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Students hail treatment center Ex-Iran head at former school says nation By Sarah E. Hall Herald Reporter

"W h en I wu.s in .sehool in V ernon. 1 ju st d id n 't go to school. 1 missed half the.vear, " sa.vs one teenager who part of plot ^lYATMORlARTir^ is a student at Manehesler's new day trealment center. m ^ m Her classmate, another l.'i-year-old. says he always By United Press International A U S spokesman s.11(1 their wisli lor went to class. "Hut 1 always gol suspended, fortelling pri\ 0( \ was being respeiied .mil no GIFT^____ the teachers off and telling the prineipids off." he Two Atiienemi.s hetileii mid tortured slolemeiit oboul llieiii would be issued says. by A n d ) gunm en lo r .six (toys on o liy the U S CoiiMilole m l''rmikliirl FROM SCARS* The two are among IH teenagers Irom Miinchester hijoeked mrlmer m Tehroii were All Am erie.m soiiee s.iid I he I wo men. PURCHASE and Vernon who ;ire students at the center, which is releosed from o I'.S, Army hospilol iii ■ I hou.sed in the Highland I’tirk Sehool building. Both Krmikfurt. West (lermoiiy. todoy mid who were beoleii mid burned will) ANYUNOOU^cwl eigorelles b> llie hijoekers belore spoke freely about their problems to a visitor look ofi for Ihe Uniled .Stoles BEFORE OWSTH(». Wednesday, whde about 41) teachers and sehool staff As they Hew home, exiled lormer Ironion seeurilN men slormed Ibe ■t|— > 1>.I Kiiwml .\ir« ays plane Simdo.t. were m members from both towns driink punch and ;ite Ironion President Abolhossoii Boni cookies at tin open house. Sodr sold he hod evideiiee Ihol two ol solisloelorv eoiidilion and in good spirits Both teens claimed the eetiler — which .students Ihe hijoekers of the Kiiwoiti oirlm er to have re-named the "Porter Street Sehool" — is Tehron hod portieipoted in Ihe hijoek- III line with llirir wish lo go home os 2 84 COUGARS 6 83 MARQUIS helping them beat their problems. It opened in ing of on A ir KroiU'e jel lo Iron eorlier soon os possible lbe> were releosed September, after a controversial decision to tlo.se th is yeor. Irom the ll.S Army's ii7lli Uoiierol 8 84 TOPAZS Highland I’ark as an elementary .school In on interview wMli Uiiiled Press llospil.il III I'l'.iiikliirl. where llu-y CHOICE OF COLORS CHOICE OF COLORS "The teachers tre;it us like humiuts." the girl said Internotioiiol. Boni-Sodr soul Ins evi orrn ed eorly VVeiliiesdoy I rom Kuwoil Auto, AC, AM/FM, Cruise, CHOICE OF COLORS "They don't Jtisl l)oss us around. The teachers care, dence hocked ll.S ehorges the Iromoii Tile bodies ol the Iwo A m e rie o n s Auto, AC, AM/FM, 4 Drs, Cruise and most of the kids care about each other, too. " governmeni eneouroged Ihe lour gun­ killed by Ibe lour men who sei,.ed the men who hijoeked the Kuwoil Airwoys lil.ilie » illi 155 passengers III on efiorl lo Auto, AC, AM/FM, SHE SAID SHF” S Cil.AI) she e;m come and go at the jet Dee. 4 ond killed two Amerieon seeiire Ibe rele.ise ol 17 prisoners ln‘ld Free (fn i‘ )<’ar treatment center without lots ol other kids watching possengers. Kuwoil, were llmiii lo .Andrews Air il’ .CWO M ilf FrRR O ne Yemr 111 U arrantv I2UW0 M ite •She used to feel em harassed when she h;id to attend a The freed Amerieons ond Ihe B rilisli I'oree Hose early Wednesdov They Cruise, Nice Cars Wmrrmnty special eUiss th;it was part ol a regular sehool. she pilot of Ihe hijoeked plone hove sold were ( holies llegiio and VViHiom I. ' *9680 *7085 exp lain ed s L they hod no evidence Iron helped Ihe .Sl.iidord. bolli All) employees The hoy, whose last "school " was actually a four hijoekers. ollhough releosed Po- B.iiii .Sodr sold Ihe Telir.iii oiilliori hospital, said he thought the center was going to be kistoiii possengers sold the hijoekers lies never releosed Ihe Klenlily ol the 8 83 LYNXS Free On^ Yrar 4 84 MARQUIS "another institution or something " when he first ;;V received weoponsonde(|uipment while sky pi roles III Ibe .Inly 21 hijoekilig ol on heard about it. the A-;t0() Airhiis w;is on Ihe ground ol Air Kr.Aiiee jel nor piiiiliely mode CHOICE OF COLORS CHOICE OF COLORS "But here, it's more like we have a relationship with Tehron's Mehrohod oii'iiort known llieir late lo Ihol ease. Ihe *7295 the teachers." he said UPl photo .John Coslo. 50. 0 husinessmon Irom hijoekers surrendered lo tromoii ,iii Auto, AG, AM/FM, 4 Drs & 2 Auto, AC, AM/FM, 4 Drs, Cruise The center is the first town-run program for New York ond Chorles Koptir on Iborilios oiler bhiwing op Ibe < (lekpil emotionally disturbed teomigers. The Bentley Da> Reindeer get rest oudilor for Ihe US. Agency lor Bom Sodr ,smd be liod evideinc the Treatment Center on Hollister Street serves .vounger Internolionol Development kept Iheir some hijoekers were used by the students. This 20th century Santa Claus, 31-year-old Lance Read, braves Irovel pious .seerel hut l-'ronkfiirl Ir.iiiimi government iii llie Kuwoil Free One Yenr F re e Ome Yemr Three classrooms in the Highland Park building oil-port offieiols smd they left on Poo - $5395 12.000 Mile Airways bijoeking n jO O O M ile house about six students apiece. In one. an indoor the highways of southern California Wednesday while on his If arranly Wmrrmnty A m flig h t 007 Ihot w as sche d uled lo "Ix‘l Ihe Ironion governmeni deny *8980 garden is under eonstruelion. winter scenes are modern-day sleigh enroute to his seasonal job at San Diego’s arrive in New York this ofternoon Ibis il lliey eon. " be said "They sim ply painted on the window and a lank containing Grossmont Shopping Center. Read is one of the thousands of The two men. who survived Ihe hove lo release pbologroplis and the 83 TO YO TA chameleons sits in a corner. look-alike Santa’s that work the shopping malls during the hijacking told US offieiols they idem it y ol the A ir l•'rollel■ hijoekers m id 76 OLDS 81 MERCURY 83 MERCURY 83 LINCOLN wonted no publicity mid they mode no the some iiilorm olion oboiil the hi 83 BUICK Please turn to page 10 Christmas season. CUTLASS S/W CAPRI CRESSIDA CAPRI TOWN CAR public slolem eiits on leaving joi'kers ol llie Kiiw oili plane 44K Miles, Nice Large Wagon 4 spd , sun roof, sporty car. Metallic Blue, Loaded, Car, 4 5 Spd, AC, Cassette, Low Miles Blue, All The Options, Gor­ RESAl Dr. Low Miles 4 Dr, AC, AM/FM, 4 Dr. $2495 geous Car *5,195 $11,750 $7295 $13,595 *7480 Pharmaceutical firm pleads no contest in Selacryn case

82 CADILLAC ALLENTOWN, Pa. (I'PI) - pharmaceutical firm has been 82 HONDA 82 BUICK 81 MAZDA 76 DODGE Ralph Myerson. 65, group direc­ "It's a company that tries to do advocate group in Washiiiglon, injuries relaled lo use ol Ibe DeVILLE 83 DATSUN SinithKIine Beckman Corp. charged with violating reporting ACCORD RIVIERA GLC S /W COLT tor of medical affairs; and r ig h t . " D.C. said a $.'14,000 fine would d ru g . Low Miles. Loaded, Super Nice SENTRA pleaded guilty to charges of 5 Spd, AM/FM, Low Miles, Loaded, Moon Roof, White, A/C, 5 Spd, Low Miles, Really Auto, AM/FM, No Rust. Econ­ requirements for new drugs that Theodore Selby. 58. form er asso­ The executives each could be amount lo a "slap on Ihe wrist. " Lux Car 5 spd., AM/FM failure to disclose lethal side Sim lhKline withdrew .Selacryn Sporty Car Purely Gorgeous! Clean omical are specified by the federal Food ciate director of m edical affairs, jailed for up to a year and fined effects of the blood pressure "For a company with HIH.'I eiglil monlhs alter il wtis on Hie and Drug Act, said Assistant all pleaded no contest to failure $1,(100 on e a c h co u n t. S m ith K Iin e drug, S e la cry n . in the first ca.se profits of $400 m illion, a $,'14,000 iiiiirket ill .liim uiry ItIHO. lollow I'.S. Attorney Peter Smith. to inform charges. could be fined up lo $.')4,(K)0 $13,780 $6995 of its kind against a p h a rm ace u t­ penally. Ihe maximum amount ing reporls ol liver dtiiiiage and $11,900 $5495 $6980 $1595 Sm ithKIine pleaded guilty to 14 As part of a plea bargain following its guilty pleas to all S4 ic a l firm . of money Judge Calm can order, dealbs iiiiiong its estimated counts of failing to inform agreement, mislabeling charges counts, Smith said. No sentenc­ In addition, one former and is a eruel joke. " said Sidney .'fOO.OOO u s e rs authorities of the effects of against the three and a fourth ing date had been set, 79 CHRYSLER two current SmithKIine execu­ Wolfe, of the Public He.illii A sliidy ol 520 ptilienls |iiili 75 VW 83 FORD 75 MERC 81 MAZDA 80 AM C Selacryn, which has been linked executive will be dismissed, SmithKIine spokes m a n LeBARON tives pleaded no contest to Keseareb Group, founded by llsbed Ibis year showed ,'HO to at least 25 deaths, and 20 Smith said. The executives all Jeremy Heymsfeld said the A/C, Cruise, Power Windows, BEETLE MUSTANG BOBCAT G26 SPIRIT charges at a hearing Wednesday Kalph Nader. "likely or possible" eases ol liver No Rust and a Great Winter Car 4 spd., AM/FM V-6, Auto, S/W, Runs Great 5 Spd, AC. Low Miles. 2 Dr, HT, counts of mislabeling the drug. are doctors. company would have no com­ Power Seats, AM/FM Stereo 4 Spd Stick, 6 Cyl, Nice Car & before U.S. District Judge Ed­ damtige, iiieliidiiig 25 deaths, Nice Economical Smith said. "This is not a renegade com­ ment until all euurt proceedings w ard Cahn. Wolfe siiid hi.s group litis a.ssoeialed with Hie use ol Philip Tannenbaum. .54, vice pany, " Selby's lawyer, Donald were concluded. The case marks the first time a compiled figures .sliowirig ;i6 Seltieryn, said W illitm i Grigg, an $3995 *5,865 president and medical director: Goldberg, said at the hearing. $2395 $1995 $5195 $3245 t The director of a consumer deaths and over .500 s e rio u s FDA s|)okesman 78 FORD 79 MAZDA 80 FORD FIESTA 81 LINCOLN 80 TO YO TA MUSTANG RX7 79 CHEVY Crestfield objects Red, Std. Trans, Front Wheel TOWN CAR Candy Apple Red, AM/FM TERCELL She’s one of many Sales tax posts gain . . . 4 Spd, 6 Cyl, AM/FM, Sharp Car Drive, Great Value White and gorgeous. 4 spd., front wheel drive. MONZA Stereo, Sunroof 2 Dr. 4 Spd, 4 Cyl, Maroon HARTFORD (Ul’l) - A con to union election who need our help Milano said lapses for Hie biidgels belore llic liscal linucil .surge in sales tax revenue, y e a r $2495 $9,295 eurreni fiscal year are now esti ends $3995 $6995 *4,195 as well as a strong showing by *1895 m ated a l $69 m illio n co m p a re d lo The most receiil ligores pul Ibe Owners of the Crestfield-Fenwood nursing home Editor's Note: The Manchester Area Confer­ other taxes, including the real $51.5 million ligured into Hie deficiency rcqiicsis al $39 6 mil filed objections with the National Labor Relations ence of Churches is seeking to provide needy estate conveyance lax, could push budget approved by Ihe bon Milano's ollicc will go before 80 DODGE Board this morning to certification of a Dec. 6 election families in Manchester and Bolton with Christ­ the .stale's budget surplus beyond 79 CADILLAC 80 VW 78 MERC 77 CHRYSLER Legislature. Hie Ix-gislaliire next year lo seek 79 M ERCURY at which employees voted 46 to 40 to join the New mas gifts, food and clothing baskets and a hot the cu rre n t $125 m illio n p ro jectio n . ^ DeVILLE RABBIT OMNI COUGAR LeBARON England Healthcare Employees Union, District 1199. Christmas dinner. MACC also seeks to provide Al lliesam elim e, Milaiiosaidbis approval for Hie added spending AC, Sharp, Vinyl Top, One of MARQUIS olfice is working on preparing 49K miles. Wires & Superl Real Clean, A Great Little Car 4 Dr., auto., groat shape. vinyl Top, Leather, Sharp Car John Sauter, deputy director of the N l.RB office in gifts to all shut-ins, and meal certificates to Stale budget chief Anthony V. 'I'lie deficiency rcquesls. bow- the Good Ones deliciemy biidgel reqiiesls lor Hartford, said that Manchester Health Care Inc., indigent persons without cooking facilities to use Milano said Wednesday the stale cver, arc iiol cxpccied |o reduce *6785 $3995 $3,680 which owns the nursing home, filed objections to on Christmas Day. This is the first in a series of had co lle cte d m o re than $116 agencies llial will overspend Itieir Hie projecled surplus *3680 $2698 *3,180 certification of Ihe union as a bargaining representive short profiles prepared by MACC. m illion in taxes on October sales, a in two areas. 16.2 percent increase over the One was based on the affiliation of the union with a It never rains, but it pours. She at ways has been same month a year ago and 4 union representing retail and wholesale store the steady heart of her family, holding the same percent more than budget officials . . . S O do retail sales employees. The other was based on alleged job for 16 years. were predicting. supervisory involvement in union organizing, Sauter When her husband finally abandoned the "It's still strong," .said Milano, WASHINGTON (L'lM) US said. family three years ago, she continued to raise her I III lie d 11 o iii .1 ii ii ii iis lo a p lu s f r o m who.se office had been predicting retail sales .soared 18 iierceni in three young children alone, with the dedication .October lo .November When a party in a union election files objection to that an end was in sight lo Hie surge November lo a record $ 11(13 certification of the union, the burden of proof rests she had displayed through the years of coping Coiisiruclion material sales, in sales lax revenues that has been billion, a rcaskiiring surge ol d o w n 2 2 perccnl m Oelober, were largely with the objecting party, Sauter said. with her husband's mental health problems. swelling state coffers for more consumer cnihusiasiii Hial could u p 3 8 lu -ri e n l The NLRB will ask for further explanations from A year ago she had spinal surgery to remove than a year. turn around the cconoinic slow I'lirm loic and sales ol other both the owners of the nursing home and the union in three discs. Unfortunately, she continu^ to MANCHESTER down. Hie governinenl said today home (iirmslimg.s, oil | 2 p e r c e n lin their positions, Sauter said. experience severe back pain and headaches after Milano said he exiieels the MANCHESTER Oelober, managed a 5 iie r c e n i He said there m ay be a public hearing in the ea.se if the surgery. In spite of her condition, she strong showing by state's largest The monlb's growHi in sales was 0 g a m III .N o ve m b e r the N LR B decides a hearing before a hearing officer is returned to work in February. source of revenue to continue for the strongest since April, ending 643-5135 OeparlmenI stores ie|jorted a appropriate. Sauter said he would know in a couple of However, in November she injured her foot so November and December based on or at least interrupting a bleak 643-5135 strong 2 percent im iinivettienl and weeks how the NLRB will proceed. badly she has pins in two toes and cannot return to Ihe October figures and reporls period of lackluster performance Open 9 AM to 9 PM food stores were up 2 6 percent. The election Dee. 6 was the .second in which District work until February. Her employer is holding the from retailers of busy holiday that exiended into almost every Clolbmg stores showed a dra­ Monday thru Thursday 1199 sought to represent nurses' aides, dietary job until she can return, and assistance from town shopping. area of Hie economy matic luriiaroiind Irom (Jclot)er's 301-315 Center St. workers, and some housekeeping and maintenance and state welfare is pending. "People are buying. I mean it's .Sales were up only 0.1 percent in 3 2 pcrceni decline to .November's Open 9 AM to 6 PM personnel. At an election conducted Sept. 9, 1983, the In the meantime, she needs our help with the strong," said Milano, .secretary of Oelober according lo revised lig 3 9 percent iiicrea.se union lost by 67 to .58. The union filed an objection to back rent, boots for the children anda winter coat Friday & Saturday Mendiesier the .state Office of P o lic y and ures issued by the Commerce that election, but later dropped the objection for the fast growing 8-year-oid. She has a bright Drug stores edged up 0.3 ^&^/MORiARyY Mangement. "I went shopping last Department. p ercent The parties in the recent election had five business freckle-face smile that hasn't been Used much (Exit 92 Off 1-86) night. You can't find a parking The report was particularly days in which to file objection. The deadline was 5 lately. Let's bring on a Christmas smile. space and you wait in long lines." p.m. today. The family described above is one of the more encouraging for the Christmas selling season which, if successful Saturday Service Crestfield Convalescent Home and Fenwood than 300 individuals and households which MACC "It Ipoks like it will have a in a big way, could make up for Manor, both located at 565 Vernon St., together hopes to help this Christmas season. Non- favorable impact on the surplus," Our Service Department Saturday Service ■several earlier months ol poor Inside Today contain 95 full-care beds and 60 intermediate care perishable foods, new and good-as-new used toys, Milano said The projected surplus sales. now open Saturdays Our Service Department and gifts (or the elderly may be left at the town's is for the fiscal year ending June a ‘he nursing home owners Sales showed a strong increa.se now open Saturdays mdude Howard Dickstein and local attorneys Josiah Center Street fire headquarters, the Eighth 30, 1985, and w ould be on top of a 20 pages, 2 sections. 9:00 am— 1:00 pm J. Lessner and Holland Castleman. Utilities District Fire Station at 32 Main St., any reco rd $164.4 m illio n s u rp lu s in the despite some weakening in auto­ Adwiew---- office of the Heritage Savings and Loan last fiscal vear mobiles. In October auto sales was • 12 Obituartot. 9:00 am— l:pm New England Butinett . ----- 10 Ihe only strong category, showing ——• 20 wpimon Opinion _ , ---- 6 Prirf*" ®'"’l’'‘’yees l.'nion. District 1199, said Association, or t|ie Manchester Mall at 811 Main He said the budget surplus also ClMiifiod,. .16 -10 Pooplataik. a 5 9 percent gain. Hut in No Comic»_ ^ ’■ei’i'esenls 1-TOOO w o rk e rs in St. Checks can be mailed to MACC Seasonal will be increa.sed by lapses, or - o6 SPQflB_ Sporti. 1(U17 Sharing, P.O. Box 773, Manchester, Conn,, 06040. vember auto sales slowed lo a I EnlorUinmBnl---- )2 T»l«vHion _____ g Meadows r ' ^"'^""'‘hem in nursing homes, including funds included in the budget but percent improvement L ollgri,------_ 2 Weiih., - * Meadows Convalescent Center in Manchester. not spent by stale agencies. Every other major area of sales 2 -- MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursdiiy. Dec 13, 1984 CBS trial continues M ANCilKSTER IIK K AI.I). Tliiii.sd.iv. Dfi- i:i. H'H4___.1 Producer denies distorting interview Vets back on track for Memorial Day park dedication By Kathy Garmus needed to pay for the park at Main Plans for a Memorial D.iy Ideas for additional fund-raisers has finished most ol the initial other dignitaries. Inil h..s iiol ,\el Herald Reporter By William M. Reilly and Center streets. dedication were in doubt earlier are being eonsidered by the group. work at the half-aere park site, •seleeled a keynote spe.iker deliberately distorted what he said during an love good news. Politicians or leaders in countries are United Press International interview with correspondent Mike Wallace. this year when the committee's The I'ommillee has given M:in- ineluding the Installation of side Uommillee niemliers eoiiM iml inclined to, to shoot the messenger that brings bad With a successful fundraising But proceeds from a recent Crile made his comments in respon.se to questions fundraising dinner at the Army & fuitd-raising efforts reached a near ehesler Monument t'o. a dow npay­ walks and a eoneivte monument decide Wednesday wliethei Hie news. Certainly he wanted bad news like a hole in the event behind them, members of standstill. ment of neorly $11,060 for a blaek base. Only landscaping work siu'h NEW YORK — The producer of the CBS by Dan Burt, Westmoreland's attorney. head." Navy Club and contributions re­ s|)eaker should be someone lioiu documentary that is subject to a $120 million libel suit the group planning a park to honor granite monument thol will hear as seeding and planting trees Maiiebesler or any oilier Vieln.iiii Burt played both the edited and unedited versions of Crile told the court that the editing was done to ceived at last month's product by Gen. William Westmoreland testified that his Manchester's Vietnam veterans THE GROUP NETTED $2,.500 at the names ot the 14 Manehesler remains to be done. Heaiilleii said era hgmv Irom Hie slate the interview for the jury. remove the portion that was not relevant. show have helped turn around the editing did not distort what the general said. say the park will be ready for a the dinner last month and received residents killed in the \'ietnam Wallace had asked Westmoreland if Johnson was "a But Burt said the interview, because it was edited, Memorial Day dedication. group's prospects for a Memorial George Crile testified in U S. District Court in $474 in a bucket at the three-day War. Beaulieu said. Although plans tor the dediea "How aboiil Gen (William) difficult man to feed bad news about the war?" mistakenly gave the impression that Westmoreland * Day dedication. Manhattan Wednesday that he edited the general's Glenn Beaulieu, co-chairman of product show. Beaulieu said. Ex­ The eompany has proml.sed the tion are still tentalive. eommiltee Weslmoi'eland,'■ qiiip|ieil one "W ell, Mike, you know as well as I do that people in was unwilling to give Johnson bad news about enemy the Vietnam Veterans Memorial "W e're on the down side," posure from the events has also momimenl would Ih- installed members said Wwlne.sday the) member, relermig to the eoiii comments in preparation for the documentary. "The troop strength. Uncounted Enemy: A Vietnam Deception " senior positions love good news, and they don't like Park Committee, said at a meeting Beaulieu said. "Only a couple of helped increase donations in enve­ before Memorial Day, he said hoped to have the .Air (iuani ll.\ iiiaiuler ol .Ameijeaii tones in He said that the editing was routine and was done bad news. And after all, it's well recognized that Burt also argued that in preparing the report the Wednesday night that the group is months ago we were sitting here lopes placed at several businesses over the park. The group plans to A'lelnain who is eiinenlK .Miing about $15.non .short of the $67,000 only to produce a coherent report that accurately supreme politicians or leaders in countries are network tried to coach and even trick various pepole saying we needed $22,000." THE ANDREW ANSALDI CO. invite Gov. William .A O'Neill and CHS lor libel reflected Westmoreland s position. inclined to, to shoot the messenger that brings bad who were interviewed. The broadcast charged that Westmoreland deliber­ news," Westmoreland said in the unedited version. In some cases, he said, interviewers would coach ately lied to President Johnson about enemy troop "Certainly he wanted bad news like a hole in the their suspects by telling them what others had said. Man facing molestation charge strength during the Vietnam War. It said Westmore­ head. He welcomed good news. But he. he was given Among those who were interviewed by deceptive land feared that if politicians in Washington knew how both the good and the bad, but he was inclined to means, Burt said, were Westmoreland intellgence large the enemy really was they would become accentuate the positive," the genera) said. aides Gen. Joseph McChristian and Col. Gains GEN. WILLIAM WESTMORELAND discouraged and might give up the fight. In the edited version the general said, "W ell, Mike, Hawkims, and CIA Deputy Chief of Vietnamese granted conditional probation The 70-year-old general has maintained that CBS you know as well as I do that people in senior postitions Affairs George Allen. • . . bearer of bad news By Sarah Passell BOTH CREAM ER and the two al.so a case ot alleged child Herald Reporter boys' court-appointed attorney, molestation and that he was also , Richard W. Dyer, objected to the the court-appointed attorney in Weather The trial of accused child moles­ that case. Peopletalk accelerated rehabilitation motion ter Edward Pahl folded after the when Pahl's defense attorney, Dyer and Creamer said they jury was picked Wednesday when Thomas P. Heslin, first presented agreed to the probation for two Today’s forecast defense and prosecuting attorneys it. But Creamer and Dyer with­ reasons. It was not clear that the agreed to settle for a term of drew their objections as testimony boys, now four and six. would be Connecticut, Massachusetts probation that, once completed, was scheduled to begin. judged competent to testify. And and Rhode Island: Today: will clear Pahl's criminal record. Jackaway gave Pahl the maxi­ the boys' therapist, Karen Snyder mostly cloudy with a chance of a Pahl, a former Manchester mum term of t wo years' probation. of the North Central Connecticut few sprinkles o r light showers. resident who now lives in Southing­ He also ordered him to stay away Mental Health System, said that Mild with highs 50 to 55, but ton, was arrested in November from the boys and their family, to forcing the two to testify would turning cooler during the after­ ^ • V - \ 1983 and charged with having get psychiatric evaluation and probably harm them. noon. Tonight: cloudy and sexually assaulted two young boys treatment, to release records of " I feel the condition that the colder, a chance of rain freezing in his home at 1.59 Adams St. on that treatment to the children's children were presented to me has rain or sleet toward sunrise. June 16 and 17, 1983. therapist, to pay for future therapy improved considerably," Snyder Lows 30 to 35 interior and 35 to 40 Pahl, 35, was to be tried in for the boys and to seek no change testified before Jackaway Wednes­ at the coast. Friday: occasonal Manchester Superior Court this in in the court's conditions for the day. Testifying against Pahl about rain likely along the coast and week on one count of second- length of his probation. what happened to them "could be occasional sleet freezing rain or degree sexual assault, three potentially very detrimental to Accelerated rehabilitation is a them," said Snyder, who is senior What’s past rain likely interior. Highs only 30 counts of third-degree sexual as­ form of probation available only to therapist in the child and adoles­ to 35 