Anderson Arrested, Freed; India Files Suit

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By Bhola Rana under house arresl in Bhopal for ’’criminal lialiility lor the events Six supervisors ol I he llhiip.il iiiimimr ol people through United Press International Union Carbide denies several hours. that led to the great tragedy.” said Union Cartmle |ilaul were arn^sled iiegligeiiee ” The soiirees said the 63-year-old Sudeep B;inerjee. spokesman for previously on cliarges iil i rimiiial "We .ire seeking ,i legal o)iinioii BHOPAL, India — Police ar­ it faces bankruptcy excetilive left immediately for the Madhy;i I’radesli sl;iie negligence in llie aci iilenl llu' and we might resort loolliei' legal rested Union Garbide Corp. Chair- New Delhi after being released. governmenl worst chemical disaster in luslori steps to ile.it w It li till' eulpi'ils. ’ the rnan Warren Anderson today for — see page 2 They could not say whether the The executives were cluirged The SIX suiicrvisors li.ivc liccn St.lie's( liiel mimsiei' .\rjiiii.Singh, criminal liability in a gas leak that charges against him had been under .seven sections of the Indian under house arresl at I lie pi.ml lolil .1 new s eoiilereiu e Tliursday. killed 2.000 people but freed him dropped. peiiiil code.which carry punish since the Dee. 3 aeeiili'iil at the A goveriimenl olliei.it said a after a brief detention at the when Ander.sonwas released. Ander.son and two executives of ments thal range from fines to Id plant Anderson w as lield at Uniim pi.ml emploiee utenlilieil as .Sha- company’s luxurious guest house. Government sources in New Union Carbide’s Indian subsidiary years iinprisonmenl Carbide’s posli liillside guest house keel ,Mimed was lieiiig ke|il under The charge on which the U.S. Delhi said Ander.son. who Business were arrested today as they ’’This govenmenl eannol l einam oulside the city guard d .1 liospii.d lieeaiise lie "is executive was arrested is punishi- Week magazine estimated earned arrived at Bhopal to inspect the a helpless speelalor to the lr;ige weeks average (o IV .3 weeks will abide by the majority decision death of their tour-year-old daughter, but Richard also ill .Novemlier , Construction employment also surged, adding and not file an objection. The average work week gol sligidly longer, wliieh blasted the police for published remarks about the .30.000 jobs. But the 'coiislruction indiislry is still T m sure we can sit down and probe. Story on page 10. expapds the lolal personal ineioiie available lor negotiate a faircontact," Fox said. employing fewer people than its last peak in .laniiary Americans and eiieoiir.iges rel.nlers Crestfield-Fenwood, located at 565 Vernon St,, is owned by a local partnership that includes Howard Dickstein and attorneys Josiah J. Terrorists extend deadline, but press demands Lessner and Rolland Castleman. The election last year was Bv Navla Shalhoub said. It said the Kuwaiti govern­ on U.S. and F'reneh targets. They aircraft. When Ihe alrerall landed III W.oisao Wis Hie lamily ol marked by controversy between United Press International ment negotiators at Tehran airport later agreed to extend ithe dead­ at Tehrhn airport, the Iranians Cliarles Ilegii.i, .50 ;i St.de Depart- union supporters arid management had accepted the demand. line but officials did nol .say whal said there were 166 people on Imard meiil employee loi 30 years Irom both before and after the election. BEIRUT. Lebanon — Arab hi­ ’’Nothing is yet known about the new deadline, if any, was .set. — including the five hijackers Sli'iliiig, \.i s.iid department Thursday’s election apparently jackers who killed three pas­ contents of the statement,” the Minutes after agreeing lo extend The hijack drama liegan Tiies oHiei.'ds lolil Hii' l.imily they were did not produce similar sengers aboard a Kuwaiti jet. agency said, the deadline, the hijackers broke day when the gunmen seized Hie 90 pen cut ( cil.iiii lli giia was controversy. including two Americans, today Thursday, the hijackers off radio contact with the control Kuwaiti airlines A-.')00 Airbus on a killed alioaid Hie pl.iiie Tuesday. extended a deadline to kill 66 Fox said there were four chal­ marched two passengers to the lower from where Iranian and flight from Kuwait to Karachi. Ill I'.ills lo media ’lliiirsday, others but agreed to relea.se some plane’s staircase and shot them to Pakistan. lenged ballots, not enough to Kuwaiti negotiators pleaded for an Lai 1 y Sl.iiiloid s.iid he helieved his hostages when negotiators accept death as the other hostages sal end lolhe hijack — now in ils fourth The Slate Deparlment said loie change the outcome of the-vote. lalhir. Wilh.iMi I. Sl.oilord, an one of their demands. helplessly roped to their .seats, day. of the two passengers killed All) employee lo Ihe .Midille East, Fox said the nurses aides at the Iranian officials said the five IRNA said. Revising previous figures, IRNA Thursday was an American, Ihe was one ol those killeil ’rhiirslluy. nursing home recently received a hijackers briefly cut radio contact The killings brought to at least today said ”at present, there are66 second U S. citizen slain since Hie ’Ihe Ihiid hostage kdli d Tlmrs- 60-cent-per-hour raise, which with Tehran airport control tower three the number of passengers passengers on board, and so far 99 plane was eomandeered Tuesday dav was ideolMied as a Kowailj. bought their minimum pay to $4.10 today when Iranian and Kuwaiti slain in the three-day showdown at pa.ssengers, mainly women and His body was riddled willi six 'i he Stale Deparlmeiil said three a hour. He said nurses’ aides at the negotiators pleaded for an end to Tehran’s Mehrabad Airport. The children have been released in bullets. AID employees eii route lo posts in Meadows Convalescent Center in the killings. hijacking is the first in which three stages through the efforts of ” .. It appears lhal two Agency Karachi were among six Ameri- Manchester, who are represented The hijackers later told their passengers have been singled out the officials of the Islamic Repub­ for International DevelopmenI eaiis on hoard Hie plane when il negotiators that "if a .statement by District 1199, will have a and executed. lic of Iran. ” The agency did not employees have been miirdered al wa- hijai ked. 'I’wo of Hie Ameri- prepared by them is released Iranian officials said the hi­ explain the change. minimum hourly rate of $6.20 as of Tehran airport.” Ihe deparlmeiil e.iiis a woman and tier daughter through the mass media, they jackers had threatened to kill the At Ihe time of Ihe hijack Jan. 1, 1985. said, basing its statemeiil on wei'e released earlier would free a number of other remaining passengers at midnight Tuesday, the Kuwaiti government information from the Swiss go The well,ire ol the remaining Fox said the employees at passengers on board,” Iran’s Thursday unless Kuwait relea.sed said there were 1.50 passengers and vernmenl, which represents I S AID employee and Hie sixth Crestfield themselves did a good stale-owned news agency, IRNA, 21 prisoners convicted of attacks I I crew members on hoani the interests in Iran Amenean w.is not known, it said. deal of the pre-election organizing. Crestfield Convalescent Home and Fenwood Manor, both located at 565 Vernon, together contain 95 Country club fee hike helps balance budget full-care beds and 60 intermediate beds, officials said during the By Alex GIrelll will be payable. improvements, hut that some will lor a lec ol $2 2.5 lor nine holes union drive last year. Herald Reporter have to be made. s.iid non resideiil eluh memhers He said the fee increase will I.eaguc memhers sl.irl fmm p.iy an initial ion feeol $l(i0 No new Under the plan approved by the Fox said the New England. allow the club to operate on a lioHi the (Ir.sl and iijiiHi icc. The non residents are accepted us Higher dues and greens fees will directors, Manchester residents Health Care Union represents break-even budget for the fiscal club rcccnily voted lo conliiinc Hie memtiers iiiilil after April 15, ” hy go into effect at the Manchester who are not club members will pay 15,000 workers in Connecticut, year that began Nov. 1. Without the arraiigcnicnl with Hie league whieli lime we know what the Country Club on Jan. 1 as the result weekday greens fees of $9, up from 2,500 of them in nursing homes. dues increa.se, Pickens had said in Those who belong lo Hie eliili do response (rorri previous memberH of this week’s action by the Board a report to the town, the tentative $8.50. for 18 holes; and $4..50, up not pay individual greens lees of Directors. and other .Maiiehester residents budget would have resulted in an from $4.25, for nine holes. Weekend Under the plan, lamily dues will will lie,” il says. The directors unanimously ap­ and holiday rales will be $11.50and loss of $25,127. rise from $617 10 per year lo $720; The reporl said lhal although Inside Today proved a request by the club’s $6.25. Manchester residents over The Club has six years to run in individual dues from $43.5.60 lo there may some logic in establish­ Board of Governors for Ihe in­ its lease with the town for the land 65 will continue lo get discounts of $480 A corporate niembership will creases. The club offers member­ $1 for 18 holes and 50 cents for nine ing higlier fees lor non-resident on which its golf course is located. eo.st $1,000. eluh memtiers in Ihe future, it does 20 pages, 2 sections, ships and its golf course, located Non-residents of Manchester Early this year, the club had In their report to Ihe directors, nol seem lea.sonuble now to off South Main Street, also is open will pay a greens fee of $18 for 18 1 advertising supplement unsuccessfully sought a 30-year Pickens and his fellov^' eoinniillee penalize those non residents who to the public. holes. The fees were increa.sed lo lease from the town, arguing that it memhers, John V Gamion Jr. and have lovally supported the eluh in Advice___ — 12 Obituaries. John L. Pickens, head of a club that amount earlier this .year could not afford to make necessary Katherine Giblin, said the ri.se in Hie past. Area towns — 10 Opinion__ subcommittee that represents the On Mondays, Manchester resi- Classified- 18-19 PeopletalK. capital improvements to the non-resident greens fees had a Will'll the club was attempting to Comics club in its dealings with the dent.s over 65 play for a fee ol $5..50 6 Sporls- cour.se without the assurance of a major role in decreasing greens gel a longer lease from the town, Entertainm ent:^ 12 Television directors, said Thursday that when long lease. Members of Ihe Senior f’ilizens Lottery------2 Weather _ fees income for the year by $8,145 some town directors questioned the new dues and fees take effect Pickens said the club will have to Ix-ague, operated by the Senior below Ihe previous year Jan. 1. one half of the year’s dues Citizens’ Center, play on Mondays whelher non residents should pay be careful in its approach lo capital In the report Hie eluh eommiliee liigtier meirihership fees. I - MANCHEFTER HERALD, Friday. Dec, 7. 1984 .MANCHKSTKK HERALD. Friday. Die. 7. 1984 Rumors pervade Wall Street Union Carbide denies it faces bankruptcy over india EMS drill leads to expansion

D A N B U R Y (U PI) - Union day the'death toll had exceeded Tom Kailla. a.ssistant manager percent of the stock of India Ltd. Failla said the company 's assu­ United States and Europe. Carbide Corp. has enough insu­ 2.000 in Bhopal and neighboring for corporate media relations, and under contractural agreement rance of its financial stability In North Carolina, a telephoned of police emergency training rance to cover any claims from villages. Another .'io.non people read the statement, saying "both provides certain technical "does not detract in any way from bomb threat Thursday forced the victims of the worst chemical were treated fur gas inhalation. Union Carbide Corp., and Union assistance. the company's and management’s evacuation of 400 workers from disaster in history and wilt not seek ■'The company categorically de­ Carbide of India Ltd., have availa­ Insurance company officials previously expressed willingness Union Carbide Corp. 's agricultural By Sarah Passell EMS Director Uressy (;dwin I'PH on one person, you are protection by declaring bank­ nies that it is considering .seeking ble to them very .substantial quoted by the Wall Street Journal to provide full support and assist­ research center at Research Tri­ Herald Reporter recommended liirnishing those m eommitled In Hi.it person Voo ruptcy. a company spokesman protection under the bankruptcy in.surance resources with which to "Thursday said insurance policies ance to the containment of the angle Park near Raleigh. Bomb charge called triage oflieers make a eluiii'C th.il doesn't helpthe says. laws," Union Carbide's statement satisfy any claims made ugain.st would cover Union Carbide for at tragedy in Bhopal.” squads found no explosive in a The MaiK'lu'.^UT Police Depart- with special vests or armh.inds so entire group " In a statement issued Thursday said. "Although the tragedy is either of them least $200 million.^ but may not Moody's Investor's Service said 90-minute search and workers nient will begin training patrol that they can he spotted easdy m (ioodwiii s.iid llio I'liu-rgeiiey from the corporation’s Danbury without precedent it is believed 'Pending discussions with the protect it from punitive damages. Thursday it is reviewing the debt were allowed to return. offieer.s to direct eniergene.v servi­ the confusion of an accident liersoiinel who wero supposed to headquarters, company officials that considering both the insu­ in.surance underwriters. Union Potential liability could be a ratings of Union Carbide for a "Big corporations, in particular ces at accident sites where there Gwidwin also eriliei/.ed those m evalo.ile Ihe injured and r.mk denied as "unfound^ and specula­ rance and other re.sourees availa­ Carbide has not di.sclosed the exact "very, very serious problem for possible downgrade. On Wall ones in the news, very often are mass casualties. Capt Henry charge during the drill for pitching them (or Ire.iliiieol in ordor of need tive” reports it was in financial ble. the financial structure of extent of the in.surance coverage Union Carbide" if punitive dam­ Street, Union Carbide stock fell 5 receive these kinds of threats," Minor said today. in to help with the injured local made some iiiisl.ikes said company spokeswoman Mary Minor said the decision to train trouble following Monday's deadly Union Carbide is not threatened in involved.' Kailla said. ages were awarded, Yale Law points Thursday, bringing the total boy seouls and olher volunteers He s.iid vielmis were l.igged Anne Ford. ; all officers - in addition to their gas leak from a pesticide plant in any way.” The plant in Bhopal is owned by School Professor George Priest drop since the disaster to nearly 10 who lay sprawled around a school aeeoralely lor Iri-.ilmool in 78 The research center has less siipervi.sors - to handle an acci­ Bhopal, India. The chemical conglomerate had Union Carbide of India Ltd., an said in the published report. Priest points. ini.s. made op to look bloody with pereonl ol the eases. ,i record The Press Trust af India domes­ sales of just over $9 billion last Indian corporation. Failla said. is an expert in torts, or wrongful The tragedy brought reaction than 35 gallons of the pesticide that dent scene ;it which more than a red wax. few people are hurt was made after slightly heller lli.iii the legioiial tic news agency reported Thurs­ year. Union Carbide Corp. owns .'>11.9 acts.- against Union Carbide in the leaked in India. "The primary triage officer average lor soeli dulls He said a mass easiialty drill involving all must be upright, visible and the town's emergency services those evaloaliiig iii.jories tended audible as a center of direelion for when they erred to iii.ii k an injury was held near Martin School on Ihe first ineoming persoiioel. " more severe than it was Darlmoiilh Road in October. Goodwin said in his Oel i:f report: (•oodwiii said the scene might P e o p le ta lk WeMher Last spring the Regional toier- Manehe.ster Health Director Ro­ have been easier to evaluate if the geney Services council held train­ nald Kraatz said today it lake.s ing sessions for town emergeney town liaij made Ihe accident look special instnietion to keep a per.soii more realistic. He reeoiimiended Today's forecast officials, including police who; trained to give emergeney medical iising wrecked ears, se.itleriiig Dressing up and down Getting what you want ranked a.s sergeants or higher. Connecticut, Massachusetts aid from pitching in. lirokeii plexiglass and Irapiiing The director of the Regional The West Coast has its Mr. Blackwell, who No one ever accused New York lawyer Roy and Rhode Island: Today: "People who are hurl, yon want vielinis where Ihev would lia\e In Herald photo by Pinto EMS said in a report released this draws up an annual worst-dressed list, and the Cohn of not being assertive. Cohn, writing in mostly sunny, windy and cold. to treat them." Kraatz said today he exiriealed lieloie heiiig Irealed £3 C? week that the police and fire "In mo.st aeeidenis, that's exactly East Coast has de­ Parade magazine, gives advice on how to Highs in the upper 20s to lower ill lolori- exercises signer Jacques Bel­ overcome unresponsive headwaiters. surly mo­ 40s Tonight: partly cloudy and Kids to the rescue officials who were supposed to be what you do. lini who publishes torists and uncooperative hotel clerks, cold, lows in the mid teens to mid in charge at the .scene of the staged "The thing about a mass easii (oiodwni reeoiiiiiieiided ri'peat Carolyn and Billy Naegeli and Kristin accident in October somelitiie.s got an annual Ten Best "Is money, the art of greasing the correct palm, 20s. Saturday: mostly sunny and for Joy drive, collecting toys for the alty is that it overwhelms your mg Ihe drill ye.iily Miino and and Ten Worst the answer?" asks Cohn "Yes. Indeed in many Harford, who holds a bear, drop off toys needy. Other drop-off points in town are lost in the crowd of police, medical re.sourees. You havi- to slop and Kraalz s.iid Ihey hope to stage warmer. Highs in the upper 30s and fire personnel. Dressed List, due to instances. " to lower 40s. to Firefighter Jim Brown at the Center the Manchester Mall, 811 Main St.; the think," he added "Oiiec- voo starl aoolher one next spring come out next week. Cohn, the author of "How to Stand Up for Your Maine: Wwindy and cold to­ Street fire station this week. The A preview of New Rights " and once an aide to Sen. .Joe McCarthy, Eighth District Fire Station, 32 Main St.; York-based Belli­ day. Flurries north and moun- Manchester Area Conference of and Heritage Savings. 23 Main St. and suggests trying sweet-talk first in mo.st instances ' tains and partly sunny with a ni's list has Presi­ but if that fails, go on the aggressive. ' Churches is sponsoring its annual Toys 1007 Main St, chance of flurries south. Highs 15 dent Reagan, Eliza­ For example, if you are stuck at the end of a Plant manual being written beth Taylo r and long line, at an airline ticket counter and about to to 20 north to 25 to 30 along the 7 Jennifer O'Neill mis.s a flight, Cohn .says go straight to the front, coast. Fair early tonight then Land appraisai to be free among the best explain the situation to the people in lineand the chance of flurries south and Bv Alex Girelll the funding tor Ihe mamial, a Coinpilation (it Ihe manual was Herald Reporter numherOf Iheni objected to the dressed. clerk and they usually will he .sympathetic. "If occasional snow likely jiorth. X one of the ileiiis iiieiilioiied as .in Cher, Burt Rey­ not, pretend you didn't hear and thank them and Lows near zero north to the teens fact that the price was not set in the o|)lion in Ihe origin.ileoiilraet with nolds and Diana do it anyway,” he says. south. Some light snow likely Directors OK fire contract Public Works Director George Original eonlrael vvith Weston and Weston amf Sanipsoii. Iml no pi lee Ross get honors for north and east early Saturday. A. Kandra said Thursday he will Samp.son. was set .soon conlacl.Westoii and Sam|>son. the worst. Otherwise becoming partly The manual will .serve as a guide l-'iigarly and Cassano argued Without comment, the Board of grant of $1,055 to the Mary Cheney appraiser. Peter Marsele, hys Ihe designers ol Ihe new town Taylor's designa­ sunny and not as«old. Highs near Day has ‘sun’ consolation to operating Ihe plant and a.s a ■lhal Ihe price should have been set Directors this week approved a Library for a literacy project agreed to do the appraisal without water irealmeni iilaiit, to arrange tion marked a 180- 20 north to the 30s coastal south. tronble-shooling manual w'ln'ii in tfie original emit rail. 'I'hey said Today: mostly sunny, windy and cold. High in the lower 30s. Wind contract with the town firefighters' a fee becau.se the land may be used for compilation ol a manual on the degree turnaround. New Hampshire: Windy and soniething does not fnnelion well. Wesloir and Saiiipson are now the Glimpses of the stars northwest 20 to 30 mph and gusty becoming west 10 to 20 mph late union which will give firefighters 8 to provide affordable housing. operation ami maintenance of the She was on Bellini's cold today. Scattered flurries • Approved changes in the job Kandra told Ihe directors. only ones who can coiiipile Ihe this afternoon. Tonight: partly cloudy and cold. Low IS to 20. Wind percent pay raises in the current descriptions of two emplo.vecs of The directors have not approved plant. worst-dressed list ^ Susan Sarandon announced she is expecting her north and partly sunny with a Director Stephen Cassano asked manual and ran .set Hie price high. last year. Elizabeth Taylor first baby next March but the unmarried actre.ss southwest 5 to 15 mph. Saturday: mostly sunny and warmer. High in year and in each of the next two. the Water and Sewer Division ol any plan for Love Lane housing, if the m a n u a l eoidd not be chance of a flurry south. Highs 16 will not reveal the father's name and has no plans the iower 40s, Today's weather picture was drawn by Tiffany Dyke, 9, The contract was negotiated by the Public Works Department to hut they have approved the sale of Kandra said Ihe town will not compiled by the town staffers w ho Director I’eler Dilliisa agreed to 22 north and in the 20s south. to wed. "I couldn't be happier." .said Sarandon, of 20 Lorraine Road, a fourth grader at Keeney Street School. the town administration and repre­ reflect an administrative decision seelions of the land at the top of the need Ihe manual in order to put Ihe will operate the plant. lhal Hie process was not a good Fair south tonight but flurries slope — which was once a gravel who is filming "Compromising Positions" on sentatives of Local 1579, Interna­ to divide responsibilities. plant into operation. He said town Kandra .said Ihe operators in the one Long Island with Raul Julia... Anita Morris, who likely late at night north. Lows 0 tional Association of Firefighters. • Approved a request for early pit — to 10 abutting property staffers are now gelling minor department are not necessarily Kandra s.iiil a dollar ligiireeniild will be long remembered for her appearance in a to 5 north and 6 to 12 south. The item calling for approval retirement of Henry K. Klein, a owmers. bugs out of the highly computer­ writers. He said he could not do it have been assigned in Ihe begin Corporate vanity lacy black body stocking in the Broadway play Scattered morning flurries north Icy roads left behind was on the consent calendar which Board of Education employee. ized control .systems and that and added that Hoherl Young, ■ling 'I be conir.irt with Wesinn "Nine,” will be the main character in NBC's new otherwise mostly sunny and not means that the board does not • And approved an alloealion of The abutting property owners, individual (’omponents of the plant water and sewer administrator, and S.inipsiin was iiegnlialed Im‘- A skin care specialist says more male "Berrenger's " series. Her frequently married as cold Saturday. Highs in the 20s discuss it unless a director re­ $1.3,800 for repair of sanitary sewer whose houses are on Center Street, have been tested. could not do it with his workloail fore Kandra was a town employee. executives are being forced by competition from Babs Berrenger character will compete with her north to the low 30s .south. quests discussion. lines on Hemlock Street want to buy the land so that it will Kandra was given authority by women to get facelifts and even wear makeup daughter for the same men... Eunice Kennedy Vermont: Lots of clouds, In storm’s aftermath In other actions during their The directors also authorized a not become isolated and neglected the Board of Directors Tiie.sday Grace Rose, a protege of the late Hungarian Shriver unveiled a stamp commemorating the breezy and Very cold today and meeting Tuesday night, the profe.ssional apprai.sal of town land portions if houses are built at the night 10 contract tor the manual, OPEN MONDAYS UNTIL CHRISTMAS OPEN SUNDAY DEC. 23 dermatologist Em o Laszio and founder of By United Press International third international Olympic games for the tonight. A chance of snow north ditions along highways. directors: on Love Lane. foot of the slope, fronting on Love expected to cost aboul $30,000. 