.m. (7 a.m. E S T ), and it tives agreed to "meticulously deterring officials in their efforts AFTER C Q Q AFTER feld met with Prime Minister The Marines retaliated with would set sail for Tripoli Saturday uses regular tap watiHT AFTER dlftT'll REBATE EA...... 0 * 0 0 I neade bahWfMl Puli-funetion twin biadeel 9 iwHinea. iie x i is generally holding," a security honor the (Sept. 26) cease-fire." to return the nation's warring REBATE ...... 9.88 Yitzhak Shamir for one hour about tanks, mortars and artilleiy, Jones to evacuate Palestine Liberation never scorchesi Light REBATE...... bC O * # O memory;gerQ*nf, more. #1788 *R*ebarB*abte#HPlB B ^ official told the rightist Voice of spare the airport and refrain from factions to the negotiating table at Models #V103 and VS111 Has coll cord! #VS207 [■S' ■; <.:'• V ,■ .i:r .• 2 the fighting in Lebanon. Neither said. No Marine casualties were Organization chief Yasser Arafat weight, compact. fniVAIII Use wittewithotit water. f^F I I '■ - Our Reg. MB#.;...... W .7 S Lebanon radio station. shelling civilian centers. a national reconciliation ...I ffi. But before the new cease-fire conference. Rumsfeld, who flew to Israel from reported but three French peace- and his besieged guerrilla forces. *SEE CLERK FOR DETAILS ON ALL RESATE ITEMS. r/f Government officials said the EUREKA iiiiiiTiirin Uprigtit EUREKA Inflation low Vacuum SsH-PropeHed Some ECHS teachers oppose MACC helps family wrroola Vacuum for business 5 CD 6 6 9 . 7 0 1 6 8 . 4 0 In. contract with 32.2% pay raise to begin a new life WASHINGTON (C PI) - Less Our Rag. 19#A8 expensive food and fuels pushed OurRag.W49 ■( wholesale prices down 0.2 percent Saif-prppeited Bv Sarah E. Hall said, would remain largely un in Newington. MACC would like to help them 2-poaltlon Oiai- with touch con I ; 1' You can count the furniture in in November, a surprising drop A-Nap rug Herald Reporter changed, although teachers have In the first year, 1983-84, the apartment on one hand: get started ontheirnew life with trol. Alao ha* been offered a tuition-abatement teachers would get a 8 percent that made it possible for 1983 to height aojuat- twin beds tor the children, a a bed for her, a kitchen table record the lowest business infla chrome beater plan covering any of their children more the first semester and 3 ment, edw carpet reguiator. If their union votes today to card tattle and several chairs to and chairs, a couch, a tamp and tion in two decades, the govern cleaner, 12* ratify the contract proposal now who attend diocesan schools: a 10 percent more in the second. Modal «S047 stt on whitetbey eat. perhaps a chest to keep their ment said today. power-drive before them, teachers at five percent ,tuitk>n reduction for In the second year, they would . Sheissleeptegonthefloorlris clothing in. beater bar. CORONA 2%800 STU Catholic high schools in the area teachers entering their fourth get an 8.5 percent, then a 3 percent sleeping bag. vAltttougb the They already have decorated Food prices dropped a full 1 •142SS0 will get a 32.2 percent pay raise year, increasing to a 100 percent raise. The third year, they would arrangement mi^M sound aw* a Christmas tree that someone percent and gasoline and fuel oil •DU Upright ComrectHiHnKSti^ reduction by the lOlh year. get a 9.5 percent raise over the went down even more, the Labor ;S ih ii9 it‘8efiimi* T H E R M O R A S ^ over three years. iUi, she says it's prm - “ Better donated #140^ EUREKA CBftiBttr Keroesfie HsaW But some teachers at East entire year. than the way we were'living,’’ The fam ily described above is Department said. Hester 1 5 0 W sH ' Catholic High School in Manches EAST CATHOLIC’S John Verro- she sara ebeerfuUy. \ one of the 8W households MACC So far this year the annual Jo fe s .89.70 Vseuum with To<^ r«ute
Robert D. Ornltz of Raleigh. Mrs. Karsevar’s reinforced guards around the Lenin Shipyard Geter home for; holldfye monument to deter planned protests called to attorney, William L. Thorp, said Thursday. Harvey D. Karsevar, a Raleigh salesman, was Faucher questioning paramedics testing V.S./World mourn slain workers. DALLAS — A black engineer sentencid to life in killed Dec. 17, 1982, when a car driven by Ornitz Similar precautions were expected in other cities prison for a robbery he contends he did not commit Manchester collided • head-on with his. Mrs. Karsevar. was around the country. is going home for the holidays and says he has double as lirefighters?” he asks. reappointed to the commission by the commission election was held later in slightly Injured in the crash. By Alex GIrelll In Brief The underground leadership of the banned never had a better reason to celebrate Christmas. Paramedics in the town’s Advanced •Board of Directors. December. “ My client has wanted very much to undertake In Brief Herald Reporter Solidarity union called for massive peaceful A week ago, Lenell Geter, 26, was serving his Life Support system are also firefigh He was clec-ted over Faucher. last The HRC protested the method of the role of caretaker" for the Karsevar family, Pentagon tightens security protests to mourn eight coal miners shot at the sentence in a prison near Palestine, Texas. Robert Faucher, a member and a ters in the Town of Manchester Fire year when Betty Tonucci, a Democrat, setting terms. In June, the town attorney Wade M. Smith said. "H e knows he is Wujek mine in Katowice-r the first deaths after the But the Dallas district attorney’s office suddenly Mall offer* $1,000 fee former chairman of the Human Rela Department. voted with Republicans on the commis attorney rendered an opinion in favor WASHINGTON — The Pentagon, the world's responsible for this fam ily's loss.” Dec. 13,1981, declaration of martial law, which was joined a defense motion for a new trial Monday. By There are no women among the sion for Fisher, who does not have a of the HRC's point of view and the biggest office building, is following the White Kenneth Rurkump, owner of the Manchester tions Commission, is asking if testing Wednesday, Geter was free on $10,000 bond. paramedics. , party affiliation. original terms were restored. House and the State Department in implementing formally lifted In July. Mull ut 811 Main St., has offered a $1,000 reward to for paramedics discriminates against The demonstrations were also called to mark the Geter, traveling with attorney Lee Bowers, was Before that election, Ms. Tonucci s tighter security measures as a precaution against any iierson who can find a restaurant to locate in women. anniversary of 1970 riots in Gdansk, where scores to leave Dallas today for Columbia, S.C. Disease, gonorrhea linked Faucher has sent letters to commis Faucher says in the letter that he term of office on the commission had When the commisson meets Tues terrorist attack. the 5,000 square feel of space in the lower level of “ It’s hard to believe I ’m going home," he said. ex|x,‘cts the commission will be eager to been set at less than the normal three day. it will have six Democrats among “ Almost a day doesn’t go by here where there of workers were slain. CHICAGO — Pelvic inflammatory disease, a the mall. sion members and to Steven R. “ It is one Christmas I ’ll always remember. I never hear the answers to the quc.stions. years and the terms of others were set its nine members. .One Democrat and isn’t a threat of some kind," spokesman Michael leading cause of infertility and ectopic pregnancy, Burkamp has been seeking a tenant for the Werbner, assistant town manager. expected to spend it at home." The commission will meet Tuesday at more than three years. one Repubican announced their resig Burch said Thursday. “ Bomb threats to the Nun dies In Peru Jallbreak can be traced to gonorrhea infection, which has locution, and wants to lease the entire space to a He questions the agility test that requires an applicant M drag a 4-inch and one of its first .scheduled actions The appointments were made in nations this morning, reducing the Pentagon are not infrequent." I symptoms that many women mistake for men restaurant if he can. Burkamp has insisted thui a LIMA, Peru — Dozens of police opened fire on a will be to elect officers. Rubin Fisher, November 1982 for indefinite terms. membership Irom 11 to 9. (Related Burch declined to go into details about the ’ ‘overt strual cramps, a study shows. restaurant is the best use for the space because Its fire hose filled with water 150 feet, carload of convicts holding three American nuns Punishment may help kin “ How often dA the present paramedics who has been chairman, was not TV,,, i.-rmw .. ,.r„ set iu Dfccmber The story on page 1 i precautions” that will be taken in the next several About 75 percent ot women exposed to gonorrhea demand on parking spaces in the town lot will be hostage, killing one nun and eight criminals, heaviest at night when stores are closed. weeks to add protective measures to the massive RALEIGH, N.C. — A doctor who was drunk and may become infected and nearly half may M velop authorities said. Another nun wq^ wounded. His offer of ends Jan. .30. 42-year-old structure, situated across the Potomac driving on the wrong side of the road when he killed pelvic inflammatory disease. Dr. Richard Platt of $i,ooo The dead nun was identified by authorities The Superior Court recently reversed a River from other government office buildings. a 44-year-old man says he wants to become the Harvard Medical School reported Thursday in the Thursday as Irish-born Joan Mary Sawyer of Planning and Zoning Commission decision Security personnel declined to comment. financial “ caretaker” for the vlctimi’ s three Journal of the American Medical Association. Police arrest 17-year-old Boston, a naturalized U S. citizen and a sister of the granting Burkamp a special exception to use the C a lls Saint Colomban Order. children — which attorneys for both sides agree Fire Police ring Walesa’s home would be the best punishment. 11If leilleft unireaiea,untreated, peivicpelvic iniiamniuiui>inflammatory idisease space for a restaurant. He has said he will apply Witnesses and police said the convicts fired back ~ — y outbid" again. Linda Karsevar and her teen-age childwn have can lead to ectopic pregnanty^(l)«;egnancy outside WARSAW, Poland — Police ringed Solidarity at officers but a nun who survived charged the j pain. been receptive to offers of financial help from Dr. the uterus), infertility mid chroni^pelvic p on charges of obscenity leader Lech Walesa’s home in Gdansk today and inmates were armed only with knives. Manchester accident. Cenler and Knox streets (Town and Paramedic-si arm and asked her to have sex with Tuesday, 11:46 p.m, — False fire box A South Windsor teenager was alarm, Manchester Police Department Thursday, 11: 02 pm . — medical call. Area News arrested in Manchester Thursday and him, she told police. He then made 142.Cooper Hill St (Paramedics) obscene sugge.stions and began to (Town) charged with making obscene sugges Wednesday, 1:09 p.m. — dryer Friday, 12 midnight — dumpster Weather tions and gestures to a woman outside fondle him.self, she told police. fires, 134 Rachel Road (Eighth In Brief Police followed Newman to the back smoking, 41 Durant St. (Town and the CVS pharmacy on Broad Street, District) Peopletalk of the bank building, where they Paramedics) t . police said today. Friday. 12:53 am . — lockout. .565 arrested him on a breach of peace Thursday, 5:48 a m. — medical call. Police were summoned to the scene Vernon St. (Towni Today’s forecasts charge, they said, Newman was later 612 Center St. (Paramedics) about 9 p.m. Thursday. The woman Friday, 3: ,35 a.m — public service relea.sed to his parents on a $100 Thursday, 9:30 a m. — medical call. Connecticut, Massachusetts and Bolton GOP cool to Idea pointed out the teenager, later identi call. 451 Cenler St (Towni Ten men are watchable non-surety bond and ordered to appear 14 Joseph St. (F-ighth District, Rhode Island: Partly sunny today fied as Douglas S,Newman, 17, who Friday. 5:26 a m — alarm. 50 BOLTON — The Keputilican Town Committee in court Wednesday. Paramedics) Richard Gere, Sherman Hemsiey and Peter with highs in the 40s. Partly cloudy was standing near the Connecticut Harrison St (Town and Paramedics) indicated this week that its sup|H>rt for a Police said they had received an Th,,rtH;iv 5 19 p m. — motor vehicle Jennings have something in common — they are and colder tonight. Lows in the Bunk and Trust branch in the Manches statewide move to aliow independent voters to almost identical report from the same among the ten men picked as “ Most Watchable upper teens in the Berkshires and ter Parkade, pftlice said. vote in Republican primaries is lukewarm at spot Tuesday, but the woman involved Men in the World ” by Man Watchers Inc., in its ■20s elsewhere. Saturday partly best. She told police Newman had first in that incident declined to make a eighth annual poll of its members. sunny. Chance of a few flurries in asked her the time. She gave it to him, When committee chairman Lawrence A. complaint. This year’s other watchable winners are the Berkshires. Highs in the 30s. Converse asked how many of his fellow but as she walked away, he grabbed her 6 Christopher Atkins, Gary Collins, Steve Garvey, Maine and New Hampshire: conimitlee memlters even wanted the stale party BUGNACKrS§P[lgD/A\a'% David Hasselhoff, Jon-Erik Hexum, Stacy Keach Cloudy with scattered flurries to vote on the question at a scheduled convention and Danny Sullivan. north and mountains and slow in January, the majority said no.
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Diamond, Publishej:^ Coventry officials annoyed Dan Fitts, Editor* O ’Neill quizzes Connecticut opinion commissioners Jn Brief Buses still without Armorfet provide shelter the other morning in the ice storm,” he said. on backgrounds By Kathy Garmus Superintendent of Schools Arnold E. Elman said | Jack HARTFORD — Gov. William ^ e ill an Herald Correspondent ARA officiais also told him there would be no problem nounced the state will open National Guard with the contract. I HARTFORD (UPI) — Gov. William O’Neill COVENTRY — Coventry school officials are Anderson announced he plans to call In top officials In his armories w prbvide shelter to homeless people "I can see no reason for what is clearly an If you’re hungry, you’re hungry during com snaps this winter if the ation is blaming a Massachusetts-based bus company for unconscionable delay," he said. administration and ask them again about their Washington delays in the installation of citizens band radios in backgrounds in light of the arrest this week of the deemed necessary. The 16 radios, which now sit in Edmondson's office, smart enough to give the right who would probably spend “ If people are out on the street we’re going to school buses. were purchased in October as a safety measure Last week when presidential Merry-Go-Round state's agriculture commissioner. Coventry school transportation official Clarence answers to all the questions on years on welfare ■— but needed house them,” the Democratic governor said at a against frequent breakdowns of the ARA buses. The ; counselor Edwin Meese 111 said, The Democratic governor said Thursday he had Eldmonson told the Board of Education Thursday help no less than the ones who news conference Thursday minutes after his task mechanical problems lessened after an Oct. 13. "Some people are going to soup all the forms, as the weasel asked each commissioner and deputy commissioner night that officials of ARA Transportation have types usually were. Connecti would conquer their troubles. about their backgrounds before he appointed them, force on the homeless held its first meeting at the meeting with ARA officials in which the board hinted) kitchens because the food is free Manchester Capitol. delayed approving a contract governing the mainte it would consider revoking the performance bond of ■ cut's workfare laws discour but planned to have each one back again for a new and that's easier than paying O’Neill said the state wouldn’ t open armories nance and protection of the town-owned radios. the company and awarding the contract for bus SOME OF THESE chronic round of questioning. for it," 1 had to agree. Spotlight aged many would-be loafers, “ every night and say ‘come on in,'” but would put He said the contract was delivered to the bus service to another firm if the problems were not welfare clients were disfigured ’T v e asked them point blank to begin with if they To some extent. It IS easier to anyway. the 20 or so facilities to use “ if the need is en mass company's iocal manager on Nov.10 and has since ironed out. have any problems and as I said they all said 'no’ ,’’ been routed through the company's Boston office to its accept a free lunch than conjure But most of the people I or just too odd-looking for most Special to open them.” O’Neill said at a news conference. "W e’ll be chatting attorney in Philadelphia. up cash when you don't have By Sarah E. Hall — Herald Reporter served really didn't like being employers to consider for a job; with each and every one of them (again).’’ Edmondson said that while he was given any. on welfare, using charity shel somj: were ex-convicts, alcohol O'Neill was questioned about the process used to Curdo faces indictment ters and frequenting soup kit ics, drug addicts. Some were treatment assurances by ARA officials that it would be It's also easier, for some, to check the backgrounds of potential appointees approved, school officials have yet to receive word on I OPEN SUNDAY 11 -5 ^ | take a hand-out than take chens. Most got fed up with chronically ill, but not ill enough following the arrest Tuesday of Agriculture Commis BRIDGEPORT — A day after Gustave Curcio kitchen daily really need the ago, one man shoved up his shirt and his brother were convicted on loan-sharking the fate of the contract. J ^ ^ ^ ^ G R E A T HOLIDAY | another chunk out of a disability having a government agency to qualify for disability sioner H. Earl Waterman Jr. on a first-degree larceny "This is quite typical of how this company service. "There are a few sleeves and started doing charges state prosecutors said they will try again keep tabs on their lives, and payments. detailei charge. operates,” he said of the delay. or unemployment check that's dishes, without saying a word; to Indict (Curcio in the gangland-style slaying of GIFT IDEAS moochers," she added, who grew tired of wading through Others were simply born with Waterman, who resigned Wednesday, was charged The school department has had other disputes with already been eaten away by reputed mobster Frank Piccolo. i simply prefer charity to self- he's done so every day since welfare red tape. Most, in short, lower I.Q.'s than most. While with arranging a deal last year that allegedly cheated from heating bills, rent bills, medical Fairfield County State’s Attorney Donald A. ARA Transportation. help. that he's used the kitchen. tne town of Suffield out of $38,500 worth of sand when bills. tried to get off the public dole as job-training worked wonders Browne said Thursday he would ask a Superior Edmondson said the contract was drawn up to s n But about a third of the clients WASHINGTON - Napoleon ,be was the town’s first selectman. protect the school system’s $1,600 investment in the And it's definitely easier to soon as they could. for a few, others were both Court Judge in Bridgeport to enpanel a grand jury have mental problems, Mrs. A LL THIS ISN’T meant to pat boasted that every French soldier O’Neill defended the current system of having state radio equipment and that the delay probably indicates opt for one free meal per day unable to master technical police check for criminal records of prospective in connection with the Sept. 19, 1981, slaying of Harford said, and many of those backs. It is meant to lend MANY, UNFORTU carries a marshal's baton in hl’s that ARA is “ taking exception to some of the than try to stretch $17.90 — the skills and at a disadvantage in employees and having the nominees questioned by the Piccolo. Great Escape "just aren't capable of getting credence to something I've N ATE LY, found they could not knapsack. The question now is: stipulations in it." weekly food allotment for single competing for the few menial Legislature’s Executive and Legislative Nominations Curcio and his brother Francis were convicted up in the morning and getting to suspected all along: that most — at least for long. Some joined Does every White Hou.se counselor Wednesday of separate federal loan-sharking Attempts to determine the status of the contract adults on town welfare — jobs available. Committee. have failed, he said. 1 and 2 a job. " poor people aren't your classic, the ranks of the working poor, carry a pair of colonel's eagles in charges after a lengthy trial in Hartford. enough to buy bread, milk and Many, many were mentally He said he could not have known of the alleged The delay has proved more than just an Able to change from a backpack into no-good bums; most aren't poor but a certain core population his briefcase? wrongdoing by Waterman when he chose him as other essentials to last seven ANOTHER THIRD, she said, disturbed, with such a fragile inconvenience, Edmondson said. a suitcase, theJanSport Great on purpose. lingered on the welfare rolls, I've already reported the pecul agriculture commissioner in January. Escape is the first choice days. are elderly. More men than hold on reality that any upset Mayor gets bodyguards "W e certainly could have used them (the radios) And when you try to separate apparently unable to get and iar circumstances that surrounded Also, O'Neill said he didn’t think state police would £ of adventurous travelers (People on the Manchester women use the kitchen, accord would tip them off-balance. The those who don't "deserve" to be keep even a low-paying job. the promotion of President Rea have come up with any derogatory information on BRIDGEPORT — Mayor Leonard S. Paoletta dole do have another choice 1 ing to Mrs. Harford. Almost all trend toward releasing the poor from those who do, you According to Mrs, Harford, gan’s right-hand man, Edwin Waterman if they had visited Suffield, where he said _ ^ a s assigned Private bodyguards in the wake of I Cascade 1 and 2 should mention. They may are single adults, although a few retarded and mentally ill from lThs^oiister-.orPolice Superintendent Joseph A. make a moral judgement that a there's a certain core popula Meese II, to full colonel in the Waterman was held in high regard. open every nite til w Serious hikers and backpackers decide they want restaurant couples come and a few mothers state asylums has more of these O’Neill said he obviously did not want to make bad Walsh, who is fighting to block his forced 6 g agree that you can't find a better public policy-maker has no tion at The Shepherd's Place, people out on their own. Army Reserve. With the help of vouchers rather than grocery- bring their children on days appointments as governor but also did not want too retirement, a published report said. (•xcapt sat.oclofMl tunm framepack for the money than place making. Who is to say too. Twenty to 25 of the 30-plus high-ranking friends in the Pen 8 store ones, and receive an when there's no school. But in institutions or not, they much investigation of nominees to "m ake sure we Paoletta remained under the guard of a private who's "truly needy," and who is daily users are regulars, she tagon, Meese was quietly given a II # . J| the JanSport Cascade. allotment which averages out to "A small percentage are are still a public responsibility. don’t live in a police state in the state of Connecticut.'' security group as a precaution in the emotionally not? .said. • reserve assignment created spe charged atmoshphere surrounding the police don't panic'a e e about $1 per meal.) visibly shaken and disturbed Take awhy their "safety nets" He conceded there had been instances in his 8 Come In and see our complete stock B Some people do abuse the cially for him, and a supposedly administration such as Waterman’s arrest and other issue. The Bridgeport Post reported Thursday. that they have to come get free Public sentiment, though, is — soup kitchens, shelters, and we have an excellent selection of B of CAMPING and BACKPACKING B welfare system, I know. As a ironclad training requirement was problems, but added, " I don’t think it casts a shadow Paoletta was a prime mover in the forced ■TD LIKE TO SEE Ed Meese food, and they apologize for against those who make a habit other support services — and moderately priced gifts for ■" EQUIPMENT K former social worker in Wind bent to make hjs promotion over the entire Democratic Party.” retirement of Walsh. live on $17 a week for food," being there," she said. of such places. Society scorns they're likely to land right buck everyone on your list. WE ARE EXPERT OUTDOOR OUTFinERS g ham's town welfare office, I had possible. Marge Harford, coordinator of She claimed she's never had a the chronically poor, the in a state facility, where their •wicker •grab bag gifts more than one client whose 3 Main St. Monditstsr mmr B "The Shepherd's Place" soup problem with a drunken visitor, "trash" at the bottom of the keep costs lots. Patty Hearst in Westport •craft suppllas •wrappings S bows *43-7111 644-394S 5 "social disadvantage" was. I'm AS IT HAPPENS. Meese isn't •cookie fins ______OPDI DAILY 9-4 pm VISA g kitchen in Manchester, told me never even smelled liquor on the barrel. Deny these people a cup of Pay hike urged WESTPORT — Heiress and kidnap victim •glassware SFARR'S sure, nothing more than the first White House counselorjo WMcsaiCKmiflSiEMEaftteatlEacBaiBateaxaBsceadEA Thursday. "1 couldn't live on breath of any client. But the hard worker who hit coffee, and you'll only make Patricia Hearst Shaw has been quietly living in you’ll be surprised laziness. covet a colonelcy. Nearly 10 years that m yself." On the whole, she said, the upon hard times, but manages their already miserable lives so Westport the past few months where her I with our assortment setaauesatefsmtmiaftafji ago, Gerald Ford’s counselor, Mrs. Harford estimated that clients are helpful: If she has a Trouble is, there was no to rise above them, is a hero. much more miserable. When for legislators neighbors describe her family as private but John Marsh, wanted to be pro ‘C om e browse SJ about 85 percent of the 30 or garbage bag that's full, it gets objective way to prove they That bothers me. In my old you're hungry, you're hungry — friendly. moted to colonel after 20 years in Mrs. Shaw made headlines in 1974 when, as a more people who use the soup whisked outside. Three weeks were lazy — not if they were job, my caseload included many no matter what Ed Mee.se says. HARTFORD (UPI) - money for tneir leader w ith us” X the Virginia National Guard. But ' Some members of a state ship work, with the com 19-year-old student, she was kidnapped in he told friends he didn’t have time commission voting to re pensation topping out at California by members of the Symbionese •) B to complete the rigorous studies commend a 35 percent $22,500 annually for the Liberation Army. She assumed a new name and authorities charged she had joined the group. B required for promotion while serv . increase in basic compen House speaker and Senate president pro tempore. Mrs. Shaw was later pardoned by President B In Manchester SENATOR RANPOtFH BEEN TRYING TO GET ing as President Ford's counselor. sation for state lawmak THE COST WOULP BE A PROP IN THE Sixty-six ' lawmakers, Carter, married Bernard Shaw and gdve birth to CONGRESS TO CREATE A PEACE ACAPEIAV So he gave up the quest. ers claimed low salaries BUCKETCOIWPAREP TO THE MIIUTARV and expense allowances more than a third of the a daughter, now 2. Meese was not obliged to make FOR WORE THAN A QUARTER OFA CENTURV.» BUPGETSTHEy ALWAYS APPROVE,,. kept some people out of 187 in the House and Police Chief William Stefan said the Shaws such a choice. The Army promo the Legislature. Senate, currently receive moved into the Greens Farms section of Westport Fixing bridge tion board, after lobbying from his Robert G. Lee of South- added compensation for in July and contacted him to inform the high-ranking buddies in the re port said current salaries leadership positions or department of their arrival. serve, decided to waive the stiff 'm ade it impossible for committee chairman training requirement in Meese's - some people to run lor the ships. according to the Dad lied to protect son the main thing ..Legislature. " I think our Office of Legislative case. By an ironic twist of fate, the Management. NEW HAVEN — The father of a 12-year-old boy secretary oof the Army under principal objective should be to encourage the best Lawmakers received accused of-fatally shooting his 5-year-old brother The problem of restoring volunteer labor in the first whom Meese was promoted is the says he lied to police about the shooting because ' possible people to run (or their last pay increases same John Marsh who sacrificed the covered footbridge in the place and, insofar as is "the Legislature," he said. this year based on the last he was afraid he and his son would have to go to Oak Grove Nature Center possible, it should be rebuilt his hope for a colonel's eagles a Lawmakers would re report by the commission jail. Vidal Garcia Sr., 30, was arraigned Thursday in seems to be on its way to a that way. decade ago. ceive a basic salary and which also recommened The Army's rule-bending was expense allowance of pay increases for the New Haven Superior Court and was released on a solution, thanks to the efforts But there has been some promise to appear in court ,Ian. 5. He has been THEY’RE FOREVER MAKING SPEECHES understandable politically: an at $17,500 a year under the governor and other of an interested citizen and confusion generated in the vvow/ I h o p e t h e t p o n 't t h i n k elected officials. charged with two counts of risk of injury to a E tempt to win an influential friend in - proposal voted Thursday, ABOUT WAR BEING UNTHINKABLE... PEACE IS UNTHINKABLE,' minor and with one count each of possession of a the flexible attitude of the process of getting to this the White Hou.se. But what is truly . which if adopted next year The Legislature cut the ■me OBJECT OFA PEACE ACAPEMV WOULP salary levels proposed in dangerous weapon. trustees of Lutz Children’s point. For one thing, it has bizarre (even something of an , would be the second iegis- ee TO TH IN I^FW A Y S TD ACHIEVE PEACE. ‘ latlve pay boost in two the last report for its Garcia and his 12-year-old-son were arrested Museum. insult'to Meese) is the White House Wednesday night. A police affidavit said, the been said that vandalism has . years. members, but approved The trustees deserve com a lot to do with the bridge "X action that permitted him to win The Commission on the pay hikes for judges shooting in their car apparently was the result of munity thanks for having condition. Certainly graffiti his ardently sought promotion. Compensation for State and other elected officials an argument between the two boys over 25 cents. lO Here’s what my associates Dale decided to allow the bridgelo mar the beauty of the super " Elected Officials and almost intact. Van Atta and John Dillon disco remain in place until April 15 - Judges voted to recom structure and boards yanked vered in their investigation of the mend a $14;000 salary for C •163 Hd 191 Mill St., MiKhutif so that volunteer effort, with off it are a nuisance to rank-and-file legislators Meese affair: PhiM: 643-1191 If 643-1900 tjmnoldeeni some professional help, can replace. : plus an annual lump sum Under a fairly recent annual Mill, Mmsfiild make it safe and attractive But the primary problem screening process conducted by payment of $3,500 for 3 0 $ east ce?vterjt\ ■ ,.expenses. the Defense Department, no fed PtlMK: <56-1141 again. ' has been with the design of ’The recommendations m utchesier, ct. S And the trustees offer more the substructure. Water, not eral employee can remain in the " approved unanimously by CASrCffN CONNtCUCUT 5 HADING fVU SiltVICt OPTICIANS! 0 3 -SS3 8 8 than pretty speeches to show vandals, rotted the “ legs" at active reserve if he Is considered "the commission will be S MON. THRU SAT. 10-5pm ff indispensible to the government in their concern for the bridge. the north side of the bridge ' submitted to the Legisla- 5 THURSDAY TIL 8:00 pm | Commentary his civiiian capacity during an ' ture for action in its next They have promised $500 of and caused it to twist and tilt. emergency.. The reason for this is regular session, which llMBstMstMssssBatganBKiBagatBatSBxsaMtMSBaaws the museum’s money to help Another unnecessary com obvious: The Ready Reserve must ■ begins in February. in the repair. plication is the effort to have a trained corps of profession If approved, the pay CHRISTMAS GIFT IDEAS! DISCOVER lEANS PLUS LOW, LOW PRICES! The museum is now in the als who can be called up imme increase would not take determine definitively ^ eHect until the new Legis midst of a fund drive, and the Liberals are at it again diately in timeofwar. The military GLASSES HEARING AIDS whether the town, which lature elected next No- doesn’t want to waste its reserves trustees’ willingness to use owns the land, or the mu “ vember takes office in ^ S n L j ) frames lx & SERVICE budget on people who won't be '^^is^CONTACT LENftS some of the museum’s badly seum, which uses it, is By William Rusher moments in front of the 747, abeam January 1985. State law that it does nothing for South available when needed. prohibits lawmakers needed funds for bridge re Syndicated Columnist of it and to the right of it. as weli as ‘ responsible.’' Maybe the Africa’s black majority — which is from voting themselves a behind it: pair should make donors even question is one of those that is NEW YORK — Huvingjustspent true, but slyly dishonest because THERE IS. IN FACT, an Army pay raise for their current OPEN SUNDAY 12-5I more willing to support the better unanswered. most of the month of November in "I'm already moving in front of no conceivable constitution couid regulation that makes anyone who .. terms. ^TEIESCOPES BINOCULARS museum generously. If the town has total respon the Far East studying the ever- the target." possibly solve all of South Africa’s is “ a key federal employee” There was some dis \ ^ . Interesting fascinating subject of Japan, I find race problems in one fell swoop. normally ineligible to serve in the agreement among com Purpose Meanwhile ,the job of put sibility, there may be some mission members about \ gift ideas. that I have left unremarked a "How can I chase it? I'm already Local self-government for South -active reserve. ting the bridge back in shape unwelcome constraints on the breakdown between number oT important develop abeam of the target.” African blacks is already in the • According to a Pentagon source Your CHRISTMAS STORE FOR rests with the public, or least what can be done. expenses and salary for OPERA GLASSES FOR M FlfA TER & SPORTS ments elsewhere. Before they "From me it is iocated at 70 works with a larger voice in the who handled the Meese appoint as many members of. the Why don't we forget the I ■ grees to the left." the latest recommenda- disappear from the front pages general polity plainiy in sight up ment, letters are sent out each " tions, but the group un- "I’m dropping back. Now I will GIFT CERTIFICATES FOR A N Y AM O UNT! public as are willing and able whole question, take as much altogether, let's play a little the road. year to every government agency - animously agreed to a to help, either with money or free advice as we can get, and catch-up ball. try rockets.” — executive, legislative and Judi :: $17,500 total, though some members advocated with work. go ahead a"nd repair the Forget the Russians' subsequent IM M E D IATE LY A F TE R the cial — requesting a list of every I--'S Famous Brands more. The bridge was built by bridge? AROUND THE middle of Oc assertion that the fighter plane Grenada invasion, the media in employee who is considered “ criti tober, The New York Times floated this country, set up an aWfui howl cal to the operation of this .., ., "M y only chagrin is it waggled its wings at the 747 to isn’ t higher,” said George a story that, if correct, would have about the decision of our com agency." order it to land; presumably that Ritter, a former legislator at LOW, LOW PRICES! In Meese’s case, the Pentagon the effect of letting the Russians was just another Soviet lie. But mander, endorsed by the Reagan ' " from Hartford, who said a largely off the hook for shooting administration, not to tell them letter went to the White House. As 6 Berry's World how does one reconciie the pilot’s ’ ‘ pay hike could be 6 down that Korean airliner. Accord one source explained, the White recorded statements with the about the operation in advance or " justified. ing to the Times's usual “ anonym "below and behind” theory?" take reporters along to cover its House didn't come right out and 1.. Under the commis Holiday Hours: ous source," the U.S. intelligence initial stages. declare that Meese is "not in a sion's recommendations, community has just about con EARLY IN November, South The response of the public has critical position and could be a the basic salary for a rank-and-file member of cluded that the Soviet fighter plane Africa’s white eiectorate approved been so negative toward these mobilization asset." was directly below and behind protests, however, that the media "The White House sent over a list ,... the House or Senate would Monday-Friday til 9 a sweeping constitutional reform go from $10,500 a year to flight 007, and hence truly didn't have subsequently lapsed into a of jobs that were critical,” the * FANCY FRUIT BASKETS * that enfranchises both Indian and $14,000 annually. The cur- recognize the distinctive profile of shocked and thoroughly uncharac source said. "The counselor to the "coloured" citizens (the latter ' rent $2,500 a year expense (Made to Order) the big Boeing 747 and identify it as being a large and thoroughly teristic siience. president was not on it.” So Meese allocation would be hiked ... Choo86 from asiorted wicker containers filled with Saturday til 6 a civilian airliner. Westernized mulatto community), What's the matter, boys? Don’t can be put in uniform in case of a to $3,500. freah fruits, Wagner teas & jellies, cheeses and candles People who are somewhat more provides them with separate parli you want to come out and fight? military emergency. Committee chairmen sophisticated than necessary as amentary chambers to manage Let’s try again: The truth is that Since the reserve job — as liaison " and legislative leaders Great Aa: • Holiday Qltta Sunday 12-S^ sumed that the CIA planted that their own affairs, and gives them a most Americans, having watched officer between the Selective Ser ' would receive additional • Hoateaa GItta story in the Times to prepare voice in such collective problems your sickening performance in vice System and Defense Depart • Centerplacaa public opinion,for a forthcoming as defense. Vietnam, thoroughly approved the ment headquarters — was created backdown from this country’s decision of our military com specially for Meese, it is possible CALDWEU MANY WICKER ITEMS The whites remain dominant, OIL official position that the whole mander in Grenada not to try to he could hold both his Arm y and (OrtM SuNMl im CImm) FOR GIFT GIVING. entrenched behind provisions that episode was a deliberate and occupy a communist-controlled White House jobs in wartime. ALL WICKER ITEMS callous outrage on the part of the guarantee that the other two island with a couple of hundred I ’ve obtained the official job 9'8.* C.OA 297 EAST CENTER ST. Soviets. But no such backdown has blocks can never outvote them: but hostile reporters tagging along description for Meese's Army 2 0 % OFF followed, and a moment's reflec there is simply no denying that the trying to take bites out of his leg. position. It lists eight separate MANCHESTER, CT tion is sufficient to explode the new constitution is an impressive And that state of affairs.is likely duties, but when they’re distilled CHRISTIAN HOPE AND LOVE OiMSbyNEA.mc whole "below and behind” theory. step forward for South Africa. to recur in future combat situa from bureaucratic jargon to plain 646-6459 According to transcripts of state But since, according to iiberal tions until you make up your minds English, they amount to keeping D i a l D ^ O P E PERO FRUIT STAND "They say that cute, cuddly animals are sup ments made by the Russian pilot dogma. South Africa’s white na which side you’re on. You think up his interest in the draft and 276 OAKUND STREET, MANCHESTER posed to lift the spirits of people like me. So and recorded by U.S. and Japanese tional government can do nothing you’re part of the solution, but providing "technical.advice” to listening posts at the time, the right, this step had to be denounced CMtif hMfiatiiHl Cterdi start llftlngl" you're not. You’re just part — and the Selective Service direefor, ■iMlMUr 643-6384 Soviet fighter plane was at various anyway. The favorite criticism is a big part — of the problem. Thomas K, Turnhge. V 8 - MAM I"' ' ' 111., lu, i;i. MANCHESTKK HKKALD, Knduy. Dec, lb . 19H;)