interior and near 40 at the sault, one of fourth-degree sexual first-time criminal offenders. If an is prologue cent unit of the Entield-based coast. assault and two counts of risk of accused offender succesfully com­ mental health clinic. Rachel McLIsh, 29. an Maine: Clearing later today. injury to a minor. The boys he is pletes the probation, which may American bodybuilder, accused of assaulting were three Creamer told the court that Highs in the 40s. Mostly clear last up to two years, the charges without the boys' testimony she works out with a friend, north and increasing cloudiness and four at the time, court records against him are wiped from his show. could not effectively pro.secute Casey Ann Graham,, 71 elsewhere tonight; Lows from 5 record. Accelerated rehabilitation months, in Sydney. Aus­ Pahl. above north to near 30 along the But Judge Harry N Jackaway does not constitute a conviction or tralia today. McLish is " I t ' s a tough balance," Dyer coast. Becoming cloudy north, granted Pahl accelerated rehabili­ guilty plea. here to judge an Aerobics Clouds portend the rain said later as he discussed his occasional snow likely in the tation Wednesday on the condition Dyer said after the court hearing recommendation. He said he had contest this week. Twice Today: mostly cloudy and mild with a 30 percent chance of a few that Pahl comply with five de­ voted Miss Olympia. mountains and occasional sleet that he believed Pahl's case was weighed the two-year conditional or freezing rain elsewhere sprinkles or brief light showers. Highs 50 to 55. Wind shifting to mands from the prosecutor, As­ only the second time the criminal probation against the risk to the McLish is the author of a northwest around 10 mph this afternoon. Tonight: cloudy with a 40 sistant State's ^Attorney Rpsita fitness book aptly called changing to rain along the coast. court in Manchester has appointed children of being forced to take the Highs in the teens north to the percent chance of rain or freezing rain toward sunrise. Lows 30 to 35. Creamer. After Creamer objected, an attorney for the alleged victims witness stand and the possibility "Flex Appeal." Jackaway had denied an earlier upper 30s along the coast Wind north around 10 mph. Friday: a 70 percent chance of occasional and given that attorney a role in that Pahl could he found not guilty request for accelerated rehabilita­ UPl photo New Hampshire: Clearing rain or freezing rain. Highs only near 35. Today's weather picture was the criminal proceedings. by a jury, in which case Dyer said, drawn by Laurie Ann Vega, 10, of 75 Galaxy Drive, a fourth grader at tion before jury selection began "H e could have had contact with Hurald photo by larqui later today. Highs in the 40s. Tuesday. Increasing cloudiness tonight. Keeney Street School. DYER SAID THE FIRST was those kids todav." Pretty good for a beginner Lows from the teens north to near 30 along the coast. Occa­ Sarah Handler, 3, seems impressed by Children's Museum. The lesson on sional snow likely over the north r. Board to curtail closed sessions I ^ \ 1 -f ' her own handiwork as she and her making stenciled coasters was part of a and mountains with occasional Mayor Barbara Weinberg said session to discuss what were cal, written, and oral tests for the sleet or freezing rain elsewhere Wednesday she will be extremely identified simply as "personnel police position, she confirmed mother, Nancy Handler, attend a crafts month-long series of holiday events changing to rain along the coast. reluctant in the future to call matters." Published reports later O'Brien said the executive ses­ workshop Wednesday at the Lutz sponsored by the museum. Highs in the 20s inland to the executive meetings of the Board of said the session was held to inform sion violated the Freedom of upper 30s along the coast. Directors in light of an opinion by the directors that it appeared Information Law because the Vermont: Cloudy and mild Town Attorney Kevin O'Brien that unlikely that a black candidate candidate was not informed of it with a chance of showers. one held last Tuesday to discuss among 20 certified to Police Chief and was not given the choice of Woman claims fall town’s fault Robert Lannan for appointrhent to Turning cool this afternoon. police recruitment was illegal. having the discussion held in open The town ha.s received a .sum­ defective conditions of the side­ a vacancy in the police department iiions al.so said some of K iavoiil Highs in the 40s. Tonight fair and O'Brien said Wednesday he is meeting. The law covering execu­ mons to Tolland County Superior walk, " which were cited as "un­ could be expected to pass a ka's injuries are likely to aile d Ihm cold north. Lots of clouds south preparing a memorandum to the tive sessions permits "discussion Court on Jan. 8 to answer a $15,000 even, raised, of varying heights directors explaining the state's background check. permanenlly with a chance of freezing rain or concerning the appointment, em­ damage claim filed by a School and in a state of disrepair." The 1 ♦ ‘ Freedom of Information Law, ployment ...of a public officer or Notice of iiilenl to li|i- snji sleet toward daybreak. Lows Weinberg confirmed Wednesday Street resident. summons also said that the "ha­ which defines the circumstances employee, provided that such against Hie lowii was given on Dec near 20 north and in the lower 30s that the town adminstration in­ The suit asks for damages in zardous and dangerous" condi­ 2. 1983. # under which public boards can formed the directors that the individual may require that dis­ connection with injuries that lawy­ south. Friday chilly with a tions existed for an "unrea.sonahle The case is one ot many siiils legally hold sessions that are candidate would probably not pass cussion be held at an open ers say Elsie C. Kravontka of 233 chance of snow north and freez­ period of time, yet no measure has against Ihc town in Ihc rccciil past closed to the public and the press. the backgound check, which in­ meeting." School St. sustained when she fell Country comrade ing rain or sleet south. Highs in been taken" to eorreet the in conncclioii with iiijiirics siis- Now you know At last week's meeting, the cludes a polygraph test. The town has been under fire for nn a public sidewalk on Norman problem. liiincd in sidewalk lalls, aci onling Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko is a the 20s north and lower 30s south. directors went into an executive The candidate has pas.sed physi- what critics say is its failure to hire Street in November 1983. Analysis shows the Earth's magnetic field has Satellite view According to the summons, to Malcolm Harlow, an assislanl weakened by 50 percent in the last 4,000 years, country music fan. While in New York Citv on minority employees, particularly The summons was filed with the missions to the Uni­ Extended outlook Kravontka was taken to Manches­ lown attorney. which may indicate the magnetic poles are in the police department, which town clerk this week on behalf of ted States, one of his Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. EST shows ter Memorial Ho.spital for eincr- Harlow said Ihc town will soon reversing. If the poles do reverse, compass Extended outlook for New employs only whites as line Kravontka by attorney John H. favorite stops is the clouds ahead of a cold front producing showers extending from the geney treatment and later sought instilutc a program lo repair needles will point south instead of north. England Saturday through officers. Carroll of the Manchester firm of northeast states westward down the Ohio Valley to Texas High further medical and dental exam i­ sidewalks as a resiill ol Hie $4.6 Lone Star Cafe, Monday: Fire Calls Assistant Town Manager Steven Garrity, Walsh, Diana and clouds extend eastward to the east coast. Clouds with a developing nations and treatment which re­ million hond issue pas.sed liv lown which features Connecticut, Massachusetts Werbner said today the adminis­ Wiehman. vealed cuts to the face and lips, "a vnlers in N o vc iiiIm'I'. The porllon nl country and rock and Rhode Island: Chance rain storm system in the southern Rockies are producing rain and snow tration fell the executive session it The claim stales that Kravontka performers. Manchester Crestfield Convalescent Home sore right knee, a dental injury and that amount nlloealed to sidewalk Saturday and Sunday. Fair there. Mostly clear skies are over the nortn central states California requested was within the provi­ fell as a result of "dangerous and Mad chase across Europe and Florida. (Town). acute anxiety reaction." Thesiini- reapair is $1 million. Gromyko also is a weather on Monday. Highs in the Wednesday, 10:43 a.m. — medi­ sions of the Freedom of Informa­ The ugliest American of them all is hitting big Dolly Parlon cal call, 115 New State Road ».TT Wednesday, 3:30 p.m, — medical tion Law. He declined to confirm Europe. “ fan. On a recent 40s. Lows mainly in the 30s. (Town, Paramedics). 3 0 .4 S I call, 2) Byron St. (Town, that the status of a minority Chevy Chase and afternoon, a Parton Vermont: Chance of showers SEA- Wednesday, 11:39 a.m. — medi­ lo .2 4 Paramedics). applicant was discussed. Open Tonight 'tit 9 Severely D’Angelo spokesman said, over the weekend. Clearing 2*.: cal call, 169 Progress Drive (Town, " I think our intent was correct," have been shooting Gromyko dis- Monday. Mild highs 35 to 45. Paramedics). Weinberg said this morning of the the sequel to "N a ­ patched his chauf­ Lows 25 to 35. 30.00 Wednesday, 12:56 p.m, — medi­ Tolland County executive session. But she said tional Lampoon's feur to a Manhattan Maine: Chance of rain or cal call, 126 Olcott St. (Town, Wednesday. 6:34 p.m. — medical that in view of the fact that the Vacation" — "Na­ record store where mixed precipitation south and Paramedics). call, Coventry High School, Coven­ subject discussed was "leaked." Buy Chic and get tional Lampoon's he promptly bought chance of snow or mixed precipi­ SAN FRANCISCO Wednesday. 1:24 p.m. — alarm. try (South Coventry). she would discourage executive European Vaca­ two copies of every tation north over the weekend. \/ sessions from now on. tion," — in which Parton album in 30..OQ, Fair Monday. Highs in the 30s LOS Chase's character, stock. north and upper 30s to low 40s Clark Griswald, ter­ Another Parton south. Lows mostly in the teens LOWEST I P $Sback rorizes the conti­ fan is Kenny Rog­ north to 20 south. TEMPERATURES.. „ nent with his 29.77 00 ers, who said she New Hampshire: Chance of NEW bungling. will be joining him ORLEANS (In Jeans, tops and D'Angelo, an Andrei Gromyko rain or mixed precipitation south before an expected and chance of snow or mixed -lEOENO- American who lives crowd of 18.000 at the Forum in Los Angeles on new Sunset Blues.) with her Italian hus­ precipitation north over the j twow New Years Eve. "Something really exciting weekend. Fair Monday.-Highs in '40' ;60 band in a small happens when we work together," he said. “ Dolly showers’*' aow That's quite the rebate: $5 00 back the 30s north and upper 30s to low UPI WCATHCR POTOCAST « village near Pisa, Parton IS one of my very favorite people in the when you buy anything Chic told UPI; "The woriQ. 40s south. Lows mostly in the What do we mean by "anything Chic? ' Griswalds are a real teens north to 20 south. We mean the worid's best-fitting jeans typical American Across the nation National forecast in 27 sizes They're proportioned to (it family. Everything Glimpses of the stars you all over is exaggerated a bit. Snow will fall from the north­ For the period ending 7 a m. EST Friday. During early Friday mornino i w e mean coordinating Chic Tops, in a Chevy Chase Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley declared FRESH But evei^one will be ern Great Lakes and upper rain Is forecast for the Pacific northwest. Snow is forecast for th°e $ 1 0 9 1 wide range ol colors and styles able to find something to identify with." Christmas Seal Month in ceremonies Mississippi Valley through much Mississippi and Ohio valleys, the lower Great Lakes region And we mean the streetwise, sexy with Olympic gold medalist Peter Vidmar, who is new Sunset Blues Collection—sun- Added Chase: “ We (Americans) do portray the of Nebraska, Iowa, the Rockies Elsewhere, the weather will be fair. 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:.4 ' % 1 ' " V .S ./W o r ld Reagan pressure may make Cap retreat President’s plan Bi * Reagan gets earful ■ would be affected, along with 1 million civilians. 1"K By Helen Thomas m , , In B r ie f United Press International Reagan has told his Cabinet that he wants to keep 4 the 1986 budget at current levels, $968 billion, which for Mideast talks dC from heart patient Dissidents biast U.S. poiicy WASHINGTON — Defense Secretary Caspar would require about $42 billion in cuts. So fur. he has s J K ' . p T * * ordered $.34 billion in cuts in domestic programs to h Weinberger, under intense pressure from both 1 t S Ulliee ol I'ersoiiiiel M.in.ige JOHANNESBl RG. South Alriiu - Three By Sal Giutfre ('ongress and President Reagan’s budget advisers to reach that goal, and his advisers, led by Stockman, dissidents wolked out of Britain's consulate in have been eyeing the Pentagon budget to make up the United Press International iiie ii:. w here 11 now is slow military s|)ending, has agreed to reduce the makes comeback Re.igan (ir.iised Schroeder for Durban after a 91-day sit-in and accused the difference. Pentagon's $.'130 billion budget request by several Ins "rem.irk.ihle recovery " siiii'c United States of "aiding and abetting" the The administration has been warned by congres­ By Gerold Nadler LO U IS V ILLE . Ky Mech.ini billion dollars, officials say. the Reagan plan is not wholly dead eal heart reeipieni Bill Si hroeilei. Ihe impl.iiil W e re deligliled lhal policies of the white supremacist South African sional leaders from both parties that cuts in domestic United Press International government. Weinberger staunchly has defended his budget ask how strongly Reagan will push a Demneral, didn't talk iinlilic.s ,\oil .ire gelling into sh.ipe to be programs must be accompanied by some reductions it now. Two of the opposition leaders were imme­ request at three budget meetings this week, at one when Pre.sidenI Reag.in c.illeit In .ihle to U'.ive Ihe liospil.il Ihe point hauling out a series of charts and statistics in an in Pentagon spending if the budget plan is to have any JERUSALEM — Moribund for "The question is not of revival, diately re-arrested Wednesday, bringing to eight chance of pa.ssing. wish him well He jiisl wanted .1 presidenl said attempt to persuade budget director David Stockman two years, the Reagan plan for but of any energy behind the plan," "N.iner ,md I ,10111 >0111 l.imih the number of dissidents arrested in the past One sure target of those trying to cul military Middle East peace may still get litlle help with his Social Scciinl.N three days They are charged with organizing and other administration fiscal advisers that the said Zev Chalets, former director The prcsidcnl kidded the l.imoiis .ind Ini'iids III w isliing ,\ oif Ihe very Pentagon should be spared cuts like those being spending is the costly and controversial M.X missile another hearing. anti-government protests which triggered three of the Israeli government press palii'iil ahoiit hishccr drinking hiii best III the d.iys lo come Non proposed for many domestic programs. Reagan tried to shore up support for the lO-warhcad Israeli commentators have office, months of black unrest in which at least 163 people Schroeder t.ilkcd ahoul his .irlili eerl.iinly li.u e iinpressed us .ill on Stockman says the military budget for fiscal 1986 missile in a meeting Wedne.sday with incoming Senate noted recently that President died. "I would be very surprised if ciul heart and his problem wilhihe your lem.ii'k.dile recorery .ind we should be reduced by at least $8 billion. Armed Services Committee Chairman Barry Gold- Reagan never abandoned the plan, Reagan comes charging out with Security police confronted Archie Gumede, the SiK’ial Seetirity Adminisiralion admire your sireiigih .iiid Officials said Wednesday that Weinberger has water, R-Ariz, which advocates an "a.s.sociation" 72-year-old black president of tho opposition some new initiative. The Middle "I wish yon the hesi, yon courage agreed to some cuts, but less than $8 billion. The Goldwater, who has generally supported Reagan’s between Jordan and the Israeli- East was so thunderously absent United Democratic Front, and Raul David, an certainly h.ive iminessed us all Sehroedei s.iid lollow ing his l.dk negotiations at the White Hou.se are to continue. military policy and voted with the White House on the occupied West Bank. It was Indian UDF member, as they stepped out of an from the campaign. with your remarkahle reemery. " willi Ihe Iiresideni Ins only com The officials, who asked not to be named, said one MX consistently since 1981, announced last week that rejected two years ago by Israel elevator at the downtown British mission. "The focus of U.S. foreign policy said the president in a call Irom I he plainl .ihoni Ihe phone e.ill w as Ih.il way of cutting Weinberger's requested figure is he is oppo.sed to the missile. He also startled the White and Jordan. is Central America and the Soviet At a 10-minute news conference in the corridor While House ll caused him lo miss Ins lavorile canceling a .scheduled Oct. 1, 1985, pay raise for Hou.se by saying the Pentagon budget should he frozen "T h e Reagan plan, from the Union," Chalets said. "The Middle lelevision so.ip. General llospil.d outside the 11th floor consular office, Gumede at its current level, a much more drastic cul than president’s view, still exists, and "I'm up walking .iioiind .iiid attacked the United States and Britain for military and civilian personnel working for the East is not very high on the U.S. riding all over Hie place (in his Pentagon. Stockman is proposing. he said it during the election foreign policy agenda." "colluding" with South Africa. Neither the White House nor Geddwater would campaign." said Simeha Dinitz, whech hairl. it's really gr.ind, " 3'he Washington Post reported today that Wein­ Meir Rosenne, Israel's ambas­ coiinicrcd Schroeder. his w lie ol .3:1 "We feel this occupation has certainly achieved discuss details of the meeting. former Israeli ambassador to its purpose of focusing world attention on the berger agreed to the freeze, which would save more sador to the United States, asked years. Margaret, standing h> Ins than $4 billion in fi.scal 1986, but balked at other deep " I ’m not one of these freeze-the-nuke nuts." Washington. by a radio reporter whether the L iz ag rees shocking racial oppression and the evil apartheid Goldwater said in an interview published in the Post "Reagan said it to Jewish bed at Humana Hos|)ital Aiidiihoii system in South Africa," said Gumede cuts, including .scaling back the defen.se buildup over Reagan plan might reappear, lint then Si’hroedor got serious last week. "But I think we have enough (strategic audiences and he said it to Prime -several years by restraining weapons procurement as replied: "That’s a good question. with the iiresideni and right down weapons), I think (the Soviets) have more than UPl photo Minister Shimon Peres during well as personnel costs. We have to wait to see in the near to business. to tie knot Probers find Kennedy check enough, and I don't -see any big sen.se in going ahead Peres' visit to the United States." Military personnel are scheduled for a 7.1 percent future to what extent there will be a Tve got one ipieslioii that I'd and building." CASPAR WEINBERGER Reintroducing the plan, which WEST PALM BEACH, Fla - Crime lab increase next .year and civilians for a ,3.5 percent new American initiative.” like to ask yon. ' the father ol six technicians have developed evidence showing raise. Some 2.1 million uniformed men and women He also said he expects Congress to kill it. . . . may agree to cuts would have Jordan representing Rosenne stressed, however, he o n c e m ore the West Bank Palestinians, UPI. photo said "I got a Soei.il Seeiiiity that before his death from a drug nverdo,se, David did not expect any surprises. That lirohlem My |irohlem is 1 hal I I lied merely depends on developments Kennedy wrote a check for $I'2I) to a hotel hellman was one charge that Menachim U.S. Secretary of State George Shultz (right) and Belgian for Social Seeiirity in March ol NEW YORK (I I’D Aelress accused of supplying him with cocaine. in the volatile Middle East, Dinitz Begin, then prime minister, le­ Eliz.ihelli Taylor aeeopled a prop said. Prime Minister Wilfried Martens chat prior to their 19..." Peter Marchant, 24, of Warwick, R.I., and President vows campaign to save MX veled in rejecting the plan out of Reagan inlerriipled. saying he osal lo he mai ried lor Ihe eighth "The moment there is a change David Dorr, ,30, of West Yarmouth, Mas.s., are hand, one day after it was made meeting at the Prime Minister's residence Wednesday. was "ha\ ing Iroiilile hearing you " lime, receiving a huge sapphire (in the rejection of the plan by scheduled for trial next month on charges they WASHINGTON (CPI) - Pre.sidenI Goldwater, who takes over the the MX, Reagan said he wondered if the weapon. public Sept: 1, 1982. and asked Schroeder to reiieal Ins engagemeni ring Irom Idmexeeu Arab ' "moderate" states), and any America’s own ambassador to provided drugs u,sed by the son of the late Sen Reagan plans personally to fight for chairmanship of the Senate Armed Goldwater was speaking of his "resent­ But W'hite House deputy press lirohlem. live i)eiiiiis Sleiii. who she began Robert F. Kennedy before he died. more funds for the controversial MX Services Committee in January, flew to ment of the continued harassnient and secretary Robert Sims said that sort of movement, and any sort of Israel, Samuel Lewis, in a recent dating a monlh ago. Sleiii said opening is created, I have no doubt "OK. .Schroeder said, I liled Crime lab analysts said a blank check in the nuclear missile, administration offi­ Phoenix. Ariz., after the meeting and niggling at that program that’s been Reagan i.s determined to fight for more "series of personal musings," March ol Itl84 lor .Social Seeiinly A dale lor Ihe wedding w.is 110I 28-year-old Kennedy's check hook has impres­ cials said today, and the president has was not available for comment. taking place in the Congess." MX missiles. that the American initiative will l^riticized the presentation of the iiiiiiiediately aiinoiiiieed Holh ire reappear," Dinitz said. and I'm jiisl getting .1 run around sions indicating he wrote the check to Marchant, persuaded Sen. Sen. Barry Goldwater, "That program is essential." Rea­ "He knows we have an uphill battle plan two years ago at the height of Urn iiol gening anything al .ill .32 Possible developments are a part-time bellman at the Brazilian Court Hotel. R-Ariz.:, to reconsider his opposition. The Arizona senator has generally gan .said. "It is the first modernized on our hands and w'ill be-involved the Israeli siege of the PLO in And I just e.dled Ihem people 1 oday Taylor ,ind Sli'iii have been emerging. Egypt and Jordan, key Beirut. Kennedy's body was found in a room at the hotel Olficials said that Reagan sought to supported Reagan's military policy weapon in the nuclear — or the personally," Sims said. caution on talks and jiisl keep on calling and kec|i daling lor aboiil a iiionlli .iiid she factors in the Reagan plan, have " T h e timing was, in my judg­ April 25. The anal.vsfs said the check was written convince Goldwater at a private and voted consistently with the White strategic field that we have come u|) on calling and I don't gel said yes to Ills {iroposal W ediiesd.iy renewed relations. King Hussein ment, abysmal. the tactics of its April 23. An autopsy showed Kennedy died of an meeting Wednesday that the multi­ House on the MX since 1981. But last with after at least five such new In the letter. The Post said Goldwater By E. Michael Myers NATO Secretary fleneral Lord anywhere." iiig lii just visited Cairo for the fir.st time presentation worse, and the out­ overdose of cocaine and two prescription drugs. warhead missile is needed as a vital week he announced that he is now .systems by the Soviet Union " urged Reagan to "lay off any formal United Press International ("arringlon. who said he was In response, the presideiil said. I'dizabelli lias a iii.igie wand ol in seven years. come so far nil," Lewis told a Tel bargaining chip in arms control op[K)sed to the missile. He also startled request" for more money and limit his optimistic alioiit the Shultz- Bill. I will get into il and liiid out happiness Dial slii' has slrnek me negotiations with the Soviets next the White House by saying the The Washington Post said that support toabout $1.5 billion to produce Jordan recently hosted PLO Aviv University audience. BRUSSELS. Belgium - NATO Gromyko in Geneva Jan. 7-8. w ith, " Sli'in, who works lor Teeli Byrd gets two more years chief Yasser Arafat's Palestinian what this siliialion is ' month. They said Goldwater did not Pentagon budget should be frozen. Goldwater. in a letter dated Dee. .3, told 21 previously authorized MX missiles Timing is again critical. allies today welcomed talks l)e- "Even so we have to he realis­ Schroeder lhaiiked Reagan who iiieoloi lold W'Ahl T\' National Council in Amman, Ara­ Former Undersecretary of State WASHINGTON — Despite post-election calls change his mind on the spot hut agreed At a news conference last Friday Reagan that neither house ol Congress when the issue comes before Congress tween Secretary of Slate George in’, " Carrington said. "The posi- (iromisod. Til gel on ii nglil She said Ihe couple plan lo go lo fat, the third part of the Palesti­ Lawrence Eagleburger, who for a change, Democrat,s in Congress are st icking 'o "think about it. " wVton told "Goldwater wants to kill" will support continued (iroduction of in late March or early April. Shultz and Soviet Foreign Minister lioiis on snhslanee of all arms away" and Ihe 2'2 iiiiiiiile eoiivor her home in Gslaad, Swilzeilaiid nian triangle, would have to give a helped draft the Reagan plan, said with the "old guard " leaders — Thomas O'Neill in Andrei