U — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Nov. 9, 1983
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Rainy and windy Manchester, Conn. Thursday, Nov. 10, 1983 * 6Vs Rm, immediate occupancy tonight and Friday ^ Large lot with trees — See page 2 ilanrhratrr Single copy; 254 * Well insulated Mmlh * Unique fireplace * Formal dining room ^ Front to back living room * 3 bedrooms * Built in*s Syrians fire on U.S. jets over Beirut ^ City utilities TR IPO LI, Lebanon (U PI) - Syria-backed offensive to crush his refugee camp. How ever, Arafat 'appearing a Navy F-14 pilot reported what diately clear which side was * The Price Is Right! $89,900. Syrian gunners fired on U.S. F-U army in Lebanon. "Yesterday, a new Syrian div cheerful and confident said he appeared to be anti-aircraft fire. responsibile for violating a cease Tomcats over Beirut today and State-run Beirut radio said the ision — a mechanized division — thought he could hold out in Tripoli The aircraft was in no danger and fire between Arafat’s guerrilla Syrian tanks were rep ort^ ad- city of at least 150,000 people came began to enter the Lebanese and would stay until leaders of the continued its mission." force and the Palestinian rebels New Home in Vernon .vancing on Tripoli amid renewed under intensive artillery fire soon territory from the north. One city asked him to go which he said The spokesman would not say- trying to end his 14-year reign as Take advantage of the new CHFA Realty Co., Inc. rebel attacks on Yasser Arafat's afterward, shattering a cease-fire brigade had already arrived yes contended they have not done so how many American planes were chief of the Palestine Liberation Financing that is coming out soon, northern stronghold. 18 hours after it took effect terday at night. And they began in far. in the area when the Syrian Organization. buy now! «4 3 -2 6 9 2 The attack on the American Wednesday night. action from this moment now,” Hours earlier, Syria said its gunners opened fire. Arab diplomatic reports from Robert D. Murdock, Realtor warplanes was the first direct "A s you are observing, this said Arafat. gunners fired at four U.S. F-14 The attack came amid a general dissident sources in Damascus confrontation between American cease-fire is very weak," Arafat "This means we are facing two Tomacts today as they flew over military mobilization in Syria and said the cease-fire worked out by and Syrian forces in Lebanon and said, grinning as artillery shells divisions from the Syrian army. Syrian positions in Lebanon at 7:35 fears in Damascus that the U.S. the foreign ministers of Saudi 0 . came amid heightened tension slammed into the Beddawi camp 2 900 to 1,000 Libyan troops plus part a.m. local time. forces were planning a retaliatory Arabia, Kuwait and Qatar was 9 between the two nations in the miles from his headquarters in the of the PLA (Palestine Liberation "Our ground defenses con strike for the bombing of the U.S. conditional on Arafat’s departure i L u m wake of the Oct. 23 bombing of the center of Tripoli. Army) under Syrian control. fronted the planes and forced them Marine headquarters in Beirut. from north Lebanon. U.S. Marine heaquarters in Beirut. Arafat told reporters his mil "In my opinion, they are prepar to return toward the sea," a In recent months, the Damascus But in an interview with the Clashes broke out shortly after itary intelligence units told him ing to invade the city from north, communique broadcast by state- regime of President Hafez Assad United Arab Emirates newspaper, has deployed advanced Soviet Al Khaleej. Arafat denied reports 156 E Center St noon north of Tripoli on the edge of two Syrian divisions backed by south and east.” run Damascus radio said. the Beddawi Palestinian refugee tanks were advancing on Tripoli Arafat admitted his situation A Pentagon spokesman said. missiles manned by Soviet person of his imminent departure from M anchester camp, where Arafat’s guerrillas but that loyalist forces halted the was "very tough because of the "W e got a report that while flying nel inside its territory. northern Lebanon as "mere •****^*‘'; ""ri". . ♦ sf*. • *■ were fighting off an eight-day attack at the Beddawi Palestinian "Syrian-Libyan massing.” reconnaissance in the Beirut area In Tripoli, it was not imme illusions." MANCHESTER $59,500 NEW USTIN6 Low. low rates with C H FA on this sparkling 2 bedroom home! NEW USTIN6 IR WIUIMANTIC m $72,500 Tenderly cared for and in excellent condition it has a totally re Lovtiy ihTM betWoom home, in nice retidentiel neighborhood. Immecu- leal Estate Adams Street work almost finished Lovoly rasldonUal area turroundo thit Itwee bedroom rvich Large rec novated bath, extra insulation and lots of style Call our Man late thru out. Two stoves one wood and one coal heat tha entka houae. room, roomy kHcben and living room with wall to wall carpeting, attached Larga lot with woodad raar of lot G O O D C.H F A CAND ID ATE. al only 646-2000 two car garage and economical gae heat. Immediate occupancy available. chester office to see this charmer 643-4060 153.900 00 Call today for more information Bridges to reopen this month
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Anyone who drives a passenger car or a truck weighing up to five tons should be able CHFA PRICE RANC6E MANCHESTER $68,900 to cross the Union Street Bridge by the IT SPARKLES Just Listed! Wonderful family home with 3 bedrooms, fire- NEW USTim m ANDOVER beginning of December, Town Engineer This Ihrae bedroom Colonial is to dean It sparklet. Move right in and placed Living Room, fully applianced kitchen which includes A lot Of houta for the money 6 room ranch on Andover/BoHon line, 3 car Walter Senkow said this morning. en|oy the fireplacad living room, formal dining room and tunny Florida dishwasher Wall to wall carpeting, dining room and rec. room garage, formal dining room, lovely pir»e living room with ftrapiece. rec room. Ecorromical gat heal, ceramic tile bath, lots of clotett and garage room and 4 bedrooms Lovely corner lot with matured pine treed II About $35,000 worth of repairs to the Garage, treed lot and fenced rear yard. Washer A dryer are in- $89.900 00 N toot Aluminum tided for easy-care. See it today. 166.000 "CHFA BARGAIN duded. Call for appointment at 643-4060. bridge should be complete by late No W i can help you become a Aluminum Sided Cape just waiting for youll 6 rooms, 3 good sized bedrooms. vember and the administration hopes it can "REALE" PROFESSIONAL! . TEDFORD 2 full baths, Appliances. Extremely be reopened sometime around Thanksgiv Call 646^25. and ask lor Dan. ca REAL ESTATE, INC. large lot, on quiet street. Close to ing, Senkow said. He predicted it will be open by Dec. 1 if not in November. FREE school and church. Desirable Area. D.F. REALE, INC. Perfect yard for growing children. In addition, the new Adams Street Bridge flaal Cttata e v a l u a t io n 64 7-9914 I IS iw . a..rtim«. Cl. REAL ESTATE SERVICES Owners Anxious: Must SelT. should be open Nov. 18, state Inspector 646-4525 223 East Cantar St., Manchaalar 6<3 1044 Rt. 44A Bo lto n Roland Mihok said today. At that time, he said, the new bridge will be ready and a 0 nearby state road-paving contract will be D complete. f 11 f f "W e’re almost finished," Mihok said, MOST FOR MONEY adding that construction workers are awaiting a seal that should arrive in the next few days. The section of Adams Street between Hilliard Street and where Adams becomes New State Road will all be resurfaced, he said. Herald photo by Tarqulnio The Town Engineering Department has V scheduled a final inspection of the Adams Temporary repairs began Tuesday on the Union Street Bridge. Street Bridge next week. Repairs making the bridge safe for vehicles up to five tons are Also in the works this fall are about $6,000 in repairs to the Olcott Street Bridge. They expected to be complete by Dec. 1. The bridge appears without its >/uo Trails Eatataa will be conducted "as soon as possible” sidewalk, which has been removed. Part of the roadway has been Brand new 8 Room Contemporary, 2 car garage- after a bid opening Nov. 22, Senkow said. walled off tor a sidewalk. simply gorgeous, too many features to mention. The repairs are needed because a car Directions - Main St. to Charter Oak to Highland to crashed through the guardrail on the south Birch Mountain Rd. to sign Blue Trails Estates MANCHESTER $550,000 side of the bridge in September and ended Bridge in Greenwich collapsed last July. Black and Warner Construction of Union- South Windsor up in the river. Senkow said rebuilding the The administration determined that the ville, will also encase the piers of the bridge guardrail, using some of the original bridge, which has had weight restrictions in in concrete for protection, pack concrete Timber Ridge 10 room Manchester, Conn. - Newer materials, could take about two weeks. He effect for several years, was unsafe for under girders and replace a rusted bearing Laurie Pallas Raised Ranch. 4-5 bed 8000 Sq. Ft. Comm.-Prof-Prop said the bridge probably will not have to be traffic. plate. Whan you list your house with Laurie Pallas, you closed during repairs. The bridge, which spans the Hockanum The town is in the processs of considering never have to ask "When is my house going to be adver tised?" rooms, main floor family erty on 2 plus Acres with 1-86 The Olcott Street repairs will be paid for River and is one of Manchester’s north- which engineering firm it should recom With Ed Gorman’s Continuous Advertising Plan. room, lower level rec room, Access. Call Merrill Lynch by insurance funds from the accident and south connectors, will eventually be re mend to state and federal planners for the Laurie can guarantee that a picture of your house will are estimated at $6,000. Senkow said he placed by a new structure. Meanwhile, the preliminary design work on the new bridge, be In a leading real estate paper until your house is sold Realty and ask for Peter Miller hopes a contractor will be chosen shortly 3 fireplaces, 2 baths, in Harald photo by Tarquinlo Board of Directors has authorized repairs Senkow said. He said a committee compris AN D at no cost to you. South Windsor - Now Listing 872-7T77 after the bids are opened Nov. 22 at 11 a.m. to make it safe for automobile and limited ing himself. Town Planning Director Alan Laurie says that people who are ready to buy houses ground pool. since the rebuilding should not be con always look in this paper. So II you want buyers to see Almost an acre. Large Ranch in great area. 12 x Construction workers Jerry Hodge and John Belonick begin truck traffic. F. Lamson and Water Department Admin ducted in cold weather. your house in every Issue, call Laurie now at 646-4040. $129,900 ^ 18 Master Bedroom - Huge Walkout Rec Room reinforcement work on the bridge, which spans the Hockanum The repairs include removing a sidewalk istrator Frank T. Jodaitis has recom with Wet Bar. Garage. Only $72,500. The Union Street Bridge has been closed from the east side of the bridge, walling off mended three engineering firms to Public River. About $35,000 worth of repairs will make the Union Street on the orders of Town General Manager part of the Roadway as a sidewalk and Works Director George Kandra, who will f ’7 Merrill Lynch Bridge safe for vehicle traffic up to five tons. Robert B. Weiss since just after the Mianus installing new railings. The contractor, decide which one to recommend. ED GORMAN REALTY WORLD* — FmctwU* AttocIlMt U&R REALTY CO. 497 Buckland Road. P O Box 623 Associates South Windsof. CT 06074 Realty Bus (203)644-3461 f n 504 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST 643-2692 REAUY WORLD. Lou Howtand {•eh cXf«e KtRoanOfit o w n « 0 ana oomaiaO R A S * 872-7777 KMsti Plua 646-4040 Robert D. Murdock, RoaNor t)fflCD Marutgor 2SS HsnioidTpks. Rate of business inflations remains low Veterans Day Friday, Nov. 11. Is Veterans’ Day. WE’RE SELLING HOUSES”! WASHINGTON (UPI) - Wholesale April, primarily because beef and veal producer prices showed the foundation fresh fruit prices up an enormous 18.5 prices edged up just 0.3 percent in costs climbed for the first time since for the recovery is strong.” percent for the month. Vegetable BANKS: All banks will be closed Friday. It is D.W. FISH REALTY October despite strong increases in the June. The government’s report on changes prices climbed 5.3 percent. up to individual banks whether they will CO, Despite generally mild weather fuel OF / h o m c s / ^ ^ price of fuel oil and produce and the in the costs of nearly 3,400 commodities If the rate of increase of the conduct business Saturday., first jump in beef prices since June, the oil prices shot up 4.2 percent for also contained some major declines in department’s Producer Price Index is LIQUOR: Liquor stores will be opOn. 243 Main St. Manchester Vernon Circle. Vernon Labor Department said today. dealers. Auto prices were up 0.8 basic farm products, including a 1.7 maintained for the remaining two STATE OFFICES: 'Th e Motor Vehicle 643-1591 872-9153 percent. percent drop in corn prices for the months of the year, 1983 would end with Department will be closed both Friday qnd 0 Most analysts expect 1983 to end with 9 month and a 4.3 percent drop in wheat an annual increase of only 0.6 percent. Saturday. It will reopen Tuesday aLB;30 a.rn. the lowest rate of business inflation in In Tokyo, White .House spok^man prices. Leading analysts expect food prices Other state offices will bS closed Friday. 19 years, a trend that also benefits cash Larry Speakes issued a brief sta^iWent Pork continued to get less expensive, to add enouglTacceleration to the index register prices for consumers. saying, ” ln recent weeks we’ve scct a down 2.5 percent for the month. to take it to about 1.4 percent by the end MUNICIPAL OFFICES: All municipal offices Food prices overall climbed a strong remarkable string of indications of a A scarcity of grapes and strawberrys of December, still the lowest annual will be closed. In Manchester, garbage will be 4W ACRES *124,900. NEW CAPES >FUIL DORMERED- 1.1 percent, the biggest surge since flourishing,, economy. The October as well as a delayed apple harvest took .rate since I964’s 0.5 percent. picked up. Manchester emergency phone Surround this 9 room 2'A bath executive retreat. 4 llre- With 1 'A baths and beautiful custom designed kitchen. Up until September the 1983 rate numbers are:' highways, 647-3233; refuse, placas and 2 car garage. ERA BUYERS P R O TEC TIO N CHFA APPROVEDI PLAN. figured yearly was actually a minus, 647-3246; water and sanitation, 647-3111. Court may decide New Britain race mostly because of January’s record 1.1 POST OFnCES: Post office windows will be percent decline. closed ell day. -Express mail will be deltvered. The increase in food prices was a sign SCHOOLS: Ail schools will be closed. the surplus of meat, a legacy of the STORES: Most stores will be open Friday. Recounts under way in four towns summer drought, was ending and suggested beef prices might climb for . THE MANCmSTER JNERALD: The Man / the next several months. chester Herald will publish Friday and HARTFORD (UPI) — Election offi Robert Eipper, with 400 votes to 393 for obviously had won. Saturday 4$ uaual. V cials recounted ballots today in four Democrat Edward Went. " I t ’s much too serious to allow this Cattle prices at wholesale were up 2.9 communities to determine winners in The most bitter dispute appeared to administration to have another two percent in October, counterbalanced i p VER NO N $76,900. close races for top elected officials, be in New Britain, where Republican years free because of a mechanical for the time being by a 3.1 percent error,” Kozlowski said. decline in hog prices. Producers took’ EAST HARTFORD *69,900. ;. ■■■ including a mayoral race in New Michael Kozlowski vowed a court fight JUST Lisno THOMAS DR. Britain that could be decided in court. if today’s recount upheld an 82-vote win their heat-threatened cattle to market Spacious 3 bedroom houses that qualify for CHFAI 2 Immaculate.3 bedroom. VA bath home. Spacious ★ EFFICIENT ★ McNamara said he was "disap and kept up the trend when feed prices Inside Today car garage and 100' x 150’ lots. kitchen with'breakfaat nook, appliances plus a oaraoal The recounts, which began Wednes by three-term Democratic Mayor Santini built Ranch in move-in con day and were to be completed Monday, William McNamara. pointed but not surprised" the race was went up as the summer ended. M ANCHESTER $71,900. 20 pages, 2 sections dition. 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths. 2 were called under state law to decide “ I feel if won the election, I really do. so close. He said his tenure as mayor But poultry prices, sent up by heat races for mayor in New Britain and In my heart I feel we won the election,” had been “ the most exciting six years damage, are now falling, down 6.i ★ LOTS OF ROOM ★ car attached garage, fireplace the city has had." percent in October. Advice...... 13 Obituaries ...... 10 BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO, INC. Newington and first selectman in said .Kozlowski, who had lost to Business...... 18 Opinion...... 6 Large 6 room, 3 bedroom older Asked if he was confident of victory, The department’s Producer Price REALTORS with heatolator, appliances in Cromwell, Middlefield, Roxbury and McNamara in a close contest two years Classified...... 18-19 - Peopletalk...... 2 he replied, 'T 'm never confident but Index was 287.9 in October, equivalent ...... 8 Sports...... 15-17 89 WEST CENTER STREET farmhouse. This home must be cluded. Another new listing. Don’t Thoma«Lon. ago. C om ics...... The first recount completed Wednes The race apparently hung oi^dlscre- always hopeful.” to a cost of $2,879 for goods for which- Entertainment___ ...... 13 Television ...... 8 (Corner of McKao) seen to be fully appreciated. Good Lo tte ry...... 2 W eather___ ...... 2 let it become a sale before you see day evening in Roxbury, upheld the pancies in tallies from one voting business paid $1,000 in 1967, the first year of the current index. 646-2482 sized lot on nice, qiftet cul-de-sac. it. vM ory by Republican First Selectman machine in a district Kozlowski said he Please turn to page 10 1 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Nov. 10, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday:v. 10, 1983 - 3 Experts debate laser weapons Anti-drug task force formed UNBELIEVABLE Manchester ’’TRUCK LOAD SALE Physicists disagree oh arms In Bnef after viewing of PBS show II. Teller later headed the research team which Mills will run again CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (DPI) - Edward an offense," he satd. "Offdnse has a clear • Youth support groups. A 14- • Special drug abuse training Teller, the father of the H-Bomb, says advantage of surprise. The aggressor has to put developed the hydrogen bomb. "Lots happened — with few KEROSENE HEAEERS Bethe described several counter measures Uniucceteful Republipan Trebwiirer candi people” at the town meeting on year-old girl from liling Junior for teachers, sponsored by the development of laser weapons would protect a lot of money and effort into aggression. But date Michael E. Mlila promiaed Tueiday night High School opened discussion at community. IT'Wn Biqqss! Namns in Kfirosene Hcatersl the Unlt^ States more effectively than an the defender must have more IngMiuity. This is the Soviet Union could take to make lasers drug abuse Wednesday, said coor obsolete. He said the Soviets cquid fire ICBM's that he would return in 1985. dinator Martha Doiron this morn the meeting, and complained that • Peer education. "Training offensive' arms buildup, but Nobel Laureate the chance to have enough ingenuity to deter Milla, 27, a fint-time candidate for town kids who have drug problems come Huns Bethe thinks laser weapons would only war.” rapidly, it could build more offensive missiles, ing, About 40 gathered at Waddell teens to provide education and or it could deploy space mines near laser treaaurer, loit to Democratic incumbent Roger School to watch "The Chemical back from counseling or treatment skills development to other youth ONLY FRI 9-6pm prolong the arms race. Teller said the development of the weapons M. Negro. Negro tallied 7,445 votea to Milla’ 4,967, and have no back-up from their The two famed physicists argued the merits wouW'give us more time for cooperation and stations and blow them up. People,” a PBS broadccast, then in the community,” in Mrs. Doi- SAT 9-6pm But Teller the powers of laser weaponry and waa top vote-getter in the municipal election. talk about community action to peers. A support group to (ill this ron’s words. She added that a < of lasers as a defense against nuclear attack — maybe in the end, peace.” Before the votea taliiea were ail in at GOP void may bq formed in as little as the so-called star wars technology proposed by But, Bethe said the development of laser shoufd not be underestimated. combat drug use. teacher from Illing called her or until we are "The counter measures that Bethe described headquartera Tu^day night, a amiling Milla, two weeks, according to Mrs. before the meeting and said some President Reagan — in a debate at Harvard weaponry would only spur the Soviet Union to while predicting he would be defeated in 1983, More than 30 at the meeting Doiron, since a health care worker sold out University's Kennedy School of Government produce more sophisticated arms. And, he said, are not as easy as he described them,” he said. signed up to form an anti-drug task of her students were already being aald: "We’ll scare Negro a bit — juat a touch.’’ at Manchester Memorial Hospital * Wednesday. surpassing laser technology is within the In particular, pop-up laser weapons — force. But Mrs. Doiron said three trained to counsel fifth and sixth . KtHO * weapons which are not in orbit but arc launched Milla aaid hia campaign had been “a blaat" and has already volunteered to spear graders on drug issues. "There cannot be the slightest question that capabilities of the Soviet Union. aaid 20,000 "Milla Billa” had been distributed by mirthers of elementary school head the project. FREE TESTING our purpose is td prevent war and nuclear war, ’’ "Embarking on space weapons will give us 20 from the ground — "should be taken seriously, ” hia campaign staff. children came to question the • Parent education programs • Social alternatives, such as an said Teller, an unofficial advisor to President years of an arms race and instability," he said. he said. "What we did is set up for two years from now,” purpose of the meeting, because and a publicity campaign. "This is alcohol-free teen nightclub, to OF YOUR KEROSENE "If we're successful, the defense may have Teller said he could not reveal their full they didn’t see any reason for such Reagan. He said nuclear battle stations in he said. The newcomer to Manchester politics something we’re really going to deter youth from drugs and drink. /kNINO Kin ' space are unfeasible but said lasers are become superior to the offense, but we will potential in the interests of protecting strategic said he would definitely run again for the position. concern. have to work on," Mrs. Doiron "All this is not going to happen FOR . at practical as defensive weapons. probably still have an arms race and offensive secrets. said. Two Manchester residents, over night,'’ Mrs. Doiron con missiles could still get through.” ■ But Bethe said the pop-up lasers would (Nonetheless, those attending ‘ SAFETY & "There are ways lasers can be used to shoot bandied about ideas and decided to Mary Dupont and Janice Wiley, cluded. “It’s going to be a long down missiles before they reach the ground,” Both Teller and Bethe were members of the encounter the same opposition to their Grinders hMted for health have agreed to handle public road, and this task force is just quality EDWARD TELLER Manhattan Project which developed the atomic deployment that the Euromissiles have encoun HANS BETHE meet again on Nov. 30. Some ideas he said. Those still wondering why grinders they they plan to pursue: relations for the task force. beginning." . . . defense is better "Defense is easier and cheaper than building bombs dropped on Japan that ended World War tered. fears arms buildup ordered from the sixth grade at Washington -xvae e n e r g y p e o p l e School were never delivered may be relieved to know the no-show was all in the interest of their health. Veterans to gather at MMH B&B OIL CO. Weather While the students were preparing the grinders 315 BROAD ST.. MANCHESTER Peopletalk Saturday in the school kitchen, drains backed up 649-2947 and flooded the kitchen, according to Principal Manchester veterans brate Veterans Day we rans Council has invited participate in the march IftOSI «9 0 li 9 0 1 * OifKI Today’s forecasts Marcia Kenefick. They were notified that the will celebrate Veterans yet (ace a couple of more ail of its members to and ceremony. problem was actually a sewer backup. Day — and the 6Sth crisis,” the legion said, He’s a family man Connecticut, Massachusetts and Thouidi the area where the food was being anniversary of the signing noting troubie spots in Miss Liberty Rhode Island: Clouding up today. prepared was not touched by the flood, the of the Armistice — this Lebanon and Grenada. Rain spreading west to east across Friday with a ceremony "If I were as rich as Forbes magazines said I Waylon Jennings loves a good country duet, and students decided not to risk a health hazard and "Once again our loved SUPERIOR NESTING C U E his favorite partner at home and on the road is his the area this afternoon and even I on the Manchester Mem ones are returned to us in was ($200 million). I'd pay for the project threw out the food. Students were dispatched to 6 CEDAR ST., ROCKVILLE, CT 06066 wife. Jess! Colter. ing. Highs in the mid and upper 50s. tell as many customers as possible that the orial Hospital grounds. flag-draped coffins be myself," cracked British immigrant BobHopeas "Jessi's a better Rainy and wiiftly tonight. Lows 45 . The ceremony will he hosted a gala benefit for the restoration of the / annual fund-raising event had been canceled this cause they paid the su person than I could to 50. Rain tapering to showers by year. begin at 10:45 a.m., after a preme price... Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island at New 'V'ork's Friday afternoon. Continued march by local veterans 875^KM6 Lincoln Center Monday. ever be," Jennings It was a bust as a fund-raiser, Mrs. Kenefick “This year as we ceie- said. “I've been windy. Highs in the 50s. from the American Le brate Veterans Day let us T tyiQ lu M Actually, the projet will cost $230 million and said. Not only were the students unable to collect married more than Maine: Mostly cloudy north and any fees for deliveries, but now the school will gion to the hospital. remember the veterans of SPECIAL SERVICES OFFERED the gala raised $1 miliion toward that. Luciano mountains and partly sunny fol Brig. Gen. Nathan G. Youth Specialty Shop Pavarotti sang Neapolitan songs. Cynthia most families ... yet ' / ! / / I III/ have to absorb the cost of the wasted food. all the wars we fought Jessi thinks I'm a lowed by increasing clouds else Agostineili,. who recently from the Revolutionary 1. 24 Hour Enwrgency Oil Burner Gregory danced, Peggy Lee sang, Charles The money normally collected finances a Service good person. I'm an where today. Highs in the 40s and spring trip to Boston, where the students tour the retired from the Connecti War to Grenada." “HoJii" Coles tapdanced, Suzanne Farrell and 50s. Rain developing tonight. Lows cut Army N ationai Gua(d, Peter Martins did their ballet best. honest person and I city and visit museums. The trip itself may be The ceremony will be 2 .10