9:45-4:00 Summerose Enterprises, says men will turn in "It’s common sense driving," mentally retarded scheduled for next year in tonight. Temperatures will be • Approved acceptance of a Weiss told the directors that an Lane. While the direelors did approve Black is "in” greater numbers to surgery and safe water-based At least two deaths were attrib­ said Mark Pierce, state police Utah Sports broadcaster Frank Gifford presided mainly 10 to 20 through tonight. ° makeup to achieve the healthy look so important at the ceremony. uted to Thursday's storm, but in dispatcher in Waterbury, Vt. ; Black is classic to keeping many jobs. Partly sunny and milder Satur­ two potentially dangerous inci­ “We're having some wind thaFs Black complements any outfit "They’re having their eyes done and necks day. Highs in the low to mid 30s. dents 13 people escaped without creating brief whiteouts. It’s ha­ D O T’S Ginter to join Fuss and O’Neill lucked,” Rose said in New Orleans. "M en gel serious injury — a plane crash in zardous driving, but you can get Maine and the sinking of a fishing bags under their eyes and their .skin sags. Then around.” William Ginter, the engineer of design. 'VVe are very e.xcited aboul that the firm plans to add to its would not be involved in Ihe design trawler off Cape Cod. the woman comes in and looks great. A plastic Basie bargains Extended outlook The small amount of wet snow municipal systems for the slate having him join us, " O'Neill .said. staff Dr. Stanley Alexander, an of Ihe of Main Street reconstruc­ surgeon I know says that within the next five A turboprop plane owned by that fell in eastern Massachusetts, Department of Transportation He described Ginter as a senior expert on groundwater contamina­ tion plan. years 40 percent of his business will be men " Norman Grantz. who produced many of Great Northern Paper Co. carry­ Extended outlook for New Connecticut and Rhode Island who participated in designing the engineer with a highly profe.ssional tion who is now with the State Fo.ss and O'Neill are designing Fashionably accented with diamonds jazzman Count Basie's records, was one of the ing seven people r - including the England Sunday through quickly turned to slush Thursday, reconstruction of.Main Street, will outlook. Department of Environmental the reconstruction, a project that busiest bidders at an auction of jewelry from the company president — crash Tuesday: but hardened into ice as tempera­ join the Manchester engineering Protection. will be the subject of a public estate of Basie and his wife. Catherine, in New Connecticut, Massachusetts landed during a snowstorm Thurs­ tures plunged below freezing firm of Fuss and O'Neill on Jan. 2. Ginter has been with the DOT for hearing Jan 8 York. day at Millinocket Municipal Air­ overnight. E Honored authors and Rhode Island: Fair with William O'Neill, a partner in the 30 .years. O'Neill said he has "Everyone needs a change once Grantz paid $1,500 for a gold identification port in Maine. Officials said above normal temperatures. Massachusetts state police re­ firm, and Ginter both confirmed followed a bottom to top career at in a while." Gintersaid today when The current design is the second Novelists Norman Mailer and Erskine Caldwell bracelet engraved on the front with "The Chief" Highs in the mid 40s to mid 50s. nobody was injured when the plane ported "numerous accidents” this morning that the veteran DOT DOT. He said Ginter had a choice contacted by the Herald. "1 think I one to be subject of a hearing. The have been elected to the 50-member American and on the back "love, Ella," a gift from singer overshot the runway struck some Academy of Arts and Letters, the nation's highest ' Lows in the 30s. early today, but no serious employee will become a part of the between rising further in the DOT am going to enjoy working with the first was rejected by the D O T after Ella Fitzgerald, and $1,500 for a watch he gave to landing lights before winding up in injuries. honor society in the arts, filling chairs left vacant Vermont: D ry and mild. Highs firm. structure or embarking on a new firm." the hearing. Basie and inscribed "To the Count from a snowbank just short of a row of "The roads in the last couple of O'Neill said Ginter will special­ phase of his career. Ginter said that in his associa­ by the deaths of playwrights Tennessee Williams Norman.” in the 40s, lows 25 to 35. trees. Ginter said he plans lo continue and Lillian Heilman. Maine and New Hampshire: hours have been treacherous,” ize in urban and suburban roadway O'Neill also said this morning tion with Fuss and O'Neill, he to continue lo live in Cromwell. Catherine Basie's 10-carat engagement ring Robert F. Bartlett, president of said Sgt. Walter Hackett in Boston Mailer, twice a Pulitzer Prize winner, has brought in $44,000 — more than double its pre-sale Generally fair and mild weather Great Northern, was aboard, along published 32 works, the last being the novel through the period. Daily highs at about 1:30 a.m. “They iced up evaluation. A Mickey Mouse wri.stwatch, in­ with five other passengers and the and there have been numerous C "Tough Guys Don't Dance. " Caldwell, 81. of scribed "Count Basie, 75th Birthday Salute, 6- in the 30s and 40s Sunday pilot. Fire Calls Scottsdale, Ariz., has published 64 books with a accidents. We had multiple car 643-569! 18-79," went to an anonymous bidder for $525. warming to the 40s and lower 50s t Center Street. Six New Bedford fishermen were accidents south of Boston, north tjs h o m collection of short stories, "The Black and White Tuesday. Overnight lows in the The Area’s Most Complete Oval onyx with rope I loni>ateri oval onyx ( I sh.ipe onyx Altogether the sale of watches, necklaces, and safe after their trawler sank 130 and west." Manchester ^oun: Ml edge Set with 1 surrounded hy 24 full set will) 1 diiiniond S4itin Stories of Erskine Caldwell," the most recent. bracelets brought more than $135,000. teens and 20s Sunday. Warming miles east of Cape Cod. A Coast The snowstorm brought parts of Monday, 9:40 a.m. - I Thurs. & Fri. 'til 9:00 p.m. diamond $24S cut diamonds Split tmisli setting 1)4*---- Snow will be scattered over where they were treated for minor inches on top of Jay Peak ski area. vehicle accident, Spencer Street Holiday plants Trusted Jewelers Since 1665 northern New England. Rain will injuries and released. “ It was a heavy drop and it came and Hillstown Road (Town, DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER extend along the Washington In Bolton, Mass., David E. fast,” said Burlington Police Lt. Paramedics). SHOPPING • The finest In Balsam fir I i.ifti.,10 • fit-* htii.iH,. y;»-,ti.iMid. M.iii Coast and rainshowers will be Peters, 45, of Simsbury, Conn., was James Scott. Tuesday, 8:36 a.m. -- alarm. Mi'.tdHHstJiiiigo/Mir.lei t ..i(d/Vi',-if Aoieni.ii'i I xpn".'. killed Thursday when his car Christmas Trees scattered across southwest Ariz­ Scott said schools and businesses Manchester Community College apparently hit a pile of snow in the ona. Winds will be strong and were closed down Thursday, but he (Town). • Beautiful hand made passing lane on Interstate 495 and did not anticipate serious traffic Tuesday, 9:27 a.m. — medical gusty over Florida and the skidded into a snow plow parked in garlands, wreaths and eastern slopes of the northern problems. call, 22 Arch St. (T o w n . OPEN roping the breakdown lane, state police "The roads are in very good Paramedics). Rockies. High temperatures will said. . FABULOUS SELECTION! shape now. Up here they recover Tuesday, 9:28 a.m. — medical be in the teens over northern In Southbridge, Mass., Earl TONIGHT New England, with highs in the real fast. We had very few call, 869 Main St. (Town, A IS ice Selection of Gifts for Gardeners Ramsdell, 77, of Southbridge, was Paramedics). 20s and 30s from the remainder accidents. We got some wind pronounced dead Thursday after Tuesday, 10:43 a.m. — medical SILK ANGORA of New England through the blowing and its gusty, but it’s not UNTIL 9 being stricken while shoveling as bad as they had planned.” call, 342 Broad St. (Town, Great Lakes, the Ohio Valley and snow outside his home. In Maine, where the storm Paramedics). Whitham Nursery SWEATERS the Tennessee Valley. Highs will The National Weather Service dropped up to 1 foot of snow across Tuesday, 10:53 a.m .— stove (ire, Route6. 6ohon — 643-7802 reach the 60s over southern said the storm — the second of the the state, scattered power outages 121 Walker St. (Tow n). Unique Fashions & Gifts Florida, from Texas across young season for northern New were reported. Flights at the Tuesday. 1:16 p.m. — smoke Open daily and Sunday 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. England — moved into the region 0 O western portions of the Plains Portland Jeport were delayed or alarm, 54C Pascal Lane (Town), and across much of California, early Thursday morning and ta­ canceled. Tuesday, 3:58 p.m. — motor with the low 70s across portions pered off or changed to rain in most vehicle accident. Main and North areas by afternoon. Teri Thompson, office manager of the Southwest. at Saddleback Mountain in Range- Main streets (Eighth District, ■¥ ¥ Forecasts called for freezing air ley, Maine, said the ski area had Paramedics). ¥ ¥ $ X 8 ^® from the northwest today before just two trails open last weekend Tuesday, 5; 04 p.m. — grass fire. * ¥ more moderate weather moved in 69 S, Hawthorne St. (Town). for the weekend. with machine-made snow, but this ¥ Weather radio weekend there will be plenty of the Tuesday, 5:50 p.m. — alarm. ¥ Snow continued to fall in north­ real thing. Cheney Velvet Mill (Town). UPi photo The National Weather Service ¥ ern Maine and Vermont early "It’s really good news. It looks Tuesday. 10:09 p.m. — kitchen UP TO ‘34 ELSEWHERE! V' broadcasts continuous, 24-hour ¥ Today in history today, and highway officials were like we’ll definitely be open this fire, Willie's Steak House. 444 ¥ ¥ 7 weather information on 162.475 concerned that gusty winds would weekend, with more trails open," Center St. (Town), * m Hz in Hartford, 162.55 m H z in create dangerous “ whiteout" con­ Wednesday, 1:12 a.m. — alarm, ¥ On Dec. 7, 1941, Japan launched a the U.S.S. Arizona, a U.S. Navy Thompson said. ¥ New London and 162.40 mHz in Cheney Velvet Mill (Town). -X sneak attack on the U.S. at Pearl Harbor, battleship, is engulfed in flames during Meriden. ¥ Wednesday, 3 :12 a.m. — medical -K ¥ killing 2,400 people and all but the attack. call, 13IE Hilliard St. (Town, -X Manchester Herald Paramedics). EYEGLASSES ¥ destroying America’s Pacific fleet. Here, -X HEARING AIDS Wednesday, 7:37 a.m. — paint ¥ Richard M. Diamond, Publisher * ^ ^ A ^ c o n t a c t l e n s e s & S E R V IC E fire, Clark Paint Factory. 158 I ♦ Penny Sadd Hartford Road (Town, Lottery Mark F. Abraitis ■¥ ♦ MONEY-SAVING Associate Publisher Business Manager Paramedics), (,ll I * EXPERIENCE! Almanac Wednesday, 12:45 p.m^— alarm, ■¥ USPS 327-500 ■X ♦ Howell Cheney Technical School < i:i{ I II i< I l l s ♦ VOL. CIV, No. 58 (Town). TELESCOPES l l ^ BINOCULARS Today is Friday, December Connecticut daily * 1923. House. PublliliM M llv exetpt Sunday Wednesday, 12:59 p.m. — medi­ ■¥ l O K 7th, the 342nd day of 1984 with 24 Thursday: 757 a ^ cartain holldavi by tht Man- Suogattad corri'ar rotas ora sl.20 Interesting m S / j B m & All Purpose ♦ On this date in history; In 1941, Japan launched a waakly, SS.I2 lor ona month, $IS.3S cal call. 444 Center St. (Town. * chottar Publlihlna Co., 14 Brolnard /|\ ■ gift Ideas. * to follow. In 1787, Delaware became the sneak attack on the United States Play Four: 1835 Placa, Monchottar, Conn. 04040 for throa months, $30.70 for six Paramedics). ¥ INSTRUMENTS I \ ) I M O I \ I monthsond $41.40for ona yaor. Moll ♦ The moon is nearly full. first state to ratify the United at Pearl Harbor in Hawaii SjKond cl-v 7, 1984 Justice supports U.S./World In plan to eliminate Suspect nabbed in actress killing NF:w YO RK — The man charged wilh slaying a 2.2-year-old T M A S j ^ O f aspiring actress allegedly eluded police following the crim e by locking hinisell in the basement and hiding, investigators said. busing of students Chief ol Detectives Richard Nicastrosaid Fimmanuel Torres, 21, o f 49 VV 225th .St., the B ro n x , n e v e r left Ih e b u ild in g in the By Henry J, Reske to a neighborhood school plan is hours follow ingthe killing — a move that Liter brought him under United Press International prompted principally by a desire to suspicion and led to his arrest. stem white flight and to increase Torres was arrested Thursday and, after giving a videotaped O IFT STORE WASHINfiTON - For the first parental involvemeni in Ihe school statement lo investigators, was charged wilh .second-degree lime, the .liislice Department has system." said Reynolds, who murder, of Caroline Isenberg She was slain early Sunday after MR. CHRISTMAS 7-Foot tuhl an appeals cuurl a local schoul heads the department s cieil rights returning from a Broadway play. Artificial Douglas Fir Tree CALDOR board can aliulish court-nrdcred d iv is io n N icasiro said the killer initially inleiulcd only to rob the young BONUS! tiiising lor school desegregation The school board's plan, upheld woman. Bui, he said, one thing led to anolher. and by the tim e he C aM or Rdg. Price ...... 119.99 $10 In O ia c a move that could affect .school in July by a C S district court in forced the woman to Ihe roof of the building he had decided to CeWcNT Sirte P r ic e ...... 89.0 0 D o v e io p ln g dislricls nationwide .Norfolk, calls for ending busing for rape her as well. e l hHr, Mfdl-ln Ftebate.. 1 0 . 0 0 * The department filed documents the elementary grades but keeping 35-BHIiiant Light S a v in g a AFTER ITiursday in the 4lh U S. Circuit It for junior high and high school C o u p o n s * o \ c Y R E B A I f ...... Steady-Burning S2 lives. Wot ■> iW iit i In ■bklm ofa. Our Reg. 59.70 ...... e5 W i# districts nationwide that liave used ment would openly supiiorl Ihe I’o lic e im m e d ia t e ly di.smi.>!.scd the r c iio r l rc lc a .sc d T h u r s d a y Buiti-in dose-up/normal tenws, electric flash! mandatory busing lo d<‘scgregatc return ot racial segregation in 19B4 by the Southern African Catholic Bishops t^onferenee, a 33- O V E R 25% OFFSS."*^ Solid Pack Motorized advance, (due other line features. schools. Many districts arc located IS shocking. I thought we had member group of mostly black bishops from South Africa, PAPERCRAFT30" ■MinoHa Oise 7, OurReg. 74.70...... 6 4 . 7 0 iirlian areas where the white Boxed Cards 111 moved beyond this stage, hut Namibia, Swaziland and llotswana. MR. CHRISTMAS 4-Foot CamcTM ifwiudi 6-yeer Mfnotte USA Nmfiad wenenty. photo liopulalion has been declining apparently not. Continuoua-Fold A spokeswoman for the bishops said Ihe U.S. Embas.s.v in Artificial Noble Fir 2.76 S^ 3» ctsfli for deteSs. Napoleon W illiam s .)r . an attor­ "I think it's an attempt toa[)pe;il Gift Wrap Pretoria promised to send a sum m ary of the report to Prosidenl- CfKK»efromawide ney with the NAACP Legal Dc- Tabletop Tree Cameron Hooker, 31, accused of kidnapping and to leelings of conservatism and T " 7 variety of cotorful Icnsc and Kdiicalimial Fund and Reagan in advance ol his meeting loday wilh Soiilh African keeping a young woman as a sex slave for seven years, white racism that exist in the m l i R e g .2.49 OurReg.29.99 .... holiday motifs. Fu)l Color Print Film one ol Ihe attorneys who argued country." he said. Nohel Peace Prize winner Bishop Desmond Tutu. 1 22.40 conceals his face from cameras as he is taken into court 65-square feet of heavy duty Flame retardant with 375 lush .igainsl the plan, called Ihe move The Norfolk case is the first lim e The document was based on sworn statements by victim s of paper in a variety of rich branch tips with reatistic look. BUY 2 AND G ET $3 IN in Red Buff, Calif' After the preliminary hearing liv the departmeni "outrageous the Justice Dciiartm cnl has told a police vioU'iicc in black low nsliips. The unrcsl began Sept. 3 and designs and brilliant colors. Includes a sturdy tree stand. *Oeiuxe Boxed REFUND COUPONS FROM FUJII * Thursday, he was ordered to stand trial. "Kvery schoul district m a court a local school board can has killed at least Hi.') people Cbristmae Cards roughly comparahic situation abolish a court-ordered luisiiig •CN13S-24,2 Pak, Reg. S.79.... 77:4:70 could do the same thing. " he said p lan Reg. 4 .9 9 ...... 3.47 •01135-36. PM , Reg. 7.39.... "This is a lurlhcr attempt to make Hcynolds has moved to carry out Reagan prepared for pay cut > 15-Giant Sheet Gtn 20" a .5.90 polilH'al what is a judicial Wrap (125 square feet) Accused slave owner Reagan's mandate opposing man­ Cone Trim Fir Wreath •12" Tapered Candies •CH13S-24,2 Pah. Reg. 7.49...... 5.90 m a tte r * datory school liusing and has not WASin-aiCiTON - President Kcagaii. .seeking support fordeep Our Reg. 3.49 ...... 2.77 Former Hiclimoiid. Va . Mayor 13.70 OurReg. 18.99 filed any new cases in suiiporl ot Itudgct cuts that would eliminate some popular programs, is Traditional holiday designs. fteg.29tEach . . 5 for^ l •Olac 2-Pak, Reg. 4 .7 9 ...... 3.90 ordered to stand trial H en ry ."Vlarsli H I. who also argued busing. prepared to take a 10 percent cut in (>ay and is asking other H's flame retardant. 'St*ef*iklotd*IUI*. against the plan, said the si'hool The administration has been ollicials in Congress and government to con.sider following suit, hoard was asking the courts to slumped by existing mand;itory olficials indicated. Reagan discus.sed his plan lo keep the fiscal Bv Rebecca LaVollv did w hip me I was kicking my leet ovt‘i'turn the Supreme Court's luismg orders and has never, until United Press International around anil stiill and he whipped 19tl() budget at the current level during a two-hour meeting landm ark 19.7-t Hrown vs Hoard ol now, advanced an iirgumeiit for KENTUCKY CLUB /Regal Indoor me I don'l remember what 1 Thursday with GOI’ congressional leaders LITTLE TIKES Kdiicalioii case, which struck throwing out those orders Continental Floor Plants HKD ('iiiii /\ said ,' The ,(;OP leaders, arguing that a proposal to put off cost of FocRball Toy Box down .separate hut cciual provi The Norfolk school board first accu.sed of holdiOK a uoman She said she "was always asking living allowances for government employee.s and retirees for a Aromatic 11 77 e a c h < sions for educating black and white' proposed ibe plan in February 19112 caplu'e for .s**u *m as his srx Hooker lo ,sel her Iree" but he year should be evenhanded, told Reagan he al.so should freeze Pipe Tobacco l ie # # Reg. 16.99 s liid c n is . to end "white lliglit. " the depar­ 2 1 3 8 sr« * * .slave was ordered lo stand li l.il on relused .She said she was afraid lo sueh a hike in Social Security benclitS; The Washington Post Greenhouse fresh in In filing siipiiorling courl docu­ ture ol white lam ilies from Ihei ily Made of aafe, durable .seven felony eh.lines alter the lice hecau.se Hooker said he reporled today, 3-to-4 ft. heights. ments. Assistant .•\tlorncy General and the school system 4 . 1 8 S : : . » polyethylene that's easy woman deserihed lo a liidne how he operated a slave eiimpany wliose Reagan, who promised during the canipaign nof to tamper W illiam Hradlord Hcynolds said The plan would crciitc a system For a smooth, easy smoke! to clean, tool Holds a alleifedly raped lorliired .nid members walched Ins house and 'Tlic Norlolk School Board has of 25 neighborhood grammar with Social Security, sharply warned thcgroupthal Republicans tlorfoik Island / big 'bushelful' of toys for eonlined her lo a < (illin-like ho\ wiiiild Hack lii'i down and torture been in compliance with tlic schools. 10 of which would be more "should not fall into the trap of proposing any changes" in the 2 0 % O F F -Prices " '® a realty neat took! So n>'a|)hie w as ihe w orn,in's tier il she tried to letive WHITE OW L Pine Floor Plant Not In mveraMe tlore. Constitution and court dc.scgration than 95 percent black program, the newspaper qzioted sources ;is saying. lesliniony Thiirsdav that .Insliee She said she fled the home in orders lor more than 12 years U.S Distru'l .lodge John MacK- Reaga'n also reiterated his campaign promise not to raise Cigars (Box of 50) Courl .Iudf>e Dennis Murray onee August after Hooker's wile, ,Ian- "Its desire to eliminate manda­ cn/,ic approved the plan alter a ta x e s. GROSMAN AIR GUNS • iN v m a B L E 1 4 .8 8 irsr covered his face wilh Ins hand and ice. 21). told her the slave coiii|)aiiy tory cross-town liusiiig and return 2' i-w ce k In a l Choose rifles and pistols In pump-up and CO) O urR eg . 6 .2 7 ------9 . 6 8 Green and healthy. looked away from her did not exist powered actions. Guns great for target practice. 3-4 feel high. Murray said the eharnes, il Mrs Hooker, in earlier teslim •OEMI-TIP _ MICHAEL JACKSON prox'en true, would send Cameron ony. corroborated much of Ihe McNamara testifies in CBS trial Our Reg. 3.77 ...... 3 . 4 8 Look-Alike Doll Hooker to prison lor a siihslanlial story told by the woman. She also •#789 Rifle, Our Reg. 26.99 ... 21.59 eMINIATURE _ 6" Foliage Plant period of lime " and mean he is lestIIled that the captive woman 13 die in plane crash .NEW YORK — Breaking his silence on the Vietnam War, OurReg. 4.48 ...... 3 . 9 8 in a Wicker Basket "certainly a danner lo the cared lor Ihe Hookers' two young foinier Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara appeared at 11.22 55iS- JACK.SONVILf.K. Fla.iUFD killing 17 people. •#780 Rifle, O ur Reg. 35.99 ...... 28.79 •NEW YORKER 0 T T OurReg. Cornea complete with that eomriHinity " daughters and kept a diary ill C.en. W illiam W estm oreland's libel trial again.st CBS and said he A I’roviiicclown-Hoston Airways Wreckage ol Ihe EM B Baiuleri- Our Reg. 6.27...... 9.68 a 9 # 6.39 all-important white glovel The judge ordered Hooker. .11. a which she prole.sscd her love for 4 plane lost power, crashed and ante prop jel was scattered over a had disagreed with the general but never doubled his integrity. •#1377 Piatol, Our Reg. 4B.99 ...... 39.19 Choose from many sizes, Choose from Marginata, lumber m ill worker, lo si.md trial H ooker burned in .i swampy (line wiuids McNam ara, Secretary of Defen.se under Presidents Kennedy Nol In New Brttain or Yonkers. shapes and flavors. . ^heffiera. Yucca, more •M. Jackson MIerepflona on eharge.s ol kidnapihiig. three wide area of a pine woods swamp moments after taking off on a about I'j miles from tne airport, and Johnson, testified Thur.sday that he never felt Westmoreland 8POHTING GOODS DEPT. Reg. 11.79...... 9.79 counts of ra|»e. sodoni> . rape w ith I nder questioning from Hook flight from .lacksonvillc loTam pa would deceive him or Johnson on the num ber of enem y troops in a foreign ohjeei and oral located in a .sparsely populated er s attorney. Holland Pappen- killing all 12 people aboard. South Vietnam. . v copulation. area about 15 miles north ol dick. Ihe woman said she was I’tf.-\ s flight 1029. making its A 1982 "CBS Reports " documentary — "The Uncounted He also relii.sed to lower Hook­ downtown Jacksonville ordered by Hooker lo write a fourth com m uter trip ot the day, REBATE / (' er's $,S00.nmi bail Hooker was The charred white fuselage had Enemy: A Vietnam Deception" - accii.sed Westmoreland of CABBAGE PATCH ch ronoIogy 0f he r eX pe riences w il h erashed about 6 15 p.m EST a gaping hole in its side and was ordered to appear next in Tehama l.vmg to his superiors about the number of enemy troops during SAVINGS! a Ihe Hookers Thursday moments after clearing KIDS” Outfits County Superior Court on Dee 17. upside down, pointing fowtird the the war to make it appear U.S. and South Vietnam ese forces were I t g r - . The brown-haired, brown-eyed the runway at Jacksonville Inter­ The 27-year-old woman's ap­ airport and resting against some winning a battle of attrition. woman, whose name was not made national Airport with 11 pas­ pine trees. pearance in court wi(s the first PRESTONE II ' public, said she couldn't re­ sengers and two erewmgmbers 2 0 % J 8 .9 7 ?T95** lim e she had publicly confronted member writing that she loved aboard. Year Round LIFESTYLE FURNITURE Hooker, who she said kidnapped A wonderful follow-up glftl Hooker But she said. "I did tell "P’or an unknown reason the her at knifepoint in 1977 and Antifreeze Our Reg. Prices Fully detailed styles for him I loved him " more than once. airplane lost power, erashed, repeatedly raped, tortured and SPECIAL GROUP both girl-and-boy dolls. In response to Pappendick's disintegrated and burned, proba­ Caldor Reg.Rei , 3 0 % O F F confined her for long periods in ;i (Dolls are nol Included.) questioning, she said she had bly killing everyone aboard in­ Gallons)...... 