Gromyko, but warned the control and disarmament issues salion ended lor Die holidays alter she liiiishes signal to Hussein to negotiate for the times now dictate quiet diplo­ the House and Robert Byrd in the Senate — for West not to dro|) its guard de.s|)ile remain lar apart " A|iparenlly acting on a call Irom her role in Ihe movie Malice in two more years. the West Bank. The Arab world in macy, not new initiatives. Moscow’s willingness to discuss Shultz wants to resume negotia­ the prcsidcnl. .Iim Brown, a Woiidei l.iiid," 111 w hich she plays 1974 gave the PLO the sole Chalets said reintroducing the "You don't have to be under .30 to deal with arms control. tions on medium-range missiles in spokesman lor the Social .Seenrity gossip eoliimnisl I.oiiidla I’arsoiis enforcer mandate to speak for the 800,000 Reagan plan now would risk change." the 67-year-old Byrd said after handily " T h e allied democracies must Western Eiiroiie and on siralegie Administration in Washington, Taylor aeeeplod a huge oval West Bank Palestinians. toppling the national unity govern­ .winning re-election as Senate Democratic leader. make all efiorls to ensure that arms, while Moscow wants to said, "We will do overything we sapphire engagemeni riiigsel with Israeli radio commentators also ment headed by Prime Minister The West Virginian, who has held the solidarity and cooperation in the discuss anti-satelhte weapons and can to get this (troeessed asquiekly diam onds to add lo her eo lleelio ii ol leadership post since 1977, defeated Florida Sen. noted that a second-term president Shimon Peres, alliance can continue to stand all defends President Reagan’s spaee-liased as possible." speelaeiilarly exiieiisive jew lery like Reagan, free of the pressure of Lawton Chiles, .32-10, in a secret-ballot vole by "I don’t think what the Ameri­ tests," West German Foreign missile defen.se system. Sleiii re|iorledly hoiighi the ring Jewish votes for re-election, could Brown stiid Schroeder applied in Democratic scnatoi's Wednesday. cans want is to bring down the Minister Hans-Diet rich Genseher Ill Moscow, the Soviet Union III Manhallan earlier I Ins week and Bv Judi Hasson Napoleon Williams Jr., one of the now vigorously campaign for the May. claiming eligihihly as of Chiles, a ,34 year-old southern moderate, government." told the opening session of the charged the NATO meeting was an jelled hack lo Los Angeles Wedlles United Press International lawyers representing the parents of plan bearing his name. March, and was approved lor offered himself to his colleagues as a "new face" But Sol Linowitz. former U.S. two-day fall meeting ol .NATO attempt to give "diplomalie day moriiiiig lo make Ihe proposal black children in Norfolk, said the "I assume the president cannot disahilily henefits in Oetoher who would be a more forceful, articulate and special envoy to the Middle East, foreign ministers. cover ” to a military huildup of The violet eyed Taylor, (he Iasi WASHINGTON — The adminislra- Justice Department now is mounting turn his back on his own plan." Brown said, however, lhal he- telegenic spokesman for the Democrats than lion’s top civil rights enforcer defends said following a visit to Cairo that "This means that all partners nuclear and conventional of Hollywood’s goldrii era movie Byrd. an assault on mandatory busing another former Isaeli ambascador time was not working in favor of eaii.se Schroeder is a relired his proposal to dismantle a court- should make their contribution to weapons. (pieeiis, has been married .seven "The government seems to be saying to Washington. Ephraim Evron, peace in the area. federal worker w ho.se heiielils are’" The presidential election also caused some ordered busing plan by saying that common security,... In this way 3'he official news agency Tass times. Iwiee lo Ihe lale aelor that 1.3 years of busing is enough, and told UPI. "I think if he feels the Linowitz said the United States offset by his pension, his paiier- rumblings among Democrats in the Hou.se. while it was effective at first it is now political solutions cun be achieved said the agenda of the two-day Richard Ihirlon they are saying that without regard to time is ripe, the Americans will be was obligated to bring together work was sent lor processing lot he O'Neill. D-Mass.. was re-elected speaker lust resulting in dropping whiteenrollment. between East and West ” to attain meeting was "predetermined by week, after persuading conservative Rep the number of years of .segregation, ” involved again in the process. " negotiating partners to advance lasting peace m Europe, he said the militarist programs for build­ KX £ » «a( Eca( lESK tflc )E«8 Bat MX lfl( £ « tot Bat 0K t a «■ Assistant Attorney General William Williams said. Other Israeli analysts whoadmit Charles Stenholm, D-Texas, to drop a threatened, Bradford Reynolds headed the admin­ the peace process. Shultz himself sounded a word of ing up nuclear and eonvenlional mostly symbolic challenge. William Taylor, a civil rights acti­ istration’s unprecedented move asking caution about next month's talks arms, which had been adopted by vist. said Reynolds' claim that the plan with Gromyko, which could lead to the NATO defense ministers at the an appeals court last week to free is in the "finest tradition” of the school boards from court-ordered Israeli military action the resumption of nuclear arms earlier meeting of the Eurogroiip Ex-boyfriend pleads innocent Supreme Court ruling is "obscene" control talks with the Soviet Union. and the Defense Planning busing plans even if it increases racial "Nobody can take seriously the kind OAKLAND, Calif. — The ex-boyfriend of segregation. "While the Soviet decision to Committee." Roberta "Bibi" Lee pleaded innocent to murder­ of statement he is making here," enter into new arms control The foreign ministers "are to Reynolds took the position in a case Taylor said. "He'd almost be less leaves 2 civilians dead ing the woman, who was slain while jogging in the involving the Norfolk. Va., school negotiations is welcome, the road examine these programs and Oakland hills. offensive if he would be honest about ahead will not be easy and Western provide them with a kind of system and urged the 4th U.S. Circuit what he is doing," By Hala Khoury Goksel, speaking to reporters in But an Alameda County prosecutor asserted Naqoura where the talks were to patience and realism will remain diplomalie cover in the eyes ol the Court of Appeals to allow the city to In seeking the court ruling. Reynolds United Press International that Bradley Page, 24. a linguistics major at have been, said seven people the key to concrete progress in the public in the NATO eminiries, become the first in the nation to return argued that whites have fled the city in U.C.-Berkeley, admitted hitting Lee and knock­ BEIRUT, Lebanon — A least two wounded in Israeli action were coming months, " Shultz said which campaigns against the to a .system of neighborhood elemen­ huge numbers in the decade after ing her unconcious, then returning later to bury civilians were killed and seven rushed to a southern Lebanon Wednesday. policy of militarization and con­ RED tary schools. busing was implemented. If busing her. were wounded in Israeli military hospital for treatement. His view was supported by frontation, " the news agency said.' "I think it's a filing we made that's in continues, he said, more whites would Oakland Municipal Court Judge James Walsh action against seven south Le­ CROSS the finest tradition of Brown v. Board of leave the city and Norfolk's schools heard the innocent plea and then continued banon villages today, a spokesman State-owned Beirut radio said Education," Reynolds said, referring likely would be resegregated. Wedne.sday's arraignment until Dec. 17. when for region's United Nations peace­ the Israeli forces had arrested Open Tonight ’til 9 to the historic 19.34 Supreme Court Attorneys for the black parents, Page’s attorney, William Gagen. is expected to ruling banning segregated public keeping forces said. "many, many" people and named SAVE-A-LIFE \ ask that bail be set. however, said white enrollment has The spokesman, Timur Goksel, at least seven persons "who were schools. increased in the city’s schools. Lee. a 21-year-old University of California said in a statement reported by dragged out from their villages For Christmas... "It is one that says to the courts that Reynolds also said other communi­ SATURDAY" '' student, was last seen alive Nov. 4 while jogging after full compliance for an extended state-owned Beirut radio that a and taken away by the Israeli Style with Quality and Value! with Page and another woman in the Oakland ties, like Norfolk, have asked the man and woman were killed. He occupation forces.” period of years... it is time for the Justice Department for support, but Slum snrrti h \ Hills. Lee apparently left her companions and courts to get out of the picture and allow said they were transported by a Elsewhere in Lebanon, tension jogged off on a separate trail. declined to say how many the govern­ U.N. ambulance to the French remained high on the Shouf moun­ the school authorities to run the ment intends to help. 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Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor State sues over tampered odometers James P. Sacks, City Editor Connecticut In By Mark A. Dupuis charged that Motorlease and M L. requirements .Also named as defendants in the OPINION Lieberman also said his office suit were Carl Viarengo ol W"aler- state makes big heroin raid United Press International Rental Systems, which have the same officers, transferred at least had turned over files Irom its tniry. president ot Model Garage; BRIDGEPORT — Police say the state’s largest heroine HARTFORD - State officials 400 used cars to Model Garage invesligatio'ii to U S .Mtorney .Alan D.miel .A Leary .Ir ol Morris, seizure and arrest of seven dealers should "make a dent" in drug have charged a used car dealer­ without listing odometer readings H. Nevas for the pos.slble filing ol presideiil ol Motorlease and M L trafficking in the area. ship and two auto leasing compan­ on transfer documents criminal i harges. Rental Syslcms. .iiid Rolierl Fer J a c k Capping a 10-month investigation, the early morning raids ies with bilking car buyers out of Model Garage then allegedly set Motor Vehii'les Commissioner r.ireso ol Harwinton. vice presi Nicaragua talk could be aimed at Honduras A n d erso n Wednesday netted 6.5 pounds of high-quality heroin with an about $l..it)0 per car by rolling back back the odometers ly .show less Benjamin A Muzio said be ex dent ol Ihe leasing comtianies estimated street value of $4.5 million and 2.5 ounces of cocaine mileage readings on 4(K) used cars. mileage on the vehicles than they peeled his agem y to revoke Model l.ieberm.iii said renijil cars lend WASHINGTON — In recent weeks, alarm over the staging area for the U.S. military and as a training Garage’s license to operate after to be more likely l.miiH'ied with Washington worth about $16,000 on the street, said Lt. Kenneth Kirschner, Attorney General Joseph I. had actually been drivenand listed ■ unprecedented” arms buildup in Nicaragua has been ground for soldiers from other friendly Latin American state police spokesman. Lieberman said Wednesday the the lower readings on federal the suit is resolved Init lacked bec.iiisi' they ,ire newer vehicles lli.it h.ive higher mile.ige Muzio .1 major feature of press briefings by the White House, countries, especially El Salvador. Merry-Go-Round "This is the largest heroin seizure in the history of the state of state suit is "just the beginning” of odometer .statements. authority to clo.se down the leasing also s.iid It IS dilliciill lor used car I cntagon and State Department. As Honduran Foreign Minister Edgardo Paz Barnica Connecticut,” Kirschner said. "It certainly should make a dent an effort by state officials to crack Lieberman said the average companies. said recently, “ We want a more independent down on odontetei tampering, rollback on each of the 400 vehicles Muzio said Ihe Departmeni of buyers to dcti’cl l.impering Administration spokesmen claim that the Sandinistas Robert Wagman (in drug trafficking) in this immediate area.” Tlicri’ s p.iper trail but it's a relationship on security issues and more assistance in which he described as a "multi­ was about 30.000 miles, which Motor Vehicles had taken action m ,1 are fine-tuning a mighty war machine that's aimed at He said police also confiscated rifles, a sawed-off shotgun and the past involving one or two dilliciill tiling (to Ir.ice), ' be said Syndicated Columnist helping build our economy and strengthening our million dollar consumer ripoff in would increase the sale priceofthe ilieir peaceful neighbors, El Salvador and Honduras, automatic pistols, records of drug transactions, a scale and other vehicle on the u.sed car lot by about vehicles w ilh doctored odometers, " There .ire iii.iiiv. iii.ui,\ tricks ol democratic system.” drug paraphernalia. Connecticut.” it's implied that a Latin American "blitzkrieg” is only "It now exceeds automobile $1,500. but never ;is many as 4IM) vehicles the Ir.ide lumrs away. Last year, the United States gave Honduras $168 Grace The seven Bridgeport men and women arrested were taken to thefts and "chop shops' in its Lieberman said the slate is "That’s why we started w ith this Lieberm.iii said he ,iiid Muzio For example, in a recent press briefing. Michael I. million in economic aid and $77 million in military Troop G in Westport and scheduled for arraignment later impact on people.” Lieberman seeking damages of $1..500 or more one. it's a big one, " Lieberman are l.ilkiiig .ilioiil llu' possibility ol Hurch, the Pentagon's chief spokesman, outlined "the assistance. The Hondurans reportedly are seeking $1.3 Wednesday in Bridgeport Superior Court. said in announcing the suit against for each person who bought a ear said "We want this action to serve seeking a siii.ill siircli.irge on auto overall arms buildup” in Nicaragua. “ The quantity and billion in economic aid and $400 million in military Model Garage of Waterbary and with the doctored odometers and notice to tho.se who would lam|ier regislralioiis to liii.ince ,i unit m reforms stale goveriimeiil to go alter (jiiality of weapons (entering Nicaragua),” he said, "is There are 1,.100 U.S. fighting men in Honduras — 1,140 assistance, both over the course of four years. Motorlease Corp. and M.L. Rental also may file suit in state court with odometers in Ihe slate ol Lieberman laments Bhopal tragedy odomeler lamperiiig but no deti e.xceeding what is necessary for defensive purpo.ses,” at the airbase at Palmerola, 50 miles north of The Hondurans have refused to negotiate this with Systenis of Farmington. against the leasing companies for Conneiticiil lb;il this is just the viol a t i n g in i I e age listing lieginiiiiig " line propos.il li.is been made ami "U.S. officials believe they (Nicaraguan officials) Tegucigalpa, and 160 at the Regional Military Training U.S. Ambassador John Negroponte in Tegucigalpa. needed CROMWELL — Connecticut’s attorney general has called The U.S. District Court suit have designs on their neighbors.” Center at Puerto castilla, 250 miles northeast of the Instead, they’ve named Paz Barnica and Lopez as lawyers rushing to India to be part of the world's most lucrative capital. negotiators and have asked for a Washington meeting WASHINGTON — In their futile civil case "jet-set ambulance chasers” who hope to profit at the Ex-chairmen number two "W E DO B E LIE VE ,” Burch said, "that Nicaragua When Gen. Gustavo Alvarez Martinez was with Secretary of State George Shultz and national grappling.s with the deficit, expense of gas leak victims. poses a threat to the sovereignty of El Salvador and Honduras's military commander the United States security adviser Robert McFarlane. member.s of Congress have always Joseph I. Lieberman said Wednesday "disaster relief does not Honduras.” Hits assistance were requested, said could have virtually whatever it wanted in that country. found it simpler to raise more come in pinstriped suits” and warned victims could die in poverty while the lawsuits creep through the U.S. court system. Hurch, the United States would provide"whatever is In fact, it was long assumed that Alvarez was on the REAGAN ADM INISTRATION OFFICIALS dismiss taxes than to reduce federal Democrats fill committee spots ^ The Dec. 3 leak of deadly methyl isocyanate from a Union appropriate” — specifically, military aid - if El CIA payroll, although this has been denied by all Honduras's demands for doubled aid and a security ex|)enditures. Carbide pesticide plant in Bhopal has killed more than 2,250 HARTFORD (UPI) - House lions Committee, line of two Salvador and Honduras faced an invasion by concerned. pact as "unrealistic” : If Honduras scored this huge For Congress is in the business of Also: Raymond .loyce ol New Elections: .lo.se Lugo ol Bridge people, injured 100,000 and displaced at least another 100,000. Democrats have filled their top committees that has a chairman Nicaragua. When asked if this might include the However, in March, after a series of major joint U.S.- pact, they say, other friendly Latin countries would divvying up vast benefactions. As Britain. Environment: Maurice purl. Human Services; l'"elix Union Carbide is headquarted in Danbury, Conn. committee posts for the next two from the majority party and a Kursky of Harlford. Iiisiiraiiccaiul rlcployment of U.S. troops, Burch refused to elaborate, Honduras maneuvers, a group of younger military want the same. U.S. officials reportedly are working the last adjournment drew nigh, Mosley ol Walerbury. General years, with a number of current chairman from the minority party Law: Moira Lyons of Stamford. Real E.state. and Ricliard D hut didn't rule it out. officers threw out Alvarez and replaced him with Gen. behind the scenes in Honduras, trying to convince the the member.s forgot their speeches Yale to talk with other union committee chairmen dropping into As a committee chairman, Giles Government Admuiistration and Tnlisano ol Rocky Hill. .Iiidiciary We just don't think Nicaragua wants to he a peaceful Walter l,opez.The officers fell that Honduras had younger army officers — about 20 colonels, most of on fiscal responsibility and the the less-powerful positions open to will receive $2,000 more than the neighbor,” said Burch. become politically and militarily exposed by its them trained in the United States — to moderate their Capitol became, as one observer NEW HAVEN — Yale University is preparing tositdownatthe the minority party. $13,000 annual base pay for legisla­ The Sandinistas reportedly are confused by this increasingly close U.S. connections, yet had been given demands. Privately , some in the administration put it. a "pig pen” where congress­ bargaining table today with the union representing blue-collar Nine Democratic lawmakers tors. The ranking committee What you should increasingly shrill propaganda. In their view, the insufficient guarantees of military and economic characterize Honduras's demands as a form of men clambered over ope another workers, while 2,600 technical and clerical employees continue to will become ranking minority member.s will receive $1,000 over support they're getting from the Soviets has increa.sed a.ssistance. (Alvarez, meanwhile, is now living the good blackmail. to load down the budget with workwithout a contract. members of committees they now the base. chair when Republicans lake con­ Stolberg also announced the only marginally in the last six months — a fact that has life in Miami.) As a result of this, many in Washington see the pork-barrel projects. The negotiating committee for Local 35, Federation of know about... been confirmed by neutral observers. Why, they ask. current anti-Sandinista propaganda campaign as an University Employees, drafted a proposal to introduce at the trol of the Legislature in January, appoinlmenl of eight more assist­ They simply refused to expend House Speaker Irving J. Stolberg Ibis sudden barrage from Washington'.’ attempt to frighteh Honduras into believing that talks, with job security, university pension policies and wages as ant minority leaders, joining four PRESSURED BY THE NEW MILITARY political capital or take political of New Haven, the new House the important issues. assistant leaders. Beginning next jewelry "discounts.” T h e answer may be found in the complex negotiations LEADERSHIP, Honduran President Roberto Suazo Nicaragua is an immediate threat — and that Honduras risks for economic stability. minority leader, said Wednesday. Philip Voigt, chief steward for Local 35, saidit represents 1,000 month. Republicans will control now underway in Tegucigalpa, the capital of Honduras. Cordova is demanding that the United States more than had better make a quick deal with the United Slates, on Certainly, the most painless way Eight other experienced Demo­ the House by an 8.5-66 margin. 40%“ OFF”...60"/o “OFF”... full-time employees and 327 part-time student workers who work double its financial aid to Honduras and sign a major U.S. terms. to decelerate federal spending and crats will become ranking Each of the a.ssistant leaders FOR THE LAST THREE YEARS, Honduras has been new mutual security pact. In exchange, the United However, if that’s so, there’s no evidence that in university dining halls, utility plants and do maintenance and members on other committees and also will get $2,000 over the base “OFF” OF WHAT? bring the deficit down to earth custodial jobs. Their contract expires Jan. 19. central to the U S. military buildup in Central America. States could continue to use Honduras as a regional Honduras is taking the bait. would be to eliminate extravagan­ Rep. Abraham Giles of Hartford pay The public is being bombarded by various oullots—even fa­ Many of the maintenance workers refused to cross picket lines will get the lone committee chair- mous department stores—with ads and promotions claiming so- ces and inefficiencies. The latest assistant leaders are during the 10-week strike by clerical and technical workers, manship open to House Teresalee Bertinuson of East called "discounts" which are so exaggerated that you should ques­ This, clearly, is what the voters An editorial forcing the university to shut down all but one dining hull and Democi'iits. Windsor, William R. Dyson of New tion them. want their elected representatives curtail maintenance and cleaning .services. Giles will be co-chiiirm;in ol the Haven, John Wayne Fox of Stam­ Are they really true dltcounla? Was the merchandise ever to do. A private poll, taken by the Progrtim Review ^ tt Iiivestiga- ford. Robert G. Gilligan of We­ really sold at the high "regular" or "lormer" price quoted? White House, found that "eight out O’Neill undecided on appeal thersfield, William A. Kiner of Or, was the merchandise fictitiously priced to lure you into of every 10 people” favor Presi­ thinking you're getting a bargain? Anderson to testify Enfield, Mary M- Mushinsky of There's nothing wrong with legitimate discounts ..we are HARTFORD — Gov. William A. O'Neill says he will meet with dent Reagan’s idea "to reduce the Wallingford, Mark H. Powers of against deceptive pricing. You owe it to yoursell to shop around Rainbow Girls the attorney general next week to decide whether the state should CHARLESTON. W.Va, (UPI) - Niantic and John J. Woodcock HI number of federal employees and Union Ctirbide ('hairman Warren and compare quality and aarvlce as well as price. appeal a recent ruling allowing Republicans to open some ol South Wind.sor. cut waste and fraud in government Anderson is scheduled to appear (A public Mfvice m niM gn provictod by Jnwnlnn ot Amniica. ih* national aaaociaiion primaries to unuffiliated voters. whoaa conaumar inlormation campaign it dayotad to halp the public buy witeiy) rather than increase taxes in order before a congressional Held tiear- O'Neill said Wednesday he still thinks the open primary plan The ranking committee need to respond to balance the budget.” ing Friday, a spokeswoman fur a member.s and their committees pushed by the Republicans would destroy the two-party system, House sulicom 111 i 11 ee said are: Janet Pulinsky of Waterford. but added his Democratic Party would likydy take the same step WHAT’S MORE, a presidential Wednesday. Appropriations: Ronald Smoko of BRAY JEWELERS The recent dismissal of an Officials have admitted to if the ruling isn't appealed. commission of business efficiency But Carliide ollicials were un­ Hamden. Finance. Revenue and 699 Main St. Jewelers ol America, Inc. advisor in the Rainbow Girls an unwritten "whites only ” U.S. District Judge Jose A. Cabranes ruled last week the GOP experts, headed by industrialist J. able to conlirm .Anderson would Bonding: Thomas Ritter of Hart­ Manchester 1271 Avenue ol the Americas organization in Connecticut rule for the organization, but has the right toallowthestate’s600,0t)0unaffiliated voters to cast ticcept the iiivitalion liy Rep, New York. NY 10020 Peter Grace, found plenty of waste ford. Banks: Michael Helfgott of for trying to get blacks that had apparently withered ballots in primaries for governor. U.S, Senate, other statewide Henry Waxmau, D-Calif.. to ap- Willington. Education: and David 643-5617 (212) 489-0023 that can be cut. I have teamed up offices and Congress. admitted to the organization away by 1976. Why are there petir before the House subcommit­ Lavine ol Durham. Energy and *1984 Jewelers o( America, Inc with Grace to get his proposals tee on health and the environment. Public Utilities. is both unfortunate and still no black members in the adopted. unnecessary. Rainbow Girls? Rau says it’s These reforms are aimed not at An organization that seeks sim ply because no black girls necessities intended for the needy, to instill the qualities of good have p e t i t i t o n e d for not at basic programs for Middle * citizenship among its membership. America that are firmly en­ * trenched, but at wasteful manage­ members should recognize Rau’s comments should be * ment, unintended benefits to in­ ■n Give a gift to the needy. Bring to needy families throughout equality among all people, considered at face value. If eligible receivers, small freebies in your wrapped Christmas the area in lime for Christmas. riie Rainbow Girls can quell the organization is primarly a for people not in need, preferential * gift for a needy person Please label your gift with this controversy and show suburban group with few ties treatment for special groups — all ♦ and deposit it under the the age of the person for ■¥ ■¥ good citizenship itself by to the inner city, then it would of which mount up to billions. Gift Tree in our main whom it is appropriate. admitting blacks as Yet every economy that Grace seem logical that many, * office. W e'll sec that So that there will he m em bers. blacks would not want adm is­ “So since Vietnam is now behind us — Nicaragua should be somewhere advocates stirs up a hornets' nest of bureaucratic resistance. If you ♦ * your gift gets to the time to distrihute Marcia Maver of Branford sion. But the circumstances up ahead.” ■¥ try to cut off a privilege or EYEGLASSES HEARING AIDS * Manchester Area gifts before Christmas, was an adviser for the local surrounding Mover’s dismis­ ♦ -ft perquisite that bureaucrats have & S E R V IC E Council o f Churches there is a deadline chapter for more than two sal have led people to believe ♦ ^^^^CONTACT LENSES ♦ Conservative Advocate become accustomed to, their ♦ who will distribute o f December 2 1 for years, had a daughter in the that she was sacked for her champions on Capitol Hill will * * all gifts collected receipl o f gifts. organization and had tried to holler. (,iir efforts at integrating the ■¥ ♦ admit black girls. For her organization. The food stamp program, for ♦ I'll'!