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M . 1 : 4 5 A . M . - CHiPs ^ ( 2 1 - m - a - s - h Billy Moses are featured on dangerous germ warfare opera E - MOVIE: ‘Ar* You in th* SELECT GROUP tion. Jobeth Williams, Robert Ur (5D - Crossfire "Falcon Crest," airing H o u u Ak>n«7‘ A leanage girl is COS - ESPN‘> In.ida Footbali - MOVIE: ’Honky Tonk ich Rated R marked as the target for a cam M ountain King Freeway' Rosidonis of a small ~ Victory Garden FRIDAY, DEC. 16 on CBS paign of terror Kathleen Boiler, 2 : 0 0 A . M . (SD * Pallisers A rtificia i town are unhappy al)out a now (2D - Veronica, El Rostro del Blythe Danner. Tony Bill. 1978 E - N«w«/8ign Of* 4|hoots a dirset rshsts from Coftman or expressway Beau Bridges. Bev Amor CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME 1 0 : 3 0 P . M . C hriatm as Trees orly D'Angelo. William Devano GD ^ - Naws E - Am .rica'. Top Ton Naw Jarsay Paople ask Boiwiiaii to donate the rahats to Rated PG (2D - Wheel of Fortune - GD - Star Trak E - Joo Franklin Show News THE MUSeUUff DYSTROPHY ASSOC. (24) ^Z) ~ MacNeil/Lehrer dD - Barney Miller - (2D - Nawsnight (31) - Solid Gold 4 6 . 7 0 s i; u . ( ^ - Alfred Hitchcock Newshour - People's Court ( 9 - MOVIE: 'Mad Max' When - Voica of Faith . . . and tialR ^ Kids! HTMi F t Scotch Pine - Reporter 41 dZ) - Dr. Who SD - 24 Horas the world's future is threatened ® - To Bo Announcad •6 F t CanackMi Ptna by terrorist cycle gangs, a band of - MOVIE: 'Telefon' A Rus 8 : 0 0 P . M . W - \ (S) - Independent Network •NeecMPIfie sian secret agent and a beautiful News police-elite sets out to protect the 2 : 1 5 A . M . nobSB CIA agent are thrown together to C23 33 “ Johnny Cash populace Mel Gibson 1980 E - MOVIE: Edg: W ide selection of styles Christmas 1983 Johnny and his Rated R — stop a madman from triggering 1 1 : 0 0 P . M . Oerkneas' The townspeople of M A Y B C ia U N E •4 0 iL <0«Mi^CcK>lor and sizes complete with guests Meric Haggard and Ricky • 2 1 2 . 7 6 World War III Charles Bronson. 1 2 : 1 5 A . M . Norway rebel against Nazi dorrw •M74, ns(k tkJS, M s 14.7P panOI construction, flame Lee Romick 1977 Skaggs trace the influence of the 33 33 IS) (S) - News nation Errol Flynn. Ann SheridarlC Paihlon CosmBtlOB retardant artificfal Carter family in country music 3 3 - Taxi ( 9 - MOVIE: The Long Good Waller Huston 1943. @j) - (60 min ) Friday’ A British underworld •ewnp Lmtsm tranches & sturdy stand. (33 - NBA Basketball: New (32) *- SportsCenter rftfN M NI 6 : 3 0 P . M . 33 - PM Magaiine loader frantically tries to hold his Wf9 Wnm M lis , ns*. i24J«, M s tl.78 • 3 1 8 . 7 6 Jersey at Seattle threatened empire together Bob 9 - MOVIE; Ooodbyf, ...... 48* - One Day at a Time 33 ~ Benson An intelligence Smith s intelligence and threatens and take over the world Robert Suzanne Plesholte. David Birney. (3D - Odd Couple Hoskins, Helen Mirren, Dave Emmanuelle' Emmanuelle and agent takes over for the Governor • 8 t M p n i 0 B a g CE) - CBS News to make it public Vaughn. David McCallum 1968 1980 (32) - SportsCenter King. 1982 Rated R her husband play the field untile •M b h IcmM N b M Color CiBonWFrooi , and orders Benson to fire Kraus stranger makes it a whole new f7)»,ns||.M.SS:8alsaS40 . • 3 2 6 . 6 0 (33) - NBC News @ - MOVIE: ‘Evil Under the (32) - ESPN's Ringside Review (2D - Fourth Estate 25% OFF [Closed Captioned) (3D - Hitchhikers: A desperate 1 2 : 3 0 A . M . ballgame Sylvia Krisiel 1980- 'tkir«st.14S ...... (3§) - Noticiero Nacional SIN Sun' Herculo Poirot investigates real estate salesman tries to save (33 - News GD “ Sports Probe 3D - Dinner at Julia's (33 - All In the Family Rated R ■ FL Natural Notictas nacionafcs con Guillermo murder at an exclusive Adriatic his job.. ••MsluroWhipUpstlelio . •lO O al. Cooiar Cfiaat Restrepo (3D - MOVIE: 'Salome' Salome Sea resort Peter Ustinov. James 9 : 3 0 P . M . GD GD - Nighlline 2 : 3 0 A . M . (MKHM, ROO-34JS, Sals 3647 » 3 2 6 . 8 7 •iVt FLCanaitian dances for the king in hopes of Mason, Maggie Smith 1982 (2D (2D - Jennifer Slept Here GD - Night Flight ...... 1.43 Jennifer heljis Joey in a confron (3D - Video Jukebox ( 9 ( 9 - Friday Night Videos •7FL8eyarian - Jeffersons saving John the Baptist from Rated PG ' Doctor Is In (33 - MOVIE: Creation of the i|leletom Whip U q i*l llaiuH jp tation with the biggest bully in the GD - ABC News being beheaded in this drama (2D - Connecticut Lawmakers Humanoids' Survivors of ^ •g-aum ar Canm> Stov* YOUR CHOICE © ) - Washington Week/ school - Benny Hill Show atom bomb blast must battle ro Rita Hayworth. Stewart Granger. (2D ^ > SIN Presents: 'Suspense' 1 : 0 0 A . M . o w M o p t M ...... 1 . 7 3 n4M,RS6-XMNl.Ms3r40______* 4 3 3 . 6 0 j 7 : 0 0 P . M . Charles Laughton 1953 Review Paul Duke is joined by (^ (g) - Wall Street Week (S3 “ Sports Tonight bots for iheir existence Don Me- top Washington journalists ana 3 D - State W e're In 3 3 ~ Laverne ft Shirley ft Co. gowan, Erica Elliot. Frances ...... 1.84 are*t glfT ktoaa for tnoso who love th# outdoors! 33 - CBS News (S) - NFL Game of the Week Louis Rukeyser analyzes the '80s (2D - Dr. Who 6 4 . 7 0 H 7 lyzing the week's news with a weekly review ol econ 1 0 : 0 0 P . M . (33 - Soul Train McCann 1962 H I W i O owM o M oso otb ^ Store stae* ewlf, fw ramehadis CD O ) - M'A*S*H (Bl - MOVIE: ‘The Secret of (9) - Twilight Zone tM 3D ~ MOVIE: 'The Seduction' otrm; and investment matters G2) - PGA OoM: Chyrsler Teem SPOSTINO OOOOa DEPT. Mot oB alytaa ki ah aiaraa C© - Tic Tac Dough NIM H' A mouse with four child 3 3 (33 - Falcon Crest Dr Lantry (ID - Business Report GD - Twilight Zone Corns*. M l...... 2 . 3 3 A popular TV reporter and her (2D - 'Charytin' Programa musi faces death and Chase may lose Invitational Second Rourtd 3 ) - ABC News ren seeks the aid of the myster live-in lover must contend with a (20) - MOVIE: Murder In the ious and intelligent rats of NIMH cal preseniando lu hnlla Charytirf his only cfianco to see Angola be 1 1 : 1 5 P . M . Blue Room' A man is determined from Boca Raton. FL •tkal'A'iosh Niasosni ^ 3 3 - Laugh-In peeping tom Morgan Fairchild. hind bars (60 mm ) to save her family Animated Andrew Stevens, Michael Sarra G2) ** Top Rank Boxing from to solve the murder of his wife's (3D - The NFL O o r l l t » M S ...... 2 . 3 3 - Barney Miller Voices of Dom Dcluise. Derek Ja 9 : 0 0 P . M . (33 - News Atlantic City, NJ Top Rank Box former husband Grace McDon zin Rated R (S) ■ Croesfire •fRpxtlyosEystM NfowTrlo ® “ SportsCenter cobi. Peter Strauss Rated G 33 (33 ~ Dallas Miss Elite returns (3D - Independent Network ing presents a 10-round Ligh ald. Donald Cook. Anne Gwynne 35-Light U.L. @ - MOVIE: The Wrong Box' tweight bout featuring Terrence 1944 3 : 0 0 A . M . ’ 6 V E R E A 0 Y GD - Inside The NFL (3D - Pick the Pros Sportswn- home in lime for the Ewing Bar- News Oornso-fttr...... 1.78 Indoor/O utdoor Various family members vie for a All vs Tom Baker - St. Judes Children's lers preview games and viewers large trust fund John Mills, Raljih boque and Peter tells Sue Ellen 1 : 1 5 A . M . E ENEROtZER Flathlloht (3$)i - Radio 1990 Today s pro GD - World Sportsman This Research Hospital M iniature Set compete for prizes Richardson. Michael Came 1966 that he loves her (60 min ) show features an observation of (2D - Reporter 41 gram looks at the hottest trends (B l - MOVIE: ‘Eating Raoul' A GD-MOVIE; Macho Cellehen' w ith B a ittfto t and performers in the world of (3D - Festival of Faith (33 - The Merv Show the killer Orca Whale, Norwegian married couple finance their 1 1 : 3 0 P . M . An escaped prisoner of-war is Our entertainment 8 : 3 0 P . M . Sea Trout Fishing and the dream restaurant by killing the C a h to rR s B -M c a ...... (2D - MOVIE: 'The Apartment' 33 3D - NFL Football: New (33 - Hawaii Ftve-0 out to oven up some scores, but 2.66 Ree.3.4e ~ Healthbeat Magazine Whooping Cranes rescue project people who answer their classi CsidorM sPrics ...... 4 B ® ffS) - Ever Increasing Faith An ambitious young insurance (33 York Jets at Miami finds himself up against a woman company clerk lends his apart with guests Peter Bonchley, (33 SD - Thicke of the Night fied ad Paul Bartel. Mary Wo- Mlr.MaH-lnnsbal# ...... 1JX )* Choose steady burning or - Hogan's Heroes 33 3D - W ebster Some of (3D ~ USA Friday Night Boxing bent on getting revenge OavKt ment to people in the company Webster's friend steal some mo Denis Podvin and Cheryl Tiegs. GC ~ Bertny Hill Show ronov 1982 Rated R flashing, solid or (miltr- Coverage of professional boxing (60 min ) Janssen, Jean Seberg, Leo J. (ST) - Moneyiine who can prove helpful to him noy from a restaurant and leave IS presented from Tampa, FL (2 GD • Honeymooners color in straightllne. Jack Lemmon. Shirley MacLaine. 1 : 3 0 A . M . Cobb 1970 - News Webster to take the blame hrs ) (3D * Eighth Annual Young - MOVIE: 'Porky's' A group A F T E R R E S A T E . 3 . 8 8 Fred MacMurray ‘ 1960 Comedians Show This comedy (3D (33 - Sanford and Son GD - Night Flight (E - MOVIE: ‘One Spy too <3S) 3® - MOVIE: ‘Oh, GodI of lustful high school boys trios to Has full lO-yoar sw itch warranty. .3$4.H|*it U .L Set wHh E nd ® (&£) - Business Report (2p - Prime News search was taped at New York's 3 3 * CNN Headline News GD - Sunday at the King's Many' The men from UNCLE Book M' The Visitor from above crash the local bawdy house Always keep sparas on hand! Connector, Rae-44a .3.33 (S§) - Esclava Isaura must find a madman who plans to Greene Street Cafe H o u t. (22) ( ^ - Mr. Smith A youngster charms an innocent into spread Scott Colomby. Kim Catrell. Kaki GD *- Independent Network •ie.«wktwa*as p 'P J J l l - Entertainment Tonight discovers the secret of Mr assassinate an Asian president inq his message George Burns. (2l3 - Freeman Reports Hunter 1981 Rated R News (2l) - Freeman Reports K O D A K K o d c m a t i c SPORTINO GOODS DEPT. WHOA, 0 o y : I'M TRAPPEP IM THE LONG 1 4 0 PLUSMARK 30” ROOTG OF TH1& TREE.THAT'J GARCIA ^ ru lin g or whoa: BRIDGE ASTRO kCtUHnit CtiiM H X Jum bo G iftwrap i t ; the LOK/6 ROUTES! Spincast Comtxw dMarOriCkMcNH-...... ZEBCO SpincASt or Foiltona GRAPH C s k io rlte g .F rtc # ...... 2 6 4 9 Crt
B6 B7 II 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Due. 16. 1983 MANCHESTER HERAI.D, Friday, Dec I6. I983 — 11 Zinsser says he’s honored AlSUFFIRT'SSAYS. . . to be among ‘dirty dozen’ FOCUS / W eekend
HARTFORD (UPI) -SliiteSen. against the CCAG position on group, saying he received the Carl A. Zinsser. R-Manchester, legislation or being antagonistic to ranking because of his staunch OPEN SUNDAY and Rep. J. Peter Fiisscas, R- the group. 'opposition to a personal income Marlborough. are listed among The citizen group also handed tax. Connectieut lawmakers labeled out awards to what it considered ‘T m glad the CCAG recognized AU of these are $5 or less this year's "dirty dozen " by the the "Top 10 Legislators" this year those of us who speak for the vast DEC. 18 12:00 - 5:00 state's largest citizen group. and gave honorable mention certif majority of Connectieut taxpayers Several have scoffed at the icates for eight others. The CCAG — taxpayers who with good reason rating and Zinsser said he was has ranked lawmakers annually oppose an income tax andso-called honored to be among the 12. since 1975. tax reform,” he said. FRI. 9 :3 0 -8 :0 0 The Connecticut Citizen Action Listed in the "dirty dozen" were Others Republicans in the "dirty Stockings don’t have to break the bank Group Thursday attacked the 12. three of the most, powerful dozen" were Zinsser and Sen. SAT. 9:30-5:00 including three of the most power members of the House's Demo William Rogers III of Southbury ful members of the House, tor their cratic majority and the top leaders and Fusscas and representatives records on issues and dealings with of the Republican minority in the David Anderson of Norwich, Ri the group. House and Senate. chard Foley of Oxford, Antonina • Zinnser said. "I'm in good The House Democratic leaders Parker of Glastonbury and David company. " He said he looks upon attacked by the grOup were Major Smith of Brookfield. For h e r... For kh the CC.AG the way he does any ity Leader John Groppo of Wins- The "Top 10" included Demo other special interest group. He ted. Assistant Majority Leader cratic Sens. Joseph Harper Jr. of says it is unfortunate that CCAG Joan Kemler of West Hartford and New Britain and John Larson of Kids' stockings arc easy to lill. In fact, you feels it has to put out the list. Appropriations Committee Co- East Hartford and Reps. Teresalee A last-minute Suntu could find a sack full of rarely have to come close to the $5 limit on any "1 feel sorry for them. " he said. chairman Janet Polinsky of Bertinuson of East Windsor, Wal stocking sluffers for his lady love this weekend, item, a simple walk through Manchester stores He said would like the organiza Waterford. ter Brooks of New Haven, Doreen and barely even leave Main Street. proves. tion to look at some of the On the GOP side, the "dirty DelBianco of Waterbury, Mary At Fairway Department Store, 975 Main St., for At Fairway Department Store. 975 Main Si., legtislation he has promoted, like dozen " included Senate Minority Mushinsky of Wallingford, Carrie instance, Santa can cater to both the frivolous and there are kids’ card games galore. Old Maid. the trust fund for children and low Leader Philip Robertson of Che Saxon Perry of Hartford and pructieal sides of her personality. There arc Domino and Rummy, at 69 cents a deck: learning energy assistance. shire and House Minority Leader Robert Sorenson of Meriden. pretty half-aprons for only $2.49, and bib aprons decks of flash cards for subjects such as math, The citizen group, which claims R.E. Van Norstrand of Darien. The lone Republican in the “Top for $3.88. There’s also a coupon-saving file for are 97 cents a pack; Clay, to amuse the children 30.000 members statewide, critic Robertson said in a statement he 10" was Rep. Christopher Shays of $1.,59 or ceramic mugs in many designs — most for hours, is $1.39 a package: and a bubble pipe ized the lawmakers for voting was honored to be included in tbe Stamford. are just $3. and the liquid. 97 cents. Woody Woodpecker scissors, the kind with the _ . FaH-Slu Or try the make-up mirror, with both regular blunt ends and wide grippers for lillle fat fingers, t J h U B S S B f . MIcrawav* 0«au L i n O N , . and magnifying sides. Price is $4.88. Bath-bubble $1.29, and pencil sharpeners in the shape of With Taaiparatara Multi-wave Cooking pearls are $2.89. animals, .59 cents. Obituaries PralM. Acro.ss the street at Arthur Drug Store, 942 At Marlow’s Department Store, 867 Main St., Temperature Hold ♦ 3-Stage Memory • 6 there’s a little gumball machine full of lillle Variable Cooking Powers • Auto Count-Up ^ different SPECIAL BUY! Main St., you'll find sweet-smelling potions. A System • Multi-Stage Defrost System • pieces of gum, at $2.98; a Slinky Junior, She is survived by a son, Robert Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main I *Virlibli Piwir solid perfume wand in jasmine, tea rose, lilac or Frank A. Turcotte Program Recall • ' imodeb to choose^ ^ gardenia scents, is $2.50. If Cachet is her choice, guaranteed to amu.se a child for hours watching it W. Flavell of Bridgeport; three St., Manchester, has charge of Delay Start • Digi tumble dow n the stairs, at $1 19, Tonka trucks and COVENTRY - frank A. Tur grandchildren; and three great arrangements. tal Clock/Timer/- II *700 Witti you could pick an angel |x.*rfume ornament. After cotte, 66, of 601 Silver St., died Temperature Dis- • from starting g the cologne is gone, the ornament can be hung on cars. $2..50, especially lor little boys, makeup grandchildren. )lay • Tempera- •Hugi I.S Cubic soap, five pieces in a package. $2.50, baseball Thursday in Queens, N.Y. He was A memorial service will be held :ure Probe Menu II ccpidty the tree. the husband of Doris Payne In Memoriam Guide on front panel I at ^ curds, 51 in a package for $1.29: a giant magnet at Turcotte. at a date to be announced. Burial In loving memory of Benjamin Cookbook included ^ •' For the romantic, there's Windsong-scented $2. guaranteed to help mother find all of her stray- He was born in New York City, will be at the convenience of the M. Burba III, who passed away stationery, Kxpect a mailbox full of scented love pins. had lived in Long Island City, N.Y., family in Buckland Cemetery. December 16th, 1981, born April notes after Christmas. Or pick up .some of the To satisfy the magician in all little children, and had been a resident of There are no calling hours. Mem 10th, 1962. ^ 8 8 pierced earrings Arthur’s has on special — hoops there are little envelopes of magic tricks at 29 Coventry for the past 35 years. orial contributions may be made to "Who knows what tomorrow $28800 and decorated posts in gold and silvertone for cents, jewelry for lillle girls in great variety from $1.77. He was a U.S. Army veteran of the North United Methodist brings in a world few hearts sur $388 $1 29 to $1.79. and a very realistic- key chain, World War II, and had served in Church Memorial Fund. Holmes vive. Over a block at Unique Kitchen & Bath complete with keys and credit cards. $1.79. Guam. He was employed as an Funeral Home, 400 Main St., has All we know is the way we feel Boutique. 38 Oak St., you’ll find lots ot kitchen .At Lift the Latch Gift Shop, 977 Main St., there insurance agent with George E. charge of arrangements, and in our hearts we keep you al gadgets for under $5. Wooden recipe clips, to hold are some Stamp-a-Smurfs slickers at $1,60. Great Payne & Son Inc. of New York. He ive. recipe cards while cooking, are $4. A lemon zesler fun but mothers beware or you might end up with Richard Francis O’Brien Free Cooking Sc||iaa,| was a member of the Second The road is long, there are is only $1.30 — indispensable for the gourmet Smurf wallpaper: war paint bubble bath, it will Congregational Church of Coven ANDOVER — Graveside service mountains in our way. cook. all come out in Ihe wash. $1.95; Snoopy key try and the Lions Club of Coventry. for Richard Francis O’Brien, 52, of But we climb a step every day." chains. 99 cents and Smurfette soap, 79 cents. 45 Lakeview Ave., who died Oct. 28 Novelty linen dish towels in many patterns are At K Mart on Spencer Street, the stocking Besides his wife, he is survived $3.,50 and $4. Novelty potholders are $2 to $5. by a son, George P, Turcotte of in Mamaroneck, N.Y., will be We love and miss you stuffee can stock up on space people at $2.88: hero Saturday at 1 p.m. in Townsend Bruce, Robyn and Bogie 5 Year Llnrllod Fingertip towels, nice for guests, are $4 each and comic figures at $2.47; little Smurf radios at Coventry, and a granddaughter, Worranty—Aok If the lady loves to cook but is forever running Michelle Turcotte of Coventry. Cemetery. $4.97 and a wide variety of stickers Ihal range in There are no calling hours. ^ Ooolor for DotoUo . out of spices, you'll find the answer here. Dried A memorial service will be In Memoriam herbs and spices are .sold by the ounce, prices price from 97 cents and up. Sunday at 2 p.m. at Second Memorial contributions may be In loving memory of Benjamin At Harrison’s Stationers. 849 Main St.. there are made to the Estate of Richard ranging from only 25 cents to $2 (for tarragon). fancy pens that have Santa, a snow man or a little Congregational Church, Route 44. Burba III, who passed away De Back on Main Street, Quinn’s Pharmacy has Burial will be at the convenience of O’Brien, in care of the Andover cember 16th, 1981. mouse on top. A cute item to slick out of the lop of branch of the Savings Bank of d u a s a r pretty little pillboxes with decorated lids, in the the family. There are no calling display window. Price. $4.75. a stocking. hours. Memorial donations may be Manchester, Route 6 , 06232. The What would we give if we could FULL SIZE MICROWAVE OVEN For h im ... At Caldor of Manchester at Burr Corners, there made to the organ fund of the say, [H LITTON MAQCCHEF Just a block from the corner of Main and Center are cute little rag dolls at $3.99, a wind-up Smurf Second Congregational Church. ‘Hello Benji” in the same old PUSM-UUTTM u n U - M streets, you’ll find some imported slocking at $2.09. and doll clothes from $2.49 up. depending unoN-Aiiir- o n ii the WCMWAUf OVIM What? Stumped on what to put in his stocking’’ game Is cribbage, Regal’s has those, too. $4.50. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main In Memoriam way. RAME MICIIOWAtfE sluffers to please the lady. At East West Imports, on the size of the dolls. 111 Center St., there are gold-plated brass Here arc 10 suggestions None of them cost more Pointer. This is for the executive on the climb At Bradlees Department Store in the Parkade. St., Manchester, has charge of In loving memory of Jo-Ann To hear your voice, to see your who needs something for presentations. Fits arrangments. Marie Chasse. who passed away smile. 30-minute timer$289 with automatic shut-off. 6 power ^ 68 earrings for $4 and $5. Ear cuffs are $4 than $5. there arp a large variety of Ihe space figures and To sit and talk with you awhile. $499 Litito-Btg )• liltio Juol 22 Inchoo Handwoven Indian silk scarves in bright colors Grabbers. They come in bright reds and greens easily in a breast pocket and telescopes to 25.5 G.l Joe action figures ranging in price from $2.87. December 15th, 1981. Fill eetiiy over your i8r>ge with levels. 700 watts of cooking power, 1.3 cubic feet oven wMo ButirsoleobtQ ltt l.2 cu .fi and they’ll keep his glasses on during a game of inches. $2.98. Harrison’s Stationers. 849 Main St. Gertrude McGonlflol Flavell Though absent, you are always buill-m vent eod lurlece light capacity, keep warm sotting, defrost setting, remova overt can cook a compiele meal are $3.99 for a 21-inch square. These lillle figures have swivel arms and backs L«rge 1 I cu II oven ■ tennis or hockey. $2.'25 at Optical Style Bar, 763 NEW HAVEN - Gertrude This day we do remember near. ble glass tray. A holiday special at East West is a hand- Belt key chains. In bright colors, these snap to and weapons McGonigal Flavell, 89, formerly of A loving Thought we give Still loved and missed and ever embroidered cushion cover. Made of cotton Main St. his belt $1.19. Marlow’s Department Store, 867 Starkweather Street, Manchester, dear. crepe, the cover is made to go over a plain Tooled billfold. Throw out his old. falling-apart Main Si. For one no longer with us one. These are $5 at Mary Lew is Shop, 829 Main died Thursday at a New Haven But in our heart still lives. cushion, for decoration. Many colors are Manchester post cards. Figure out what his Love available. Cost: $5. St. Soft rust-colored leather. favorite spot in tow n is and then surprise him with nursing home. She was the widow Card tray. Keeps playing cards organized. 39 of John J. Flavell. Love Your Family Some Just a little further away, at Weslown it. $2. Brooks Antiques. Manchester Mall. Mom, Dad, Vance, Ross Robin, ! microweve Pharmacy on 455 Hartford Road, there is cents. Let him gamble in style. Marlow’s She was born in Manchester and Grandparents, lovers area; A painter's hat with his name on it. Give him a lived most of her life in town before Bruce, Vanessa, Angie, Rocky, I much as potpourri in a variety of scents for just $3. A Department Store, 867 Main St. Aunts and Uncles I S" wtder Official U.S. Olympics ski cap. For the hint that you want the living room painted. Give moving to New Haven a year ago. and Cousins Nanny and Granpy potpourri box to hold the scented flowers and herbs is $4.50. champion on your team. $'3.77, Manchester him a hat with his name on it. Hat and five letters There’s also a crystal bud vase for $4..50, or a Hardware, 877 Main St. are $3.95. Personal Tee. 825 Main St. r . ^ crystal heart-shaped dish for the same price. A Pocket tennis game. Made of wood, it’ll keep Package opener. This is a letter opener, only- Milner’s CELEBRATE THE CHRIST- EVENT china piggy bank is just $2. Wall plaqueswith him busy when it’s loo snowy to hit the courts. stronger. Stainless steel. $1.85. Harrison's MACHCCHEF sentimental or amusing sayings are $2.50. $2.95. Regal’s Men’s Shop, 903 Main St. If his Stationers. 