9 .9 8 EXAMPLES: coffin-like box. <2 visited a bar twice wilh Mrs. stantly, " Jacksonville police spo­ h a In her testimony, interrupted 14 KARAT COLD Caldor Sale tcCM-ECXll / Hooker, sometimes went jogging kesman Charley Hill said. METAL DETECTORS Folding Design-A-Bed q a once when she began lo cry. the (2 G a llo n s)...... 8 .9 8 alone with Hooker's permi.ssion, PBA, the nation's largest com­ 2 ” thick foam matiress. Reg. 69.97 . . . 0 9 e 9 f woman said she began her captiv­ babysat Ihe couple's children and muter airline, just resumed full b y W H I T E Mfr. 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Sacks, City Editor Democratic senators all have titles committees, with Democrats left Mustone. who said she and The only other Democratic Se­ By Mark- A. Dupuis nate committee chairmanship United Press Internationol to fill ranking member positions, O’ Leary stressed the importance the top minority member of a of good attendance records in went to Sen. Joseph II Harper Jr. making the committee of New Britain, who will co-chair HARTFORD - All but three of committee. J a c k Ranking committee members assignments. the Internship Committee and also The Electoral College should be abolished the 12 senators who will make up was named an assistant leader. The senators who did not get the chamber’s Democratic minor­ earn $1,000 a year more than the A n d e r s o n $13,000 base pay for legislators, assistant leader posts were newly The assistant leaders assigned ity when the Legislature convenes as ranking members and their in January -will be designated at while assistant leaders and com­ elected Frank D Barrows of Bv Lav.rence D. Longley voting power of citizens of the largest states. Ffach of their president would be — or what price he had Washington committees are: Steven C Casey least as assistant leaders. mittee chairmen receive $2,000 Hartford and Sens John B. Larson their voters decides not just his own vole, but how ,36 finally paid to win that office. of Bristol, Appropriations; JohnC. Merry-Go-Round The three senators not desig­ more annually. of East Hartford and Anthony V. or 47 electoral votes are cast (if electors are faithful). Daniels of New Haven. Planning The fifth and final flaw is that under the pre.sent nated assistant leaders will still O’Leary admitted the extra pay Avallone of New Haven, both The I'.lictoiiil is ;i f;il;illy (Uiwcci nusins of The Electoral College does not treat voters alike — system there is no assurance that the winner of the played a factor in his decision to entering second terms and Development. William A. have titles as ranking committee DiBella of Hartford. Transixirla- seliM liiiH itn’ president. Its operotions ore ot tu'st a thousand voters in Scranton, I’a., are far more popular vole will win the election. This problem is a members or committee chairmen. name the relatively large number However. Barrows will be rank­ tion; and Harper, Banks and Labor neither eei toin nor smooth ond ot worst contoin the electorally important than a similar number of voters fundamental one. Senate DemocraUr’TPtiders of assistant leaders. "In some ing member of the Human Servi­ ces Committee and .Avallone will and Public Employees potentiol for eonstitutionol crisis. It should he in Wilmington. Del. Consetpiently, the Electoral Can an American president operate effectively in Thursday announced the commit­ cases, we’re expecting virtually be ranking member of the Judi­ Also: Kevin P Johnston of oholished. tee and leadership assignm e n t s, full-time service," he said. College has a major impact on candidate strategy. our dem ocracy if he has received few er votes than the Putnam. Finance, Revenue and which give all Democratic sena­ With only a dozen in their ranks, ciary and riiblic Safety The flows of the eontemporory Kleetond College Voters in large .slates are courted vigorously because loser'.’ The effect upon the legitim acy of a Heritage Bonding and In.surance and Real tors a title of some sort and extra the Democratic senators will be committees, iire inony. hut five mojor shorteomings stood out. (if where they reside and vote. contemporary presidency would be disastrous if a Estate, and Margaret E Morton of pay for the next two years. spread thin in handling committee Larson will chair the Regula­ The first is the possibility of o foithless elector. This A third feature of the Electoral'College lies in the president were elected by the Electoral College after tions Review Committee, one of a Bridgeport. General Law and Sen. Cornelius O’Leary of Wind­ work. Only one Democratic sena­ stems from the foet thot the Eleetorol College todoy apportionment of electors among the states. The few committees w ith one co- Public Health: Mustone, Environ- losing in the popular vote. The chapeds of this may be cool on sor Locks, the incoming majority tor will serve on 10 of the 21 is not the ossembly of vrise ond learned elders chairman from the minority party iiient; Anthony D Truglia of constitutional formula is simple: One Vote per state remote, but it has happened ancHn a bitter election leader, said he decided to give committees to which assignments envisioned by itfe^u^tor.'A but is rather little more Stamford. 'Education and Govern- |ier senator and representative. Inhabitants of very would be dangerous. assistant leader status to seven were made. He also will be ranking member on the Energy and I’liblic Utilities III cut A d III i II i s t r a t i o II a n d thiin a motleyjrfTite-by^^iHflte eolleetion of political small stales thus have some tidvantage because they policies senators because they would have ” lt’s going to be a very difficult Elections hacks o n ilt ifia t s . Neither in the (luolity of the have at least three electoral votes, while their IN 1888, GROVER CLEVELAND’S 100.000 vote been leaders if the Democrats had two years for the minority," said Committee. elei’torsodir in the law is there any assurance that an population might otherwise entitle them to but one or plurality turned into ju.st 42 percent of the electoral retained the majority. electoi '<\ ill vote as expected. two votes. This weighting by states, not population, vote. One hc.sitates to contemplate the con.sequences 'WASHINGTON — Some unre­ "T h ey arc in fact leaders.” Indeed, in six of the nine most recent presidential provides another way the Electoral College ensures of a contemporary president being inaugurated constructed conservatives, un­ O’Leary said at a news conference. elections before 1984, individual electors have cast thal the votes of citizens for president will not be despite having been rejected by a majority of the happy over President Reagan’s "H a d we been in the majority ... these individuals would have been votes contrary to the expectations of those who counted fairly or equally. American voters. failure to live up to their expecta­ in leadership." elected them. Even more disturbing is the possihility The fourth problem of today's Electoral College is tions, plan to stir a series of These defects of the contemporary Electoral Rounding out the leadership is that this coidd occur in a narrow race, one in which mini-furors! They will accuse probably the most dangerous in terms of the stability College cannot be dealt with by patchwork reforms O’Leary, who was elected by the one or two votes would determipe the victor. A of the political .system: What if the election is such as abolishing the office of elector to solve the Reagan of giving lip service to Democratic senators as minority Ruthless eh’ctor might attempt to barter or deal for inconclu.siveor deadlocked'.’ problem of the faithless elector. This distorted and i.ssues dear to their hearts while he leader and Sen. Amelia P. Mustone ------Lu-uuasHt the presidency either for personal gain or to gel unwieldly counting device must be abolished, and the plays the politics of palliatives and of Meriden, who was elected allentioM loi- pet causes. The presidency should be IF NO CANDIDATE WINS an electoral vote votes of the American people wherever ca.st — postponement. deputy minority leader. deternnned by the Am erican people, not .soiled by the majority on election day. the election might be must be counted directly and equally in determining "The Democrats must yield com­ actions of laithless electors. The center of the coming con­ mittee chairmanships and top designs on Travel bartered in the Electoral College five weeks later. If who shall be president of the United States. frontation between con.servatives the Fflecloral College il.self should fail to produce a legislative jobs to the Republicans, 7 and moderates will be the Heritage who won control of both the House THE SECOND PROBLKIVI of the contemporary majority, the election would then be thrown into the Foundation, which will fire the and Senate in the November Electoral College lies in the almost universal custom House of Representatives for final decision. . . . iS ON THE G ot Lawrence D. Longley is an associate professor of first shot in a few days. The elections. of granting all of a stale’s electoral votes to the They would begin delibenition on Jan. 6. only 14 government at Lawrence University, Appleton, Wis. foundation is about to relea.se a In many cases. Democrats who winner of ,I state's popular vote pluralitynot even days before Inauguration Day, Chaos and confusion This was prepared for Public Research Syndicated with report that will contain a tough are now committee chairmen will Join U S Saturday, December 8 for our a majority. This winner-take-all delerminalionOf mixed with sordid deal-making could result as the become ranking minority funding from the National Endowment for the assessment of the Reagan admin­ stale electors magnifies tremendously the relative nation apitroached Inauguration Day uncertain who Humanities. members of the. same committees istration's performance in the when the GOP takes control of the Middle East. Legislature in January. — GRAND OPENING— An editorial In language reminiscent of Wal­ With few exceptions. Republi­ ter Mondale’s campaign attacks, cans will chair all legislative and register to win a trip to the report will charge: “ The administration failed to develop a O’Leary wary WEST PALM BEACH, FLA. Design team clear policy on the Arab-Israeli, Lebanese and Iraq-Iran conflicts, of any tax cut or on relations with Israel and Round trip air fare to West Palm Beach courtesy Saudi Arabia, Persistent confusion HARTFORD (U P l) - Senate of Delta Airlines and Designs on Travel. good for now in policy has been the result.” Democratic leader-elect Cornelius O’Leary says the state’s budget This trip also includes two night accommoda­ My associate Lucette Lagnado surplus might be better used than tions and three day rental car sponsored by has obtained an advance copy of to cut the sales tax as advocated by The town’s decision to beef that possibility at Tuesday Gov. William A. O’Neill. the report, which was prepared by Designs on Travel. up its engineering staff so O’Leary said Thursday the night 's meeting of the hoard, Daniel Pipes, a former Heritage that it can design such her concern was a legitimate Herald photo by Pinto state’s growing surplus could Foundation associate who is now a reduce future costs of some -At Drawing is Dec. 21 projects as the reconstruc­ one But Director Stephen professor at the Naval War College programs rather than provide the All entries must be postmarked by December 18th tion of Tolland Turnpike and Penny's suggestion for the in Newport, R.I. Banking on generosity half-percent sales tax cut proposed improvements to seven inter­ separate budget account ad­ by the Democratic governor. sections in town is a wise IT FAULTS THE PRESIDENT " I don’t yet agree with him on and that's the spirit of Delta Airlines dresses it adequately. that,” O’Leary said when asked move. In-house engineering will for failing to stick to his guns. He Heritage Savings’ manager Pat Cleveland stands beside "came to office with an overall about O’Neill’s call to reduce the c Wiser still is the decision to a Christmas tree laden with gifts for the needy. The bank, 7.5 percent sales tax to 7 percent We don*t just plan your trips . .. save Manchester money. It foreign policy mandate to streng­ keep a separate budget for at 1007 Main St , invites the public to drop unwrapped beginning in the next fiscal year. will also save time, which is then pro-American forces, counter The state is expected to have WE DESIGN YOUR TRAVEL! the operation so that a future vital. If in-hou.se capacity can Soviet expansion and promote free gifts at any of its branches before Wednesday. Gifts will Board of Directors can decide be distributed by the Manchester Area Conference of nearly $290 million set aside in get a project such as the new trade," the report states. Nowhere surplus funds when the current 555 M AIN ST. M ANCHESTER 643-2165 whether it has been cost- Union Street bridge designed was the failure more evident, it Churches. Canned food can be dropped off, too. fiscal year ends June 30. 1985. effective. That accounting earlier that outside engineer­ charges, than in the Middle East. E will guide officials in any ing would, it will help the Commentary Here are more highlights from decision about how long to town grasp a grant before the report: keep the operation in effect, that grant disappears. • Lebanon: "The U.S. military wholly or in part. With the prospect looming effort in Lebanon from August 1982 The Board of Directors of fewer and fewer federal to February 1984 was probably the A bad day for conservatives darkest foreign policy experience coiild easily have labeled the grants, it is important that of the Reagan administration,' ’ the proposal by Public Works Bv Steve Gerstel the town be prepared as soon ALTHOUGH THE CONSERVA­ election of Sen. Thad Cochran of report states. “ Washington’s pol­ C Director George Kandra as possible to get the existing TIVES might have been happier Mississippi as conference scretary icy was hamstrung by: 1) uncer­ mere empire building and grant's. WASHINGTON — Republican with any of the other four candi­ and Sen. William Armstrong of tain domestic political backing for Sen. Jesse Helms of North Carol­ rejected it on the grounds of dates who sought the,-prestigious Colorado as chairman of the policy an ambitious military assign­ CRAMPS But the very prospect that ina had very good reason to look cautious economy. There the future will be virtually post, their candidate from the start committee. ment; 2) deployment of troops grim and tight-lipped when the Old was Sen. James McClure of Idaho, would have been no bad grantless is an indication that Sen, Malcolm Wallop of Wyom­ without a specific mission; 3) Senate Chamber doors finally a card-carrying conservative. political consequences from ing lost by one vote, 27-26, to inadequate understanding of the Dying for the spinach the town may not continue to opened. Yet, McClure the 52-year-old CORNE R STORE moderate Easterner John Heinz of factions within Lebanon ... as well such a decision. But to take In the three hours they were -VO need a project design team on Westerner, was the first candidate Pennsylvania for the post of as the goals of the Syrian govern­ that cour.se would have been sequestered in the. chamber. Re­ hand. bumped in the unique low-man out campaign committee chairman ment” Despite this ’’unfortunate publican senators and senators- cannelloni you had at your short-sighted. Admittedly, one of the election. but that probably was due to the experience” the report declares, elect administered a stunning Whenever an administra­ reasons for forming the team On the first ballot, McClure GDP’s disinclination to have two “ The United States must not setback to the most conservative tor recommends adding to managed 8 votes out of 53 cast, a senators from one state in the abdicate its role there.” ^ is to design work that will be wing of the party. favorite Italian restaurant? the town staff to accomplish paltry show of support from fellow leadership. part of a $4.6 million local And Jesse Helms, even more so conservatives. some temporary purpose — The chain reaction activated by • Saudi Arabia; "Unnecessary bond issue, with no federal since he won easy but expensive Nor was Dole's election the only in this case about three years the elections brought more bad gestures to retain good will char- Liuuchieoii: re-election to the Senate, is the money involved. But the setback tor the Right Wing. news for the conservatives. terize relations with Saudi Ara­ of foreseeable engineering acknowledged leader of that wing, town cannot afford a regular The most conservative candi­ With chairmanships decided on bia,” the report says. "This Maybe we can help. The often referred to as the New Right. design work — there is a procession of local bond date running for the post of the basis of seniority, moderate explains why the United States has In electing Sen. Robert Dole of Herald is now running a weekly predictable reaction. issues. assistant leader was Wisconsin’s Bob Pack wood of Oregon took over sold sophisticated arms to Riyadh Kansas as the majority loader for column featuring readers’ Conventional wisdom says If it were not for grant young Robert Hasten. the Finance Committee, which has that the Saudis are incapable of the 99th Congress, the Republicans But Hasten also failed to survive Special! the new employees will never jurisdiction over taxes and a raft of maintaining by themselves." The favorite restaurant dishes. To money — which, in effect IS chose a self-de.scribed moderate- the first round with Sen. Alan social programs. report deplores U.S. dependence be terminiated, and that expected to pay for the conservative who is despised by enter, simply fill out the coupon Simpson of Wyoming beating Sen. Packwood not only is actively on the Saudi government for excuses will be found to keep project design team — the many leaders of the New Right. below, listing your favorite dish Slade Gorton of Washington in the disliked by the New Right but also political influence in the Middle : them on the public payroll Richard Viguerie, publisher of finals. town would have to move has troubles getting along with the East, noting that "it is in fact a and the local restaurant that the Conservative Digest, said whether they are really slowly on projects like im­ Simpson is a conservative but Reagan White House. g g O ^ Z Pieces defensive and weak regim e." Dole's election was an "unmiti­ serves it. It may be an appe­ needed or not. proving intersections and re­ certainly not an associate of the And the elections were bad news Unfortunately, that often gated disaster" and said conserva­ Helms wing. • Syria: The administration tizer, main dish, vegetable, constructing roads. That for Helms himself. should adopt a tougher stance and ' happens. tives would have preferred “ anyb­ The most surprising outcome salad or dessert. would be of little help to ody else, If the Republicans had chosen “ take steps to isolate Syria and and perhaps the most galling for Richard Lugar of Indiana as the When Mayor Barbara anyone. "Conservatives have often re­ retiuce its influence on the Arab of Fried Chicken! conservatives was the defeat of majority leader. Helms, in almost : Weinberg wondered ^bout It is good business now, ferred to Dole as the Walter states." Sen, Jake Garn of Utah by Sen. good conscience, could have Then we’ll do the rest. W e’ll contact Mondale of the Republican party’ • Israel; “ Deepen and extend while the grant money is John Chafee of Rhode Island, a moved in as chairman of the the chef and ask for the recipe, which for his support of tax increases that the strategic relationship with 1iatn-CLfun ^ b a llu available, to form the team. member of the liberal-moderate will be printed in T O D A Y ’S SPECIAL. Senate Foreign Relations Israel as it relates to the Soviet would abort the recovery. ■ "Gang of Six,” as chairma of the That doesn’t mean it won’t be Committee. Union and its proxies." Try to w/B \nre(ZKuer this "Bob Dole was the second choice GOP conference. 7 He could have, backed by good business to dissolve it or of conservatives,” Viguerie said. de-emphasize the West Bank VlOUeMT PROOl^lA drastically reduce it at a later conservatives all over the country, controversy. 'Ifrum. QUoice Oj'> 1 Breast or Thigh "The first choice was anybody IN FACT, the conservative en­ To HOO AM date. argued that he had to take over • Libya; “ The U.S. should pres­ thusiasm was limited ' to the that chairmanship to spare the PVgM MORg sure its allies, particularly ■ 1 G H io i nation from liberal Charles Ma­ France, to help contain Libyan I spgciAu pouueriM ... thias of Maryland. adventurism." Name I • The Iraqi-Iranian war; In one 1 Wmg or Leg Open Forum TO NORTH CAROLINA CON­ of its few passing grades for the ■ STITUENTS, to whom he prom­ Reagan administration’s Middle Address I ised to remain as chairman of the shooting down either two or four East efforts, the report says I Miller was Messman 3rd Class Dorie Miller Agriculture Committee, he could Japanese aircraft, by using a approvingly; "American policy was posthumously given the Medal have said the tobacco crop is safe I machine-gun mounted on the deck. has been consistent through four hero at Pearl of Honor, which his mother ac­ in the hands of his successor, Phone Number...... I Mr. Miller was awarded the years of war; condemn both sides’ To the Editor; cepted. An escort destroyer, the Cochran. I Navy Cross by Admiral Nimitz. U.S.S. Miller, was named in his aggression, maintain strict neu­ The forty-third anniversary of But Lugar lost — and Lugar, This black sailor’s heroic action honor during the 1970s. I praise the trality and quietly give military Favorite restaurant dish I the Japanese attack on Pearl very much anti-tobacco, ranks was portrayed by a black actor in late Mr. Miller for his patriotism help to whichever side is losing. I Harbor will be remembered today ahead of Cochran on Agriculture. the movie entitled, "Tora! Tora! because he is a legendary black This stance is proper in a conflict on Dec. 7, 1984. For the sake of North Carolina’s I Tora!” (which was the Japanese man who should not be forgotten. where both belligerents are gov­ Served at...... I have written down the name of tobacco crop. Helms had to remain I codeword for their attack on Pearl He gave his life so that future erned by anti-Western regimes." a black hero named Doris (Dorie) Harbor). as head of the Agriculture Commit­ generations would be free from This will be followed by other Miller, who was a steward aboard Unfortunately, Mr. Miller and tee and cede the chairmanship of assaults upon Reagan by the facism. Foreign Relations to Lugar. the U.S.S. West Virginia. 699 crew members were killed in conservatives who once supported ■TOeii/lainSt. Cut out and mall today to the Manchester Herald, Box 591. Mencheetsr. CL 06040 Mr. Miller brought a mortally action when their aircraft carrier, him with unabashed ardor. They Thomas L. Stringfellow Gerstel is a Washington corres­ wounded Captain to safety and he the Liscombe Bay, was torpedoed are determined to push the conser­ O iWAbyNCA IOC 183 Hillstowri Road pondent for United Press Interna­ (Miller) was given credit of by a Japanese submarine in 1943. vative agenda and let the devil M anchester Manchester tional. take the White House. 8 - MANCUKSTKR HKHAI.I) Knd.iv D i t 7, 19B4 MANCHKSTKR HERALD. Friday. Dec 7. 1984 - 9