( I 77..S * example, lost nearly billion in TELESCOPES efforts, she received a tele­ The only way to seeif Rau's Taiwan residents watching $1 ♦ BINOCULARS * 1981 because of ineligible recip­ gram from the supreme words really hold true is for ♦ Interesting & All Purpose I'Oli ients and wasteful procedures. ♦ deputy commander of Con­ /|\ ■ gift ideas. * black girls to petition for That was 10 percent of the ♦ INSTRUMENTS I N ) I MOI \ I * necticut’s Rainbow Girls tell­ admission to the organiza­ as tiger eyes Hong Kong program’s total benefits. ■¥ ing her she was no longer tion. We hope the Rainbow ♦ * needed as a mother advisor. Girls would welcome them GRACE EXPOSED THIS ♦ By William A. Rusher Britain, Canada or the United She was also told to return for the contributions they full control of it, will be a telling WASTE. Mind you, he did not * States. argument against Taiwan’s follow­ object to distributing food stamps * organization materials. could give the group. 763 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER TAIPEI, Taiwan — There can be The government of the Republic ing the Hong Kong example. to the deserving. But the adminis­ * Isabella Rau, the bearer of 191 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER Some may argue that the few places on the globe where of China on Taiwan realizes that it trators of the food stamp program ¥ the bad news, insisted that plans for the 1997 incorporation of EAST BROOK MALL. MANSFIELD private organization can do would have a good deal to gain, in WITH RESPECT TO THE don't want to lose 10 percent of ♦ the dismissal was for Mav- Hong Kong into Red China are terms of prestige and propaganda, THREAT of force. Taipei is their appropriation just because ♦ as it sees fit in its supervision viewed with closer attention than tASTUM CONNKTICUrt er’s public statements about by compassionately throwing open reasonably confident that it could it’s wasted. .X ♦ of volunteers and advisors, here in Taiwan, island bastion of UAOtMO HJU U aV K t OeTKIANSI the controversy, which she its doors to all Chinese seeking repel a communist invasion of So a hue and cry has gone up * especially if its officials feel the (Nationalist) Republic of made without consulting the refuge from communism. But Taiwan, or make it too costly to from members of Congress. To •k-k-k-k-k-kirir-kir'kir-kirkirif-kirk-k-k-kirk irk irk-kit-kirk irk-kir it-kick-k-kir that negative publicity is China. Taiwan already has a serious assembly’s officials. She said attempt; but a naval (submarine) hear the congressmen tell it, Grace For one thing, Britain’s agree­ harmful. overpopulation problem, and thus blockade is a more worrisome wants to take food out of the Maver “ was not acting in the ment to surrender sovereignty almost certainly couldn't accom­ possibility. Taiwan is too self- mouths of the hungry when all he best intersts of the girls" However. Maver has made over its exotic crown colony has modate all of the Hong Kong sufficient to be starved into sub­ really wants to do is stop the when she talked to reporters. already triggered an exodus of a serious charge against an refugees who might seek to settle mission, but a blockade could food-stamp cheats. money and (to a lesser extent) Maver defended her actions organization respected by here. sharply reduce the overseas trade Rep. Pat Williams. D-Mont.. people from Hong Kong to safer as appropriate and said she many for its character­ on which this island's economy so jumped all over Grace on a non-communist havens around the Beautiful, Freshly Made had the support of the girls in building tasks. If a goal of the A SPECIAL GOVERNMENTAL heavily depends. television news-talk show. “ You’d globe. Inevitably, many Hong her group. COMMISSION has therefore been For the present and the foreseea­ eliminate 96 percent of the food- Rainbow Girls is to promote Kong residents look to nearby set up to see what can be done, and ble future, therefore, Taipei must stamp beneficiaries in this coun­ When challenged on the good citizenship among its Chinese-populated Taiwan as a meanwhile Premier Yu Kuo-hwa hope that the United States can put try,” Williams charged. WREATHS controversy, Rau said the members, then acceptance of possible refuge. on Sept. 16 publicly pledged sufficient pressure on Peking to "That’s untrue, completely Rainbow Girls, affiliated a fellow human — regardless Secondly, Peking has hailed its sympathetic attention to the needs Sujjport the deter it from instituting such a untrue,” objected Grace. "I deny with the Order of Eastern own consent to the continuation of of color or creed — would of any Hong Kong residents blockade. it. And I challenge you to prove it." Hong Kong’s system of democratic Star, a Masonic group, did not show that the organization is seeking asylum in Taiwan. One Such considerations are, of "Well ... 96 percent of the $098 capitalism for 50 years after 1997 and up discriminate against anyone willing to reinforce its words educated private guess is that course, also highly relevant to the food-stamp beneficiaries would 3 (“one country, two systems” ) as a for reasons of race or creed. Taiwan might ultimately be able to complex calculations of Hong lose benefits,” Williams insisted. , with action. model for the peaceful incorpora­ accommodate 250,000 refugees (5 Kong's edgy residents, as they tion of Taiwan itself into the percent of Hong Kong's total watch the remorseless approach of Grace sputtered: "That’s g i f t t r e e . People’s Republic of China. population), mostly middle-class Peking’s smiling tiger. untrue. That’s an untrue state­ Cemetery Baskets Finally, the communist regime families with financial resources ment.” Actually none but illicit has hinted darkly that if Taipei of their own. William A. Rusher, publisher of recipients would be cut off. stubbornly refuses to "go gently As for using Hong Kong’s ab­ the National Review, is a syndi­ & Decorations $9^5 into that dark night,” force may be sorption as a model for Taiwan's, NO LESS THAN Sen. Robert used to bring it to heel. cated coiumnist. that idea elicits only mirthless Dole, R-Kan., the newly elected Tastefully Decorated up laughter here. The Nationalist Senate majority leader, later WITH REGARD TO the first Letters policy authorities will see Red China in joined in the clamor. A loyal the better way point, there is no question that the hell before they consent to join it — The Manchester Herald wel­ ' food-stamp advocate, he com­ vast majority of Hong Kong and the people of Taiwan would in comes letters to the editor. plained: " It’s one thing to talk- residents would oppose the col­ any case rise up in fury if they even Letters should be brief and to about reducing food stamps. But ony’s incorporation into Red China suspected their leaders of negotiat­ the point. They should be typed what about the wide array of if they had any say in the matter ing such a thing. or neatly handwritten, and, for corporate subsidies and aid to the (which they don't). Everyone who The government recognizes that ease in editing, should be double­ well-to-do?” He charged that Heritage Savings is wealthy enough has already Peking will hum a lot of soft music spaced. Grace “ doesn’t get into that." transferred funds abroad, to draw about the delights of unification Manchester; 'Main (Jfficc, 1007 .Mam Si , Phone; 649-4586 • K .Marl I'la/a, Spi-mi-r Si The Herald reserves the right on if and when the time comes to between now and 1997, and is • 'Highland Park Markcl, lOgliland Si • (.orm-r Mam Hudson Sts • C oveniry; 10 51 to edit letters in the interests of That, too, is untrue. Grace flee. A good inuiiy others, not rich braced to resist pressure, e.g. from South W indsor; 20 Oakland Kd •Tollan d : Hi 105 • Glastonbury; Insidi-1 rank's Suiicimarkri brevity, clarity and taste. exposed a long list of wasteful OtMSbyNCA IrK . but lucky enough to have relatives the United States, to join hapless * lIrnisKt JUlofliilK i> Net bp a'loiis Address letters to: subsidies to the rich, ranging from 85 E. CENTER ST. • MANCHESTER abroad or some other legal excuse Hong Kong on that slippery slope. $234 billion in overcharges col­ "MICHAEL — how was the ‘Victory Tour?'... Open Forum for living elsewhere are diligently But Taipei is also confident that Please Phone: 649-5268 Manchester Herald lected by defense contractors to You're not THAT Michael? You're Michael, my acquiring permits for permanent Red China’s actual behavior to­ P.O. Box 591 free towing for wealthy yacht SON! Well, how's It going, Michael?" residence in Taiwan, Singapore, ward the ex-colony, after it takes owners. 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Anne Bancroft Rated PG (USA) Make Me Laugh 12:00 AM C3J Newhart (3D Rockford Files d 3 Racing from Yonkers ROSES (11) Star Trek Astrograph Crossword (16) Dr. Gene Scott (20) MOVIE: 'Friendships, Secrets, and Lies' Six former sorority sisters are sus CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Yester­ CANCER (June 21-July 22) Joint van- '' day your hunches were reliable but this ACROSS 7 Swift aircraft Answer to Previous Puzzle pocted of murder when the skeleton of a tures will click smoothly today, provided - baby is discovered in iho rums of the soror might not be the case today. In matters your collective goals aren't vague. Have a ', (abbr) cfour ol importance, don't depart from Cold, 1 Labor group iiy hobse. Shelley Fabaros. Stella Stevens. definite game plan with crystal-clear 8 South American Loretta Swit 1979 hard tacts. (abbr ) ^ r t h d s Q T objectives. plains AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 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Do not be w ds) 27 Hawaiian city CID Jackie Gleason Show Send lor your Astro-Graph predictions GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) There are 4 1 Peever 47 Shakespearean hesitant to renegotiate a situation today 30 I like 28 French river (22) Ku n g Fu today. Mall $1 to Astro-Graph. Box 489. material opportunities around you today, 42 Obeys where you feel you're not being treated but If you fail to use the correct proce> 3 1 Show 29 Holes villain Radio City Station. New York. NY 10019. (30) Late N ight w ith David Letterm an To fairly. Adjustments can be made In your dures, you might not fully capitalize on disapproval 31 Sliding vehicles 43 Money opening 48 One of Be sure to state your zodiac sign. 33 3. Roman 32 Written night's guest is George Miller (60 min ) favor. the breaks. 44 Almost Columbus' 34 Unused communication [ESPNl Top Rank Boxing from Atlantic 35 Water lily 38 Upper 45 Polynesian god ships City 36 Landing boat 39 Mao 46 Brass 49 German region [USA] Tennis Magazine 37 Art lover lung instrument 51 Old card game 1:00 AM ( ® Saint Bridge „«.^Manchester 39 Ballerina's (11) Twilight Zone strong points (18) Dr. Gene Scott 40 Freshwater fish rightly assuming that East had sUrt- Roses to wear forever handcrafted (40) Film /Sign off NORTH 4 1 Jesus 12-13-84 A long stretch ed with six diamonds. There was now monogram [CNN] Crossfire ♦ A K 9 7 63 Parkade in 14Kt. Gold Overlay. nothing to do but push a heart to the 43 Obstacles [MAX] MOVIE: 'Nana' One of Paris's VK J 64 CANDY From Krementz.. .Creators 46 Chasing down most celebrated seductresses captivates ♦ Q 32 for 10 tricks jack and pray. The jack held, and 50 Stone (suff) some new wealthy lovers Katya Berger, ♦ --- when the queen and 10 of hearts fell ofTimelcss Beauty. 51 One of the Jean-Pierre Aumoni. Shinn Taylor 1982 By James Jacoby together on the heart king, declarer C0L0R)NR BOOKS Rated R WEST EAST S E E SA N TA Evangelists A combination of a little bit of luck was halfway home. Two clubs were ^USAl NHL Hockey; Quebec at Boston 4 QJ 1084 2 4 --- 5 2 Architect gp VQ 5 V 107 and a large bit of skill brought in this discarded on the A-K of spades, and RINGS 53 S-shaped 1.15 AM [HBO] MOVIE; 'Threshold* ♦ A 9 ♦ K J 8 75 4 aggressive contract. South was hesi­ declarer returned to his hand with a DEC. IS SATURDAY molding A heart surgeon must withstand the pres­ 4>A98 ♦ J7643 tant about bidding with such lacklus­ spade ruff. He then led K-Q of clubs 54 Son of Ruth sure of performing the first artificial heart ter cards until North came to life for a ruffing finesse against the ace 11 AM-1 PM Diana’s Bakery 2-4 PM Food Mart 55 Large antelope transplant Donald Sutherland, Jeff Gold­ SOUTH blum. Mare Winningham 1982 Rated PG ♦ 5 with a business double of two spades. and the contract was home. 56 Son of 0dm That persuaded South to enter the Don’t bother trying to make this DEC. 16 SUNDAY 57 Rowing tools 1 :30 AM CD Hogan's Heroes VA 9832 106 fray with three hearts, and North contract if you played the ace 58 Western hemi­ Cij) Independent News ♦ 11 AM-1 PM Fromex 2-4 PM Briggs' Ice Cream ♦ K Q 1052 made a doubtful raise to four. spades at trick one. It just won’t sphere organi­ ^ j) Despedida Hurdle one was at trick one. The reach. DEC 22 SATURDAY zation (abbr) [CN N] Newsnight Update Vulnerable: Neither rebid of two spades by West showed Dealer DOWN (TM C] MOVIE: 'Zapped!' 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Dec 1:1, 1984 II Obituaries Part-timers at colleges Robert Macatee He was the husband ol Ko.se favor union 386 to 95 r O C U i S / F a m i l y (f’elellii Kurpuska. Hobert Miioiitce. 7‘), of South By Sarah E. Hall Trustees of Regional Community Born in Rockville, he had lived in Herald Reporter CoHegesr^id the board took no Windsor, formerly of Munehe.sler, Manchester for 35 years before died Tuesdiiy ;il St Francis ■ '’iVi; position on the outcome of the moving to Texas. Before he Nearly 400 part-time teachers at election. ffospital and Medical Center in retired, he worked for Hamilton •••'tsil ...• .:-v Hartford Manchester Community College "We really didn't have an Standard. Windsor Locks A and 11 other colleges statewide official opinion, and I don't think it-,.5-. Born in Waterbiiry, he lived Besides his wifi!! he is survived most of his life in Manchester. have voted to unionize after anyone is surprised with the by a son, Dennis M. Kurpuska ol working for years without a formal outcome," he said. Before retirintt. he was a cook at Aurora. Colo.; a daughter. Diane the St. James Church rectory in bargaining agent. Its difficult to say if the unioniza­ Barbero of Dallas. Texas; a The mail-in election, which tion of part-timers will lead to Manchester. Before that he was brother, FIdward Kurpuska of head chef for the Barnum & Bailey began Nov. 26 and ended Wednes­ significant changes, Foley said. He Tolland: a sister. Eleanor Heck of day. showed 386 votes for the union said that while the part-time staff Circus and was later chef at the Rockville: and two •% fl. V Kennedy family complex in ffyan- and 95 against repre.sentation by is "large in numbers, most of them granddaughters the Congress of Connecticut Com­ only teach one or two courses so LIJ nis. Mass. The funeral will be .Saturday at He was a member of the munity Colleges. Barring any that the impact of a part-time 9: 15 a.m. from the John F Tierney challenges to individual ballots, lecturer is far less than that of a - education programs, but may Thornton claimed. inter.slate by F^xit 93 westbound Hospital She was the wile ol Woodbou.se was educated at SIIIIE said that although many ol account for this one's success. Jack Foley, an assistant to the will be made through Pleasant 1 Franeis Barry McGill t'niversily. Berlin t'niver- the pupils were chronic truants in executive director of the Board of Valley Road ;ind Biickland Street. m . Born in Danbury on Feb i;i, li)l I , sity and the fniversily ol Chicago regular public .schools, all attend AT THE SAME TIME, the new she had been a resilient ol She began her career as a teacher the treatment center clas.ses regn center is expected to save the tow n Manchester for many years. She and was a prolessor ol economics larly, returning home after .school money. It will cost about $10,000 ■ was a retired casually claims at Connecticut College and Smilli I think the kids are beginning to per pupil this year — less than half repre.sentative for the Travelers College trust Hie teachers here," LeSiire as much as some private institu­ Insurance Co. in Hartford. She also served as director ol the said One student said teachers tions where the school system was The beautiful She is survived by a son, Francis Institute ol Women s I’role.ssional have let him know how to reach lorced to send students before. Barry of Colchester, and lour Relations and wrote numerous them at home, in case he gels into Special education director Ri­ grandchildren articles and books regarding ca­ trouble and needs help. chard Cormier said the town is dependability of our Jessamine Fairbanks reers and prolessioiial opportuni­ ”We give them an extra pal on paying tuition for seven students in ties for women Hie back and help them put their private day treatment centers this own precious 14k Jessamine Banks Lyon Fair­ Woodhouse was elected secre­ past behind them." said teacher fall, compared to 21 last .vear. banks, !),i, of Darien, mother of tary of the stale in 1941) and served Tim Lewis. "They've had some And because students can live at yellow gold Theodore 1, Fairbanks of Man­ lor two .years. She was elecletl to bad breaks. They need someone to home and be bused to the center, chester. died Sunday at Stamford Congress in 1944 from the 2nd listen " its presence in Manchester helps Hospital District and served Irorn 1945-57 "Each kid has an individual keep families together, officials quartz watches. She was born Dec 10, IHH!). in and again from 1949-51 program a.ssigned to him. " Lewis say. Brooklyn, N.V. She was the wife of In 1947, Woodhouse was a s.iid. Students are ranked by Some neighbors of the school the late Theodore P. Fairbanks. visiting advi.ser on the slafi of Gen behavior, with the the most disrup­ building complained when the M .in 's p lain w ith IJW Besides her son in Manchester, Lucius Clay in Germany where tive ones contained in a single center was first proposed. But the date, sweep survivors are a sister. Hiilh she organi'/ed the Women s Div­ "Level One " cla.ssroom people currently living across the second band ,ind Middlebrook of Litchfield, and ision of the C S .Military Others have a six-period school street say the students have not m arkers on J several nieces and nephews. Government. day that includes lessons m F'ng- disrupted the community. th a m fia g n e toned HDrald pnoto by Pinto Services were held Wednesday Woodhouse also seiwed on sev­ dial, leather strap Members of the tiling Junior High lish. business, art, math, science, "We don't even realize that $625 Karl Marble on clarinet. Illing’s band Students say Bridget Gilchrist, above, "We are trend setters," says Bennet at the Kdward Lawrence k’niieral eral stale hoards and commis­ social studies, physical and someone is over there." said School Orchestra are LaMar Turner on Home. Darien. Burial was in enrollment has increased in record gave the tiling band a needed boost. Band Director Marilyn Lillibridge sions. including Ibe chairmanship weightlifting Walter Vansambeck of Porter trumpet, Jenny Bernier on drums and numbers in the last few years. Spring Grove Cemetery, Darien of the Governor s Committee on Each student meets at least once Street. Another neighbor, J. McEI- m The funeral was today at 1 p ni the Status of Women, winch later a week with one of the two .school raevy, .said: "It's been a heckuva from the Holmes P’uneral flome, became the Permanent Commis­ psychologists. Donald Hogan and lot quieter than when it was used as 400 Mam St. Burial was in Zion Hill sion on the Status ol Women, on Joseph Fallacaro. Teacher Sharon a school." Cemetery in Hartford. which she also served. I ady's ropcMrdye In 1965, Woodhouse was elected bezel with Roman to the convention that wrote num erals and dots if Enrollments are bulging Mitcheli A. Kurpuska MAKE SOMEONE HAPPY on champagne Connecticut's current constitution. "at i>rivrs that iritl maho vou liap/n" Mitchell A. Kurpuska. 67, of She was one of 12 wiimen in the toned dial, leather Windom, Texas, formerly of Man­ 84-member delegation, which con­ strap $280 chester, died Monday at his home. vened in Hartford. 14 KARAT GOLD METAL DETECTORS CHAINS liin III! tlun *25 by WHITE There's a lot in a name. And when that SUPER GIFT IDEA name on a timepiece is our very own, BRACELETS tien leu thin *15 It’s ‘in’ to be in the Bennet and llling bands FOR SOMEONE ON you can bet we've gone to extra Endangerment charged EARRINGS fiiN ku thin *15 lengths to assure reliability and 1 V ^ By Sarah E. Hall turned it around.” percent better,' YOUR LIST I ' ♦ director at Manchester High friends attend the band’s night­ Chrl9tmai Specials on some models quality In fact every watch bearing Herald Reporter With about 170 members this School, she is from the Midwest — questions, llling .student Jell A Manchester man was charged time concerts. Holmes ran into Hie liistriiment lying in the yard outside. SMALL GOLD COINS ONE OUNCE SILVER BARS our name is warranteed in writing for 3 BRIDGET GILCHRIST. 28, be­ year, the llling band is also nearly where the big-bund tradition Wednesday with endangering his At the time, Ramdeen was taken years no ifs, ands or buts School bonds in Manchester are came the directorof the llling bund twice as large. Students have thrives. room and liroiiglit out a F'reiich wife and children when he doused to Manchester Memorial Hospital 1/10 oz., 1/4 oz., 1/2 oz. IBI Iklll *10 bulging this year. Record-high in the fall of 1983. At the time, the raised $10,000 for new green and THE RAPID INCHEA.se in liorn. TEN and ONE HUNDRED OUNCE Sideways marching was one nctw band membership has led to a himself with gasoline in their for psychiatric evaluation and FDR PENDANTS irm its tun *50 m enrollments have band directors llling band was considered "pretty white uniforms, which they wore and difficult step which Lillibridge It was covered with .seralehes School Street house the day after later transferred to CedarcresI ENGELHARD SILVER BARS delighted — despite the strain put much a joke," said Cindy Boober, a for the first time this year. And in shortage of some insfrumeiils and and partly nisled Meanwhile, We have the PANDA GOLD COINS taught the band in preparation for sheet music, however. Thanksgiving and threatened to Hospital in Ne„ iigton. police ONE OUNCE GOLD COINS on their budgets. member. competition against more than a the UConn Band Day. Although she Gilelirisl pulled out a dented, set himself on fire, police said records show. they are adorable!!! Maple Leafs & Krugerrands Nowhere is the increase more According to others, the "old" dozen other secondary schools at "We could ii.se more percussion tarnished tenor saxophone. today. was forced to miss the big event stuff, and always more music,” Ramdeen was released after "ij yiiii i itmpnrv prievs. van'll hiiv /le r e " Trusled Jewelers Since 1885 apparent than at Bennet and llling llling bund lucked both uniforms UConn Band Day in October. because of the death of her mother, Deryck Ramdeen, 33, was booking Wednesday on a $250 junior high schools. Enrollment in and pizazz. When she first took Illing’s bund placed fourth — just said Darcy lloagland, a ninth- DK.SPITE THE DIFFICUL­ CONNECTICUT VALLEY COIN CO. DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER drum majors Kenny Chang and grader in the Bennet band. Her charged with first-degree reckless non-surety bond and ordered to Harifortf • New Britain • Wesifarms Mall band at the two schools has jumped over the band, Gilchrist said, "kids ahead of Bennet, which came in Todd Johnson took charge. TIES. band s tilde ills are endangerment. Police and Town 80S MAIN ST. 643-6295 by more than 100 in a single year. were afraid to be seen in public, classmates joked about being able eiilbiisia.stie. appear next week in Manchester Mtchaels Charge/Mastei Catd/Visa/Amencan Express fifth, "They were Mrs. Lillibridge," firefighters were called to his Superior Court. NEXT TO BUSH HARDWARE______OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY In recent interviews, students at afraid to admit they were in band, to play "Rocky" — one .selection "Tile kids .say Tbal's really she said. "They did the conducting from the hand's limited sheet- house at 278 School St. on Nov. 23 hy both schools said their teachers and had no self-confidence." THE BENNET BAND is also and they kept everyone in line, and good. Go for ill' instead of his wife, Karen, who said Ram- were responsible for the growing Gilchrist said filing's budding boasting a rise in popularity this music repertoire — in their sleep. laiigbing at us. " said Kristen it worked out real nice." Bigger instruments, which most decn had poured gasoline over his F o r th e R e c o rd interest in band programs. musicians were also intimidated year with 157 students enrolled. Lillibridge. 