Obituaries Senate filibuster Connecticut prevents vote on in Brief Mary Ellen Kennedy Family Mary Ellen (Rogers) Kennedy, FOCUS / 87, of Cromwell, died Wednesday Owner charged for watte at St. Francis Hospital, Hartford. stopgap funding WALLINGFORD - Wallingford laundry She was the wife of the late Thomas owner Thomas W. Grasser has been ordered to F. Kenned/ Sr. and the sister of court Nov. 22 to answer charges of illegal storage Mrs. Josephine Albrecht of Bv Robert Mockay of hazardous wastes. Manchester. United Press International Chief State’s Attorney Austin McGulgan said She also leaves three sons, Wednesday an arrest warrant was served on Following a doctor on his hospital rounds Thomas S. Kennedy Jr. of Middle- WASHINGTON — The Senate is bogged down in a Grasser, president and chief executive officer of town, John F. Kennedy of "Los filibuster over abortion, preventing it from passing a the White Way Laundry. Angeles, Calif., and'William F. crucial stopgap money bill needed to keep many He was ordered to appear in Meriden Superior Kennedy of Cromwell; another federal agencies operating past midnight tonight. Court Nov. 22 to answer the charges that stem By Susan Plese "What makes you think that, sir?” sister, Mrs. Frances Cote of The House was expected to try again today to pass a from an investigation by the Statewide Prosecu Keibel asks, as he shuts the man’s door for Geneva, N.Y.; seven grandchild stopgap spending bill. Its first attempt failed Tuesday Herald Reporter tion Unit for the Environment, acting on a privacy. ren; and five great-grandchildren. night, when freshmen Democrats voted against the complaint by the town of Chester. The funeral will be Friday at 8; 15 measure to protest large budget deficits. Time is 7:30 a.m. Mist is rising in swirls Keibel spends several more minutes It was expected to vote on the same abortion a.m. from the Rose Hill Funeral Newspapers ask for Info from the grass on the grounds of with the patient, then comes out and adds Home,, 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill, language that hung up the Senate Wednesday. NEW LONDON — Two newspapers will ask a something to his chart. The man had been with a mass of Christian burial in Failure to meet the midnight deadline is not Manchester Memorial Hospital. A few judge today to allow them access to further St. John’s Church, Cromwell, at 9 expected to have an immediate impact on govern nurses are leaving, their night shifts over. admitted just the day before with a heart information about the Halloween shotgun slaying a.m. Calling hours are today from ment services since Friday — Veteran’s Day — is a attack and renal failure. of a Montville girl. Dr. Martin Keibel has been at the 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. federal holiday and the next regular working day for It was a,"service call,” Keibel explains. government employees would be Monday. Judge Seymour L. Hendel ruled on Wednesday hospital since 6:45 p.m., making rounds. The stopgap measure is necessary because five of The Day of New London and the Norwich Bulletin Since noon the day before, four new On service calls, staff doctors take turns William R. Newman the 13 regular appropriations bills for fiscal 1984 — had a right to petition their claims in court and admissions have come in. He will see eight admitting patients who come to the William Richards Newman, 73, agriculture, commerce, defense, foreign aid and agreed to hear arguments. hospital with no regular family doctor. of Ashford, died Monday. He was The newspapers want the court to unseal an patients before starting office hours at 9 treasury — have not yet been enacted by Congress. The doctor who admits the patient is the husband of Katherine Newman The government’s current spending authority affadavit involving the shooting death of Vanessa a.m. and the father of Margaret New expires at midnight tonight and the resolution would Glynn, 15, in a trailer home near her parent’s Keibel’s first stop is in the special care responsible for his or her care as long as man of Manchester. provide funds until Feb. 29. ^ home on Laurel Point Drive. unit. The man he sees is actually a patient the patient requests. He also leaves three sons, Fred The Sendte, which usually waits for the House to act Newman of Potomac, Md., Frank of Keibel’s partner. Dr. Gordon Brodie. first on spending bills, was forced to move ahead on its Fire serlously^ Injures two 3 i Newman of Salem, and Fred own Wednesday. KEIBEL’S THIRD CALL is to a Newman of Northville, N.Y.; and But a filibuster over a controversial abortion WALLINGFORD — Two young men were in THE PATIENT HAS HAD a heart 16-year-old girl who has been admitted six grandchildren. amendment quickly stymied the Senate, and critical condition early today with severe burns with abdominal pain. She’s been in the A memorial service was held from a fire that erupted as they were at work attack, but has recovered uneventfully, Re|)ubiican leader Howard Baker pulled the stopgap says Keibel. The man is scheduled to be hospital for four days, undergoing tests, today at his home. Memorial ^ spending bill off the floor bnd ordered the Senate to inside a service station in the Yalesville section. contributions may be made to the proceed to other legislation. The fire of undetermined origian broke out discharged today, after the doctor’s visit. and she is about to be discharged. "How Newman Memorial Fund in care of Sen. Bob Packwood, R-Ore., began the filibuster — about 9:45 a.m. Wednesday in Loring’s Amoco The patient’s wife is given printed are you feeling?” Keibel says for what Windham Community Memorial reading from a book about the history of abortion — Station, trapping the two workers, including the seems like the hundredth time. “ I ’m tired Hospital, Willimantic. UPl photo son of the service station’s owner. instructions and prescriptions for all his after losing two parliamentary votes to kill a proposal of fluids,” the girl says, grimacing. by Sen. Jeremiah Denton, R-Ala., to prohibit federal Theodore Alia, 19, the son of the owner, and medications. David Figueroa, 18, were admitted to Yale-New “ How are you feeling today?” asks The mother is also in the room. Keibel Anna W. Rys Delia Cano, a child life specialist at Jackson Memorial employees from using their government health insurance benefits for abortions. Haven Hospital’s surgical intensive care unit Keibel. "No chest pain at all?” tells them the GI (gastrointestinal) tests Anna (Wielgosh) Rys, 77, of 11 Hospital in Miami, holds a 14-month-old girl described as with third degree burns over 80 percent of their Cables Drive, Bolton, died Monday “ This is another attempt, through the appropria “ No, I ’m in the clear,” says the were normal. He gives the mother several "easy to love” by doctors and social workers, but who tions process, to nibble away at the civil rights of this bodies. at a local convalescent home. gentleman. alternatives for the girl’s care in the next She was born in Pennsylvania doesn’t have anyone to love her. The girl has AIDS and country," Packwood said. has been abandoned by her father. Her mother died of Denton argued that “ the American people do not Defendant pleads guilty "His prognosis looks quite good for a few days, and suggests that a specialist and for many years had been see her before she goes home. “ Do you employed by the former Bond want their tax dollars used to pay for abortion^" return to a normal life,” says Keibel to the V the disease. W ATERBURY — The last of four defendants in Hotel in Hartford. Packwood and others argued federal employees’ man’s wife, "as long as we can convince know a gastroenterologist?” asks Keibel. the $1,9 million Purolator Security robbery that She leaves a daughter, Mary health insurance is a benefit of their work and should “ I didn’t even know there was such a not be restricted by the government. left three guards dead in a commando-style raid him to do it slowly.” Cramer; a daughter-in-law, Mrs. " I have a real hard taskmaster,” says thing,” says the girl’s mother. Keibel \ John Rys of Bolton; and 11 Currently, federal benefits under the Medicaid had "little real choice left" and has pleaded Many offer to adopt health-care program for the poor cannot be used for guilty, her lawyer says. leaves to talk to one of the hospital staff grandchildren. the man, nodding at her. Keibel crosses The funeral was held today at abortions. Defense attorney Michael J. Graham of his arms, leans against the window sill, specialists he has seen in the corridor a White House spokesman Larry Speakes, in Tokyo Hartford said Donna Couture Sousa, 28, of Rose Hill Funeral Home,Rocky and begins to give the patient detailed few minutes before. Hill. AIDS baby in Miami with President Reagan, said the administration will Wallingford, changed her plea Wednesday in move to shut down agencies whose spending authority Waterbury Superior Court after the defense instructions on exercise restrictions. The next visit is very short — “ Just to expires at midnight tonight unless Congress sends exhausted every possible pre-trial legal The visit has taken the better part of 15 say hello,” says Keibel. The patient is an Burton F. Beal M IAM I (U PI) - Hundreds of has AIDS, health officials said. Reagan an acceptable stopgap money bill. challenge. older woman "who had surgery for people have offered to adopt an The child, whose Haitian mother minutes. The elderly man is “anxious to Burton F. Beal, 73, of East The office of Waterbury State’s Attorney gallstones. She is going home today, but Hartford, died Tuesday at Man abandoned baby stricken with died three weeks ago from AIDS, Francis M. McDonald Jr. has agreed not to seek return home; Keibel gets on with his chester Memorial Hospital. He AIDS and social workers say they was abandoned by her father. the maximum term of three consecutive rounds. The next potient is in the coronary will arrange with her surgeon for a was the husband of Dorothy D. expect to place the 14-month-old Since her mother became se sentences of 25 years to life in prison, Graham care unit — a central nursing station follow-up visit. girl with foster parents later this riously ill five months ago, her Officials probing Beal. said, and Mrs. Sousa could receive a jail term surrounded by several glassed-in rooms. He was a member of Jehovah’s month. home has been the pediatric ward ranging from 10 years to life when she is Witnesses Kingdom Hall of Media coverage prompted at Jackson Memorial Hospital in sentenced Jan. 4. THE NEXT PATIENT is also a surgical Manchester. callers from across the nation and Miami. documents slip "There was little real choice left for her but to SOPHISTICATED EQUIPMENT re patient. A broad bandage covers his nose He also leaves two sons, Robert overseas to offer their homes to the AIDS is a deadly disorder that take what she could get,” he said. and the center of his face. He has had a ,\ ;.v wide-eyed youngster, expected to cords the heart patterns of each patient on D. Beal of South Windsor and John strips the body of its immune deviated septum repaired. J. Beal II of East Hartford; two die within three years from ac system and makes it susceptible to black and white video screens. The unit is By Jim Anderson Keibel’s last patient is not in her room.. sisters, Mrs. Ellen Forbes of South quired immune deficiency syn other diseases. It is not highly United Press International Arsons raise fear In Israel hushed, except for the occasional conver drome, health authorities said. Windsor and Mrs. Adeline Terwil- infectious among the general popu WEST HARTFORD — The mayor of two sation of two nurses in a doorway and the She she has been taken for tests. He finds " I ’d do anything I can to help in liger of Windsor; and four lation, but it can be'transmitted to WASHINGTON — State Department officials are impoverished communities in Israel says his her on a stretcher in the hallway in the any w ay," said Daniel Benoit, an sound of the ventilation system. grandchildren. an infant before or during birth making a survey to determine how much secret people feared massacres had begun in the United oilfield roughneck from Lake Keibel enters one of the glassed-in X-ray department, waiting. Herqld photo by Toraulnlo The funeral will be Saturday at 9 through an infected mother’s information was compromised when a file cabinet full States when they learned of arson attacks against Charles, La. "Seeing that baby this She says she feels better today. Keibel a.m. at the Callahan Funeral blood. of classified documents was mistakenly sent to a Jews in Connecticut. rooms' " I ’m sorry to wake you, sir,” he morning kind of broke my heart.” Dr. Martin Keibel visits with patient morning and Keibel gets to his office Home, 1602 Main St., East Hart Social workers began seeking a maximum security prison for refurbishing. "They thought pogroms had started in says in a loud voice. The old fellow is hard explains he has ordered several tests — an More than 200 people responded Karen Keeney in Manchester Memorial about 9 a*.m. ford. Calling hours will be Friday new home for the baby when her Secretary of State George Shultz Wednesday Connecticut and they were afraid,” Ovadia Eli, Wednesday to a plea for someone of hearing. from 7 to 9 p.m. mother became critically ill. No ordered an investigation to determine who was mayor of Afula, Israel, said referring to the Hospital. Rounds start before 7 every to take in the girl, who had been “ I’m dying, " the man says feebly. Please turn to page 12 one volunteered until news ac responsible for permitting the unlocked four-drawer organized persecutions of minority groups in the rejected by more than 20 foster counts this week prompted offers safe-like cabinet full of top-secret documents to be past, especially Jews in Czarist Russia. Grace E. Johnson homes in Dade County because she of help. Grace E. Johnson, 75, of 93 shipped along with empty cabinets to the Lorton, Va., "Tney told me (the people in West Hartford) Cambridge St., died Wednesday at prison, where they were to be fixed. must come here,” Eli said through an interpreter What family doctors are Some statistics Manchester Memorial Hospital. He also ordered what intelligence officals describe Wednesday. " I f there is a sore on the arm or leg, She was the wife of Ivar Johnson. Man offered surrender, as a "dam age assement survey" to find out what the whole body aches.” ■ on famiiy practice V She was born in West Virginia on sensitive information may have been compromised. in times thafve changed It is reported to have included foreign intelligence V Oct. 11, 1908, and had been a Kidney patient found dead resident of Manchester since 1937. but had second thoughts information, which may dry up as a result of the Since 1970 the numbers of students choosing disclosure. family medicine has grown astronomically. Besides her husband she leaves a HARTFORD — A kidney dialysis patient from Bv Susan Plese the past. If there is any drawback to son, Philip Johnson of Manches About 30 documents showed up Tuesday after they Massachusetts has been found dead in a parking In 1970, the first year that family medicine was A 22-year-old man offered Wed Herald Reporter family practice, it is that "there are ter; and a sister, Mrs. Lila Stein of gave up and returned to the road to had been turned over to Washington television station Tot outside St. Francis Hospital and Medical some people, who, when they get recognized as a speciality, only 290 men and nesday to turn himself in to flag the officer down, the report WTTG. women were enrolled in family practice resid Willingboro, N.J. Center, but there was no evidence of foul play, They don't carry battered old sicker, think that only a specialist Manchester police on an outstand said. According to James Adams, a reporter for the ency programs, according to Arthur N.Schuman, The funeral will be Saturday at police and hospital officials said. black bags stocked with ointments, will do," says Brodie. “ In some ing warrant from the Coventry But Daly resisted police at station, the documents were turned over to him by an managing director of the Connecticut Academy 10; 30 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral A nurse discovered the body of Endel Sillart, 59, salves, and syringes. They don't go cases, it’s true,” he is quick to add. Police Department, police said. tempts to handcuff him. It took inmate "fo r patriotic reasons" after the prisoner had of Family Physicians in Bloomfield. Hofhe, 400 Main St. Burial will be in of Amherst, Mass., when she left work about 10:30 to Work in a horse and buggy. And What does a family practitioner Todd P. Daly, of no certain three officers to get the handcuffs tried, without success, to interest guards in the In 1982, the number rose to 7,204. East Cemetery. Friends may call p.m. Wednesday, police said. Sillart was found thOy don’t — except* in extreme do? V '- V " m address, promised to wait by the on, and the arresting officer hurt * ^ "■ ' y ' at the funeral home Friday from 7 information. face down in a parking lot off Woodland Street, They practice adult medicine, Prior to 1970, there were no family practice phone booth near Howell Cheney his back in the effort, he said in his cases — make house calls. to 9 p.m. Adams said, “ Four or five other inmates, of which about 100 yards north of the main hospital pediatrics, neonatology (newborn residency programs in the country. Today there Technical School for police to pick report. Daly later refused to But doctors Gordon Brodie and .jrv..>v-.f - - Memorial contributions may be three or four had subsequent access to copying entrance. care) and gpecology. They do not are 400. him up, police said. submit to fingerprinting. Martin Keibel of Manchester Fam P i machines, had access to the documents." fr Connecticut has three.— at the University of made to the Memorial Fund of the William O’Connor, the hospital’s security ily Medicine Associates on 257 E. deliver babies, but are present at But Daly lost heart and took off He was charged with interfering Adams said the documents he saw included I n -. Connecticut, Middlesex Memorial Hospital and Church of the Nazarene, Main director, said Sillart was a dialysis patient at St. Center St. are modern versions of delivery if the mother has complica Ki.’.'-*: through the woods as the police with police and refusing to submit information from the Central Intelligence Agency and St, Joseph’s Hospital in Stamford. Street, Manchester. Francis. the old-time family doctor — the tions or undergoes a Caesarean ? - jW cruiser approached, the arresting to fingerprinting before police embassies of other countries in Washington. Two of . -V’ Why the dramatic increase in family doctors? general practitioner who once was section. officer said in his official report. turned him over to Coventry the documents, he said, "appeared to be especially "Our contention was always in the 1960s that the medical mainstay of rural "The most common.thing we do is Joan C. Feistenberg The officer scouted the area and Police, where he was wanted on a sensitive and so important they should not have been State promotes two most kids went ttr medical school because they America. treat viral illnesses — colds and A private funeral was held finally found Daly dripping wet by charge of second-degree failure to divulged," Adams said. He said they dealt with Soviet wanted to be family doctors,” says Schuman. HARTFORD — Two state officials have been Anyone who grew up before the flus,” says Keibel. Next most Tuesday for Joan C. Feistenberg, the side of the road. appear in court on another crimi missile deployments and "a coup in a Third World “ But there were no residency programs in 1970. promoted to high-level positions in the state’s 1960s probably has fond memories of common is routine health mainte 54, of 70 Jarvis Road, who died "The accused's attempt to elude nal charge. Coventry Police were country.” - And there were no role models. If one wanted to be legalized gambling and administrative services a craggy old fellow who applied nance — physicals; routine gyneco Friday at Hartford Hospital. She this officer was thwarted by the not able to furnish the nature of the Wednesday, District of Columbia Corrections a general practitioner, (he or she) took a year of agencies. mustard plasters, delivered babies, logical exams; work, camp and was the daughter of Arthur and cold waters of the Hockanum original charge against Daly. authorities conducted a search of the Lorton general internal medicine. Nothing was struc William T. Drakeley of Woodbury was named and dispensed wisdom and sym sports physicals, and well-baby Catherine (Bonnie) Feistenberg of River, which the accused did not He was to be presented this Reformatory, 25 miles away in northern Virginia, tured.” he says. Wednesday to the newly created post of deputy pathy. He was responsible for \ visits. Even uncomplicated heart Manchester. see in his path, ” the report said. morning in Tolland County Super and, according to the department, "recovered Students’ role models, in (act. were orthope executive director of the Division of Special family care from cradle to grave. attacks can be treated by a family She also leaves a sister,* Ruth After falling into the river. Daly ior Court. additional classified documents.” dists, internists, psychiatrists — there were no Revenue, which oversees legalized gambling in physician. "A cardiologist is called Sheren in Rhode Island..Burial was The safe full of classified papers, including Herald photo bv Pinto teachers of family practice and no one to Connecticut. BUT TECHNOLOGY HAS made in for complicated cases," says in Rose Hill Memorial Park. The intelligence analyses, was discovered by staff encourage that discipline, Schuman says. "N ow Drakely has been with the division since 1976, medicine increasingly specialized. Keibel. John F. Tierney Funeral Home, members at the prison on Oct. 25, said department nearly every medical school hak a department or serving first as director of administration and Many families now see several Dr. Gordon Brodie, right, examines his patient Jennifer Swartz, 219 W. Center St., had charge of spokesman Alan Romberg. ' division of family medicine." Recounts under way since 1979 as unit head for licensing and integrity doctors for health care, “ Patients ON THE D AY the Manchester 2, of Coventry, while her mother Judith looks on. arrangements. The documents in the safe dated from January, Is there competition between family practition assurance. often get lost in the shuffle from Herald visited the doctors, it was February and March of 1983, including summaries of ers and other specialists, such as ittternists and Charles L. Miller of Glastonbury was appointed specialist to sub-specialist," says Keibel’s turn to make hospital man who had suffered an uncompli nosed abdominal pain. the morning briefing given to Shultz — some of the pediatricians? deputy commissioner of the Department of Keibel. rounds. He saw eight patients. 