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(UPI) — Artificial heart ICU-itis," said Dr. Ronald Barbie. accompanied by his now ever-present tncchiimcal 22 Wheel of Fortune POW mSmgapore lrir*s to im prove his con Nr»w York gang Jan Michael Vincent, A rt early Thursday apparently was set off by nesting When Schroeder moves out of the IC’D, he will be heart power unit diliuns ihrough sh.idy dealings with tfie recipient Bill Schroeder is looking forward to <24 MacNnil/Lehrer Newshmir Carney squirrel^, officials said. camp s guards Gi'orije Segal Sir John relieving his case of intensive care unit-cabin fever — (M A X i MOVIE 'Silkwood' (CC) A plu Fire and police officials said dozens of angry 30 40' Family Feud Mills T orn (aurrtnr.y ■ 1965 doctors call it “IClI-ilis" — by taking lodgings in a Ionium plant. enTployee. turned union ex- residents flooded both departments with tele­ Chnsitfias Antique Show S Sale '41 Lcnnela <41' Charytin Program.i itmsical prrrsen regular hospital room. (U)ses Ihi* unsafe working conditions phone complaints about 1:30 a.m. It took workers 57 N ig h tly Business Ref>ort taiulo (a b«4la Charytm which may fiave cost her her life Meryl THE BORN LOSER * by Art Saniom Dr. William C. DeVries, who implanted the plastic ------"- q about 30 minutes to silence the siren on a pole at 45 I xhihitors <61 OiH rent Strokes 61< Police Woman ^Streep. Cher Kurt Russell Rated R and metal heart in Schroeder on Nov. 25. said he hoped AtsMES IVeKT FINISHeP SHEHADTOeCTHERS^) WEM0WI*n O.iwson aiut .52-year-old retired munitions inspector from Jasper, bandits Clunk Norns David Carr.idine E arl O wenstiy Daviri AlU'n Coe Don Barry OETERbEMT Ni( k Bik )iu( im tt revti;w ihis w i’ek's Nf I ap neighboring Fairfield, officials said. Barb.tia Carrcua 1983 Ratrul PG 19/8 Rated R Ind , who has displayed some restlessness in recent W A.M.-4 r. M. lion RfcHTTHBRE! IMAXI VOVIE 'Usi Embracn' A 1 0 : 3 0 P M (11) Independent N e w s days after spending 12days in the same hospital room. iU SAl Rmliii 1990 !i< hi' hi'ltl ill \Uiililcl! Si hiK11 former umleicovef agent finds, hirnstilf (20) Tates fro m the Darkside Wrong-way driver injured to alleviate some of that restlessness.-Schroeder 7 :3 0 P M 3 I PM Mtigazme being iHirsurul by an,unknown killer Roy took time on Thursday to pen a message of thanks to ScluMder Janet M.iojolm Christophi>r (41) 2 4 Horas (5 All In the Family EAST LYME — A 79-year-old man was employees at the Humana Hospital Audubon, where /hiHliI Slli'i'l. MiUh Ih'Sli't, ( m u h i Ill'll! Walken 1 9 /9 Rated R 1 1 : 0 0 P M (31 (2ZI (30) (40) (57) I 6 Wheel of Fortune critically injured after he drove his car six or he is recovering. ITM C I MOVIE To Be Or Not To Be' A N e w s eight miles the wrong way down 1-95, causing I\i'lii'^hiiii'ni\ I h'l' I'lirkiin' (11' Independent N ew s hiisbamt and wif<‘ performing team, world C$J Taxi "T here are not enough words available to say famous in Poland, finds themselves threa three minor accidents, before plowing head-on thanks (to) the entire staff," he wrote. "If other \2Z M *A *S *H [ 9J P hil Silvers tr*ni*rf by the Nazis at lhr» outbreak of I30< Entertainment Tonight into a fourth car. police said. operations go this good, this hospital staff will have a World War II M«‘l Brooks. Annr; Bancroft 111; Odd Couple Chester Gaouelte, of Groton, Wednesday night reputation as the best hospital and staff availatile in 38 Barney Miller Rated PG il8i Dr Gene Scott drove .south down the northbound lanes of I- 95 \ll />ttn ihi/s Mi/fu hi ytf> i f a n iii S,hh4 \ 40 People s Court the world. Thanks again and you are the number one." 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If you dillydally loo much wood's movies covers three different film agent (comp 7 Son-in iaw of adept at managing personal affairs today you'll only accomplish a portion ol your AND YOU KEEP THE SNOWTHROWER! wd ) genres Robby Benson, Candy Clark, Ri­ but don't try to impose your will upon Mohammed chard Widmark Rated R Dac. B. 1984 aims. 9 Uml of light 8 Cancel out others by telling them how they should LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Today you may 12 l-lindu deity 9 Squint 1 2 :1 5 A M (HBOl MOVIE: -Monty run their lives. encounter someone who holds strong 13 Korean border Python's Meaning of Lite' Monty Python Try lo gel more involved in projects PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Things opinions that diametrically oppose yours. 10 Length unit takes a look at the ultimate questions of river 11 Mats where you have a chance lo use your cre­ might not go loo easy lor you early in the Don't permit this person lo Involve you In Buy a ToroSiiowtlirowcr tn-lorc Dcccmltcr 1,'i. the universe John Cleese. 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Lila (Graham) VanAusdall Angeles, ( ’aid.. Did'othy Swanson nephews, of Cheshire, and Doris Small of A private funeral will be held Weekend break silence about probe Lila (Graluim) VanAusdall. 73. Saturday at the Holmes Funeral FOCUS/ Glastonbury: iitid two grandsons. of 19 Crestwood Drive, died of The. funeiid will be Monday at Home. 400 Main St. Burial will be in I'AWTK'KKT. HI (IHIl the $"10tl,(ll)(ldrugde.il since Severn I six-hour questioning session. Au­ ciincer Thursday id Manchester 10:30 a m. id the Holmes Funeral St. John the Baptist Polish Na­ AHiiinsI Ins liiwycr s iidvici', ihc dnys nfler the bnby wns reported thorities then asked him ;ind his Memorial Hospital She was the Home. 400 Main St. Burial will be in tional Catholic Cemetery. There ntiKi'v Inllicr ol .icrn Ami Hictuinl missing Nov II wife if they were able to drive widow of (,'harles C. VanAusdall. the Wapping Cemetery, South are no ctdiing hours. tins Uiiiihnsti'd pciliic, m rusin" "Why' did they wnil three home, he said. iind the diiughter of the late John Windsor. Cidling hours are Sundiiy Ihi'ni nl liu kiiiH comimssimi. in;i W. and Maude (Townsend) weeks'.’ ” he snid. Thiit same night, police ex­ from .7 to 9 p.m Dog has his day liKniiiK his chnrmtcr mid nimiii- "It wns nbsolnlely not " the tracted three hair samples from Graham. NEW YORK (UPI) - The New Imtiiring ;i motive in his dmioh liiotiie lor thi" killing, Hiehnrd him, Richard said. They did that She was born on July 8. 1911. in York City Council presented a let' s shiying. Ronald C. Kodes snid "The police know Hint just prior to telling him about the Wiipping and iiad been a resident 6-foot-long rawhide bone to a dog I’oliee smd em lier tins week Ih.d of Manchester for the past .36^. Ronald C. Kodes. 47. of Redwood 'K: I’olici" snid Hiehnrd wns sup­ sexual asstiiill named Smitty in recognition of the 'O B revenge over ;i hou hed mm ijnmui years She attended schools in City, Calif., formerly of Miinches- posed to bring .Sion 000 Irom "If I could go back three weeks in canine’s crime-fighting heroism a deni Knlph Hiehnrd uns involved South Wind.sor. She worked for the ter, died Monday iit his home. Mnssnchnsclls'to Minmi. Fin,, in time I would rather die than have year after the animal faced death in Inst yenr iiuiy hnve been n Aetna Insurance Co. for more than He was born in Manchester and September lOH.'f. but I he money got my child die. ” he said. in a Long Island pound. motive in the hnby's briilnl kidnn|)- 20 years and retired in 1976. had lived in town before moving to diverted” in Hrnintree. Mnss . Richard said he is speaking out. " I t ’s the biggest bone in the [ling, rnpe nnd bludgeoning dentil She was a member of Center California 20 years ago. He served before it renelied Floridn. against lawyer's advice, becau.se world for the brtivest dog in the Inst month. Congregational Church, in the U.S. Navy, He worked for ,'"9 Hielinrd neknowledged he en- "the bottom line is, it is our baby, world," Queens Council man Jo­ I’oliee nlso insisted the pnrenis She is survived by two sons. Safeway Stores of Mendlo. Calif. gnged 111 the deni but snid the and we had nothing to do with it ... I seph Lisa. hnve not been ruled out ns possible Giiry T. ViinAusdall of Manchester He is survived by a sister, Judith V Floridn eonneetion wns n Irieiid ol want justice lor my daughter and "They were going to put him to snspeets. and the Rev. Charles G. VanAus- Sabella ol Bolton: two brothers, HI yenrs. The deni wns willl they laulhoritiesi can't rest until sleep but the attendant decided to Hiehnrd nnd n i rowd ol jonrnni diill of St. Louis. Mo.: four sisters, Eldward Kodes of Manchester and Irii'iids, " not "with niiim nls" they find out too. " keep him around a little while and isis were nl T !•' (irm n Sl.ile Isabel Hederman of Pompano William Kodes of EYirmington: and He ehnrged police wyre trying to Pawtucket police (;hief Theo­ that wiis when the Police Depart­ Airport in VVnrwiek Thnrsdny Beach, Fla., Mabel Cook of Los seyerai aunt.s, uncles, nieces and imply he nnd Ins w ill'. Donnn. were dore King imposed a news black­ ment adopted him, " Gould said. r night when his wile. Doiiiin nol concerned nboni the ense by out Thursday, apparently in re- ‘ returned irom liidinnn telling reporters llie pnrenis hnd ponse to the parents' criticism. Hiehnrd drove bnek n d.iy not contncled nnlliorilics since A state prosecutor said the enrlier Hesnid they retni tied Irom N'oi" 17 Providence County grand jury his wife’s home sinie where "I ve been nwny (in Iiidinnni to, sidipoenaed medical records from I OUR GREATEST HOLIDAY Jerri Ann wns Inid to rest on Nov bury iiiy little girl My life is Miissachusetts th;il investigators ti4 — to eoopernie w ith police in the slinllered. 1 hnve niglitiiinres believe will show Jerri Ann was SALE EVER! hunt lor her killer riierc will be no comfort for the adniilted to Norwood. Mass.. Hos­ JUST LOOK AT THESE rest ol ni> life The only thing I hnd pital three weeks before her i'i'- \ "Slu‘ w'ns so beniitifni, so ’Hint I hnd (lone right is gone. distqjpearance. EXAMPLE BUYS! henllhy. She wns dnddy s lillle "It’s nil been twisleil nronnd. • Richard, who is staying with girl, " Hiehnrd sold in ,ni nileri lew Mcniiwhile. the nnimni who d id Iriends in Wrentham, Mtiss.. said published riiursdny in The VVoon- Ihis to my little girl is rnnning the baby was admitted to the 0 socket ('nil news|)n|)er "The big ,11'oniid lose. " he told the Woon­ hospital with a stomach infection gest thing I wns looking lorwnrd to socket newspnper ctmsed by a change in baby w:is her snying, Dnddy. I love Hiehnrd snid he knew Ins dnngh- formula. you. " Icr hnd been rnped. in nddition to Assistant Attorney Genend John Hiehnrd necnsed I’nwinekel po murdered, the night her body wns E. .Migliaceio said the grand jury lice of porirnying him nnd his wile. lonnd nenr his f.imily’s I’nwinckel al.so issued subpoenas for Donna Doiirin, ns "guilty nnlil iiroven npnrtmenl. Hut he snid police Richard’s employment record at innoeent." withheld Hint Inst little goodie " the Hit-or-Miss clothing store in He snid police linic known nboni niilil the Inst III minnies ol n Franklin. Mass. ^ FISHER \ ^ FISHER FVH725 Report on blast F V H 7 3 0 Manchester/ Area ■1 ---- Towns In Brief inconclusive on Herald photos by Tarquinio Melissa Jolly, left, and her friend, Melissa Arner, giggle Carol sing set for Sunday specific cause Fisher 4-Head VHS Video CasseHe ^ 1 over a botched bit of Swedish pronunciation. BOl/roN The low n s nnnnni Christninscnrol Recorder w/WIreless Remote Control Fisher 4-Head VHS Video Cassetie sing Is schednled lorSnndny nl 7p in on the Tow n By Susan E. Kinsman Recorder with Wireiess Remote Controi (ireeti. United Press International • Far li« His presentntion will be in the high school critic and Nobel^>rize-winner Bishop Desmond Tutu (MOW fo ipia m il taiM ia MkU OnntM Show, Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Waddell • laiMtnl noWn kiln ’ -(lUIV will be decked out for Christmas. Naz.arene, 236 Main SI on .Sunday and Monday Cureer Center nt 9:3li n.ni todtiy and said that the two might reach more • lOkq iiinin laWi wM • Ika poitoi iRri mm alckr Cold weather and carols make a wonderful School. More than 45 antique dealers will exhibit • III ( M b((M| licMa The Guilford Garden Club’s "Christmas on The Sunday perlorinanee is al 7 p in . and Hie understanding by talking to each other than about • IiiM OVito/lhtiil/liali combination — you can see and hear your breath primitives and collectibles of all kinds. Broad Street," from 10 a m. to 4 p.m., will also presenl.itinn Monday is al 7 :t() A Iree will each other. aioni) • Slirk lOiplk Nipt Buffalo letter to be sent • li^ (laal i at the same time! Join the annual community­ include appropriately-costumed carolers singing offering will he eolleeied Snlnisls include S.indy At a photo session in the Oval Office, Tutu declined wide Christmas Carol Sing, at 6 p.m. Sunday in on street corners and interior visits to two Swain, Walter Fidwards, .leanine Cowles. Mary BOLTON First Selecimnn Snndrn Pierog to answer any questions, saying he would speak later •Stiia Rudy . Cn>a.pffpMaki •IMp"*Bimk«W Center Park near the Mary Cheney Library. Ride troiieys with Santa told Administrnlive Assistnm Knren Levine mansions. The (fuilford High School Siring Mutisie and Nancy Hensley The easi includes about his efforts to persuade the United States to take Capt, Randall Davis of the Salvation Army will Ensemble and the St, George Children's Choir Cathy Barloinnien ,is Mary, (iregory peek iis Tue.sdny to order the town zoning enforcement The Trolley Museum on Route 140, Warehouse stronger actions against the apartheid government of StEREO SOUNDI distribute song sheets, and the Round Table will perform throughout the day. Joseph and Paul Munsieas Herod Porter Collins officer to immedintely issue Ceorge Negro nn Point, will operate its vintage trolleys for South Africa. Singers from Manchester High School will be on The horticultural division of the show, al SI will narrale order to keep his buffnio from ronming High Resolution PIcturel Winterfest '84 starting today at 5: ,70. Winterfest Reagan, echoing Tutu’s non-committal answer, did hand to help carry the tunes. Afterward, George Parish Center, Whitfield Street, will Zoning officer II. Cnivin Hutchinson h;is the will continue until Jan. 1 on Fridays to Tue.sday tell reporters, however, "I have always believed that everyone is invited to warm up in the Salvation include educational programs on home landscap nuthority to issue such nn order under town from 5:30 to 9 p.m. Sisterhood holds fair -when people talk to each other instead of about each Army Citadel with pastries, coffee and' hot ing, wreath making, bonsai and flower drying and zoning regulntions He told town olficinis Inst Cars will also run on the stcct rails from noon other, we cun all get along just fine. We'll talk to each chocolate. a flower show sanctioned by the National Coum il week thnt he planned to write Negro. until 5 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays. Santa will The Sisterhood of Temple Beth Sholoin will other ;ind I appreciate very much his being here." of State Garden Clubs. Negro's buffnio hnve repentediv broken out of add merriment to the three-mile evening ride pri-seni a llamikkah hook fair on Sunday from 10 Tutu, wearing a dark pin-striped suit over a A ticket to all of this costs only $2..70, hut save a their pasture on West Street — which is nlso st;ite lavender collar and shirt. until Christmas. The gift store will be open. a m to I .30 p m ;il Hie lempli-. 400 K Middle Dream on, sugarplums bit of money for the herbs, baskets, jams iind Turnpike Route 85 - nnd wnndered into nearby yards nnd Admission, which allows for unlimintcd rides The Anglican, bishop-elect of Johannesburg had advent wreaths which will be .sold throughout ihc into the street, according-to neighbors nnd The waltz of the Sugarplum Fairy is perhaps each evening, is $3 for adults. $1.50 for children This year the Imoks will lie ari aged according denounced administration policy as "im m oral" and day. You can gel to Guilford from Exit 58 off I 95. officials. The herd wns reduced to four on Nov. 2 7 "un-Chri.stian." the single most-recognized ballet melody com­ from 5 to 15, $2 for senior citizens. There arc In age groups, and a sheet ol hriel hook reviews follow Route 77 south to the green. prepared by Lisa Plavin. will he available when one of the live buffalo wns struck by n earns Before the meeting began, Reagan asked Tutu posed by Tchaikovsky. You'll hear this, and the special rates for parents with children. it wandered down the road. In addition to hooks, there will he a large about the weather this time of year in South Africa. It rest of the lovely score from "The Nutcracker." HT 770 HT870 .selection ol baby gifts, jewelry, Jewish art Neighbors Inive compUiined repeatedly to wiis the coldest morning this season in Washington when the Connecticut Concert Ballet presents its stationary, Hanukkah deeoralions and candles officials about the hazard of roaming buffnio. Tutu, who will receive the Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo annual production on Saturday and Sunday at 3 Mung Beast huffs, puffs Family fun at craft expo Officials snitl Thursday the letter h;id not vet next week, has condemned apartheid as "immoral p.m. Performances are in the Manchester High Faith Gaber, a Manchester art isl. will he showing been sent. > evil and totally un-Christian.” School auditorium, and tickets cost $5 for adults, "The Best of Canadian Independent Anima­ and selling her pen and ink drawings and works in $2.50 for students and senior citizens. For tickets, The 11th annua) Christmas Crafts kixpo began- calligraphy, suitable lor framing The White House hud hedged on the possibility of a tion,” an 80-minute program of 18 films, is the at noon today at the Hartford Civic Center and Coventry student is pick meeting between the two of them, but a 15-minute ALSIEFFERT'S call 633-6445 or 647-8462. William Benton Museum of Art’s holiday gift to Computer .software will he deinonslrated and will run until 9 p.m.: from 10 a m to 9 p rn , Oval Office session was then arranged. E-Z TERMS: SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER adults and children. The show will be at 3 p.m. •available for sale: there will he a table of COVENTRY .lames Thurher of Coventry has Saturday: and from 10 a m to .7 p m .Sunday bargains where children may make purchases- been nomimdcd by I'.S Hep Sam Gejden.son. "The president looks forward to meeting this • CASH today and Saturday in the Benton Connection, the More than 250 exhibitors will sell pottery, Latvians hold a fair museum’s gallery on the lower level of the and holiday cakes may lie sampled or bought. D-Conn to ntlcnil Hie Air Force Academy in distinguished South African leader who has worked jewelry, wood, leather, clothing and other crafts. • CREDIT CARD Jorgen.sen Auditorium building. University of Coloiado Springs ( nio, according to n recent for peaceful change in that country," said spokesman Golden & .Scali.se, a multi-faceted panlominc news relea.se. Robert Sims, • MONTHLY Fine ceramics and traditional Latvian needle­ Connecticut. work of all kinds will be available at the team, and the Conard Solo Choir from West Fancy footwork A Coventry High School senior, Thurber is "H e wants also to make certain he is able to give PAYMENTS See the Toledo Mung Beast huff and puff, Hartford will perform. Santa Claus will be Hicrc Christmas bazaar to be held Saturday, 9 a.m. to 2 "Clockwork Lemons," "The History of the World ( olorlul dancers and musK-ians Irom around president of the Sliident Council, plays viirsity Bishop Tutu an accurate understanding of our 647-9997 Admission is $3.50. Children under 14 will be policy," Sims said. p.m., at the American Latvian Lutheran Church, in Three Minutes Flat" and other films, many of the globe will gather on Saturday at the Wallace baseball and runs cross country. He plays in the admitted free with an adult Free parking and Stevens Theater in Harllord for a folk dance OPEN DAILY; MONJ'HURS TIl 8 . T U B t-W ID -tA T T IL 8 • FRIDAY T IL 8 corner of Winter and Garden streets. Baked which have won awards. While some are fast, school band nnd is ,i member of the National Reagan said recently he found apartheid "repug- shuttle bus .service will be available from showcase. Honor Society. "oii.n n;int" iind Tutu may not be "aw are of all that we are goods artd other foods will be sold throughout the funny, frenetic or fantastic, others are sensitive OPEN 9:30 A.M. DAILY Hartford Armory to the Civic Center on Saturday The danc ing begins al 8 p m al the Hartford doing. We're trying very hard and very quietly." day. and provocative. and Sunday. Insuranc e Group in Hartford Tic kets are $5 It - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Dec. 7, 1984 MANCHESTER HKHALD. Friday, PtH-. 7, 1984 - H Millard Auditorium. Hartt School of Music, Univer­ sity of Hartford. West Hartford, Free. Connecticut Composers Festival — featuring new "The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-in-thc-M(M»n works by 10 state composers, doing jazz, acoustinc Marigolds” — starring Joanne Woodward, di)ci tcd phenomena, improvisation and many others. Con­ hy Paul Newman. Dec. 14 at 7:30 pan at the ""•4. .'I certs will be tonight. Saturday and Sunday at 8:30 Connecticut Historic;)! Society. 1 Elizabeth St., Music p.m., at Real Art Ways, 94 Allyn St., Hartford. |4. Harthu'd. $2. Grit Laskin & Ian Robb — traditional British songs, "Routes of E vil” — a film about Morocc;u; .icws. performed by two Canadian singers. Saturday at 8 There will be a discussion to follow with film maker Et Cetera Eugene Rosow. In conjunction with exhibit of p.m., at First Church of Christ Congregational, 12 S. Conceri and sing-along - with the Hartt School of Main St., West Hartford. $6. photography by Arthur Leipzig. "Jewish Life Around Music Chorale and Collegiate Singers Tonight at 6 in Tanglefoot — the American premier for a trio of the World.” Sunday at 4 p.m. al Greater Hartford the Hartford Civic Center. Free. Canadian singers who are also loggers, fishermen and Viclorian toys and decorations - part of the Jewish Community Center, 335 Bloomfield Ave , We.sl Connecticut Center lor Bel Canto Opera — in a vogagers, in a two-hour program of acoustic music, Christmas 1878” celebration, noon to 4 p.m. every Hartford. $6 adults. $2.50 students and senior citizens. holiday concert. Tonight at 8 in St. George Armenian stories and poetry. Tonight at 7:30 in Jorgensen Tue.sday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday at the (236-4571) Church's Parish Hall, 22 White St., Hartford *5 Auditorium, UConn, Storrs. $2.50 adults, $2 students, Butler-McCook Homestead, 396 Main St., Hartford. $1 Festival of Lights — the Chri.stmas story through adults, children free. (522-1806) <278-2073) children free. carols, sacred dance and dramatic readings, with St. West African Music,. Dance and Bamhoo Flute Mary Travers — of "Peter, Paul and M ary” to Model trains and a Victorian dollhouse — from Joseph College choir, dance groups and the Campus Ensemble — an evening of African dance and music present a one-hour mini-concert with songs and words Train Exchange of Manchester. Monday through Ministry. Sunday at 4 p.m. in Connor Chapel. St. from Ghana. Tonight at 8 in Crowell Concert Hall. describing her trip last year to the Soviet Union. Saturday from 10a.m. to5p.m., Sunday from noon to5 Jo.seph College, 1678 Asylum Ave., West Hartford. A Wesleyan University, Middletown. $4 and S3. p.m., at the Old State House, 800 Main St., Hartford. rcce))tion will follow in the Crystal Room, Mercy Hall. Thisis part of The Women's Plea for Soviet Jewry, Free. (344-7921) convened by the National Council of Jewish Women. Free, but those interested should arrive early. ’Round the World Jubilee — celebrating the ethnic (232-4.571. ext. 233) Music by Schubert — with Pierre Aegerter, Sunday at 7 p.m., Beth El Temple. 2626 Albany Ave., heritage of Hartford's residents. Foods and crafts Holiday Happening — with Santa arriving on a true professor of music at the Freibourg Conservatory. West Hartford. $3 for adults at the door (if available), sold from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. daily, with Alaskan dog sled, Christmas stories with Mrs. Claus, Saturday at 8 p.m. in Millard Auditorium. Hartt $2 if purchased in advance. Patron tickets, $12.50 per performances of music and dance from 12 to 1 holiday games, Hartt School of Music carollcrs. School of Music, University of Hartford, West person, includes reserved seating and a reception :125 :15 daily. Monday is East Indian culture, Tue.sday is ornament-making in Santa's workshop. Hanukkah Hartford. Free. with Travers following the concert. 232-4483) Greek, Wednesday is Italian, Thur.sday the West food and a magician. Thursday from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Handel’s "Messiah” — with Hartford Symphony James Cotton — blues and boogie harpist, inconcert ■J Indians are featured and Friday is Polish Day. Old at The Children's Museum of Hartford, 950 Trout and Chorale. Saturday at 8:15 p.m at Bushnell at 11 p.m. Saturday and 1:30 a.m. Sunday at Shaker’s State House, 800 Main St., Hartford. Ffee admission Brook Drive, West Hartford. $4 adults. $2children and H iiih M photo by Pinto Memorial Hall. Hartford. (246-6807) Park, Brainard Road, Hartford. $5 cover. and entertainment, but lunches are individually senior citizens. Tho.se who join the mu.seum that night Women’s Ensemble of Greater Middletown Chorale DANCE priced. will be given free entrance and a special item from the Noel, Jesus Is born — at 12:30 p.m. Saturday, Avery Court. Wadsworth The Nutcracker — presented by Connecticut ” A Child’s Christmas in Wales” — a film, with mu.seum's gift shop. (236-2961) Atheneum, 600 Main St.. Hartford. Free with museum Concert Ballet (formerly Center Ballet) at 3 p.m, Preparing for Church of the Nazarene's presented on Sunday at 7 p.m. and reading by the author, Dylan Thomas. Wednesday at ’’The Star of Bethlehem” — a Christmas admission. Saturday and Sunday at Manchester High School. $5 noon in Center Church House, 60 Gold St-„ Hartford. planetarium show. Daily through Dec, 31. Weekdays annual musical are, from left, Gregory Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the church at 236 FM tival Service of the Lessons and the Carols — (633-6445) $1.50 for program, or $3 including lunch. Make at 3: .30, weekeneds at 1:30 and 3: .30 p.m. $3 adults, Peck, Valerie Mitchell. Tommy Snellen- Main St, There will be a nursery for small service following a rite begun at Cambridge College. Fancy Footwoks: A Folk Dance Showcase — reservation by 4 p.m. Tuesday. (249-.5631) $1..50 children and senior citizens. (236-2961) England, starting in 1918, at .iand 7:30p.m. Sundayin featuring Reel Nutmeg, Gwrazda, Peace Train’s berger and Cathy Bartolomeo. The children and an offering will be taken. Making a rag doll — a demonstration with Dwen the Trinity College Chapel, Park Street. Hartford All-Star Breakers and Poppers, Sedenka, Mountain Christmas on Broad Street — a house tour musical, "Noel, Jesus is Born," will be Free. (527-3151) Andrews on Saturday at It:,30 a.m. in Avery Court, Laurel Cloggers and New Haven Morris & Sword sponsored by the Guilford Garden Club. Exteriors of Karas String Quartet - works by TessarinI, Handel Wadsworth Atheneum, 600 Main St., Hartford. Free 17 homes. Colonial. Federal. Georgian and Victorian, Brass with class Team. Saturday at 8 p.m., Wallace Stevens Theater. of Jorgensen Auditonum. UConn. Storrs. Free. East Catholic High Srh(M)l "Spoon Rivtu' and Pachelbel, at 7:30 p m. Sunday in St. Peter's with museum admission. and interiors of two more, will be decorated. Al.so Hartford Insurance Group, Asylum Avenue, Hart­ “ Wages of Fear” — ;i film starring Yves Montand. Anthology, " by Edg;ir Lee M;islci's 'I'onight ;ind Church, 160 Main St.. Hartford: Free. Members of the Clarion Brass Quintet Tree auction — for all Festival of Trees items which bonsai, wreath-making flower-drying and landscap­ Quintet has been in existence since ford. $5. Tonight ;it 8 at Von der Mehden Hall, UConn, Storrs: S;itu)'d;iy ;d 8 p id . at (l)c school. New Stale Roatl. Musical Nativity program — for families, at 6:30 have not been pre-sold. Sunday at 4 p.m. in Avery ing programs thronghout the day: carolers, choirs will perform a free holi(jay program for Beginners’ square dance — with Tollanders Square $2.,50. (486-2260) |649-.53.3()l p.m Sunday, at Trinity Covenant Church. 