27. said she brought Knikas, an eigbtb grader in the clothes and was threatening to "When I came into seventh by their rivals at Bennet, where the "The band is a lot bigger," .said music stores don’t gamble on llling liand. "tightness and detail" to the band renting, are in especially short ignite himself, police said. The CALDWELL grade, the band wasn’t exactly band is better established. "But director Marilyn Lillibridge. when she came to Bennet in 1982. But it is iiiieleur bow .school couple's two children, both under what 1 thought it would be. It was what they needed to know is that supply. olfieials will cope w illi expense.s if Becau.se of an editing error, the "Twenty to 25 percent of the "We get compliments from the 10. were in the house at the time, more like a study hall than they're just like everybody else." student body belongs.” "We need soiisaphones, and at the junior liigli sebool bands get police said. wrong picture of an inmate ap­ other teachers,” said Mike Sardo, about $1,800 a shot, tiial really anything else,” said Jeff Holmes, she said. "We are trend-.setters, as far as an eighth grader in the Bennet much liigger Some have sug- peared with a story about an president of the llling bund. "But "Now our band is almost a.status wipes out a budget," said gesled letting .sliideiit.s into the By the time they arrived on the execution in Georgia on page 1 99.9 the band goes,” Lillibridge said. band. Dave Odoii, a ninth-grade per gal. C. O. D Mrs. Gilchrist came in. and she symbol," Boober said. " I t ’s 200 Like Kurt Eckhardt, the new band Gilchrist. program by audition only scene, they found Ramdeen mop­ Wednesday. Stevie Fields, shown iBRsariSHar168 W oodland St. 643-8474 I band student, said lots of his While a reporter was asking ping up a puddle of psoline on the in the picture, is a California 64 9-8 84 1 8 am - 6 pjh daily GARDENS floor. He was wearing only trous­ inmate who may receive the death ers at the time, police said. Police penalty. Alpha Otis Stephens was Minimum nquinmnnt said thney found a shirt and other the man executed in the electric Prteee eublect to Change This unplanned ‘seasonal sharing’ clothes soaked in gasoline and chair in Georgia Wednesday. 550-1,000 gal*. 97.0 C.O.O. left her embarrassed and ashamed pink - Whita if. Bv Nanev Pappas In short, I looked like a walking — although that is important, of along to us by law enforcement 4-6 flowers Herald Reporter Savings and Loan Society for those course — but the feeling of officials in the area: who cannot legally support them­ vulnerability. Your personal space • Don't leave money sticking out About a month ago, I made a selves in the style to which they has been invaded and you feel of your pocket. II charitable contribution to a cause I hope to become accustomed. embarrassed and ashamed. • Never dangle a purse or tote bag don't exactly cherish. I unwittingly “ That was what you'd call 'a “ That may be why there are so from shoulder or elbow. This a CAR INSURANCE donated $60 of my hard-earned crime of opportunity,"’ said Capt. few reported crimes of this sort in temptation for a thief, they say. Christmas shopping money to the l i t Robert Guliano, of Manchester's our area,” said Slate Trooper It’s best to use a purse with a short Single flower Help Yourself Pickpocket fund. Patrol Division. "It’s pretty much James Cronin of the Colchester- handle, and keep it tucked under Tr. The incident didn't occur in H L jM A j the kind of crime you have in based troop. "People feel funny the arm or wrapped .securely ONE YEAR AT A TIME. $ 2 4 9 Times Square or even in bustling Manchester. We don’t have a about admitting what happened." around the wrist. Also: Chrisbnas Cactus downtown Hartford. Sticky Fin­ serious pick pocket problem, but In my case, this was true. You'd • Choose a purse with a zipper, gers met Mrs. E. Z. Mark right we do have purses stolen, or think I'd be an old hand at clasp or several snaps - one is not here in Manchester, at a church wallets lifted, when women leave reporting crimes to the police by bazaar. Regrettably, I was not enough. Then remember to use punses in shopping carts, or walk now, but I never called in this one. these closures, no matter how See Christmas Land! difficult to spot. A graduate degree through a store with their purses eople who own John Hancock car insurance have Greenhouse Full of: POTTED MUMS W: Somehow, it never occurred to me quickly you expect to be reaching from Fagin's School of Advanced wide open.” that a person who made money .so into your purse again Pannual policies. No premium increase every’ six months AFRICAN VIOLETS, CYCLAMEN, POIN- Thievery was certainly not "I guess it’s surprising that we temptingly available to the crimi • Don’t leave purses or tote bags like a lot of other companies. And we have conver lent SETTIAS. Are Ready (Red, White. Pinkl- required. don’t have more trouble than we nal population dc.scrved the crime KALENCHOE. GARDENIAS; Large and I was the foolish one with the beneath chairs in a theater, or in payment plans to spread out the payments, ()ur i 'lents do, said Gary Wood, spokesman busting talents of the local the front compartment of a shop­ like that. Small Foliage and House Plants *1.19 & up purse dangling from my shoulder for the Manchester Police. Man­ constabulary. ping cart. ••Bring a Plant to the Sick, Shut-In or and several loose bills protruding chester authorities have had no "Thai’s why we cannot from a shallow (and (ar-too-snug) get • Don't keep your wallet in the Someone You Care ForP reported cases of wallets lifted accurate statistics." said Wood. rear trouser pocket — it is the hip pocket. from people's pockets in the last "People are not calling the station I was the one paying no attention place most vulnerable to theivery. several years. There are about a with the stories.” Use an inside jacket pocket, CHRISTMAS TrI ^ at all to these repositories of cash, half-dozen purse snatching inci­ Our ".story" had quite a happy instead. M aoclicater 3NH West Center St. 643-1124 Property and Casualty as I was bouncing a 1-year-old on dents each year, "in which some ending. Those who were working at • If you must carry a wallet in a B loom field 719 Ontage Grove Road 243-2971 ChooM Your Living Cut or Bollod T ro ^ my hip and answering the ques­ Insurance Companies lady gets knocked down and her this church fair took up a collection trouser pocket, foil thieves by tions of a doughnut-munching purse is^stolen," Wood said. among themselves, and late in the Atftffe logo — BIgnkgtg five-year-old. sealing the pocket with a safety pin Herald photo by Pinto evening they handed me an enve­ I was the one trying to get kids, or button. Another po.ssibility is to Cmnsfry Batkofs THERE IS a strange, prickly lope containing nearly as much place a thick rubberband around The victim — holding the baby, the diaper bag and the pie, milk and hot coffee over to a feeling that creeps up your neck money as we had lost to the thief. Alt JasMullv Dacoratod nearby card table, and thinking "I the wallet, .so it will stick to the pocketbook re-enacts the crime. Manchester police when someone helps himself to But such warm-hearted generos­ pants instead of sliding out of the say those who have their pockets picked rarely report the really should transfer that money your funds. It's happened to me ity doesn’t often rescue one from pocket easily. to the zip compartment of the four times, now, over the past 16 self-inflicted stupidity, so here are crime. diaper bag." • Never carry a house or car key years, It's not so much the money the precautionary tips passed inside the wallet. f 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursdny

MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Doc 1,1. 1984 - 13 Advice Adopt a Pet ./ Workers in hospitals Private affairs sometimes go public m Sampson’s big, uniikely to get AiDS Bv GIno Del Guercio condition at New England Merlieal d e a r ABBY: Every now and United Press Internotlonal Center in Boston. The victim ’s then a woman writes to say that and you know, I feel better How do I tell our friends? Would already, but so friendly diH'lors said he is nol a member of she's involved with a man who it be proper to give them the news any of the high risk groups for I wanted to share my accomp­ BOSTON - Health care workers claims he's not married, but she on a Christmas card while wishing .AIDS such as homo.sexiials, lishment with the world, and what By Barbara Richmond cross male is lively and healthy, who treat AIDS patients or handle suspects he is, I was in that spot D ear them a happy holiday? Or should I intravenous drug abusers or belter way than to write to you? I Special to the Herald and would like someone to take their blood are unlikely to catch t he once, so I did a little detective work just send a normal holiday card Haitians. don't have the guts to go to a him home. He has been named deadly disease, says a Harvard on my own and discovered ! was A b b y like all is well and write a separate A neutered male Rottweiler Fritz and was found on Autumn Medical School doctor who studied right. Not only did I learn the man meeting yet, but eventually I will. note later? Our divorce will not be The Centers for Disease Control cross is this week's featured pet. Street on Nov. 17. Also still waiting 85 cases of workersexposed lo the was married, I also found.out: Abigail Love from a female college final until February. said it has I'heeked more than 280 student. Sign me ... He's a large dog so Dog Warden is the 3-month-old black Labrador AIDS virus. 1. It was not his first marriage. Van Buren reports of health care workers with HOW TO TELL Richard Rand has named him retriever, found on Wells Street on Thirty of the health care workers 2. Where he was born. OPTIMISTIC ■AIDS and has found that all lull 23 Sampson. But don't let his size fool Nov. 12, and the handsome orange- tested for evidence of the virus had 3. What kind of work he was were memlH'i's of high risk groups you. He's a gentle, quiet, friendly and-white husky male, found on accidently been stuck with needles doing at the time of his marriages. DEAR OPTIMISTIC: Vour let­ DEAR HOW: Send a holiday The CDC l.s eiirrenlly investigating dog with big sad eyes. Hillstown Road on Nov. 15. He is contaminated by the blood of 4. His mother's name. ter was a real upper. You're going card with your signature only, then the Boston ease to make it. All you have to do is stay Sampson was left chained to the medium-size and very gentle. people with Acquired Immune 5. His father's name. fornia, records of births, deaths add: Perhaps you haven't heard sober — one day at a time. that 1 am separated from my fence at the dog pound on Nov. 30.' As of Tuesday the two new dogs Deficiency Syndrome. None of the Ilirseh .said the re.st ol those 6. The names of the women he and marriages are available to 85 showed evidence of the virus married. Good luck. And please write husband. He’s about 1 or 2 years old and this week are an English setter heallh care workers with AlD.Sand anyone who wants to see them. But again in six months with a progress would love to be adopted. male, 4 or 5 years old, picked upon within eight months after their the Boston e:ise may he memliers 7. Their professions. because the laws differ from state report, I care. Princess, last week’s featured Greenwood Drive, and a tri-color exposure. 8. Where they were married. of high risk groups and are not to state, it may not be true DEAR ABBY: My college room­ pet, has been adopted by a Stafford hound male, about 4 months old, 'The study is scheduled lo he admitting it 9. Who witnessed those elsewhere. However, this can be DEAR ABBY: Like a lot of other mate and I are having an argu­ Springs family. The man of the picked up on Holl Street. printed in the New England marriages. easily checked out by calling your people, the only lime I write to ment. Was the old saying “ Feed a house stopped by the dog pound Rand said he thinks Christimas Journal of Medicine in January. The heallli care workers in Ihe Abby, I got all this information at county registrar's office. cold and starve a fever” ? Or was it again Tuesday to find out what was time is a good time to remind But iH'cause of reeeni puhlieily report were tested for Ihe AIDS no cost to me simply by checking some of my friends is during the "Feed a fever and starve a cold” ? the best kind of dog food to feed the readers that a dog is a social about a health care worker with virus by cheeking blood samiiles lo the public records in the county holidays. My problem is that my DEAR ABBY: Guess what? husband and I are in the process of ' I t : Princess. He had glowing reports animal and play is a very impor­ the disease in Boston, the journal's see if their Imdies liad developed registrar's office in the county PUZZLED IN TEXAS Today I fc>el as though I have really getting a divorce. We have been about her. Incidentally, her name tant part of its life."Playing with editors agreed to allow the infor­ aniiliodies against Ihe virus All where I suspected the man had accomplished something, and all I married for a number of years and is now Babes. your dog will mean a lot to him or mation to be released early. the tests were negative This iIim'S married. Pass it on. did was go to the mailbox. "We are not saying there is not guarantee llie health care have no children (which makes it DEAR PUZZLED: It was "Feed Teddy, the collie-shepherd cross her and you’ll find yourself doing ANONYMOUS IN I called the local Alcoholics absolutely no risk to health care easier), but it's still hard. a cold and starve a fever." But the found Nov. 10 on Cushman Drive, games both of you will enjoy, workers do not have the virus CALIFORNIA Anonymous chapter and asked the workers, " Dr. Marlin Ilirseh, Ihe We are still good friends, but we health care experts say: Don't go has also been adopted. He was the playing ball, hide and seek and lieeaii.se it sometimes laki's the people there to please send me cannot live together us man and featured pet a couple of weeks ago. other such games," Rand said. study’s principal investigator, said liody a while lo develoit aniiliodies DEAR ANONYMOUS: In Cali- some literature. I've just read it. overboard to "feed" or "starve" wife. any condition. There was a family at the pound He said a dog will also enjoy its Wednesday. "But il is reassuring to it Tuesday looking at the full-grown own toys such as rubber pulls, that of the 85 exposed iM'ople Doberman that has been at the rawhide chews and balls. "Christ­ studied nol a single anlihody test Even if the tests prove posilive il pound for a few weeks. He’s a mas is a good time to think about was positive." diK's not mean the patients h.ive Anxiety can have varied symptoms beautiful dog and deserves a nice one of your best friends,” Rand It was reported this week thal a AIDS, heeaii.se .some peo)ile ex- home. said. health care worker, whose name is po.sed lo the virus may lu-ier being withheld, is in serious develop the di.sea.se. DEAR DR. LAMB - I want to ’There are several dogs still The pound is located on town misdiagnosed as low blood sugar. know more about the drug Inderal. T I've had many of these symptoms waiting patiently to be adopted and property o ff Olcott Street. Rand is When you feel threatened, your am a 42-year-old woman and I have for years. My basal temperature is there were a couple of new at the pound each day from noon to 3 body releases adrenaline, which is 98.2 to 97.2. additions at the pound. Sean, a 1 p.m, or he can be reached by shaking hands, legs and hard, pound- sometimes called the fi^t-or-flight Coventry’s WUUamsburg decor ing heartbeats. I've had this for more DEAR READER — Your symp­ terrier about 7 months old. has calling the pound. 643-6642 or by hormone. It mobilizes your b ^ y for Herald photo bv Richmond r^ ^ R E E N S a THINGS ^ ' than 10 years. I can't tell you how toms certainly deserve a good exami­ been waiting for someone to adopt calling the Police Department at an emergency. That raises the blood The style of Virginia's Old Williamsburg adorns the 73 much I have suffered as a result of nation. Most of those you mention are him since early November. He’s 646-4555. a Full SERVICE FLORIST . pressure, speeds up the heart and Geraldine Drive, Coventry, home of John Scarchuk. Sampson, a quiet, gentle dog, didn't have any problem this ctmdition. seen in hypothyroidism (low thyroid about 7 months old and was picked There is a $5 fee to adopt a dog W. MIDDLE TURNPIKE. MANCHESTER. CT stimulates the liver to release glucose It has gotten to the point I hate to function). The skin is often oily, Below, a smile-shaped arrangement beneath his picture up on Esquire Dirve. and the new owner must also have sitting still to have his picture taken with Dog Warden 643-1635 m into the bloodstream for energy. It go out of the house, even to the super­ though, and people with hypothyroid­ The little 12-week-old Doberman the dog licensed. Richard Rand. Sampson is ready tor adoption. also causes sweating and shakiness. window is made up of green garlands of holly edged with market. I'm running out of excuses ism tend to gain weight even if they ()pen tale unlit Ctirislmas All of these symptoms can be minim­ magnolia leaves and brightened with plastic fruit. The for_^staying at home. My family is very litUe. People tell me all the ized by beta-blockers, but other medi­ beginning to get angry with me for time that this is their situation, but arrangement rests on a plywood base. Other arrange­ Sec us for all your holiday needs cines are also important. ments of fruits and greens decorate the windows and the ^ attending social gatherings with anxiety is a ^ ea t imitator and causes Some people have a combination of weight gain is seldom caused by low them. I can't tell them what is wrong Public Records symptoms similar to those of many anxiety and depression. This requires thyroid function. Mental slowness is a front door. Scarchuk said he is an admirer of Old' with nne. They will never understand, symptom, and in severe forms of diseases. Let a professional deter­ a different m ^ical approach. Final­ Williamsburg. especially my husband. Please help mine what the real problem is. hypothyroidism, it can be quite Warranty deeds Ferguson and Susan D, Ferguson, Maheux and Nicole Maheux, prop-' ander J, Matthew and Dwight G, Send me your Health Letter, That ly, remember that you need to find serious. out what is causing these reactions. 935 Main Associates to Davis, Unit 19. Lydall Woods Colonial erty on Hillstown Road and Bram- Petersen. 182 School St.. $70,000. Anxious Feeling. Inderal is not a tranquilizer or a Your basal temperature is not too Postcraroand Wasser, M.D.s.Unit Village, $81,550. blebush Road. $42,000. Edward M. Walsh Jr. and Resolving the cause often removes impressive. A person's daily tempera­ sedative, but is a beta-blocker. There the need for continued m^ication. C-3, Watkins Centre Condomi­ Margaret Irene Gilman to Far Peter A. Ferreira and Philip A. Sandra M. Walsh to Claudio A. Custom Wreaths DEAR READER — You need to are many such medicines now. They ture may vary three degrees, with the CBS has a ball nium. $19,501 (based on convey­ Realty, half interest in 1422 Tol­ Perrone to Norman T. Anthony. 62 Santoro, 138 Keeney St., $108,000 find out what you have. Your story DEAR DR. LAMB — Could you lowest point in the morning and the Fresh Christmas neutralize the effects of adrenaline. give me any advice about hypothy­ ance tax). land Turnpike. $105,000. Pearl St,, $74„500, Oak Forest Realty Ine. to Donald does sound like anxiety. Why not visit Adrenaline literally causes a lot of highrat point in the late afternoon or David T. Haddock and Joanne E. William M. Christiana to Far Joyce B. Soueie and Katherine L. P. Burke and Alice M, Burke, Unit Arranaements • a psychiatrist or a mental health clin­ roidism? My symptoms include evening. the symptoms of anxiety. Since a fall fatigue, inabilty to tolerate cold, dry Haddock to Stephen T, Cassano Realty, one-half interest in 1422 Brodeur to Robert G. Durato and 16, Oak Forest Condominiums. ^Christmas Holiday Balloons* ic and check it out? You will recog­ in blood glucose may also cause a If you do have hypothyroidism, it with Lucy special and Hollis U. Cassano, 1109 E. Tolland Turnmpike, $105,000. Jane K, Durato. Unit 151 A2, Park $78,900, nize your symptoms in The Health skin, loss of hair, brittle nails, consti­ release of adrenaline, which produces can easily be d ia g n o ^ and it is easi­ Middle Turnpike, $195,000. Raymond D- Belanger to Her­ Chestnut Condominium, Park Oak Forest Realty Ine. lo Robert Cemetery Baskets • Letter on anxiety, but remember that pation, loss of memory, nervousness, the same symptoms, anxiety is often ly treated, but you will have to have Lydall Woods Corp. to Patricia man M, Frechette and Albert R. Street. $35,000. J. Fitzgerald. Unit 44, Oak Forest extreme weakness and indigestion. an examination. NEW YORK (UPI) - CBS won finishing I2ih and outpointing Gift Certificates • first place last week in the prime L. Linton, Unit 18. Lydall Woods Martin, 89-91 Laurel St., $102,000. James F. Cooper and Janice H. Condominiums, $70,900. "The Cabbage Patch Christmas” Colonial Village. $77,785. R.C. Behrmann Enterprises, Cooper to David R. Shapleigh and Albert R. Martin to Albert F. Flowering Plants • time Nielsen ratings, in part (ABC), which finished a respecta­ thanks to its party for Lucille Ball Charles G. Mearman and Wanda Inc. to John J. McLaughlin and Kathleen C. Shaoleigh, property on Parlato and Gloria R. Parlalo, Corsages • Silk and ble 25th. M. Mearman to Nicolas DJiounas Patricia C. McLaughlin. 106 Garth Road, $96,000 properly near Concord Road, Narcissus bulbs survive and despite the fact that ABC's On the season to date, CBS leads' Dried Supplies for Thoughts and Leisa DJiounas. 137 Loomis Tanner St.. $98,900, Frank E. Ziebarlh and Sandra A. $75,000. "Dynasty" was the week's most- with a 17.) rating and a 27 share, watched show. St., $65,000. Arnold W. Funkenbusch and Ziebarth to Jason M. Dodge and Stephen T, Cassano and Hollis U. lo-lt-yourselfers • Bow s« while NBC has a 16.4 rating and a James B. Hareand Alice J. Hare Sandra Funkenbusch to Eugenia J. Carol M. Dodge, property in Cassano lo Arnold L. Klipstcin, 333 I heard about a physician in The A.C. Nielsen prime time 26 share and ABC a 15.1 rating and Fruit Baskets the wi nter i n plai n water ratings for the week ending Deo. 9 to Cheryl Ann Schreindorfer, 83 DeCobert and Katherine M, Redwood Farms subdivision. Kennedy Road, $147,000. another city who belonged to a a 24 share. gave CBS a 18.3 rating and a 28 Washington St.. $65,000. O'Neill. 123 White St. , $72,000. $105,000. Kenneth H. Cote to Harold L. Mistletoe AND ALL very special group of people.-He Louise 0. Shaheen to William T. Estelle C. Cromwell lo John J. Philip A, Pasay and Gloria U. DEAR PO LLY: Must narcissus percent share of the audience, ABC "CBS Evening News with Dan Amsden, Richard Rodrigue. ' OTHER MAJOR called it his powerless group. His Smyth and Jennifer P. Smyth, 135 CREDIT CARDS bulbs be rooted in soil when forcing The other day 1 scorched my best a 15.2 rating with a 24 share and Rather ' was the No. 1 evening Zizzamia and Deborah L. Zizza- Pasay to Robert H. Simon, prop Manfred Loew and David Matos. 3 them indoors? white linen tablecloth. One of my powerless group was made up of news show yet again, with a 15.0 St. John St., $80,500. mia, 50 Coolidge St., $68,900. erty on Homestead St., $65,000. Mitchell Drive, 3 Mitchell Drive, E NBC a 14.6 rating with a 23 share. Lydall Woods Corp. to T. Arnold Rene Drywall Co. Inc. to Yoland CAROL neighbors came to my rescue: She all kinds of hospital personnel — One of the top 10 slots was filled rating and 25 share. "N BC Nightly Gaye A. Cavanaugh to Alex­ $35,000. Polly’s cut a raw onion in half and rubbed doctors like himself, nurses, by the 34 minute runover of the News " had a 12.1 rating — its D EAR CAROL: No. narcissus the scorched part with the flat side orderlies, administrators. Its CBS Sunday N FL football game. If highest since last January — and a bulbs may be rooted in plain water. of the onion until the juice was one intention was to offer a safe that were eliminated from the 21 share. ABC's “ World News Place as many bulbs as will fit Pointers thoroughly absorbed into the cloth haven for sharing and support — ratings it would move 11th place Tonight" bad an 11.6 rating and a snugly on a bed of pebbles in a She then let it set awhile. She where power and the power "Magnum. P .I." (CBS) onto the 20 share. shallow bowl. Fill the bowl with Polly Fisher soaked the cloth in cold water for a struggles of the hospital would be top 10 list. The top 10 prime time shows for ■ water to just below the bottom of few hours, then laundered as entirely set aside. Hence the CBS held six of the top 10 spots, the week ending Dec. 9, according : the bulbs. Keep the water level usual. The stain was gone. name, the powerless group. It with three going to NBC and constant as you wait for the bulbs to the A.C. Nielsen Co., were: MARY became a pocket where he had a "Dynasty." NBC was pulled down 1. Dynasty (ABC) to develop roots and leaves, and and let it set awhile. Then I shake by the disappointing ratings on two c chance simply to be himself in eventually a beautiful display of 2. 60 Minutes (CBS) the garment or brush it out and it's relation to other people. That specials — the first episode of the 3. Dallas (CBS) flowers. ready to wear. DEAR POLLY: To clean and elegant and expensive two-part shine her woodburning stove, my physician had many stories of 4. NFL Football runover, Dallas I m sending you a copy of my Talcum powder also works very "The Sun Also Rises" finished 48th mother used to rub newspapers how his participation in the vs. Washington (CBS) newsletter, "Caring for Christmas well to remove grease from men's out of 72 shows on the ratings list, over its surface. group helped him see the hospi­ 5. The Bill Cosby Show (NBC) Trees and Holiday Plants," which shirt collars before washing. tal and himself and the people he and "Children in the Crossfire " 6. Simon & Simon (CBS) has complete directions for rooting R.L.V. ranked 40th. worked with, in more gentle and 7. Murder, She wrote (CBS) narcissus bulbs and amaryllis The Dr. Seuss perennial, "How bulbs as well as information on humane ways. 8. (tie) All-Star Party for Lucille ’ the Grinch Stole Christmas” Ball (CBS) selecting and caring for your The idea of intentionally giving (CBS), was the highest ranked Nasty villain brings Family Times (NBC) ‘ Christmas tree and caring for a up power among superiors and Christmas show for the week. poinsettia plant. subordinates is a strange notion. 