'They cated heart attack, to a 16-year-old At the office beginning at 9 a.m., in four communities most sensitive information in the State Departmfent. In Memoriam Administrative Services, where he will head the Not that specialists are a thing of ranged in age from an 80-year-old girl who was suffering from undiag ’ Please turn to page 12 Please turn to page 13 Ambrone E. Raymutiil Continued from page I although a losing candidate can bureau of information systems and data Who passed away November 10, waive the recount. processing. 0 1963. The six communities with re In other contested races for Mahoney center closed Miller joined the department from the Office of 0 You left us 20 years ago today but counts were among 131 that elected mayor or first selectmen; Policy and Management, where he has worked as first selectmen or mayors as top • A recount was scheduled to The Mahoney Recreation Center at the West Side a special project jhrector since 19#7. never a day passes that you’re not will be closed for repairs today and Friday. The East in our hearts and thoughts. local officials in municipal elec day in Newington, where Demo Miller succeedswno Moretti, who resigned as tions Tuesday. Recounts also were cratic Mayor Maryellen Anderson Side Recreation Center, 22 School St., and the deputy commissioner to concentrate on techno The apple of mother's eye comes clean Solely missed by expected in several towns for other edged Republican Dominic. Maz- Community Y, 78 N, School St., will be open Friday logical matters in the bureau. Your loving wife, Lena, lower-level offices. zoccoli, 4,743-4,711. from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Daughter, Pat, • In Cromwell, Democratic logically. He was testing his respohse, I could see. And In Tuesday’s elections. Demo They call it the children’s hour. That time of the day reassurance. So 1 idiotically pushed on. Granddaughter, Denise and First Selectman Paul Harrington I lost my battle wfith fne giggles. crats took control of four of the AFT winner after dinner, when dishes are done, and the day has "W ell, why do you like it here?” I asked, thinkingof Great Granddaughter and had a 1,735-1,721 edge going into,a state’s five largest cities and wound down. It’s the time when little people sit all the nice things I’d done that day. My son snuggled a namesake Amy Rose recount .today with Republican C o u n t in g TH AT’S ITj I thought. My claim to fame. That’s scored gains in some others, but In balloting cuddled on mother’s lap, reading a book, talking about little closer and sighed the long sigh of someone who is Mary Amenta. what my kids will remember best about me. '. Republicans claimed a net gain of the day’s events, catching up on lap time in the creaky Connections absolutely content. three to six towns, depending on WETHERSFIELD "Yessiree,” they will say to their friend^ when • Republican challenger James old rocking chair. Blois led Democratic First Select (UPI) — The American they’re grown. "My mother — she was flawed, s'he In Memoriam the outcome of contested races. • Marital & Family Conflicts It was lap time the other night at our house. My Susan Plese ■ OH, BOY, this was going to be good, I thought. man Andrew Summan 753-742 in Federation of Teachers •Stress Management was. In loving memory of Gerald F. A net gain of three to six would 7-year-bld was dressed in a sleeper and was wrapped Something I could hold to my heart' forever. Middlefield, where a recount was has easily overcome a • Divorce Mediation Herald Reporter "She burned the oatmeal cookies and she didn’t sew Sullivan, who passed away Novem give the GOP control of 91 to 93 of •Hypnosis & Biofeedback in a blanket. We two sal rocking in a corner of the Something I could remember when he told me he was set today. challenge, from another on buttons and she forgot PTA meetings. ber 10th, 1968. the state’s 169 cities and towns, •Child & Adolescent living room. I was feeling very warm and maternal running away to join the Foreign Legion, or marrying • In 'Thomaston, a recount was union and will continue to •Emotional Problems "She made dents all over the ear and she yelled said Peter Gold, executive director and very all’s-right-with-the-world. the little red-headed girl down the street. Something expected Monday to check a represent about 2,500 Difficulties when the soccer ball flew through the herb garden and The tribute we would pay him of the state Republican Party. •Sexual Problems " I ’m so glad you came to live in our house,” I told to get me through the lean times. victory by Democrat George white-collar workers. sometimes she fed us warmed-over Spaghetti-O’s. words cannot express. In addition to the six with •School Problems my boy. He snuggled closer. It was delicious. "A re " I like it here because ,,. ” he said. He paused McMah'oi) over Republican First Federation officials •Substance Abuse "And do you remember when she forgot to buy What it meant to have him with us recounts, another tally was possi you glad you live here, or do you wish you lived dramatically, and looked up at my face. "Because Selectman George Johnston. said the 1,153-554 vote •Psychological Testing birthday candles so we had to put stick matches on the and our Thankfulness. ble in the Canterbury first select •Illness & Disability somewhere else?” I asked. why?” I coached him. McMahon had 1,234 votes to 1,219 tallied Wednesday was “ Because . . .” another sigh. "BECAUSE YOU cake and sing “ Happy Birthday” double-time before Sweet the memory he has left us. man's race but the town clerk’s •Career Decisions & Counseling I don’t know what makes me ask such dumb drinks o f water in the middle of the night and hold him office in that town said the for the incumbent. strong evidence that their •Loss & Grief WASH THEyf'RUIT.” the frosting went up in smoke? Yep, she was flawed Though our hearts are sad. questions. I guess I secretly hope the kid will say he ^ when he has a bad dream. You know, all those cushy apparent loser had not asked for • In Canterbury, Republican union, AFT Local 4200, "W H A T?” I said. And a little ripple of giggles all right. Great the Blessing that was given loves me and I'm the best mommy in the whole world, things that mothers like to do. one and it was not expected. First Selectman David Ginnetti has made gains for the washed over me, "Y ou ’re glad you live here because I "But you know what? There’s something I will just to call him Dad. employees. 659-2697 871-6082 and he would never never want to live anywhere else. But my kids never remember that stuff. I shouldn’t State law requires an automatic apparently qualified but had not Suite 15, The Medical Center tempt fate by asking them why they stick around the wash the F R U IT ?” I asked. never forget. She had her bad points as a mother, but recount if the margin between requested a recount in his loss to The Connecticut State Suite 109, Professional Bldg. ' "W ell, somebody else might not wash the fruit,” my there was one thing we could always count on. You Sadly missed by 131 New London Turnpike HE WOULD TELL ME this is because I make house. I should learn to leave well enough alone. candidates is less than one-half of Democrat Robert Manship. The Employees Association 281 Hartford Turnpike son said defensively. I was biting my lip really hard to know what it was? SHE WASHED THE F R U IT .” Wife Elva & chocolate birthday cake with fudge frosting. Because Well, my boy said he was really glad he lived in our had been attempting to Glastonbury, CT 06033 Oh, well, maybe that’s not so bad. Maybe in time one percent of the total vote cast town clerk’s office said none was Vernon, CT 06066 I kiss his knee when it gets skinned and because I pick house. He wouldn’t want to have any other family. stop from laughing. My son re-thought his answer. Son Gerald win back representation they’l) forget the birthday cake episode. for the office or less than 20 votes, scheduled. j him up when a big dog scares him. Because I get him 4 That wasn’t enough for me, though. I wanted more "Why DO we wash the fruit, anyway?” he asked k 4 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Nov. 10, 1983 MANgHhSTER HERALD, Thursday, No» . 10. 1983 - 13
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Warranty daads Wetherell Village Con with numbers, numbers Blanchard and Rossetto dominium, $67,938. Girl’s heart is beating‘dangerous’ rhythm Construction to Bradley Pitkin Associates to Al It's never been clear to me whether the brain clogs and Ronna Wheaton, 73 bert L. and Margaret A. up or not when you put too much In ft. Westerly St., $75,958.66. Willard, Unit 436-1 Car riage House Condomi Would I be able to think better about other things if I realize that they are ask the above rules. special meaning for him Nels Granquist Jr. and DEAR ABBY: I am a nium, $60,900. hadn’t filled my head with a lot of information I never ing for trouble? I see this C.R. HALEY, biecause he was a trans Shirley M. Granquist to Andy Rlroney 14-year-old girl who if Jeane C, Browne to use? I done at every checkout PHOENIX, ARIZ. sexual who had never had Jane F. Kirwan, $65,000 terloufly In love with a Mark and Kristen D. For instance. I've inadverteivliy memorized a lot of counter. any help with his problem. (based on conveyance boy who will be 14 soon. I Fournier, i46 N. Elm St.,. numbers I don't need. If I did need them, it would be will call him "Matthew.’’ After the victim was DEAR MR. H.: Your In your column was a ta x ). Syndicated Columnist D e ar A b b y $65,000. almost as quick to look them up or work them out. The robbed, this is what we rules are helpful for eve letter from Christine Jor Robert I . Wolverton and He is gorgeous, sweet, Blanchard and Rossetto mutiplicution table is handy to have in your head, and used to suggest: ryone — not only retired gensen, suggesting that Richard C. Harmon to kind, polite and a lot of Construction to Douglas I even wish my teacher hadn’t stopped at 12 X 12, but Abigail Van Buren people. Thanks for re you publish addresses of Frederick L. Speno Jr., fun. My problem Is that I 1) Carry only as much Boyington and Donna there are too many numbers I have that aren’t any minding us. places around the country 25-27 and 28-30 Lilley St., can never get him alone. money as you can afford Schultz, 101 Westerly St., help at all. I was thinking of some of the numbers I Matthew always comes where transsexuals could $200,000 (based on convey know; to lose. $65,150. over with another kid or DEAR ABBY: A man find help. Our friend ance tax). always look up a number. Facts and ideas are what Richard M. and Jane B. There must be at least 25 telephone numbers several other boys, but he 4 2) Carry only the credit from Toronto was visiting quietly pocketed the co Blanchard and Rpssetto our heads should be filled with. Brown to Paul A. and rattling around in my brain, taking up space. never comes over all by card you will be using. friends in Florida last lumn before he fixed the Construction to Kevin J. It isn’t easy rejecting a number. I remember Frank Stacy W. Johnson, 25 I know our street address and the street addresses himself. Leave the rest at home, winter. Being handy shelf. and Mary Ann T. Murray, Gifford was No. 16 although he hasn’t played for 20 Answer soon because I have tb be told.) Matthew Green Hill Road, $69,000 of at least ten friends and family members. I ’ve I would like a close and and be sure the cards and around the house, he Today he is a patient of 117 Westerly Sl„ $72,500. years. I know Joe DiMaggio was No. 5 and I don’teven want this guy tp. like me so sounds like a normal boy (based on conveyance memorized some zip codes and even a few telephone loving relationship with a list of their numbers are offered to repair a loose "Confide,” a personal Raymond S. and J. like baseball. bad I am going crazy. his age. Don’t try to get Kirby Holcombe to Jo tax'). area codes. As a good example of mind-clutter, I him, but how do I get into in separate places. shelf for his friends. The counseling service in New Which numbers you remember and which you POUNDING H EART him alone or you may Gregg E. and Mary A. realize I know that the area code for Indianapolis is one the way things are shelf was lined with an old York, one o f the places seph B. and Elizabeth M. forget don’t seem to make any sense. I don’t know the IN DENVER never see him at all. 3) Keep your house keys Moffatt to Richard A. 317. It’s exactly 102 more than Philadelphia. going? He knows how I newspaper, and when the you named, and he is well Mizia, 34 Morse Road. Now, what am I doing storing numerical garbage license plate number on my car but I remember that and your ID in different "on his way to fulfilling a $65,900. Payne and Bertha Willis- feel about him because I DEAR POUNDING: Toronto visitor looked at it like that in my brain? I haven’t made more than three the battery >n my watch was put in last January 9th. I DEAR ABBY: I am a places on your person. If a lifelong dream — to be Louise C. England to Pay ne, 110 Strickland St., told him. (Was that a Slow down, honey. Girls he noticed that it was the \ phone calls to Indianapolis in my life, I don’t plan to keep the combination numbers to the lock on my retired Chicago police- purse snatcher or pick come a woman .' Greenview Hill Limited $61,500. mistake?) mature earlier than boys, Toronto Sun! make another soon and it would be better out of there. locker at the indoor tennis court where I play now on a ihan now living in Ariz pocket gets both, he can I thought you would like Partnership, property on Manchester Garden As RICHARD DANA HELENE STARSKI •When I asked Matthew and you are moving too ona. I am constantly Face up was a “ Dear But there it is, taking up valuable space that could just little slip of paper because I can’t even remember it, rob your home anytime. If to know that you helped a Middle "Turnpike, soc Limited Partnership how come he never comes fast for Matthew. And yes, amazed at these retired Abby” column he knew he director, professor . . . author of play as well be occupied by the names I forget of people 1 but the combination on my Dudley lock in high school you happen to lose both, very desperate man who $160,000. to Roger and Lorraine to see me alone, he said it was a mistake to tell people who open their had never read, and being meet on the street. in 1938 was 23-8-13. Why can’t 1 delete that from my have your locks changed was afflicted* with the Edward F. Kelleher to Metivier, Unit 175 Man his ihother told him it was him how you feel about wallets in public and a fan of yours, he There are numbers in everyone’s life that stand out brain and replace it with the combination I ’m using immediately — I mean feeling of having been Frank W. Curtin Jr. and chester Garden Conndom- “ dangerous." Abby, him. (Boys, and girls too, expose large sums of promptly scanned it right as landmarks. The number 204 is a big one for me. now? the same day! born into the wrong sex. Denise R. Curtin, 41 inium, $45,000. where Is the danger? I ’m know when someone money and a string of there on the shelf. When I was a kid we lived at 204 Partridge St. I It’s difficult to understand why we don’t have more Almost none of the NO NAME. PLEASE Phelps Road, $72,000. Blanchard and Rossetto Students’ plays to debut at MCC not going to hurt him. "likes’’ them — they don’t credit cards. Don’t they That column had a suppose 204 has more meaning for me than any other control over what we recall and what we forget. It’s a victims had obeyed any of Leonard J. and Deborah Construction to Timothy number between 100 and 1,000 although I no longer shortcoming our brains have. Each of us ought to be A. Corto to George Law F. and Carla A. Boland, Three student-written one-act plays will debut at director and emeritus professor. have any use for it. For the past 30 years I ’ve lived at able to make a conscious effort to remember or to rence, Unit 73-B Union 105 Westerly St., $67,150. Manchester Community College Nov. 17 through 20 at Coleman’s play focuses on newlyweds on the last number 254 on another street but 254 has never forget something and have that decision stick. Village Condominium, Pitkin Associates to ‘Mood swings’ may not mean depression Betty S. Eigner, Unit 450-2 8 p.m. each day in the main campus music room, 60 night of their honeymoon. The cast includes Mark assumed the same prominence in my memory as 204. The computer salesmen talk about storage $52,500. Bidwell St. The public is invited at no charge. . Gadoury, Judy Bugnacki and Richard Dana of Most people who served in the Armed Forces know capacity. I’m not so interested in storage. It’s that Carriage House Condomi "Honeymoon Strangers,” written by Jack Coleman Manchester; Laura Houghton and Bernie Shanley of their Army serial number. I remember mine but I ’ve "erase" or "delete" feature a computer has that I Walter P. Vogel Jr. and nium, $51,900. Then some people are sional help. A lot can be Many people have their of Manchester. "Don't Look Back,'' by Helene Glastonbury; and Jane Ratcliffe of Windsor Locks. never memorized my Social Security number. That like. My brain runneth over with numbers I no longer DEAR DR. LAMB: I Judith Belle Stone to Robert Thomas to Ar- depressed and they don’t done today with medi favorite cure for hiccups. Starski, also of Manchester, and "Tenth Street San The Starski play is a confrontation scene between a comes up often and my Army serial number never use. I keep remembering things I ’d rather forget and wonder if you could give James M. and Laurence vids Kalacis and Agnese recognize the problem cines and counseling. And a good many of them Jose,” by Janet Kingman of Suffield. will be mother and her daughter. The mother is played by does. It always seemed to me, incidentally, that the forgetting things I ’m trying to remember. me some information re R. Quinn, 37 Tanner St., Lubis, 58 Bilyeu Road, and others around them work for them, at least performed. Madeline Cain of Manchester, and the daughter by government could have made it easier for some of us if garding depression. I am $71,000. $45,000. may .not recognize it DEAR DR. LAMB: I part of the time. The plays were written in MCC’s playvjjriting class, Beth Bplger of Vernon. our Army serial number and our Social Security one of nine children and Paul F. Phillips and George A. and Mabel R. Your Health either. That can be the noticed your column of a There is probably a zone under the guidance of Associate Professor Lawrence The Kingman play is an impressionist piece number were the same. my husband and I have Norene Phillips to Pre Fister to John F. Bowden person who has insomnia, person asking for a cure in the back of the throat Willard. involving street people in San Jose, Calif. The cast Not ■ knowing my Social Security number is Gray hair isn’t just the result of loss of pigment. ■even children. We also ferred Equities, 392-394, and Robert E. Rogers, 91 Lawrence Lamb, M.D. or the man who becomes for hiccups. We have one that allow a reflex mecha “ We hope this experimental theater will become an includes Lisa Putnam, Denise Labonte and Tom something I’ve put my mind to. I’m a little perverse Hundreds of tiny air bubbles inside the shaft reflect have many nieces and 396-398 Main St.. $150,000. Lyness St., $53,500. impotent, or the person that ' has been in our nism to, induce hiccups in annual event that will stimulate the writing of plays at Ozimek of Manchester; JaniceConroy of Vernon; and about it. I don’t want to be numbered by the light, giving it a silver or while appearance. nephews. We are now in Thomas H. Walker Jr. Martin and Rothman . 1 ^ with no energy. family as long as I can some people. .That kind of MCC," said Richard Dana, MCC acting teacher. Tom Tantillo of Tolland. government. They can make me take a number but our 50s. So many of these and Susan E. Walker to Inc. to Gavie L. and Linda Change in life may be remember, and it works hiccup may be helped I'll be damned if they can make me memorize it. 1 children and parents have Leonard J. and Deborah A. Cavallero, 222 Parker the cause of depression. every time. with some acid substance think we all owe it to ourselves to keep from defeatist attitudes. Sui A. Corto, 27 Locust St., St., $73,900. That is why a young Just a teaspoon of such as vinegar or lemon memorizing as many numbers as we can. You cun cide has taken the lives of $63,500. ^ Joseph L. Swensson Jr. Tchaikovsky’s m y uncle and be our physical makeup or sion is. Just feeling inade person who'has not been lemon juice or a slice of, juice. A physician friend South Windsor Builders Inc. to Nels Granquist Jr. What family doctors are these days grandfather. environment, or manner quate is not necessarily away from home gets lemon gets rid of them. of mine dips a spoon in Inc. to Lynn M. Schults, and Shirley M. Granquist, N u t c r a c k e r I feel inadequate in of bringing up the child-, depression. depressed when he does Now that bottled lemon vinegar and then touches Unit 649G Ridgecrest Con 68 Pilgrim Lane, $92,500. Can. Adm. spurts, two or three times ren? Maybe a certain ’Td'start with, everyone leave home. juice is available we are it to the uvula, the continued from page 11 orMantao Dy dominium, $59,800. John Libro III to John F. "You look a little upset," Keibel ventures. The $7 a year. I am not talking vitamin is missing. I has mood swings. That is You can help control never without it in the teardrop-shaped struc- Andrew Ansaldi Jr. to Carney, 11-13 Cottage St., woman begins to cry quietly. ture at the back of throat. Th« Connecticut Ballet about deep depression: would appreciate any in what you may experience those normal swings by refrigerator. We have Agnes Dawson, Unit 35, $58,000. ultrasound, and some blood cultures. She listens "Is it something in particular you're seared Stiilir latM two or three times a year. your lifestyle. Having used it on our friends and Others claim success by 8:30 p.M. f r l i l « B 2. a:DD it’s just that we all seem to formation'Vou could give silently. about?" Keibel says. "L e t’s not talk in the hallway," they just marvel at how it swallowing,^dry table loiley Audit. Info. get discouraged easily me. , The degree of the swing, goals, being sure to enjoy he adds, as he wheels the woman into a vacant room •■tarftag 3. 2=00 or how depressed a person life and following habits works. 