849 Main St. $1.85. (HUTTON EASY SET 2^' □ LITTON condition ~QO-«NTWHiRr LITTLE-BIG MICROWAVE M tcarasnotifii now fair CENTER CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH MiemWAff OUIM M 8 8 $239 *379 700 walls cookir>g power, elec CHRISTMAS SUNDAY SERVICES Savat space m your kitchen be Big enough (a 1.2 cu (I oven) to HARTFORD (UPI) - cause It's compacl. parted lor tronic touch control, automatic 9 and 11 a.m. small hdehans. rec rooms, dorms coo)< a complete meal o( meat, po lamperatura probe Mayor Thirman Milner tatoes and vegetable at one time was in fair condition today “Punctuating the Christmas Story" at Mt. Sinai Hospital ■Sermon by Newell Curtis Do men really want first-timers for their wives? where he was admitted Thursday for observation Enjoy Breakfast between the Services "A male friend was planning an unforgettable and a series of tests. QUESTION: Does a man want to marry a woman 2. Believe in your partner. That man or woman evening that centered around the engagement of his Milner, 50. was admit & who is a virgin? — On the Spot in Denver you're cuddling could be the greatest thing that ever ted to the hospital about CHRISTMAS EVE happened to you. Believe it. It’s true. soon-to-be wife. He put a diamond engagement ring in 2; 30 p.m. after canceling Candlelight Communion Services an ice cube tray. .After the ring was frozen in place, he ANSWER: Ask him. Some men want a partner R o m a n ce ! L.D. from Sacramcnlo dared to believe. Here’s his all his appointments 7 and 10:30 p.m. story: "1 found a kind and loving woman. Being brought the ice cubes to a parly where his friends and Thursday morning, An without sexual experience and some men don’t. lover were. He agreed to make his intended a drink, at However, all men (and women) want something even honest, she told me that she had engaged in many thony J. Napoleon, : CHRISTMAS DAY WORSHIP SERVICE which time he placed the ice cube packed with the more important: A partner who is ready to love as Langdon Hill inlimale relationships before. Now, she said, she Milner’s assistant for pub 10 a.m. 0VE8 THE RAMI CAROUUL* wanted one partner — just one — for life. I believed surprise inside it. After sipping on her cocktail, she lic relations, said Milner m L IT T O N MICROWAVE OVEN WITH P M U K I I the North Carolina Christmas Tree year, with the price dependent on year." Huxster said NEW YORK (UPI) - The best lots before making a purchase so dropped means a dry tree and Both Huxster and Avery believe Association, said a couple inches of height, density and freshness. way to get a good Christmas tree, they can get a better idea about the more needles on the floor at home. more American homes will have Lectures the trunk should be cut off so the Huxster said price increases will Theater an expert says, is to shop early and freshness of the trees and their “ A fresh tree will last in the natural trees this year. house three or four weeks with no tree can soak up water. depend on individual retailers, K shop around. relative cost. with some retailers charging more "If you don’t do that, the tree has “ Most trees are cut by the 5th of Freshness can be determined by problem," Huxster' said. "The "Six or .seven years ago there sealed itself at the bottom and because they are selling a better December and they arc going to bending a few needles. The needles secret is to get the fresh tree back water can’t be taken up,” he said. product. was a trend to go to the artificial Long Wharf Theater, New Haven: "Accent on St. Francis Hospital, HarHord: Lecture on get no fresher on the retail lot," of a freshly cut tree will be pliable. ■ into water rather than getting a Once inside, trees should be set "If the retailer has upgraded the tree," Avery said. "But in the last Youth" playing through Jan. 1,at the theater, 222 "Coronary Artery Bypass Surgery,” by Dr. J. said William Huxster, a forest Those/of a dry tree will snap when dried tree back into water. A dried away from heat vents and kept quality of his product, then his three years or so, the trend has S o rg e n t D riv e . (787-4282.) Scott Galle, cardiologist, Monday from 5to 6p.m. resources specialist at North Ca bent. ' tree will not pick up water. The adequately watered. trees will be considerably higher, been to go back to the natural tree. Hole-ln-the-Wall Theater, New Britain: "T h e at the h o s p ita l, 114 W o o d la n d St. F re e and open to rolina State University. Tapping the trunk of the tree on fresher the tree, the faster it Huxster said trees this year but it should be reflected in better 1 think people like the aroma of a Prime of Miss Jean Brodle," ploying Its final p u b lic. (548-4202.) Huxster said .shoppers should the ground is another measure —a recuperates." , should cost about the same as last quality trees than he had last natural tree in the house." performance tonight at 8:30 at the theater, 38 check prices and trees at several shower of needles when the tree is Waightstill Avery, president of N o rth St. A d m is s io n is b y d o n a tio n s. (223-95(X).) Hartford Stage Company, Hartford: " A s Y o u Like It." playing through Sunday. Show time today and Saturday, 8:30 p.m. and Sunday, 7:30 p.m ., at the th e a te r, 50 C h u rch St. (527-5151.) Repertory Theater, New Britain: "1940s Radio Hour," playing today through Sunday. Friday and Saturday, 8:15 p.m. and Sunday, 7:15 p.m., at Et Ceter^ ’H)'loftST the th e a te r, 23 N o rd e n St. T ic k e ts $8. (223-3147.) Te>g»^ ™ HcMey Hartford Jewish Community Center, West Hartford: "Fiddler on the Roof," playing S a tu rd a y at 8 p.m . at the cen te r, 335 B lo o m fie ld Wickham Park, Manchester: San ta C la u s, M rs . A v e n u e . T ic k e ts $8 a n d $8. (238-4571.) Claus and Santa's elves w ill be at the log cabin In Coachlight Dinner Theater, East Windsor: " A the park, 1329 W. M iddle Turnpike, Saturday and ACT I: GRANDMOTHER AND GRANDFATHER Connecticut Yankee," playing at the theater on Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. No charge. Children ... at the Hartford Ballet’s "Nutcracker" Route 5, nightly except Mondays, through Feb. 5. should be accompanied by an adult. Free Fri. Sat. Sptcials Doors open for cocktails and dinner at 8:30 p.m., re fre sh m e n ts. (528-0856.) Chicken ft Parmiglana S5.25 b e fo re the show . (587-1801.) Chatfleld Hollow State Park, Klllingworth: Yole Repertory Theater. New Haven: " R ic h a r d Baked Stuffed Shrimp S7.4 Family outdoor discovery program, sponsored Baked Scrod II," playing tonight at 8 and Saturday at 8:30p.m., by State Department ot Environmental Protec Hartford’s ‘Nutcracker* — a t the th e a te r, 222 Y o r k St. (438-3184.) tion, Saturday at 1 p.m. In the park on Route 148. Deep Fried Bay Scallops featuring this week... No ch arg e . (586-8108.) Constitution Plaza, Hartford: Festival of Light, Mon. - W«d on the plaza In downtown Hartford, nightly from Dinntrf for 2 dusk to 10 p.m . No ch arg e . (277-3476.) unpretentious, fun ballet Veal Scallopinl S10.B5 Gillette Castle, East Haddam: Open house Saturday and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., at the Eggplant Parmiglana S8.50 Castle In Gillette Castle State Park. Castle PERFORMANCE; The Hartford Ballet's Ravioli • Meat or Cheese $7.95 Dance decorated for Christmas. Admission $1 for adults "Nutcracker," Bushnell Memorial Hall In and 50 cents for children ages 6 through 12. Hartford. 6 La Strada West A Center • 4 M 1 6 S 471 HARTFORD RD. C h ild re n un d er 6 a d m itte d fre e. (526-2338.) M o n -T h u r 5 30 AM - 10 PM Frl & Sat III 11 Children’s Museum, West Hartford: P ro g ra m RATING: Three-and-a-half stars. Stage Sun til 9 PM entitled "Constellation Construction,” Saturday Bushnell Memorial Hall, Hartfard: T he " N u t OVERALL REACTION: An unpretentious, cracker," playing today and Saturday, and at 2:30 p.m. at the museum, 950 Trout Brook fun ballet that's not just for dance aficionados. Sunday. Performances today and Saturday at 8 Drive. Open to all museum visitors with regular Sarah E. Hall p.m. with a matinee Saturday at 2:30 p.m. and museum admission plus 50 cents for m aterials to (I attended with my 3-year-old son and his Sunday performances at 1:30 and 5:30 p.m. be used to m a k e c o n te lla tlo n s. (238-2961.) father, who finds most ballets boring. Both .MulbOin ALTNAVEIGH INN (527-0713.) Trans-Lux College Cinema, Storrs: " T o m m y ,” were pleased.) This version of the famous DBRIDgE I I ruler new owrtership Parker School, Tolland: Tollanders Square playing today and Saturday, 7 p.m. with a Christmas story is five years old, but the OPEN NEW YEARS^EVE Dance Club beginners' ball. Spectators welcome. matinee Saturday at 2:30 p.m., at the theater on dancing was far from stale and the sets were Today at 8 p.m. at the school on Old Post Road. R oute 195. (429-8062.) as impressive as ever. Celebrate L AND NEW YEARS DAY Immanuel Congregational Church, Hartford: Copernican Observatory, New Britain: S p e cia l ★ ★ ★ ISew Year's Eve Traditional New England Contra Dance, today at Christmas show, "The Christmas Star," today, Kiirl\ Hf'i'rxalitJii* I«*l. 12^)-1-1‘)D PLOT; The ballet opens in the living room of at the Country Club \ .4 MANCIIKSTKH HKHAl.l), Kriduy D>< 16 H)«.1 i:». 14 - MANC'HKSTKH HKRAl.D. Fridiiv, Dec. 16, 1983 Advice About Town Deranleau and Steve Hess. First class went to Kevin Knights to celebrate Kilpatrick. Brett Marshall earned the life scout SPORTS Invite uninvited guests The Knights of Columbus, Manchester Council, will award. sponsor a New Year's Eve party Dec. 31. A beef sirloin dinner will be served at 8 p.m. and dancing will be SL Agnes drive under wdy from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. Defense keys Indian victory WEST HARTFORD - The Guild of St. Agnes is Music will be by the Gandy Dancers and Donna conducting its annual drive for the benefit of St. Agnes to watch favorite TV show Wilde. Tickets are X20 per person. Set-ups will be Home In Elmwood and the Lourdes Family Center In provided. Call 646-7365 or 646-9044. By Len Autter through the second period. The Wethersfield. Herald Sports Editor Hornets were within 16-14 with 3; 46 DEARABBY: lyninow home and watch this Chorale to perform St. Agnes Home is a home for pregnant teenagers. left in the half before six straight particular program. The Lourdes Family Center provides a home for the father of two sinull EAST HARTFORD - It can be points by Manchester before inter BUGGED IN BOZEMAN, Manchester Symphony Chorale will perform unwed mothers. Many live there with their babies children. When 1 was a said that Manchester High is mission. The final hoop was set up MONT, tonight at 8 at St. Mary's Episcopai Church. Park St. while they finish school or find employment. Both teenager, our minister ahead of itself. by a steal ■ by Ken Willis at Stuart Gillespie will direct. homes are operated by the Sisters of Mercy and are read something from your The Indians are definitely way midcourt. He just threw it at the Dear Abby DEAR BUGGED; You Benjamin Britten's "Ceremony of Carols" will be directed by Sister Elizabeth O'Hare. column that contained a out in front'In regards to defense. basket and ricocheted into the can either bite your featured as well as traditional and contemporary Contributions may be sent to Red Stocking Drive, powerful message. It And lOth-year coach Doug Pearson waiting arms of Chris Petersen, Abigail Van Buren tongue, turn the TV set holiday selections. Tickets are $4 for adults and $2 for St. Agnes Home, 104 Mayflower St., Elmwood. went something like this; says his Indians already have who deposited a layup for a 22-14 and lie through your teeth students and senior citizens. Call 633-2419. "Kids, don't sit around come together as a unit. halftime reading. about how "happy" you asking where you can go Now all they have to do is Willis, 6-foot-4 senior co-captain, are to .see the drop-ins, or and what you can do for Legion plans New Year | improve .in the other aspects and netted 8 points but Pearson was you can greet them with, THE AREA'S entertainment, go home The American Legion will sponsor a New Year's then the Indians will really have pleased with the total picture. and do something con "Hello! We were just Eve party Dec. 31 at the post home, 20 American something. "They were shading lo Willis all structive. Grow up!" est or rabbi, the Red for years. They have about to watch our favor MOST COMPLETE night but he didn't force any shots Legion Drive. The Silk Towners behind their Docs this ring a bell? If Cross, the Salvation' nursed, protected, helped, ite TV program. We hope A buffet dinner will be served from 9 to 10 p.m. traditionally strong defense which he would have last year," a so. can you locate it and Army. Visit the sick, appealed, begged, ex you like it, too, because we GARDEN CENTER Dancing will be from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. to the music of opened the 1983-84 campaign pleased Pearson said. “ He played publish it again? assist the poor, study your cused, tolerated and de wouldn't miss it for the the Walter Obzut Combo. There will be an open bar 0« Cooptf Thursday night with a 50-32 victory a fine total game. He rebounded, ROCKY MOUNTAIN lessons. And then when nied themselves needed world." Sitti Ib4< played defense. He's never before from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. not >u»l over scrappy but undertalented NEWS FAN.DENVER you are through — and not comforts so that you could Then turn up your set so Hats, noisemakers, and a bottle of champagne per East Hartford High here in CCIL played an all-around game but too tired — read a book. have every benefit. This they won't hear you grind couple will be provided. A snack will be served at 1 play. tonight he did.” V DEAR FAN: The item "Your parents do not they have done gladly. for ing your teeth. Encouragement also came in the a.m. Tickets are $40 a couple. Call 649-7^1. Manchester, which has prided to which you refer was owe you entertainment. you are their dearest itself for its defense overthe years, play of 6-foot-8 junior Brian Spano, CQNFIDENTIAL TO written by Philip B. Gil Your city or village does treasure. But now, you used a matchup zone on occasion in only his second year of organ MULLING IT OVER IN Retirees Install officers liam. a juvenile court not owe you recreational have no right to expect and that seemed to cause the ized ball. The elongated pivolman MANKATO: I agree with judge from Denver. It was facilities. The world does them to bow to every EAST HARTFORD - The Pratt tc Whitney Aircraft Hornets some difficulty. They picked up three first-half fouls and your bumper sticker. If titled, "An Open Letter to not owe you a living. You whim and fancy just be Retirees Club will meet Wednesday at 10 a.m. at 200 didn't necessarily lose it in the only had 3 rebounds to show at the you think education is a Teenager. " It appeared owe the world something. cause selfish ego. instead Clement Road. Officers will be installed. •THE FINEST IN backcourt but by the time it got half. He came on strong in the final expensive, try ignorance. in my column nearly 20 You owe it your time and of common sense, domi BALSAM FIR over the 10-second line East 16 minutes and totaled 10 points, 6 Education without com THE years ago. .And here it is: energy and your talents so nates your personality, Flanagan performs with band Hartford wasn't prepared to work in the third quarter when the mon sense is a ioad of CHRISTMAS TREES "Alw ays we hear the that no one will be at war thinking and requests. FINEST on offense. "Getting it over half Indians broke il open, and 9 books on the back of an BOSTON — Carey Flanagan, son of Thomas J. •BMNtifHl Haiidniado plaintive cry of the tee or in poverty or sick or (court) was no problem. Our caroms. "In heaven's name, ass. Flanagan of 48 N. Elm St., is performing in musical TREE Wraaths A Ro^ag nager: What can we do? lonely again. problem were the travelings, tur "Brian is feeling his way along. grow up and go home! " showcases throughout the Boston area with the rock •Gorgaoiia display of — Where can we go? The "In plain, simple words, STAND novers in the offensive end,"'said This was his first varsity game," Every teenager should band the Coolrays, He is arranger and producer for Poinsottias aad ottiar answer is. Go home! grow up; quit, being a Hornet coach Ray Page. The Pearson said, pleased with Spano's DEAR ABBY: What know the truth about the band's upcoming album "That's Life." AVAILABLE Holiday Plants. "Hang the storm win crybaby. Get out of your Hornets had 20 turnovers, 10 in second-half performance. "W e ex should we do when guests drugs, sex and how to be Flanagan is a graduate of Manchester High School M. dows. paint the wood dream world and develop each half. plained at the half half how lo play drop in uninvited at the happy. For Abby’s boo and the Berklee College of Music in Boston. A NICE SELECTION OF GIFTS FOR work. Rake the leaves, a backbone, not a wish precise moment when our "W e are further ahead defen and told him to play hard and he mow the lawn, shovel the bone, and start acting like klet, send $2 and a long, GARDENERS sively obviously," said Manches went out and got 10 points and favorite television pro stamped (^7 cents), self- Bolton Scouts advance walk. Wash the car. learn an adult. ter's Pearson, "but I don't think played some pretty good defense. " gram comes on? addressed envelope to: to cook, scrub some "You're supposed to be BOLTON — Bolton Boy Scout Troop 73 presented our offense was that bad. Our ball Spano sandwiched four points My husband and I never Abby, Teen Booklet, P.O. floors. Repair the sink, mature enough to accept advanced awards at a court of honor recently. C M H D AT movement and shot selection was around a John Janenda jumper for go. out on that night Box 38923, Hollywood, build a boat, get a job. some of the responsibility Tenderfoot was earned by Bill Wickersham, not bad are all." a 6-point spurt as Manchester's ■V "Help the minister, pri- your parents have carried because we want to stay Calif. 90038. Richard Russo, Eric Purvis, Greg Jordan, Sean The Indians were a poor 4-for-13 lead went to 32-20 late in the third WHITHAM NURSERY Herald photos by Pmto Bailey, Jim Dreselly, Mike Yavinskey, John Wiedie ROUTE 6, BOLTON 643-7802 from the floor the opening eight quarter. The 12-point bulge con and David Hess. OPEN DAILY & SUNDAY 9 A.M. TO S P.M. minutes but connected on lS-of-29 tinued lo grow in the final quarter Manchester’s John Janenda puts the ball on the floor as Second class awards went to Andy Massey, Mike tries the rest of the night for a with the final reading the biggest he drives towards the hoop in '83-84 opener Thursday Forward Ken Willis skies and gets set to release jump respectable 19-for-42. The Hornets difference. Hiatal hernia requires night against East Hartford High. Janenda came off the Loneliness shot against East Hartford High Thursday night at the were lO-for-36 from the field. Junior guard Greg Turner led “ Defensively we played well the Silk Towners with 11 points. bench to contribute eight points in Indian victory. has impact Hornets' gym. Willis turned in a strong overall except when we fouled. But I was Janenda and Glenn Boggini came IFITD(®SNTSN0W performance in Manchester win. pleased with our defense tonight. " of[ the bench lo lend solid support NEW YORK (UPI) - careful evaluation and c^iet Pearson said. for the locals. The latter had all Indians. Fedorchak 0 0-0 0 Totals 19 12-24 Studies show loneliness "We're not a real good basket four of his points in the second Manchester’s next outing is .50. has a greater impact on WE’LL RETURN TOUR DOUGH ball team yet but we're a team period and Janenda deposited Tuesday on the road at Simsbury EAST HARTFORD (32) - Cap the death rate than smok AND YOU KEEP THE SNOWTHROWER! DEAR DR. LAMB: for women in particular to already and that impresses me." eight in a good opening night High at 7:45 p.m. ers 2 6-7 10, Peoples 2 2-5 6. ing, drinking, eating or Buy a Toro Snowlhrowcr before December 10. Would you send me your have an increased cal Pearson said. "You have to be a outing MANCHESTER (50) - Anselmo McKeone 1 2-4 4. Welles 2 0-0 4. exercise. 19b!i. and if il snows less than 20 'Ii of average Eagies sioppy Health Letter on the use cium intake as they get team first and we already have Keith Capers led the Hornets 1 1-3 3, Willis 3 2-2 8, Spano 3 4-4 10. Murphy 2 1-2 5. Shannon 0 0-0 0, An article in the De this season, you gel all your money back and and abuse of antacids? I older. with 10 points. Petersen 2 0-1 4, Turner 4 3-5 11. Moore 1 1-3 3. Powell 0 0-1 0. cember issue of Glamour you keep the Toro. If it snows less than that," have a hiatal hernia Others get relief from Manchester had the lead after East Hartford look the junior Harris 1 0-0 2, Janenda 4 0-4 8. Wizniak 0 0-0 0. Richardson 0 0-0 0. Your Health magazine says a nine- .50 'i) of average you gel 50"ii of your caused by stomach acid, vitamin E. Still others get one quarter at 11-10 and didn’t start varsity contest, .59-48. Rob Greene Boggini 1 2-2 4, Greene 0 0-2 0, Mokricorgeous 0 0-0 0. Totals 10 year study by University money back. And you still which causes burning in help from quinidine or but win opener lo spread il out until midway- netted 17 points (or the young Riordan 0 O-O 0. McCarthy 0 0-1 0, 12-22 32. of California at Berkeley keep the Toro. my chest and at times Lawrence Lamb, M.D. medicines containing quinidine. Some get relief researchers found people Il It snows more than that you'll under my left rib. Eagle reserves played well, Pend by using potassium if they without spouses or friends By Rich Cahill I have used several really be glad you bought a ers praised Chris Renslrom, who happen to be low on had a death rate more Herald Sports Writer antacids, including Ta . Toro snowihrower. was slowed in the pre-season by an potassium because of tak than twice as high as those gamet, before bed. 1 real Offer includes S-140, S-200R. The Eagles of East Catholic High injury, but came off the bench to Kuhn suspends players for year with social ties. ize I must change my antacids. Others who cigarettes should not be ing diuretics. "The more such ties, S-200K, S-620K. and all ttvcrcame early sloppy play and contribute seven points and sev eating habits in the even want this issue can send 75 used. Others benefit by two stage models. late foul trouble Thursday night to eral rebounds. the lower the death rate," In Los Angeles. Dodgers presi model for my own kids." ings and I wonder if cents with a long, DEAR DR. LAMB: I stretching their leg mus post a 52-43 victory over East In the third quarter, the Eagles Bv Barbara Miner involvement. Drug problems in the said team member Leo Come in for full details. dent Peter O’Malley said he In Kansas City. Mo.. Royals' eliminating acid food stamped, self-addressed just read your column cles before going to bed Lyme in the 1983-84 basketball opened it up during a stretch which UPI Sports Writer National Basketball Association about the person who had nard Syme, led the NBA to adopt a get-tough agreed with Kuhn's action. general manager John Schuerholz would help with my prob envelope for it to me in every night. Lean against opener for both teams. began with a Dargati jump shot This finding was true "We respect the commissioner’s said he's'glad the affair is behind lem since surgery is sel care of the Manchester leg cramps at night and the wall so you stretch The hom estanding F^agles which made the score 27-23. On the NEW YORK — Baseball com drug policy involving possible was taking vitamin E. I for all ages, sexes and decision and we will ' ertainly his club, saying "we can now look dom recommended. Herald, P.O. Box 1551, your heel tendons. Bend at scored seven straight points in the Eagles next trip down the court, missioner Bowie Kuhn, saying "we suspension for life. social classes. It appears abide by it and, quite frankly, I forward to the 1984 season with Radio City Stattpn. New also had leg cramps at the knees and again middle of the third period to Dargati scored after rebounding a cannot and will not tolerate illegal Wilson, a former All-Star out to have little connection agree with it, " said O'Malley. clarity and plan accordingly " DEAR READER: The York, N Y. 10019. night and had to stand and stretch those tendons. provide much of the margin for the missed shot. He was fouled on the drug use." Thursday issued one- fielder with the Kansas City with other factors such as Royals, pleaded guilty in October "I am optimistic Steve will be "We know the commissioner has only rea.son to use antac But you should know walk a few steps. I asked victory. Until that time. Eagle play, and his free throw gave East year suspensions to players Willie smoking, drinking, sex or Haven’t you done to a misdemeanor charge of pitching again in 1985, but he is given this decision a great deal of ids for a hiatal hernia is to that you need to do much my pharmacist what he Learn to sleep on your turnovers helped keep the Vikings a seven-point lead. Dargati also Wilson, Willie Aikens, Jerry Mar social class. attempting to possess cocaine and responsible for his actions and il thought over a long period of neutralize the acid con more to manage any would recommend and he side with your toes up and without a Toro in striking distance. East coach contributed to the final two points tin and Steve Howe for cocaine tents of the stomach. Then suggested a calcium prep OOOFFrailcSF A was sentenced Nov. 17 lo a year in will be up to him lo prove that he is time, ” Schuerholz said. "Wedonol symptoms you are having not dropped. The dropped Jennie Grossinger, with long enough?