10. The A-Team (NBC) Others who would like this issue spark to PBS show Giving up control and power is so should send $1 for each copy to out of touch with our culture POLLY'S POINTERS, in care of NEW YORK (UPI) - Heroes which is so preoccupied with the Manchester Herald. P.O. Box the viewer up to date as the plot getting more power and Cinema are decorative, but it takes a really line picks its way through the maze 1216, Cincinnati, OH 45201. Be sure nasty villain to make drama influence. of social relationships among the to include the title. spellbinding. I saw a charming story of British and between them and the Hoiiford There's a dandy viper in "The stewardship by us human beings Clntmo City — A Soldier's Story _ The Movies — The Adventures of Indians. Buckaroo Banzai (PG) 12,2:10,4-10.7. DEAR PO LLY: When 1 find Jewel in the Crown,” the 14-part for some creatures in Connecti­ tPG) 7:35, to - I Know W hire I'm grease spatters on clothing that The upper class English, for Goins 7:15 with Block Narcissus 9 _ 9:25. — NIoht ot the Comet (PG-13) drama that begins on PBS Dec. 16 cut. One of the dams on the Amadeus (PG) 8. 12:10, 2:20,4:20,7:20,9:15. — A I oTm o already has been washed, I sprin­ instance, never accept Merrick as Cast Hartford (PG) 12:05,2:15,4:15,7:10,9:35 at 9 p.m.. Eastern time (see local Connecticut River had pre­ Wllllmanllc kle white talcum powder over the listings). one of them and he is never allowed Eastwood Pub A cinema — A m eri­ to forget his humble origins _ vented fish from spawning. can Dreamer (PG) 7:15. Jlllson Square Cinema — The Ra­ spot, rub it lightly with my finger zor's Edoe (PG-13) 1:30, 7, 9:30 — The title refers to India, the although it would be bad form to higher upstream. One group of Poor Richard's Pub A Cinema — jewel in the crown of the British Purple Rain (R) 7:30,9:30. Beverlv Hills Cop (R) 1:30,7:15,9:15.— refer to them directly. citizens raised enough money to CI*V Heat (PG) 1:30, 7:15, 9:15. Nlnla Empire from 1877, when Queen Showcase Cinemas — The Termina­ His own lack of caste increases provide a small series of pools to r (P) 1:30, 7:40, 9:50. — AAlssIne In Mission (R) 1:30, 7, 9. — MIssIno n Victoria was declared Empress of Action (R) 1:40,7:45,9:50. - ^ I l l n o n Action (R) 1:30, 7, 9. - Nlo^ht of thS Banids ‘in’ his dislike of Hari Kumar (Art and jumps for the fish to make Comet (PG-13) 1:30, 7:30, 9:30 India, until 1947, when the country Love (PG-13) 1:40, 7:20,9:50.— Nlnla M alik), the son of a wealthy Indian their way up the side of the dam Mission (R) 1:45, 9:40. - 2010 (PG) Windsor was divided into the independent merchant who was educated at a into the higher waters. The fish 12:45, 7:30, 10. — City Heat (PG) I'M , PldlQ — Teachers (R) 7:15. nations of India and Pakistan. good English school and doesn't were shown on TV jumping from in schools The story, taken from “ The Raj 7:20, 9:30. — Superelrl ( p g ) ), 7-)5, even know the language of his one pool into the next, resting, 9:30. — Oh GodI You Devil (PG) 1:20, Have an attic filled with trea­ Quartet " by Paul Scott, takes native land. Kumar is socially sure? What about that baby crib^ place in the British colony from and then jumping higher. They Manchester invisible to the British and jeered A classified ad in the Manchester once again 1942 until independence, but the used their power to jump, and OA Ttieaten East — The Adventures at by other Indians. It may come as then they rested. It is a remarka­ of Buckaroo Banial (PG) 7:15,9:15 — Herald gets results! Call the central characters, situations and NIoht of the Comet (PG-13) 7:40, a shock to Americans to hear ble parable of balance in our 9-35 Herald at 643-2711 to place your (Continued from page 11) problems are as British as John — A llo t Me (PG) : 7:30,9:20. advertisement. Bull. Merrick and others refer to Indi­ lives. Mansfield ans disparagingly as "blacks." Trans-Lux Calleoe Twin — La Case Auditions are already conducted Its villain and most commanding We all have that drive for A romance develops between Aux Follies 7:15 w im Some Like It Hot to limit enrollment in Bennet's personality is Tim Piggot-Smith as power and influence which we Hari and Daphne Manners (Susan Vernon beginning band. "Last year, I Capt. Ronald Merrick. He plays can use effectively in this world. VVoolridge), the English girl Mer­ 3 think I turned away maybe 15 ~ gomonclno the Stone the role of the sadistic, bigoted rick wants to marry. She is raped But we also have need for ( ^ ) 7, 9:10. — Purple Rain (R) 7:30, students," Lillibridge said. "In the police officer as though, to quote a balance to that drive; a time for nwErUGHr by rioting Indians, Merrick arrests West HarHerd future, it may get tougher. " British critic, "all the smells of rest and surrender, a place Floor Show - Oinclng Seven Illing students were asked Hari, she is pregnant and the plot is •> S™ ’ Koroto Kid (PG) 7, India lingered just below his off and running. where power is not important, 9:30. — Ghostbusters (PG) 7, 9:30, if they approved of the idea of band nostrils.” And yet at times he The subtle interplay of social where the qualities of humility, auditions. Absolutely not, all demands sympathy. ALGENTU forces is at work as the British empathy, and gentleness can agreed. Playing an instrument "is Piggot-Smith, primarily a Sha­ come forth. n( lie Mil NC UNI an opprtunity." said Boober. " I Empire disintegrates and its ★ EXOTIC ★ kespearean actor who also played "jewel " is lost to the Crown, but think everyone should have that Dr. Watson in London and Broad­ The Rev. John Holliger SHOWGIRL don't expect a 14-part series on featuring right without having to audition." way productions of "Sherlock at. George's Church India. Bolton *D«IC£ PUIS* *EU E OKIItlM* Some help is on the way in the Holmes." commands the screen •MOI SIINTI* form of a new band-backers group. DANCERS whenever Merrick appears, mm ANDOINERSI Called “Friends of Music," its whether he is stiffly proposing to CONTINUOUS goals are to boost awareness of an upper middle class English girl, , ^ 85 E. CENTER ST.l FROM 6 PM, 7 NIGHTS A WEEK music programs and raise money beating her Indian lover or confid­ F l ^ RESTAURANT for trips, tubas and other itens ing, “ There is no love between 649-5268 ilA 6, B*n (UA), Ed If IM d o to which don't fit in the schooi board human beings. Only power and BOUNTY budget. fear.” SATURDAY, JANUARY 26 Members are hoping to convince World War II is playing off-stage INN 9 ti 1 A.M. townspeople that school bands as "The Jewel in the Crown” WEEKEND SPECIAL CASH & CARRY 4 deserve better funding, as well as unfolds. The British have lost CALL 487-0836 Tickets: $12.00 per couple donations. The next chance Illing Malaya and Burma to the Japa­ Christmas Parties & Stags Fh Tidiil lifmitiN Ul: 241-0053 and Bennet bands will have to nese and Mahatma Gandhi is $Q 72 Route 32, Mansfield Dimi HmnnlM] Ul: 643-2342 prove that claim is tonight night, trying to force them,)out of India. leWIt UeSME CUM SF MSCSiSTa when both will put on their annual Mini Carnations Clips from newsreels are in­ b u n c h p, Rl 32 winter concerts. terspersed with the story to keep ------Rt 195 ' Bounty Inn 44 —-sdrJ 14 - MANCIIKSTKH IIKHAl.1), Thlirsd.iy IVc 13 l!tH4 M .W t'HKSTKR HKKAI.D. riiiir.sd.ix Di*i i:t 19K4 I.'. Joe sends season’s greetings to his feiiow fishermen

This is the timi-of year when I think of how fortunate Sidney. Nova Scoitu. The first year Haul and I stayed W-irren Warner, of Stowe, Vt., didn’t make it this I am to know so many people And that I can call so in our own trailer, and did our own cooking. Marge year, and we missed him. Maybe next year. Super many of them friends sent over dessert three nights out ol five. I think she good fisherman, a man’s man. Has the distinction of SPORTS Not just the people here at home, my fishing figured we weren't getting enough to eat. unintentionally foul-hooking three fish in one pool in buddies, hunting buddies, shooting buddies, and just Bill is a great fisherman, and keeps me informed all one day. Great sport, with a dry wit. good friends here in this area, but the Iriends I \e Joe's World year long as to the goings on in Nova Scotia. Jim Grey from outside Philadelphia. The man who made all around the globe. .Another good buddy is a Nutmegger, Dick Ix;e. wrote "Handbook for the Margaree." A fine salmon What brings it all to mind are the holiday greetings Joe Garman Dick, his wife and son generally travel up from fisherman (took a 48-pound salmon in Norway this East icemen prove too much for Enfield that come in the mail from all over at this time ot \ e.ir Connecticut each year and are part of the enclave. summer) and a gentleman from the word go. An interesting facet to this mail is that the salm r. Dick is a great raconteur, joke teller, and super He couldn't have been more gracious to the two fishermen and the Nova Scotians (where 1 de ir.;. musician, with his guitar. Plays it each night in'the newcomers to the Margaree that first year Paul By Bob Popetti The Eagles opened their season backchecking as keys to the quicker and more aggressive Parent for his second at 12: It), and m.irker. and then a wrap .iround salmon fishing) are the first to rememtier living room of the farmhouse, with great ditties to’ Bengslon and I arrived on the scene. Showed us the Herald Sports Writer with a 5-1 rout of Fermi High lopsided score — and decided 40-16 tonight, and they anticipated then Jerry O'Sullivan stuffed in a tally by Olender otiened it up lo6 2. accompany his "gittin" ' I've already written a column on l.aird ami Me."> river, the pools, and introduced us to everyone he Saturday at Bolton. East will get margin in shots on goal. well." rebound with just over a minute "It’s demoralizing to give up Hart, the fine people who own the farm and tied ane. because he hasi! t taken a fish in two Good fisherman, too. Followed down behind me as I knew. BOLTON — Checking out the its first taste of "away” hockey "Every time they came out of And Clarkin reminded: remaining. O'Sullivan’s marker go.ils .It the end of the (icriod ' breakfast place* wliere all of us congregate ,r. waded a pool, and took a salmon right out of the same high school hockey schedule this this coming Saturday, when it "They're a veteran club, they was made possible by a deft move added ('lai kiii Tommy Murphy of Margaree Center is the game the zone, our kids came back to Margan*c*. Now I d like you to meet sonic* cif the water I had covered five minutes before. week, the big game in the area takes on Suffield High at the help the defense." didn't lose that much. " by winger Dave Olender. who Tcdoldi ami Kevin Hull com others. warden. The man with the power. He’s on the river promised to be Wednesday night's pleted Hu* scoring for East in the HIS SIOKKICK of many years is Hollister Holly " He tells a joke that breaks you up while you're Enfield Twin Rinks at 1:30. "Our line changing was more He meant players to graduation, pulled the puck by a diving Harry Kdel of St. Michaels. Met . is a longtime from morning until night, interested in everything match-up between East Catholic Hurd iicriod while the Haiders .fahrsep. of Oxford Nova Scotia Holly is a guide, trying to cast. Your line, leader, and fly end up in a Enfield, which blasted Manches­ disciplined, and our face-off cover­ but the statement could pertain to defenseman at the top of the right regular He's a true gentleman who has been that’s going on. Not just from a legal point of view, but and Enfield High, two skate and ter High, 10-4, in its opener, is now games, as well. circle and fired it on net. were managing just four shots on fisherman exirodinaire. and a good complement to tangled mess on the water, 'cause you're doubled up just plain interested. Fantastic sense of humor, too. age got better at the end. so we're traveling to the Margart*c* lor many years Harry, at Harry Both have a trc*mendous wit. and the stick squads that have made 1- 1. East didn't overwhelm Enfield Gallahue extended the lead to4 1 goal ill Hu* final 15 miiuites from laughter. After spending a day on the river with When 1 caught my big fish in October, be said he was continuing to play better." he age 79. is a real salmon lishc*riii.ui lie* is in Hu* waK*r com eI satIons belw een them anti w ith them, keep you names for themselves in the 1980’s, East coach Vic Russo, in only his from the outset, though the victors with a power play deflection goal him, my stomach muscles ache from laughing so going to erect a brass tablet on the spot. But only after added. »e;irly in the morning, and doesn't (|uit until just fu*fori* warm on tfie eoltlesl days on tfie river Did the contest live up to its second game at the Eagles’ helm slowly but surely established dom­ at 5:43 of the middle period Russo lauded the Eagles' line much. he checked for witnesses. Dan Thebeau and Brian Gal- supper Harry calls Holly Sjirigo. ' When I asked him how billing? Nope. after guiding South Windsor High lahue led the East attack with two ination. The teams traded goals — Winning goalie Steve Cavallo then comliination ol Tliebeau. Parent Bright . c*hc*c*rful and f ull ot fu*ll. Harry grt*c*ts me* the* Did East Catholic further verify for five seasons, was obviously Thebeau for the Eagles and Tim made one of his only mistakes of and Mike Elaiiiiery "a good, he eame up with that , he replied Joseph, that'sshort T H E N T H E R E ’S Bill Siebert. a line salmon goals apiece, while Rob Tedoldi same w;iy each morning 'Oli* ,tose l.et s give* 'i*m Now I think you can understand why we go back what most scholastic coaches from Carpenter for the Raiders — and the night, allowing a shot by all-around, two way hue". Tedol- lor sprig'o liolly I almost beaneci him fisherman, who went, get this now, F O l’R TE E N every year. pleased with the balanced perfor­ was top point man with a goal and hefl. He'fl east ii fly w ith the best, and is iiilc*re.stc*d in the upper half of the state have mance that saw 13 players garner engaged in back and forth hockey Raiders’ S(*olt Beblo to trickle in di's line (whieli .ii*(*ouiiled for four 1* rom the first day wc* came up to the Margaret*. years on the Margaree without taking a fish. Caught two assists. everyone tuid ecerylhing htipiiening on the river He been contending? That the defend­ points. for the better part of the first off his block, less than a minute goals) and Hie mi(iroviiig defen Holly and his good wife. Killeen opent*ti their house to salmon all his adult life on other salmon rivers. But Raiders’ coach Phil Clarkin. who always ha.s ti cjuiek cjiiip for every situation Joe Garman, a Manchester resident for many ing Division II champion Eagles period. Then East pat*ed by later. sive pairing ol B .1 llesliii and Vic Us and made us wc*leome not the Margaree. This year he took live fish in five "We showed good intensity, and fields a relatively young team this Bight at this point he calls himself the* arch years, is a recognized authority on the subject of are just as talent-laden this year? there was some improvement over pressurized forechecking, blitzed But* the Eagles i*ame ba(*k to Serrambama So did Bill Sliejifierd and his wife, .Marge, from days. We had quite a celebration. bamboo fly rods, and the sport of fly fishing. year, had nothing but praise for the Yup. our first game,” said Russo, last potent Eagles. "You have to goalie Scott Kokoszka for a pair of again score two goals at the end of East defeii.seuiaii Jason Haiilord East turned Enfield inside-out at •season’s high school Coach-of-the- attribute the outcome to the tallies in the final three minutes of the period Gallahue. on one of the also chipped iii with his usual the Bolton Ice Palace, romping Year. Russo cited the Eagles' discipline and skill of East Ca- the stanza to take a 3-1 lead. better individual efforts of the steady effort in liolh ends of the About Town and stomping to an easy, 8-2 win. dogged forechecking and hustling thnlif* ” riarkin noted. “ They were Thebeau lipped in a shot by Steve night, notched an unassisted action. NBA roundup Santa visits Main Street Tw o students commended Santa Claus will stop in stores on Main Street on Scott A. Burgess, son of Mr, and Mrs. Peter S. Saturday and on Dec. 22 from 11:30 a m. to 2 p.m. to Burgess of Manchester and Heidi Clark, daughter of pick winning entries for the Main Street Merchants Dr. and Mrs. William Clark of Bolton, haVe received Association weekly raffles. letters of commendation from the National Merit All is calm; 76ers clip Celtics More than $500 worth of prizes is being offererd this Scholarship Program for outstanding performance on week and next week. Coupons are being run in the 3 the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude National Merit By Joe llluzzi said. “ I don’t want to force Nimphius with one minute to play Manchester Herald. The grand prize will be a video pulled down 16 rebounds while Scholarship Qualifying Test, whch they took in anything but Billy told me to take and a basket by Mark Aguirre as cassette recorder. United Press International guards Otis Birdsong and Micheal October. Burgess and Clark are students at the the shots. If I didn’t get them, I Ray Richardson each had 27 points the 24-second buzzer sounded with Loomis Chaffee School in Windsor. The last time the Celtics and the would pass off, but I got them.” to help injury-depleted New Jersey 34 seconds left ended a Kansas City Kersting wins vet award 76ers met. Larry Bird and Julius Rookie Charles Barkley added snap a five-game losing .streak. comeback and lifted the Mavs over Craft Club sets sale, show Erving got involved in a heated two free throws with 11 seconds The Nets dre.s.sed nine players and the Kings. Aguirre paced the Dr. Edwin J, Kersting of Manchester, professor of brawl. The two NBA powers remaining to ensure the 76ers’ eight played. Mavericks with 27, while Rolando clinical veterinary medicine in the department of Spencer Village Craft Club will hold its Christmas hooked up again last night and eighth victory in their last nine Blackman had 25 and Dale Ellis microchemistry at the University of Connecticut, has craft show and sale Saturday from 10 a.m, to 4 p.m. in everyone was (expecting another games, and even his club’s record Pistons 102, Bulls 95 scored 19 — 10 of those coming in been honored for his contribution to veterinary the Community Hall of Spencer Village on,Pascal battle between the stars but it was in the season series against Boston the fourth quarter. medicine by the University of Pennsylvania School of Lane. Club members made the items on sale to raise Andrew Toney who came out with at one game apiece. The Celtics At Pontiac, Mich . Isiah Thomas Veterinary Medicine, which presented him its money for shut-ins and children. the f|re in his eyes, lost for only the third time in 22 scored 23 points and Detroit rallied Centennial Award of Merit. The award ceremony was Toney, nagged by a sprained games. back after blowing a I.5-point Spurs 126, Nuggets 105 held in Philidelphia on Dec. 8 as part of the school's third-quarter its fifth victory in the ankle, came to life in the fourth Moses Malone led the 76ers with 100th anniversary celebration. Retirees elect officers quarter and canned a long jumper last six game.s. Vinnie Johnson had At San Antonio, Texas. Johnny 33 points. Barkley added 17 and 16 points for the Pistons and Moore had 14 points, 10 rebounds EAST H A R TFO R D - The Pratt & Whitney with 1:29 left that propelled the Erving and Maurice Cheeks 16. Chicago’s Michael Jordon hit for and 16 assists to pace San Antonio. Bridge Club resuJts Retiree’s Club will meet Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Sixers to 110-107 victory over Bird, who was booed by the sellout Boston. 21. Moore’s third triple-double of his Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Club. 200 Clement Road, to crowd at the Spectrum every time career helped the Spurs defeat the Manchester AM Bridge Club results for the games elect and install officers. “ Unfortunately, whenever he on Dec. 3 have been announced. They are: he touched the ball, finished with a Nuggets, the leaders of the Midw­ (Toney) is in a slump, it seems that game-high 34. Dennis Johnson Hawks 116, Cavs 99 North south: Burt Smyth and Flo Smyth, first: Ann the Celtics always show up." est Division, for the 11th straight added 22 and Cedric Maxwell 16 for At New Orleans, Dominique time in Sun Antonio Staub and Murray Powell, second; and John Greene Science center open house Boston Coach K.C. Jones said. the Celtics. Wilkins scored 33 points to lead and A1 Berggren, third. “His eyes light up. He comes back A\ ON — The Talcott Mountain Academy of Science "It was everything that a Sixers- Atlanta. The Hawks broke from a East-west: Jim Baker and Hal Lucal, first; Jim strong every time against us." and Mathematics will hold an open house from 10 to 11 Celtics game is supposed to be," 6-6 tie 1:27 into the game to build a Lakers 131, Warriors 107 Lesaure and Saul Cohen, second: and Marge Warner The high-scoring Toney finished a m. Tuesday. The academy is a day school for fifth Cunningham said. " I thought 36-14 lead at the end of the first At Inglewood. Calif., Mike and Bette Martin, third. with only 13 points, but he packed through eighth graders. After coffee and an informal Andrew was a big factor the way he quarter behind balanced scoring McGee scored 17 points as the Results for Dec. 6. open pair club championship, six points into the final four discussion, guests will tour the complex, which got it going at the end. Everybody from Wilkins, Tree Rollins, Eddje Lakers coasted by Golden State. include: minutes to keep Philadelphia alive includes science laboratories, a meteorology station, who was supposed to play big lived Johnson and Mike Glenn, Cleve­ The Lakers, who have won 15 of North-south: Ann DeMartin and Phyllis Pierson, in the rollercoster game. The shot up to their billing.” their last 24 games, led 102-61 after first and overall winners: Ellen Goldberg and Joyce and computer laboratories. land was led by Paul Thompson's he hit with 1:29 to go put the 76ers 23 points. three periods and did not use any of UPI photo Rossi, second, and Jim Baker and Sonja Gray, third’ ahead to stay. Wilber at Mason session Nets 116, Bucks 109 its starters the final 16 minutes. East-west: Ann Staub and Mary Willhide. first “Billy (Cunningham, the 76ers’ Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Byron Boston’s Cedric Maxwell (31) tries to get shot over Harvey Sirota and Frank Bloomer, second: and Mary E LLIN G TO N — Adoniram Council of Royal and coach) wanted me to get more At East Rutherford, N.J., Buck Mavericks 116, Kings 107 Scott each had 15 points for Los Philadelphia’s Charles Barkley (34) in NBA action Warren and Margaret Boyle, third. Select Masons will meet Fridya at 8 p.m. in the aggressive near the end," Toney Williams scored 28* points and At Dallas, a steal by Kurt Angeles. Wednesday night. 76ers won, 110-107. Masonic Temple on Orchard St. Most Puissant Grand Hanukah dance at Center Master of Connecticut Irving W. Wilber will pay a HARTFORD — The Greater Hartford Jewish fraternal visit. E Community Center’s young adult group will have a Hanukah dance Dec. 22 from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Hospital offers back talk When is home not home? center, 335 Bloomfield Ave. Admission is $5 for members and $7 for non-members. Those planning to VERNON — "The Back and How to Keep It attend may call Ellen at 236-4571, extension 38 bv Dec Healthy" is the title of a breakfast lecture Dec. 19 at 8 When is a home game not a home game? It’s 20. a m at Rockville General Hospital. Wilhelmina when it is on the road. Werkhoven, director of the hospital’s physical UConn basketball knows about them. therapy (lepartment, and Diane Desruisseaux. They had one of those. Tuesday night in New Thoughts AARP plans theater trip assistant director, will speak on preventive back care, Haven at the Coliseum. correct use of backs, and avoiding back pain and “ Let's face it, this is an away game for us,” ApLENty C AARP Chapter 1275 has rescheduled its trip to problems. Herald photo by Pinto Coachlight Dinner Theater to Feb. 7. Those who Connecticut coach Dom Perno said, not being Reservations are required for the $4 breakfast Call Len Auster cannot attend this matinee or those who wish more critical of the schedulemaker. 872-0501 extension 264 weekdays from 8 a.m. to 4*30 Sports Editor information may call Jeanne Johnson. 