1 don’t know why it sugar. EVuIently the LHondiHtar I 649-9236 and don’.t know how to and shuts the door. He spends about 10 minutes with Ounbay 4.4:011 help each other. DEAR READER: Per is, makes the difference that promote your health works. gritty feeling of the sugar Here are statistics Following a doctor her, before leaving. Ci^uld there be some haps the best thing I can between normal feelings all help. But for the more granules stimulates the continued from page 11 It is not yet 9 a.m., the time.when the doctors’ office ulirketB Nnm &aU thing lacking in our bo do for you is to help you and something that could serious depression a per DEAR READER: spot and may stop the making his rounds will begin filling with they day’s patients. Before dies? Could these feelings understand what depres need professional help. son really needs profes (Thank you for your cure. hiccups. “ Any time there is competition in the 11; 30. Keibel will have seen eight people, the usual Oen Public $8 00 $7 00 $5 0 0 ] marketplace, whether it be from an internist, a number. During afternoon office hours, he will see an UConn ftu d e n ti $4 00 $3 50 $3.00 I pediatrician, or a family practitioner, then the continued from page 11 Sr cilU ent $7 00 $6 00 $4 00 I additional eight to 10 patients, as will Brodie. SNOWFLAKE FAIR Group iicfcett $8 00 & 5 00 I issue of availablity of patients becomes a Keibel saw four adults and four children. "W e get a lot competitive issue," says Schuman. N MASONIC TEMPLE Meet your expectations, not your parents’ “ It shouldn’t be," he says. "There are certainly of information from treating the whole family unit. " 25 E . C e n ter S treet THE WARSAW PHILHARMONIC says Keibel. “ Patients don’t always give full or enough people who would like to have specialized ROAST BEEF DINNER with pianikt ainphnn OtOroet* Wmnnr of th« 1977 V«n medical care as well as those who would like a complete answers. The more patients you treat in a Saturday-Nov. 12 9am-4pm Cliburn Inintnaliortnl Piano Compatilion own a car at his age would car, give him an itemized family, the more complete information you gel." D EAR DR. BLAKER: I cessary pressure on your family practitioner. There should be enough Thurt., Nov. 17 8:00 P.M. be a deep financial re- list of the definite as well people.” The doctors are quick to explain that they differ SAT., NOV. 12TH have an older brother in self to attain goals that Crafts*Baked Goods*Toys 0»n Public $8 00 97 0 0 9 5 0 0 I college who has made it were set for someone else. sDonsibilitv. If he wants a as unexpected costs. both in style and technique from the GP of horse and UConn aludonlt $4 00 $3 50 9 3 00 buggy days. 5:00 OR 6:30 Much Much More ' Sr Citi/ani $7______00 t«00 94 00 very difficult for me to A sk succeed in high school. He DEAR DR. BLAKER: I “ Most were in solo practice, often in rural settings," Luncheon Served 11:30-1: 30 is intelligent, athletic and have a 17-year-old son says Keibel. "We'do it differently. We’re in a group so COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH D r. B lak e r very handsome. All I ever who just got his driver’s we each don’t cover every single night." The doctors Jorgensen TURKEY DINNER 5 & 6 p.m. hear in school is, "Aren’t Karen Blaker, Ph.D. license. He insists that he also alternate weeks on hospital rounds, visiting each 585 E. Center St. Manchester you Jack’s little sister?" should be allowed to get a other’s patients; so both do not have to be in the *5.50 & $2.75 Adults $5°° Children 12 & under $2°° I can pccept the situa car of his own. I have tried hospital every day. R e s e rv a tio n s 643-1382 o r 643-9712 Audftonum tion at school, probably to explain to him that a IMIMSEACK "F or the old-time GP, it was not so much what the RESERVATIONS NEEDED Th#> Ur»ivf»rsilv '■>1 r.O M orrjif ui • Storrs because I am very socia car is a severe financial doctor did for the patient, but it was, 'sit down and ble and get along with burden that he would not have a cup of coffee and howarelhe tomatoes?” ’ says 643-7549 or 646-6781 TicketsS Info 466*4226 almost everybody. My ' ental expectations can be feelings try talking with be able to handle at his Brodie. "They depended less on medicine and personality is quite differ age. technology than on counseling." very difficult to satisfy, them. In addition, talk to ent from my brother’s especially in a situation your brother and maybe He contends, however, V But even with modern technology, Brodie says not which has allowed me to such as yours. You have let him discuss the situa that his friends have cars every moment in practice is a life-and-death develop my own identity. been forced into a predic tion with your parents. and that they are able to situation. "You don’t hold someone’s heart in your The problem is that my ament in which your lim You sound as if you are handle the cost. hands," he says. " I t ’s a day-to-day event just like PUBLIC AUCTION WINF 1 2 3 0 AM parents are unable to its are not the ultimate anything else. Most of us aren’t particularly Demand by the Creditors in control. Just make sure accept the fact that I am glamorous." , PRESENTS test of your abilities. that you don’ t place unne DEAR READER: To Valuable Handmade: not as intelligent as' my According to your parents brother. Since I am at it is your brother’s past FRIDAY WITH FRANK" hletic and well-liked, they . achievements that define SM0HDBE4S Cinema expept that I should meet -• your success. his academic standards. 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QUESTION: My grand mother asked me to write to you about her walker. A year ago last February MHS, East win openers in state tourney she had a mild stroke. /Medicare When she came home from the hospital, the ^ Mailbox doctor ordered a walker Edith Prague for her so that she could get around better. That was a year ’ ago last March. She has had the walker for all this time, (It will be two years this Shield or Major Medical, every July) so the 20 March) and she is still and then it would only be percent that Blue Shield getting notices from Med the 20 percent. Medicare pays is increasing. Blue icare and Blue Shield that Is as much to blame as Shield 65 Plan 81 will cost the place she got the these people who rent the $55.20 quarterly (Up from walker from in Williman- equipment. It is almost $47.84) and Blue Shield 65 tic is getting paid $25.80 unbelievable that a place Plan 82 will cost $39.66 up every month for this of business could get back from $29.66. walker. When we called more than $400 for a piece the place and asked them of equipment that costs QUESTION: I am not how come they were still about $50 to begin with. yet 65. I have Blue Cross getting paid for this same Imagine how much mo and Blue Shield through walker, they said that as ney is being drained from the Grange. I am now long as we were “ renting the Medicare system! paying $292.21 (up from II it" they would get paid. I This is happening not only $236.26) quarterly.) have figured out that so to your grandmother but Would It be cheaper for far, this place of business to every senior in this me to buy this coverage has received more than country who gets a piece directly from the $400 for this walker. Medi of equipment from a place company? care keeps sending her of business that never notices asking her if she is stops billing Medicare ANSWER: It might be a still using this piece of when a decent profit is few dollars cheaper but equipment. She does not made. And* the Medicare you would not be getting know what to do. — M.O. law allows this to happen. the same benefits. The Herald photos by Pinto There are some busi Grange coverage for ANSWER: Your grand nesses that do stop billing those people under 65 is ■ li mother is right to be after a decent profit is ,very good. You have no Making friends concerned and upset made but they are few and hospital deductible. You about this issue. The far between. The thing to have 485 days of paid Above: Lady, takes center stage as walker costs about $50 and do is PURCHASE and do in-patient hospital care she should BI?Y it and not it from a place that and you have the Blue residents of Manchester Manor, 385 W. rent it. Call the place and TAKES ASSIGNMENT, Shield Century 90 which Center St., watch. From left are Frances tell them she wants to buy will pay doctors' charges Wagner, Mildred Noren and Julia Harris it. She will get most of her QUESTION: I have in the hospital and other At ieft: Anna L'Heureaux, a Manchester money back from Medi heard that the deductibles special services. If you «?*•■> I care and Blue Shield, and under Medicare A and B were to subscribe directly Manor resident bends over to pet a if the place of business are going up as of January to the company, your Blue pooch named Gem. The dog was one of takes Assignm ent as I. Can you tell me how Cross hospital coverage several canine performers in a recent many places that rent much they are going to would have a $200deducti Herald photos by Pinto South Windsor Kennel Club dog show equipment do, then the cost and how much will ble and cost $219.81 and Owens comes in from fullback to help business gets paid di Blue Cross and Blue then you would only )>e Newington's Jamie Owens and Man Tertes (3), Paul Alderucci (13) and Manchester's Steve Logan, left, charges put on at the convalescent home. rectly and there is no cost Shield be. - S.R. covered for 70 days of chester's Brad Pelligrinelli (8) battle for Manchester's Glenn Boggini wait for the downfield but is halted by midfielder out Alderucci. Looking on, from left, are Anna Benche, out of pocket. The Rental in-hospital care in each a header while Newington's Andrew outcome. Paul Alderucci of Newington. Jamie Geraldine Wijtiams and Hazel Ellardi. of Medical Equipment is ANSWER: You heard spell of illness. Your Blue being looked at at the right. Medicare Part A Shield Century 90 would Federal level because (Hospital) deductible will cost $57.75. So, for the few cases like your grand go up to $356 from $304. dollars more, $14.65, you mother's are draining the Medicare Part B deducti are much better off with Pelligrinelli’s shot sends East underclassmen taste About Town M edicare system and ble of $75 will NOT go up the Grange coverage. making the cost of all the but the cQst of Medicare Orientation meeting set Bllue Shield 65 policies go Part B will go from $12.20 Editor's note: Please up. Also remember every pressure against Newtown ■?4 "\c. to $14.60 monthly. It send all questions to Edith Newington to sudden death Manchester Chapter Parents without Partners will time Medicare pays 80 seems that every January Prague Medicare Mail have an orientation meeting for prospective members percent. Blue Shield has 1, Medicat'e Beneficiaries box P.O. Box 16 Willlman- By Barry Peters Pelligrinelli banged it off his chest, they've been in since they lost the Bv Len Auster the box and swung a blistering and ready to play. That was a .. ;v;- .; Tuesday at 7p.m. at Motts Shop Rite Community Hhll, to pay the other 20 per get slapped with an in tic. Conn. 06226. Please Herald Sports Writer the ball rolling behind Bobko for CCIL crown to Hall two weeks ago. Herald Sports W riter 18-yard boot inside the top left concern as most of the year. He East Middle Turnpike. cent. Your grandmother crease in one deductible enclose a Large Self- the only score of the game. Second, it was the first tournament corner of the cage. really didn't have that much to do Call 643-1219 or 643-8643. and every other person or another and the cost of Addressed Stamped Heller-skelter soccer was not game in which Manchester's nu It starts only two seniors along Luster's goal, his 12th of the back there." Riggs had five saves i * "They took us out of our game, " who has a walker or any the supplement policies Envelope. way the Manchester soccer team said Manchester coach Bill cleus of underclassmen have been with the three sophomores, live season, came four minutes after in notching his 13th shutout of the ■ 0 1 Knights plan breakfast piece of.equipment should go up also. Seniors can went 12-1-2 in the CCIL this year, McCarthy. “ We're more of a ball subjected to tournament pressure. juniors and freshman. And the Newtown's Jon Kerstein missed on year. PURCHASE that piece expect to lay out more but that's the way it won its control team. As soon as I saw that "The sopohmores and the jun youthfulness of the East Cathoiic a golden opportunity from close in. East took control in the second BOLTON — Bolton Knights of Columbus will put on and not allow the place of dollars every year for first-round Class LL game at run-and-kick stuff — that's not our iors are the key people in this soccer team was apparent Wed His shot was right at Eagie keeper half and gave itself some^breathing business where they get it PROLONG THE life Of Jeff Riggs. Newtown controlied room at 25:29 on a corner kick. a pancake bjreakfast Sunday from 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. health insurance. Blue cut flowers In your home Memorial Field Wednesday.^^ ball game." tournament," said McCarthy. nesday afternoon as the young at St. Maurice Parish Center, 32 Hebron Road. to charge Medicare every Cross 65 is going up from And how it almost lost it as well. "This is what you need. We knew Eagles, tentative at the start, were the ball but couldn't do anything in Luster swung it towards the near month. Remember, you bv snipping stems at an the offensive third of the fieid. left post where a waiting Dan ' The charge is $2.50 for adults; $1.50 for children and $47.07 to $60.90 quarterly. angle. This provides Junior Brad Pelligrinelli's unas Newington's strong fullback exactly it was going to be this jostied by visiting Newtown High $8 for a family. should call around and Blue Shield prices are more stem surface to sisted goal with 18 remaining in crew headed by Dino Rocco and close." in a Class L Division first round tilt Eagle coach Tom Malin ac Gardiner headed it home, nestling find a place that “ Takes going up even though the absorb the water. Pro sudden death gave third-ranked Jamie Owens not only stalled the at MCC's Cougar Field. knowledged the first-half trouble. his shot at the juncture of the Assignment." There will deductible under Part B is long the life of good, but Manchester a thrilling 1-0 victory Manchester forwards when they The underclassmen cmae tho- The Eagles at the half got their '' We have a young team playing for crossbar and post. Clinics check blood pressure be NO OUT OF POCKET not going up. This is unused Items In your over 19th-ranked Newington High. came in close, they set up most of rugh admirably. Besides Pelligri butterfles under control, picked up the first time in the tournament nelli's obvious contribution, the The clincher came at 34:26, Community Health Care Services Inc. will sponsor cost to the Medicare Per because Medicare has in home by selling them for The win advances Manchester to Newington's chances with long on some strategy empioyed by the and 1 feel butterflies were there.” Indians were anchored on defense Diminutive freshman Hank Ste a blood pressure clinic Tuesday at Hill's Pharmacy, son except for those peo creased the amount paid cash with a low-cost ad In the second round against Southing clearing kicks. The quick-striking visiting Indians, and counter- Picking up on some Newtown work by Waller! and Milone. a junior and Coventry, from 1 to 2 p.m. ple who do not have Blue to doctors (as they do classified. ton High at Wethersfield High visitors faiied to put anything past punched their way to a 3-0 victory paid dividends in the second half phenson went high to head a ball sophomore respectively, in the away from a Newtown defender There will be another clinic on Dec, 6 at Coventry Saturday at 1:30 p.m. Chris Petersen, but they did have to gain a quarterfinal berth in the when East, which has been a midfield by juniors Dan Evans and towards Bill Masse in the middle of Pharmacy, from 1 to 2 p.m. Newington came out of the CVC their chances, State Soccer 'Tournament. second-half team all year, added 'rim aShiond "W e had good chances but we John Janenda and by sophomore two goals and held a 13-6 edge in the field and the senior midfielder with a 4-2-8 record and nearly East will face Bristol Central in a pulled off the upset by throwing off couldn't get it in," said Newington Nick Cacace and junior Steve shots. deposited a 10-yarder inside the Logan up front. Throw in the quarterfinal either Friday or Sat right post. Masse's goal was his Gymnasts take honors ■ e * l* * ie Iielw tvefy ei Manchester's patterned offense by couch Bruce Torry. "W e had a "Newtown did some nice things. ■ u w o e w a w i it i Y im t m good stretch in the middie of the experience of seniors Glenn Bog urday at a time and site to be We told the kids at the half to do 10th of the year: Gardiner's was . Patti Dunne's School of Gymnastics recently turning the contest into a pell-mell, announced. The clubs met during up-and-down affair with each team second half. Other than that, I gini and Dan Guachione, and what Newtown was doing to us, his third. participated in a Class IV compulsory meet w.ith the reguiar season with the Eagles having plenty of opportunities to thought the game was even. 1 think Manchester may have the right play the ball to the corners, to the " I can'tfault our guys the second Glastonbury and won several top honors brew to stir things up even further taking a 3-1 verdict. The goal by the SpecieIMzee score. our league is just as strong as flag, open the field up, " Malin said. half. It was a complete turna In the age 9 and under category those taking honors UH-MH in the tournament. Rams was the first allowed by "The first half we used the wings round,” Malin said. "W e started to and 36 to St th eirs'" Adopt a pet were: Bryna Pasternak, Diana Frese, Teressa It wasn't until the second over One underclassman the Indit\ns East. effectively," Ashmore said. "They work the outside and then, come Uccello, MaryEllen Gorskl, Cathy Miller and Erika time that Manchester started to Newington's most threatening., will miss is speedy sophomore East, No. 2 seed and now 15-0-1, countered well, got it to the wings into the middle. The first half we Kelly. wear down the visitors. The best opportunities came toward the end right wing Robert Chang, who is owned a 1-0 halftime lead but was in the second half," he spoke of tried to jam evm dhing up the In the age 10 and 11 category: Sue Remusat, Eileen chance of the game for either side of regulation. Speedy Frank out the rest of the season with a not impressive doing so. The East's play. middle too much.' Carey, Gretchen Yaple, Laura Sniyers, Lynn came when Brian Milone stole the Sprague fed J.P. Abbruzzese twice sprained ankle.. Logan started in visitors from the Western Connec The Indians, who bow out at Malin had plenty of praise for his Pound picked up Duffield, Nicol Feltman and Jennifer Goldstein. ball in the right corner and in a two-minute span, but each his place Wednesday, but the ticut Conference, led by mid 9-7-2, could have drawn even at the freshmen group of Luster, Kevin Winners in the ages 12 to 14 group: Kim Zdrojowy, centered to Nick Cacace, who was time Abbruzzese fanned on his Indians had problems working fielders Bob Tynan and Kris 12-minute mark of the-second half Riggs and Stephenson. And he had Sue Cascio and Bess Mckenzie. left all alone 10 yards out in front of shot. Thcif, with only 9:30 left, with the wings, something Svensson and dangerous winger but unmarked Sean Hanrahan plenty of good things to say about Newington goalie John Bobko. Andrew Tertes took a corner that McCarthy has stressed from early Todd Murray, were creating havoc fired right at Riggs, who made a Newtown, which gave his hooters 3 abandoned pups Auxiliary reminder Cacace fired over the net, but Waller! cleared with a header at on. all afternoon. in the midfield area. But when they juggling save. "W e were fortunate all they could handle. "Tliat was a Regularly *89°° Manchester kept the pressure on. the far post, and Petersen was got close to the goal..,. he was in the right spot, " Maiin good team we played,” he said. Members of Anderson Shea Auxiliary to Veterans of bailed out with good help for a third "Whenever we tried to get the "W e worked okay in the mid- "This was a real tough game that By Barbara Richmond Minutes later, Eric Waller! said. “ That may have given us a Foreign Wars Post 2046 are reminded that Friday is time. ball outside, it seemed it just went field. which we normally do. We spark." should help make us tournament Herald Reporter Now made a rush from sweeperback the annual Veterans Day ceremony at Manchester and was tripped 35 yards out. "When I saw Newington was a out-of-bounds,” said McCarthy. did havesomeopportunitiesbut we . "I think that might have made a tough. A game like this definitely Memorial Hospital qt 10:45 a.m. Pelligrinelli's direct kick sailed quick-striking team it worried the shot right at the keeper, which is a difference if we tied it up then." has to help.” A town worker heard Memlpers are also reminded of the Veterans Day $cpoo just over the left corner, but he heck out of me,” said McCarthy, Also lost for the remainder of the trademark of ours," said Newtown Ashmore said. “ V'ou don't get too The first tournament game, strange noises coming dinner sclieduled for Saturday at 6:30 p.m. at the Post redeemed himself a minute later “ It wasn't constant pressure, but season is senior Tom Finnegan, coach Larry Ashmore, reciting his many better opportunities than especiaily for a young, team, from the area of the town, Home. Help is needed. Contact Florence Streeter or with the winning goal. when they did, you reaily saw them who has a ruptured blood vessel in club's season-long shortcoming of that." sometimes can be the rockiest, dump area on Sunday. He Doris McCarthy. Taking a loose ball in the left coming on." his calf. Finnegan was also out at not being able to score. They had 31 Riggs, untested most of the year that hurdle has now been bleared. investigated and found corner, Pelligrinelli spun around It was an important victory for the beginning of the year, but came goals in 17 games coming in. as the. Eagle defense helped him But Malin, a tournament veteran, three puppies that some Music at MCC tonight two Newington defenders and Manchester for a couple of rea on to help create some things The lone first half goal was at allow only three goals in 15 Mmes, knows what lies ahead, "E very one mast have aban Toasty warm quilt came in on Bobko at the edge of the sons. First, it may snaptheindians offensively during one mid-season 10:05 when frshman Lewis Luster proved something to MalinV this game is a battle, every game is a doned. The puppies are at Jazz saxophonist Gerry Bergonzi of Boston and Don fun length coat penalty box. Bobko went down and out of the lackluster spell of soccer stretch. picked up a loose ball to the right of day. "H e sho.wed me he is sharp war." the dog pound and can be DePalna Trio of Hartford will be featured in a free adopted Immediately. preview performance tonight from 7 to 8:30 in the Light weight yet Dog Warden Richard music room at Manchester Community College. comfortable and Rand said they are Labra Begonzi will be featured at a concert later in the dor crosses, about 8 weeks evening at the 880 Club in Hartford. The* trio, ^ warm. In a More to chew on this Turkey Day old. Two are females and consisting of DePalna on piano, Nat Reeves on bass, East girls fall one's a male. They're and Michael Duquette on drums, has been the variety o f black with white on the in-house rhythm section at the 880 Club for three Thanksgiving Day will not come team of destiny." times — has been for "town chest. When we visited the years. Sizba 16H-24]i soon enough for the Manchester Manchester at the moment is bragging rights." How else do'you in tourney to Hall pound on Wednesday, The session at MCC is open to the public High and East Catholic High leading the pack in Class L put it when one team goes into the Rand had just fed them Thoughts Division L L with its 8-0 record and game at 0-9 and the other at 1-8. football teams. WEST HARTFORD - Mar ing up with 14 saves as Hall and they looked fat, happy That's because this year's tussle 1.080 points, good for a 135.00. That was 1976. and contented. Glass Works elects officers ApLENtv average. That's based on 100 points The' 1977 clash was a carbon copy tha Barter had her hands full. unleashed 20 shots. could have extra special signifi Wednesday — on every chance "Martha did a superb job in There was also another Dr. Charles Jacobson was re-elected president of Len Auster, for each victory and 10 points for with East again'1-8 and the Indians cance for each. but one. goal, " said East coach Don Fay. puppy picked up Tuesday the Pitkin Glass Works Inc. at the recent annual If Manchester gets by dangerous Herald each victory garnered by teams it 0-9. East won by a 12-6 count that onCharterOakStreet. It's meeting. has beaten. Having wins over second year but there aren't too Barter, the goalie for the East “ She stopped two penalty kicks. Lay-A-yVays Penney and East Catholic suc Sportswriter Catholic girls' soccer team, Martha and strong defensive a brownish-black color Other officers elected were: Mrs. Constance Conard, Hall, Simsbury and East many who will recall that game. ceeds as expected against hapless caught, saved and rejected piay from Rachel Rossow, with four white paws. U Adams, vice president; Catherine Putnam, secre Welcomed St. Paul in Bristol this Saturday, Hartford, each with at least four wins, helps the situation every shot Hall High kicked and Chrisly Bearse, Liz Palm er and wiii be ready for adopa- tary; Edith Muse, corresponding secretary; and then the Nov, 24 clash between the The 1983 game is going to be a lot considerably. headed at her. All except for a Stacey Simmons kept us in the tion in a few days. It's a Richard Carter, treasurer. local powers could mean a state different. Two polished offenses. Herald photo bv Richmond East is in good position in Class Lynn Golas shot which scooted game." mixed breed but looks Those named to the executive board were: Jean tournament playoff berth for the ning streak in school history — East's directed by John Giliberto M Division MM in second place in off the diving Barter's hands E ak managed 10 shots, but similar to the other pup Kelsey, Ruth''Gleick, Naomi Foster, Ruth Treat and winner. eight games — with its nail-biting and Manchesteb’s by either Jim the latest unofficial standings with and went just inside the far post Hall goalie Nancy Ileichlin pies, except for the Dog Warden Richard Rand cuddles Doris Senkow, representing Orford Parish Chapter of The loser, if the