^ $10.00 OFF PRICE OF ANY Jim Penders said he wussurpri.sed of the Eagle surge, feeding Bru abuse. if the contents leak back aration. I have taken a Howe's suspension will be re prison and a $5,000 fine. capable of returning." plan any further discipline.” from esophageal reflux. I foot position facilitates her parents, fo6nded SNOW BLOWER WITH THIS AD by the number of mistakes com none for an easy basket for a 32-23 ward into the lower eso presume you have seen a calcium capsule every viewed in one year to determine Nine months of the sentence was ■The Dodgers said Wednesday Don Fehr. counsel for the Major calf muscle cramps. You Grossinger's Hotel in the mitted by his team, an experienced lead. By the end of the period, the phagus they will be less day for several years and whetHer it will be continued. The suspended and Wilson is currently they would keep Howe regardless League Players Association, doctor since Tagamet is a may need to put a board at Catskill Mountains of New squad dominated by seniors. Eagles had increased their edge to likely to cause irritation. prescription drug, but if have had no leg cramps. FREE WINTERIZING KIT WITH other three suspensions will be jailed at a minimum security of Kuhn's ruling. "H e ’s a young called the decision "unexpected." the foot of the bed to hold York (1914) and deve “ I was not pleased with the way 40-29. ' Tagamet, which is not They also make your reviewed on May 15, 1984, with the prison in Fort Worth, Texas. man with a problem. ” said general "It seems to me at first blush you have not you should the covers off your feet. loped it into an interna PURCHASE M O.O O VALUE , we played tonight — first game In addition to Dargati's 24 points an antacid, doesn't neu have a careful evaluation. bones stronger as you get possibility of reinstatement at that Aikens, a Royals first baseman, manager A1 Campanis. "W e con that the action he (Kuhn) took was Put a pillow next to the tionally known resort. jitters or whatever. " Penders said. and Renstrom’s seven, the Eagles tralize acid hut does help You need to eat smaller older. I just wanted you to board and prop your feet time. and Martin, a Royals outfielder, sider him part of the family, and not helpful to anyone, least of all "It was not what .you would call an received eight points from Bru his clients and constituents." He to prevent the formation meals and it is important know how I solved the up to prevent foot drop. none, five from Theriault and two None of the players will be were also given three-month sent we're not going to desert him." Just because you don't artistic success. Dodgers manager Tom Lasorda said he expected a decision in of acid in the stomach. that you have your even problem of my leg "W c’rc going to have to play a lot • from starting forward Joe Smith. allowed to play during their ences and fined $5,000 and $2,500. Many readers also say use on item doesn't mean respectively, after pleading guilty said of Howe. "1 told him. 'Hey, ii several days on whether the . There are other similar ing meal at least two cramps. . CAPITOL EQUIPMENT CO.4NC. better than we did tonight, no doubt Substitutes Chris MePadden and suspensions. medicines on the market hours before going to bed. they get relief by wearing the Item has lost Its value. Kuhn, stressing that baseball lo attempting to possess cocaine. you sleep with dogs, you’re going to players will send the issue to Why not exchange It for 38 Main Street, Manchester, Conn. about it. " Penders said. Histeam's Dom Perno had four‘ and two and others that soon will Give your stomach a DEAR READER: Cal warm stockings over the players were role models for young Martin is currently serving his wind up with fleas.’ " arbitration and ask that it be cash with an ad In Classi first attempt to improve its perfor points, respectively. be marketed. chance to empty and you cium certainly does stop calf. Keeping the leg people, said a number of steps had sentence while Aikens is scheduled Wilson, interviewed from jail overruled. fied? 643-2711. 643-7958 mance will come tonight, at home Peretz had 17 points for the I'm happy to send you leg cramps for some peo muscles warm probably to begin his term in January. Thursday night on ABC’s .Nigh New York Yankees owner will have less reflux. against the usually tough squad Vikings and senior guard Mike been taken in recent years to The Health Letter 10-4 on helps prevent cramping. In addition, former Cy Young tline, said he felt Kuhn’s decision George Steinbrenner said Wednes Coffee, tea, alcohol and ple. Also it is important from Hartford Public High at 7:30 Reagan had 10. all on long-range rehabilitate players who voluntar ily admit a drug probem. winner Vida Blue pleaded guilty in was overly harsh "because I can't day that professional sports must p.m. jump shots. Todd Taylor, the face up lo a "very prevalent” durg Vikings’ 6-foot-9 senior center.was "A t the same time, we have October lo a misdemeanor charge be able to do the thing that I love, Senior guard Jim Dargatiledthe problem ." not a factor in the game. He scored continually warned everyone in of possession of cocaine and is lo be and that’s playing baseball " Valley area has higher death rate way Thursday for the Eagles with "1 feel for (Royals owner) Ewing WRAP UP only five points, and was outplayed baseball that we cannot and will sentenced Dec. 19. Kuhn did not "I understand what he (Kuhn) is 24 points. His two jump shots and Kauffman because he runs a BRIDGEPORT (UPI| - A re The number of deaths by pneu due to heart disease about 19 not tolerate illegal drug use," he mention Blue in his decision. saying (about baseball players as four free throws in the first period by the smaller Eagles. top-notch, class organization and port issued by the Valley Health monia in Derby were about 45 said, "and that discipline will be Although Howe has never been ^ role m odels)," said Wilson. " If he percent above the state average. allowed the Eagles to close the East won the junior varsky he doesn't deserve what has Di.strict claims poverty may help percent above the state average game 65-55, despite a strong imposed in non-amnesty cases or convicted on drug charges, the ace * wants to make me a model on the Leon J. O'Connor, director of the quarter with a two-point lead at happened. ” Steinbrenner said. explain higher than average death for the 11-year period. Cancer- A GREAT DEAL. in cases of continued or renewed pitcher was suspended three times baseball field that is fine. But as a health district, said the industrial 13-11. The Vikings cut the lead lo comeback in the second half by the by the Dodgers last year and fined role model as a human being, as a "But it could happen to any team in rates from cancer, pneumonia and related deaths were about 31 nature of the area was a "possible 22-21 at the half. They were paced Vikings. Paul Guardino was the involvement after undertaking re- $54,000 for infractions believed person, I only have to be a role pro sports. ” heart disca.se in Derby and Anso- percent higher in Derby and factor" in the number of disease- by senior captain Tom Peretz, who leading scorer for East with 17 habilitatim treatment... nia over a 10-year period. deaths caused by heart disease related deaths. ' finished with 17 points. Peretz, points. ^ “ I think there's a message in related to his cocaine problem, Kuhn said Howe had been tested The report, issued this week, were 23.5 percent more common. playing the low post on offense, EAST CATHOLIC (52) - The today's decision: we take the drug ♦ I .-howed higher death rates in the "W e know a number of factors used a variety of moves to score riault 2 1-3 5, Smith 10-l'2, Brunone problem seriously. We are going to three limes in November (or industrial cities for the years 1970 In Ansonia, cancer-related contribute to these kinds of dis inside against the taller Eagle 2 4-7 8, Galligan 00-00, Dargati96-7 do what is reasonably necessary to cocaine use and all three tests were protect our gam e." positive. through 1980, the latest years for deaths,, were about 34 percent eases — lifestyle, heredity, envir front line. 24, MePadden 2 0-0 4, Perno 02-4 2, which figures arc available, a higher; death by pneumonia about onmental exposure at the work Two-thirds of that front line, Renslrom 2 3-4 7. Totals 18 16-26 52. The suspension capped a year in "W e are satisfied that these health official said Thursday. 29 percent higher; and fatalities site, for exam ple," he said. seniors John Theriault and Chris EAST LYM E (43) - Peretz 57-8 which drug scandals have plagued results are accurate and the Brunone, were in foul difficulty for 17, Reagan 5 0-010. T. Taylor 21-2 5. several sports. Four National results had dot been disputed by XR80 • J Drago 0 0-10, Craig 10-0 2, Stanton • Football League players were Mr. Howe’s representatives,” the much of the second half. Both sat 6 ^ 1 9 00 URBAN. EXPRESS' out much of the final period, but 2 3-3 7, Harris 0 2-2 2. 15 13-16 43. suspended this year for drug commissioner added. 6 ^598 *398"® NBA roundup Tliesean'jiisl someoftliegrealdeiil.s we're offering onscletted l!)8:tHotidius This Christmas, Discover It sour annual Honda . Holida.vs celetiralion. Now Theus finds himself on the bench ihnmgti niri.sttii.'Ls the Art of Living. and Davis outscored the entire Bv Logan Hobson "Just to a team that's winning New York coach Hubie Brown Come in and you'll mtvivea Laker starting lineup by 12 points. UPI Sports Writer and in a positive situation,” he said theJjCnicks were beaten by the 1!IM4 Honda Chaniiiionship Kareem Abdul-Jabbar led Los Kaemg ( 'aleiular five? .Along explained. "An upcoming team, a Bulls’ backcourt. "The breaking point tonight was Angeles with 15 points. .iiE 1 16 - MANCHESTER HEHALD, Friday. Dec. 16, 1983 MANCHESTER HKRALD. Friday. U«-« 16 . I98:i - 1 1 Scholastic roundup Scoreboard Dumif'icun 76,Pratt64 Bulls113.Knicks107 G ia ssb o ro 6 5 , W id en er 63 Indian girls whip Hornets Flyert9,Capllalt4 Long Islond U.86, CCNY49 M o ss. 67, Co n n e cticu t6 5 (o t) -Hockey Basketball C H IC A G O (113) Me ■Formington60.Husson69 Skiing W o sh ln e to n 2 0 >— 4 Greenwood 1-40-22. Wootrldae8-129-11 Otter bein 79, Deflance75 partners on the Indians' top line P h llo d e lp h ia 3 6 0 - « 25. C o rz in e 4-5 3-4 11, W h a tle y 4 6 4-9 12. South And you thought they couldn't bury High at home Tuesday night the end of three periods. First oerlod—1, Woshlnglon, Currie 5 ul.so turned in stellar performan W ig g in s 9-12 7-8 25, D a ile y 8 15 6^8 22, A lo .-B irm ln g h a m 7 1 .U S Int 156 put the bull in the busket. at 7:45 p.m. Keith Owen led Bolton with eight (unassisted), 4:11. 2, Phllodelphia. Kerr Lester 0-0 (M) 0. H ig g in s 2-4 0 0 4, E . Tennessee St. 84. R o d fo rd 67 31 (Pqdlln, Propp), 5:25. 3, Phllodelphia, New England Ski Guide Manchester High girls' basket Manchester also took the junior points. ces. Bub Blake hud three goals and fHILstandingi NBA standings Oldham 0^ 0^ 0, Green S-7 2-3 12. Totals M o re h e a d St. 81, M a r s h a ll 78 Proop 18 (Kerr, Poulin), 8:39. 4, 41-65 31-45 113. NWLouislana89.E.TexosSt.6l ball tearri, which had trouble its varsity contest. 36-17. Mary Prior Bolton coach Dave Leete said the two assists, and Eric Trudon hud W a sh in g to n , G a rtn e r 17 (V e lld i) , 17:03.5, N E W Y O R K (107) M ississippi 78, T ennessee T cch 68 WOODSTOCK, Vt (UPD — Here isthe had 12 points and Dawn Martin 10 game showed that his team has "a two goals and four assists. Murk **, W a lt ! C o n tw 'tn c e P h ila d e lp h ia , H o lm g re n 5 ( S lllle r ) , 17:34. E o s fe rn C o n fe re n ce opening two games in scoring K in g 15-21 6-11 36, R o b in so n 0-1 0^ 0, Valdosta St. 76. Florid a Int'164 New England Ski Areas Council official Patrick DWWon Penollles—Shand, Was, 3:22; Coch Atlontlc Division rebounds for the 3-0 young Indians. long way to go. " Keith, Brian Beckwith. Bill Flem C a rtw rig h t 7-13 4-4 18. S p a rro w 4-b 0-0 8, Winthrop69. Londer 59 summary ot snow conditions at New points, broke out of it Thursday W L T Pti. OF OA ran e, W L Pet. GB Bolton's next game is at home ing, and Brett Factoru also scored W lltia m s 10-20 S-5 26, G ru n fe ld 2-3 0-0 4, M id w e st Englondskioreosasof 7a.m. Friday. night with a 61-30 thrashing of East MANCHESTER (61) - Kris NY lilanders 21 » J 44 143 111 P h i, 9:45; C a rp e n te r, W as, 10:06; Philadelphia 17 5 .762 '/7 W ebster 0-1 0-0 0. W a lk e r 4-5 3-4 11. O rr Augsburg 85. Northwestern-Roseville Tuesday night against Bacon for the Indians. Keith, Fleming. G a rtn e r, W as, 10:X ; C la rk e , P h i, 10:33, B o sto n 19 6 . 760 — S k iin g co n d itio n s a re su b je c t to cha nge Hartford High at Clarke Arena in Craft 0 0-0 0, Heidi Sullivan 4 2-3 10, P h ila d e lp h ia IS 10 3 39 143 l i t 1-4 2 2 4, E lm o r e 0-2 0^ 0. T o ta ls 43-78 62 N Y R a n p e ri 17 II 4 38 132 123 R ic k S u tler, P h i, 16:43. N ew Y o r k 15 10 .6(X) 4 due to weather, skier traffic, and other Shelly Carrier 0 0-0 0. Jen Kohut 2 Academy, Coventry will travel to Factoru, Mike Generis, Doug 20-26 107. Dordt92, Sioux Fails (SD) 68 foctors. Be owareof changing conditions. CCIL play. W a sh in g to n 14 16 3 30 108 120 Secondoer lod—6, Phllddelohlo, Howe 6 N ew Je rse y 12 10 . 545 C h ico g o 36 13 27 35— 113 Middletown Tuesday to play Vinal Matthew and Kyle Bockus each Ind ia n a St. S4. C ln cln n a tl6 3 Legend; new-inches of new snow The win was the second in three 0- 1 4, Lydia Hightower 2 2-2 6, Kris P ittsb u rg h 7 20 4 IS 94 127 (Clorke), 1:47.7, Phllodelahla, Sinisolo 11 W o sh ln g to n 10 13 .434 8 N e w Y o r k 39 29 22 27— 107 M a n k a to St. 64. St. Jo h n 's (M in n ) 62 snowfall ending in lost 24 hours, pdr Tech. had an assist. N ew Je rse y 6 22 2 14 90 141 (Slttler, Holm gren), 3:21.8, Philadelphia. Central Division Three-point gool—Williams. Fouled starts for the Indians. 1-0 in league Noone 0 3-8 3. Judy Dalone 2 4-6 8, Marvyille63. Lindenwood46 powder snow, pp-oocked powder, wet gr Adorns Division MocLelsh 7 (Clarke, Cochrane), 15:47.9, Milwaukee 14 9 .606 — out Michelle Morianos 9 2-3 20, Carey COVENTRY (39) - Lewis 1-0-2, The only goal for Watertown, M ic h ig a n St. 85, B ro o k ly n 72 wet granulor, ligr-loose granulor, frgr action, while the loss drops the B e sto n 20 S 3 42 141 91 Philadelphia, Kerr 23 (Prooo), 16:X. 10. D e tro it ' 11 12 .478 3 — Williams. Total fouls—Chicogo24,New St. X o v ie r 62, Qu in c y 58 frozen granular, corn-corn snow, (where Markham 2 2-2 6. Heather Hoh Berkowitz 3-6-12, Seymour 6-1-13, which fell to 0-3 with the loss, was B u tfa lo 18 10 4 40 127 117 P h llo d e lo h lo , D v o ra k 3 (S in isa lo ), 17:05. A tla n ta 11 13 .458 3'/7 York 3 l Rebounds—Chicago 34 (Corzine Hornets to 0-3 overall, 0-1 in the W ls.-River Falls84, Bem idli St. 73 tw o such te rm s op pea r, the fo rm e r show s Laferriere 2-2-6, Kaplan 0-0-0, scored by Steve Martiho. The goal Q uebec 17 13 3 37 156 119 11, Phllodelohlo, Sinisalo 12 (Dvorak, C h ic a g o 7 14 .333 6 6), N ew Y o r k 26 (K in g 7). A s s is ts — CCIL, enthal 0 1-2 1, Betty Maher 1 1-2 3. W est conditions on 70 per cent or m ore terrain, Montreal 14 16 3 X IIS 123 s u tle r), 17:46, P e n a ltie s — C ro s sm o n .P h I, Cleveland 8 17 .320 7 Chicago 25 (Dailey 9), New York 26 Totals 22 17-29 61. Harris 3-0-6, Kornfield 0-0-0, Mor came at six minutes of the first D en ver 65, P t. Lo m a 6 3 and the latter the next-most-prevalent H ik lfo r d 11 15 3 25 107 119 1:01; W as, bench (served b y V a le n tin e ), In d ia n a 5 17 .227 8Va (W illiam s 9). Technicals— Chicago ris 0-0-0 . Totals 1.5-9-39. period, and was followed by 12 Western Conference Fresno St. 73. Sacram ento St. 46 condition) vc-voriable conditions, " I feel that this is the first real EAST HARTFORD (30) - Campbell Conltrtnc 5:36; B a rb e r, P h i, 16:39. co a c h N evoda-R eno94. So. O re g o n 82 BOLTON (23) — Owen 4-0-8, unanswered Indian goals. Norris Division Third period— 12, Washington, Gould 6 Midwest Division Loughery, Chicago ossistantcooch Blair, sc- consistent play we've seen all Yvette Rouleau 4 6-11 14. Janine W L Pet. GB Redlands87.Col Poly Pomono62 spring conditions xx of 00 trails-number Ferguson 1-2-4, Sheetz 2-2-6, Zorba The Indians outshot Watertown W L T Pts. GF OA (Stevens, C u rrie ), 11:05. 13, W a sh in g to n . C h ica g o 2 (Illega l defense). A — 6,018. SouthernCal84. Texos-SanAntonio68 year. I hope the team realizes that Rodrique 2 3-4 7, Mary Bussiere 1 M in n e s o ta 15 11 4 34 143 136 D u c h n n e 6 (Stevens, L e ltc h ), 11:56. D o llo s 15 8 .652 — of trolls open, mm-snow made in last 24 1- 2 3. Tammy Kelley 0 0-0 0, 0- 0-0, Carpenter 0-0-0, Richardson45-12. Manchester goalie Ian Blood -a t. L o u is 13 14 4 X 127 131 Penoltles— Blomavist, Was, minor, mo- U ta h 15 10 .600 1 hours, tethin cover, wbln- slowly but surely it is progress Blazers 118. Nets 105 w in d b lo w n Darlene Williams 1 0-0 2, Debby 1- 1-3, Haloburdo 1-0-2, Daly 0-0-0. made 11 saves. •C T IC o g o 13 17 2 28 113 126 lo r, ‘ Kansas City 11 12 .478 4 Big East result ing," said Indian coach Steve n b r o n l o 12 14 4 28 I X 145 7:55; Ron Sutler, Phi, double-molor. D e n ve r 11 12 .478 4 snow, ns-night skiing available, no-not Russo 1 0-0 2. Leah Beaulieu 1 0-0 2, Totals 9-5-23. Son A n to n io 10 15 .400 6 operating, opr operoting Armstrong. "I thought our passing O e tro lt 10 18 2 22 103 131 7:55; A d o rn s, W as, d o u b le -m in o r, 13:51: N E W J E R S E Y (10S) H o u sto n 9 15 .375 6’ a U C O N N (65) Eileen Duggan 0 0-0 0. Lisa Manchester couch Wayne Hor Smyth# Division H o lm g re n , P h i, 13:51. K in g 611 0-0 12, W illia m s 3-7 3-6 9, was much better tonight. Michelle Pacific Division Broxton 2-4 60 4, W illiam s 6 13 4-4 16, Connecticut -e d m o n lo n 32 7 3 47 187 131 Shots on o o o l— W a sh in g to n 7-15-10— D a w k in s 3-6 2-2 6, B ird so n g 8-21 0-2 16. Pellegato 0 0-1 0, Michelle Boucher ton said the effort was "another P o rtlo n d 17 8 .680 — Coles4-102-210, Hobbs 3-123-59, Kelley 613 Woodbury S&R opr wknd 12-17 1 trail (Morianos) had a very strong "tV b n co u ve r 13 15 3 29 129 131 32. C o o k 3-4 0-0 6, R o n sey 6 8 1-2 11. LOS A n g e le s . 14 7 .667 1 0-010, F re d e ric k 7-102-616, BesselinkCi-OO-O lim ited skiing call ahead game offensively. The most impor 0 0-0 0. Totals 10 10-8 30. super gume"by his team. He . Calgary 12 13 5 29 108 122 P h llo d e lo h lo 14-16-6— 36. Willoughby 614 2-2 12. GminskI 67 3-5 G o ld e n Stote 12 13 480 5 0,Henry60600, Biocher 61600. Totols27- M a in e tant fact, however, is we boxed out Ice H o c k e y pointed to the Indians' six power W in n ip eg 10 16 4 24 128 149 Goalies—Washington, Jensen, Rio 15, Jo h n so n 6 6 0-1 12. O 'K o re n 0-1 1-2 I, DPI photo L o s A ngeles 9 17 6 34 135 156 gin. Seattle 11 13 .458 5'/a 6311 1765. Sauaw Mountoin gr 8 trails, oil lifts play goals in 10 chances us proof of P h o e n ix 9 15 .375 7'/? K u e ze n ski 1-3 0-0 2. Jo n e s 0-1 1-2 1 U M A S S (67) opr w knd very well and dominated the (Top four In each divislan auallty lor Phllodelohlo, Lindbergh. A — 15,805. T o to ls 4689 13-24 105. San D ie g o 8 17 '.320 9 N e y sm lth 6 6 2-5 12. H e m pe l 612 6 2 10, Sugarloof wet snow 15 troils 3 lifts a strong effort by his squad. Stanley Cup plavolts.) P O R T L A N D (118) boards" Thursdov's Results Green 7-12 4-4 18, Carl Smith 64 66 12. more trails wknd Pats top Bolton Whaler goalie Greg Millen uses his stick to shove Thursday's aesutts C o rr 8-13 2-5 18, N att 8-10 4-4 20. Manchester had a slender 15-12 Manchester lost to Watertown Canadiens 3. Penguins I Chicago 113. New York 107 Russell 6 15 60 12, Braun 62 1-2 I, Craig Sunday River Isgr 12 trails 2 lifts Byram leads MHS Boston 4, Hartford 2 Cooper 613 0-0 10, Poxson 613 69 18, advantage after one quarter but BOLTON — Coventry High last year by a score of 8-4. Horton Boston’s Nevin Markwart from in front of his goal area in Montreal 3, Pittsburgh I U tah 138, H o usto n 113 Smith 61 600, Connors 610-00, Young 1-3 Pleasant Mountoin wet snow 1 troils 1 V a le n tin e 4-4 6-6 14, L e v e r 7-13 1-2 15, 602.Totols27-56161967. WATERTOWN - Galen Byram said his team was intimidated P h i la d e lo h lo 9, W a shingto n 4 Phoenix 114, Los Angeles 104 lift opened it up to 26-16 at the half and tripped Bolton High. 39-23, Thurs NHL game Thursday night at Boston Garden. Bruins P itfsbu ro tt 0 0 1—1 N o rris 3-6 0-2 6, D re x le r 4-8 3-4 11, L a m p Halftim e: Connecticut 26, Mossochu- Western Mossachusetts N .Y . Isla nders 4, D e tro it 2 M o n tre o l 2 0 1— 3 Golden Stote 119. KonsosCIty 116 1- 2 2-2 4. V e rh o e v e n 1-3 0-0 2. P io tro w s k i 46-26 after three periods. day night in the Charter Oak chalked up eight points here somewhat last year, and took some Portland 118, New Jersey 105 setts26. Brodie wet gr 4 trails 3 lifts ns Friday's (3omes First period— 1. Montreol. Lofleur 12 0-0 0 0 0. T o ta ls 4685 2634 116. "cheap shots" from the Watertown won, 4-2, to extend Whalers winless skein to five games. Friday's Games R e g u la tio n ; C o n n e c tic u t61, M ossochu - Jimlnv Peak opr’wknd 12-17 Morianos, 5-foot-lO junior, Conference basketball opener for Thursday night, as the Manchester (All Times E5T) (Gainey), 2:08. 