646-1617. Well, the fans have something to say about Noe! taie told by puppets p.m. UConn at ’home’ in New Haven. Puppeteers, from left, Chris Davey, Matt They stay home. presented at Faith Baptist Church at 7 There was a meager crowd of 2.535 in Brubaker and Paul Beliasov rehearse for p.m. Sunday as part of the Sunday Unions want attendance. whether they’re wearing the home white a skit which will explore how man came school Christmas program. Songs and Connecticut has package deals for its eight uniforms or the road reds. t" understand the, true meaning of readings are also planned. VDT safety games in Storrs and eight games at the Hartford Civic Center, either separate or in a package. Home is where the heart is. Ciuistmas. The puppet show will be UConn’s heart is definitely not in New Haven. By Dan Carmichael The New Haven game starts from 'O’ and It’s about time that site becomes only a United Press International works its way up. reminder. Tim Tolokan, direction of media relations for W ASHINGTON - Video display- UConn, said the Huskies would be lucky to draw College Notes terminals. currently used by 10 4,000 for the game. No Monday practice million workers, pose health prob­ They didn’t. Pemo may call off further Monday practices. lems as serious as those facing And — it seemed — the majority of the fans Eddie Williams was injured on Monday, Dec. 3, Johnson in college play Trinity honors Sears industrial workers in the 19.30s, two were there to support Fairfield. and has missed four games with a cracked bone in national unions said in launching This is having the homecourt advantage? Leslie A. Johnson, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. his right hand. Tim m y Coles, leading Husky Courtland P. Sears III, son of Mr. and Mrs an 18-state safety campaign. Hardly. William Johnson of Manchester, recently was sound rebounder with 8.8 caroms per game, suffered Courtland P. Sears Jr. of 2 W. Carter St., has been "The health and safety problems cciordinator in a prodiiclion of Lanford Wilson's ' The strained lateral and colateral ligaments in his named a President's Fellow at Trinity College in faced by today’s office workers are The time has come for Connecticut to terminate Fifthof July" at Hobart and William Smith Colleges in right knee this past Monday and missed the UPI photo Geneva. N.Y. Hartford. Sears is a 1981 graduate of Manchester High no less serious than the problems its relationship with the New Haven Coliseum. Fairfield game. Buffalo’s Craig Ramsey (left) hooks up School. faced by industrial workers in the People, for various reasons, don’t like the drive action Wednesday night at Civic Center. The production is entered in the American College Both are questionable for Saturday night’s date 1930s and they are even more and don’t like the facility itself. with Hartford’s Paul Fenton (11) in Clubs deadlocked, 2-2. Theater Festival. Presentation are selected for a with Rhode Island at the Field House in Storrs. Wieezorek honored insidmus because of their sub­ New Haven made itself available to UConn on national program at the John F. Kennedy Center in Elizabeth M. Wieezorek, a senior at Connecticut tlety," said John Sweeney, presi­ short notice when the roof fell in at the Hartford Mets deal liked Washington D C. Johnson also took part in an annual Civic Center and the school/administration was student Phonothon which rai.sed $202,e.W in pledges C()llege in New London, recently was named a dent of the 850,000-member Service for the colleges. Winthrop scholar, the highest academic honor given Employees International Union. most grateful. It agreed to have a certain number I like the Mets deal for Gary Carter. Of course, Whalers learn lesson in tie by tbe school. At a news conference Wednes­ of games in New Haven afterwards. they gave up some talent in shortstop Hubie The designation accords her early membership in day to announce tbe safety drive, It’s about time that agreement comes to a Brooks and promising youngsters outfielder HARTFORD (UPI) - The Hart­ when Cyr knotted the score at 2-2. road this .sca.son Regan at Immaculata the college chapter of Phi Beta Kappa. She is the Karen Nussbaum, head of the demise. Herm Winningham and pitcher Floyd Youmans, ford Whalers learned an important He skated around Zuke, deked "We’re just not scoring enough National Association of Working but how could you argue obtaining a seven-time lesson Wednesday — they can’t goaltender Greg Millen and tucked goals," said Buffalo i*oa<*h .Scolly Katherine M. Regan of Manchester, a Manchester daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kazimierz Wieezorek of 839 UConn couldn’t have the Hartford Civic Center All-Star catcher. Center St. and a graduate of Loomis Chaffee School. Women, also known as9to5,saida forget about offense when they're a low backhander past his glove Bowman, who nr*eds just one High Sc*hool graduate, is a freshman at Immaculata for its Fairfield game because the Boston Celtics With power. high percentage of V D T users are were in town. And they couldn’t have it nursing a one-goal lead in the final side. victory to be(*ome the winningest College, Immaculata. Penn. With a rifle arm on the defensive end.. period. low-paid female clerical workers. Wednesday night because the Whalers, the prime Craig Ramsay cut the Whalers’ <*oach in N HL history "Hut we’re It was an early Christmas present by General Radiation stops spoiling She said more and more people tenants, skated against the Buffalo Sabres. "We’ve got to keep going when lead to 2-1 at 11:'24 of the .second not complaining about it because Benjamin, Ferguson, RPI are using VDTs — up to 40 million Manager Frank Cashen to Manager Davey we have a lead and not get period when he took a pass from the offense will come, and right Tonight was ruled out by Fairfield as too close to Johnson. ,, (UPI) — Although the word by 1990 — while researchers still an upcoming Saturday night date. ourselves into a defensive shell," Dave Fenyves and scored on a now, we re playing good defense Karen Benjamin of 4029 South St., Coventry, and Carter, 30, is coming off a 27-homer, 106-RBI, said Whalers center Mike Zuke 3 "radiation" alone can cause people to squirm, are trying to determine what partial breakaway. Torrie Robert­ and our goaltending is as strong as Malcolm Leigh Ferguson of 11 Converse Road And apparently Fairfield is not too keen on .294 season. gamma rays may soon replace conventional health threats they may pose. playing home-and-home with the Huskies in after Paul C yr’s goal with 8:07 son’s breakaway goal at 3:55 of the it was last year." Bolton, are enrolled in the freshman class at "H e’s a manager’s dream,” said Johnson. preservatives as a way to keep food from spoiling Storrs and back on the Stags’ campus. remaining in the final period lifted second period boosted Hartford to According fo the NHL, Bowman Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, N."y. "Office workers are being asked ’’"You don’t have to look at the stats to know that according to a food and nutrition expert. Fairfield should not be dictating terms. And the Buffalo Sabres to a 2-2 a 2-0 advantage has 690 coaching victories But the Benjamin, an East Catholic High School graduate, Exposing foods to radiation, a practice already to be the guinea pigs while the he can help you both offensively and defensively. overtime tie with Hartford, Hartford took a 1-0 first period scientists catch up" on V D T UConn officials should wise up that the way it is man who (*oached the Montreal is majoring in physics. Ferguson, a Bolton High underway in several European countries and Japan, Let’s just say it’s going to make my job a lot Neither team had a good scoring lead on a power-play goal by Mark CanadJens to five Stunh*y Cup School graduate, is majoring in engineering. research, Nussbaum said. now, Fairfield enjoys the advantage either way. easier next season." can prolong their shelf lives and destroy harmful opportunity in overtime. Buffalo Johnson and limited Buffalo to champions during the I970’s dis took two shots in the extra session bacteria, says Joanne Slavin of the University of "At the very least, the evidence three shots. Ron Francis centered putes that. and Hartford managed only one. Haloburdo in PR group Minnesota’s Agricultural Extension Service. adds up to ^ very serious red flag out front to Johnson, who rifled a Hartford coach Jack Evans The United States, says Slavin. is one of the few for the safety of V D T workers. To 20-foot slap shot past Tom Bar- He claims he has ri*ceived credit Lynn Haloburdo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph blamed Buffalo’s style for the industrial countries that still bans irradiating food. take the (industry) position that Franchise moves to be scrutinized rasso at 14:27. for victories when he wasn’t Haloburdo of 33 Laurwood Drive. Bolton, is chairman low-scoring game. Currently the Food and Drug Administration allows we should not provide precaution­ Hartford, 10-13-4, is 2-0-1 in its behind the luinch and that he knows of the Public Relations Committee of Student PHOENIX, Ariz. (UPI) - Sen. regards to moves and to seek an announcement could come as soon "Buffalo played its usual close- only the irradiation of spices, and is considering ary measures until further re­ last three games. when he will break Dick Irvin’s Activities Board at Ithaca College. Haloburdo, a Dennis DeConcini, D-Ariz., sup­ expansion team, and had every as Monday. He added that the checking game," said Evans "It’s proposals for fresh fruits and vegetables search is complete is irresponsi­ "We’re playing good team de­ record. ports legislation to stabilize move­ reason to believe that next time, senator learned of the impending unfortunate that we didn’t get junior mathmatics major, is a 1982 graduate of Bolton When food is exposed to low levels of gamma rays, ble," Nussbaum said, adding that fense." declared Millen, whofaced "I was away in Sarajevo (ot the High School. ment of pro sports franchises — Phoenix would get one,” Maynes move from sources he would not more scoring chances, but Buffalo the micro-organisms causing spoilage are destroyed the terminals "now constitute the only 20 Sabres’ shots. "It's not just Olympic Games) for three games as well as insects and parasites, Slavin says. Even unless .it’s legislation that would said. disclose. played a tenacious game." the defensemen — it’s all five guys last year and they gave me credit greatest health threat to "try and get the Phoenix Eagles to "Now that Phoenix gets its team, Evans did not agree that the Carroll In play highly perishable foods, such as fresh meat and dairy clericals." out there and it’s made my job for winning those games, ” ex­ products, will keep for weeks without refrigeration move back to Philadelphia," an he will continue to pursue iegisla- Sen. Arlen Specter, D-Pa., said Whalers tried to sit on their easier.” plained Bowman. "I know how Jennifer Carroll, a sophomore at Colby College in Herald photo by Pinto aide said. tion that would stabilize the Wednesday he would introduce one-goal lead. after exposure to radiation. VDTs have been marketed with­ The Whalers beat Montreal and many games I ’ve won. I’m close to Waterville, Maine, played the part of Sister Serene in Bob Maynes, DeConcini’s press conditions under which teams are legislation to keep the N F L fran­ “ America may have resisted this food treatment out safety testing or regulation, ”We did not let the game slip the New York Islanders prior to the record — I won't say how close. "Over the River and Through the Woods, ” a farce by secretary, emphasized Wednes­ allowed to move,” he continued. chise in Philadelphia. method partly out of unfounded fear and partly she said, and her group is con­ Brady models bowling shirt away,” he said, "When you have a tying Buffalo. I need a few more wins, but the way 1957 Colby graduate David Mills, which had its world day that the Arizona senator was "But DeConcini’s not going to "Congress— Ruist address this one-goal lead, you don’t take because, as the best-fed nation in the world, we could cerned about possible radiation "Coach Evans has us working on we re going it may take a long premiere in Waterville Opera House on Dee, 6.7 and 8. afford to wait while other countries don't have as Debbie Oamato takes time from her Manchester the first to introduce legislation support something that would try issue Tjecause there will be an chances like gambling from the a defensive system," said Zuke. time.” Mills, a visiting preofessorat Colby thissemester. has emissions that may cause repro­ exempting pro sports from anti­ much food to waste," Slavin says. Workshop duties to admire Tim Brady's new bowling and get the Phoenix Eagles to epidemic of moves. Fans have a point. You have to protect what "We’re working on forechecking Hartford’s next outing is Satur­ spent several years in Italy working on and acting in ductive abnormalities and ’vision trust laws. She notes that a quarter of the world’s food after move back to Philadelphia.” proprietary interest and should you’ve got." and on things in our own zone in day night at the Civic Center Italian films. problems, muscle strain and high shirt. The workshop's bowling league recently gave new ’’ (DeConcini’s) approach was harvest is lost to pests and spoilage. levels of stress," shirts to all boyviers. Maynes said the Eagles will have a' say in team moves," The Whalers did just that until practice and it’s paying off." against Adams Division foe Mont­ tying to stabilize the situation in definitely move to Phoenix and an Specter said. the 11:53 mark of the third period Buffalo, 10-11-7, is 2-10-3 on the real at 7:35. » Ifi M AN CHESTER HKRAl.U, Thursduy, Dee. 13. 1984 MAN( HKSTKK HKHAl.L). Thiirsd.iv, Ih-i 13. I98-I 17 College basketball roundup NHL roundup Vi Long distance shot provides win for Cincinnati lV-’ Penguins have come long way By Joe llluzzi torus.” said Berry. "To put four in Lemieux made it 2-2 but Bossy games and increa.sed (heir lead in a row together after the horrend­ pulled off his second short-handed Bv Fred Lief put Cincinnati up 67-65 with 12 missed too many free throws and lot of improving to do. We are not Said Redmen Coach Lou Carne- to 47 by beating Cal Poly Pomona United Press lnt,ernotlonol the MIL'S Norris Division to three United Press International seconds left and Steve Mitchell’s too many layups. When a game’s there yet." secca: "At the half I told our 74-45. Olympic star Cheryl Miller ous streak we had is very breakaway to make it 3 2 It was points over the idle St lamis Blues uplifting” Bossy’s 29th goal of the season, 10-footer six seconds later tied it. that close that’s what it all gets At University Park, Pa., Kenny players the same thing I’ve told my had 17 points and 16 rebounds for V’ou can tell the Pittsburgh I New York Islanders Coach Al tying him with Edmonton's Jan The University of Cincinnati, the The Bearcats inbounded with two down to” Patterson’s 19 points helped De- teams for about a hundred years — use, the two-time defending Penguins have come a long way. Leafs 6, Flyers 3 Arbour better start getting his Kurri for the NHL lead king of comedy last season with a seconds to go and Wilson’s heave Paul hike its record to 6-0. The Blue that’s to stop trying to scramble, NCAA champs. They 'are analyzing a victory team together. The former four­ Pittsburgh's .Andy Brickley tied .At Toronlo, Peter Ihnacak and record, went in for serious from beyond midcourt went in Elsewhere, No. 1 Georgetown Demons led 44-29 at the half. Craig stop taking the first shot that against the New York Islanders. time Stanley Cup champions have it 3-3 midway through the second Slewarl Gavin contributed two drama Wednesday night. cleanly. routed American 86-64, No. 2 Collins had 12 points for Penn comes and play hard but be Also: Iona 72, St. Francis (N.Y.) The old Penguins would have just dropped games on consecutive period. goals each to pace Ihe Maple Leafs Ihe Bearcats upset No. 18 "That was a player’s play," DePaul downed Penn State 78- 61, State. patient.” 60; Maine, 63, Valparaiso 61; taken the two points and run — in nights to the Patrick Division to their first victory in It games. Alabama-Birmingham 69-67 on a Bearcat Coach Tony Yates said. No. 4 St. John’s ripped Davidson "1 knew Penn State would be At Glean, N.Y., Rafael Addison Niagara 67. Hartford64; Princeton disbelief. doormats — New Jersey and The viclorv moved the leafs out of 49-foot shot at the buzzer by Tony "Coaching has nothing to do when 77-51 and No. 10 Syracuse beat St. ready to play and I knew we’d have scored 15 points and Syracuse shot 51, NYU 34; Rutgers 70. Wagner Tpdd Charlesworth’s first NHL Pittsburgh. Ihe NHL b;isemenl. one ))oinl Wilson. a guy sinks a shot like that. That’s a Bonaventure. 71-59. our minds someplace else,” De- 68 percent in the second half in 64; Utica 69, Canisius 61; Auburn goal with 9: .54 remaining in the Rangers 3, Bruins 3 game boosted Pittsburgh to a 4-3 "We just don’t have enough guys ahead of Ihe A'ancouver Canueks. "When it left my hand I knew it player putting out a supreme effort At Landover, Md., Patrick Ew­ Paul Coach Joey Myer said of the boost its record to 5-0. Alvin Lott 79, Radford 57; Bowling Green 64, At New York. Reijo Riiolsalain victory over the Islanders, extend- showing up to play. The injuries to had the distance," said Wilson, a and that’s what Tony Wilson did.” ing scored 20 points and Bill Martin upcoming Georgetown game. "But had 19 points for St. Bonaventure. Akron 53; Iowa 89, Georgia State en’s loth goal of the .sea.son at 17:38 ingthe Penguin’s winning streak to Ken Morrow and Bob Nystrom one-time walk-on from the track Myron Hughes had 22 points and 19 and the Hoyas overtook their I tried to get as much intensity into "We’ve come down here four 40: Miami (Ohio) 69, Dayton 64; of the second period lifted the four games. hurt us a lot." Arbour said. Capitals 3, Stars 2 team. "I thought it would hit the McClendon 16 for the Bearcats, city rival with first-half fullcourt myself to try and show them that it times and won four times,” Syra­ Michigan 83. Eastern Michigan 72; Rangers into the tie. Boston had ” I think we asked ourselves a ’’They’re always tough players, backboard first but I knew it had a who are 4-0 and playing with a new pressure. The Hoyas, 6-0, next really mattered.” cuse Coach Jim Boeheim said. "As Michigan State 93, Western Illinois taken a 3-0 lead in the first period. At Blooniinglon. Minn . Mike coOple of questions in the last especially on the road. The other chance. I’ve fooled around with cast of players this year. UAB, 5-2, meet No. 2 DePaul Saturday. At Davidson, N.C., Chris Mullin hard as it is to play here, I don’t 61; Murray State 66, Southern The deadlock left the Bruins McEwen's go;il with 5 48 left in Ihe couple of days. ’Why did we play so guys have to pick up the slack and that kind of shot in practice but I was paced by Jerome Mincy with "Basically, I am satisfied with struck for 20 points and became the think too many coaches can say Illinois 60; Nebraska 53, Wisconsin winless in .seven straight games, third period lifled the Capitals r f / well and win three in a row?’ was they’re not.” never thought I would use it in a 17 points. our team’s performance,” George­ all-time leading scorer at St. that.” 51; Oral Roberts 82. Texas 71; and since Nov 25 against Montreal Washington has lost just once in one of them,” said Penguins Coach game." ” We had our chances,” UAB town Coach John Thompson said, John’s. The Redmen, 5-0, led 33-29 In women’s play. Southern Cal Southern Cal 76, Arkansas-Little Boston goalie Pete Peeters was Ihe its last III games, while the Bob Berry. "I think it was evident Roger McClendon’s free throws coach Gene Bartow said. "We just "It is still December and we have a at halftime before blowing it open. extended its home winning streak Rock 68. But Arbour went on to praise the taken to the hospital after he began North Sl;irs ;ire winless in seven why tonight. We got in volyed in the progress Pittsburgh has made. complaining of dizzy spells. He straight game, we finished our checks, and ’’Pittsburgh is much improved, w as hit on Ihe head hist week in we played with a lot of intensity.” they have all those kids who add a Boston during a game against Charlesworth scored after goalie lot of life and enthusiasm,” said Montreal Kelly Hrudey stopped Mario Le- Arbour. "They do certain things Flames 9, Jets 2 mieux on a stuff attempt. The Scoreboard very aggressively. They play a Hawks 5, Red Wings 1 At Calgar.v. All)ert;i. Kent Nils­ rebound slid through a maze of strong aggressive checking game. son scored a (lair of .second (leriod UPJ photo players to the top of the left circle, They’re vastly improved.” At Chicago. Steve Larm er goals and .seven other Flinies Craven, Phi, 5:24; AAarsh, Phi, 14:06; where Charlesworth recovered Poddubnv, Tor, 14:29; tatrate. Tor, 18:19. NBA standings Lakers 131, Warriors 107 Georgetown 86. American 64 Doug Shedden gave the Pen­ scored a pair of goals to lead tallied to le;id (';ilgary It also Third period—6, Philadelphia, Sln­ Islanders' Greg Gilbert (left) sends Pittsburgh's Kevin and beat Hrudey with a slapshot to guins a 1-0 lead on a power- play Chicago. Denis Savard. Troy Mur­ snapped a four game wiiiless lsalo 13 (Zezel, Propp), 2:56. 7, the short side. Hockey Bowling Eastern Conference g o l d e n s t a t e (107) goal before scores by Bryan ray, Doug Wilson also added streak for (he Flames and ended a Toronto, D erlaao 12 (Anderson), 3:07.8, A M E R IC A N (64) McCarthy to the ice in NHL action Wednesday night. "Charlesworth played tremend­ T oronto, Frycer 15 (Poddubnv, Ihnocak), Atlantic Division Short 811 2-4 14, Smith 2-7 1-2 5, Nesmith 26 80 4, Lutz 88 7-7 17, Trottier and Mike Bossy put New scores for the Black Hawks, who five-game unbeaten string for Ihe 9:46.9, Toronto, Gavin 5 (Terrlon), W L Pet. GB Whitehead 810 8010, Conner 814 84 12, Springer 4-6 2-210, W ade2-S8) 4, Ross817 Penguins upset the New Yorkers, 4-3. ous super He got a very big goal York ahead i i h:ivi. lost just one of their last six Jets 12:12. P e n a ltie s-H o w e , Phi, 9:36. Boston 19 3 .864 _ Floyd 1-7 2-2 4, M . Johnson 814 12-16 20, 2-214, Wh Ife 85806,1-7 56 7, West 1-2042. NHL standings Herald Phltadelphlo 17 5 .773 2 Burtt832-22,Alekslnos1-2842,Wllson2-3 Totals24-57182064. Shots on goal—Philadelphia 13-10-11— Washington 14 8 .636 5 2-2 6, Plum m er 14 8 0 2, Bratz 2-6 84 8, GEORGETOWN (86) Don Lessard 231-560, N an cy C urtin New Jersey 9 13 .409 10 34. Toronto 13-18-12— 43. 177-177-199-553, Ed C u rtin 532, D ave Thibeaux 18152-422. Totals39-9729-40107. Martin 7-8 85 19, Wingate 74 36 17, W oltt Conleranc* New York ..10 15... .400 lOVj Ewing 811 2-3 20, Jockson 88 1-2 7, Paindi Olvltlon Demers 203, Albert Arendt 240. P o w e r p I a V c o n V e r s I o n s — Central Division LA LAKERS (131) Williams 4-8 16 9, Broadnax 2-5 36 7, 3 W L T Ph. GF OA Sports In M ilw aukee 14 10 583 Spriggs 2-5 3-4 7, W orthy 87 2-2 12, McDonald 80 1-2 1, Moteen 1-1 80 2, Philadelphia 17 6 5 3» 121 75 Philadelphia, 30. Toronto, 4-1. cagers darkhorse in COC D etroit 13 10 .565 Abdul-Jabbar 7-81-315, E. Johnson 8 8 8 6 Floyd 0 4 46 4. Totals 3851 2832 86. W ashineton 14 9 6 34 114 91 Tee Totalers Goalies — Philadelphia. Lind­ Chicago 13 11 >42 1 13, Scott 898615, Cooper 85817, Rambis Fouled out— None. Totaisfouls— Amer- NY Islanders 15 12 1 31 1M 122 Harriet Hoslett 465, Stephanie Ander­ Atlanta 10 13 .435 3*/2 bergh. Toronto, SI. Croix. A — 16,182. 36 8 4 6, M cA d oo 8 9 1-2 13, W ilkes 4-10 Ican 21, G eorgetow n 18. M CC to hold snowball tourney By Bob Papetti noted. "Jody gives us St length He's an 6 4 .lo nathan G ililis and 6 0 .la s iiii N Y Rangers 10 14 4 24 101 117 son 206-510, B a rb a ra S hedrick 184-477, Indiana 5 17 .227 8 3^ ."" McGee 7-16 87 17, Kupchok 2-2 Pittsburgh 10 14 3 23 98 122 Rebounds— Am erican 23 (Springer 5), Herald Sports Writer The Patriots feature o'blend of Referee— Kerry Fraser; Bertha Toutoln 181-501, Shirley El- Cleveland 2 19 .095 10«/a 5-6 9, Lester 2-3 2-26. Totals 5888 3845131. Georgetown 37 (Ewing 11). Assists— ^ Manchester Community College has scheduled a snowball excellent shiHiter and ball handler, (lililis are wiiitiiig m Ihe wings New Jersey 8 15 3 19 85 111 drldge 482, Camille Scuta 185-480, Wettern Conference American 13 (Ross 4), (Georgetown 22 .senior veterans and promising and drives tu the liasket very Adams Division slo-pitch .softball tournament on Jan. 12-13, 1985, on the MCC (Jualilymg lor the post sea.son Barbara Seller! 182-183-517, Fran MIs- M M w e tl O lvltlo n (Tolden Sfote 33 13 13 46— 107 (Jackson13).A-5,112. CO VEN TR Y — Any high school .sophomores. well, " Badsteuhner deelired M ontreal 17 6 4 38 111 85 serl 178-490, Je ssie W illia m s 177-469, W L Pet. GB L A Lake rs 35 30 37 29^131 campus. loiirnament. w hich requires just a Ouebec 13 12 4 30 112 109 basketball coach would envy Cov­ Though four seniors w ill start, Rangers 3. Bruins 3 L in d a M a h e r 178-175-484, C in d y Dodson Denver 15 7 .682 Thre8polnt goals—Cooper. Fouled Registration deadline is Monday. "We're not just tall liut we re big 40 per cent wmiimg record, is a Buffalo 10 II 7 27 100 94 189-470, Anita Shorts 454, Rose Robl- Houston 13 10 .565 -2'/2 out— None. Total fouls—(talden Wednesday's coiiege resuits entry High mentor Ron Bad- just two return from last season. Boston II 13 4 26 96 91 and tough physieally with players modest giial fur Cuventry deau 202-177-517, T e rry P risk w a ld o Utah 12 11 .522 3'/a State 33, L a k e rs 31. R e b o u n d s— I M(?n. women and co-ed divisions will compete in single sleubner this year. Who wouldn't 6-1 guard Bret Laferriere and 6-0 H artford 10 13 4 24 88 116 B o lto n 3 0 0 0—3 D allas 11 11 like Morton, Hacksunda and laifer "Iw oiild think we'ddoal least as 180-496, Lou T outain 179, Lee Bean 300 4 Golden State 36 (M. Johnson 7), Lakers East elimination play. Awards will be presented to all champions and Cam gbill Conference NY Rongon 2 10 0—3 183-510, M a r y Schultz 465, L o rn a S a lv a ­ San Antonio 11 12 .478 4Va 53 (Ram bis 13). Assists— Golden State 24 relish in the prospects of starting guard Bob Harris. Forward Bob riere, " he added Hacksunda. well as last ye;ir and wedoliave Norris Division First period—1, Boston, Simmer 15 Kansas City 5 16 .238 9Va A lb any St. U.74, Rensselaer P o ly 60 runner.s-up in the divisions. five players w ith a minimum tore 175-478, C a ro l R o drigue 178-495, (Conner,Floyd4each), Lakers 34 (E. Alliance (Pa.) 91, Thiel 83 Hacksunda i.s a 6-1 transfer student described as aggressive ;iroiind a shot at the le;igiie. " conles.sed W L T Pts. OF OA (LInsem on), 0:55.2, Boston, M iddleton 12 W endy M o n cln l 176-183-495, M a ryA n n Pocinc Olvltlon Johnson 10). Technical— Burtt Chicogo 14 12 3 31 123 106 {Bourque, O’Connell), pp, 11:16. 3, Bucknell 82, Wilkes 62 Additional information is available at 647-6058. Minimum fee of height of six feet tall? And there's from East Catholic, while 6-3 the basket, w ill be awtdeomed Badsleulmer "Our first two Zowlllnskl 197-517, Donna M iller 191- L A Lakers 15 9 .625 __ (elected), Scott (elected), Floyd $50 is re((uired per team. St. Louis 12 10 4 28 103 96 Boston, Bourque 6 (Theiln, LInsemon), 492, Deana R ich a rd 191-498. Phoenix 14 10 1 City Coll, of NY 71, Medgar Evers 58 more on the way . center Jody Morton was academi­ .583 (elected). Golden State (Illegal Chevnev 70, Shippensburg 49 addition. The Coventry I'oachcited league games;ireagainst Portland Detroit 10 16 3 23 108 138 pp, 15:06. 