302 1976. Members are: Ben Edwards, Court, Wadsworth Atheneum, 600 Main St,. Hartfo)d. and a string ensemble, Saturday, 10 a:m. to 4 p.m.. Dance Club. Tonight at 8 at the Parker Memorial Company One — I'luld's ('l)i'ist)ii;isin W;iles” by Hackmatack St. Free. the community Sunday at 4 p.m. at trombone; Corrine Zanetti,, trumpet; Free with museum admission. Trolley rides — Winterfest celebr;ition. with he;ited School, Old Post Road, Tolland. Pie and other Central Green, Guilford, (Exit .58 off 1-95) . trolley rides departing from a decoriited station, and ;i I)yl;u) 'I'liiimas and "l'l)e l.oiig ('l))')slmas Ditinei ' by Clarion Brass Quintet — a guest concert at 4 p.m. Community Baptist Church. Their Crafts Expo I — with pottery, crystal ice palaces, The life of a porcupine — a family nature walk of two William Nemeth, French horn; Jo-Anne refreshments will be available. (429-2909) visit fi'om S;mt;). Today through Sunday fi'om 5: .30 to9 Tho)'))t(») W)ldcr. al 8 |) )t) , 'l'l)ursday. Dec. 14 amt Sunday, Community Baptist Church. ,58.'i E. CenterSt bonsai trees and more. Tonight until 9, Saturday 10 miles through the Roaring Brook Nature Center. program will consist of light holiday Monticello, trumpet; and Russell Phil­ p.n). ;it the Connecticut Electric Railw:)y Trolley Dec 15. at llarlliu'd A)ls Center, 94 Allyn SI , Free. a.m. to 9 p.m.. Sunday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Hartfo)'d Sunday at 2 p.m. at the center, 70 Gracey Road, music. A reception will follow in Museum, Route 5, Warehouse Point. E;ist Windsor. Ha)'lio)'il $8 ;idulls, $5 cluld)cn undc)' 12 (2’/8-6347) Music at the Castle — Gillette Castle in Hadlymc lips, trombone. Civic Center. $3.50 adults, children under 14 free if Canton. $2 adults, $1 for' children under 12. (668-7190) presents Victorian Christmas decorations and Fellowship Hall of the rhurch. The accompanied by an adult. Free parking al Ha)3ford Astronomy in the Great Outdoors — to watch what is Hartford Stage Company - 'T l)e My.sle) y Pl;iys,” concerts by Nathan Hale High School Chorus, 1 p.m. Armory, with free .shuttle to the Civic Center. supposed to be the best meteor shower of the year. al 8 i).)D. Tnescbiys IlD'ougli 'l'l)uisdays; li .'10 p.m.. “ The Witch Who Didn’t Believe in Santa Claus” — Fr)d;iys and S;ilu)'d,iys, and at 7:;mp tii S)))id;iys. .50 Saturday, Coginchaug High School Chorus. 2 p m cut German Chorus, sHkIimUs eniolled in a German Paul Neubauer, violinist — a young virtuoso, in Bring warm clothes and a blanket or sleeping bag, with the Discovery Puppets of Waltham. Mass. Cliurcl) SI.. H;irtfo)-d $10 to $20 (527 5151) Saturday. Haddam-Killingworth High School Chorus. folk .song C()brse. Sunday at 1 p m. at the Wadsworth concert at 3 p.m. Sunday at Jorgensen Auditorium, Dec. 14 at R p.m at the Roaring Brook Nature Center. Saturday at 10 a.m.. noon and 2 p.m. at the H;)rtford Center Cliureh — "A Cliild's Cl)) islinas ui W;des,” 1 p.m. Sunday, and the choirs of Incarnation Church in Atheneum. 600 Main St . Hartfoi'd, Free with museum UConn. Storrs. $5 and $4. (486-4226) 70 Gracey Road, Canton. Pre-registration is I'equired Wethersfield, 2 p.m Sunday. Free admission. Civic Center. Free. but payment, $.3, may he given at the door. (236-2901) done )ii woj'ds. dance. t)))ine a))d )))))s)c l') ese)))ed in Beethoven sonatas — with Anne Koscielny, piano, Et Cetera Downtown trolley rides — Percheron draft horses cos(u)i)e liy Sa) ;i Ing)'am and co)))p;inv Wed))e.sdav at Chuck Mangione — jazz trumpet and flugelhorn The Travelers Choral Club — in celebration of the at 8 p.m. Monday in Millard Auditorium, HartlSchool Noah Webster Open House — with candlelight tour, player. Sunday at 8 p.m.. Palace Performing Arts pull an old-fashioned trolley through downtown noon;i) Center Church House, (iOGnld'si. Ilarlforii $3 60th year of this group, joined hy a woodwind quintet of Music, University of Hartford, West Hartford. $5. demonstrations of early crafts, doll exhibit and Center, 246 College St., New Haven; $13 .50 and $15 50. Hartford streets. Fridays and Saturduvs from 11 a m. refreshments. Sunday from 1 to4p.m.,227S. Main St , tncludiug luiicb. $1.50 wtlbott) Make rcscrvalions by 4 from Hartt. Sunday at 7: .30 p.m. at Bushnell Memorial UConn Wind Ensemble & Symphony Band — Theater )>,m. Tucsd;iy. (789-2120) Hall. Hartford (277-3476) Carol sing — with Capt. Randall Davis of the to 3 p.m. Pick it up at the Old State Hou.se. The .50-cent West Hartford. Admission by donation. (.521-5362) Tuesday at 8:15 p.m. at Von Der Mehden Hall, UConn, fare goes to the UConn Children's Cancer Fund. Dignity-llarlford — "Mass Apiical " (mttglil and Governor’s Foot Guard Band — at 3 p.m. Sunday. Candlelight Conceri — w ith Weslevan Concert Storrs. (486-2260) Salvation Army and the Round Table Singers from Elizabethan Christmas Dinner Concerts — featiir- Wadsworth Atheneum's theater. 600 Main St.. Manchester High School. Sunday at 6 p.m. in Center “ A Christmas Fantasy” — with the Spring Valley Saturd;)y .it 8 p.m. ;ii O'Hd o ) Mjddic Scitool, .52 F;irm Choir. Sunday at 4 and 8 p m. at Wesleyan Memorial Fiftieth Anniversary Concert — of the first i))g elahaorate feast menu and the Un iversity of Hartford. Free with museum admisison. Puppet Theater, Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Ha)tford Drive. E;isl llarltord $4 (728))40l) Chapel. Middletown. $2 (347-9411) presentation by pianist Eugene List of Dmitri Park, near the Mary Cheney Library. Pastries, coffee Connecticut's Chamber Singers in Renaissance University of Hartford — "Equus” by Peter Peter Harvey — chairman of Hartford Conserva­ and hot chocolate will follow at the Salvation Army Public Library auditorium. Main Street. Hartford. costumes. Tonight and Saturday af 6:30 p.m. in the Cuaehlighl Dinner Theater - "Sttgar” a sl;ig«- Handel’s "Messiah” — Christmas portion, at 4 p.m. Shostakovich's Concerto No. 1 for Piano, Trumpet and Schaffer. At 8 p.n>,, tonight through .Su'nd;)y in tory of Music's voice department, in recital at 2 p.m. Citadel. Free. ada|)l;ilion o f "Sonie Like II Ho), " 2lli; M.itu SI . East Sunday in the Lyman Center for the Performing .Arts, Strings. Dee. 12. 1934was the American premiere of UConn StudentUnion Ballroom, Storrs. Re.served Aue)'bach Auditorium, on the university campus Sunday at Asylum Hill Congregational Church. 814 Open Studio-30 — a crafts fair featuring 30 artists “ The Swimmer” — a film with Burt Lanca.ster. (24.3-4605) ■ Wind.sor (522-120(1) Southern Connecticut Stale Universitv. New Haven this work, and launched List's career, at age 16. He tickets are necessary, (486-2284 or 486-2260) Asylum Ave., Hartford. Free. (246-2588) based on a John Cheever sto)-y. Tonight at 7: SOp.tii. at Free. will prsent the same work Wednesday, at 8:15 p.m and craftsmen from six states, Saturday and Sunday, The Best of Canadian Independent Animation — a Youth Theater Unlimited — "R e b e l Withoiii ;i Darien Dinner Theater — ” M\ Fair l.;idv. " tlirough Loomis Chaffee School Choir — with music by from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at 310 Hackmatack St. the Connecticut Historical Society. I Elizabeth St.. Festival Choir and members of Arioso — in holidav with trumpet soloist Daniel Patrylak and The fe.stival of films rarely seen in American theaters, Cause" ;it the Avery Theater, Wadsworth Atheneum, Feb. 17 111 05 Tokeneke Road. Dariet) $10 lo $30. Vaughan Williams. Stravinsky and Faure, at 4:30and (646-0898) Hartford. $2. concert at 7: ,30 p.m Sunday at First Church of Christ, University of Connecticut Symphony Orchestra, at Saturda.v at 3 p.m. in Benton Connection, lower level 600 Main St..Hartford. $10. (.52,3-4.5.53) (0.55-7007) 7:30 p.m. Sunday in the .school chapel, Windsor. Free. 250 Main St., Wethersfield. $3. (.563-7759) Jorgensen Auditorium, UConn at Storrs. $4 to $8 Santa’s Workshop — complete with Mrs. Claus and' “ Noel, Jesus is Born” — dramatic cantata, Sunday Music for Christmas — including Gregorian chantsf^■ general admission, $15 to $100 if contributing to the the elves, decorations and free refreshments. at 7 p.m. and Monday at 7:30 p.m at Church of the Children must be accompanied by an adult. Opens medieval, renaissance, baroque and classical inusic. UConn Music Scholarship Benefit Concert. Nazarenc, 236 Main St. Free. Thursday, and stays open through Dec. 23, weekdays 3 Cinema Thursday at 8 p m. at .South Congregational Church, Hartt Symphony Orchestra — in works by Copland, German carols — with the University of Connecti- 277 Main St , Hartford. to 6 p m, and weekends 1 to 5 p.m. Wickham Park. Mahler and Tchaikovsky, at 8 p.m. Thursday in Free. 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DEAR ABBY: I am inlcrestwl in from your fellow workers for a gift holidays, or God knows what if will dating men who have the same to Joe or Jane, plea.se keep in mind jeost us. thing in common with me. hut how that not everybody in the office Huskies stumble to victory over UMass ;■ ANGRY WIFE IN MICHIGAN do you find them’’ I,et me explain. I Dear makes as much money as you am not yet 30. and I've had a Others may have expenses or bills DEAR WIFE: Here's your let­ Bv Len Auster Perno offered. men didn’t set the world on fire, see ahoiit this le.im is Ihe intensity ontho.irded In Ihe first half hy.sterectomy All the men whom I Abby that you don't know about. Ten ter. I hope it makes an impression. layups, three free throws and Sports Editor "I want to compliment UConn, " either The clubs combined for 10 11 will keep coming at yon and do Game officials Jackie Hannon. have dated get serious to the ix)int bucks may not sound like much to recording a pair of turnovers. said UMass coach Ron Gorliifsen turnovers in the opening nine whal il has lo do That's inipor ,Iim Burr and .loo Mingle whistled of proposing marriage and speak Abigail you, but to me. it's gas money for a DEAR ABBY; Our 16-year-old UConn, 2-1, pul home four free STORRS — Thi.s nne they didn't "1 felt down the slieteh it did the nilnules as both teams were tanl, " he cited Ihree leehnieals, one each on of raising a family 1 feel less than week. son has recently been placed in a throws, three by junior guard Earl Van Buren lot get away rigliMhings al the right lime We extremely sloppy Frederu k had 16 points. Coles 11 Perm) and Gerhifsen One fellow a woman and must discontinue the "So instead of coming around state facility due to many prob­ Kelley who totaled a game-high 20 Maybe last year they would have had some opporinnilies to cash in "Wo didn't got out of the blocks." and Ray Broxion 10 tor Iho seripe qnipiiod Ihero were two loo relationship hecause I cannot have and telling people that they need to lems at home and with the law We points. .And Coles put a eapperon il lost it, but Thursday night at the and we didn’t Tlie only thing that Coles s;iid Hiiskios Horace Neysniilh and many oMieials Ho may have heen children. reimburse you for the gift you have try to be supportive and include with 10 seconds to go with a Field House Connecticut .saw visit­ three-point play on a flip shot upsets me is that the score is mil "Our gii.vs were not roally ready Carl Smith led UMass with 15:ind short h> one UConn's noxi If I could meet men who have vasectomized men. and please already bought, try sending him in the family as much as ing Ma.ssachu.sctts pull the stum­ underneath the basket. indicative of the game. Wo played when they took the Moor. " Perno 12 points respeelivelv. outing IS S.ilurd.iy afternoon at I hud vasectomies. I wouldn’t feel so don't feel "less of a woman" around an envelope first, and let possible. bling act to prevail by a 64 .52 coum What swung it UConn's way? "I well enough to win. and if we had said, "hilt they hung in there." he HUSKY NOTES - Altondanee o'eloek ,il Iho Il.irlford Civic useless. We could marry and adopt h e c !i u s e y o u 'v e h a d a everybody contribute what he or My question: Do I include his in non-league action. think our overall intensity to hang made enough of tho.se missed added. Wiis less than lopaeily al 3.168 Center .igainst Ohio Stale The children. hysterectomy she can afford. Then you can have name on our holiday greeting Ten points to the good (.56-46) in there. We didn’t back off and layups. ' it may have been UConn had a 2319 lead at one UConn has not lost a game iilayed Biiekeves led by 7 0 transfer Brad I need to know now w here to find W'hen talk of "raising a fam ily” the thrill of purchasing a gift for cards? He's still a part of our with 4; 39 remaining, the Huskies Alvin (Frederick) got a couple of dificrent." point heforo UMass ran off an 9-4 in the Field House ilnring Ihe Sellers who is avof.iging '20 0 these men. Can vou help me‘> begins, you can speak your piece. Joe from "the office gang...... family even though he doesn't live allowed the visiting Mimitemen to key hoops and rebounds down the It was anyone’s game will) 10 string to ;issiinio a 29-28 halflinie monlh ol Deeemher in II years points are 2 il w ith their l.ilesi I'N H A I’ rV No man worth his salt, excluding Abby. I'm really worked up with us. We don't want to leave him get back inlo the chase with 6 wile. " Perno answered. mimilcs to go with the clubs lead Both chibs wore icy from Ihe UConn has won 25 in a row in St errs sneeess an 85 84 upset w in over IN (‘•01.I'M HI A. MO royally, would refuse to marry a about this because my husband out. but neither do we want to give unanswered points. The Huskies, who had thi-own a deadlocked al 42-all The Huskies field Hie opening 20 mmiiles with 111 that sp.in UConn sineo .Arkansas The latter w.is ranked woman because she couldn't bear just started a new job five months an incorrect impression as to his It became nail biting time and man-to-man defense at UMass oulseored UMass. 14-4, in the next Ihe Huskies l3 for 20 (44 8[)ereentl joining Iho Big Ivisi Conleroiieo. No 15 in Ihe polls :il Iho lime DEAR UNHAPPY: Several ye­ a child any more than a woman ago. and every other week he's residence. Husky coach Dom Perno called for 5:24 with (’dies. Frederick and and UM;iss in fo i-22 (45.5 |ier- has an oi eridl 54 15 roeord against ars ago a reader suggested that all been hit up for money for flowers, INDOUBT most of the time, gave them a U C O N N (44) — Rov Broxtoo 5 10 1) 0 would turn down a man because he Gerry Bessolink each eonlritniling cent). Coiineeliinl warmed iqi non le:igno foes .Innior lorw .o il 10, Tim Coles 5 B I } 11, G e n V Bessel Ink men who have had vasectomies gifts, parties, etc. for a co-worker ' a timeout with 3: 15 Icll. diffei-eni look in Itie final three couldn't give her one. 4 points. UMass m;ide its belated after halltime, rinishing al 50 Eddie Williams is expeeled out ol 3-6 0 0 6, Eorl Kellev 7 11 A 7 20, Alvio should wear a small "\” on the who is cither sick, retiring, being DEAR IN DOUBT: You most "H e just told us we had worked niimites. "We kepi switching de­ Fredeilck 7 132 4 lA, Anitionv MoveO 4 so hard and to come away with fenses and didn’t give them one run to come closer, and I hen percent (27-lor-.54l. UMass could ai'lion lor Ihe next lew games 1-2 I, Ken Henry 0 0 0 0 0. Terence heels of their shoes in order to DKAIl ABBY: Please make transferred, had a baby, or cele­ certainly should include your .son's nothing wouldn't be right, " said look. That screwed Ihem up, " eonidn't lind the haskel down the never lind Ihe range, even on lieeanse of a crack ol the Ihml Warren 0 1 0 0 0, Terry Coffey 0 1 0-00 identify themselves 'll never room for this open letter to those brating a birthday or anniversary name on your holiday cards. Totals 27 54 10 IS A4 Tim Coles. "He said to jilay with a Coles said of the Huskies 1-3-1, 1-2-2 St retell smipio layups that kept pop|)ing iiietaearplo liono in his right hand caught on; most women never saw w ho instigate gift-giving within the He was never asked how much he Regardless of where he is, he's still U M A S S (S3) — Ron Young 0 3 2 2 2. lot of intensity." zones that seemed to have UMass The first hall was a tiomir slmw nul. and wound tip 18 lor 41. 43 9 "We MUSS Eddie Williams a little Bobby Broun 1-3 0 0 2, Moroce Neys- it. and those who did thought the office: could give — he was just told to "fam ily," Those close to you know UConn did: UMass let it slip out of sync. As well as Coiineelieiil, 21. played lioreeni hit. He has the oiilside shni lo open m llh 4 10 7 10 15, Carl Smith 4 A 4 4 12, "V” was for Virgin.I "Dear (ieneroiis One: Next time come up with the money. where he is: don't worry about Donold Russell 4 10 2 4 10, Darryl away. "When it counted, our changing against Yale in winning that Porno wasn't pleased by Ins II iqi in the middle for ns," Perno In any case (|uit searching for you gel the urge to collect money Please publish this before the misleading others. Cartel 4 7 1 2 9, Tom Emerson I 10 0 2, The Mimitemen went scoreless defenses were effective, especially contest. Ilial’s how poorly it was team's |)lay. hnl he did like Ihe saiil UConn hail :i final 31 27 Lorenzo Sullo 0 I 0 0 0, W ilbeil Hicks the final 3: 15. missing a p:iir of against a team that slows it down. " against UM.-iss Ami the Minnie- overall pietnre "One thing which I odgo in rohonnds ;illor lioing 0 00 00 Totals IB 41 1A 22 52 Good nutrition promotes good health DEAR DR. LAMB My family ‘Trader Jack’ aids Padres has a long history of heart disease, vent artery changes. can lower that considerably. Game Til Never I'd like to emphasize the virtues of diabetes and high blood pressure. I I am sending you The Health Letter have already been told that my Wood skim milk that has been fortified with Your 15-4, Diet to Prevent Heart Attacks pressure is high and that I have a 2 percent nonfat milk solids. It is an It was hilled Ihe "Symiihony on lee ” and Strokes, as you requested. Others excellent low-fat, low-cholesterol pitching staff getting Hoyt For a media medley of 17 bold souls, who had slightly irregular heartbeat (not a murmur). H e a lth who want this issue can send 75 cents food product. It helps to provide ade­ Ihe nerve to agree lo play the Whalers Old-Timei s with a long, stamped, self-addressed I'm only 22 and athletic, so I have a quate amounts of complete protein The meetings have produced 4 in a 12 itiinnle hotkey parody, the allair was sure Lawrence envelope for it to me in care of this Bv Bv Mike Tullv Bob Papetti good start in prevention already: and is an important source of calci­ deals involving 13 iilayers, not lo evoke a slighlly differeni iierspeelive newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Herald photo by Pmto United Press International What diet habits can I start now to Lamb, M.D. um. Calcium may be important in eoiinting Ihe New York Yankees' Sympathy on lee. . 1 Station, New York, NY 10019. keeping your blood pressure down. The Game-Ull-Never-Forgel took (ilaie Iasi help me when I'm older'’ HOUSTON — San Diego GM conditional trade with the Oakland That is a controversial view at pres­ Someone has it maid Saturday aflernoon. a hriel intermission helweon Herald Sports Writer Limit your calories, from whatever Jack McKcon saw very little of his A s fnr center fielder Rickey ent, but it is worth considering. figure skating exhibitions at the Civic Center DEAR READER Good for you source, so that you will stay lean. Feel rusheij for the holiejays? Wish you had a “Maid for a starting pitchers in the World Henderson You arc a smart man. The time to is. HDL is the so-called "good" cho­ Your exercise pattern is important After looking over the diet plan, Series. Generally speaking, the meet­ henefit Toys for Tots campaign. Day" to do your holiday cleaning? Manchester Evening Admission to waleh the festivities was a toy. prevent fatty-cholesterol deposits in lesterol that may help to prevent here, too. The next rule is to limit you’ll find that you can adjust your The short lime they were around ings have had all Ihe charge ol an LaLeche League may be able to help. From left, Janice and Over 10.000 were eolleeted as (hristiiias gills arteries that lead to heart attacks and fatty-cholesterol deposits. your total intake of all kinds of fat to eating habits to meet all the goals told him one thing Ihongli- he intenlional walk More than one for iinderpriviledged ehildren strokes is early in life. It often takes 30 percent of your total calories; limit essential to keep your cholesterol Sayre, Hedy Palliardi and Kathy LeDonne say the league needed either a bigger ballpark or team has gone home in exaspera The Whaler Wonders, as referred to in the years to develop' fatty-cholesterol Staying lean and exercising help to saturated fat to only 10 percent of level down, yet still havg a well-bal­ will have a raffle Dec. 12 at 8 p.m. at 44 Henry St., for this better pitching. lion, waiting foi' Ihe next inter kids and moms laughed. I groped lor a ci aek in program, eonsisled ol ex-Whalors Don Hlaekbnrn deposits that clog the arteries. Find lower blood pressure in both young your total calories. You should also anced diet with lots of variety. It "Trader Jack" made a move to league trading period Mil' lei' lo sqnoozo into out what your cholesterol level is, and and older people. Normal to low-nor­ and other prizes. Tickets, at $1, may be purchased from and (lary Swain, t-liih bigwigs Howard Baldwin To mako it worso. Chanoel 30's Miko I'nspino consume no more than 30 mg. of really isn't that much of a problem if bolster his rotation al the winler In fact, until MeKoon finally got also what your HDL-cholesterol level mal blood pressure does help to pre­ cholesterol. If you are careful, you one really wants to do it. LaLeche League members at the entrance to Stop and Sr. and Dave Andrews, and ynung Howard hroadeasi pLiy liy play ol llio Masco throiiglioul meetings Thursday, aciiniring 1983 going, the biggest new s in Honslon Baldwin ,Ir.. who played goalie as a last-minnte Ihe eoliseinn Alter one almost Iragie dofonsivo Shop on Saturday from 9 a m, to 2 p.m, or by calling AL Cy Young .Award winner was that aee reliever Bruce Sutler replacement for no-.show Mike Veisor Thissqinid hqiso. It was uplifting In heat words ol Kathy LeDonne at 646-7277 or Florence Shells at LaMarr Hoyl from the Chicago had cheeked inloa hotel in Atlanta was merged with another team, called Gordie eneonragomoni blare out of Iho loudspeakers W hite Sox in a seven-))layer deal Sutler. virUially ending a duel PBS drama probes I * I 643-6797. The first prize will be four hours of Howe. "And Boh I’ apelli almost seorod on his own not' " "W e're trading for now, the between Atlanta and SI. Lniiis. is professional housecleaning by Hedy's Home and Office Us Media Hound Dogs were (iroiidly repres More lia ha-ha's Thanks, Mike future is now." .said McKeon without iniieh question taking Ihe enled by people fronvnewspapers, radio and TV I sucked It in and broke n|i a lireakaway by Maintenance. San Diego's starting rotation Braves up on their kind offer of a When tile starting lineups were inirndiieed, we Blacky, gallantly hai klitinding the iniek " out o| hard times of slave was raked in the World Series ;uid 6-year deal at $1.6 million per. really saw whal we were up against. .Seventeen on the rink and into somo tyke's rot ton randy Langli McKeon was sufficiently alarmed '"There is no final deal yet," said Bv John Hanauer six Lessor men winild've haeked down, hnl al llial. punk know what had happened to to trade an outstanding prospect to .Allanfa exec John Mullen "But United Press International niedia types are a hoarty liroed. Tho garni' iiilglit'\o lieon a langliei lor Hie Norlhu|) than with Norihup About Town get Hoyt. Briiee w ill meet with (team owner) Never mind that the guy from 1’ M. Magazine ex-pros il not for Iho gutsy notiiunding of ( hris himself. His name is Ozzie (Inillen, the Ted Turner Friday and there will NEW NO H K- .SoliiiiKin Niinliiq) UPI photo received a leeneyhnbber weleome. while the rest Capiilo. of Ihe Whalers' I’nhhe Itelalions "1 had heard so much about Pacific Coast League's all-star he a decision next week ’ look 0 12 yc.ir journi'y inlo slavery of ns got more courtesy claps We were a team Department, who even had Ians cheering insteail slavery throughout my lifetime." Noel party at Reales and Saturdays to voung persons shortstop. Along with Guillen the If and when the expeeled deal and wrote an lH.'