points are right, 13-12 win over East Hartford last Fogarty or Dave Mazzotta, can pur its 7-1 record, good for 955 points for the lone goal of the game in came up with six saves for the coloring. three Labrador-cross puppies that were the DAR. could also make it to a Dec. 3 Saturday. The Hornets missed a points on the board. There's no and a 119.38 average. Bunnell High Hall's 1-0, second-round Class L shutout. Rags, last week's fea- William Buckley, Patricia Cook, Ruth Shepherd, championship game but neither 27-yard field goal attempt by Tom question about that. Each pos abandoned at the town dump. They are also is 7-1 but has accumulated state tournament victory. "H all is a very talented team, tured pet, is still waiting Herbert Bengtson and Bernice Reig were named to side will want to test that out. Parlante in the closing three sesses two above average runners ready for adoption. only 895 points fora 111.88 average. The loss ends East's season at but we gave it our best shot," to be adopted. The young represent the Manchester Historical Society. Dr. Each will have to go full bore for seconds as the mistake-prone with East blessed by the services sheep dog is about a year Indians, who coughed up tbe Hand High of Madison, defending of Doug Post and Buddy Zachery 7-7-2. Hall advances to the third said Fay, “ I'm very proud of Alfred Sundquist, Chester Ferris, Ernest Turek,Tho VERNON a post-season berth. round with a 14-1-2 record. this team. They were competi oid and was picked up was left to roam by an by calling the pound, mas Duff, and Ruth Willey, will represent the town And to think at the start of the pigskin an uncommon five times, state champ, has the inside track and Manchester powered by jun on anott^er state playoff berth with By the records alone. Hall tive with the best in the state.',' near the Police Depart uncaring owner. He's 643-6642 or by calling the Reproductions of the Pitkin Swirl Inkwell are now VERNON CIRCLE 649-4430 1983 football season probably got the win. East Hartford coach iors Greg Turner and Eli an 8-0 record for 127.50 points in should have had an ^ i e r time Fay also noted the fine play of ment on East Middie back at the pound and Police Department, 646- on sale. These were hand blown at the Pairpoint Glass neither team thought of being in a Jim Dakin claimed the'field goal McFolley. Turnpike on Oct. 18. would really likesbmeone 455,5. attempt was good but being right Division MM. The Tigers should be Each side has shown a better- with the Eagles. It did once seniors Karen Kaufhold and Co„ Sandwich, Mass., using a mold made from an Bloomfield-806 Park Ave 242-9277 state championship game. already this season, beating Karen DiCapua, who along with King, another dog that to take. hin. There is a $5 fee for. original inkwell owned by Thomas Duff. next to ^he right upright, I can tell there. than-average defense. The mat AVON • RL 44 Caldor Raia 678-0080 But the possibility is extremely East 4-1 in the regular season. Barter, Palmer, Simmons and was featured a few weeks The dog pound is lo- adopting a dog, to make real with the ninth week of the you it missed by a good yard or so; East is hoping to make an chups will be interesting to see. Quills are also available to go with the inkwell. The But the East defense held firm Rossow played their last game ago. is also still waiting cated.on town property off the transaction legal. The inkwell and pen may be seen at Mary Cheney Library, Wethersfield Shopping Ctr. S29-0431 season staring the Indians and It was close, but no cigar. appearance. So, more importantly, will be the „ The traditional Manchester- 1983 game. It's one not many Wednesday, with Barter com for East Wednesday. for a home. So is^Jason,- Olcott Street, The dog owner is responsible for Proceeds will go toward the preservation of the ruins Eagles squarely in the face. What did Ferm i coach Joe residents will want to miss. who had been adopted but warden can he contacted licensing the dog. of the glassworks on Pitkin Street. Manchester has its longest win- Bacewicz call the Indians? “ A East Catholic game — too many
\ 16 - MANCHKSTEK HERALlI), Thursday, Nov. 10, 1983 MANCHESTt:H HERALD, Thursday. N< 10. mK:t 17” NBA roundup Starling to keep Scoreboard Cunningham issues warning busy schedule Rangers 4, Flames 3 Spurs IBS. Jazz99 Sonics 113, Cavaliers 1B1 Bv Ira Kaufman Philadelphia assistant coach. Calendar Colgary 01 a-’ rO UTAH (99) CLEVELAND (101) Hockey basketball Drew 8-17 10-14 28, Bailey 6-13 1-2 13, Robinson 5-19 3-3 13, Shelton 4-10 3-411, UPl Sports W riter “ The 76ers will get their interest HARTFORD (UPl) - Hart be ready, we're gqlng to conduct NY Rongers 0 2 2 - ^ First period—None. P e n a ltle ^ — Eoton 5-9 1-2 11, Green 6-10 4-4 16, Hinson 0^2 1-2 1, Free 10-X 9-10 X , back again, it’s just a carryover ford welterweight Marlon Sta business as usual.” Hedberg, G riffith 708 0-2 14, Kelley 1-3 (M) 2, Huston 7-8 3-3 17, Cook 6-8 0^ 12, Only six games into a virtually from winning it all.” rling will only believe it when he Starling was placed in a NYR. 1:39; Tombelllnl. Col. .. 14:16; Hansen T3 M 3, Wilkins 1-3 (M) 2. Hubbard 3-8, 3-5 9, Thompson 2-4 (M) 4, THURSDAY NBA standings Anderson 1-3 0-2 2, Eaves 4-8 OO 8, Boglev 1-3, 2-2 4. Poguette 0-3 0^ 0, meaningless regular-season sche Moses Malone had 31 points and finally enters the ring against Ruotsalainen, 14:27; Fotiu, NYR, mdlor, hurridly arranged match with Crou Country NHL standings 17:00; Baxter, Col, malor-mlnor, 17:00. Boswell OO (H) 0. Totals 4007 17-27 99. Granger 0-0 0-0 0, Garris 0-0 04) 0. Totals dule, Philadelphia coach Billy 15 rebounds for Philadelphia, but World Boxing Association Sammy Ruckard of Spartan Bovs and girls State Open at Edge- Second period—1, NY Rangers, Os SAN ANTONIO (105) 38-85 24-29 101. wpod, Cromwell (2:4S) Eastern Conference. Bonks 9-12 6-7 25, Mitchell 10-22 2-2 22, SEATTLE (113) Cunningham meant every word. Julius Erving had only two of his 16 champion Don Curry. burg, S.C., for tonight before the • Socetr Woles Conference borne Aflontic Division Patrick Divislen 6 (Larouche, Laidlaw), 1:13. 2, NY Gilmore 7-14 40 18, Moore 2-6 6-8 10, Chambers 5-15 5-7 15. Vranes 7-10, M After the 76ers performed list points in the opening half and said ' Until then, the 29-1 fighter will telecast of the. Hagler-Duran * Class L Division W L Pet. GB Gervin 4-15 40 12, McNamara 1-3 2-2 4, 15, Slkmo 4-13 5-5 13. Williams 7-11 04) Manchester at Guilford (girls), 2 w L T Pti. GF GA Rangers, Hedberg 6 (Ruotsalainen, Boston 6 1 .857 — lessly in a 120-116 loss to Detroit. his team lacks cohesiveness. keep from going stale with two title fight In the Hartford Civic NY Raneeri 11 4 2 24 71 55 Pavellch), 6:10. 3, Calgary, Loob 7 Jones 1-1 OO 2, Paxson 0-4 (M) 0, 14, Wood 8-15 1-2 17, King 2-3 2-2 6, Class t Division New Jersey 4 2 .667 I ’/a Edmonson 3-7 2-2 8, Roberts 2-3 (K) 4, Sundyold 2-S 0-0 4, Howes 1-3 04) 2, Cunningham bristled and threa Elsewhere, Boston topped San fights in 17 days and possibly a Center, reportedly to spur sag Coventry ol Farmington (girls), 2 Philadelphia 10 6 1 21 67 55 (Jolonen, Eaves), 9:28. Penalties— Phllodelphio 4 2 .667 I'/a NY, Itlonderi 10 6 0 20 74 54 Hansen,Cal,6:21; Blalsdell,NYR,9:48. Williams 0-3 OOO. Totals 39-9026-35 105. Brown 12-18 3-3 27, McCray 0-2 04) 0. tened major alterations in the Diego 129-122, New Jersey downed third next month if Curry ging sales for the welterweight New York '2 4 .333 3V? Utah 25 25 20 29— 99 Bradley 04) 04) 0. Totals 48-95 17-X 113. FRIDAY Wafhlnglon 7 9 0 14 47 58 Third period—4, NY Rangers, Sund- Woshington 2 5 .286 4 starting lineup of the NBA cham Washington 127-110, Milwaukee remains on the shelf with an clash from Las Vegas. PItlsburbh 4 10 2 10 44 63 strom 8 (Osborne), 1:26. 5, NY Rangers, Son Antonio 23 32 25 25—105 Cleveland 29 27 23 22-101 < Soccer Central Division . T h re e -p o in t g o a ls — D re w 2, Seottle 28X25 30—113 pions, who dropped to 4-2. downed Kansas City 95-93, San injured hand. Ruckard has a 35-20-2 record nig East Tournament In Storrs New Jersey 2 14 0 4 43 74 Ruotsolainen 2 (Dave Maloney, Rogers), Milwaukee . 5 2 .714 — Adams Olvhlon 6:26. 6, Calgary, McDonald 10 (Boxter, Atlanta 3 3 .500 IVa Banks. Three-point gool-^Free. fouled E vei^ road team lost Wednes Antonio beat Utah 105-99, Los “ I ’ll know its definite when and last fought Oct. 1 when he OConn vs. Boston College, 1 Fouled out—Green and Kelley. Total out— SATURDAY Boston 10 4 1 21 76 45 Nilsson), 18:08. 7, Calgary, Rlsebrough4 Detroit 3 3 .500 IV2 day night and the setback left Angeles defeated Dallas 120-106 the bell rings," Starling said knocked out Pat McCoy in the (3uebec 9 7 ‘ 7 20 94 67 (McDonald, Baxter), 19:17. Penalties— fouls—Utah X , Sdn Antonio 27. Rebounds None. Totol fouls—Clevelond 25, Seattle Football Chicago 2 3 .400 2 —Utah 41 (Eaton 10), Son Antonio 55, 24. Rebounds—Cleveland 43 (Robin-, Philadelphia I'/i games behind and Seattle beat Cleveland 113-101. Wednesday at a news confer fourth round. Manchester at Penney, 1;30 Buffalo 7 6 3 17 54 53 Eloronta, Col, 5:04; Osborne, NYR, 16:05. Indiono 2 4 .333 2'/3 Hertford * 7 7 1 IS 53 X Shots on goal—Calgary 7-7-10-24. NY Cleveland 2 5 .286 3 (Gilmore 15). Assists—Utah 26 (Green 7), son Boston in the Atlantic Division, but Celtics 129, Clippers 122 ence with his manager F. Mac Buckley also said Starling -East Catholic at St. Paul, 10:30 a.m. Son Antonio 27 (Moore 12). Technical— and Shelton 8), Seattle X (Slkmo 9). ■UConn at URI, 1 Montreal 7 8 0 14 64 62 Rangers 15-14-11—40. Western Conference 16 of the league's 23 teams will Kevin McHale and Larry Bird Buckley, to announce the con Campbell Conference Goalies—Calgary, Lemelin. NY Ran Green. A—10,579. Assists—Cleveland 23 (Free9), Seattle42 will fight Robert Graddy of 1 Soccer Midwest Division (Williams 18) Technical—Robinson. make the playoffs under a revised combined for 52 points to offset a tender’s fight schedule. Savannah, Ga., on Nov. 26 and ■ Class LL Division Norris Division gers, Weeks. A—17,409. W L Pet. GB W L T Pts. OF GA Dollos 4 3 .571 — Bucks^^IngsSa A— format and first-round byes have 37-point effort by Terry Cummings Starling said he has kept Manchester vs. Southington at We- 7,189. Starling may fight again as part tliorsfleld High, 1:30 Toronto 7 7 2 16 73 X Denver 3 3 .500 '/2 been eliminated. and lead the Celtics to their sixth himself from being disap Chicooo 6 8 0 16 64 66 of a Dec. 16 boxing card. Class L Division North Stars 5, Red wings 3 San Antonio 3 4 .4^ 1 KANSAS CITY (93) “ We have to make some changes straight triumph after an opening- pointed, realizing he will only f a s t Cothollc vs. Bristol Central at St. Louis 7 7 1 15 56 62 Utah 2 3 .400 1 Buckley, who also works at Detroit 6 6 2 14 52 55 E. Johnson 10-18 0-0 20, Olberding 2-3 O possibly in our starting lineup, but game loss. The Clippers, playing sHo and time to be announced Houston r 4 .333 IV3 0 4, Thompson (M) 1-2 1, Drew 12-17 2-3 get a shot at the title when he is the civic center's boxing advi Minnesota 6 8 1 13 66 79 Minnesoto o 4 1—5 Kansos City 2 5 .2M 2 I don’t know what we're going to without Bill Walton, suffered their Smvthe Division 26, Knight S-15 3-4 13, S. Johnson 4-10 4-7 actually in the ring with Curry. sor, said the December fight Detroit 1 0 2—3 Paclfle Division 12, Nealy 1-2 04)2, Merlweother 2-3 04)4, change at this point," snapped 17th consecutive road defeat dat Edmonton 14 2 1 29 IX 71 First period—1, Detroit, Pork 1 Portlond 5 2 .714 — B o x i n g Buckley agreed. “ When I see could take place if thO rematch Colaory 6 7 3 IS 56 59 Buse 3-6 1-4 8, Suttle 1-4 1-1 3. Totals 40 Cunningham after his club’s se (Duguay), 8:46. Penalties — Smith. Golden State 4 2 .667 V3 78 12-21 93. ing to Feb. 17 of last season. Donald Curry on the other side with Curry again fell through. Vancouver 6 9 1 13 71 76 Det.0:29; Manno, Det, 5:50; Maxwell, Los Angeles 4 2 .667 Va •••••••••••••••••••••a cond loss in three games. “ No McHale had 27 points. 14 in the Winnipeg 5 9 2 12 63 79 MILWAUKEE (95) of the ring and the bell rings. I ’ll “ If Curry's hand is not healed Min, 7:03; Maxwell, Min, 12:36; Giles, Seoftic 5 3 .625 '/a Bridgemon 6-16 2-4 14, Lister 4-9 3-4 11, question we can get into a bad second quarter, and Bird had 12 of Football Los Angeles 3 6 5 11 61 72 Min, 14:16 Plett, Minn, 17:47, Smith, Det, Son Diego 3 4 .429 2 know we’re fighting him.” in time to schedule ourfight by (Top lour In each dlvtsion auallly for Phoenix 1 4 ,200 3 Lanier 3-9 4-4 10, Archibald 1-4 5-8 7. < •••0 # •••••••••••••••• 17:47; Ogrodnlck, Det, 19:01. Moncrief 11-15 7-8 29, Catchings 1-2 02 2. groove — but we’re not gonna let his 25 in the first quarter. Curry was scheduled to^meet Feb. 1, which we should know Stanley Cup ptavofls.) Second period— 2, Minn, Ciccarelli, 12 Wednesdoy's Results that happen.’’ Wednesdoy's Results Boston 129, San Diego 122 Breuer 3-4 2-2 8, Pressey 1-6 2-4 4, Major fight schedule Nets 127, Bullets 110 Starling Nov. 26 in Fort Worth, within two to three weeks, we (McCorthy, Maruk), 0:32. X Minn, Grevey 8, Townes 1-1 04) 2. Tbtols 34-71 Buffalo 3. Boston 1 Ciccarelli, 13 (Maruk), 5:33. 4, Bellows? New Jersey 127, Washington 110 Vinnie Johnson scored 17 of his 26 Darryl Dawkins scored 20 points Texas, but the champ hurt his will try to have Starling on the N.Y. Rangers 4, Calgary 3 27-X 95. NFL standings (Levie, Broten), 9:59. 5, Minn, Napier 4 Detroit 120, Phllodelphio 116 (c^denotes defending chomplon) points in the second quarter to help and grabbed 12 rebounds to pace hand and the match was post December bill,” said Buckley. • Edmonton 6. Woshington 4 (Roberts, Ferguson), 10:41. Penoltles— Milwaukee 95, Kansas City 93 Kansas City 24 20 28 21—93 Minnesota S, Detroit 3 Mllwoukee 26 32 14 23—95 Detroit to a 61-52 halftime lead and New Jersey to an easy victory as poned indefinitely. It was the Graddy, a left-hander with a M Ogrodnlck. Det, 3:58; Levie* Minn, 7:49; San Antonio 10S, Utah 99 Three-point goal—Buse. Fouled Nov. 10 at Los Vegas, Nev. — c- Amtricon Cenftrtnct Toronto 2, New Jersey 1 Roberts, Minn, malor, 16:07; St. Laurent, Los Angeles 120, Dollos 106 the Pistons outrebounded the 76ers the Nets set a club record with 43 second delay, with Starling 13-3 record, last fought Aug. 16 Eott Montreal ^. Chicago 0 out— Marvln Hagler vs. Roberto Duron, 15, Det, major, 16:07; Maxwetle, Seattle 113, Cleveland 101 world middleweight title; Fronk Fletcher 56-37 despite losing forward Kelly assists and shot 62 percent from earlier hurting his hand. when he scored a first-round PF PA Winnipeg 7, Vancouver 2 Minn, Thursdov's Games Merlweother,Lonler. TotoJ fouls— Miami 219 164 Thursday's Gam# Kansas vs. Juan Domingo Roldan, 10, mid- Tripucka early in. the game. the floor. Jeff Ruland paced Starling’s only loss came at knockout of then-undefeated minor-minor, 17-53. (All Times EST) City 29, Milwaukee 24. Rebounds— dieweights; Charlie "White Lightning" V Boltimore 183 211 St. Louis at Los Angeles. 10:35 p.m.. Third period—6, Det, Ogrodnlck New York at Indiana, 7:35 p.m. Johnson hit seven shots in a row Washington with 25 points, but the hands of Curry in October Alan Hetrick of Columbia, S.C. Buffalo 180 203 EST Utah at Houston, 8:40 p.m. Kansas Brown vs Frank Newton, 10, lightweights. 7 City 29 (E. Johnson 6), Milwaukee 40 Nov. 10 at Boston — Gonzolo and 8-of-9 in the second period, veteran forward Greg Ballard shot 1982 in New York. Asked how he feels about the MTAf Englond 220 196 Pridoy's Gomos (Pork, Duguay), 5:07. 7, Yzerman 9 Phoenix at Golden State, 10:35 p.m. KY Jet* 208 202 Toronto at Buffalo (Lister 16). Assists— Kansas City 26 Montellano vs. Chris Calvin, 10, ligh then combined with Isiah Thomas just l-for-8 from the field and Asked if Curry would ever (Duguoy, Park), 14:02. 8, Minn. Cleveland at Portlond, 10:35p.m^ tweights. possibility of fighting three Central N.Y. Islanders at Pittsburgh CiccoreMI, 14 (McCarthy, Meloche), Friday's Gomes (Drew B), Milwaukee 26 (Archibald 8). for 15 points in the final quarter to rookie guard Jeff Malone hit on fight Starling, Buckley said; 10-round bouts in three months. Rttsburgh 8 2 0 .800 253 168 Winnipeg at Vancouver Detroit at Boston, night Technical—Milwaukee coach Nelson. Nov. 10 at New York — Mark Medal Cleveland 19:25. vs. Kevin Howard, 10, junior mld- secure the triumph. just 4-of-18 shots. “ I ’m not going to speak for the Starling said, “ Hopefully, the 5 5 0 .500 202 241 Penalties—None. Milwaukee at New Jersey, night UPl photo Qnclnnotl 4 6 0 .400 225 195 dleweights. John Long added 20 points as Bucks 95, Kings 93 Shots on goal—Minnesota 7-14-5— San Diego at New York, night Nets 127. Bullets 110 Nov. 11 at Milwaukee — Steve Zouski Curry camp. If he’s not going to total wM only be 10 rounds." Houston 0 10 -0 .000 166 301 26. Kansas City ot Phllodelphio, night Detroit’s backcourt took over in Sidney Moncrief scored 29 West AHL standings vs. Leonord Branden. 10, heavyweights; Boston’s Larry Bird (right) takes a swipe at the basketball Detroit 5-11-11—27. Chicogo ot Washington, night Steffen Tongstad vs. Bill Hollis, 10, the absence of Tripucka. the club’s points, including four crucial free LA Raiders 7 3 0 270 224 Goalies—Minnesoto, Meloche. De Son Antonio at Dollos, night WASHINGTON (110) being passed to a teammate by San Diego's Jerome Denver 172 174 Northern heavyweights. leading scorer who suffered a throws down the stretch, to help troit, t Phoenix at Los Angeles, night Bollard 1-8 1-1 3, Mohorn 6-10 3-4 15. Nov. 11 at Asuncion, Paraguay — Jose Seattle 246 225 W L T Pts. GF GA MIo. A—15,890. Atlanta at Seattle, night Rulond 9-13 7-9 25, Sobers 5-12 3-4 13, F. 10-stitch cut over his left eye. Milwaukee to its fourth straight Whitehead,(33) during second quarter play in NBA tilt Kansos City 202 188 Adirondack 10 5 0 20 69 60 Marla Flores vs. Juon Carlos Glmenez, Johnson 9-14 4-5 22. Dave 6-12 2-2 14, IZ light heavyweights. Tripucka and Philadelphia guard triumph. Wednesday night in Boston. Son Diego 224 278 Nova Scotia 8 5 3 19 64 54 McMillen 1-4 04) 2, Malone 4-18 3-3 1Z Notionol Conference Maine 7 5 2 16 SO 44 Noy. 12 at Las Vegos, Nev. — Howard Andrew Toney collided under the Spurs 105, Jazz 99 KopickI 0-0 4-4 4, Wilson 0-1 04) 0, Gibson Davis vs. Ivan Montalvo, 10, ligh Duran out to show Eost Moncton 8 8 0 16 59 55 Maple Leafs 2, Devils I Pistons t2D.76ers 116 0-1 0-0 0. Totols 41-93 27-32 110. basket 3; 49 into the game and each Gene Banks, who leads the NBA pul the Spurs ahead 95-89. Utah’s Sonics 113, Cavaliers 101 W L T Pet. PF PA Fredericton 6 6 1 13 49 34 NEWJERSEY(127) tweights; (3ene Hatcher vs. Joe Monlev, Dallos 9 1 0 .900 318 215 Sherbrooke 6 ^ 1 13 57 69 10, lunlor welterweights. had to leave. Tripucka was carried in field goal percentage, hit on John Drew led all scorers with 28 Fred Brown scored 16 of his 27 New Jersey 0 0 1—1 WIIHoms 8-12 2-7 18, King 9-13 04) 18. Nov. 12 at Tampa, Flo. — John Woshington 8 2 0 .800 339 218 PHILADELPHIA (116) Dowkins 9-13 2-3 20, Birdsong 7-13 04) 14, from the floor while Toney left 9-of-12 shots and ignited a 10-0 run points. points in the second quarter for Phllodelphio 4 6 0 .400 158 194 Rochester 74 66 Toronto 1 0 1—2 Mugabi vs. Curtis Parker, 10. junior First period—1, Toronto, McCourt 5 Erving 7-12 2-2 16, lavaroni 0-1 2-2 2, Cook 3 5 1-2 7, Ronsev 6-9 2-2 15, O Koren middlewelghts. under his own power. He also to start the second half for San Lakers 120, Mavericks 106 Hagler who’s best St. Louis 3 6 1 .350 205 314 Baltimore 63 46 Malone 11-16 9-9 31. Toney 3-11 0-0 7. 5-110-210. Totals 59-96 8-X 127. Seattle. Gus Williams added 14 (Horris), 13:12. Penalties—Lever, NJ, NY Giants 2 7 1 .250 175 229 New Hovdn 2 16 75 80 Cheeks 6-10 4-7 16, Richardson 6-14 1-1 13, Nov. 16 ot Cleveland — Ronnie Shields suffered a lO-stitch cut above the Antonio. Banks scored 11 of his 25 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scored 24 points for the Sonics, including the Central 9:06; Dooust, Tor, 11:20; Stewart, Tor. vs. Sooul Mombv, 12. vacant NABF Springfield 1 15 63 _66 18:56. Jones 4-8 S-6 13. C. Johnson 2-5 1-2 5. Woshington 24 27 26 33—110 left eye. points in the final period and points and Magic Johnson added 10,000th of his career, and handed Minnesota 6 4 0 .600 227 242 St. Catharines 6 10 1 76 89 Ruutins 0-2 0-2 0, Edwards 3-7 2-4 8, New Jersey super lightweight title. Bv Rich Tosches ing Roberto Duran,” Hagler said. Green Bov Second period—None. Penalties— X 31 X 28—127 Nov. 17 at Atlontic City, N.J. — James “ We probably played as good a dropped in a 3-pointer as the 22, iifting the Lakers in their home off for a career-high 18 assists. 5 5 0 .500 275 288 Hershev 6 9 53 66 Threat! 2-5 1-1 5. Totals 44-91 27-36116. Three-point goals—Malone, Ron- UPl Sports W riter “ I know he’s a dangerous fighter Detroit 5 5 0 .500 217 197 Binghamton 3 9 1 7 Came Brood vs. Larry Alexander, 12, heavy game as we can play,” said Detroit 24-second shot clock expired mid S3 73 ron, NJ, 3:03; Stewart, Tor. 6:06; Lever, DETROIT (120) sey. weights. opener. Rolando Blackman led Cleveland’s World B. Free led all V Chicogo 3 7 0 .300 184 219 Wedngsdov’f Results Tripucka 1-2 0-0 2, Levingston 5-6 3-3 Total fouls—Woshington 22, New Jersey coach .Chuck Daly, a former and he’s going to be sky high and Tompo Bay 1 9 0 .IX 158 239 NJ, 9:30; Verbeek, NJ. 11:52; Dooust, Nov. 17 at Los Angeles — JaimeGorzo way through the fourth quarter to Dallas with 24 points. scorers with 30 points. Adirondack 4, Frederlcton3 (OT) Tor, 11:52; Solming, Tor, 13:31, 13, Loimbeer 6-11 4-4 16. Long 9-17 2-2 20, 26. Rebounds—Washington 44 (Mohorn LAS V e g a s , Nev. — when most emotion can lift a fighter. I want to West Baltimore 5. Rochester 3 vs. Beto Perez, 10, super bantamweights; Bridgman, NJ, double minor, 19:02; Thomos 7-18 2-2 17. Tyler 6-16 00 12. V. 12), New Jersey 41 (Dawkins 12). Assists Alberto Dovllo vs. Julio Rodriguez, 10, people look at Marvin Hagler’s get rid of him as soon as I can. I ’m Son Francisco 6 4 0 .6X 278 204 Moncton 4. Maine 1 Johnson 11-15, 4-6 26. Russell 0-1 0-0 0, —Woshington 23 (Sobers, F. Johnson 6), New Orleans 6 4 0 .6X 2X 213 New Haven 7, Binghamton 2 Stewort, Tor, 19:02; Korn, Tor, 19:28. bantomweights. long ring career, they notice the really looking to bust him up. I ’m Third period—2, Toronto, Benning 3 Tolbert 3-6 0^ 6, Benson 4-6 3-0 8, Austin New Jersey 43) Ronsev 13). T e chnical- Nov.. 18 at San Juan, Puerto Rico — c- LA Rams 6 4 0 .6X 222 214 Sprlngfleld6. SherbrookeS 32 30 0. Totols 52-100 15-17 120. . r New Jersey ossistaht coach Kiililea. A— sterling 57-2-2 record or the 48 getting very tired of his people and Atlonta 4 6 0 .4X 2X 212 Thuredoy's Gomes (McCourt, Der logo), 6:21. 3, New Jersey, Heefor Comocho vs. Rafoel Solis, 12, Verbeek 5 (Cameron, Cirella), 12:48. Philadelphia 21 31 29 35— 9,0». WBC junior lightweight title. knockouts. their attitude. Mondoy't Result Sherbrookeot Binghamton Penalties—Lormier, NJ, 1:53; Valve, Detroit 31 30 34 2^180 O ’Brien steps down as NBA boss Maine of Fredericton Three-Doint goals — Toney. Thomas. Nov. 18 at Tampa, Fla. — Michael When Roberto Duran looks at . Detroit 15r N.Y. Glonts9 Tor, “ I want to retire Roberto Duran St. Catherines at Nova Scotia Lakers 12B, Mavericks 106 BradleV^' vs. Kel Robin, 10, junior SundoVv November 13 1:53; Lewis. NJ,'5:10; Solming, Tor, Fouled out—None. Totol fouls— welterweights. Hagler’s career he seer a liberal Thursday night." Buffalo at N.Y. J^Sr 1 p.m. Fridoy's Gomes Phila New Haven at Boltimore 5:56; Russell. NJ, 11:47. Nov. 19 at St. Joseph, Mo. — Jones Bv Fred McMane included a provision that he got things done.” said Paui Silas, a of the defined gross revenues of the sprinkling of opponents named Hagler, who is the undisputed Cincinnati at Kansos City, 1 p.m. Shots on goal—New Jersey 10-5-9— delphia 20, Detroit 24. Rebounds— DALLAS (106) KInchen vs. M urray’ Sutherland, Caveman Lee, Tony Sibson. Nor- Detroit ot Houston, 1 p.m. Hershev at Rochester 24. Phllodelphio 37 (Malone 15), Detroit 56 Aguirre 7-18 8-13 22, Garnett 1-4 4-4 6, 10 UPl Sports W riter remain as commissioner through former star player and past league. World Champion, is considered by Adirondack at Springfield (Levingston 12). Assists—Phiiodelphia 29 Cummings 3-8 04) 6, Blackman 9-16 6^ . berto Cabrera and Loucif Hamani. Green Boy at Minnesota. 1 p.m. Toronto 9-10-12—31. middlewelghts. the 1984-85^ason. president of the Players A.ssocia- ---- establishment of an innova many to be the finest boxer in the Miami ot New England, 1 p.m. Goalies—New Jersey, Low. To (Jones 8). Detroit X, (Thomas 10). 