2. Montreal, Lofleur 13 New Jersey 29 31 19 36-105 (All Times EST) setts61. pumped in a career-high 20 points both teams. High hockey team improved its players Thursday when it was New Jersey at Winnipeg, 9:05 p.m. (R o o t). 11:00. P e n o ltle s — N one. P o rtla n d 35 21 33 29— 118 Calgary ol Vancouver, 11:05a.m. Washington at Boston, 7;30p.m, A tte n d a n c e : 4,200. Ron Seymour scored 13 points record to 2-0 with a 12-1 victory obvious the game would become a Cleveland ot Phllodelphia, 7:35 p.m. Three-point goals—none. Fouled New Hampshire to pace the Silk Towners with Heidi Saturday's (Somes Second period— None. Penalties-- o u t— Indiana ot Son Antonio. 8:30 p.m. Wildcot gr 15 trolls 3 lifts Sullivan adding 10. Judy Dalone for the Patriots and Mark Berko- over Watertown. The victory rout. He said his players "just took Chicago at Boston, oft. Shutt. none Total fouls-—New Jersey 28, D o llo s at M ilw a u k e e . 9 p.m . Adult Basketball Connon M ountain opr wknd 12-17 1 troil and Heather Hohenthal each wilz added 12. Berkowitz' six avenged a loss the Indians suffered the checks, bounced up and pointed B u ffa lo at H a rtfo rd M on .0:56; M e S o rle y . P it , 4:43. Portland 24. Rebounds— New Jersey 37 6 Portlond at Denver, 9:40p.m. 1 lift Whalers let Kean St. Louis at Montreal Third period— 3, Montreal. Smith 19 (W lltia m s 12), P o rtla n d 44 (C o o per 9). Green Hardware 115 (Steve Chotiner last year at the hands of the the scoreboard ' • grabbed 9 rebounds for Manches points in the second quarter helped Q uebec at E d m o n to n (Shutt, Walter), 9:16. 4. Pittsburgh, Son Diego at Los Angeles, 10:30p.m. Atlitash opr wknd 12-17 6 trails 3 lifts Assists— New Jersey 29 (Cook 5, Ronsey 20. R ic h H o y d o s z 16. T o m P le fk a 16. Loon Mountain opr wknd 12-17 4 trolls ter. Kris Craft played a solid game the Patriots turn a 4-4 first quarter Watertown. Manchester's next game is Sat N.Y. Rangers at N.Y. Islonders G a tzo s 1 (M a x w e ll, R a lsto n ). 11:05. New Jersey at Seattle, 11 p.m. 5). Portland 25 (Poxson 6). Technical Fred Kosk 14, Mike Mistretto 12, Ed New Jersey at Minnesota Penalties— MeSorley. Pit. molor, 2:54; Saturday’s Gomes 3 lifts and came up with five steals for tie into an 18-11 halftime lead. They Byrum scored three goals and urday night at 8: 10 against Conurd fouls—Dawkins, Natt, Portland (illegal Beadle 11. John Luchs 10), Style 78 V e rm o n t Phllodelphia at Detroit Nlion. Mon. molor, misconduct. 2:54; Milwoukee at New York (D o v e C o w le s 20. M a r t y C h a m b e rs 16, assisted on five others. His High at the Bolton Ice Palace. defense). A — 12,666 Jay Peak wet gr frgr 30 troils 4 lifts Manchester, which faces Sims increased their margin to 28-16 at have easy victory Los Angeles at Pittsburgh M e S o rle y , P it, 14:19. Cleveland at Woshlngton B e n G r y z b 12, J im A ld r id g e 10). Washington at Toronto Shots on goal— Pittsburgh 8-5-13— Son Antonio at Atlanta Fogarty Oilers 98 (Mark Plefka 34, all lifts opr wknd * Warriors ilB.KIngs 116 Smugglers Notch wet gr 20 trails 2 lifts 26. Boston at Detroit J e ff C a r r 28, M ik e D o ro n 13. B ill M o n tre o l 12-10-8— 30. Dallas at Chicago Hannon 11), Manchester Cycle 85 full opr wknd BOSTON tUPl) - Boston back lead in the first period, first on Stowe Is gr wet snow 36 trails 4 lifts 7 Bruins 4. Whalers 2 Goalies — Pittsburgh, Dion, Herron. Indiono at Houston K A N S A S C I T Y (116) ( M o rk P ie k o s 20, S ta n A le x o n d e r 18, E d up goalie Doug Keans hasn't seen' Normand Dupont's score. Mark Montreal. Sevigny. A — 15,231. Golden State at Utah E . Jo h n so n 11-19 3-3 25, N e a ly 3-4 0-0 6. K o w o l 18. B o b K ie r n o n 18). lifts w kn d Bolton Volley wet gr 12 troils 3 lifts much action lately. That includes Kansas City at Phoenix T h o m p so n 68 4-6 14, D rew 11-19 3-5 25, Spartans scared Johnson then scored his eighth H o rtfo rd 2 0 0— 2 too to bottom Sports in Brief K n ig h t 9-17 3-4 21. W oodson 2-6 2-2 6. S. being in the net as well as sitting on goal in 10 games with a shot overa MOBton 1 2 1—4 Jo h n so n 6 9 6 8 15, M e rlw e a th e r 2-5 0-0 4. Midgets Sugarbush Valley wet gr 32 trolls 8 the bench. First period— 1. Hartford. Dupont 7 Jazz 138. Rockets i i i T o to ls 48-92 20-29 116. lifts more troils & lifts wknd prostrate Keans. Celtics 10 (Erik W olfgang6, Jeff King (Johnson, Neuteld). 8:47.2. Boston. Silk 6 G O L D E N S T A T E (119) Killington wet gr 45 trails 10 lifts Keans faced only 22 Hartford "The first goal was my fault. On 2), Lokers 8 (Bill Kennard 2, Gregg UConn falls to UMass (K lu z a k . P e derso n ). 16:39. 3. H o rtfo rd . Calendar S h ort 613 9-10 19. Sm ith 3 6 0-0 6. midweek 14 lifts & gondola wknd H O U S T O N (111) Horowitz 2). Pico Peek Isgr 17 trroils 5 lifts by Brooklyn five shots Thursday night as the Bruins the second I just fell down, a little Jo h n so n 14 (N eu feld. H ow e). 7:28. M c C ra y 0-3 5-6 5, C Jo n es 5-10 0-0 10, C a rr o ll 8-16 9-10 25. C o nner 7-10 4-8 18. •••••••••••••••••••••• B u lls 29 (T o d d L u k o s 8, K e v in AMHERST, Mass. — Donald Russell's layup with no time left Penalties—Quennevllfe. Hor, 1:59; Hll- Floyd 611 68 16. M. Johnson 610 3-6 13, Okemo Isgr 16 trails 5 lifts rode tw"o Keith Crowder goals and bit of bud luck," said Keans. Sam pso n 7-17 4-6 18, F o rd 4-10 0-0 8, O'Donnell 6. Brion Gordon 8), 76ers 27 gave Massachusetts a 67-65 overtime victory over Connecticut lle r. C o llin s 2 4 1-2 6 B ro tz 1-4 0-0 2. C ro ss 2-2 Mt Ascutnev gr 1 trails 1 lift bare one assist to a 4-2 victory over the Hartford's Greg Millen was FRIDAY L lo y d 8-14 4-4 20. B a ile y 6-13 0-0 16, (Jeff Levitt 10, Jason Dieterle 6). Thursday night. Bos. 6:32; Crawford, Har. 9:24; Zuke. L e o v e ll 3-8 2-2 8. R eid 3-5 2-2 8. H a yes 0- 2- 4 6. T illis 4% 1-4 9. T o to ls 42-82 3652 spots competitive teams," Reiner said. Whalers. The win again put the (jeppered with 36 Bruins shots but H o r, 15:32. B o ske tb o H 119 Brom ley Isgr 13 trails 3 lifts By Fred Lief Hartford Public at East Catholic, 3 2-4 2, M . Jo n e s 2-4 0-0 4, W a lk e r 3-5 0-0 Stratton Isgr frgr 10 trails 3 lifts The winning shot was set up as Connectucut guard Earl Kelley "But you improve by playing the Bruins in sole possession of first made some key .saves. Second period— 4, Boston, K. Crowder 6. T e o g le 2-3 2-2 6. T o ta ls 45-95 21-26 111. K a n so s C ity 39 27 40 20— 116 DPI Sports Writer 10 (O'Connell. Fergus). 9:08. 5. Boston, 7:30. St. Christopher girls Mt Smow Isgr 20 trails 5 lifts inci missed a jumperwith five seconds to go and Massachusetts' Edwin best and that's why we re playing place in the Adams Division. U T A H (138) G o ld e n State 32 27 25 35— 119 "Overall, there was some very K. Crowder 11 (Kluzak, Fergus). 15:37. Coventry at Vinal Tech, 7:45. Fouled out—E. Johnson. Woodson. St. Christopher girls' basketball summit gondola bare spots Green rebounded. Green passed to Russell at the other end of the East Catholic ot Windsor (girls). S. O a n tle v 11-17 10-13 32, K e lle y 2-4 2-2 6. When some guys from Brooklyn such a difficult schedule. " "1 haven't played in a couple of good goallending." said Millen. Ptn altic'— K. Crowder. Bos, 0:40; John E a to n 2-5 0-0 4, G reen 3-8 2-4 8. G riffith To tol team topped St. Rose in recent action. court and he drove for the winning score. son. Hor. 8:32; Hllller. Bos. m olor. 13:42; 14 23 0-0 29. E o v e s 711 0-0 14, D rew 5-8 fouls— Kansas City 34, Golden State 24 Beth Canny led St. Rose. St. Chris also In other games, Donald Rus weeks and I just tried to hang in "Doug was very sharp tonight, and SATURDAY Massachusetts guard Carl Smith sent the game into overtime come calling, don't mess around. R o binso n. H o r.m o lo r. 13:42; K ru s h e ln y v 6 6 16, B a ile y 4-4 4-4 12. W ilk in s 4-5 2-4 Rebounds— Kansas City 46 (S. Johnson took the JV contest. New England winter sports outlook: sell's layup with no time left gave there. " said Keans, w ho faced just I wish I was a little sharper. " k l. B o s. m in o r, m a jo r, 16:45. N eufeld. B o ske tb o H with a layup to tic it 61-61. "We played pretty well. " said 10, H onsen M 1-2 3, A n d e rso n 0-1 2-6 2, 15), G o ld e n State 45 (S m ith 10). A ssists— T o n ig h t and S a tu rd a y g e n e ro lly p a rtly to Massachusetts a 67-65 overtime 13 shots over the first two periods. H o r, m in o r, m o lo r. 16:45; P ederso n , Bos, Tollond at Coventry. 7:45. K a n sa s C ity 27 (D re w o n d E . Jo h n so n 6), Rich Micallef. a guard for Brook Dave Silk tied the .score at one Ice H o c k e y B o sw e ll 1-1 0-1 2 T o ta ls 54-88 29-42 138 mostly cloudy north with occasional light Green led UMass with 18. Russell. Smith and Horace Meysmith victory over Connecticut; reserves 17:41. I H o usto n 34 28 29 30— 111 G o ld e n S to te 20 (C o nn er 7). T e c h n ic a ls — Women's Rec snow and flurries especially in the lyn College. "We showed we can "It's tough sitting on the Itench but apiece after Dupont's goal, before Third period—6. Boston, Markwart 8 Conard vs. Manchester at Bolton Ice had 12 for Massachusetts, 3-3. Alvin Frederick and Eddie Williams U ta h 30 35 31 43— 138 Collins 2 (elected). A— 4.971. Jury Box Lounge 38 (Jeon Murphy mountains. Elsewhere partly James Ponder and Marvin Ray 1 knew" this was going to happen. Johnson put Hartford ahead 2-1, (K . C ro w d e r, F e rg u s), 9:49. P e n o ltle s— Palace. 8.10. Three-point gool—Griffith. Fouled led Connecticut, 5-2, with 16 each.. play with one of the top teams in East CothoHc at Eost Haven, 7:30. 24. P a ig e Y o u n g 10), A m u s e m e n ts clo u d y. Johnson sparked a second-half Fve just got to go in and play when Crowder tied the score on a None. o u t— Colder through the period with daytime the country. " Shots on g o o l— H a rtfo rd 7-6-9-22 B o s W re s tlin g College basketball scores U n lim ite d 36 ( K a th y B o u c h a in 16, J ill r a il y t o s en d .A la b a m a -" I get the chance. " power play at 9:08 of the second Manchester/East Catholic at Man C. Jones Total fouls— Houston 32, Utah BiancuccI 6). highs climbing very little from the Two years ago Brooklyn College ton 17 R eb o u n d s— H o u sto n 53 (Sam pso n 19). Chester l.nvitatlonal, 10 a.m. Cherrone's60 (Donna Fiedorwicz 16. morning lows. Tonight's lows In teens Birmingham over U.S. Interna The Bruins won for the fifth lime period. He put Boston ahead to stay n-l4-)1-36. Utah 49 (Eaton 7). Assists—Houston 24 Michaels headed for Generals was in Division 111 — college Cheney Tech ot Pomperoug Tour L a u r a H u n g e rto rd 10. L in d a B e r r y 12), and 20s and S o tu rd a v high s in the 20s tional 71.56; John Williams scored in six games and for the second Goolies — Hartford. Millen. Boston, (Sampson 6), Utah 39 (Green 17). Thursday's Results basketball's low-rent district. It with his 11th goal at 15:37. Nevin ney. 11 o.m. E a st Heritoge Auto Bodv25(Bonnie Kilgore and 30s. NEW YORK — Former New York Jets coach Walt Michaels K ean s. A — 12.003. Technical— Leovell. A— 11.389. Sunday mostly cloudy with the chonce has since moved up to the pricier 21 points as Indiana State dropped time in three meetings with the Markwart added an insurance Boruch78.SUNYPurchose76 9, G ln n y R o b a c k 8). apparently will be the new head coach of the New Jersey Generals Cincinnati 84-63. Whalers. Boston holds a 2-|X)inl Californio (Po) 71, Waynesburg61 S to n d in g s: J u r y B o x 2-0, C h e rro n e s ot o few flurries. Highs in teens and 20s neighborhood of Division I. score with Crowder assisting in the 1-1, A m u s e m e n ts 1-1, H e rita g e 0-2. n o rth a n d 30s south. of the U.S. Football League, although his appointement won't be rn«itipton St 98, New E n g la n d 78 On Thursday night in East Also. Guy Minnifield's 18 |X)ints lead over idle Buffalo in the third period. formally announced until next Tuesday. Lansing. Mich., the Kingsmen met and Jeft Tucker's 17 pushed division. Hartford's Boston Hartford's next outing is Satur Transactions Suns 114. Lakers 104 one of the nation's best in 19th- Morehead State past Marshall (iarden record dipped to 1-10-3. day night at home at the Civic lclanders4.RedWlngs2 ranked Michigan State — Magic 81-78 Hartford twice took a one-g(>id Center against the Buffalo Sabres LOS ANGELES (104) Leonard welcomed back 0 0 2— 2 Kupchok 64 60 6. Wilkes 614 2-2 12. Johnson's old school, national NY Islanders 1 1 3—4 B a se b a ll A b d u l-Jo b b o r 4-8 7-9 15, M c G e e 4 5 1-2 9, MEXICO C ITY — The World Boxing Council welcomed former champions in 1979. First period— 1, NY Islanders. Nystrom Commissioner s Office — Sus B Scott 2-5 60 4. Cooper 612 60 14, welterweight champion Sugar Ray Leonard's decision to return to So the Spartans won — no 9 (T o n e lll, P e rsso n ), 14:37. P e n o ltle s —-G. pended Infielder W illie Aikens, out M c A d o o 4-10 6 6 13. W o rth y 6 l4 1-2 13. the ring, saying "boxing needs a man like him, " but a boxing Smith. Det, 3:53; Loiselle, Det. 7.55; fielders W lllleW llson and Jerry Mortin, Nater 2 3 0 0 4, Gorrett 68 2-2 4. Spriggs surprise there — but Brooklyn did ond pitcher Steve Howeforonevear. medical expert warned of dangers to Leonard's eyes. Caps embarrassed in loss GIIHes, N Y I, 7:55. T ro ttle r. N Y I. 15:05; 0-1 6 0 0 T o to ls 42-84 18-23 104. B . Sutter. N Y I. 15:33. P H O E N I X (114) E not go gently into the night, losing "W e believe it was a good decision. " Victor Cota, spokesman for 85-72. Second period—2, NY Islanders, Gor Lucos 613 60 12, Nonce 1617 1616 33, the Mexico City-based WBC, said Thursday. "Boxing needs a man in g E d w a rd s 2-3 1-2 5, D a v is 10-17 4-4 25. "I'm proud of my team, " said B V United P r e s s "1 don't think I've ever conds later. in nearly two months 12(N ystro m , P o t v in ) , 1:09 P e n a ltie s — G. M o e v 611 1-1 11. A d a m s 610 2-4 12. like him (Leonard) for his charisma and taient: the people want Brooklyn couch Mark Reiner. International seen it, " said Philadel Glen Currie of the Capi Ltifleur's goals, his- l'2th Smith. (3et, 3:36; Det. bench (served bv P ittm o n 6 2 6 0 0. W estpho l 2-5 6 0 4. him." phia's veteran center tals opened the scoring and 13th, left him one shy L o m b e rt). 7:31; P a r k , Det. 11:54; High 61 60 0. A. Scott 2-2 60 4, Foster "The kids played hard and gave P e rsso n . N Y I. 14:13. RadiO/ TV 4-5 6 0 8. T o ta ls 4686 21-27 114 / everything they had. They aren't Rod Langway didn't Bobby Clarke of the short- with a short- handed goal of becoming the 10th Third period—3. Detroit, Dunlop 3 ••••••••••••a********* L o s A n g e le s 24 31 21 28— 104 Theismann talks to Jersey intimidated by anyone, and Michi have too many nights like hantled performance. at 4; 14 of the first period player in -NHL history to (Ogrodnick, Park),7:01.4, NY Islanders, P h o e n ix 33 25 36 20— 114 before Kerr tied it at 5:25. T o n e lll 11 (G o rin g , N y stro m ), 14:44. 5. Three-point gools—Cooper 2. Davis gan State is a very good team. " this when he played for "They must have had score .500 goals. Steve Detroit, Ogrodnick 19 (Duguav, Yzer- Fouled out—None. Total fouls— RICHMOND. Va. — Washington Redskins quarterback Joe Michigan State shot 74 percent Montreal. some breakdowns on their Washington's Bryan Gatzos' first goal of the n>on), 17:52. 6. N Y Islanders, T ro ttle r 20 TONIGHT Lo s Theismann talked with New Jersey Generals owner Donald Trump from the floor to lead 43-29 at the "I feel like I want to find power play." Murray said before'a year with 8:55 left killed (Bossy. Morrow). 19:29. Penalty — 7-30 Celtics vs. Bullets, SpprtsChan A n g e le s 24. p h o e n ix 20. R e b o u n d s— C about joining the U.S. Football League for a multimillion dollar quick exit: "I'd just as J o n s v nel, WINF „ „ Lo s half. But Brooklyn cut the gap to 11 a hole and bury myself in Tim Kerr and Ilkka the shutout bid. on, N Y I, 5:27. 9;00 J e ts vs. D o lb tiin s , C h a n n e ls 8, 40. Angeles 45 (Abdul-Jobbor, McAdoo 10 contract, it was reported today. points early in the second half with it," said the Washington Sinisalo each collected soon not make any com Shots on goal— Detroit 11-7-13— 31. NY WPOP ea ch ), P h o e n ix 32 (L u c a s 12). A ssists— 9:00 Boxino: Richard Savage vs. a tight zone that momentarily Capitals' defenseman two goals and an assist for ment. Any comment I Islanders 4, Red Wings i Islo nders 9-9-16-34. G o o lie s — D e tro it, Los Angeles 14 (Abdul-Jobbor, B. Scott 4 Micalet. NY Islanders, Hrudey. A— Myron Taylor, USA Cable , e a ch ), P h o e n ix 35 (D a v is 8). T e c h n ic a l— Evans to join Tigers confused the Spartans. Michigan Thursday night in Phila- the Flyers, who knocked might make wouldn't be At Uniondale, N.Y., Bob 15,297. n :00 Nets vs Sonics, C-onnel 9 W o rth y. A — 10,624. out A1 Jensen — the NHL's beneficial to the team. " Nystrom and Butch Gor DETROIT — Free agent Darrell Evans, who hit 30 home runs and State countered with a three-guard dei|)hia after the Flyers In other games, Mont ing scored early goals and drove in 82 runs for the Sun Francisco Giants last season, has offense to regain control. had humiliated the Caps top goaltender with a 2.96 aaauaaaaauaaaaaa* •■••••••#•#•••#•• Tin not sure if Brooklyn made goals-againsi average en real thumped Pittsburgh the Islanders held on to agreed to sign a three-yearcontract with the Detroit Tigers, Evans' 9-4. "W e let nine goals in us look bad or we made them look a n d that's tering the game — lute in 3- 1, the New York Island extend Detroit's losing agent says. OUR NEW CHEVYS WON'T FIT UNDER good, " said Spartans coach Jud embarrassing." the second period after he ers topped Detroit 4-2, and streak to eight games. Bowling Volleyball o a k w o o Heathcote. 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Put a star on your ad and see what a .04 Recreational Item s ...... 67 Real Estate 3-5 d a y s ...... 14« Services Antiques...... 68 Classified advertisements Homes tor Sale ...... 31 Tag Sales...... 69 6 d o y s ...... 13« are taken by telephone as a ★ difference it makes. Telephone 643-2711, Monday-Friday, Financial Condominiums...... 32 Services Offered...... Wanted to Buy ...... 70 26 da vs ...... 12« convenience. Lots/Land for Sale ...... 33 Painting/Papering___ Happy Ads: The Manchester Herald is .11 Investment Property . .34 Building/Contracting $3.00 per column Inch responsible only for one I ncor- .12 Business P ro p e rty...... 35 Roofing/SIdIng ...... rect Insertion and then only 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.____ 4 ______4 ____ .13 Automotive Deadlines Resort Property ...... , 36 Heatlng/Plumbing. for the size of the original .14 F lo o rin g ...... Cars/Trucks tor Sale ...... 71 For classified advertise insertion. Income Tax Service . Motorcycles/Bicycles ... .72 ments to be published Tues E rro rs which do hot lessen Employment Rentals Services Wanted...... Rec Vehicles...... 73 day through Saturday, the thevalueofthe advertisement HoutefioM Goods 62 MIsc. for Sole 63 Recreotionol Items 67 Cars/Trucks tor Sale 71 & Education Rooms tor Rent ...... 41 For Sale Auto Services...... 74 deadline Is noon on the day will not be corrected by an Apartments for Rent ... .4 2 Autos for Rent/Lease...... 75 before publication. additional Insertion. = r PUBLISHER’S NOTICE REACH .21 Homes tor Rent ...... , .43 Holidav/Seasonal. . . .61 MIsc. Automotive ...... 76 90" COUCH — Blue, ...CHRISTMAS FLEXIBLE FLYER — 5 1974 GRAN TORINO — green ond white. 6 loose W REATHS FOR SALE In feet long. New. $50. Call Four door. Air condlflon- EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY pillows. $150. 