!.'! Iw.-il-.M'llcr ahom LaMarr Hoyt, who won the and we came to play. ol jeering at the end Parks s.iid ol his own reaction to who call 646-2180. White Sox gel left-handed starter comes In pass. Sutler would he a his cxpcnt'iHc that has heen The Manchester Democrtitic 1983 AL Cy Voung Award, Ol eourse, Mr. Howe was annonneed last, and Then came Ihe biggest niomenl in all niy .Northup s story, "but there was no Confidential rides will be pro­ Tim Lollar. third baseman Liiis rich man. turned into a compelling television Women's Club will have its Christ­ w as deservedly accorded a longer oval ion than minutes of Civic Center experience Gordie, account forthcoming from a man vided for young people whose Salazar and right-handed prospect was dealt Thursday by the lie would he paid long after his story in 1984 mas party Wednesday at 7 p.m. at everybody else combined II was obvious from veteran master that he is. It ied lo.s'tarl it mil ol his who survived it and reported on it driving ability is impaired or who Bill Long. White Sox to San Diego in a split-fingered fastball stops dip­ Solomon Norihup s Odyssey." the home of Barbara Reale of 204 the start that the Hound Dogs were the villains in zone on my side, al Ihe lell hoards. I darted lo Iho so objectively. I jumped on the would be a passenger in a car In addition to the 29-year-old ping. Over ,10 years, the value of his to air as an .-\meriean I’laj house Hawthorne St. Members are asked multi-player deal. this burlesque. But these neophyte knaves had point lo iMoel him Siiddonly. all those times at Ihe .story — and possibly would have driven by a person under the Hoyt. San Diego receives minor- eonlrael eoiild grow to nearly $50 offering on I’ BS Dec. 10 at 9 p in to bring sandwiches or finger sabotage on their minds. Bolton No-Check l,eagiie, when as a delenseman I lilmed it without any salary influence of alcohol or drugs. league right-handers Todd Sim­ weight. " said McKeon. "If he wins million. Eastern time leheck local list­ desserts. They are also asked to The contest was only a half-eoiirt allair, was likened lo a human howling pin on skalos. whatsoever, if necessary." The program needs adult and mons and Kevin Kristan 20 games. I don't care if he weighs N L Cy Young Award winner ings). brings to lile the horrifying bring canned or dried food for because o ih ' side of the rink was full of Moral inexplieahly dissolvod Ono Imiiioi lal poko elieek "Solomon Norihup" is the se­ student volunteers, donations and "One of the aims w e had w hen we 250 pounds " Rick Sutcliffe is still a free agent narrative ol a Iree black m.in Christmas baskets for the needy. scenes and hands. An orange tennis hall was used lator. and after sever:d pinball hoiinees. Ihe cond in a series of films on the office supplies. Those interested came to this convention was a Hoyt got off to a good start this but that may change soon. The aee played with intelligence and com­ instead of a ‘ real pnek, so that us ono-timors Media scored Ihe only goal ol Iho day lo win by a history of slavery produced by may call Safe Rides advisor right-handed hitter who can play season, extending his consecutive right-hander met for three hours passion by .-\very Brooks. v\ ho was wouldn’t injure them Old-Timers. There were no 10 upset "Piist .America." a non-profit Gregoiy Kane at 647-3561 days or center field." said Chicago cxcc victory string to 15 before it was with Chicago Cubs GM Dallas abducted Iron) iiis Saratoga N Y Bell Choir entertains line shifis, everyone played Hie duration The editor of Imprint News scored the goal. ;ind outfit that gets most of its money 646-4211 after 4 p.m. or by writing Roland Hemond "Salazar can do snapped in h's third start Green, who was nearly jubilant home in 1841 and sold into slavery Surprisingly, almost ovoryono could .stand iqi I had Ihe first ol a dozon assists on Ihe |ilay. from the National Endowment for A. St. Bridget’s Rosary Society will P.O. Box 692. Manchester. Conn that. In Ozzie Guillen, wc fed wo His best outing came on May 2 in afterwards. He letirned to call a series iif the Humanities on skates And Ihe satisfieation of lolling my ehildren lhal have a Christmas potiuck at 6: ,30 06040. have a major-league shortstop for Chicago against the New York What had been Ihe biggest trade white men "m aster" - soim* were p.m. in the cafeteria at 74 Main St. a long time. We’ve had good luck The sporlsw filer from Ihe Mam’hesler Herald daddy once stole an orange tennis hall from It produced the 1982 PBS special. Yankees. He was near-perfeet. of the meetings until MeKeon's kind and some cruel — hut mwer Emanuel Lutheran Bell Choir will with Venezuelan shortstops in Hall was the first person lo fall down As 10,0110 eriiel Gordie llowo "Denmark Vesey's Rebellion, ” allowing only a seventh-inning move is still not official The forgot that he w as born a tree man entertain. Members are reminded Sup on roast beef of Famer Luis Aparicio and Chico In the end. thanks to his w ile and a and its next project will be about single to Don Mattingly. Yankees have until the trading to bring a main dish, salad or COVENTRY - The First Con­ Carrasqiiel. deadline to satisfy the demands of white friend, he was declared Iree t'harlolte Forlen of Philadelphia, "He always wants the ball in big dessert. They are also asked to gregational Church of Coventry "Lollar is viewed as a starter al again. from one of the wetilthiesl black games and he's not afraid of Henderson. bring gifts for the local Elderly will hold a public roast beef supper pre.sent although Jack tells me he NHL roundup The hook he wrote "Twelve ftimilies of her lime — her anything. " said Chicago Manager It may not he easy. Not only is ho Outreach Program and Norwich from 4:30 to 6: .30 p.m. inthechurch has come out of the bullpen " asking for a five-year eonlrael Years a Slave. " sold about 2.5,000 grandfalher made his money as a Tony LaRiissa. State Hospital. vestry on Main St. Requested Hoyt won the Cy Young .Award worth $8-10 million, hut Henderson copii's - a best-seller in those days sailmaker — who went to the Sea Chicago had been after Guillen donations are: $4, adults: $3.50, for his 24-10 record in 1983. He led may balk at the media glare he - ai e.seerpts were printed in Islands of Georgia to help newly for a long lime, and had offered senior citizens; and $1.25, children. the White Sox to the AL West title would roeeive playing in Yankee new sj;,,,„.|-s of i Ih. time The freed slaves at the start of the Civil Lodge meal planned left-hander Britt Burns. But the and his most remarkable stat was Padres held out for more. Salazar Stadium. Bruins woes continue television play based on thiit work, War Friendship Lodge 145 Master's his bases- on-balls. He permitted The Yankees are expected to directed by Gordon Parks who also Nauru hit .241 with three homers and 17 "W e set out to produce a history Heralij photo by Pinto Club will hold its annual meeting only 31 walks in 260 innings. continue their dealing today. They wrote the music, brings the reality The Republic of Nauru, located RBI for the Padres last season. of slavery in America through the and election Monday at 6 p.m. in Last year, though, the 6-foot- 1 have a trade in the works that of slavery home in a way few other on an 8-s(|uare-mile island in the Despite McKeon’s trade, the biographies ol individual people, " The brunch bunch is coming the banquet room of Orange Hall. 225-pounder lost that kind of winter meetings still headed to­ could bring shortstop Dale Berra portrayals of planlation'hfe c an do Western Pacific south of the said Shep Morgan, executive pro­ For reservations, call Robert S. near-perfeet control :ind dropped ward today's 5 p.m. CST trading — the son of manager A'ogi — lo as Habs siap Boston It is easier for people today, both equator, was discovered in 1798 by ducer of "Solomon Northup" England at 523-8810. to a 13-18 record. deadline with more yawns than New York for outfielder Steve black and while to put tliemselves the British, but was formally- "Our advisory hoard came up with Donna Forde, left, and Claire Rossetto are preparing " I ’ve been asked about Hoyt's trades. Kemp in the place of a Iree man forced By United Press International period Ryan Waller picked up a with a power play goal by ( liarlle a long list of blacks who were once front door decorations. The pair are opening their homes annexed to the German Empire in into slavery than it is to imagine 1886. After World War I, Nauru loose puck al Ihe side of the Boston Simmer al 15 lOol Ihe thud period well known hut are not known to Safe Rides begin being born into it on Thayer Road for the eighth annual brunch of the net and fed Hunter in the slot, from The goal was Ins I4lh ol Ihe season the average person today. became a League of Nations NBA roundup With the disappearaneo of Ihe Parks said it brought the truth Auxiliary of Child and Family Services. The brunch, from Manchester Safe Rides Program mandate admini.stered by Austra­ Boston Bruins' scoring touch, the where he slipped a wrist shot over In Ihe only other .NHL game, home to his daughter, 16. one "We didn’t have to embark on 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday, will feature cheese strata, will begin today offering free rides lia. During World War II Nauru Montreal Canadiens' magic spell goaltender Pete Peelers Philadelphia and (jiiehee skated lo from 9:30 p.m. to 2 a.m. on Fridays Saturda.v w hen she was waiting for exhaustive research to find these salad and dessert. Christmas crafts will also be was occupied by the Japanese. over the Bruins reappeared The Canadiens look a 2 0 lead a I I til' him to take her shopping for 4:23 inlo the second on a goal by people, although they don’t seem to displayed. Red, white and pink double poinsettias will be The Bruins, wlio have struggled clothes. be very thoroughly dealt with by Bullets Just getting along at 2-7'3 in their last 12 games, ran Mats Naslnnd Ron Floekhart Flyers 1, Nordiques 1 "I said, okay, wail while I ttike a the history books today. Black sold for $10. Reserve a plant by calling 646-0463. About their winless streak to live straight stiekhandled around two Bruins and sent a pass lo Hunter lo the At Philadelphia, (juehee's Bi iiee shower." Parks said "Meantime historians will tell you the history 150 lunch guests are expected. By United Press International whittled away the lead in the third went on a 15-2 run early in the Thursday night as the Canadiens look at the first reel of this show. of the Civil War was essentially quarter and actually look the lead, skated lo a 3-1 victory. right of Peeters lliinler Mred a Bell and Philadelphia's Tim Kerr fourth quarter lo take a 92-79 lead scored (lower play goals during a She wanted to see the second reel written by whites." Like a prize fighter who pours it 92-91. on a bucket by Clark Kellogg. "The pnek just isn't going in lor 15-footer, Naslnnd eolleeted the and coast to victory. .seven riiinule siian ■ before Mie and she was in tears by the end of it on for the judges in the late rounds, But the Bullets then took the lead us," said Bruins Coach Gerry rebound and Ineked a backhander Nordiques and F’lyers played more — emotionally spent. She said, the Washington Bullets do just for good on a basket by Frank Cheevers. "W e have to continue into an open net than 40 minutes ol scoreless 'That’s a very beautiful film. Enjoy a real enough to get by with a winning Johnson and stretched the advan­ Mavericks 112, Knicks 83 dumping the puck into their end Mike MePhee hiked it lo 3-0 Have an attic filled with trea­ [Ground Round Gives Pasta hockey Daddy,' and even put off shopping sure? What about that baby crib? decision. tage to three with a layup by At New York, Rolando Black­ and keep plugging away at it” seven minutes inlo the third Bell scored on a 45 loot .shqisliol for a week" A classified .ad in the Manchester Cliff Robinson scored a season- Johnson off a court-long pass from man and Derek Harpereach hit for Whal Boston has to do is start period M el’hee sent a pass from al 17: .'16 of Ihe first iieriod for his He said his daughterempalhized Herald gets results! Call the Christmas Tradition high 28 points as the Bullets handed Grog Ballard with 5:58 left. 18 points and Mark Aguirre added plugging away at the Adams behind Ihe Boston goal lo Bobby a New TWIST! second goal of the season Kerr even more with the wife and Herald at 643-2711 to place your the Indiana Pacers their fourth In addition to his 28 points. 17 to pace the Mavericks. It was the Division standings The loss Smith Smith fired a wrist shot al haeklianded In a loose piiellal 4 .'<4 children left behind - who didn't advertisement. straight loss Thursday, 111-106. Robinson pulled down 10 rebounds. Knicks' fourth loss in their last five dropped the Bruins lo 11-12-3. two Peelers, who eoiildn'l lonlrol Ihe . The Bullets. 13-7 and winners of Jeff Ruland added 27 points and games and the sixth straight game points behind second-place Quebec rebound Mi Phee slipped the puck of the .second [leriozl lor his 24lh .o»V hetiind the Boston nelrninder goal and IMh on the power play, We now have 3 New Pasta Dishes: lot .oil'*'- 11 of their last 13 outings, have not Jeff Malone added a season-high 18 they failed to score 100 points, the and lowered Ihem 11 away from oo”’ to|)S in the NHL ol"' won a game by more than seven points for Washington. last five without injured star the division-leading Canadiens, The Bruins averted Ihe shutout Thoughts points this season, and in 13 Indiana was led by Herb Willi­ forward Bernard King. 16-6-4. victories, have averaged a winning ams with 22 points and nine The Canadiens. who knocked the •Pasta Salad *3*® margin of just three points. rebounds. Kellogg added 21 points. Warriors 114, Rockets 113 Boston Bruins out of the Stanley Family However, a recent study re­ Against 5-15 Indiana. Washing­ The Bullets played without Gus Cup playoffs last season with a vealed, that during the sixties and At Oakland, Calif.. Mickey John­ Dickerson credited ton wasn't pretty, but the outcome Williams, who is sidelined with a strong defensive style, used the Where were you on this day in seventies when the so-called gen­ , 0"" strained tendon. son sank two free throws with nine •Twist Kabob ico’ was. same system to gain the victory, 1941? You say, " I wasn’t born eration gap occurred, it has teen Italian V'oV-'^ seconds remaining to give the V(cihW olV'' "Fortunately, we did just Elsewhere in the NBA, Seattle "We played very well around the y e t!" That's OK. Historians would found to have teen more of a Warriors their lirst lead of the Oo L ta ' enough good things in the end to topped I'lah 106-99, Milwaukee net,” said Canadiens Coach have a tough time of it if every one Sausage Chicken *5” Beef *5” game, which held up. Houston with 11 more yards media-hype than reality. That’s win," Bullets Coach Gene Shue dumped Detroit 114-99, Dallas Jacques Lemaire. "We played was born on the same day! interesting! For a change. said. "This type of thing always clobbered New York 112-83, Golden rookie Akcem Olajuwon scored a nearly Ihe same as we did last year I can recall, we, my family was . We suspect near the same with Because at Treadway, the Christmas happens. If you get a chance to State nipped Houston 114-113 and career-high 42 points, although he in the playoffs. Our guys cheeked NEW YORK (U PI) - Running which was established In a 14- visiting an uncle and an aunt. We family. Despite its ruptures and was held to 10 points in the second hack Eric Dickerson of the Uis Child’s Pasta ^2^^ tradition of warmth and hospitality blow it open and you aren't doing Portland defeated San Antonio very well against the Bruins game season cousins were playing ball in the changes, distances that prohibit 113-96. half. tonight. Angeles has heen credited with 11 The Rams play 16 games this makes our sumptuous feast all the more what you are supposed to do, the street while the grownups visited visitations, family still is impor­ other team makes a run for it.” "Wc didn't let a Boston man go more yards to boost his official season enjoyable. A pleasant way to celebrate Blazers 113, Spurs 96 inside — only to hear the news of tant. The noise is greater than on in and try these new pasta dishes. The Pacers threatened 'n the Sonics 106, Jazz 99 very long with Ihe puck before we total to 1,792 yards on 326 attempts The ehange in Dickerson’s total the bombing of Pearl Harbor. reality! with the family. To be served, not serve. And, you’ll final minutes, but couldn’t over­ At Salt Lake City, Tom At Portland, Ore., Mychal had a guy on them. I'm very happy through 14 games, the National was made following an audit of his h'ootball League announced We younger ones simply couldn't But then, family was God’s idea WHERE THE GOOD TIMES ARE FOUND enjoy another welcome change, an outstanding value. take the Bullets. Washington Chambers and Jack Sikma each Thompson scored 28 points and with what I saw tonight." rushing attempts and a film review Thursday fathom the meaning but my aunt from the beginning. "M ale and Call (203) 635-2000 today for reservations. needed last-minute baskets by scored 26 points and Ricky Sobers, Kiki Vandeweghe added 25 to lead Lemaire saw the Canadiens hold of a play which occurred in the whose oldest son was nearing female he created them," (Gene­ GLASTONBURY Johnson and a late steal by starting for the injured Al Wood, the Trail Blazers over San Antonio. the Bruins lo II shots through the Dickerson is threatening- the second period of the RaMis-New twenty must have understood too sis 1:27b). Near the Putnam Bridge j| 1 ^ TREADWAY CROMWELL HOTEL Ballard, coupled with several added 23 to lift the Sonics. Jim Paxson chipped in 21 points for first two periods. NEL single season rushing record Orleans game Oct 14 A scoring well. Thank God for family! Prove it cT&d errant passes by the Pacers, to Portland, which has won three "We were ready tonight," said of 2,003 yards set by O.J. Simpson discrepancy revealed that Dicker- 3025 Main St. K p 100 Berlin Road, Rte. 72 Cromwell, C T 06416 with the Ruffalo Bills in 1973 But even then, the importance of with your affection and doing what clinch the victory. Bucks 114, Pistons 99 straight and seven of its last nine goaltender Steve Penney. "They son was i;rroneously charged with family was thicker than blood. It is is good and right for your family: 'fpno Jet. of Rts. 2 & 3| C)ff 1-91 at exit 21 The Bullets had built a 15-point games. George Gervin had 30 didn't have too many shots in the Dickerson, who set the N FL a rushing attempt that lost 11 true, change and mobility have others will benefit too! first-quarter lead on the strength At Milwaukee, Terry Cummings points and Mike Mitchell 27 for the first two periods and we played rushing record for a rookie last yards Dickerson never had jioh- fractured the family from its C.W. Kuhl 659-0162 The change will do you good. of an 11-0 riin. However, with Steve and Sidney Monerief each scored Spurs, who have lost .seven of their well overall as a team." season with 1,808 yards, needs 212 session of the ball, which was getting together. Zion Lutheran Church Stipanovich scoring all of his 17 '27 points and Paul Pressey added last eight games on the road and Mark Hunter gave Montreal a l -o yards in the Rams remaining two pitched backward lo him by Rams points in the .second half. Indiana 24 to lead the Bucks. Milwaukee eight of their last 11 games overall lead 19 seconds into the first games lo break Simpson's mark. quarterback Jeff Kemp

t MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Dec 7, 1984 - 17 16 - MANCHK-STKR HERAU), Friduy, Dec 7. 19«4 NFL roundup Sports In Brief Wilander sweeps in Australia Fly Fisherman program set M ELB OU R N E, Australia (UPI) until the fifth game of the third set. Grand Slam event since the Playoffs at stake in NFC East showdowns Au.stralian Open in 1982. Evert FA.S1 H A R TF O R D — The Connecticut Fly Fishermen’s — Defending champion Mats Wi­ Kriek then dropped to his knees, Lloyd has not beaten Navi-atilova .Vssocation will present a urogram on the salmon restoration lander looked invincible and Johan raising his arms as if had won the By Joel Sherman mate shots and we've played for a half.- one ahead of the Raiders. 'since that 1982 Australian final to try to keep them from getting week against Philadelphia and cllort in the Connecticut IlA e r on Wednesday at the Vetran's Kriek felt invisible during their match. United Press International The circumsttinces breed "After our first game (a 34-14 Denver needs a victory Sunday Evert Lloyd, the No. 2 .seed, those big plays." next week versus Indianapolis and Memorial Ckihhouse here on Sunset Ridge Drive at 7:30. semifinal match Friday in the $1.5 "I think I was at my best today,” playoff fever a few weeks early, Washington victory). I said I'd be then can only hope that the Raiders over the San Diego Chargers to be reached the final by defeating In other games this weekend, it's (iiiest spe;iker will be Peter Minta, anadromous fishers million Australian Open. Wilander said. "But I also think There Inis been ;i lourJeiini but thiit is always in the air when willing to bet Dallas would be there Buffalo at the New York Jets, and lose to Detroit and Pittsburgh. assured home- field edge against Wilander needed just 66 minutes Johan had one of his off days." .AustralKin Wendv Turnbull 6-3, traffic jiini atop the NKC KasI for the Cowboys and' ftedskins face the Raiders should the Broncos l)iologist with the Conneetieut Department of Environmental 63 at the end and that was after we Minnesota at San Francisco on Not likely? Don't tell New I’roleetion. to crush the South African-born Curren, who is hoping to become 14 weeks. Siituliiy there wilt be ;i each other. won and played as good as we England quarterback Tony Eason. face Los Angeles in the wild-card a U.S. citizen, gave Testerman a Sukova's big serve ;iiid strong Saturday. On Sunday, it's Atlanta The pi()gr;ini is open to the public. Kriek 6-1, 6-0. 6-2 with a startling piiir of head on collisions, which "This should be the stime kind of can." at Tampa Bay. Cincinnati at New "We're not trying to win the.se game. Denver still holds a division display of grass-court tennis. ' two-set start before switching into forehand shots defeated Navratil­ should make a clearer passage to g;ime it tilways.is.” said Washing­ The Cowboys' defense has been Orleans, Cleveland at Pittsburgh. games to show we’ve got charac­ championship chance and the The 20-year-old Swede took a 2-1 gear despite the problem with his ova. 1 6. 