24, Davis 5-10 9-11 19, Ellis 6-14 S-6 17, Nov. 19 at Los Vegas, Nev. — c-Jackle NEW YORK — Riding a merry- He is quitting, he says, because tion who attended the news tive anti-drug program in 1983 that He does not see a single Roberto world today. He has not lost a fight Phllodelphio at Chicago, 1 p.m. ronto, Technicals—Malone, Loimbeer. A— Turner 04) 2-2 2, Nimphlus 2-8 2-2 6, Beard vs. Paul DeVorce, 12, NABF Seattle at St. Louis, 1 p.m. Jets 7. Canucks 2 14,304. Harper 1-4 (H) 2, Soanorkel 0-1 2-2 2. go-round can be fun. But after a the job, although challenging, was conference. calls for a player being perman Duran on Hagler’s record. in nearly eight years and his seven Polmoteer. A—16,225. featherweight title. Tempo Bay ot Cleveland, 1 p.m. Totals 3%83 38-46 106. Nov. 22 at London — Tony Sibson vs. whil’e you realize you’re going in becoming too repetitive. Among the accomplishments of ently banished from the league if title defenses have all ended in Pittsburgh at Baltimore, 2 p.m. LOS ANGELES (IX ) Leroy Hester, 10, middlewelghts; "M arvin Hagler has never Winnipeg 14 2 ^ Wilkes 7-16 2-3 16, Worthy 6-8 0-0 12, circles. O’Brien’s reign were; implicated because of drugs. knockouts in a total of only 40 Dallas ot San Diego, 4 p.m. Voncouvtr 1 0 1—2 Mark fought anyone like m e,” Duran Denver at L.A. Raiders, 4 p.m. CanadlansS.BIackHawksO Celtics 129. Clippers 122 Abdul-Jobbor 9-17 6^ 24. Johnson 8-9 6-7 “ I was beginning to get the ---- an increase of 300 percent in rounds. First period—1. Vancouver. Williams 4 2Z McGee 9-13 1-2 19, Cooper 1-6 0-0 2, Kaylor vsTony Cerda, 10, middlewelghts. said on the eve of tonight’s New Orleans at Son Francisco, 4 p.m. (Tanti). 1:05. 2. Winnipeg. OeBlois 7 Nov. 23 at Atlantic City, N.J. — Rocky After years, the ride finally feeling of going around on a television revenue. “ This past year without question For his work Thursday night he Woshington at N.Y. Glonts, 4 p.m. SAN DIEGO (I2Z) Spriggs 0-2 04) 0, Gorrett 3-4 1-2 8, Noter Lockrldge vs. Jeff Goodwin, 10. lunlor megabuck middleweight title fight Mondoy, November 14 (Babveh, M antha). 8:49. Penalties— Montreal 0 1 2—3 2-8 1-4 5. Scott 4-5 04) 9, MocAdoo 1-6 1-2 got to Lawrence O’Brien. The merry-go-round,” he said. “ It was •---- an increase of 200 percent in is a highlight year of the NBA,” will earn nearly 510 million. Duran Tontl. Chicogo 000— 0 Cummings 15-22 7-9 37, Kelser 6-16 2-J lightweights; Livingstone Bramble vs. against the champion. “ There is no L.A. Rams at Atlanta, 9 p.m. 15. Donaldson 6-6 1-1 13, Hodges 7-173-4 3. Totals 50-94 18-28 IX . 66-year-old commissioner of the starting to get to me a little. You gate receipts. said O’Brien. "When you look at will get about $6 million. Van,* 1:19; Mantha, Win. 2:09; Bubla. First period None. Penalties— Dallas 23 28 X 27—106 Tom Crowley, 10, lightweights; Robert talent in the division. I will show Van, 7:47, MacLean; Win, 12:50; Bubto. Montreal 18, Nixon 3-10 4-4 10, Whitehead 8-11 0-0 Hines vs. Groylln Curry, 10, welter National Basketball Association don’t want to lull yourself into ---- the settlement of the Oscar the collective bargaining agree Duran, who is seeking an un 16, Brooks 1-6 1-2 3, Smith 2-6 04) 4, Los Angetes 32 31 X 29—IX weights; Mike Rossmon vs. Henry Sims, him things he has never seen Van, 15:15; Campbell. Win, 17:55. bench (too many men on ice) 2:44; Three-point gools — Garrett, Scott. finally jumped off the carousel continuity. There should be an end Robertson suit that paved the way ment. the unique aspects of it. it’s a precedented fourth title, is no NFL statistics Second period—3, Winnipeg, Steen 6 Sovord, Chi, 3:12; Nilan, Mon, 6:45. McKinney 3-5 0-0 6, McDowell 0-7 04) 0. 10, light heavyweights. before in the ring. Totals 51-106 18-24 122. Fouled out—None. Total fouls—Dallas Nov. 25 at Las Vegos, Nev. — c-Lorry Wednesday and resigned his posi — and this is the end. I have a need to the absorption of the four first, it’s historic. And we did it stranger to big money fights. He (MacLean). 7:09. 4. Winnipeg. Hawar- Second period—1, Montreal. Niton 1 23, “ I have the-experience to coun chuk 3 (McBain, Bobych), 7:58. 5, (Gainey, Carbonneau). 11:23. BOSTON (129) Holmes vs. Morvls Fcazler, 12, WBC tion, effective Feb. I, 1984, at the for new challenges." surviving ABA teams in 1976. together. And then move from that ruled the lightweight division for AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFER Maxwell S-6 5-7 15, Bird 10-22 S5 25, Los Angeles 34. Rebounds—Dallas 43 heovywelght title. ter anything he does. I can box and Winnipeg. Small 5 (Young), 9:10. 6, Penalties— (Ellis 12), Los Angelts 49 (Abdul-Jabbar expiration of his contract. O’Brien’s term as commissioned ---- a settlement of a collective into the drug agreement, which I nearly a decade in the 1970’s and ENCE Winnipeg. MacLean 4 (Bobych. Bosch- None. Parish 5-11 6-6 16, Henderson 7-10 3-4 17, Nov. 25 at Vancouver, B.C. — c- I can get inside. No one has ever hit Scoring man), 16:27. Penalties— Smvl, Vo, 4:12; D. Johnson 4^ 1-1 9, McHale 9-12 9-14 27, 13). Assists—Dallas 22 (Davis 8), Los Mlchaet Spinks vs. Oscar Rivade- O’ Brien was not forced out by the certainly has been productive. bargaining agreement between know in the world of sports just then won the World Boxing Council Third period—2, Nilan, Montreol, 2 Angeles 33 (Johnson 13). Technical—Los Marvin Hagler in the body, and I touchdowns td rush rec ret pfs Arniel. Win, 8:16; Williams, Van, 13:34. (Carbonneau), 12:51. 3, Carbon Alnge 2-3 3-4 7, Buckner 3-8 04) 6, neyro, league’s Board of Governors. At Despite a current labor dispute the league and the Players Associ floored everyone.” welterweight title by handing Warner, Sea 10 9 1 0 60 malor-mlnor (misconduct, gome Wedmon 0-1 OO 0, Carr 1-1 00 2, Kite 04) Angeles (illegaldefense). A—14,341. 15, world light heavyweight title. ^ can promise you he’ll gel hit in the neau. least, he says he wasn’t. On the between the league and its referees ation in 1983 that was hailed as a O’Brien is the second major Sugar Ray Leonard his only Campbell, Hou miscon Montreal, 4 (Gainey, Wamsley), 19:46. 04) 0, Clark 04) 4-4 4. Totals 46-81 36-45 Nov. 25at Lima, Peru — Hugo Renglfo body Thursday night. We will see Christensen, Roldrs duct). Penalties—None. 129. •••••••••••••••••••••• vs. Fernando Rocco Castro, 10, welter contrary, he said that last Sep that has yet to be resolved, O’Brien landmark labor agreement in commissioner to resign his post defeat, a 15-round decision in June Collins, N.E. then just how marvelous Marve Third period—7. Voncouver, Roto 14 Shots on goal—Montreol 7-10-6— Son Diego 31 32 27 31—122 weights. tember a four-member Special can leave office with the proud professional sports. The agree this year. Bowie Kuhn, learning of 1980. Cribbs. Buff (Grodin. Lanz), 7:37. 8, Winnipeg, 23. Boston 37 30 29 33—119 ' Dec. 13 at Atlontic City, N.J. — lous Marvin Hagler is.” Muncle. S.O. Three-point goals— Kelser, Hodges, Committee of the league’s Advi feeling that the NBA is in its best ment places a cap on team salaries that his contract would not be Tonight’s fight, to be held in a Lukowich 3 (Bobych. Deblols), 13:12. 9, Chicago 10-7-9—26. Radio, TV Anthony Fletcher vs. Ruben Munoz, 10, If it’s possible, Hagler is even Johnson, CIn Winnipeg, MacLean 5 (Steen, Wat Goalies—Montreal, Womsley. Chi Hen lightweights; Alex Ramos vs. Robert sory Committee proposed to him a shape ever. and benefits. In exchange, the renewed, resigned as baseball specially constructed 15,200-seat Abercrombie, Pitt derson. Fouled out—None. Total West, 10. middi weights. more confident than Duran. ters). cago. *••••••••••••••••••••• new five- year contract that “ He was a doer, somebody who outdoor stadium at Caesars Palace Allen, Raiders 15:29. P enalties— Boschm an, W in, • Bannermon. A—16,901. louls— Dec. 17 at Atlantic City, N.J. — c-Jeff players are guaranteed 53 percent commissioner last June. TONIGHT “ In no way am I underestimat is scheduled for 15 rounds. DIckev, Bolt 1:37; Son Diego 27, Boston 18. Rebounds—Son Chandler vs. Oscor Muniz, 15, WBA Duper, MIo Boschman, Win, 5:29; Arniel, Win, 10:45; Diego 41 (Cummings 12), Boston41 (Bird 8 Syracuse Open Bowling (taped), bantamweight title. Lorgent, Sea Roto, Van, 12:16; Smyl, Van, malor 11). Assists—San Diego 28 (Nixon 17), USA Coble Jan. 10 at Atlantic City, N.J. — Kicking ep-o fg-Q Ig pts 12:16; Haworchuk, Win, maior, 12:16; Boston 32 (Bird 9). Technlcal—San Diego 6:30 Knicks vs. Pacers. Channel 9 Livingstone Bramble vs. Kenny Bogner, NHL roundup Anderson. Pitt 26-27 21-24 49 69 MacLean, Win, molor-mlnor, 17:25; coach Lvnom, A—14,890. 10 Darlington Dash, USA Cable 10, lightweights. Allegre, Bolt 16-17 19-22 53 73 Tontl, Van, malor, 17:25. Lowery, K.C. 22-22 16-20 56 70 Shots on goal—Winnipeg 9-13-7— Soccer Sports in Brief N. Johnson, Sec 30-X 12-17 48 66 29, Bohr, Raiders 32-34 10-14 42 62 Vancouver 8-9-12—29. Benirschke, SD 26-26 10-18 51 56 Goalies — Winnipeg, Hayward. Van U Conn-gets early signing von Schamann, Mia 25-27 10-12 50 55 couver, Brodeur. A—11,676. Transactions Housley leads Sabres past Bruins, 3-1 Bohr, Clev 22-23 10-12 44 52 MISLstandings Where a Karlls, Den 19-20 11-15 49 52 STORRS — The University of Connecticut Leahy, Jets 25-26 9-15 49 52 0iler86pCapltals4 basketball team got a jump on recruiting for Possing Eostern Division Baseball Bosketbolt dollar meets 1984-85 as Terrence Warren, a 6-foot-5; 170-pound By Logan Hobson wasn’t for Keans, the score would have ott comp pet yds td Int L Pet. GB UPl Sports W riter been higher. Thank god foi" good Morino. Mia 183 110 60.1 1417 IS 4 Edmonton 2 1 3—6 Baltimore 0 1.000 Montreal — Named Bob Golden State — Forward guard, signed a national letter of intent Rodgers manager of Indiana Russell Crossogreedto terms. its match goaltending.’’ FoutSe SD 241 IX 62.2 2X5 14 11 Woshington 1 i 2—4 Cleveland 0 1.000 Wednesday to play basketball for the Huskies Grogan, NE 257 147 57.2 2175 15 9 First period—1. Edmonton, Roulston 4 Memphis 1 1 .500 Va polis affiliate In the American beginning in ’84. It’s a good thing Buffalo’s Phil Referee Ron Wicks gave Buffalo’s Anderson, CIn 155 109 70.31215 6 7 (Berry), 10:23. 7r Edmonton, Gretzky 21 Buffalo 0 1 .000 • Association. NBA — Commissioner in value! Housley was playing against the Bruins Mike Ramsey and Boston’s Mike Schonert, CIn 125 BO 64.0 984 2 4 (Messier), 11:27.3, Washington, Gartner New York 0 1 .000 New York Mets ’— Lawrence O'Brien resigned, Warren is a senior at Newark Central High j § 9 (L a n g w a y ), 15:19. P e n a ltie s — effective Feb.1. O ur late m odel ueed c a rt are and not the odds. Milbury game misconduct in the DeBerg, Den 215 119 55.3 1617 9 7 Pittsburgh 0 1 .000 Named Vern Hoscheit School in Newark, N.J., where he averaged 15 SIpe, Cle 322 194 60.2 2355 16 16 Stevens, Western Division cbullpen coach. Football Intured agalntl major re points a game as a junior. “ Terrence is a Housley’s power-play goal midway fight-filled, penalty-marred second pe Ferguson, But 334 191 57.2X33 19 13 Was 5:12; Anderson, Ed. 5:12; Messier, St. Louis 3 0 1.000 — New Jersey (USFL) — pairs for a whole year! through the final period broke a 1-1 tie riod. He also gave the Bruins’ Dave Silk Plunkett, Ral 184 107 58.2 1451 11 13 Ed, 6:56; Berry, Ed, 10:48; Huddy, Ed, Kansas City 1 0 1.000 1 Seattle — Added minor Signed wide receiver Willie throwback to the old-time ballhandiing, scoring Kenney, KC X3 215 56.1 2578 11 13 13:16; Murphy, Was, 14:29; Fogotin, Ed. Los Angeles 1 0 1.000 1 leaguers Donnell Nixon, Svdnor, quarterback Chris guards. His ballhandling talents are outstanding and Brent Peterson scored into an a five-minute match penalty, when Silk Todd. Jets m 196 59.0 2216 13 16 15:02; Shand, Wos, 19:44. Phoenix 0 1 .000 2 Mark Langston and Mike Garrlty and kicker Chuck and he sees the entire floor very well," said empty net Wednesday night to lead the head-butted Buffalo’s Gilles Hamel as 9toudt. Pit 248 139 56.0 1864 6 12 Second perfod— 4, Edmonton, Hunter 6 Wichita 0 1 .000 2 Johnson to the major leogue Bushbeck. Sabres to a 3-1 victory over Boston, the two grappled. Silk, who was also Pagel, Balt 224 111 49.61643 8 10 (Coffey), 9:56.5, Washington, Volentlne2 Tocomo 0 2 .000 2Va roster; optioned first base- Oakland (USFL) — Signed UConn coach Dom Perno. ■' Zorn, Sea 205 103 50.2 1166 7 7 (Veltch, Murphy), 12:23. Penalties— Wednesday’s Result man Jim Maler and pitcher tight end John Thompson. snapping the Bruins’ five-game win ejected, had knocked Hamel’s helmet Nielsen, Hou 175 90 51.4 1122 5 8 Andersonm, Ed, 1:59; Stevens, Was, St. Louis 4, Tacoma 3 (OT) Jed Murray to Salt Lake of the ning streak. off before the head-butt occurred. Luther, SD 128 65 50.8 748 3 11 3:34; Currie, Was, 8:09; Jackson, Ed, Thursday's Game Pacific Coast League; signed St. Louis — Placed line a 1-yeor player development Henderson charged “ Sometimes the puck doesn’t stay Rating hosed on pet. compn avo. yds, 11:31; Huddy, Ed, 15:26. New York at Baltimore, 7:35 p.m., EST backer Bob Harris on inlured Rangers 4, Flames 3 oct. td, pet. Int. Third period—6, Edmonton, Kurri 13 Friday's Games contract with Sollnas of the reserve and signed free ogent LONG BEACH, Calif, — Former Dallas down and bounces around, you just At New, York, Reijo Ruotsalainen Pass Receivers (Gretzky Pouzar) 2:47. 7, Woshington, No Games Scheduled Colifornia League. linebacker Paul Davis. Cowboy linebacker Thomas “ Hollywood” Hend have to expect that," Housley said. and Mark Osborne each had a goal and RKCPtloni no yds ovg td Laughlln 4 (Veipch, Haworth), 3:03. 8 *2 P E ,...... *7695 Newsome, Cle 58 598 Washington, Gartner 10 (Jarvis), 4:07. 9 erson was charged Wednesday with five sex and “ Sticks collided and nine out of ten an assist to lead the Rangers. Ruotsa Christensen, Rol St 647 Edmonton, Lihdstrom3 (Gretzky, Lowe), drug felonies involving two teen age girls, one of times it’s not going to go in. It wasn’t a lainen scored the game-winner on a Winslow, SD 49 670 13:16. 10, Edmonton, Kurri 14 (Gretzky), 79 «k9o? ♦ 9»» *4695 whom is a paraplegic. very hard shot." Carson, K.C. 48 734 15:59. 11, Edmonton, Anderson 12 power play at 6; 26 of the final period. Smith, Hou 48 732 (Gretzky, Coffey), 19:04. “ zsooo ™ *6395 Henderson, 30, was charged with two counts of Housley’s shot from just inside the North Stars 5, Red Wings 3 Colllnsworth, CIn 45 770 Penalties— false imprisonment and one each of forced oral blueline deflected off the skate of Bruin At Detroit, Dino Ciccarelli scored W.Wolker, Jets 44 620 Kouzar, Ed, 6:06; Christian, Was, 6:21. *3895 goaltender Doug Keans and into the net Watson, Den 43 793 Shots on goal—Edmonton 14-6-10— 8 t TONT GMN l i MANS STA. WG. copulation, sexual battery and furnishing cocaine two power-play goals early in the Allen, Raiders 41 363 30. V-fl. Auto. AC. P§. PB^m . w ood Bides *6995 to a minor. He claims the girls solicited him. at 10; 43. Buffalo’s Gil Perreault second period and picked up his third Lorgent, Sea 38 547 Woshington 9-13-19—41. 82 PONT J2PQ0 4 DR { * 4 c y l. AUIO. AC. PS, R, Oelog, AM-FM received an assist for his 1,100th NHL goal of the game with 35 seconds u n i Morgan, NE 37 570 Goalies—Edmonton, Fuhr. Woshlng- SOLD point to become only the 14th player in Morshall, KC 36 591 . ton, 80 CMEV. CAMARQ CPE Warriors sign Cross remaining to lead Minnesota. Joiner, SD 36 564 Jensen. A—11,495. V'O. auto, PS. R. ong 32.000 miles *6495 league history to reach that plateau. Oilers 7, Capitals 4 Butler, Butt 36 385 81 TOYOTA TERCEL 2 PR 4 cyl. 4 t(>d. P6. stereo cess OAKLAND — First round draft choice Russell Peterson scored with six seconds At Landover, Md., Jari Kurri scored Cribbs, Buff 36 328 SabresS. Bruins I *4995 remaining into an empty net after Harper, Jets 36 304 79 pjLDS CUIIASS SUPREME CPE Cross and the Golden State Warriors have twice and Wayne Gretzky had one goal Chandler, SD 35 539 V-6. auto. AC. PS. PB. stereo csss, cruise *5795 reached agreement on a contract, the club Keans was pulled. Buffalo goaltender and four assists to spark Edmonton to Nathan, Mia 34 304 Holton 01 0—1 SOCHEV.CORYITTECPE , announced Wednesday. Bob Sauve, however, thwarted Bos its fifth straight triumph. Upchurch, Den 33 536 Buffalo 0 11—3 * 13,795 ton’s final shots. Lewis, But 32 433 FlrstBorlod-None.Penoltles—K. 83 CHEV. ^EVEnE 4 DR Maple Leafs 2, Devils 1 Yards yds no Crow 4 cyl. aulOi AC. p6 . R detog. ru ilp ro o l. R *7195 “ The key was our forechecking," der, Boi, 2:38; WIemer, ,Buf, 2:28; Tennis ump on probation At 'Toronto, Jim Benning redirected a UPl photo Watson, Den 793 43 Sauve said. “ We kept the play almost Colllnsworth, CIn 770 45 Lapointe, Bos, 5:05; Housley, But, 10:18; *7095 centering pass at 6; 21 of the third Bourque, Bos, 16:58; Kluzok, Bos, 19:43. Carson, K.C. 734 48 l a n d a u ^ SYDNEY, Australia — One of Australia’s top all in their end all night. It was our best period to lift the Maple Leafs. Ben- There's a pile-up in front of the Calgary net at Madison Square Smith, Hou 732 48 Second period—I, Buffalo, Perreault 9 *7795 umpires has been placed onprobation for one year defensive game and we deserved to ning’s third goal of the season was Garden. Flames goalie Reggie Lemelin (31) scrambles for puck Winslow, SD 670 49 (Cloutier, Housley), 1:21. 2, Bos over remarks about tennis star John McEnroe. win.” Christensen, Rol 647 51 ton, *6095 engineered by Dale McCourt, who fed a under avalanche of players that includes Rangers' Mark W.Wolker, Jets 620 44 Krushelnyski 8 (unassisted), 18:04. Ian Basey, a 32-year-old detective sergeant, After a scoreless first period, Per pass to the streaking defenseman. Newsome, Cle 598 58 PenalHes-Kluzak, Bos,5:37; Selling, But, 97 f L y j M T STA. WG. CUSTOM Osborne (19), T om Laidlaw (2) and Kent-Erik Anderson (24) and 7:37; K. Crowder. Bos, 8:X ; O'Reilly, *6095 assessed McEnroe a conduct violation for reault rifled in a 25-footer on a power Canadiens 3, Black Hawks 0 Marshall, KC 591 36 »«PHyomEn«"'-ocpE abusing a net judge during the Oct. 19 final of the play at 1; 21 of the second period. Mike Morgan, N.E. 570 Bos, major, 12:31; AAllbury, Bos,double- At Chicago, Cluiis Nilan scored his Calgary’s Paul Reinhart (23). Lanny McDonald (9) and Keith Joiner, SD 564 mlnor-malor-gome misconduct, *6095 $255,000 Australian Indoor Championship be Krushelnyski tied the score at 18; 04 12:31; 81 FORD FAipONT 2 DR first two goals of the season and goalie Hanson (6). Lorgent, Sea 547 6 cy(. auto. AC. PS. Pfi. R. vinyl roof , . tween McEnroe and Henri Leconte of France. with a short-handed goal. Krushely nski Upchurch, Den 533 Ployfolr, But, double-mlnor-molor, *5295 Rick Wamsley recorded his fourth 12:31; The Melt’s International Pro Tennis Council raced in after Housley lost the puck at Duper, MIo 516 24 21.3 career shutout to lead Montreal. The Logon, Cle 510 29 17.6 Ramsey, But, molor-uame miscon-. *9995 disciplined Basey for speaking to reporters after center ice as Sauve left the crease and loss was the Hawks' fourth straight, Jones, Cle 405 ducA, the match. Basey has been put on probation and skated toward the puck. But Krushel Lewis, But 433 12:31; Silk, Bos, double- their longest losing streak since mdlor,14:l5; TRUCKS banned from umpiring any matches involving the nyski got his stick on the puck, which East swimmers qualify Hancock, K.C. 432 25 dropping seven in a row Jan. 13-25,1982. Moore, Sea 393 28 Hamel, But, malor-mlnor, 14:15; Kluzok, 83 CHEV. H.p. % TON PICKUP volatile McEnroe for one year. jumped high and into the Buffalo goal. Bos, 20:00. V-6, auto. PS. PB. stereo cass. rear ateo twmper. Jets 7, Canucks 2 ruatproofed. alidlng rear window. or(g z.600 miiet *8 9 9 5 0 I ve scored quite a few weird Third period—3, Buffalo, Housley 8 At Vancouver, British Columbia, EAST HARTFORD - East Catholic Stearns, Meg Dakin, Laura Negri and Kicfcott Rtlumt (Perreault, Andreychuk), 10:43. 4, But- 80 CHEV. SILVERADO BU ZER 4X4 no vdt avo V-6. auto. PS. PB. H. »4ard to find itam goals,” Krushelnyski said. “ The puck Paul MacLean scored a pair of goals to girls’ swimming team qualified sev folo, Peterson 1 (unossisted), *83951 Petty stops Zapata Michelle Freemer took fourth place In Brown, Jets 10 292 29.2 \9:54. started bouncing and I happened to spark Winnipeg in John Ferguson’s eral members for Saturday's state the qualifying. Freemer and Negri Walker, MIo 23 591 25.6 poke check it and thought I couid get it Penalties—Dufour, Bos, 10:11; Hous LAS VEGAS, Nev. — World-ranked bantam first game behindthe Jets’ bench since Class M Meet at Wednesday’s (Jualify-„ were seventh and eighth respectively K, W llllem i, Belt 11 277 25.2 ley, before him. I was just happy it went Tnomas, Den 10 240 24.0 But, 17:53. CHEVROLET weight Harold Petty of Fort Worth, Texas. firing coach Toip Watt. Vancouver left ing Meet at Penney High here. , in the 200-yard freestyle. Negri was V.WIIIIams, Buff 12 285 23.6 into the net. It just went up and in. Shots on goal-Boston 5-7-4-16. Buffalo Wednesday stopped former World Boxing Coun winger Dave ''Tiger” Williams was also second in the 100-yard butterfly Sarlnge, Jets 13 xe 23.7 4-IS-10-29. CARTER COe, INC. U lrd , SD 12 2X 23.3 cil light flyweight champion Hilario Zapata of “ We just weren’t playing our game, ejected from t(je game in the second The Saturday meet also is at Penney and Freemer seventh in the 500-yard Goalies—Boston, Keans. Bultolo, going out and banging methodically. Montgomery, Raid 12 270 22.5 Sauve. 1119 Main St., HHamhettet 646-44641 Panama City in the 10th round. period for leaving the penalty box to High at 5 p.m. freestyle. Meg Dakin took fourth in tlM S.Brown, Hou 22 492 22.4 We didn’t put th;it extra into it. If A—lil7 8 . ------7 — ------argue a lO-minulc mi.sconduct penalty. The 200-yard medley relay of Krista 100-yard breaststroke to advanca. R.SmIth, NE 25 550 22.0 I \ * \ 18— MANCHESTKR HERALD. Thursdtiy. Nov. 10, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, N' . 10, 1983 — l> •oaooooooooaooooooaoaoo N6lp Wontod 21 Help Wonted at Help Wonted 21 Apartments for Rant 42 Services Offered » For Sale MusicalTtams 46 Cors/Trucks for Sola 71