232 Fergu bulk, decorated or undec- 646-2218. Ing and power steering, son Road. (Between Por orated. Call 802-334-2079 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Call 633-3669. OUT AM fMl MtDlDsdvtftitDd in thiD nvMftpapDr it tub)act totheFe* ter and Eost Middle Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Rooms for Rent 41 anytime. Dealers *ni|au«s 61 ------Notices daral Fair Houting Act of i960 which rnakaa it iMagai to aOvariite Tpke.) Coll 647-0424. welcome. «nnquB» ee CADILLAC COUPE any prafaranca. limitation, or ditcrimination bated on race ------aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa p g V ILLE with power color, religion. taK or national origin, or an intention to makeany FOR REAL iuch prafaranca, limitation or ditcrimmation This newspaper MAGNAVOX CONSOLE EN D R O LLS — 27'/z W A N TE D A N TIQ U E S : steering and air condi- MANCHESTER — Gen STEREO — AM/FM ra width, .25«; 13% width - 2 Early Victorian, Oak, tioning. Call 633-3669. Lost/Found 01 tleman preferred. Cen will rxH knowingly accept any advartitamani for real asiata which la In violation of the law » dio with Garrard turnta tor 25«. M U ST be picked 1920's and miscellaneous. ------SAVINGS! AUTOMOTIVE trally located off Main ble. 6 ft. pecan wood up at the Monchester Please coll 643-8709. ,974 PONTIAC GRAN SALES REPRESENTA Street. Kitchen privi Due to Buick's cabinet, 6 speakers. Ex Herald office BEFORE PRIX — V-8, power steer- LOST — Young black overwhelming popu T IV E — Rogers Corpora leges. Maid service, with cellent condition! $275. tion, an Industry leader In 11AM O N LY. N Ino, air, AM/FM tape. kitten. Pearl Street. Call larity we need qual clean linens once a week. Call 742-5490. _a------COLLECTIBLES- Wll yg^y good condition. after 6pm , 649-9697. ified OH technicians. the manufacture of engi $50. Security and referen Christmas Guide M Holktav/Soosonol i1 neering thermoset mold .Roofing/SIdIng T W O WHITE WALL purchase outright or sell *3250 or best otter. Call Reward. We offer top pay, ces. Coll 633-4973 otter SOFA W H ITE 91 ", $90. SNOW TIR ES on rims, on commission. House lot 643.3145 medical and life In ing compounds, Is look 5om. METAL DETECTORS A COUNTRY tYPEWRTTERS Phone 646-4022. No room ing tor a permanent, port 185X75X14. Like new. $75. or single piece. Tele- FOUND — Gold Timex surance, pension CHRISTMAS YALE TYPEWRITER SER tor It. Drexel brand. time sales representative CHRISTMAS SPECIALS on eiDWELL HOME Im Private home. Coll 649- phone 644-8962. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Quartz, digital watch plan, paid vacations, FULL KITCHEN and METAL DETECTORS by COUNTRY CHRISTMAS VICE — Typewriters Re CaWBTMOt T K n ■ for Its expanding market Bath Privileges. Security built. Portable Typewriters, provement Company — With a w/calender and alarm etc. Has arrived at the CRAFTS SOFA/SLEEP BED, $50. '______C O V EN TR Y A N TIQ U E Motorcycles/Bicvcies 72 ing department. Phone White. CONNECTICUT Rooting , siding, altera ol NMHry M l* tana clock. Found by the Call Joe Thompson, deposit required. Park VALLEY COIN COMPANY, MEN'S GALLERY. Stained fro m '$35. Sales and Service./ 25" Color T V console, $50. AURORA AIR HOCKEY CENTER — 1141 Main Goodwill Box near An Service Manager, sales experience is desir ing. Call between 8am Typewriter and Adding Ma-/ tions, additions. Same FRESHLY CUT 805 Main Street. 643-6295. glass chandeliers, copper- , number for over 30 years. Berkllne reclining chair, — Set 31" x 60 ". Free Street, Route 31, Coven- dy's Supermarket, North am - 5pm. able but will not be the and 12 noon, 643-2659. chines. 41 Purnell Place,' 8 Open 9am - 11am, 12pm - ware, country baskets, sten "649-6495. •Pine •Spruce •Fir new, $100. Dinette set, $35. standing. Like new. $40. try, CT. 742-9698. 12 Deal- b q YS 20 " highrlser bicv- Main Street. Call 643-9308. deciding factor. Full ciled cheese boxes, theo Manchester. 649-4986. AM/FM STEREO, $150. Call 646-4234. ers. Antiques, collecti- cg , * . Call 646-7636. training will be provided. 3pm, Monday thru 90 LOW PIERCE BUICK Saturday. rems, wool geese, etc., etc., •Wreeths Kenmore vacuum ______bles, furniture. Hours Rogers Corp., MIN and * * a « * etc. 58 Cooper Street, 647- STEREO SPECIAUSf Heotlng/Plumblng 55 cleaner, new, $50. gal 722 Wethersfield Ate. Oakland Streets, Apartments for Rent 42 20 1 HP E LE C TR IC MOTOR aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa O N E O F T H E nicest JEWELERS 8161. J.B. ELECTRONICS —' lon aquarium, $25. Coll 8 3450 RPM, single phase. Sun., and all Christmas things about want ads Is Htfd. 249-1301 Manchester. BRAY'S JEWELRY STORE Where, the Professionals 646-8882, ask for Doug. $40 Phone 643-1938 week. Closed 12/25 and MIsc, Automotive ,7a their low cost. Another ANTIQUES buy their stereo equipment .J=OGARTY BROTHERS _J ______1 /1 . COST is their quick action. PART TIME OR FULL M ANCHESTER-One, two — 737 Main Street, Manches H U M ID IFIER — Excel- aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa • aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa FURNITURE, STERLING, and accessories. Discount ^— Bathroom remodel SINGLE WATER BED— Try a wont ad today! TIME MEDICALSECRE and three bedroom ter. Specializing in Seiko, lin g ; Installation water TA R Y In Doctor's office Pulsar, Timex and Kre- TOYS, Country Items and A pricing on cash and carry . $30. Phone 649-7795. lent condition. $6. Call Too Sales 69 TWO STUDDED SNOW apartments. Heat and hot Items. Coll Jack Bertrand, Jieaters, garbage dlspo- 643-5013. TIRES — P155 80D13, AREA ADVISORS in Manchester. Expe water. $400, $440, $495. mentz watches. Also fine Wide Selection of Accesso ries at GATHERINGS 8i 643-1262. 'sals; faucet repairs. 649- RED RACE CAR — Bed ------aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa mounted on Vega rims. Classified N EED ED In Manchester rience preferred. Reply: Call 649-4800. jewelry and Hummel Figu ***** J657. VIsa/MasterCard to del Iver to our carriers. P.O. Box 1361, Manches rines. "We Service What We ANTIQUE ACCENTS, 433 for child's room. Approx BEAUTIFUL LADIES BASEMENT TAG SALE $40. Call 646-5468. Employment GIFT SHIRTS accepted. imately 4' X 6'. Mattress COAT — Beige with large — Moving-Must Sell! ______Call 647-9946 between 9am ter, CT 06040. MANCHESTER — Three Sell" 643-5617. Main Street. Included. $25. Call 643- real mink collar, size 12. Household items, toys, . roMee stains Ad in the and 1 1 am. room heated apartments. PERSONAL TEE — Person-1 -7 EXPERIENCED ME FRUIT BASKETS allzed Fun and Sportswear 4859 anytime. Merry Good condltlom $50 or children's books and from china or plastic, rub & Education No appliances. Security. r Flooring 56 Christmas! CERTIFIED NURSE CHANIC — Truck work Phone 6462426, 9 to 5 L E T T H E DIAMOND FANCY FRUIT BASKETS Great Gifts For Christmas. best offer, 649-1433 otter games, Christmas deco- baking soda. SHOW CASE at the Man NEW ADDRESS; 825 MAIN 5pm. rations Many like new. „ ^ash buyer for HERALD!!! AIDES — Certified aides and cars, some diesel, all weekdays. — Order eorly. Also Wicker -^0 chester Parkade help you W ING CHAIR — Slip tor 3 to 11 and 11 to 7 benefits. Apply In per Items, 20% off all wicker. STREET, Manchester. 646- covered. Good condition. = A A-LAr>ic-r«AC *bat chino closet you no Help Wanted 21 shifts. Full ond part time. son: M 8< M Oil, Route 6, solve those gift problems. 3339...... - FLOORSANDING N EED A CHRISTMAS day, December 17th, Sun- lonoe- use olacealow - FOUR ROOM APART PERO FRUIT STAND - 276 * * * * ^ _ Floors like new. Special CHRISTMAS TREES $35. Please call 646-4995. Excellent benefit pack Bolton. Call 649-2871. M E N T — No appliances. They have a complete selec .Oakland Street, Manches GIFT?Crosscutsowwlth day, December 18th, 9om , ^ [ ciossitled tion of tine lewelry which Is TOOLS izing In older floors, natu- FROM MAINE — Friday 26 " steel blade and to 4pm. 13 Lyness Street. age and shift differential. $240 per month, plus utili ter, 643-6384. thru Sunday, om to 5pm, SALESPERSON — Full Please call Director of HELP WANTED — Se very reasonably priced. The ***** SHOP BLISH HARDWARE, ^ ral and stolned floors. No 8 wooden handle. Excel------ties, $300 Security dep waxing anymore. John Trinity Covenant Youth MIsc. for Sale 63 time. Experienced. Ma Staff Development be cretary with scripsit osit. No pets. Phone 643- D IA M O N D SHOW CASE has FLORISTS 793 Main Street tor the lent condition. $10. Phone HUGE TAG SALE — . ture. Apply: Marlow's, training to work part been helping people with gift Do-It-Yourselfer. Complete . Verfallle, 6^5750. Group, 302 Hackmatack 649-2433. Moving South! Snowb- invitation TO BIO tween 9am and 3pm, 4751, 4 to 8pm. CHRISTMAS PLANTS, Street, Manchester. Pri Inc. 867 Main, Monday thru Friday, 643- time, January. Call 659- Ideas for 26 Christmases. line of tools. Open Doily, ------lower, cross country skis, sealed bids will be received CENTERPIECES, Holiday ces Competetive. FOR SALE — 10 gallon cam ping equipm ent, in the Olflce of the Director Manchester. 5151. Crestfleld Convales 2212 or 721-7788 MANCHESTER — Two DIAMOND SHOWCASE, 8;30am to S;30pm, and SEASONED OAK FIRE Manchester Parkade. 646- Rose Special and Christmas Thursday Evenings til 9pm - Holldoy/Seosonal 61 WOOD — For deliveries Aquorlum with stand, much more! 68 Kent cent Home 8, Fenwood bedrooms in four family. Parties. KRAUSE FLOR Telephone COLLEGE STUDENTS Manor In Manchester. COOKS — Short order or Appliances, w/w carpet 0012. For The Holidays. 643-4121. Household Goods 62 call George Gritting, An Good condition. $12 or Drive, off Kennedy Road, necticut, until December 29. ***** IST, 621 Hartford Rood, ***** dover, 742-7886. best offer. Call otter 5pm, December 17th 8, 18th, i»»3 at 1 1 :00 a m. tor the tol- — Large firm must fill pizza man. Experience ing, off street parking 643-9559. ■ ARTIFICIAL SILVER several semester break required. Days and and storage. Rent $350 ***** .-CHRISTM AS TR E E with 649-5904. 9om to 5pm. '°(1)'’Archaia ol One (1) 19S4 openings. Start at $6.85 nights. Apply in person: plus utlltles and security. RENTAL CENTER DELIVERING RICH ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• TWO lb. Minimum QVW Mckup IV/STEREOS p e n t l a n d f l o r i s t __ " electric revolving stand. USED REFRIGERA SET ASPEN LUGGAGE Truck per hour. If desired, posi Antonio's, 956 Main No pets. Call 649-0717. TAYLOR RENTAL CEN LOAM- 5 yards, $60.00 SHOP AL SIEFFERTS AP visit Us For All Your Holi ‘ $15. Call 649-1908. TORS, WASHERS, plus tax. Washed sand, with wheels. Excellent Wanted to Buy 70 (Z) Poiict urniorms and tion can become part PART TIME INSER Street, Manchester. T E R — 155 Center Street,. Ranges - clean, guaran - time on a flexible sche PLIANCES — 445 Hartford day Needs. See Our Choice stone, trap rock, and condition. $50. Call 649- ^ r T o w T o f Manchester Is 643 2711 TERS W A N TED . Must Be LIKE PRIVATE HOME. Manchester. 643-2496. teed, parts and service. dule when classes re 18 years old. Cal 1647-9946, RETIRED PERSON to Road, Manchester, 647-9997. Selection, 24 Birch Street - RENTS: Glassware, China, gravel. 643-9504. 2307. an equal opportunltv em- Studio-type apartment. 643-6247. "Pleasing You Is Low prices. B.D. Pearl 8, ------OLD MANCHESTER Plover, and requires an aftlr- sume. Interview now be ask for John; 8;30am to work part time In pack Utilities, appliances. SUPER SANTA SALE! Vi Silverware, Linens, All deo Tape Recorders, TV's, Our Pleasure" uvmG Son, 649 Main Street, WHIRLPOOL' WA- r i T v r^TiTcrTriD v motiveacllonpollcvtorall ol fore exams, begin work 5:30pm. age store. Call 643-6550. Working single adult. No Your Special Needs Fo r 643-2171. cLco.uJ’ceViMr'ur^iicc DIRECTORY — In ,,5 contractors ond Vendors offer Christmas. Please children, pets. Call 643- Stereo's, Washers, Dryers, Holiday Entertaining. CHIISTMaS TlEfS SHcR/W coTl N iinU U bc Good Condition with Tho- os a condition of doing busi- Refrigerators, Freezers, ***** DRYER — Both good nias P Aitkin Glenwood ness with the Town, os per call Lin at 721-0349,3pm to SALES/JEWELRY — RN — Full time visiting 2880. 19 Lewla Straal MOVING — Must sell! 7pm only. Could you use an extra nurse for home health M U C H M O R E! p a r k h i l l JO Y C E ALUMINUM SHEETS condition, $90 or best Ranges ad on hardcover. Sih Fo°rms'monso^^ FLOWER SHOP — Fancy Manchaater Whirlpool washer and used as printing plates — otter. Grey wool blozer, call 643-6793 or 649-6433. fon^s o?i ivSllSb?e o* the $75 to $100a week? Would agency serving a 6 town MANCHESTER — Im (OH tprino SI. baMnd bam) gas dryer. Harvest gold. FLORIST DESIGNER — you be willing to spend 3 area. Duties Include fruit baskets. Boxwood CAMERAS .007 " thick, 23 X 24". 50« $20. Misty Harbor short General Services Office, 41 maculate two bedroom Trees - All Your Christmas Five years old. Excellent each, or 5 for $2.00. Phone coat, $5. All sizes 14. Call aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Center Street, Manchester, Area florist will have an to 6 hours a week to earn home visiting, school apartments, in two fam KTTCHI^/BATH FOR SALE ... Canon FD condition. $275 - both, or opening for a full or part the same selling 14KGold nursing and general com ACCESSORIES Decorating Needs! 36 Oak 135mm t/3.5 lens, $70; Canon hy Tree] 643-2711. They M UST be Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 t o w n o f Ma n c h e s t e r , ily house. Immediate oc Street. 649-0791. $15 $200 washer, $100 dryer. picked up before time designer. Give pre and Diamond Jewelry? munity activities. 35 SHOP UNIQUE KITCHEN 8. FD2X Type A Extender, $90. Open FrI. 1-4 ------CONNECTICUT cupancy. Appliances, Call 643-6586. 1 1 :00a.m. only. BLACK PERSIAN WA- aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ROBERT B. WEISS, iKanrliPstrr HrralJi vious experience in de Call 649-0594. hours per week, compre garage, large basement. b a t h — 38 Oak Street, Both In Excellent Condition, Sat. & Sun. 10-4 tail. Write Flowers Inc., 1ST Length Cape with g e n e r a l m a n a g e r hensive benefits. Call In quiet, residential Manchester for Wonderful CEtlTER PIECES, FRUIT used very little. Call 643-2711 647-0546 CALORIC SELF- zippered muff, $195. '974 TOYOTA CORONA 027-12 P.O. Box 1664, Manches Community Health Care IMMEDIATE OPEN n e ig h b o rh o o d . $475 Gifts for All Those Special BASKETS, Flowering between 9am and 4pm, ask CLEANING gas stove, Black Persian collar, $25. — * '• speed. Body ______ter, CT 06040. INGS tor part time house- Services, Inc., Columbia, month, plus low utilities. People. 646-9696. Plants tor Your Holiday for Mark. microwave top oven, Call 649-5996 00°** shape, runs well, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 228-9428. EOE. cleanlng In the Call 643-4589. Needs. BROW N'S FLO W $750. Maytag portable ------^------new engine parts. $2000or cars/Trucks lor Sale 71 Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 PART TIME HELP Glastonbury area. We EXCELLENT QUALITY ***** ERS, INC. 163 Main Street, dishwasher, $350. Both SEASONED HARD best offer. Call 646-9589 W A N TED — East Hart- offer flexible hours and MACHINE OPERATOR FOUR ROOM APART Manchester, 643-8455. almond and year old. ★ after 4pm, ask for Mark. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa tord location. KIDS STUFF 1 WOOD — Oak - Maple - goad hourly rates. Call — Full and part time, two M E N T — Second floor. GIFT BROCHURES Broomstick Lace Coll 644-3250 or 649-3263. Retiree/Seml-Retiree for Maid To Order, 659-2953. shifts. Some experience KIDS STUFF (Located In Hickory. $85/cord. Two Immediate occupancy. CAN'T DECIDE WHAT TO cord minimum. Cut, split BARN LUMBER — Ap general office deliveries, necessary. Call anytime: ParT:lng, adults, no pets. Trader World) — (Used) FRIiNDS • 40 YEARS OF FRIENDS • 40 YEARS OF FRIENDS • 40 YEARS OF FRIENDS • 40;^ mall pick-up, minor DOLL CLOTHES BUY? Let your loved ones and delivered. Call 649- proximately 30 - 2 X 6 X 16, PART TIME EM- 646-7488, 649-7905. Security. Call 643-7443. Clothes, toys, equipment. pick out their own gift from maintenance of premises Bought and Sold. 397 To l BARBIE DOLL DRESSES, In Larger Sizes 1831 anytime, 30 - 4 X 4 X 16, miscellane .CHRYSLER d od ge ^ P LO YEE for nights, wee a from a pre-pold gift bro ous - 6 X 6. Coll after and other light lobs. Re EAST HARTFORD — land Turnpike, Manchester, palamas - .80e. Complete quires automobile and kends and holidays. Must NEWSPAPER chure. Fifteen brochures to 12 " G.E. TV — Black and 5:30pm, 228-0001. be at least v ars old. Furnished apartment. 500 ft. west of Howard wedding outfit, $3.75. Beauti choose from, ranging In flexible hours. Call Ca 20 6 CARRIER NEEDED Johnsons. Open Dolly 9:30- ful Bridesmaids outfits, white. AC/DC with a ligh Apply in person: Memor Two room efficiency tor price from $10 to $100. Great ter cord. Bought 11/82. CABBAGE PATCH KIDS rolyn, 568-1200, 9am to in Monchtstgr older gentleman. All util 2:30. Antiques Still Bought $275. Call 643-6452. 4pm. ial Corner Store, 352 Main tor long distance giving - no Retails lor over $100, will A V A ILA B LE — Call 643- Street, Manchester. ities, share a bath. $70 and Sold. I Call packages to wrap or moll sell tor $60 Firm. 646-7473. 4589, after 5pm. i CHORCHES weekly. Call 643-6712. Call 646-8255. DENTAL SECRETARY EXPERIENCED WAI 647-9946 WEIGHTS, TOTALING N E W MAHOGANY RECEPTIONIST — Ex TRESS WANTED — M A N C H ES TE R — Newer 105 pounds, two bars, CORE DOOR — 18 " X 80 " M OAKLAND STREEV MANCHESTER PNOHE 443-2701 perience preferred. Send oversized three bedroom 10:30am to 2:30pm, twelve weights, $30. Call X 1% ". $18. Phone 643- CNORCNES ANB resume to Box K, c/o The Tuesday thru Friday. It duplex. 1'/2 baths. Ap 643-1975. 6913. Herald. Interested call 647-9995. pliances. Air condition .CNITSLERCORP; Real Estate ing. Large deck. $595 GRO-LIGHT PLANT BEIGE FAKE FURCOAT CHRISTMAS monthly, plus utilities. STAND — Two double — Size 14. $25. Call . PRESENT TO VDU! \ *"■“ " ' CELEBRITY CIPHER Security. No pets. Call I Ights, two trays. $50. Cal I 649-4023. C«i«brity Clp6«r cryptogrtmt arw Cf—fd from quotatlong by ftmous pooplo. pMt Homes for Sale 31 6460618. Homes for Ront 43 Storo/Offico Space 44 servlcos Offorod m •nd proMnt Each lottor irt tho dpbor gtarxto for ar>oth«r. Today'# cAro- Zoguato T. 51 Painting/Paporing -S2 646-3556. . CHILDREN'S STEREO, FREE ^ by CONNIE WIENER MANCHESTER — Five 25" ZENITH CONSOLE J.C. Penney brand. $35. AUTOMATIC TRANS. room apartment, first MANCHESTER — Large COLOR TELEVISION — Call 646-4298. BUY A NEW 84 DODGE " Y ZVYAW HDPAF KLZDET MANCHESTER — Four floor of newer two fam REWEAVING BURN PAINTING AND PAPER Made for Dodge family. Good condition. 4 bedroom contempor Dark wood cabinet. Ask •aa**a*ww*sssw**swwswsw ily. Two bedrooms, fam HOLES — zippers, um HANGING — Exterior A ll llAiatl Taavkdkl or Quiet street. Vacancy. ary. $900 plus security, ing $200. Call 742-5490. N i l n e w . I H i D O . /with/ OMNI special equipment CHARGER package you wilP ZEKATNXE ZVXYE KBMYZYDAT KA8 ily room, yard, private brellas repaired. Window and Interior, ceilings re Musical Items 66 by Mitsubishi Parking. Ed Ward 8, plus utilities. No pets. ATTRACTIVE OFFICE shades, Venetian blinds. paired. References, fully Immtdiatt /receive the automatic trana. free of ony extroN Friends, 236-4581, 523- driveway. $515'Including D.W. Fish, 643-1591, 872- SPACE available. Newly 20 GALLON AQUARIUM heat and hot water. Keys. T V FOR R EN T. Insured. Quality work. / Dglivmry Aost. A *461°° retail valuel Im itfdiaf Dtlivmry 8EXKBT DAZD ZVXYE ZXKLVXET.” 5525. 9153. renovated, prime loca Marlow's, 867 M ain Martin Mottsson, even .Crochet with wrought Iron base. Lease, security, no pets. tion. Call 649-0479. Complete set up. Many AREYOUTIREDotlook- Call 6468352 or 643-1390. Street. 649-5221. ings 649-4431. — BKEH TZXXAMPEFXA. ANDOVER — Cozy three MANCHESTER — Avail extras. $50. Call 643-1814. Ing at high priced new able for Christmas. Three pianos that will depre MORE SNOW IS ON THE WAY... PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "What a lovely surprise to finally bedroom Ranch on huge TWO CAR GARAGE — BRICKS, BLOCKS, Bulldlng/Conlractlng 53 lot abutting forest. car MANCHESTER — Three bedroom cape. $500 MEN’S IRISH Fisherman ciate, or broken down old discover how unlonely being alone can be." — Ellen Burstyn. 2 room apartment, all utili Rear of the Crockett STONE — Concrete. 1984 Dodge garage. sliders, deck. m onthly,. plus utilities. Agency at 244 Main set?. Knit cardigan sweater, Plano that no one appre e teas by nea. Inc. 2 ties, located on Center Chimney repairs. No lob ••••••••••••••••••••••a Very quiet street. 20 min Green House Realty, 646- large size. Candide wool. ciates? Then come hear, Street. References re Street, Manchester. Ideal too small. Call 644-8356. dll’** utes to Hartford. Call 4655. for tradesman. No cars LEON CIESZYNSKI New. Natural color. $80. see and appreciate 40 quired. $320 monthly. 644- B U ILD ER — New homes, SMALL Roger Harwell, 561-2930, or boats. 643-1577. Call 643-4059. rebuilt grands, players, KIT'N' CARLYLE™ by Larry Wright 0019. ODD JOBS, Trucking. additions, remodeling, 4 y m N n D R IV E 6 evenings 677-5857. The ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Home repairs. You name MEDIUM] uprights at Meyers Pl rec rooms, garages, kit FU JI 10 Speed Bicycle. ano. Call 871-2143. 6 Beazlev Company. LARGE THREE BED It, we do It. Free esti chens remodeled, ceil LARGE, Store/Office Space 44 MItc. for Rent mates. Insured. 643-0304. Excellent condition. $60. ROOM — Appliances. ings; both file, dormers, J340 Two 15"' auto tires, $10 HAMMOND ORGAN — fRU CKS! Garage. Excellent loca roofing. 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New appliances. decks, dll types ot remo In excellent condition. Recreational Items 67 pllanced kitchens, And deling and repairs. FR EE moments. Sew-simple lingerie lor the 250'b ^ 350'»^ RAMSO’b Wall to wall carpeting, Call 649-5907. Autpnurtict — SUMMtwrd* erson windows, full base MIsc. for Rent estimates. Fully Insured. No. 6064 has directions fuller figure...a princess- m a n y e x tra s i $425 PROFESSIONAL OR for Small. Medium and seam slip; half-slip and ments, $56,900. Peterman monthly. Call 647-1051 af WOULD YOU LIKE Telephone 643-6017, after TWO PAIR HUKABA LIGHT COMMERCIAL SANTA To Visit Your Lar^e (bust 31H to 40) in panties. SEASONED OAK — Split, Skis, 170cm with Solomon Realty, 649-9404 or 647- ter 6pm. — A Touch ot Class In a 6pm, 647-8509. SiVIMfiS 1340. Child In Your Home? Coll clusive. No. 1340 with Photo- stove length. $90 a cord, 404 bindings and poles, great location on Ver TWO CAR GARAGE — Guide is in Sizes 38 to 50. delivered. Call evenings, For cold storage. 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Secur one level,, professional ductions In wood, 9 varie SPECIAL: Over 200 se- IISO a«e. of amoricii clubs and bag, 2 poir 84D0DCE GENTLEMAN PRE office suites, with full •••••••••(••••■•••••••a ties of hardwood and Ntw Torn, M.Y. I003I ginners. Carpeted, black 1979 MG MIDGET *3995 caravan ity and references re lections and a FREE Print Namt, addrait with ZIP men's Ice skates - 9'/z & walnut. $35. Call 644-1178. In Stock Now! FERRED. $50.00 weekly. quired. Call 649-9459, 646 basement, separate fur Palntmg/Papsrlng veneers NOW IN STOCK Pattern Section in the CODE. Slylt Nuainir and Slit. Conv . 