6 3, 7 5. in the other the playolls lor two clubs ton (!oach Joe (iihl)s "The atten­ the major reason for Dallas' Green Buy at Chicago. Miami at ter. We're going to win them to get possibility of registering the best lead in the first set before reeling left ankle. N\\' .semlfin;il Sukova. who upset I’am The co-division leading Dallas tion from the press and fans fuels it survival. To have a chance against Indianapolis. New England at into the playoffs," he said. "Tw o record in the AFC. which would Degrate wins Lombardi award off 14 straight games. After leveling the match at Shriver Tuesday, came rea.sona- Cowboys and Washington Reds­ and by the Itilter part of the week it the Redskins, it would appear the Philadelphia, Seattle at Kansas wins would mean we'd still have a guarantee more games at Mile "He made me look as if I wasn’t two-sets all, Curren broke the bly close to extending Niivratilova HOrsTO.N - Tony Degrate says his Texas teammates CtWW"' kins square off in Irving, Texas, has really esciilated " delense will have to play an City, Houston at the Los Angeles shot at the playoffs. If we win the High Stadium. there,” said Kriek, ranked ninth in American’s service to lead 4-3, but once this ye;ir when she snared six jokingly eolled him "Mr. Lombardi” after he was nominated for while the third l<‘ani sharing the Washington has scored 1(18 more excellent game Rams, and San Diego at Denver. la.st two we'll have done the best we "Yes," said Denver linebacker the world and a two-time Austral­ then had an attack of nerves when games at the U.S O jhmi in the top spot in the division, the New points than Dtdias this .season, but "They (the Redskins) start out The Los Angeles Raiders are at can do," Tom Jackson. "It has come down Hie Lomb;inii College Lineman of the Year Award, but it’s no ian Open champion. "He had a he served for the match three quarterfinals joke anymore. York Giants, travels to St. Louis to the Cowboys tuive rnantiged the so fast you have got to be ready to Detroit on Monday night. The Denver Broncos have been to win or else.” great day, I tried everything in the games later and dropped three Sukova’s victory halted Navra­ take on the Ciirdinals. St. Louis, same number of vii lories. stay with them," said Dallas The formula for- reaching the assured of a playoff spot for the "1 just thank God for this opportunity,” said Degrate Thursday book and nothing worked. He just match points before completing tilova's 74-nialeh winning streak tl-fi. trails the trio by one game, "Dallas is very much like we've (3iacb Tom Landry. "It seems like playoffs is simple for New England past few weeks, but the once alter reeeivmg the prestigious award named for Vince never missed.” his victory with a typical service : ( & r - ^ that covered nearly II numths. It A victory by New York over St. been." said Gibbs "We've been they have had huge leads at the — which doesn't make the task any •seemingly sure home-field advan­ Lombardi. For the other semi-final winner, winner. Mats Wilander is in the also slopped the defending cham­ l.x>uis would automatically pul the the victim of injuries that have half lately. tage is slipping away. Til remember this for the rest of my life. I'm going to enjoy less difficult. Kevin Curren, life wasn't so easy. At the .start of the second set, Australian Open Men's final pion's bid for ;t record seventh Giants and the winner of flallas- robbed us of consistency at various "They are a great executing The Patriots don't have control Three weeks ago, the Broncos Flutie tlii.s Irliiihy for a while. I wouldn't trade it for anything.” Laboring for more than three Curren aggravated the injury that straight Grand Slam title and Washington into the playoffs with a times. team. They have basically the over their post-action chances as were 11-1, riding a 10 -game win­ Degratc. a G-foot-4-inch, 280-pound senior defensive tackle, hours — and in pain for much of forced him to default from the U.S. ended her attempt to ijost a Grand wild-card spot at the least. "We've gotten to about the same same team that came together winning their remaining two ning streak and on top of the AFC was sclccled lor the aw ard over three other finalists — offensive that time — the South African Open in September. But Curren consideration.” Slam within a i'alendar year! A St. l,ouis triumph would place about tile same way. They 've during thestrikeyetir and has been games is meaningless unless the West. But after consecutive 3-point tackle Bill Fralic of Pittsburgh, linebacker Jack Del Rio of Curren downed Ben Testerman of said he is unlikely to withdraw Chris Evert Lloyd emerged the Navratilova was last beaten in extend the chtios into Week Hi with had bad games, we've had bad to two straight Super Bowls. They enjoying Los Angeles Raiders lose both of losses, Denver trails division­ Southern Cal and noseguard William Perry of Clemson, the U.S., 2-6, 4-6, 6-3, 6-4, 6-4. whatever his condition, now that favorite Thursday to win the Oakland. C;ilif.. in J;inuary by all four clubs still iiwning legiti­ game.s. They've played tor a half are a big play team and you'vegot theirs. The Patriots must win this leading Seattle by one game and is But contending with a re-injured he has reached this stage of the women’s singles title when the fellow Czechoslovakian Hana Smith wins Outland Trophy ankle was worth it for the 26-year- grand slam tournament. reigning queen of women’s tennis, Mandlikova. it all old Curren who gained his first "I don’t know what sort of Martina Navratilova, was upset by "1 always gel exeiled when I gel HLACKSIU'Ri;, Va, (UPl) — Virginia Tech’s Bruce Smith, a grand slam tournament final reaction I will suffer Saturday but I Helena Sukova of Czechoslovakia close 10 losing, hut I h;ivebeen able massive defensive tackle with incredible speed, awesome upper appearance. will rest over the next couple of in the semifinals. to come through in mosl three-set By Dave Raffo liody St l ength and a disdain for double-team blocking, Thursday Against Wilander, Kriek scored days and see,” he said. If Evert Lloyd should win her matches this year," Navratilova United Press International only to points during a 17-minute "But this is a once-in-a-liftime Scoreboard w:is dcchired the 1984 Outland Trophy winner. championship match with Sukova said. "1 made a great comeback second set and failed to hold serve chance for me and that will be a big The tropliy is given by the Football Writers Association to the Saturday, she would earn her first but I didn't quite finish it off" NEW YOR K - Doug Flutie set imtion’s to|i collegiate interior lineman. Last year’s winner was ••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• Iowa St. 113, Augustano 55 •••••••••••••••••••••a out to put into words Thursday Sonics 106, Jazz 99 Kearnev St 75. Peru St. 62 night what winning the Heisman l)e;in Steinkuliler of Nebraska. Lincoln 67, MIssourl-KC 63, Trophy means to him. It is gener;illy believed that Smith’s 46 quarterback sacks for Morouette 53. Northwestern 44 Olympic boxers open pro careers Hockey Basketball S E A T T L E (106) Transactions But — perhaps for the first time 402 yards is a career NCAA record, although defensive statistics Vranes 2-7 04) 4, Chombers 10)6 6^ 26, SW Missouri 76, Southwestern ( Kan.) 58 •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• St. Francis 74, Goshen 72 since the football .sea.son .started ■— aren’t kept as thoroughly as offensive statistics. SIkma 11-22 4-4 26, Sobers 11-19 1-1 23, St. Cloud St. 70, Bemidil St. 66 •••••••••••••••••••••• knockout. a mental thing more than Smith said Tillman left lx)s Henderson 812 OO 16, Sundvold 3-6 04) 6, Flutie failed. Smith is the heart of Virginia Tech's No. 2 ranked rushing By Richard Luna Vincennes 105, St. Catharine (K v ) 62 Tate’s trainer, Jesse Reid of the anything.” Angeles in "top condition” and in BrIckowskI 1-3 12 3, King 1-2 0-0 2, Wisconsin 96. So. Dakota 56 Baseball dclensc, whicti allowed only 71.5 yards rushing per game this United Press International NHLsIandings NBAstandings McCormick 0-0000. Totals47-8712-)3)06. Detroit — Nomed Gordy McKenzie "I just can’t help but get the past week has worked on Southwest sc;ison. Houston Boxing Association, said Reid said Tate has been trying to manager of Birmingham of the Southern overwhelmed by the whole thing.” improve on his footwork, espe­ staying sharp. U TA H (99) Abilene Christ. 99, Woyland Boot 89 League, Jerry Grote manager of "No ifs ands or huts about it," Tech Coach Bill Dooley said HOUSTON — Two Olympic gold he’d like another week to prepare Wales Conference Eastern Conference Baylor 112, John Brown 67 the Boston College quarterback cially in backing away. Reid said He said Tillmun also has been Atlantic Division , Dantlev 714 3-7 17, Ballev 7-15 4-4 18, Lakeland of the Florida State League medal winners are ready to test the- -because Tate had a bout with Patrick Division Eoton 6-122-214, Green 3-72-28,GrlfflthS17 E. Tex. St. 59, Hendrix Coll. 55 and M ark DeJohn manager of Bristol of .said at the dinner honoring him as :iller Thursday's announcement. ''I've said all along that Bruce adjusting to .some of the rules that W L T Pts. O F GA W L Pet. GB Lubbock Chrstn 84, Colo. Mines 70 pro boxing ranks. chicken pox 3 1-2 weeks ago. the boxer too often goes straight Boston 16 2 .889 — OO 12, Hansen 4-4 00 8, Anderson 2-3004, the Appalachian League; named the .SOth Heisman Trophy winner. IS ilic best college lineman I've ever coached and the best I've differ from amateur to profession Philadelphia 16 4 5 37 110 62 Paullz 02 OO 0, Stockton 3-6 OO 7, Wilkins Southwest Tex. 80, Tex.'Arlington 68 Roiph "That took a little bit out of back rather than mixing up his N Y Islanders 15 9 1 31 127 107 Phlladelphio 14 4 .778 2 Tex. Weslvon95, Tex. Lutheran 92 "For me to be in this position is ever seen in 18 years as a head coach,” - Middleweight Frank Tate and boxing, and has picked up quickly. Washington 13 7 .650 4 2-5 4-4 8, Kelley OO 3-4 3. Totals 39-85 18-23 Treuel minor-league pitching Instruc­ him,” said Reid of the Detroit moves and bucking up either to the Woshlnylon 12 8 5 29 99 79 99. W. New MexIcoSI, Southern Colo. 68 tor and Juan Lopez minor-leagueinstruc- staggering, I just can't put it into Smith, (i-foot-4 and currently weighing about 290 pounds, has heavyweight Henry Tillman begin N Y Rangers 9 12 3 21 89 104 New Jersey 8 11 .42* 8’ ? West boxer. "He takes some time off right of left. "We’re still going to bring him New York 9 13 .410 9 Seattle 2S 22 32 27— 106 tor. * words ... I'm in a .state of shock." clicked olf a 4.7 .second 40-yard dash. their pro careers tonight at the along slowly.” Smith said. Pittsburgh 7 14 3 17 84 112 Utah 27 26 23 23— 99 Boise St. 71, Doone Coll. 54 Chlcogo — Troded pitchers LoMarr after the Olympics, then he gets Reid also said Tate has been New Jersey 7 14 2 16 72 96 Central Division Calif. Baptist 95. Laverne67 The day began for Flutie with a Houston Summit, hoping to pick up Milwaukee 12 9 .572 — Three point goals-Gritfith 2, Stock- Hoyt, T odd Simmons and Kevin Kristanto sick. We didn’t want to overtrain working on his head movement. Adorns Division Ion. Fouled out— None. Total fouls— E. Washington 100, E. Oregon St. 77 San Diego in exchange for pitchers flight to Washington. D.C., where where they left off at the Olympics. Montreol 16 6 4 36 102 78 Chicago 11 9 . 550 V, Lewis & Clark 64, Warner Poe. 63 Defending champs share lead after that, but we feel he’s ready.” "Frank has an assortment of Tillmun will weigh in ut about 210 -Detroit 10 10 . 500 V j Seattle 23, Utah 24. Rebounds— Seattle Tim Loliar and Bill Long, third baseman he had lunch at the White Hous() Quebec 12 11 3 27 98 98 44 (Slkmo 11), Utah 48 (Eaton )2). Northrldge 81, Occidental 44 Luis Salazar and inflelder Ozzie Guillen; Tillman, of Los Angeles, is being punches,” Reid said. ” He has good pounds and Smith said Tillman will Boston n 12 3 25 92 85 Atlanto 7 12 .368 4 Oregon 66, St. Martin's 42 Thursday with a group of politi­ LAR GO, F'la. — Dcicnding champions Fred Couples and Jan Tate, 20. won the gold medal over Assists— Seattle 23 (Sobers 10), Utah 23 designoted contract of catcher Steve trained by Mercer Smith, who said punching power, quick reflexes probably drop into a lower class. Buffolo 9 11 5 23 91 87 Indiana 5 15 .250 6'? Pcpperdlne95, Mo.-St.Louls 77 Stephenson stuircd the lead with Allen Miller and Pat Meyers as a Canadian Shawn O'Sullivan while Cleveland 2 16 .111 8V3 (Green 8), A— 9.696. Christmas for ossignment. cians that included President the fighter is excited. and good hand speed. He’s got "That’s what we’ll campaign Hartford 9 13 3 21 82 111 Son Diego St. 57, Son Diego 53 Natlonol Leogue — Re-elected Charles Tillman, 24. took the title with a Campbell Conference Western Conference Washington^, St. Marv's46 Reagan. Vice Present George 48-tcam field teed ofl today in the second round of the $550,000 "We’ll have to settle him down a potential.” for,” Smith said. "Henry is a a Norris Division Midwest Division Wyoming 73, Long Beach St. 49 Feeney as league president, John McHote Bush, Speaker of the House Tip ,Mixed Tc;im Golf Classic. decision over Willie DeWitt of W L Pet. GB as vice president and Phyllis Collins as Canada. little because he’s so excited.” Tate will weigh in at about 161 boxer puncher. He’s relies lot on W L T Pts. G F GA Warriors 114, Rockets 113 league secretory. O’Neill and Massachu.setts Sena­ Chicago 12 11 3 27 107 98 Denver 13 5 .722 — 'I’tic two tc;ims carded five-under-par 67s Thursday to take a pounds. his speed and we’re going to u.se Rec basketball Baskelboll Smith said. "H e n ry is a good St. Louis 12 10 2 26 97 90 Houston 12 8 .600 2 tor Edward Kennedy. oiie sliot lc;id over the teams of Jim Nelford and Barb Friday, Tate will meet Mike Puccirelli, 27, is a laid-off that” . Dallas 10 10 .500 4 H O U S TO N (113) Konsas City — Waived guard Dane boxer. He knows what it takes to Minnesota 8 11 6 22 90 103 Standings: American Division — Suttle. The talk at lunch was mostly Hnnkowsky, Dan Polh and Anne-Marie Palli, and Craig Stadler Puccirelli of Pittsburgh in a win.” construction worker. Though he Grant’s trainer Chris Dundee Detroit 8 14 3 19 97 117 San Antonio 9 10 .474 4'''? M cCray 9-12 3-4 21, Sampson 2-1) 2-2 6, Green Hardware 3-0, Gentle Touch Cor Utah 10 '^11 .454 4'-2 Oloiuwon 18-226-942, Llovd3-1204)6, Lucas Utah— Suspended Indeflniteivforward about football but Flutie cherished ;m(l Lori (Lirliacz. Toonto 4 18 4 12 80 125 Wash 2-1, Fogarty Oilers 2-1, Donato's John Drew. six-round bout. Puccirelli has a Reid’s main concern for Tate is has a 13-3-1 record, he’s had only said Grunt is a young boxer with an Smythe Division Kansas City 4 13 .235 B'/j 8-13 7-7 23, Reid 6-10 1-1 13,Peterson1) the few minutes he spent alone Lounge 1-2, Pogonl Caterers 1-2, College The toui iiey p;iir.s PGA ;md LP G A players in a unique format. 13-3-1 pro record, Puccirelli’s experience. one major fight — in January he good left hook. ” 1 like the kid a lot,” Edmonton 19 3 3 41 132 75 Pacific Division 041 2, Ford 0-3 OO 0, Wiggins 02 04) 0. Manchester Cycle 1-2, Fllloromo Con­ with the President. Calgary 15 9 2 32 131 101 LA Lakers 14 7 .667 — McDowell 01 OOO. Totals47 87 19-23 113. Northern Illinois — Signed Je rry Both players tee ofl and hit each other's ball for the second shot Tillman faces former Jamaican ” If Frank gets worried about was knocked out in 38 seconds by Dundee .said."I wish it was more struction 1-2, Syle 1-2. Pettibone to a 4-yeor contract as football "f was nervous going in because Los Angelos 12 9 5 29 115 97 Portlond 13 8 .620 1 Notional — Allied Printing 3-0, on par-4 and ))ar-5 holes, and after selecting the best ball, amateur champion Uriah Grant in that, he’ll get tight,” Reid said. Monte Oswald. He begun fighting than a four-round fight, but we’re Winnipeg 12 9 3 27 102 92 Phoenix 11 10 .524 3 G O L D E N S T A T E (114) coach; named Chuck Shriver asso­ what do you talk to the President of Manchester Police 3-0, Westown Phor- ciate athletic director. alternate |)laylng it out. a four-round bout. Grant has a 2-0 "He needs to let his physical skills at 19 and had 45 amateur fights just going to have to get to him Vancouver 4 21 2 10 83 163 Seattle 9 I T .450 4’ 2 Short 10-24 1012 30, Smith 2-4 00 4, moev 2-1, DIRoso Cleaners 2-1, Hose the United States about,” Flutie Thursday's Results LA Clippers 8 13 .381 6 Whitehead 6-11 12-12 24, Conner 2-9 1-2 6, record, both victories coming by do the work for him and relax. It’s before turning pro in 1982. (Tillman) early.” Co. 1-2, Sportsman Cote 1-2, B.A. Club Towson State — Named Billy Hunter Montreol 3, Boston 1 Golden State 7 13 . 350 6’ 2 Floyd 1018 7-8 27, Aleksinas 1-2 00 2, 0-3, Manchester Bor Association 0-3. said. "I'm certainly not going to Quebecl. Philodelphio 1 Thursday’s Results Johnson 3-66-912, Wilson 3-4026, BurttOl athletic director. Thomson leads PGA Seniors Valdosta Stote— Nomedfootball coach talk economics with him. But he Friday's Games Dallas 112, New York 83 1-21, Brotz 01 2-2 2. Totals 37-80 39-49114. •••••••••••••••••••••• made me feel at ease. He said he (All Times EST) Washington 111, Indiono 106 Jim Goodman athletic director. PALM B E A C H G AR D EN S, Fla. - A cold northwest wind College basketball roundup Milwaukee ll4fcDetrolt 99 Football saw the end of the Miami game and Calgary at New Jersey, 7:35 p.m. Houston 33 35 18 27— 113 could he a factor today in the second round of the $225,000 PGA Chicago ut Detroit, 7:35p.m. Seattle 106, Utah 99 Golden State 30 25 25 36— 114 Ationta •— Signed free agent linebacker he told me he used to be a 175-pound Pittsburgh at N .Y. Rangers, 7:35p.m. Portland 113, Son Antonio 96 Three-point goal— Conner. Fouled Volleyballl Johnny Taylor; placed defensive end Seniors Championship, but Australian Peter Thomson — who is Mike Pitts on injured reserve. guard at Eureka College." Winnipeg at Washington, 8:05p.m. Golden State 114, Houston 113 out— M cCray. Total tools— Houston 35, used to winds — has a comfortable lead. Minnesota at Edmonton, 9:35 p.m. Fridoy's Games Golden Stole 24. Rebounds— Houston 39 •••••••••••••••••••••• Houston (N F L ) — Placed tree safety Ever since he was announced as Saturdoy's Games (Alt Times EST) (Oloiuwon 13), Golden Stole 33 (Whlte- Corter Hartwlg on injured reserve tor Thomson fired a 5-under-par 67 for a three-stroke lead after the rest ot the season. the Heisman Trophy winner Satur­ Fighting mini post seventh victory Buffotp ot Boston Denver at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. heod 10). Assists— Houston 26 (Lucas Rec volleyball Tluirsday’'s opening round at the PGA National Golf Club. He Hartford at N .Y . islanders, night L.A. Clippers at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. 13), Golden State 17 (Conner & Flovd5). Miami — Placed reserve linebacker day, Flutie has been greeting past L.A. Lakers at Phlladelphio, 8 p.m. Women's — Buffalo Water Tavern Rodelt Thomas on injured reserve; .■said his early ,st;irt, at 8: 15 a m . bothered him more than the Los Angeles at Montreal, night Technicals — Houston, illegal defense, 2. 18-0, Scissor Works 15-3, Woodland Heisman winners and other Washington led 36-32 with 13 career victory when reserve fresh­ New Jersey at Quebec, night New York at Chicago, 8:30p.m. A— 13,295. signed linebacker Ed Judie. wind, which began picking up in late morning. By United Press International shots. Illinois, 7-1, recovered and Kansas City at Phoenix, 9:30 p.m. Gardens 12-6, Clark Paint 12-6, Tier­ Pittsburgh (N F L ) — Placed linebacker former football greats while in built its lead to 11 with a f ree-throw minutes remaining before outscor- man Lafester Rhodes scored 20 N .Y. Rongers at Philadelphia, night ney's 8-10, B8.J Auto 8-10, Crockett Don January, the current leading money winner on the PGA Calgary ot Pittsburgh, night San Antonio at Seattle, 10:30 p.m. Jack Lambert on Injured reserve; signed New York, where he was honored Whenever Illinois has a big by George Montgomery and two ing the Gaels 8-2 to take a 44 .34 points and Sam Hill grabbed 12 Toronto at St. Louis, night Saturday's Gomes Agency 7-11, Farr's 5-13, Nichols Tire defensive end Scott Virkus. Seniors Tour, opened with a 2-under-par 70 to tie for second with 5-13, M ain Pub 0-18. Hockey as a scholar athlete Tuesday and halftime lead this season, the baskets by Doug Altenberger. lead. rebounds in the first half to help the Edmonton at Vancouver, night Indiona ot Milwaukee Blazers 113. Spurs 96 1959 Masters champion Art Wall and noted golf instructor Bob Boston at New Jersey, night Results: BW T del. Woodland 15-13, New Jersey — Recalled right wing returned Thursday to be presented Fighting Illini can be sure Coach "That says a lot about where our Sophomore Kevin Vidato scored Cyclones to a 113-55 rout of L.A. Lakers at Washington, night 15- 4, 15-6; Nichols det. Pub 15-3, Rocky 15-2, Trottler from Maine of the with the Heisman. Toski. Can;idian Al Balding was the only one to shoot 71 and no Augustana. Iowa Slate improved SANANTONID(96) 16- 14; Clark det. Crockett 15-13, 15-13, Lou Henson will remind them young team is right now,” Mis­ 12 points off the bench for the Denver at Cleveland, night American Hockey League. "You grow tired of just con­ one shot even-par 72 in the first round. to 4 0 while Augustana fell to 3-1. AHLstandings Dollas ot Chicago, night Bonks 3-7 041 6, Mitchell 12-26 3-3 27, 2-15; Tiern ey's det. B8.J 16-14, 9-15, New York Rangers — Traded defense­ about Thursday night’s game souri Coach Norm Stewart said. Huskies. Paul Fortier and Chris Phoenix at Golden State, night Gilmore 5-8 2-2 12, Gervin 13-24 4-5 M, ,15-5; Scissor det, Farr's 15-1, 15-0,15-8. man Dave Maloney and minor-league stantly turning around and shak­ against Missouri. ” We could have closed the gap to Welp added 10 each as Washington At Easton, Pa., freshman Billy Houston ot Portland, night Moore 1-5 0-0 2, O. Johnes 1-3 0-2 2, Notional — six Packers 16-2, Main defenseman Chris Renaud to Buffalo for ing hands and signing auto­ Northern Division Robertson 0-3 2-2 2, Poxson 2-7 1-2 5, Pub 15-3, North Enders 11-7, M P M 10-8, right wing Steve Patrick and English NBA player of month Illinois saw a seemingly safe four points but we didn’t take our improved to 4-0. Paul Robertson Hughes scored 12 of his 14 points in w L T Pts. GF GA Roberts 2-2 1-2 5, E. Jones 0-6 4-4 4, Lloyd's Auto Ports 8-10, Economy defenseman-left wing Jim Welmer; graphs," he said. "But then you 38-19 halftime lead nearly evapo­ time and get the good shot.” led St. Mary’s, 3-3, with 12 points the .second half to lift Lafayette to a Fredericton 17 6 1 35 105 80 Bullets 111. Pacers 106 McNamara 0-0 1-2 1. Totals 39-9) 18-22 Electric 8-10, Moon Unit 3-15, Tierney's returned left wing Randy Heath to New realize you're shaking hands with NEW YO R K — .Alex English, who averaged 29.9 points a game “ We were able to come back and Paul Pickett had 10. 45-43 victory over Princeton The Maine 13 9 3 29 106 79 PORTLAND (113) 2-16. Haven of the American Hockey League. rate when the host Tigers scored Adirondack 12 8 3 27 96 104 Results: Six det. Lloyd's 15-8, 15-5, people you’ve looked up to your in helping the Denver Nuggets to a 12-3 start this season. the first 13 points of the second when Missouri could have won it,” St, Mary’s shot 70 percent from game matehed coaches Butch Van Nova Scotia 10 13 3 23 98 115 IN D IA N A (106) Carr 5-1004) 10, Vondeweghe1)-183-325, 15-8; Pub det. M P M 15-13, 15-11, 15-13; Pittsburgh — Recalled goalie Michel whole life. Down the road I know Thur.s(1;iy was named the NBA Player of the Month for half. Fifth-ranked Illinois reco- ‘ Henson said. “ We just got it the field in the first half, yet trailed Breda Kolff of Lafayette and Pete Sherbrooke 11 16 1 23 90 108 Kellog 7-14 7-10 21, Williams 9-15 4-5 22, M. Thompson9-19 )0-1028, Poxson 10-191-2 North Enders del. Moon 16-14, 15-9, Dion from Baltimore of the American Stipanovich 8-12 1-2 17, Slchting 2-10 3-3 7, I’m going to look back and treasure November. vered for a 65-50 victory but the together.” 28-25 at halftime. Fortier broke a Carril of Princeton. (Jarril played Moncton 8 15 3 19 90 106 21, Valentine 5-14 1-1 H , Bowie 1-1 1-2 3, i 5j-I3,;^5 Economy det. Tierney's 15-5, Hockey League; traded defenseman To m this week,” Souinern Dlviilon Thomas 4-10 4-4 13, Gray 1-2 0-0 2, Drexler 2-3 04) 4, Colter 2-6 1-2 5, B, Thornburv to Quebec for minor-league scare won’t be forgotten for a long Anthony Welch and Bruce Dou­ 14-14 deadlock on a layup with 9:32 for Van Breda Kolff at Lafayette in Rochester 17 6 2 36 100 77 Fleming 6-11 2-2 14, Garnett 4-7 2-4 10, Thompson 0-504)0, K e r^ y 04)04)0. Totals American — Redwood Farms 15-2, goalie Brian Ford. Flutie believes that there is time. glas led Illinois with 12 points each. remaining in the half to give the the early 1950s and was an Blnyiiamton 14 9 3 Brown 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 41-82 23-30 106. 47-98 19-22 113. 