MANCHESTER — Two CARPENTRY AND MA ARE YOU TIRED otlook- BUSINESS and three room heated SONRY - Free estimates. HouialMkl Ooodi 62 Ing at high priced new apartments. No applian Call Tony Saulllacote649- % ••••••••••••••••••••••a pianos that w lir depre Management Opportunities ces. Security. Phone 646- 0811. ciate, or broken down old 2426, 9 to 5 weekdays. USED REFRIGERA piano that no one appre FOR S A U Pull deductions into 1983 SNOW PLOWING — TORS, WASHERS, ciates? Then come hear, FOUR ROOM APART Parking lots and drive Ranges - clean, guaran and appreciate 40 IRT* Ponliac Trio! Atn *4set MENT — Second floor. ways. Call after 5pm, teed, parts and service. rebuilt grands, plovers, RETAILING $240 per month, plus utili Mike, 649-0539, 649-6344. Low prices. B.D. Peorl & uprights at Meyers Pl The above can be seen ties, $300deposit. No pets. Son, 649 Main Street, ano. Call 871-2143. at SM in order to save on taxes Phone 643-4751, 4 to 8pm. COMPLETE LEAF AND 643-2171. 913 Main St, SNOW REMOVAL. Yard SMALL HAMMOND OR (EDITOR'S NOTE; This is the fourth of.a six-part PROFESSIONALS EAST HARTFORD - and brush work. Light LARGE FREEZER FOR GAN — Excellent condi series on saving oh your 1983 taxes before the end of Three room apartment trucking. General Hand SALE — Very good con tion. Has chords and 1974 TOYOTA CELICA the year.) for rent. No appliances. yman, Ray Hardy. Coll dition. $350. Call after 12 ’ sound effects. $450 or GT — 5 speed, AM /FM , U.sually, you'll find it a wise move to pull tax Your Make a Meaningful Move. $200 monthly. Call 289- 646-7973. noon, 643-8561. reosonoble price. Call air conditioning. Just deductions from next year into this year — sirnply 5050. after 5pm, 646-6X1. tuned. $1350. Call647-9104. Growth minded prolastlonalt with previous retail HATE FALL CLEAN because you get the tax benefit from the deducllon.s Money's *1* Ihvlted lo add thair expertise to one of the most suc- TWIN BED MATTRESS, 5 ROOM DUPLEX - first ING? Windows washed, spring and frame. $25. 1974 TOYOTA CORONA thiit much sooner. This classic year-end strategy chains In Ihe Northeast slates. New Jersey Antiques 68 — 4 door, 4 speed. Body makes even more tax sense in 1983. Because of the 5 i* sver-expendlng orgenization stays ahead of the fasl- floor, 2 bedrooms, cen leaves raked. Quick, Call 643-5478. Worth tral location. $400 quality work! Call us at: good shape, runs well, percent cut in tax rates in 1984, deductions you pull SJS „ lifestyles through Ihe Ideas and leadership of our •aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa# new engine parts. $2000or into 1983 offset income that is subject to higher tax Sylvia Porter aggressive management. . “ monthly plus utilities. Se 643- 6155. USED SOFA in good con curity required. 649-5545. dition. Great for napping WANTED ANTIQUES: best otter. Call 646-9589 rates. Progresilve leadership quality, maintain career- FLORENCE'S CATER Early Victorian, Oak, after 4pm, osk for Mark. • Charitable contributions: Consider making two *’ years of fashion, home or hardlines man- and relaxation. $90. De ^ement exparlenca. hare Is your opportunity lo loin an innovative VERNON - Three room IN G — Christmas parties, livery available. For in 1920'sand miscellaneous. years of charitable contributions in 1983, so you can apartment In modern stag parties, "None to Please call 643-8709. your residence. For c)(ample, you may have a racognizea the core of its tuccaat is Its formation and details, claim a bigger deduction this year. General rule; you IMople. And Bradleet keeps its successful people by offering top sala- four family. Convenient small" Pies for Holidays. call 649-8787. can deduct only what you actually pay this year; a payment due Jan. 15, 1984. If you pay it in December, rlee and excellant benefit packagea. for shopping and com Call 649-5801. you can deduct the payment on 1983 Form 1040. Motorcyclas/BIcyciM 72 mere pledge or promissory note won't do. Make your move to a meaningful relationship with Bradlees. muting. Appliances and KENMORE DRYER — YEAR-END NOTE: Write a check at year-end and • Interest: You can deduct intere.sl you pay on parking Included. $260 HOUSECLEANING We have immediate openings for: a Good condition. Extra get an '83 deduction, even if the check isn't cashed loans in the year paid. But you can't prepay interest monthly plus utilities. DONE — Honest and features. $125 or best NOSTALGIA AND LACE until '84. A contribution made by using your bunk and deduct the full amount. (You must deduct the 647-1113 after 6;30pm. dependable. Call for an offer. Call 644-8042. '— Specializing In BOY'S DIRT BIKE, $25. UPI photo credit card this year also is deductible in 1983, even if prepayment on a pro rata basis over the life of Ihe DEPARTMENT MANAGERS Interview otter 4pm. Coll Quimper baskets and Girls 26" bike, $M. Man's you aren't billed and don't pay the bank until 1984. loan.) But there are a couple of exceptions to the rule. SMALL FIVE ROOM DU 646-1432. quilts w ill be at the bike 26" 3-speed. All very PLEX — Full basement, Manchester Rotary Club good condition. Call 649- Quattro to become a "cult car" among • Sales lax: The sales tax tables provide for a Prime example: Your bank charges you "points' , ASSISTANT STORE MANAGERS Porsche Audi introduced its new simple automatic deduction for state and local taxes. ' when you take out a mortgage for a new home or get a For a confidential local interview please phone 772-2310 ext. 2788. on private yard, and drive LEAVES REMOVED BY Misc. for Sale 63 Antique Show, November 23X. four-wheel drive sports sedan Wednes affluent American buyers. Everyone in your slate who is in the same income loan to make home improvements. They are actually inursday and Friday. November 10.11. from 10:00 a m !o4:00 p m or way. No pets: $275 POWER BLOWERS-Coll 12th & 13th at Cheney send your resume to: monthly plus security. 644- 8076. It no answer, try Tech. Stop by andenlova RALEIGH BUILT LA day. Officials said they expect the 4000S bracket and has roughly the same size family gets the prepayments of mortgage interest biit are neverthe little bit of French same deduction with no questions asked. Sometimes, less deductible in the year you pay them, Bradlaaa Call after 5pm, 647-1206. again. END ROLLS — 27'/]width DIES 26" bicycle with 153 Waehinglon Ave. - 25 cents; 13% width - 2 Country. coaster brake, 3-speed. though, you may be better off not using the automatic Prentice-Hall points out. North Haven, CT 05473 MANCHESTER — Four LEAF BLOWING - Will English llte-wt. includes deduction, says Prentice-Hall. For."instance, if you Another example; Say your monthly mortgage for 25 cents. MUST be room apartment. Availa blow vour leaves to the picked up at the Man- exercise stand, detacha intend to buy a number of expensive items soon (new payment is due on Jan. 1. Biit you cun wait until Jan. 15 ble December 1st. $375 street for leaf pick-up. Tog Soles U ble In like new condition'. furniture or appliances), there may be a belter way. to pay without being hit by a late payment fee.^In chester Herald Office BE Audi hits high-performance market plus utilities. No pets. Reasonable rotes. 646- FORE 11 AM ONLY. $75. Call 649-1794. YEAR-END MOVE: Make the purchases before'83 effect, vour oavment isn't due until Jan. 15. Call after 4pm, 643-1482. 6390. OeeoIlkeOmaailiopCseiaewln TAG SALE — Saturday, ends and save your receipts. The sales lax you pay on YEAR-END MOVE: Make the payment before Jan. DELIVERING RICH aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa By Rod Clarke hour in 9.5 seconds and hit a top roof and melalic paint. these items alone may be greater than the amount MANCHESTER — Five BABYSITTING JOB LOAM- 5 yards, $60.00 11/12, 9am to 4pm. 40" United Press International speed of 115 mph without paying a 1. That way the Intere.st portion of the payment is room, two bedroom WANTED — Youn girl, 13 Fischer said the car was intro listed in the sales lax tables. You may come out ahead deductible in '83, instead of '84, plus tax. Washed sand, stove, two oriental rugs, Rec Vehicles 73 •penalty” in fuel economy, duced "with great success” in apartment. Stove, refrig years pt age looking for stone, trap rock, and oak Hoosler, bicycle, by not electing the automatic deduction, even though • Investment property: If you own investment erator, new wall-to-wall WARREN, Vt. - Porsche Audi Porsche Audi said. Germany last winter, and Porsche babysitting lob In Vernon gravel. 643-9504. toys, crib, carriage, mis aaaaaaaaaaaa*********** you haven't kept a record of all the sales tax you have properly that is in need of repairs, move the repairs throughout. No pets. Street area. Please call unveiled a new all-wheel drive Its EPA rated mileage is 28 miles . hopes to sell between 3,000 and paid during 1983. If you have kept records, you are cellaneous. 26 Wads- luxury sedan it hopes will become per gallon on the highway and 21 in into this year. If the work is done and paid for in 1983, BKHlIees Lease, Security. $360. 646-5030. worth Street, 4,000 in the U.S. during the first even more dollars ahead. a "cull" car among the rapidly town. it's deductible in 1983. Call 649-4003. Manchester. year. Then there is the best of both worlds. The IRStreals The same rule applies to investment advice. Fees There is always something new at Bradlees. WOMAN DESIRES expanding market of affluent The 4000S features a full-time, It will be test-marketed in some major purchases as big-ticket items (say , a car paid to a financial adviser relating to income- Now it can be you! TWO BEDROOM TOWN- LIGHT cleaning to me TA6 SALE AND FAIR HOBIE 16CATAMARAN- performance buffs. four-wheel drive system developed Boston and San Diego before going or a boat). As such, the sales tax on these items can be HOUSE — Heat, hot wa ALUMINUM SHEETS Blue Hull and Tramp, producing property you own cun be deducted in the dium light cleaning. used as printing plates — The $16,50^ 2.2 liter 4000S for the $35,000 Quattro' Turbo to nationwide distribution, he said. deducted even if you use the sales tax tables. For Equal Opportunity Employer ter, carpeting, oir Saturday, NovamlMr 12th Tequila Sunrise Sails year paid. So if you have a meeting scheduled for Three morn Ings a week, 4 .007" thick, 23 X 24". 50« Quattro is not intended as an sports coupe, and is described in "It is the all-sports type with the instance, you can increase your 1983 sales lax conditioning. All applian hours, Monday, Tuesday ORANGE fiA lL with windows. Jib, Clam- early January, try to move it into December. eoch, or 5 tor $2.00. Phone 171 m i Vi 9m). t m m . ci off-the road vehicle for slogging Audi's promotional material as "a capability for handling adverse PART TIME SALESPER ces. Nice location. Call cleats. only Trailer. deduction merely by moving up the purchase of a car You .still have time to maneuver this way — and yoq HELP WANTED — Ma and Friday. Dependable 643-27il. They MUST be through mud and snow, but to formal sedan meant to be driven conditions," he said. "We want to by one month — from January 1984 into December SON — 9am to 3pm, ture adult, mornings 6 to 647-1595. and takes Interest in my Sponaorad by Cheetah motor mount. enhance Audi's image in a shifting like a sports car. " can save on taxes — perhaps substantially. - picked up before Manchaatar WATE8 $3500. Call 646-8026. sell that car in Miami or Houston or 1983. Next: Shift credits, too, and lime charitahift NOTICE Tuesday, Wednesday 8, 10am, nights, 7pm to work. Close to Hartford 11:00a.m. only. American market. Vice President h’or $16,500, it comes equipped San Diego as well as in the Now Hiring Thursday. Car neces 12am. Apply: Mr. Donut, busline. Reply to Box II, S lo 3 P.M. Peter Fischer said Wednesday. with air conditioning; a 4-speaker mountains of Denver" • Income tax: Certaintaxesthal aredeductiblecan contributions. sary. Call 646-2300 be 255 West Middle Tpke., KENWOOD c/o The Herald. "We really belief we can make stereo radio and cassette deck; "I don't think this car will be be timed. Common move; Prepay your estimated 1983 tween 10am and 2pm Manchester, otter 3pm. APTS. state income tax that will lx? due in early '84. Result: If CARPENTERS MItc. Automotive 76 this car, this technology, this power windows, door locks, side bought by the doctor who nevt’r only. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Conveni,pnt to Wonted to Buy 70 paid in '83. you can deduct the tax in '83. In 1821, the average-American consumed 10 pounds (Exparlancad) UCONN. Country set Polnting/Poperlng 52 package, a cult cur," he said. view mirror and antennae; clock changes his oil. We're talking Also EXCELLENT QUALITY The 4000S Quattro is powered by and tachometer, spokesmen said about the young professional, who • Properlylax: The rule is generally thesame here of sugar. Today we each ingest some 1.30 pounds per BAR MAID — Reliable. Real Estate ting, laundry facilities. SEASONED HARD Sxporiaitcaa labdrart "To work part or full time. Garages available. a fuel-injected, five-cylinder, 11,5 at a media briefing; the only is a discerning connois.scur of — the tax is deductible in the year it is paid. In some year — the equivalent of eating about six chocolate IwmidteM smpioymMBt WOOD — Oak - Maple - TOWN OF MANCHES Clemit's Place, North One bedroom now PAINTING AND PAPER WANTED — Church TER Highway Depart jip engine and can turn 60 miles an accessories available are a sun automobiles.” he said. stales, you may be able to prepay the property tax on burs a day. TeUng appicaHoffM el- Hlckory^$95/cord. Two pews from St. James Windham, near airport. available. $2B3. Call HANGING —Exterior cord minimum. Cut, split ment Is interested In rent ORUNDO ANNIUI S SONS Call 423-6433. Condominiums 32 Welco Management. and interior, ceilings re Church renovation. Call ing snow plowing trucks 147 H al. R4. ManchMtar and delivered. Call 649- 649-0464. ^ 423-0091 paired. References, fully 1831 anytime. of the 35,000 GVW Class COUNTER HELP Insured. Quality work. and also 5 yard sunders. 644-2427 WANTED — Ctlb, mat WANTED - Apply Donut N E W 2 BEDROOM Martin Mattsson, even 12 " G.E. TV — Black and Call 647-3245, 7am to Inn, Rt. 44A, Meadow- TOWNHOUSES — l'/5 ings 649-4431. tress and dressing table. 3:30pm. ' Homes for Rent 43 white. AC/DC with a ligh Must be In goo|l condi FLORIST DESIGNER — brook Shopping Center In baths, fully applianced ••••••••••••••••••••••• ter cord. Bought 11/82. Coventry. tion. Call 649-2740. 643-2711 Area florist will hove an kitchen with custom Retails for over $100, will FIRESTONE SNO-CAPS ••••••••••••••••••••••• Classified— opening for a full or part wood cabinets. Choice of Building/Contracting S3 with studs. G78/14, onGM Business Opportunities .. .22 Store/Office Space ...... 44 Household Goods...... 62 For advertisements to be sell for $60 Firm. 646-7473. WANTEDTOBUY —The Notices Rates time designer. Give pre carpet and vinyl floors. TOLLAND — Short term wheels. Never touched Situation W anted ...... ^ . .23 Resort P ro p e rty ...... 45 Misc. for Sale ...... 63 published Monday, the dead ••••••••••••••••••••••• picture "The End of a Lost/Found...... 01 Employment Info...... 24 Misc. tor Rent...... 46 Home and Garden ...... 64 Minimum Charge: vious experience In de Electric radiant heat. Ex lease or rent with option CRIB, CAR SEAT and the ground. $W. Call 643- line is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. tail. Write Flowers Inc., cellent Insulating quali P ^ e c t Day". Please call 28X. Personals...... 02 Instruction...... 25 Wanted to Rent...... 47 Pets ...... 65 $2.25 for one day to buy available on this 6 LEON CIESZYNSKI changing table. All In 6*1-97S0. P.O. Box 1664, Manches NEWSPAPER DEALER ties Including: Andersen room ranch. Family- Announcements ...... 03 Roommates Wanted...... 48 Musical Item s ...... 66 Per W ord; BUILDER — New homes, excellent condition. Call ter, CT 06040. NEEDED In South Wind double glazed windows. room, llvingroom with additions, remodeling, Auctions...... 04 Recreational Item s ...... 67 1-2 d a y s ...... Read Your Ad after 4;30pm, 646-5150, Real Estate sor. Call 647-9946 between Insulated and weather- fireplace, 1 Vi baths, 2car rec rooms, garages, kit 646-8316. Automotive NOTICE TO CREPITORS Services Antiques...... , ...... 68 3-5 d a y s ...... lW Classified odvertisements ELECTRICIAN — Jour 9am and 11am. stripped steel entrance garage on Va acre. $700 chens remodeled, ceil ESTATE OF LOTTIE H. Homes for Sale...... 31 Tag Sales...... 69 6 days ...... 13c are taken by telephone as a neyman experienced In doors, double glazed month. Call today, 646- ings, bath tile, dormers, MUST SELL! Court SCHROEDER, late of BAKER'S HELPER Manchester, deceased. Financial Condominiums...... 32 Services O ffered...... 51 Wanted to Buy ...... 70 26 d a y s ...... 12c convenience. commercial and Indus wood sliding patio door. 8352. roofing. Residential or House One membership. The Hon. William E. Fitz Painting/Papering...... 52 trial wiring. Benefits. WANTED — Apply: Do Full basements with commercial. 649-4291. Gerald, Judoe, of the Court Mortgages...... t1 Lots/Land tor^ale ...... 33. Happy Ads; The Manchester Herald is Family or single. Best Cors/Tnicks for Sole 71 Investment Property ...... 34 Building/Contracting...... 53 Call 643-1472. nut Inn, Route 44a, Mea- wosher & dryer connec SINGLE HOME — 8 offer over $75. Call 742- of Probate, District of Man Personal Loans...... 12 $3.00 per column inch responsible only tor one Incor dowbrook Shopping Cen chester at 0 hearing held on Business P ro p erty...... 35 Roofing/Siding ...... 54 tions. Prices start at rooms, good location, FARRAND REMOOEL- 6490. November 8, 1983 ordered Insurance...... 13 rect Insertion and then only ter In Coventry. $56,900. CHFA approved. Resort Property ...... 36 Heating/Plumbing...... 55 Automotive Deadlines COOKS — We need re near school. References ING — Cabinets, roofing, that oil claims must be pre Wanted to Borrow ...... 14 for the size ot the original sponsible, mature peo PETERMAN REALTY, required. Call 649-7230 af gutters, room additions, sented to the fiduciary on or Flo o ring ...... 56 Cars/Trucks for Sale ...... 71 ...CHRISTMAS before Febroory 8,1984 or be For classified advertise insertion. ple. Part time, days, 9am QUALIFIED MECHANIC 649-9404 - 647-1340 - 647- ter 2pm. decks, all types of remo WREATHS FOR SALE In Income Tax Service...... 57 Motorcycles/Bicycles . . .72 — Excellent skills neces borred os by low provided. Rentals ments to be published Tues E rrors which do not lessen to 2pm; and some wee 0080; deling and repairs. FREE bulk, decorated or undec Dionne E. Yuslnos, Employment Services W anted...... 58 Rec Vehicles...... 73 kends. Apply In person; sary. Good wages and ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1969 BUICK — 225, full day through Saturday, the the value of theadvertisement COVENTRY — Four estimates. Fully Insured. orated. Call 802-334-2079 power. Good condition. Ass't. Clerk Rooms for Rent ...... 41 Auto Services...... 74 deadline is noon on the day will not be corrected by an Ground Round, Glaston fringe benefits. Five day rooms with stove and Telephone 643-6017, otter anytime. Dealers The llduclorv Is; . •& Education Apartments for Rent ...... 42 For Sale Ajutos for Rent/Lease...... 75 bury, between 2pm and week. Apply In person at tots/Lond for Sole 33 No rust. $525 Firm. Call Denver F. Schroeder before publication. additional insertion. refrigerator. $385 plus 6pm, 647-8509. welcome. 742-8296 after 6pm. 2S2 East Middle Turnpike Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes for Rent ...... 43 Holiday/Seasonal...... 61 AAisc. Automotive ...... 76 4pm. Goodhall's Garage, Inc., heat and utilities. Secur Manchester, Ct. 06040 1-86, exit 106, Union, CT. ity deposit. Coll otter 011-11 DESIGN KITCHENS by STRONG STUDENT 1971 SUPER BEETLE — TELEPHONE OPERA See Dick. FREE CATALOG — Ot 4;30pm, 646-2972, anytime J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, DESK and chair. School TOR — Part time to land bargains, 5 acres to Good condition. Semi weekends. vanities, formica, Wilson type. 6 to 12 years old. automatic, passed handle busy switch INSURANCE AGENCY 500 acres, covering Ver art, Corlan counter tops, Both for $15. Call 646-6794. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notices Lost/Found 01 Personals 02 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 J board. Must have excel NEEDS a part-time girl mont and the Berkshlres kitchen cabinet fronts, emissions. Asking $7X. ESTATE OF MARION lent diction. Monday thru to help with billing, pre at lowest Imaginable pri Store/Office Space 44 Call 644-1294 anytime. FEENEY MELLOW or ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee complete woodworking WOODEN STORM WIN MARION F. MELLOW, late ••••••••••••••••••••••• Friday, 4; 30pm to paring renewals, endor ces. Write; Land Ca service, custom made ••••••••••••••••••••••• DOWS and screens,2-32" of Manchester, deceased. IMPOUNDED — Labra 4^'...... A ASSEMBLERS AND 8:30pm. Phone Mr. Be- sements, etc. Please call talog, P.O. Box 938, North furniture, colonial repro X 51", 1 - X " X 43 ", 1- The Hon. William E. Fitz Lost/Found 01 PROFESSIONAl John H. Lappen, Inc. dor Retriever, male. All COIL WINDERS — Fin chard, 528-9961. Adams, MA 01247. NEWLY DECORATED ductions in wood, 9 varie alumlnum combination, Gerald, Judge, of the Court black. Wearing blue 649-5261 or mall a resume ••••••••••••••••••••••• of Probote, District of Man AttENtiO N ger dexterity necessary. PHONE SALES OFFICE SPACE In Man ties of hardwood and 36" X 51", $5. Telephone chester at 0 hearing held on nylon collar. Pickedupat MANAGERS PART TIM^ EVENINGS Pull dm*. Monday Ihru Priday. SECRETARY — Glaston to 164 East Center St., 1973 KARMANN GHIA — MANCHESTER DRUG Experience not needed. f leaNant banalltt. chester. Centrally lo veneers NOW IN STOCK 646-3556. Excellent running condi November 8, 1983 ordered LOST — SMALL FE Andover Plaza. Call An Will train. Four day — Limited number ot bury law office. Working Manchester, CT. Rentals Call 649-9658 or evenings, that oil claims must be pre CUSTOMERS! Call 644-2803 cated with ample park tion. Asking $1900. Call sented to the fiduciary on or MALE CAT, Black tiger, dover Dog Warden, 742- week, 10 hour doy: 7am- ASSISTANT MANAGERS positions open. If you Mon. • PrI. on real estate closings, ing. Call 649-2891. 289-7010. DENIM JACKET — On November 11th, 1003 have a good voice and the 649-5910. before February 8, 1984 or be white paws and white 7194. 5:30pm. Apply at Able Ask lor Mr. Williams but shorthand skills de COMPANION-AIDE — Made by Lee, size 36 barred os by low provided. chin. Lost In vicinity of TRAINEES desire to make between sired. Word processor ANCHOR ELECTRICAL Dianne E. Yuslnos, Coll, Howard Road, For older man, needed Rooms for Rent 41 474 MAIN STREET — regular. New condition. 1970 CORVETTE — 350 Main and Willla ms MATT QUINN Bolton. $67 to $120 a week - Call available. Reply to Box I, Business office space. CONTRACTORS — Do $10. Call 646-3388. Ass't. Clerk 02 Pat, 643-2711, Monday CHRISTMAS HELP — dally. Call 643-9003. HP/2 tops/mag wheels- The fiduciary Is; Streets. It seen call 6<3- Personals c/o The Herald. First floor, across from any size or type ot work. Adele‘3. Feeney 4251. w ill be "Make the Rite Aid Choice" thru Thursday evenings Interviewing now tor full /low mileage! $7500 or GOVERNMENT JOBS — post office. Call 646-2426, Fully Insured. Free Esti FIVE HP, 26" cut Sears best offer. Call from 8am 11 Sycamore Rd., between 6pm-9pm. and part time. Both per-., SERVICE STATION AT GENTLEMAN PRE mates. Call 647-0293. Norwich, Ct. 06360 Thousands of vacancies If you have a Retail Management career In FERRED. $50.00 weekly. 9am-5pm weekdays. riding mower. Good con to Spm, 646-4464; after REWARD $25. Two lost CATCH COMPATIBLES manent and temporary TENDANT — With some 010-11 must be filled Imme mind, Rite-Aid hat you In mind. 646-2000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• dition. $200. 646-3967. 5pm, 646-0094. dogs In Avery Street FEVER! Connect with BOOKKEEPER — Expe work needed. $7.20 per ' mechanical abilities. ROBERT E. JARVIS — diately. $17,634 to $50,112. hour to start. Must be Manchester area. St. that special person thru Call 716-842-6000, Includ Bay making Ihe Rite Aid choice, you can begin rience, full time. Apply: Uniforms furnished. Full SECRETARY — Full time Misc. for Rent 46 Building and remodeling DINING ROOM SET — Bernard, one year old. a lucceteful career with one of America's leading Marlow's, Inc. 867 Main, over 18 and use of car. ROOMS FOR RENT — specialist. Additions, 1982 CHEVY IMPALA Judy Torio's CompatP ing Sunday, Ext. 31029. or part time. Inquire In salaried position Imme Table, two captain's WAGON — Brown. $9000. NOTICE TO CREDITORS German Shepherd, 7 ye ■bles - the dating service relall drug chains. Our management develop Manchester. Evenings and weekend 'J, person; 252 Spencer Call 643-4582 between 5 garages, roofing, siding, ESTATE OF RAYMOND F. diately available for a and 7pm. chairs, four regular Low mileage. No air. ars old. 872-3383 or 644- that cares. Bloomfield: WOULD THE PERSON ment program will lead you inlo a compellllve hours open. No expe Street, Manchester. kitchens, bathrooms, re BARRETT, lote Of secretary In the office of INDUSTRIAL SPACE chairs. Excellent condi Small V B. Call 649-6646. Manchester, deceased. 9183. 242-5296, Farmington: responsible for stealing PART TIME COUNTER and rewarding future. SALESPERSON — Full rience Ttecessary. Excel-' ••••••••••••••••••••••• placement windows- a large supermarket FOR LEASE - 3000 sq. ft. tion. Purchased at Wot- The Hon. William E. Fitz 673-6777. an elderly woman's So HELP — Flexible, varied time. Experienced. Ma lent for college students. MANAGEMENT PER /doors. Call 643-6712. kln's. Call otter 5:15pm, Gerald, Judge, of the Court An attractive company paid benelll package Please call Mary for an chain. Candidates must Apartments for Rent 42 $500 per month. Available 1975 MERCURY MO FOUND — Female cat, cial Security money on hours. Apply: Tommy's ture. Apply; Marlow's, SON to manage local be organized to work 649-3792. of Probate, District of Man grey stripe with brown Have you read today's Wednesday, November along wllh competitive salary will assure your job Inc. 867 Main, appointment at 721-0349, “ Immediately. Call owner NARCH — Automatic, chester at o hearing held on PIzzarla, 267 East Center photography club for In Independently In a tost November 7, 19S3 ordered markings. Red collar. Classified section? Itcon- 1st at Armata's Super security. Manchester. 4pm to 7pm. John, 643-2414 or-649-6218. RoofIng/SIdIng power steering, power Street, Manchester. , ternational film corp. paced, highly productive VIC 20 — Home Compu brakes, radio, A/C. Good that oil claims must be pre Highland Park Market talns hundreds of inter market in South Windsor, MANCHESTER-One, two sented to the fiduciary on or If you seek a promising career and are a con- Part time to $984 month. environment. Must pos ter. F3K Memory running condition. Needs area. Call 649-7778. esting offers. 