1-owner, under 30.000 miles, $2 lOVz, 1 pair women's Ice absolutely gorgeous Just in ttme for 6462000. 2482. Mary Gobbey. nace and air. Abundance W A N T T O R E N T IN Coll 649-9658 or evenings, \LUUM. JuHt $3.00. Ntw FASHION with skates, Canadian Flyer - TEST DRIVE of parking. Under con aaa*a«aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 289-7010. I'hotii-Guide patterna in C H ILD ’S X-C CLIP-ON Christmas M A N C H ES TE R — 2-4 boy BOOKS AT $3.25 EACH ~ 9Va, 3 velvet pictures, and SKIS - 57", poles - 42". MATURE WORKING TWO BEDROOM TOWN- struction. occupancy In facility with lifts ortd all Kizc ranKPS, haa a 1983 OLDS 98 MO,49S (Ge o r g e n . coTIv er se R-I2t— OOLLS— Old and Ntw. How frames, electric knife, Ideal for beginner. Excel Regency epe This prestige car is im TODAY G E N TLE M A N — Kitchen HOUSE — Appllanced Morch.-750, 1000 ond 2000 to drati tkiini how to inakt Uitrn. api'cial Criicc Cole Collec compressor for new cor — Pointing and paper CARPENTRY WORK — croquet set. All Excellent lent condition. In time for maculate! Completely loaded including §Hm§ Ik0 fmmHfl privileges, parking, near square feet. Still time to R-na->,Mati it wiih Hitdit t tion for larger sizes; plus kitchen, IVz baths, full reconditioning. Coll Keh, Alterations, new work Condition. Call 649-8309, Christmas, $25. Call 647- Air Cond Was '10.99b. basement. Peterman customize. Call: Donald hanging. Coll 643-2804 af Thrtad — DIrtctloni for 40 Itoaii. 2 BONUS Coupons! iMMUun etuvier bus line, references re Maturo or Lorry De- ter 5pm. and repairs. Coll David, 0-131 — Troiiuro Rullli, niorlli Brice . . . *1 ?5 8am to 5pm, ask for Bud. 9028 after 6pm. quired. Call 647-9033. Realty. 649-9404, 647-1340. Fish, 875-9647. sondo, 649-1749. 643-8996. alocod — 34 doilint. t 8 0 - MANC'UKSTKR H K H AU ), Friday, Dec. 16. 1983 Industries Inc. of Californa. The new venture, to be known as Oak-Times Systems Corp., also will Rhody bank coming here Business be located in California. In Bri^f Booth heads Polaroid HARTFORD (IIPI) - Fleet expected to open July 2, 1984. either in Connecticut or elsewhere Reagan runs Financial Group, the owner of Under reciprocal banking legis in New England." He said Fleet Cummings defends town Mary Wlllhide Water firm being sold CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — l.M. Booth has been Rhode Island’s largest bank, plans lation currently in effect in Con was considering opening a bank in named president of Polaroid Corp. in addition to to open a new national bank in necticut and Rhode Island, July I is Boston. from hiring bias charge facing life alone In N.H. race BRIDGEPORT - The Hydraulic Co. of his current position of chief operating officer, it Hartford next year geared towards the first day on which Fleet is Bridgeport has entered into an agreement to was announced Tuesday. providing corporate bunking serv i- permitted to open a bunk in Most interstate banking activity ...... acquire the Stamford Water Co. in a stock Booth, a Concord resident, has been executive ces, company officials announced. Connecticut, among industry leaders in New page 3 page 11 ... page 4 transaction valued at $6.8 million. vice president since 1980. He was elected chief Fleet intends to open Fleet Murray said the establishment England has occurred through The Hydraulic Co- has agreed to pay $19.50 per operating officer last year. National Bank-Conneclicut, which of a Fleet bunk in Hartford "dues mergers of acquisitions that pro share for the Stamford companies equities. would be Hartford's first new not preclude our continued explo vide an instant customer base and Hydraulic already owns 50.800 shares of Stam commercial bank in decades, on ration of other expansion oppor local identity, not the establish ford stock, or 12.7 percent of the company's Mercury switch introduced the day after changes in banking tunities, including acquisitions, ment of a new entity. 400,000 outstanding shares. SHELTON — Tie-Communications Inc., a laws in its home slate allow the The acquisition must be approved by the stale designer and manufacturer of electronic key move. Department of Public Ctility Control and the telephone systems, Monday introduced its new "Opening a bank in Hartford is common stockholders of Stamford Water Co. Shareholders OK acquisition Manchester, Conn. Mercury switch at the North American Telecom intended to accelerate Fleet’s Sunny Saturday; munications Association Convention, the com growth in that key New England HARTFORD (UPI) - Share were scheduled to vote today. Saturday, Dec. 17, 1983 financial services marketplace," holders of Hartford National Corp. The acquisition must also be colder Sunday Joint venture planned pany said. Single copy; 25C Mercury, a digital, modular PABX switching said Fleet President J. Terrence have voted at a special meeting for approved by the comptroller of the — See page 2 WALLINGFORD — Times Fiber Communica Murray on Thursday. the proposed acquisition of First- currency and Connecticut banking iHanrhratrr Hrralft system, combines key telephone operations with tion Inc. of Wallingford and Oak Communications the flexibility and capacity of a medium-sized Murray said Fleet would apply Bancorp Inc. of New Haven. commissioner. Inc. have annouced an agreement in principle to PABX, the company said. for regulatory approval to estab A preliminary total of 4,662,23.3. form a joint venture company that would market "Mercury positions tie in the 200 to 2,000 lish the bank, giving the or 71 percent of the outstanding Shareholders also approved an cable television subscriber control systems. extension market at an extremely competitive Providence-ba.sed company full shares eligible to vote, were cast in increase in the number of autho Oak Communications is a subsidiary of Oak price," said Thomas Boyhan, banking and trust powers in favor of the acquisition Thursday. rized shares of common stock from Connecticut. He said the bunk was Shareholders of FirstBancorp 10 million to 35.million. Erie hangs up the old broom Solidarity, MHS custodian REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK managed to get police clash lots of respect WARSAW. Poland (L’PI) - Police ity underground. By Sarah E. Holl firing water cannon and swinging clubs Police in Wroclaw freely used water Herald Reparfer fought thousands ol Solidarity demon cannon in the sub- freezing tempera strators Friday in at least four cities as tures, witnesses said. Some protesters 6 Poles rallied to mourn protesters killed were beaten with rubber clubs and For 21 years, with a cigar stub nearly 7 featuring... always in his mouth and keys jangling under martial law two years ago. ambulances were seen racing through from his belt loop, Erie G. Bryant served Witnesses in Wroclaw, 215 miles the city. as night custodian at Manchester High southwest of Warsaw, said street "Down with the food rations," the School. fighting raged through the town center crowd yelled, referring to anger over But no longer. Bryant retired Thurs for more than an hour, with demonstra food rationing and price hikes. The day. leaving the hallways and class tors shouting "Solidarity. Solidarity ” witnesses indicated at least several MANCHESTER $85,500 rooms at the school for someone else to in the faces of hundreds of riot police. thousand people took part. AHRACTIVE TRI-LEVEL clean. Friday, friends honored him with Violence was also reported in War There were no reports on injuries or Make a date to see this ten room, five bedroom tri-level home. saw. Gdansk and L’rsus. but the arrests and polic-e denied watercannon Rec room with fireplace, hardwood floors, formal dining room. a party at the Army & Navy Club. 1 baths, inground pool and oversized two car garage. Lot size Make living lovelier in this Very-Special 7 "Now I’m going to call it quits." the Solidarity call for a massive nation or any other major crowd-control is 133' X 210'. Call today for a personal showing. $95,900. room Raised Ranch with 3 bedrooms, 2 62-year-old Bryant said while still on the wide protest appeared to have fizzled tactics were used despite the witness job earlier this week. ("M y dogs are as police prevented demonstrations by accounts. full baths, dining room, living room and killing m e," he had complained mo the banned trade union in many towns Police also used clubs to disperse family room with fireplace. The lovely pri- ments earlier.) with crushing shows of strength. crowds of churchgoers after evening Bryant took with him some unique In Gdansk, a Baltic port. Lech masses in WaYsaw and at Ursus, a ^ t e setting is great for young family or views of changes and trends at MHS, Walesa abandoned plans to give a factory town outside the capital. Idv^er of pets. Now you can have the home views from behind the broom. speech critical of the Polish govern A L'PI photographer and two Euro- The recent $5 million high school ment under a massive display of force you ve always wanted. Call for more de- renovation project, h e ^ d . was a pain in by authorities to intimidate the Solidar Please turn to page 10 6 4 3 -4 0 6 0 the neck for him. "It was more or less ■CTACULAR DUTCH COLONIAL dusty, and dusty, and dusty .You’d clean, Super spacious homw on Large property. Formal dining room, and you’d clean, and you’d clean, and dine-in kitchen, family room with fireplace. 4 bedrooms. 2'6 you wouldn’t get anywhere” baths, rec room, patio and two car garage. Easy to maintain Teachers back pact brick and vinyl exterior. Inexpensive to heat with 18 "of attic in sulation. Call today. $115,000. NEW REGULATIONS that have We can help you become a closed the high school campus for "REALE" PROFESSIONAL! sophomores and juniors, restricting Call 646-4525. and ask for Oan. m them to the area, have left him skeptical. at Catholic schools D FREE He said he is convinced that many of the MARKET D.F. REALE, INC. REAL ESTATE SERVICES underclassmen break the rules, sneak Bv Tracy L. Geaghegan "W e’ve done everything short of Real Estate EVALUATION ing out of school when they’re supposed Herald Reporter strike, and nobody wants a strike," he 17S Mam St.. Meedwilef, €t. to be in study hall. 646-4535 223 East Center St., Manchester 643-4060 said. He has indicated that ratification " I think there’s a lot of them roaming Teachers at East Catholic High of this contract may force him to leave around. They look awful small to be School and four other area Catholic teaching to find better pay. seniors, when you see ’em walking down schools voted 137to45F'ridaytoratify a the sidewalk to*7-ll (a convenience store contract negotiated last week, ending a McCo n v i l l e s a id in terms of E near MHS) at 10 o’clock. 11 o’clock, a year-long dispute with the Diocesan ’’real money" the pay raise amounts to E quarter to 12." rOR $ALE| School Office. much less than figures indicate be The three-year contract, which gives ,-.11.., ...... Byrant said he agreed with Principal cause it includes an incremental Jacob Ludes’s refusal to support ,a teachers roughly a 10.73-percent pay increase teachers get automatically r student smoking ban. Prohibiting smok increase each year, is "a step in the each year. Also a "roll-up" in the 156 E Center St ing, he said, would have "kids sneaking right direction." said teachers' union " Please turn to page 10 Manchester into every nook and cranny to smoke." President Thomas Dickau. __ " I t ’s something you’re not going to But John Jay McConville. East MANCHESTER $59,900 stop." he said. Catholic’s building representative to C Delightful, well-maintained starter home. Expandable 5 room He is opt imistic about the current crop the Greater Hartford (Catholic Educa Cape with first floor family room. 2 bedrooms, thermopanepull iliisEB. tors Association, said he was disap C of students at MHS. Vandalism, he said, out windows. Convenient location near shopping and bus MANCHESTER Real Estate Inside Today Don t miss this opportunity, call our Manchester oWice for ap Low overhead in living in this iovely 2 bedroom Con is declining; students are dressing pointed that the vote had not been pointment 643-4060 dominium. New kitchen, new carpeting, very nice ^ .. MANCHESTER 646-2000 better, and they no longer leave the closer. 20 pages, 2 sections throughout. Also a 1 car garage. Centrally located. Hsw Uttiiif. Quiet location, quick occupancy. 5Vi rm cafeteria a mess. "A fter all this. I'm surprised so few Only $45,900. ranch. 3 bedrooms. FP, walk-out. large lot. Only Advice ...... $68,900. Bryant, who ’laid thelawdown" when Herald photo by Pinto people stuck to their guns." ...... 12 he married 38 years ago that his wife not McConville said East Catholic C h u rch ...... 14 Classified ...... work, seemed pleased that "girls are A familiar figure in the hallways at Manchester High School, Erie G. teachers were more outspoken during ...... 18-19 Comics ...... 8 * * starting to look like girls and boys are Bryant has retired after spending 21 yearsthereasa night custodian. the negotiations than their counter Entertoinment ...... 12 starting to look like boys." parts at other schools. They were Lofterv...... r e ...... 2 openly critical of the contract when Obltuorles...... 10 MHS teachers, he said, are "wonder bulletin led off with a farewell to "E ric, " .A-'' CUSTODIANS GET more respect they learned the details of it at a Opinion ...... 6 ful," although "little piddly things" have otherwise known as "uncle." and said nowadays, Bryant said. While years ago meeting Thursday night. Peopletolk ...... 2 infrequently led to arguments between the staff will miss his "ready wit and Sports...... 15-17 McConville said he could not give a Television...... him and them. This week’s faculty quick steps in the corridors” Please turn to page 10 ...... 8 school-by-school breakdown of the Weather...... 2 vote. MANCHESTER Deluxe 3 bedroom Town House. Large kitchen and MANCHESTER $79,900 family room area, spacious living room, 2'h baths, full Affordable 5 & 5 - 2 Family. Spacious rooms. 2 bedrooms, for mal dining room, porch, natural woodwork throughout, sepa basement, central air conditioning. Immediate occu rate utilities. 2 car garage, good location and a great invest pancy. Asking $84,900. MANCHESTER ment. Call our Manchester office for more details. 643-4060 "Biqr today - lor profit In tho fntnro- - 3 single homes on "ENERGY EFFICIENT” Connecticut banking law is upheld by U.S. District judge one parcel. One home can be used lor professional of Newly built 8 room, 4 bedroom Con fices. This package is a sleeper - asking only $165,000. temporary. Over 2 acres of property. m Sunken living room, Solarium, 2 car Bv Dennis C.M ilewskI Northeast Bancorp, ruling the Even if the Connecticut law had "second-guessing" what steps lows Connecticul banks to operate outside New England. FREE U&R REALTY CO. REALTY WORLD. — Frechette ABBOCIates United Press International Connecticut Legislature clearly been found unconstitutional, fed Northeast might take in the case. in other New England states, and The suit also claimed Northeast MARKET 497 Buckiand hoacJ P O Bo« 623 garage. Extra insulation. Thermo South Windsor CT 06074 intended to avoid full-scale inter eral law still would prohibit bank Daly ruled Northeast could refile banks from those slates with shareholders would be deprived of REAL ESTATE SERVICES evaluation 643-2692 pane, Andersen windows. Call office Bus (203)644 348t |T BRIDGEPORT — Connecticut’s state banking when the law was mergers with New York institu its suit and other plaintiffs would reciprocal agreements to operate maximum profits if the merger 223 Eatl Cont«r St., Manchester 643-4060 Robert O. Murdock, Realtor for more details. Asking $139,900. REALTY WORLD. focn tfr.<« tfHMpondenriy ownM aryy PM/Oioq ■ "limited experiment” allowing enacted in June. tions, Daly said in his 18-page not be directly affected by the in Connecticut. with Bank of New York was interstat e banking in New England "The new law does not com i-uling. decision. blocked and that Northeast would but not New York was upheld by a pletely open up the Connecticut Northeast, a Connecticut bank , Northeast contended the law was be forced to compete at a disadvan federal judge Friday who rejected borders to all out-of-state banking "I see it as a boost to Connecti holding company, and its wholly unconstitutional, including a so- tage with banks choosing to claims the law fostered unfair holding companies," he said, "but cut’s interstate banking law in owned subsidiary. Union Trust, called "anti-leapfrogging ” provi expand within New England. competition. is instead designed to be a limited New England and the legitimacy of filed suit in July, four days before sion that requires banks merged experiment in interstate bunking it, ” said Connecticut Banking announcing a merger agreement under the law to divest themselves Three Connecticut banks have D.W. FISK REALTY CO. U.S. District Judge T.F. Gilroy involving only New England Commissioner Brian Woolf. with Bank of New York. of Connecticut operations if later made agreements wit{i Massachu OF Daly dismissed a challenge by stales” He said his department was The interstate banking law al acquired by an institution from setts institutions since June. 243 Main St . Manchester Vernon Circle, Vernon 6 643-1591 872-9153 7 ‘Billybair takes still another bounce Few people realize JUST USTED! 70’s Bv Milton Rlchmon by Kuhn for remarks he made firing. I don’t think Billy has Ix'en BOWERS SCHOOL 70’s UPI Sports Editor about American League President fired, I think what has been done is Super clean 2 bedroom ranch with large tireplaced liv English style Colonial with 4 bedrooms, fireplaced liv how much she neells ing room, dining room, full basement with new furnace ing room, large 1st floor sunporch, 1V4 baths, 2 car gar Lee MacPhail’s handling of the in everyone’s best interests." and morell age and morel NEW YORK - Billy Martin, George Brett pine tar incident. Martin’s lawyer, Eddie Sapir. sent packing by George Stein- Sleinbrenner insisted repeatedly attended Sleinbrenner’s news con Although the last few years and a coat that fits und brenner twice before, was sent that Marlin was not being fired. ference and backed up the princi have been increasingly diffi- Christmas tree, along v upstairs to the front office as "top Martin was being "shifted," Stein- pal owner’s remarks. -cult, very few people realize bright red poinsettia tea advisor” Friday when he was brenner said, moved upstairs "This is a great opportunity for how ill she is, and how hard she cai^thatsays: "Lovetoa relieved of his duties as manager where he is to assist in all trades Billy," Sapir said. "This isn’t like is struggling to keep going. lady.” of the New York Yankees for a and player evaluations as well as he’s been fired, see you later. Sure Widowed, with no family in The woman descibed abovk is third time and replaced by his old participate in the Yankees’ ex this is disappointing to Billy, but her area, she has been battling one of the 280 'individuals ^ d ...... , ,, buddy, Yogi Berra. panding minor-league program. we just talked to him over the the ravages of cancer. She can households MACC hopes to hSp Berra, who has been a member "M y relationship with Billy phone and he thinks the naming of swallow only liquid foods. this Christmas season. of the Yankees’ organization for 30 Martin never has been better." Yogi is an excellent choice. He She has just returned from Non-perishable foods, _ years and served as Martin’s first Sleinbrenner said. "M y friendship says whatever is best for the her most recent stay at Man and good-as-new toys, and base coach last season, was given a has never been stronger. We’ve Yankees, that’s what I want. ” chester Memorial Hospital. She for the elderly can be left at the' JUST USTED 60's has lost so much weight that JUST USTED! 60’s Spacious 3 bedroom Green Manor ranch with fire- TOLLAND $119,900. 2-year contract. Sleinbrenner said never been closer as friends. 1 No matter what terms Stein- town firehouse on Center Street \ Drive by 139 Vernon Street Manchester! Call quick to placed living room and attached garage. An excellent TOLLAND $68,500. the remaining four years of talked to him by phone today and I brenner uses, the switch repres none of her clothes come close next to the town hall; the Eighth \ see this super onel You’ll be glad you didl value. ★ UNIQUE ★ Martin’s managerial contract, at talked to him yesterday. Billy ented his 11th managerial change fitting anymore, an elderly Utilities District Fire Station, 32 ★ CRISP ★ outreach worker observed. Lovely Contemporary chalet style Very clean 3 bedroom well-kept $450,000 per year, will be honored. congratulated Yogi. He said we in 10 years. In those changes, eight Main St.; the Manchester MaU, home with huge cathedral ceiling Sleinbrenner made the an made an excellent choice." other managers were involved Even though she wears multi Bit Main St.; W INF, 2S7 East BLANCHARD & ROSSEHO, INC. Ranch home in wonderful family nouncement in his Yankee Sta Sleinbrenner added, however, besides Martin. ple layers of clothing, she has Center St.; and any office of REALTORS_ in its 14x32 combination living-din area. Beautiful large level lot. dium office less than an hour after he did think'Martin would have Michael, it was announced, will difficulty staying warm. Heritage Savings and Lamui ing room area. Very nice home leaving the midtown office of liked to manage another year. replace Don Zimmer as third base The Manchester Area Confer Association. Checks should be 189 W E S T C E N TE R S T R E E T Walk-out basement has separate ence of churches would love to (Corn«f of McKm ) unique in many ways. Simply a workshop. I car under garage. Baseball Commissioner Bowie "But he accepted it beautifully," coach next year and Torborg will mailed to MACC Seasonal Shar must see! Kuhn. Sleinbrenner was the princi he explained. "You fellas (news return as pitching and bullpen put some thermal underwear ing, Box 773, Manchester, CT, 646-2482 Billy Martin pal party to a hearing in which he men) will write that Billy has been couch. Roy White will coach at and socks, some new sweaters 06040. ...new job faces another possible suspension fired, 1 don’t like to talk about Berra’s previous first base spot. i