31 118 94 Wafklns 15-3, Insurers 13-5, ABA Tool 8. Phlladelphio — Re-signed assist­ growing interest among N F L Bruins’ Keans undergoes surgery Huskies the lead for good. Baltimore 11 10 3 25 95 76 WASHINGTON (111) Son Antonio 21 31 27 17— 46 Die 5-13, Buffalo Water Tavern 4-14, ant coach E.J. McGulretoanew two-year ” I don't think we panicked,” Altenberger and Montgomery assistant coach under him at Springfield 10 13 2 22 96 109 Ballard 3-8 04) 6, Robinson 13-23 2-4 28, Portland 24 33 30 26— 113 Ambulance Service 1-17. contract. officials in acquiring his services. Henson said, “ What happened was each chipped in 10. In other games, Iowa State Princeton before becoming coach Ruland 10-14 7-11 27, Bradley 3-7 1-4 7, BOSTON (U P I) — Boston Bruins goaltender Doug Keans New Haven 8 12 3 19 93 101 Fouled out: None. Total fouls: San Results: Redwood det. BWT 15-7, Soccer In the past there was talk that at a normal thing. We hoped to Derrick Chievous was the only Coach Johnny Orr posted his 300lh of the Tigers, St. Catharines 8 14 3 19 83 109 Mdlone8-182-2l8, Johnson 7-162-316, Dove Antonio 22, Portland 25. Rebounds: San 15-10, 15-5; Insurers del. A B A 15-6, United Soccer League — Announced underwent surgery Thursday at Massachusetts General 1-3 3-4 5, McMillen 2-3 0-0 4,MahornO-0 5-foot-9’/4, he was too short to play Missouri player in double figures Hershev 6 14 4 16 90 102 Antonio 39 (Gilmore 9), Portland'48 shift of Oklahoma City franchise to Tulsa Hospital for ;i groin injury suffered during a practice earlier in increase our lead, but this shows a Thursday's Results 0-00,Totals47-9217-28111. (C arr 13). Assists: Son Antonio 24 lis^'u'io'l'5^°"‘''’' for the 1985 season. in the N FL, but now it looks as if 20-point lead at halftime isn’t with 14 points. Indiana 22 33 23 28 106 tile week. Nova Scotia 5, Sherbrooke 4 (Moore 11), Portland 27 (Valentine 13), he’ll be a first-round draft choice if always enough with 20 minutes to In the only other game involving St. Catharines 3, Binghamton 2 Washington 33 31 21 26— 111 Technical fouls: None. A-12,666. He is expected to be sidelined four to six weeks. Keans suffered Three-point goal— Thomas. Fouled he doesn't sign with the New play. It showed it takes 40 minutes a Top 20 team, Detlef Schrempf MAKE ROOM ON YOUR Friday's Gomes the injury Tuesday morning in a practice in Quebec. Adirondack at Baltimore out— Fleming. Total fouls— Indlano 32, Big East standings Jersey Generals of the USFL. to win a game.” scored 13 points to lift No. 8 St. Catharines at Binghamton Washington 25. Rebounds— Indiana 46 Bow ling •••••••••••••••••••••• " I’d like to give the N F L a shot," Keans has played in six games and has a 4-2 record with a 3.32 Moncton ot New Haven (Williams 9), Washington 36 (Robinson The Tigers, 2-3, had a chance to Washington to a 68-48 romp of St, Big East Conference O'oll he said. “ I don't know how things giKils against average. Hershev at Rochester 10), Assists— Indiana 17 (Thom as 4), W L W L pull within 38-34 but missed two Mary’s (Calif.). CHRISTMAS UST Maine at Springfield Washington 27 (Ruland, Bradley, John­ Georgetown 0 0 4 0 Radio, T V are going to go. but from what I Saturday's Gomes son 5). Technicol— Dove. A— 5,012. St. John's 0 0 3 0 Eastern Businessmen read in the newspapers things are FOR ONE OF THESE HOLIDAY Baltimore at Adirondack Syracuse 0020 Rochester at Binghamton Viltanovo 0 0 3 0 Pete Scott 149-392, John M artin 144, getting better and better. 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Central Methodist 74, McKendree57 EVERYONE WHO OWNS A CAR WILL APPRECIATE THESE MON. • FRI. 9-8; TUES., WED., THURS. 9-6; SAT. 9-4 Girls Basketball Denison 99, Cedarvllle 87 1220 MAIN ST.-OPEN EVraiNBS TIL 6^MANGHE8TEB Referee— Denis Morel. Fitch at East Cothollc, 1:30 Illinois 65, Missouri 50 OFFER GOOD WITH AD ONLY Expires Jan. '|, 1985 IH MANCIIKSTKH HKHAU), Fridiiy, Dfc 7. 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. KncLiy. Dec 7. 1984 19 . .643-2711 CLASSIFIED 643-2711 Classified.. 6? Business Opportunities Store Ottir e Soocr- Housebold Goods Rotes For odvertisements to be Notices Situation Wonted Resort Property Misr tor Sole 63 published Monday, the deed BUILDING/ 64 Minimum Chorge lei IHOUOAY/ iei IHOUDAY/ MISCELLANEOUS MISCELUNEOUS ICARS/TRUCKS CARS/TRUCKS L o s l'F o u n d Employment Into Misc lor Rent Home and Garde' line IS 2 30 p m on Friday $3 00 tor one day CONTRACTING 1 ° ' I seasonal ■O' I seasonal FOR SALE FOR SALE PETS FOR SALE FOR SALE P e rs o n a lf Instruction Wanted to Rent Pets 65 I ( 66 P e r W o rd ; Announcements Roommates Wanted M usicoi iteiT.s 1 7 d o v s 20C Read Your Ad CAR RADIO — Excellent LOVE M E AND G IVE Me 1982 NISSAN SENTRA A u ctio n s RetreationO' item 67 LEON CIESZYNSKI CARPENTERS! Combi­ 1976 FORD PINTO STA condition. High powered. A Home — Mixed block WAGON — Exceptional Real Estate A ntiques 68 3 S d a y s 18C Classified advertiseme''ts BU ILD E R — New homes, nation steel square. Ex­ TION WAGON — Good Services Includes Dolby NR, Boss cellent condition. $6. Lab, 9 months old. Coll condition. Some body condition. Rust proofed. Homes for Sole Tag Sa'es 69 6 d a y s 16C are loKcn by telephone os a additions, remodeling, rec rooms, garages, kit­ and Trebble controls and Phone 649-2433. evenings, 646-8400. work. New tires. Re­ IS.OOOmlles. Asking $5390. Condominiums Servires Ottered Wonted to D y 70 76 d a y s 12C con yenience LIVING Financial chens remodeled, ceil­ m ore. $90. Call 646-1063 cently inspected. Cali 649- Call 647-1743. Lots Land for Sale Painting Papering H q p p v A d s: The Manchester Herald s after 4:Mpm. Mortgages ' • ings, both tile, dormers, TWO STEEL BELTED {MUSICAL 3782. Investment Property Building Contracting $3 00 p e r c o lu m n in c h resDunsible only tor one mco' RADI ALS — White walls. la FORD CARGO VAN — 2 Personal Loans roofing. Residential or CHRISTMAS TREES Business Properly Rooting Siding rect_inscrtion and then oniy ANTIQUE BUREAU, HR-78-15. $60 oolr. Call JO {item s 1975 A M C HORNET 1978 E-2S0 high m lleoge In su ro n ce ^ Automotive Deadlines commercial. 649-,^l. Resort Property Heoting Plumbing tor the sire of the origmoi Bedroom va n ity and coat 643-6928. WAGON — Automotic, vehicles, both hove had Wanted to Borrow 19 Lewis St., Manchester rock. $99 for all, but will F lo o rin g So Cars TrucKs lor Sole For clossified advertise in s e rtio n CARPENTRY AND RE­ M E M P H IS ELECTRIC power steering, air con­ engines replaced. $4500 sell separate. Call 643- HAIR CUTTING SET — GUITAR and cose, takes both. Coll 871-1111. Income To* Service 57 Motorcycles Bicycles ments to be published Tues Errors wh'ch do not lesse" MODELING SERVICES (Behind Barn) ditioning, cruise control. 1516 otter 5:30pm. Clippers with ottoch- Hohner 40 watt omplifler. Very cleon. SIOOO. Coll Rentals Services Wanted 58 Rec Vehicles day through Soturday, the the volue of the advertisement — Complete home re­ Employment pairs and remodeling. ments, scissors Call 643-4149. 643-4091. TIRED OF WAITING Rooms for Rent Auto Services deadline is noon on the day will not be corrected by on OPEN SAT. & SUN. For Sale Quollty work. Referen­ BEAUTIFUL BARBIE combination. Like new. FOR YOU NEW HONDA? & Education Apartments for Rent Autos tor Rent Lease before publication. addilionol insertion ces, licensed and Insured. DOLL DRESSES, Polo- $5. Call 647-1816. 1979 DODGE D-100 I deliver most models Holidov'Seosonol 61 M is c A u to m o tiv e 9:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. Help Wanted 21 Homes for Rent Call 646-8165. mas, $1. Complete wed­ PICKUP — 6 cylinder, 3 within 2 weeks. Call Gary ding outfit, $4. Brides­ BOY CABBAGE PATCH {an t iq u es speed, with cap. Good W inn at 623-8809 o r 741- maids, $2.75. Call DUMAS ELECTRIC — KIDS — Best Offer. Call condition. Call 525-3709 3401. $16 - ANY TREE 643-6452. Thursday after 6pm, Sot­ ANTIQUES AND ISTORE AND Lights dimming? Fuses days, 1-456-1992 evenings. r^HDMES n o HOMES blowing? Repairs, Im­ urday morning and Sun­ COLLECTIBLES- WIN Notices lOFFICE SPACE FUR JACKETS AND Full purchase outright or sell MOTORCYCLES/ HELP WANTED HELP WANTED 1 ^ FDR SALE FOR SALE provements and addi­ day a ll day, 649-0509. 1976 CHRYSLER COR­ HELP WANTED HELP WANTED length fur coats in good on commission. House lot tional circuits. Fully li­ DOBA — Automatic, BICYCLES or single piece. Tele­ ( EXCELLENT BUSINESS condition. Medium size. power steering, brakes, censed, Insured. Coll 647-9546 ANTIQUE WOOD COAL HAIR DRESSER SUPERINTENDENT J— PART TIME CLERICAL R easonable. C a ll 649- phone 644-8962. air. Regular gas. Asking PART TIME — Home. LOCATION — Landlord 646-5253 anytim e. STOVE, shaker grates, 1978 HOMDA CT70 — 3 WANTED — Port time. Live in position at the POSITION Afternoons. 0734. 1800. Runs exceiient. Call LOST AND FOUND Small, large family. Eat will pay all utilities for metal cabinet, $100. AN­ speed automatic, $400. Coll 644 2435. Bennet Housing Develop­ Some typing required. 643-9708; 428 Lake Street, free. Fantastic foods. these four offices. All IHEATING/ FLEXABLE FKTER — 5 TIQUE dark finish side­ 1979 YAMAHA GT80 — ment. Position involves Earn money. Call 228- Call 646-2839. located in o colonial In ft. long, like new. $40. HOUSEHDLD AFGHANS — Different TAG SALES Bolton. Dirt bike, $350 Call 643- LOST — 3 year old DAY COMPANION FOR cleaning hallways and » I plumbing sizes and patterns. Reas­ board, excellent condi­ 0531, recording. Manchester. High visibil­ Phone 6 4 6 - GDDDS tio n , $55. Coll 647-0467. 4149. Golden Retriever, mole, ELDERLY oerspo in light maintenance. Must XTRA MART CONVEN­ onable. Ladies coat - 1976 CHRYSLER COR­ ity at $1000 per month. 2218.$a,b2,tclas61 DON’T FORGET — AN­ onswers to nome of your home, if interested have experience. Call IENCE STORE — All D.W. Fish, Befter/Homes London Fog, new, size 16. DOBA — Automatic, FULL AND PART TIME FOGARTY BROTHERS FLEXABLE FLYER — 5 TIQUE SHOW & Sale, "King". Vicinity of Com colt 644-3716 after 7pm. 528-6522. shifts available. Retail R easonable. C a ll 644- power steering, brakes, RECREATION Help Wanted to work in Garden Realty, 6713-1591. — Bathroom remodel­ ft. long, like new. $40. 2 EIGHT STRING December 8th, Waddell bridge Drive, East Hart kitchen with other girls store related experience ing; Installation water 2376. air: Regular gas. Asking VEHICLES fo rd , 11/29/84. Licensed Phone 646-2218. CLOTHES Line post of School, 163 Broad Street, ( making sandwiches and helpful but not neces­ LIGHT INDUSTRIAL heaters, garbage dispo­ $600. Runs excellent. Call in East Hampton, Moss. GRANDMOTHER I V2" galvanized pipe. $20. Manchester. other kitchen duties. Coll sary. Apply In person at SPACE — 1600 sa. ft. In a sals; faucet repairs. 649- FIVE PIECE MAPLE H-O TRAIN SET — Many 643-9708: 428 Lake Street, SNOWMOBILE, 1975 C ollect: I-4I3-527-8170, or WANTED — Profes­ teo IHDUSEHDLD Call 643-6801. 649-0305. 404 Hartford Road, Man­ good location. D.W. Fish, 4539. V iso /M o ste rC a rd TWIN BEDROOM S E T - extras, a perfect gift. $200 Bolton. SKIDOO TNT 340 - Good sional couple seeking Charles King, 568-1958. MECHANIC NEEDED chester o r call 649-2337, Better/Homes, Garden accepted. ■0‘ Igddds Excellent condition. $450. o r best o ffe r. Call 646-5550 condition. $450 Call 647 REW ARD $100. above to care for tour for Hartford area forklift ZENNY'S RESTAU­ ask for Patrick. Realty, 643-1591. Evenings, 649-2996. a fte r 6pm. MARTHA WASHING­ WANTED GIVE YOUR budget a 9909 after 5pni. year old daughter on distributor. Good wages RANT HAS Immediate USED REFRIGERA­ TON SEWING STAND — TO BUY boost! Sell those still- 7 those occasions when m i­ and benefits: Contact 243- openings tor experienced MAIN STREET — Store T O R S , WASHERS, TWIN BEDROOM S E T- PORCH HEATER, $20. E xcellent condition. Old. I good but no-longer-used Employment nor Illnesses prevent her in Lorger Siies 5556. food servers and bar­ tor rent. Approximately FLOORING Ranges - clean, guaran­ Excellent condition! Silver Fox Cape, $100. $85. Coll 646-1625. Items In your home for from attending nursery WANTED — Skis, boots tenders. All shifts availa­ INSTRUCTION 240 sq. ft. For m ore teed, parts and service. Four pieces and mirror. Diatom Filter, $30. Space cash. Coll 643-2711 to school. Your home or Pine. Best otter. Call for 5 year old, skis about & Education ble. Apply in person, Information call 563-4438 F L O O R S A N D IN G — Low prices. B.D. Pearl & Heoter, garage or shop, place your ad. ours. References re­ TO RENT 643-4022. CANDLE MAKING KIT 41", boots around 1. Call INSPECTOR -- For first Monday through Friday, or 529-7858. Floors like new. Special­ Son, 649 Main Street, $50. 646-5150. quired. Call 646-5119. — Plus 3 refills. Un­ 646-6566. piece and final inspection 2-5pm, 625 Middle Tpke., First floor -4 room apartment. 2 bedrooms, stove, refrigerator, izing in older floors, natu­ 643-2171. Court of Probote, District of opened packages. Excel­ Manchester in aircraft oriented ipb Mansfield, Four Corners. dishwasher, garage for 1 car, fully insulated Pay own utilities SUITABLE FOR SE­ ral and stained floors. No LARGE SELECTION OF No pets Located in residential area of Manchester wit hin walk­ Used metal office desks. lent Christmas gift for WANTED — Second hand NOTICE OF HEARING shop, 5 years minimum CERTIFIED MATH IN­ CRETARIAL Services, waxing anymore. John HOTPOINT ELECTRIC MISCELUNEOUS ESTATE OF HELP WANTED SECRETARY — Full time ing distance to shopping & bus. Oneyear lease. Security Depo­ age 10 o r over. $8.50 fo r piano. Interested In up­ experience required. STRUCTOR — Tutors all sit. $525 per month Available Jan. 1st. attorney, accountant. In­ V e rfa llle . Call 646-5750. STOVE — 40", avocado, FOR SALE $35 and up. Office chairs, RICHARD BOISSONNEAU a ll. Coll 649-4339. right or console for fam­ Apply in person: Connec­ position, duties include: surance and so fo rth . double oven, light, timer. tables, filing cabinets, Pursuant to on order of Hon grades, SAT preparation ily eniovment. Call 643- WMliom E. FitzGerald. EXCELLENT INCOME ticut Valley Machine, 580 Typing, answering In Moth and English. Second floor -4 room apartrhent. 2 bedrooms, fully applianced. East Center Street, Good condition. $175, office partitions from a FOR Part Time home phones, filing, good apti­ garage lor 1 car. pay own utilities. No pets. Centrally located re­ HOLIDAY/ large insurance com­ 7170. Judge, doted December S, Nutmeg Road North, LEGAL SECRETARY — Computer In basic lan­ ground floor, parking, best offer. Coll 649-1522. LARGE FREEZER, en­ HOLIDAY CRAFT SALE 1984 Q heorlng will be held on assembly work. For in­ tude with figures, use of sidential area within walking distance to bus & shopping One SEASONAL pany. Call 649-9953. South Windsor. Full time or part time. guage. Call 649-5453. year lease, Security Deposit $525 per month Available Jan utilities Included. $325 I cyclopedia set, 10 gallon — Unique handmade or­ on oppllcotlon praying for fo rm a tio n call 1-504-641- basic office machines. Flexible hours. Manches­ DINING ROOM SET — aquarium complete, the appointment of a trustee 1st monthly. Keith Real Est­ naments, gifts. Theorem for 0 missing person os In 8003, Ext. 8201. Call for appointment 643- ter. With experience in ate, 646-4126. MANY SETS OF OUT­ Approximately 50 years child's desk workcase COCKTAIL TABLE, RECEPTIONIST/TY- 4161, Manchester. paintings. Saturday, De­ Automotive sold application on file more shorthand and typing, Real Estate Wi can tiilp you becomt a DOOR CHRISTMAS old, very good condition. and chair, two air condi­ CHAIRS, handmade cem ber 8th, 10am to 3pm, fully oppeors* at the Court of BABYSITTERC with own PIST — Must be an D aytim e, 643-5820; even­ “REALE" PROFESSIONAL! Lights, nativity set, Frost Table, 6 chairs, buffet, tioners and a small braided rugs, house- Probate on December 30. organized person with 220 Scott Drive. 1984 at 11:15 A.M. ransportation — For 2 ings, 643-7135. Call 646-4S2S. and nk lor Dan. the Snowman. Call 644- china closet. $475 or best child's rocking chair. plants. Reasonoble. Pri­ year old boy, 5 mornings good typing, filing expe­ OFFICE WORKER — ,1-1 RESORT ICARS/TRUCKS Dionne E. Yuslnos. Full time, figure apti­ 8806 o r 644-9793. offer. Coll 647-0849. Call 646-7429. vate home. Call 649-6486. Ass't. Clerk a week. Call 647-8261. rience. Pleasant tele­ PAINTING FOREMAN D.F. REALE, INC. *0 PROPERTY DEPRESSIONA GLASS FDR SALE 017-12 phone personality and a tude, typing, customer |o i IHOMES Punch Bowl and Stand, 25 contact and other gen­ — Call between 6-7om fiMf Ealata COOK-CHEF — Full time strong math aptitude for i^ ' I for s a le IT» ■rt.lt., ■nitllWr, Ct. cups. Royal Ruby patt­ eral and varied office only, 644-0585 or 644-0036. STOWE, VERMONT — 1971 DODGE DART INVITATION TO BIO #787 position opening up in diversified duties on M 6 - 4 S 8 S A-Frame, 4 bedroom, 2 ern. $75. Phone 649-7375. COMPUTEBB presently expanding res­ front desk. Call for ap­ duties. FuM benefit pro­ SWINGER — Nice condi­ M ECHANIC W ANTED — ACTIVE N' ABLE baths, spectacular view ’ The Boord of Education, 110 taurant in Vernon. Super- pointm ent 646-4048. D y­ gram, including dental tion, small V-8, auto­ Long HIM Drive, East Hart­ for cars and trucks, own REALTY NEEDS LIST­ of Mount Mansfield, rent yisory experience pre­ namic Metal Products, paid. Call 528-1815. TWO ROTOR ANTENNA matic, power steering. ford, CT. will receive sealed tools. Good benefits. Coll INGS! It you're selling weekly. Call 647-8312. bids for COMPUTERS. Bid ferred. Exceiient pay and Inc. with controls. $25 each. $800. Call m ornings, 742- 289-7797. your properly call Jack 9600. Information and specifica­ benefifs. Call 649-1672and RDOMS APARTMENTS Call 646-1776 afte r Spm. tions ore ovalloble at the Bu­ MEDICAL RECEPTION­ Lappen at 643-4263. siness Office. Sealed bids will ask lor Gil or Jay. IST — For extremely FOR RENT FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS OFFICE PERSON — For CASHIER — For conven- I ( 1973 VOLKSWAGON SU­ be received until 10:30 a.m. busy 4 doctor practice. Monday, Dec. 17, 1984. at EASY ASSEMBLY telephone answering, iencestore. Hours: 11-pm GLASTONBURY — Cus­ FOR RENT GLASS AND WOOD COF­ P E R B E E T LE — Semi au­ Must have medical office MANCHESTER — Fully MANCHESTER — Avail­ I tomatic, AM/FM radio, which time they will be pub­ WORK! $600per 100. Gua­ cashier and light book­ to 7am, 5 nights. Paid tom built by owner. FEE TABLE, contempor­ licly opened ond read aloud. experience and be capa­ furnished Including able Immediately. One, Christmas Gift Guide 40,000 m iles. $800. Call ranteed payment. No Ex- keeping duties. See M r. medical, dental and va­ $199,900. Three bedroom EAST HARTFORD — sin­ a ry, $25. Call 646-7742 The Board of Education res­ ble of answering and stove, refrigerator, bed, two and three bedroom erves the right to accept or perience/No Sales. De­ Carter, Carter Chevrolet, cation. Over 18, Call 649- contemporary, stone gle car oarage for rent. a fte r Spm. 232-5869 evenings, 566- taking charge of tele­ bureau. $50 per week plus apartm ents. $400, $455, 6213 days. relect any or alt bids or the tails send self-addressed 1229 Main Street, Man­ 9117 mornings only. fireplace, sunken living $35 monthly. Call 643- right to waive technicoi for­ phones, making appoint­ 2 weeks security. Call $520, heat and hot water stamped envelope; chester, 646-6464. room, qir conditioning, 6712. malities If It Is In the best In­ ments and various re­ 646-8877. Included. J.D. Real Est­ ELAN-VITAL-173, 3418 iacuzzi, 44 ft. deck and FOR SALE: Full length 1974 THUNDERBIRD — terest to do so. lated office duties ate, 646-1980. Automatic. Power steer­ Richard A. Huot Enterprise Road, Ft. TEACHER AIDE — Full much more. Appoint­ Leather Coat, light Director Including typing. Full FURNISHED RODM — In ing, windows and seat. Pierce, FL 33450. OFFICE DUTIES — In­ time beginning January, ment only. Pricipals Fruit Baskets Country Christmas brown, size 5. Excellent Business Services time, Monday through private home. Share ba­ TWO, THREE AND FIVE ROOMMATES A ir conditioned. 90,000 cluding typing and book­ 1985 at a private school only. Call 633-3974. condition. $50. Call 643- 016-12 Friday, Contact Mrs. throom. Central location, ROOM Apartments — No WANTED miles. Original owner. keeping. Permanent part for autistic children, ages ( FANCY FRUIT BASKETS — Order AWAITING YOU ARE Bears by the 1814. 8209*^ CASHIER FOR MID­ Noonan at 646-0314. 4-10. EOE. Replyto: Com­ on busline. Working gen­ appliances. No pets. Se­ early. Also Wicker Items. 20% Off All Bevy - Geese by the Goggle - Ducks by Body needs work. Asking INVITATION TO BID NIGHT SHIFT — 12 mid­ time, afternoons. Brai- Sealed bids will be received 38-50 ’ munity Child Guidance tleman, non-drinker. Call c u rity. Call 646-2426 week­ FEMALE TO SHARE, Wicker. PERO FRUIT STAND — 276 the Dozen - Ornaments by the Treeful - $1200. Call 649-9404 or night to 6am. $3.50 an nard Industrial Park, REAL ESTATE S H O W -C A S E PLATE In the Office of-the Director A graceful stylo /o r the Preschool, 317 North I«7 I 643-7760. days, 9om to Spm. large, five-room apart­ Oakland Street, Manchester. 643-6384. Sheep by the Flock and Irene by the 547-0080. hour, 36 hours per week. Hartford. Call tor ap­ TELLER — Mature Indi­ GLASS — Measures 71" of General Services. 41 Cen­ woman with the lar,|:er Main Street, Manches­ 1^' IWANTED ment in three-tamlly' door at the CRAFTSMEN'S GALLERY, ter Street. Manchester, Con­ Over 18. Call 649-0140. pointm ent 525-3141. vidual desired for full long, 21'/*" wide, V*" aize figure with bow-tied te r, CT 06040. VERNON — New 2 bed­ home. Quiet neighbor­ 4i « « * >l< 58 Cooper Street, Manchester. 647-8161. 1973 DATSUN — Always necticut. until DECEMBER time position at Coventry RDOM FDR MATURE thick, 70V*" long, 18" 20, 1984 at 11:00 o.m. for the neckline and easy-front LAND WANTED — Pri­ room townhouse. Fully hood in East Hartford," starts. New tires, battery, pleats. Branch of Heritage Sav­ WDRKItgG Person. Kit­ wide, V*” th ick. $40 or following: vate party wants residen­ applianced kitchen, wall lust 10 minutes from '. * * Ik * * carburetor, alternator. <1) DIESEL FUEL No. 8209 with Photo- ings. For appointment chen privileges. Utilities. Tools best offer. Phone 742- TOWN OF MANCHESTER DISHWASHERS — One tial land In Bolton/Man- to wall carpet. Finished Pratt & Whitney. Ample • Good mileage, uses regu­ (2) SALE OF RECYCLED Guide IS in Sizes 38 to 60. contact 742-7321. EOE. Near bus line. Referen­ 6016. for mornings, one for chester area. Reasonably basement/rec room, 2 p a rk in g , g a rden. $140 ^ SHOP BLISH HARDWARE, 793 Main Gift Shirts lar gos. Recently re­ MIXED METALS Size 40, 44 bust, 2% yards evenings. Apply In per­ ces. Security deposit re­ full baths. $575 per Street for the Do-It-Yourselfer, registered and passed The Town of Manchester Is 60-inch. Recreation Department priced. Call 633-0335. quired. $50 weekly. Call plus half utilities. Call on equal opportunity em­ son: Johnnies Brass Key, month, utilities not In­ 289-2573 a fte r 5 p.m. Complete line of tools. Open Dally PERSONAL TEE — Personalized Fun emissions test. It Isn't ployer, and reaulres on affir­ TO OROni. uad $3.00 fw atsk Part-time 829 Main Street, 643-0456. cluded. Peterman 8:30am to 5:30om and Thursday and Sportswear. Great Gifts for TYCO HO-SCALE COM­ pretty but It works. $800. mative action policy for all of Cltem. alu Mt nr peitao aaO MACHINISTS Manchester. Realty, 649-9404, 647-1340. evenings for the Holidays. 643-4121. Christmas. "The Original Tee Shirt PLETE Electric Train Call 875-0610. Its Contractors and Vendors •4lla(. SERVICES os a condition of doing busi­ $4.50 per hour • Surface Grinders LET YOUR newspaper Store For Over 10 Years" 825 Moln Set, with extra track. $25. l u i a nam n help vou keep fruit lars MANCHESTER — Clean OFFERED ness with the Town, os per r aaraM • Bridgepoil/EDM rooms for rent. 24 hour THREE ROOMS — 3rd * m * * 4> Street, Manchester. 646-3339. Coll 646-4848. 1974 FIAT 1V8 SPORT L — Federal Order 11346. 10-15 hours per week sparkling clean and floor, heat and applian­ To be used tor ports. Cdll Bid Forms, plans and specifi­ I n o Sat. • , S M rk ta (2nd Shift) MATURE sweet smelling. Wash security. Maid and linen cations ore avolloble at the lta« fta lc N.T. lOOM ces. $375 per month. ODD JOBS, Trucking. * Ik * Ik 4i sharp car loaded Connecticut Valley Coin Company, 805 MANCHESTER — Spa­ CEILINGS REPAIRED Main Street, 643-6295. Open 9am to 4pm, % 0 0 0 ’ 1 0 ,2 0 0 AWAK.eHtb By Excellent Income cious and charming 3 or REPLACED with dry- Monday through Friday, Saturdays, ybOE. iCrffeN is 'frtepe's bedroom apartment wall. Call evenings, Gary 9om to 3pm. stock #2078 stock #2081 available Immediately. Typewriters No 5 Noo2«. CoNTfti. M cHugh, 643-9321. for the NEWSPAPER CARRIERS $575 Includes heat, hot * * * * * YALE TYPEWRITER SERVICE — water and garage. Phone NAME YOUR OWN Typewriters rebuilt. Portable 1982 PIVMOUTH 1 9 8 2 DODGE 1978 CHRYSUR right people. NEEDED Rose o r Don, 646-8646 - PRICE — Father and son. Antiques Typewriters from $35. Soles and 646-2402. Fast, dependable ser­ Service. Typewriter and Adding REIIANT ARIES RED GOOSE FARM ANTIQUES — M achines. 41 Purnell Place, U 8A R O N In Manchester Area vice. Painting, Paper­ 4 Dr, sedan, grained, auto, 4 Dr., Sedan, yellow, auto, hanging & Removal. Call Goose Lone, Coventry has a "Thirst Aid M anchester. 649-4986. 2 Dr., Coupe, auto, power STORE AND power steering, power power steering, power Miln St. 1-104 Lilac St. Judith 644-0585 or 644-0036. K it" Guess what goes In the violl 4I 41 4I 4I 4i steering, power brakes, air, 0 OFFICE SPACE Thursdav-Sundov, 12-5pm, 742-9137. brakes, cruise, stereo, air brakes, cruise, stereo, air stereo, leather interior Pins HIM St. Center St. Wetherell SL Piease contact Jeanne Gift Certificates Stock #2063 Stock #2061 Stock #5039A Woodland St. Strang St. Keeney SI MANCHESTER — 2 of­ ■^BUILDING/ THRIFT SHOPPERS Appreciate GIFT Jotoph St. Hilliard SL fice suite, bathroomi $250 I 2 ^ cdntracting Nllee Dr. monthly Including heat. CERTIFICATES for Christmas from the at 647-9946 Marble SI. N. Main St. Francae Hayes Corp. 646-0131. PENNY SAVER, 46 Purnell Place, GrIatNold SL FARRAND REMODEL­ Manchester. ▲ CARDINAL BUICK McCabe Si. Diane Dr. ING — Cabinets, roofing, Stock SL Horace Hackmatack SI. Hundreds of readers turn gutters, room additions, Trumbull St. to Classified every day decks, all types of remo­ 81 Adams St — Manchester searching tor some pPr' deling and repairs. FREE ticular Item. W ill your ad estimates. Fully insured. be there? 643-2711. Telephone 643-6017, a fte r ^ 649-4571 6pm, 647-8509. a “A Touch Above First Class”