643-2711. be kind enough to return sclenllous hard working individual we Invile you CERTIFIED n u r s e s " Call today, 714-821-8900. and three bedroom Cassette Player. Game before Februorv 7,1984 or be sess excellent typing, apartments. Heat and hot exhaust system. $995. barred as by low provided. It to the store? AIDES NEEDED — 7ani ' BIDWELL HOME Im tapes and more. Great for SEWING MACHINE to 3pm, 3pm to Horn, writing and oral com water. $400, $440, $495. Services Call 643-6648. ^ Dionne E. Yuslnos, PART TIME CLERICAL munications skills. Posi provement Company — Christmas. Call 646-5286, Ass't. Clerk OPERATORS lo Apply In Person, Friday, November 11th, or PART TIME NEWS Saturday and Sunday. vyORK — Mature person Call 649-4800. Roofing, siding, altera The tlduclorles ore: KIT 'N' CARLYLE'" by Larry Wright send resume to: tion offers liberal fringe Tom. Employment Established nation PAPER DEALER Apply In person: Mea- tor light typing, filing, tion, additions. Same 1979 DODGE OMNI— William F. Barrett, Jr. (' benefits. Salary In low Many new parts. Very 95 Washington St. wide pillow manufac Needed In Hebron. Call dows Manor, 333-Bldwell answering phones, 5-8pm mid teens. Free parking Services Ottered • 51 number for over 30 years. Manchester, Ct. 06040 Street, Manchester. good condition. X miles turer has immediate Tom, 742-9795. evenings, Monday thru at our modern Eqst Hart 649-6495. and & Education full time openings. Ex to gallon. $3200 or best Catherine R. Hall Friday. Reply: P.O. Box ford office. For personal MANCHESTER — Four Horn# and Garden 64 319 Miller Rd., perience preferred, Rite Aid Pharmacy BABYSITTER In mv NURSES AIDE — 7am fo^ 551, Manchester, CT otter. Call 643-7729 otter consideration please rooms, two bedrooms, REWEAVING BURN 4pm. So. Windsor, Ct. 06074 day shift, 5 day week, Director of Recruitment . home. Vernon area. Part 3pm or 3pm to 11pm, fiill.r. 06040. send resume or letter HOLES — zippers, um Heatkig/Plumblng 55 013-11 Help Wanted 21 full benefit program, time. Mature, loving or part time. Cal| Mrs. 1'/3 baths, appliances, outlining vour back basement. Excellent lo brellas repaired. Window AFRICAN VIOLETS FOR When you have some including sewing 271 Ellington Rd. grandmother type, for 3 Urban, Manchester i WAiniSSIS, C^OH, ground and salary re shades, Venetian blinds. •••••••••#••••••••••••• incentive. Apply at: Pil- month old and 2 year old. Manor, 646-0129. ^ cation. Lease, security, SALE — Please call 649- thing to sell, find a cash COCKTAIl W Aim SSIS, quirements to Motts Su references. $450 monthly. Keys. TV FOR RENT. FOGARTY BI^OTHERS buyer the easy way ... NOTICE OF WANTED - Student to lowtex Corp., 49 Re E. Hartford, CT 06108 Own transportation. Call V 4864. PUBLIC SALE V MISMTS, BIW W A^S permarket, Inc. P.O. Box MANCHESTER — Six Marlow's, 867 Main — Bathroom remodel with a low-cost ad In clear snow. Area Oak and gent St., Manchester. 646-5153, leave message A p ^ In pereen to: Sole to the highest bidder of 203-289-9975 1675, Hartford, CT 06144- rooms, three bedrooms. Street. 649-5221. ing; Installation water Clossifled. 643-2711. Abandoned Miscellaneous Autumn Streets. 643-1846. EOE M/F with service. •aafaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa •••« PODUNK MIU 1675, attention Kathy Convenient location, ref heaters, garbage dispo Household Goods and Office Furniture consisting of Beds, CLERK TYPIST ' RESTAURANT Morrone. EOE, M/F. erences. Security lease. BRICKS, BLOCKS, sals; faucet repairs. 649- p/ls 65 HORNET '75 — 6 cy SMALL MOBILE CAR 7657. Visa/MasterCard linder, automatic, many Chairs, Cabinets, Tables, BANKING — Bookkeep CUSTOMIZING Com Wa ara looking for a WEIiltwfcii.SRtt>WMt $500 plus utilities. Lom STONE — Concrete. Desks, Sotos, Tools, Radios, CELEBRITY CIPHER ing Department clerk, clerk typlit to atalal In-, I bardo & Associates, 649- Chimney repairs. No lob accepted. •aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa new parts. Good running TVs, Stereo Equipment, Caiobrily Ciphor cryptogram! ara crM ted from quotatlona by lamou! paopM. past pany — Is seeking Indi condition. $8X or best Clothing, Comping Equip and praaoni. Each lattar In iho ciphor stand! for another. Today'n due: S equals P part time. 8;30am to CARRIER NEEDED vidual who Is energetic, a our marketing dapl. MATURE WOMAN TO 4003. too small. Call 644-8356. •aeaaaaaaaaaaa*e»*««aa» 12:30pm, Monday thru Appileanis thoulfl LABRADORS FOR offer. Call 646-6703. ment, Christmas Decora by CONNIE WIENER IN MANCHESTER fast learner and can take BABYSIT toddler In my Flooring so CHRISTMAS — AKC reg •> tions, Record Albums, Toys Friday. South Windsor Instructions well. Must be posteM good typing," home Monday thru Fri JOIN THE FREEDOM — THREE ROOM APART EXPERIENCED PAIN and various Personal Ef Bonk 8i Trust Co. Contact and tiling aklllt and the TER — Quality work. istered, black. Show and 1975 FORD GRANADA — fects. To be held at Rent-A-S- “ G'L PIJF CMSSF BO Yl WIKVMHHF CALL able to travel with em day, 9am to 1pm. Refer 7-Eleven convenient MENT with heat, hot field trial background. Warren Motteson, 289- ability to work Inda-' Reasonable rates. Fully Excellent condition. poce Self Service Storage ployer dally. Good start ences required. Coll 646- store clerks needed start water, stove, refrigera Excellent family dog. Re Center, 282 Chapel Rd„ South 6061 for appointment. 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 pandently. 1-2 yaara Insured. Free estimates. FLOORSANDING — Erand new radial tires. WVYZVOMBIU, MW HDTO MW QB’W ing pay with room for 9S80. ing at $3.90. If you are tor, carpet. $335. Third serve now and watch Windsor, Conn, on Tuesday, EOE. general olljca axparl- floor. Adults only. No 643-9237, ask for Jerry. Floors like new. Special S2650, BO. Call after 6pm, Nov. 22,1983 at 11 A.M. advancement. Sun roof honest and willing to vour puppy grow. Call 643-7714. The goods ot PomToschner, FLORAL DESIGNER - Installation experience a ence necaetary. work apply to 7-Eleven, pets. Centrally located. izing In older floors, natu BCI JGOCB SIJWDT UDGTO BCI TELEPHONE SALES — ODD JOBS, Trucking. 646-0323. Kurt Lleskc, Susan Nevers, BANKING — Bookkeep Needed tor busy holiday plus. Call Phil, evenings Please tend resume Part time evenings. Ex 305 Green Road. Security deposit. Coll 646- ral and stained floors. No Gwendolvnn Richards, Keith Home repairs. YouAiame ing Department clerk, season. Part time. May 6:30 to 8:30, 649-5596. In conlldancs lo: cellent for high school 7690. waxing anymore. John Szabodos, Luther Hart, Da it, we do It. Free esti Verfallle, 646-5750. FREE KITTENS — vid Knofo, Marilyn O'Brlon, W VYZVOMBGTO.” — IWBIHHI « part time. 1pm to closing, become full time. 643- students. Please call 644- SECRETARIAL — Re Housebroken. Call 646- Monday thru Friday. ttRBER SCIENTIFIC PRODUCTS mates. Insured. 643-0304. Robin Whitley, Richard 0463. S e XAS REFINERY 261 Broad Straat 2803 5pm to 9pm. quires good typing skills. MANCHESTER — Older 0136. 19X FORD FAIRMONT Koschwitz, Bertha Chop- SM JWDTW. Proof and/or CRT expe CORP. needs mature per Mtnctiaalar, Conn. 0M4O Knowledge of general of couple for newer duplex, GIVE YOUR budget a — Excellent condition. pelle, Joel Anderson, Scott rience preferred. South Afln: Partonnal Dtp). V/2 baths, with applian WILLING TO DO ODD Inoersoll and Katherine PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "The best reason to like someone Is BABYSITTER WANTED son now In Manchester Cl e a n in g w o m a n o r fice procedures. Good boosti Sell those still- WANTED — Scotch o r' A/C, power steering, Windsor Bank & Trust - In my home. Must be (Appllcatlont may ba ob-' ces. Security and lease JOBS, Housecleaning, Amalo will be sold to the that they like you, and that they allow you to be whoever you area. Regqrdless of train talnad at our laclllly.) MAN w a n t e d - Apply In telephone skills and able good but no-longer-used English Sable Collie Pup. power brakes, 6 cylinder. highest bidder. Co. Contact Warren Mat- over 16. Own transporta person «nly between 3 to work with figures. required. Utilities separ painting or wood work Items In your home tor Must Sell I $37M or best The lienholder reserves the are" — Carrie Fisher. a ing, write D.H. Sears, EOE M/P ing. Have own transpor Papers not necessary. teson, 289-6061 for ap tion. 6pm to 2am. Call Box 711 Ft. Worth, TiT- at)d 5pm, Partners Resj Please call 875-6569 to ate. $475. 742-5651 after cash. Call 643-2711 to Reasonable. Call 649- offer. Call 633-9392, 10am right to bid on goods ot sale. e tsep by NEA, Inc. . 5pm. tation. Call 643-0197. 037-10 pointment. EOE. . 569-4642. 76101. " taurant, 35 Oak St. arrange an Interview. place vour ad. 0173. to Spm.
I 2U - MANCHESTKR HKKAU), Thursdiiy. Nov. 111. 19811 Marjorie Margolles give viewers ’the straight scoop’ For armchair Santas, East cross country still no answer A whole new day in medicine It’s time to hit catalogs fourth at state open to SAT decline Bv James V. Heallon questioned becau.se he thinks patients have with former patients or their families, film page 3 United Press International every right to pick their obstetricians or sequences of actual medical or surgical ... page 11 ... page 15 pediatricians. "It s a new day. The procedures or graphs and animation. NEW H^VEN — Hculth consumer.s arc consumer has to be taken into account. Otto Graham, the athletic director at the far more sophisticated than they were when They are saying they want answers. They Coast Guard Academy, and former All- they were given a treat instead of a want doctors to come off their pedestals and America quarterback and all-pro for the treatment by Dr. Kildare or Marcus Welby. talk to them like human beings." she said. Cleveland Browns, told how with early M.D. And that, she says, is why the "Belter detection he was able to deal with Marjorie Margolies says her syndicated Health" program is -so popular. Her guests colo-rectal cancer, one of the most common half-hour television series, "Belter talk in terms people can understand, and forms of cancer. Health," wouldn't be shown on Connecticut appear comfortable, if not relaxed, on Manchester, Conn. T)r. Kenneth Ciardiello of the Hospital of Public Television twice weekly if people camera, Rain possible tonight weren't interested in the straight scoop. "They know they have a lot to say When St. Raphael in New Haven and Mary Friday, Nov. 11, 1983 "It's a whole new day in medicine,” says they come in and they are worried they are Sexton, a registered nurse, discussed the clearing Saturday Single copy: 25C Ms. Margolies, former NBC reporter, not going to get it out. We do a whole number surgical treatment, which involves re winner of twio Emmy awards in television on them. By the lime they get on the set routing the colon through an opening in the — See page 2 journalism, and author of the new "Girls in they’re mellow. They have it in them. They abdominal wall. They pointed out other iEatirhfBtf r MrralJi the Newsroom." She says people are far leave wanting to come back. They’re advances in the diagnoses and treatment of more concerned with their bodies than they wonderful," she said. colo-rectal cancer. were 40 years ago,, Each program centers on a single health I’hc show was a gamble at first but the A young physician she interviewed topic of general interest. Subjects range sponsors, the Hospital of St. Raphael in New agreed that older obstetricians are having a from the latest in personal health topics like Haven and Blue Cross-Blue Shield, had "the lough time accepting the new patient glaucoma, headaches, pregnancy after 3fl, insight to to think it would work,” Ms. because the patients want to ask every kind the new drug abusers who might be a Margolies said.” Arafat stays as fighting spreads in Tripoli of question imaginable. corporate vice president, alcoholism, dia "Tbe husband and wife want to be totally betes. medical advances like lasers and the She said the mail is overwhelming in informed. They interview doctors. They latest in cardiac care. There’s also specials. favor of the program’s approach. It is a find out'if this doctor is the one they want The first 15 minutes of each episode blend of entertainment and information Bv Hugh Pope mechanized Syrian division joined and whether he is good, warm, and caring,” consist of filmed background about the with emphasis on fact. Her ability to ask a Syrian brigade, 1,000 Libyan she said. topic, similar to CBS’ "60 Minutes" or crisp, concise questions seems to elicit the United Press International Tripoli under siege: troops and 15,000 rebel forces in the Tfie doctor she spoke to likes being "ABC’s ”"2020." It includes interviews same kind of answers. TRIPOLI, Lebanon — Fighting Guns and flowers, ^attacks on Beddawi, but reporters erupted between Palestinian fac touring the camp saw no massing tions today amid reports Yasser and an oily mist of Syrian troops. The rebels, claiming Arafat has Arafat was ignoring local Leba — See page 2 nese .leaders’ appeals for him to achieved nothing for Palestinians leave and spare-the city further in 14 years as PLO chairman, have bloodshed. said they want to oust him and G R O s s m R n s Ordcialt estimate more than man guerrilla force and end his return to direct conflict with 14-year reign as bead of the PLO. Israel. Their mutiny against Ara p r o d u c t s 1,000 people have been killed since R n C ^ e v R n s c o m P R n v Syrian-backed rebels assaulted “It has become more or less a fat began last May. Arafat’s last guerrilla stronghold Lebanese problem for the people of Col. Said Mousa, the rebel in Lebanon Just north Tripoli, a Tripoli to evict Mr. Arafat. If he military leader, asked Tripoli’s port city of 150,000. insists on staying, he’ll be creating leaders Thursday to pressure V Explosions from artillery shells problems for the people of Tri Arafat to stop "persistent” shel and small arms fire at the besieged poli,” Labadi said. ling of rebel positions from gun and Herald photo bv Tarquinlo Beddawi refugee camp, the scene Labadl said Arafat should agree rocket emplacments concealed in of savage tank, rocket and ar to leave and then call a PLO the city. Now here’s a snow jotr T ru d d o a d tillery battles this week, could be leadership conference to air the "It is not for me lo decide,” heard in Tripoli. reform demands being made by Arafat said when asked if he would In Beirut, the statp-run radio the rebel Palestinians led by Col. evacuate as he did after an 80-day Covenant Women of Trinity Covenant Church will haveafairon said President Amin Gemayel will Said (Abu Mousa) Moussa. Israeli siege in 1982 drove the PLO Saturday from' 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Robin Vollaro, left, and Insulation visit Damascus for talks with Arafat and most of his 5,000 men from west Beirut. "I have in Carolyn Lambert, arrange some of the handmade items. One of Syrian President Hafez Assad next retreated earlier this week from formed my brothers • here in Tripoli, the leaders of Tripoli. I the new features of the fair will be the changing of snow tires at a week amidst new Lebanese efforts the Beddawi refugee camp and set Lasts Days to secure a withdrawal of foreign up multiple-rocket launchers and leave for them the decision." charge of $5 per pair. The tires must be on rims. There will also “ Manville” ^ troops from Lebanon. mortar batteries inside Tripoli, 2 Arafat said he might return to be a Scandanavian booth with people demonstrating and Unidentified war planes flew miles south of the camp. the PLO headquarters in Tunisia making straw ornaments and wreathes. The items will be on over the capital, one day after Despite a cease-fire, the Syrian- or "to Italy if asked." backed PLO forces Thursday Libya’s Col. Moammar Khad- sale. There will also be many other booths and ple^y of good Sava up lo S20 whan you buy Man Syrian ground forces fired on U.S. villa Golden Fibefgiass Insulation reconnaissance jets in the area. pounded the virtually deserted afy, Arafat’s arch enemy, offered food. The fair is open to the public, free of charge during this speciat Oder See store for ^-cefugee camp, Arafat’s last to guarantee Arafat’s safety if he complete delaals Offer is good unM U.S. officials In Beirut refused to would come to Libya and "end the Photo copyright 1983 by Chicogo TrIbuneAJPI pholo f^ovember 19. 1983 comment on whether the planes stronghold in Lebanon, with were U.S. Navy jets, but the rocket, artillery and tank fire, bloody struggle among brothers and fellows in arms,” the state-run rightist Voice of Lebanon radio state-run Beirut radio said. Yasser Arafat (left) talks to the press in Tripoli as a bodyguard stands by. Identified them as American, Arafat claimed a new, 6,000-man Libyan news agency said. Subtle diet factors British and French. Former Lebanese Prime Minis ter Rashid Karame, the leading political figure in the predomi Mexico warns against Grenada-style action influence babies, nantly Moslem city 42 miles north of Beirut, appeared on Syrian televiaion Thursday and pleaded with Arafat; the Palestine Libera doctors are saying tion Organisation chairman, to Nicaragua preparing for U.S. invasion leave. "Brother Abu Ammar’s place By Gino Del Guercio inlant behavior, such as irritability and should be outside Tripoli," Ka Bv Michael W. Drudge Both men were in Mexico City He said Nicaragua has been intervention against Nicaragua framework of the Contadora United Press International alertness, said Yogman, although rame said, referring to Arafat’s United Press International earlier Thursday and had separate preparing to defend against a U.S. should be avoided at all costs." Group." more research must be done to nom de guerre. "And he must meetings with Mexican President invasion since the American inter Nicaragua has charged the Stone,, citing upcoming discus BOSTON — Subtle differences in a determine the exact effect. leave the city with his fighters." With Mexico warning a Miguel de la Madrid, whose vention in Grenada began Oct. 25. United States is planning an sions on Central America in the baby's diet can have a profound affect Yogman said his experiments only Arafat said he would leave if Grenada-style invasion of Nicara country is working for Central "We have been preparing since invasion to overthrow the coun United Nations and in the Organi op its behavior and once those effects prove that subtle differences in a asked by Tripoli’s leaders but gua must be avoided “at all costs," American peace through the Con- several days as if the invasion try’s Marxist regime, as it did in zation of American States, along are understood they may radically baby's diet have an effect. Now the political sources said the PLO U.S. Special Envoy Richard Stone tadora Group that includes Colom would be produced the same day,” Grenada. Washington charges Ni with expected Contadora negotia-' change the baby food industry and detailed work of discovering the effect Z n U M T leader was still in Tripoli today and called the next three weeks “vital’’ bia, Panama and Venezuela. Ortega said. "We are preparing caragua of supplying weapons to tioris in Washington, said the next recommended diets for nursing moth of the myriad variations of diet must be , nunKor there was no sign he planned to for restoring peace to Central “In these moments we can say ourselves, expecting the invasion Marxist-led rebels in El Salvador. three weeks were “a vital and ers, doctors.said today. Ml nni-M conducted. aACMHE honor the pledge. America. that Nicaragua is one of the now since several days ago. Stone told reporters at Mexico crucial period.” "Indications clearly support the idea During Yogman’s experiments, ba ,#.th (ivnuiiAn '• countries most threatened on earth Mexican Foreign Minister Ber City airport he found "construc The Contadora proposals call for Mg pmOuve «r>o “I think he refused to respond to , Stone took his fifth tour of the that diet influences a baby’s behavior bies who were fed the amino acid ISO -auniUM by a military power called the nardo Sepulveda told a news tive arid practical politics on the the withdrawal of all foreign MglVl) Mr. Karame," said Mahmoud region to Nicaragua Thursday, in complicated but specific ways," said tryptophan fell asleep 14 minutes Labadl, the spokesman for the holding talks with top-level offi United States of North America, ” conference de la Madrid had part of the Mexican government, military advisers from Central Dr. Michael W. Yogman of Children’s sooner than babies fed normal formula. R 19 At 5 1 Settled Depth 15,000-man rebel Palestinian force cials including Sandinista junta Ortega told a Mexico City news warned Stone "that the possibility with the hope of achieving peace in America and a ban on shipping Hospital in Boston. "Our studies show Babies fed tbe amino acid valine fell “THERMOLITE” battling to crush Arafat’s 5,000- coordinator Daniel Ortega. conference. of a direct or ihdiftet armed Central America through the weapons across borders. that quality as well as quantity is asleep 1,5 minutes later than babies on BLOW-M INSUUTION important in a baby’s diet.V normal formula. Covers 26 s/f (2x6-16"OC) g| Yogman reported in theSNew Eng Yogman said he thinks rnothers may Cellulose (5.46 per bag) land Journal of MedicinV that re be able to make their nursing infants Retailers look forward searchers changed the-ratios of certain sleep sooner by eating a candy bar in Aali iH nw e VXM f k i smm components of protein, called amino the evening before nursing. By eating a acids, in the diets of n'b^nms. candy bar the mother can increase the to good holiday season He found that dependthgjNr-HIb type level of tryptophan in her milk and of amino acid the babies received the therefore make her nursing baby fall SO SO. SO. • Nai&iimnem ben fMm'senleamen each other are increasing at a very babies would either fall asleep fasteror asleep faster. Candy bars are high in so. FT. FT. Bv Denis G. Gulino i slower than normal. They also fell into FT. United Press International weak 0.6 percent when figured at a carbohydrates, which are believed to thla nation aanahiaingheaeofialUherty." deep.sleep faster or slower depending induce tryptophan production. 3V2"1jnfaced aVz” Kraft ‘'6Vz", Unlaced 6Vz" Kraft • v UnHwl P t m . veteraha marching down main strWts, yearly rate. W alten aatd. '^Those oervice personnel taps being played at cemeteries and been Food prices were up 1.1 percent at on the amino acid. The research will also force many R-ll ATTIC R-ll WAU R-1B A n ic R -ll ATTK WASHINGTON — Retail sales broke ; With Beirut and Grenada fraali In ha and othen inaiMdii^aces as Grenada and bWim raised at American Legion halls. through the $100 billion level for the wholesale, part of a stronger growth pediatricians to rethink their advice to mSULATIOR ■SRLATION MSULATION INSULATION Beirw w e anawW^f’the question hf wiU ^ “ObsMrvances wilt likely be about the trend expected for at least several THE FINDINGS not only apply to nursing mothers on the best diet for Lay over your present For Interior walls. mind. America today Mlu tee all thoM who first time in October, climbing 1.1 No need to staple. , For uninsulated antes. vedttWoen whonowaaakeupU.S'. ntiUury same as years past, hut In recent weeks months. But even with the effect of food sleep but to many different types of tbeir babies, he said. attic insulation. * t®' 88.1 Sq. FI. Roll.. 13,22 15", 49 Sq. FI. 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"Our forces have itary and I think that’s good." said Christmas selling season in five years. could have the least business inflation focus wilt be at Arlington answetMifIfial qiiiNdlen with m emphatic Vtomam vWeran Clay K e ^ g, M, of The Commerce Department 'Thurs in 19 years. is right size Independent Ifetianal Oematery, acnaa tka I^ototnac. ‘Vat.’ W m ati^.nur president’s pride In tiCleveland.« day said only construction materials The Labor Department also reported Ww odr aimed.Wnpe aiai in our veterans.’' Veterans Day is a federal holiday with suffered a sales setback in October, that new claims for state unemploy GARDEN CITY, N Y, ment benefits dropped by 7,000 the last (UPI) — A new shelf-top Insurance . the bureaueracy closed down and no part of a slowdown in the housing regular mail service. It is an official industry ^eing blamed on continuing week of October. storage and filing system Center, Inc. And in an analysis of new car prices, consists of high-impact Hariy W ilten, directorof the Veterans holiday In many states and roost snks high interest'rates. ikdministration, was to give the kexwote Reagan in Japan, Walten was eelMcmto wlU bo closed. Without auto sales the overall the department said Detroit’s 1984 plastic units just the right dothehiHion. model cars are an average $221.70 size for standard typewri address on the hallowed grounda lined advance would have been considerably 2 9 9 9 ^ tombeWnee oi soldten Hbm the In Cosuwcticut, Gov. William GWeitl About W miJUIoii Americans Wive less, 0.5 percent, but still enough to more expensive than 1983 models, ter paper and even many participated in military oombat, about half of which pays for quality magazines. Economy American Revolution through last keep hopes alive that the American 4’x8’x'/4" Mill Certified 24” Lauan 4'x0’x%i”-Reg. 5.99 ^aWnth’s bomMng of Marinm AmerioWr Rev<^t^> |hrqr lastift consumer is ready to forget about the improvements ranging from fuel econ The Oxford DecoFile 2x4x8’ STUD INTERIOR DOOR UMT WALL PANELNN church hells id their honor at U a.inL'EBT/, ' msBth’a tnirasion of GHmada;. U omy to improved corrosion protection, A low-priced, standard sized PLYWOOD SHEATHING ’’Today is a reinemhram,” Walters last two recessions. units are 12‘A inches high, Casing, passage set extra. Tan Bark Hickory. First quality. the exact tisne ceremonies were t«'| million were kMed, inoludiag u in the government said Thursday. stud. We've got your lumber. Exterior grade For utility shealhina iKUn prwmred remarks. '’Wanmember The holiday season is crucial for I'/i inches deep and 3 needs • $3 on Other Slock Sizes Accessories In stock. (Srhnpda and n r In tbp bombing,'attack Were federal standards for bumpers inches wide, with L- ae who ba^ matntainad oik traadom retailers who hope to move 40 percent A*.. m<»« than two centurea. Waneneinbor*