4, New York Rangers, Beck 3 Portlond 13 10 .565 V/a defense). A — 12,476. "This is probably (he biggest cally ineligible in '83-84, after M innesota 8 15 6 22 98 117 (Huber), 17:31. 5, New York Steve DePaul 78, Penn St. 61 Liiferriere, one of the team le;id iiiid Cromwell If we lieal them, Seattle 10 12 .455 4 team I've had since I've been Toronto 5 19 5 15 91 138 Patrick 3 (Hedberg, Ruotsalainen), pp, Gaiaxies LA Clippers 10 14 .417 5 (3annon 97, Slippery Rock 78 Giliberto earns fourth letter starting as a .sophomore the year ers, as the (Miint guard we ll Im' right iqi there” Iona 72, St. Fra n cis (N Y) 60 SmyttM Division 19:55. Penalties—MMbury, Bos, Golden State 7 16 .304 7Va Hawk8l16,Cavaiiers99 here." said Badsleubner, w h o before. Senior Mike Kornfeld, a 6 3 Schedule: Decemlier l:V Tolland tetm onton 20 4 3 43 140 81 6:16; O 'R e lllv, Bos, 6:27; Steve Patrick, Shirley Schultz 128-347, Sally Philips Wednesday's Results Ithaca 68, Oneonta 43 MIDDLETOWN — Mike Giliberto, a senior at Wesleyan begins hi.s 19th year of Coventry C olgarv 16 10 3 35 147 112 N Y , 6:27; jo m e s P atrick, N Y , 11:11, 342, Sandl Paganl 349, GIsele Golding Maine, 63, Valparaiso 61 Sophomore Jason Garrick, a 6-3 forward-center, and junior Jeff A. 18 Portland A. 21 Cromwell H, 28 126-133-372. New Jersey 116, M ilw aukee 109 Cniversity, earned his fourth varsity letter in football this past W innipeg 15 10 3 33 120 112 New Y ork, too m any men on Ice (served Phllodelphla 110, Boston 107 C L E V E L A N D (99) M lllersville 98, CobrInI 73 basketball Saturday nighl when forward, rounds out the starting Dimmock, a .5-11 guard,orealsoon , E () Smith H 6 .'to Los Angeles 12 11 5 29 124 110 by Detroit 102, Chicago 95 Hinson 8 7 8 0 6, Thompson 11-261-1 23, Monmouth 60, Brooklyn 59 fill 1. the Patriots visit Tolland High. five and heads a potentially hand Turpln8138S12,Bagley1-4802,Oovls810 M ontclair St. 99, Rutgers-Newark 51 J;inuary 4 Rocky Hill H. 11 Bacon Vuncouver 6 21 2 14 90 168 Sandstrom), 14:24; LInsemon, Bos, Home Engineers Atlanta 116, Cleveland 99 Giliberto had 613yardshissenioryearon 166carries,a 3.7yard Coventry, 14-6 a year ago, could awesome group of lOth graders' Wednesday's Results 18:36. Dallas 116, Kansas City 107 389, Hubbard4-114-612Shelton89808, Moravian 54. Allentown 50 "The sophomores are good ball Ac;idemy A, 14 ViiKil Tech A, 18 Boston 3, N.Y. Rangers 3 Second period—6, New York Ruot­ Chris Sullivan 182-462, Diane Cote San Antonio 126, Denver 105 West 2-5 2-2 6, W l Ison2-3387, Coo k 822-2 2, N iagara 67, H artford 64 average. He completed his career with 1,841 yards, .37 shorts of be the darkhorse in the Charter "We have good balance because players, and though they'll make RHAM II. 22 Cheney Tech II. 25 Buffalo 2, Hartford 2 salainen 10 (Sundstrom), 17:38. Penalties 188-178-523, M o ly D v o ra k 200-492, C aro l L.A. Lakers 131, (talden State 107 Poauetfe4-78513.Totals3897282999. P hilo. Textile 67, L ock Haven 63 the all-time Wesleyan career record. Oak Conference this season. a lot of younger kids will be .some inexperienced mistakes, we Pittsburgh 4, N.Y. Islanders 3 — Beck, N Y , 8:32. Scott 175-490, Lorraine Stratton 197, Potsdam 68, (Dswego 45 Bolton A. 29 Portland II. Thursday's Games A T L A N T A (116) League favorites Portland and contributing,'” said Badsleubner: Toronto 6, Philadelphia 3 Third period—None. Penalties— F ra n O 'B rie n 178464, Ruth Skiba 466, (All Times EST) Princeton 5), New York U. 34 Giliberto, son of Mr. and Mrs. .Seb Gilibertoof East Hartford is hope by the end of this year that at February I Cromwell A, 5 Rocky Chicago 5. Detroit 1 Bourque, Bos, 13:53; O'Reilly, Bos, Janet Schwenzteler 457, Shirley El- Utah a t New Y ork, 7:30 p.m. Levlnoston8123-314, W ilkins 11-251812 Rutgers 70, Wagner 64 majoring in English. Cromwell have gotten the most "Basically, we're bigger than last least five of them will luive roles," Hill A. 8 East Hampton II. 12 Bacon Washington 3, Minnesota 2 19:28; Sondstrom, N Y , 19:28. d rld g e 451, P h y llis H e rita g e 456, Lyn n Atlonta a t Houston, 8:30 p.m. 33, Rollins 85 84 13, Johnson 8)1 1-2 11, Scranton 72, Ursinus 64 pre-season publicity, but that suits year and should be a better Calgary 9, Winnipeg 2 Rivers 888814, Glenn 6-82-314, W illis 89 Southampton 68, Dowling 56 said Badsteuhner Academy II. 15 Vinal 1’eeh II, 22 Davis 492, Trudi Zuldema 457, Bobbi Woshington at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Badsteuhner just fine. rebounding team. " Thursday’s Gomes Overtime— None. Penalties— None. G re co 458. Po rtlan d at L.A . Clippers, 10:30p.m. 1-2 1), Russell 82 2-2 2,Hostlngs2-3804, Springfield 53, Union 37 Explorers in action Sunday Other varsity siiphomores m Cheney Tech A, 26 Bolton II, 28 (All Times EST) L.A. Lakers at Seattle, 10:30p.m. Brown81 800, Lowe81040.Totols4885 Staten Island 86, Hunter 74 "I like the low profile, there's The return of Morton may be the elude 6-3 Richard Regan. 6 0 Keitli Quebec at Boston, 7:35 p.m. 27-35116. Syracuse 71, St. Bonaventure 99 RHAM A Varsity games at 7 45 Shots on g o a l-B o s to n 17-10-i3-1— 41. Friday’s Games less pressure on the kids." he biggest factor. Breault ;ind .5-10 Larry Walsh And V an cou veral M ontreal, 7;3iSp.m. N Y Rancors 6-9-9-1— 25. Utah ot Boston, night CNvMond 14 28 a 29-99 Utica 69, Canisius 61 EAST HAR'TFORD — The East Hartford Explorers, 2-0, will p III St. Louis at New Jersey, 7:35 p.m. Chicago at New Jersey, night Aticmio 3619 43 18—116 W. Va. Wslyn. 96Crsn-Newman(Tenn) host the 4-1 Bridgeport Travelrs Sunday night at Penney High in Three-point goal-W ilkins. Fooled 90 Edmonton at Los Angeles. 10:35 p.m. Power-play conversions—Boston 4- Indiana at Detroit, night East Hartford, in NEBA action. - •= Friday's Games 2, New Y o rk 3*1. Transactions Phlladetphlo at Mllwoukee, night out— Hinson. Total fouls—Cleveland 32, Westminster 67, Grove City 57 Detroit at Buffolo, night Goalies—Winnipeg, Peeters, Svlves- Atlanta 29. Rebounds—Cleveland 42 West Chester 73, E. Stroudsburg 61 The Explorers are exected to add 6-11 Peter Dorfman of Toronto at Winnipeg, night trl. NY Rangers, Honlon. A— 17,418. San Antonio at D allos, night (PoquetteB), Atlanta 57 (Rollins 12). Worcester St 77, Nichols 61 Connecticut College to their lineup Kansas City at Denver, night Assists— Cleveland 23 (Thompson, Soulti won’t save Eagles’ move Referee— Bob Meyers. B o itb o ll Portland at Golden Stote, night Davis, W ilson 4), A tlanta 31 (R iv e rs 9). Auburn 79, Radford 57 AHLstandIngs St. Louis — Traded outfielder George Technical foul —Cleveland assistant Centre 74, Kentucky St. 64 Hendrick and minor league catcher Steve coach McHone. A— 3,082. Georgetown 86, American 64 Hartford falls to Niagara By Joe Jullono agreement was signed. percent share of the Eagles, Northom Division Barnard to Pittsburgh for pitcher John St. John's (N .Y .) 77, D avidson 5) ranee” be i.s bargaining with (he W L T PH. GF GA Capitals 3. North Stars 2 United Press International The source said Tose, owner of confirmed Wednesday he would E Tudor and outfielder-catcher Brian M idw est city in good faith But the imiyoi Frederjeton 17 7 1 Nets 116, Bucks 109 Spurs 126, Nuggets 105 NIAGRA N.Y. - University of Hartford was on the short end 35 107 83 Harper. Bethel 72, Carleton 58 the Eagles since 1969, wanted to accompany To.se to the team’s added. "I believe (bat Ihe deal in M aine 13 11 3 29 110 91 Washington o 2 1—3 BoiketboH Bow ling Green 64, A kron U. S3 of a 67-M (lecision Wednesday night to Niagara in Division I PHILADELPHIA - The politi­ Adirondack 12 10 4 28 100 113 keep the team in Philadelphia but final game of the sea.son Sunday in Phoenix can reach a conclusion al M k in tso ta 1 I 0—3 New Jersey — Placed Albert King on MILW AUKEE (109> D E N V E R (103) Clnclnnatl69,Ata.-Blrmlngham67 college basketball action. cians have jumped with both feet Sherbrooke 13 16 1 27 100 112 First period—1, Minnesota, Napier 6 injured list; activated forward- Pressev871-211, Cummings 18185425, did not want to back out of his Atlanta. He said they would then any time” Novo Scotia English 7-18 88 22, Natt 1815 88 28, Earlham 62, Marian 61 (OT) The Hawks. 3-5, had a 62-.54 lead with 4:25 left but couldn’t hold 11 14 3 25 103 123 (Acton, Ashton), 15:35. Penalties— center Tom LaGarde. Lister 6-8 86 15, M o n crief 9-15 4-4 22, Cooper 1-3042, Lever 7-123817, D unn84 FIndlov 52, Ohio N orthern 51 into the tug-of-war for the Philadel­ commitment! fly to Phoenix on Monday Moncton e 18 3 19 101 122 the upper hand. Andersson, Was, 3:39; Snepsts, M in, 6:17; Hodges 4-7 1-1 9, MokeskI 3-7 04 6, 8 0 0, Schoyes 811 85 17, Turner 87 1-2 7, Illinois W esleyan 50, N orth P a rk 85 phia Eagles. "There’s no possible way they SouNitm DIvltlon Christian, Was, 6:47; Roberts, M in, 7:24; College G revey 4-82-210, Dovis 2-8804, Breuer 2-4 To.se, 69. is reported fo be $40 Rochester 17 Hanzilk 481-29, Evans81800, Koplckl83 Iowa 89, (Georgia St. 40 Gerry Henry had 15 points to pace 4-2 Niagara. Ulysses Garcia But as far as Leonard Tose is e 3 37 108 97 G iles, M in, 11:07; Snepsts, M in, 12:46; Sul Ross University — Football coach 3-6 7. Totals 4882 19-29 109. M ia m i (Ohio) 69, D ayton 64 can save the team," he said. According to the Philadelphia Blnohom ton 16 9 3 35 128 99 1-21, W hite 1-3802. Totals 39-8) 27-31 105. million in debt and i.s making Stevens, Was, 12:46; Gould, Was, mlnor- Ron Mays and his staff resigned. NEW JERSEY (116) Michigan 83, Eastern Michigan 72 nettetl 16 to pace Hartford. The Hawks are back in action concerned, everyone can let go of ’’They’re too late.” Inquirer. Monaghan, however, B altim o re 12 10 4 28 101 79 m olo r, 13:56; M axw ell, M in, mlnor- Foottxill Turner 3-8 4-410, W illiam s 8121812 28, SAN ANTONIO (126) Saturday night at Seton Hall. payments on a $31) million loan to Springfield 12 M ich ig an St. 93, Western Illinois 6) the rope and go home. 13 2 26 108 112 malor, 13:56; Broten, Min, 19:16. Chicago (NFL) — Signed defensive GmlnskI 87 89 11, Birdsong 11-26 89 27, Banks 88 8 4 10, M itch ell 8-19 1-2 17, would not say if Monday’s meeting Crocker Bank of California tin New Haven 11 12 3 25 109 113 M urray St. 66, Southern Illinois 60 A source close to the Eagles told N F L Commissioner Pete Rozelle Second period—2, Washington, Gus- back Kevin Potter for the rest of the Rlchardson81611-1227.McKenna81800, G ilm ore 9-13 8 8 23, M o ore 87 3-4 13, Nebraska S3, W isconsin 51 would acknowledge Ihe po.ssible confirmed reports have surfaced C St. Catharlns 10 15 3 23 99 117 totsson 1 (Christian, Veltch), pp. 1:02. season; placed cornerbock Shaun Gayle Ransey^24 2-2 6, Johnson 1-186 7. Totals Gervin 813 84 12, O.Jones 86 80 8, Northern Iowa 85, A u rora 52 United Press International Wed­ hopes the efforts won’t be too late. transfer of the club to Phoenix or Hershev 6 15 5 17 96 109 3, Woshington, Sampson 8 (Gould, on injured reserve. that Crocker may call in the lo;in Tuesday's Result Robertson 4-7 2-2 10, Knight 1817 8 4 2), So. D okota 81, W estm ar 64 Another award for Flutie nesday night that Phoenix, Ariz., A league spokesman said Rozelle Gustafsson), 4:55. 4, Minnesota, Green Boy Signed nose tackle Tony M ilw aukee 29 29 19 30-109 Paxson 2-3 2-2 6, E.Jones 8 5 8 0 6. Totals St. Joseph's 77, G race 68 the partial sale to him. by next month N ovo Scotia 3, Adirondack 1 Napier 7 (Moxwell, McCarthy), pp, DeLuca; placed quarterback Randy N ew Jersey 30 29 29 28— 116 5898 1818 126. has succeeded in pulling Tose and has called a special meeting of Wednesday's Gomos St. Louis 81, W illia m Penn 60 ST. LOUIS — The Sporting News Wednesday named Heisman "We’ll have to wail for an (ioode said he said he spoke 7:53, Penalties — Erickson, Was, 7:41; W right on Injured reserve. Fouled out—Pressev, Hodges. Total Denver 20 20 36 29^103 Wittenberg 73, Baldwin-Wallace 57 his team from the City of Brotherly owners in New York Tuesday to Rochester at Baltimore Blugstad, M in ,8:47. Memphis (USFL) — Signed linebacker fouls—Milwaukee 36, New Jersey 24. Trophy w inner Doug Flutie its 1984 College Football Player of the announcement to come out of Wednesday with private investors Nova Scotia ot Binghamton San Antonio 33 27 27 37— 136 Love to the Valley of the Sun. di.scuss the possible move of the John Corker to a 2-year controct. Rebounds — Milwaukee 38 (Moncrief, Three-point gool-Knlght. Fouled Southwest Year. Philly for that," he said -and officials of "all the major Adirondack at Hershev Third period—5, Woshington, McEwen Hockey MokeskI 8 each). New Jersey 37 The source said Tose has made a Eagles from the nation’s fourth- Fredericton at Moncton out— None. Total fouls—Denver 28, Oral Roberts 82, Texas 71 Tose was unavailable for com­ lending instititions" in an effort to 2 (Christian, Erickson), 14:02. New York Rangers — Recalled (Williams 15). Assists—Mllwoukee San Antonio 27. Rebounds — Denver W#ft The magazine named the 5-foot-9, 176-pound Boston College commitment to Phoenix officials largest media market. Thursday's Games Penalties— M axw ell, M in, 1:33; M aruk, goaltender Ron Scott from New Haven of 18 (Moncrief 7), New Jersey 18 ment Wedne.sday. develop financial options to offer Springfield at St. Catharines 36 (Cooper, Natt, ShayesS), San Antonio Calif. Lutheran 64, Redlands 63. quarterback, along with its annual All-America team after to transfer the franchise. He said James Monaghan, the Edmon­ M in, 4:42; Veltch, Was, 15:57. the American Hockey Leogue. (Richardson 6). Technical—Milwaukee 45 (M o ore 10). Assists— Denver 26 Fullerton St. 75, Cal.-RIversIdeM Philadelphia Mayor Wilson Tose lie estimated it would lake coach Nelson. A— 10,936. consultation with pro scouts, coaches, media people and an announcement probably would ton, Alberta, real estate developer (Turner 6), Son Antonio 37 (Moore 16). Seattle U. S3, Hawaii LoaSS Goode said Wedne.sday that Tose about $42 million to keep the Whalers 2. Sabres 2 Shots on Goal— Washington 15-9-8— A — 7477. So. Calif. 76, Ark.-LIttle Rock 68 observers throughout the country, be made Monday after a final who reportedly will purchase a 25 31 M innesota 8-12-5—25. has-provided "reasonable a.ssu- P^agles. Buffalo 0 110-T Hartford 11042 Pow er-play Conversions — 76ersn0.Ceiticsl07 Big East standings First perlod-1, Hartford, Johnson 11 Washington 7-1, Mlnnesoto4-1. Calendar Cartwright through for season (Lumlev, Francis), pp, 14:27. Penaltles- Big East Conference O'all ••••••••••###########* BO ST O N (107) W L W L Football Robertson, Har,0:31; Davis, But, 14:16 Goalies — Woshington, Mason. Min­ Maxwell 88 87 16, Bird 1828 2-2 34, NEW Y O R K — New York Knicks center Bill Cartwright will nesota, Meloche. A— 13,151. G eorgetow n 0 0 6 0 Nine Miners on NFC Pro Bowi squad Second Perlod-2, Hartford, Robertsons T od ay Parish 814 2-4 10, D. Johnson 817 87 22, (Malone, Crawford), 3:55. 3, Buffalo, C. Referee— Ron Hoggarth. St. Jo h n 's 0 0 5 0 undergo foot surgery Friday and will miss the rest of the season, Boyt Baskotboll Alnge 811 80 12, McHale 87 80 8, Syracuse 0050 Ramsay 7 (Fenvves, Peterson), 11:24. East Catholic ot East Lyme, 7:45 W edm an 2-21-25, BucknerOOOOO, KIteOO AFC Pro Bowl Slarnng Toom the club announced Wednesday. Penaltles-Plavfair, But, double- V llla n o v a 0 0 4 0 Offense NEW YORK (UPI) - Nine the Giants: and hnebackers FiameaB.JatsZ B o lto n at W oodstock, 7:45 8 0 0 ,C a rr8 1 8 0 0 . Totals45-8817-22107. B oston C olle g e 0 0 5 0 The 7-foot-l center has suffered two stress fractures of his left and ftiemebers ot the N F L Players The defensive team consists of minor, slashing-rough Ing, 5:35; Girls Baskafball (Juarterback— Dan Marino, MIomI members of the NFC West cham­ Rickey Jackson of New Orleans Fusco, Har, double-minor, slashlna- Seton H a ll 0 0 5 2 foot this season and will have a pin surgically implanted. Association. ends Howie Ijjng of the Raiders. St. Paul at East Catholic, 7 P H I L A D E L P H IA (110) P ro v id e n c e 0 0 5 2 Running backs — Marcus Allen, L A pion San Francisco 49ers and and E.J. Junior of St. Louis. roughlng, 5:35; Fenton, Har, 11:59; W ro sllln g E rvln g 7-18 2-2 16, B orkle y 811 87 17, Raiders; Freeman McNeil, N.Y. Jets Mark Gastineau of the Jets and Art PlovlolD But' 13:43; Quenneville, Har, 0 1 1—2 P ittsb u rg h 0 0 4 1 record-setting running backs Eric Brian Hansen of the Saints is the CfHga^ 342-9 Cheney Tech at Platt, 6 M alon e 1819 1816 33, Cheeks 7-17 82 16, C o n n e cticut 0 0 2 3 . M lo m l; The Miami Dolphins and Ij;s Still of Kansas City; tackles J(m: First period—1, Calgary, Beers 15 Toney 814 1-1 13, Jones 8 6 2-2 8, John Stallworth, Pittsburgh Dickerson of the Rams and Walter punter and I8-year-veteran Jan Third perlod-4, Buffalo, Cvr 6 (VIrto, Wednesday's Results New Jersey wants baseball team Angeles Raiders (tlaeed eight Nash of S(;attle and Rob Baum (Eaves, M acin n is), 4:42. 2, C algary, F R ID A Y Richardson 84 1-2 5, C. Johnson 1-284 2, G eorgetow n 86, A m e ric o n 64 Center Dwight Stephenson, Miami Payton of the Bears highlight the Stenerud of Minnesota, the kicker. McKenna), 11:53. Penoltles- Boxter 3 (Bozek, Macoun), 13:32. 3, Boys Basketball Threaft 84 800. Totals 42-91 2832110. players each on the A FC squad, hower of Miami: inside line­ Robertson, H ar, 0:21; Hamel, But, 0:32. St. Jo h n 's 77, D avid so n 51 N FC team in the 1985 Pro Bowl. Henry Ellard of the Los Angeles Calgary, Loob 12 (Beers), 18:15. G la sto n b u ry a t M an ch d ster, 7:45 ... 23 23 29 22— 107 Syracuse 71, St. B on oven tu re 59 Guards— John Hannah, New Englond: Gov. Thomas Kean said Tuesday state officials have talked to while Seattle had .seven The AF’C backers Steve Nelson of New Penalties— MocLeon, Win, 5:46; Elo- Girls Basketball PhlladetpblO 37 22 27 24— n o Ed Newman, Miami The game will be played in Rams is the kick return specialist Overtime-None. Penaltles-None. Saturdoy's Games several teams, including the Cleveland Indians and San starting offen.se is composed of: England, Robin Cole of Pittsburgh ranta. Cal, 18:45; M acLean, W in, 19:56; Manchester at Glastonbury, 7:45 Three-point goals-None. Fouled Rhode Island at Connecticut Tackles— Anthony Munoz.CIncInnatl; Honolulu, beginning at 4 p.m. EST, and, in a category added this Nilsson, Col, 19:46; Konrov, Cal, gam e Brian Holloway, New England. Francisco Giants, about possibly moving to New Jersey. Miami quarterback Dan Marino of an(J A.J. Duhe of Miami: corner- Shots on goal-Buffolo 3-7-8-2-20. Hart­ fouls—Boston 23, (Stores), 8 Jan. 27. season. Bill Bates of Dallas was ford 9-9-9-1-28. misconduct, 19:46. S A T U R D A Y Phllodelphla 20. Rebounds— Boston 42 Boston College at Holy Cross Tight end— Ozzle Newsome, Cleveland An Indians’ spokesman, however, denied any such discussions the Miami: running backs Marcus backs Mike Haynes and l^-ster Boys Baskolboll (P arish 15), Philadelphia 46 (M alon e 13). Defense Four San Francisco players will voted as the N FC ’s Special Teams Power-plov conversions—Buffalo, 4- DePaul at Georgetown had been — or would be — held. Allen of the Raiders and F’reeman Hayes of the Raiders and Dave 0; Hortford,3-l. Pflod—6, Calgary, Nilsson East Windsor ot Cheney Tech, 7:45 Assists — Boston 32 (Alnge II), Phllodel- West Virginia at Pittsburgh *-.A. Raiders; start in the contest against the player. 12 (Reinhart, Beers), pp, 6:28.5, Calgary, C o ve n try a t T o lla n d , 7:45 M a rk Gostlneou, N .Y . Jets McNeil of the Jets: wide receivers Brown ot Seattle, and safeties Goalies—Buffalo, Barrosso; Hart­ ohlo29(Tonev 11). Technical—Boston St. John's at Niagara AFC, including quarterback Joe ford, M lllen. A-10,945, Eaves 2 (Reinhart, Loob), sh, 10:01. 6, Ice H o ckey coach Jones. A— 17,921. Hartford at Seton Hall Nose tockle— Joe Nash, Seattle Mark Duper of Miami and John Vann McFJroy of Ihe Haiders and Calgary, Nilsson 13 (Macoun), 13:02. 7, East Catholic vs. Suffleld (at Enfield Vlllanava vs. Penn (at Palestra) Inside lln^ ckers — Steve Nelson, Montana, the NFC’s leading The NFC, which holds a 9-5 lead Tw ins R in k ), 1:30 NHL to control own broadcast rights Stallworth of Pittsburgh: Miami Deron Cherry of Kansas City Referee-Don Koharskl. Winnipeg, Turnbull6(Campbell),13:14.8, New England; Robin Cole, Pittsburgh passer. Other 49er starters are in the Pro Bowl series, will have a Calgary, McDonald 4 (Quinn, Macinnis), South Windsor vs. Manchester (at Outside linebackers — Rod Martin, center Dwight Stephenson. New The specialists are punter Reg­ safety Dwight Hicks, guard Randy 41-man squad composed of 20 M>> 1J:35- Penalties—Campbell, Win, Bolton Ice Palace), 8:10 Pistons 102. Buiis 95 Big East L.A. Raiders; Mike Merriweather, Pitts­ WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - The NHL Board of Governors England guard John Hannah, gie Roby of Miami, kicker Norm 5:35; Bench, W in, (served by M cBaIn), burgh Cross and center Fred Quillan. offensive players, 17 defensive Pengulns4,lslanders3 Wednesday passed a bylaw giving the league control of Miami guard F:d Newman. Cincin­ Johnson of Seattle, kick returner 5:35; Baxter, Cal, 8:07; M acin n is, Cal, C H IC A G O (93) Cornerbacks — Mike Hoynes Montana and New York Giants players and four specialists. The M acin n is, Cal, 13:29; A rnlel, W in, and L is te r Hayes, L.A . Raiders broadcast rights to all non-local Stanley Cup Playoff games, nati tackle Anthony Munoz and Ixiuis Lipps of Pittsburgh and !l*.T. jHandors 11 o-d Woolrldge8193-419, Johnson 888410, linebacker Lawrence Taylor were players were chosen in balloting Pittsburgh | 21—4 13:29; Turnbull, Win, 18:36. Syracuse 71. SI Bona venture 59 "F o r the first time, the league will distribute the broadcast New England tackle Brian special teamer Fredd Young of First period— I, Pittsburgh, Shedden 13 Third period—9, Calgary, Hunter 5 Jones 1-3802, Jordon8179-1021, Whatley Safeties — Kenny. Eosley, Seattle; unanimous seleetions to the squad. among the 14 conference coaches (M antha, Lem leux), pp, 6:55. 2, New (Quinn, Macoun), 8:50. 10, Cal­ 16,Greenwood Vann McElrov, L.A. Raiders rights to playoff gam es,’ said Steve Ryan, N H L vice-president in Holloway Seattle gary, Tambelllnl 15 (PepllnskI, Pal- Basketball 2-8844, Hlgglns87048,Corzlne 1-4 1-2 3, S Y R A C U S E (71) charge of marketing and public relations. Dickerson, who broke 0.J. Simp­ York, Trottler 7 (Jonsson, Potvin), pp, Matthews 1-3 1-2 3. Totals40-93182095. Spoclollsls 8:15.3, New York, Bossy 28 (Trottler), sh. terson), 9:07. 11, W innipeg, Lundholm 6 Addison 7-14 1-2 15, H aw kins 8 8 1-2 11, Punter — Reggie Roby, Miami son’s N F L single-season rushing •••••••••••gggggggggg, Sclkaly 84 84 6, Washington 88 85 13, "In the past individual teams in Canada had sold their rights to 15:41. Penalties—Tonelll, NYI, 1:10; (Small, Campbell), 12:14. Penoltles— D E T R O IT (102) Kicker— Norm Johnson, Seattle record Sunday with 2,007 yards, McDonald, Col, 15:15; Kyte, Win, 15:15. Brown 898012, Monroe832-22, Alexls87 a consortium known as the Canadian Sports Network. The U.S. Chabot, Pit, 1:31; Young, Pit, 5:31; Lane, Tyler 87 84 8, Roundfleld 813 2-2 14, Kick returner — Louis Upps, and Payton, the N F L ’s all-timf* N Y I, 5:31; Jonsson, N Y I, 6:20; Chabot, Rec basketbaii 4-412, Ha rrie d 80040. Total S385311-1571. Pittsburgh Cards deal Hendricit to Pirates Lalmbeer 2-7 86 8, Johnson 817 84 16, teams sold their rights to CSN collectively.” Pit, 7:27; Bourne, N YI, 14:01. Shots on goal— W innipeg 9^6-12- leading ground gainer, join Mon­ 27. C alg ary 16-19-13— 48. Thom as 7-18 810 23, Steppe 1-2 3-4 5, ST. B O N A V E N T U R E (39) Second period—4, Pittsburgh, Lemleux Jrlpucua 5-12 86 14, Benson 1-2 84 2, Special teamer— Fredd Young, Seattle tana in the starting backfield. PITTSBURGH - Left-handed attack amt i.s a fine overall 3 6 (Young, Bobych), 4:35. 5, New Y ork, Mungar 8)6 81 12, Samuels 88 2-3 14, games with the Cardinals lust Aduit iaague Cureto^2040, Long874-412.Tolals3887 Boney 1-2 04 2, Lott 818 8519, Anderson In addition to Payton, the NFC pitcher John Tudor is Missouri- player.” Bossy 29 (Longevin), sh, 7:59. 6, , Power play conversions—Winnipeg, 2^32 102. NFL, AFL switches Push to keep Saints in New Orleans season, but mis.sed the last three Pittsburgh, Bricklev 4 (Shedden), 11:33. 3-0.Calgorv,4-2. Green Hardware 84 (John Luchs 27, 2-11814, Middleton 1-3803,Allen 1-22-2 4, Central champion Chicago Bears bound now that the Pittsburgh Hendrick. .35, batted 277 with £5tSS,* 23221929—95 weeks because of a thyroid Penalties— T onelll, N Y I, 6:27; Potvin, Goalies—Winnipeg, Hayword, Beh- D ave Lew is 22, J e ff G ott 12), F lllo ra m o O etro lf 24 23 33 28-103 286?* 7 ^ 2 2 - Totals placed four other players on the Pirates have traded him for nine humeruns and 69 RBI in 120 N Y I, double-m inor, 15:02; Bullard, Pit, rend. Calgary, (.emelln. A— 16,683. Consfructin 74 (Kim Bushey 16, Kurt NEW YORK (UPl) — City switches BATON R O U GE, La. — In an effort to keep the Saints in New operation. Fouled out—None. Total fouls— H olftim e— St. Bonoventure 26, Svra- team, all starters. They are safety veteran outfielder George Hen­ 15:02. C a rlso n 16, Rod H a rd w ick 14). Chicago 24, Detroit 20. Rebounds— n^ e bv NFL and AFL teams since Orleans, Gov. Edwin Edwards says he has pursuaded an Third period—7, Pittsburgh, Charles- Referee— Dave Newell. Manchester Cycle 96 (Jeff Klernan cuse 23. Fouled out—Lott. Total Todd Bell, inside linebacker Mike drick of the St. Louis Cardinals, Chl'OOO 35 (Jones 7), Detroit 55 fouls— SvTocuse 13, St. Bonaven- organization with a major interest in the Superdome to bid to buv worth 1 (Lemleux, Young), 10:06 20, Bob Klernan 18, Mark Plekos 14, (^Imbeer 13). Asslsts-Chlcogo 19 1952 — iMllas Texans move to Singletary, defensive tackle Dan and a Pirate official says his teanri Penalties—Olduck, NYI, mlnor- R ick K le rn a n 12, E d K o w a l 10), L'"’.* .tTRobounds—Syracuse 37 (Scl­ Boltimore and become the Colts. the N F L team. Carter happy to be a Met BiackHawksS. Redwings I 6), Detroit 24 (Thomas 13). k a ly 10), St. Bonaventure 27 (Sam uels Hampton and defensive end Ri­ is getting a “ quality hitter.” m alo r, 13:47; Young, Pit, m lnor-m alor, Donato's Lounge 87 (Bill Pordo 28, L o u l? — Chicago C ard inals m ove to St. Edwards said a proposal will be made soon to Saints owner 13:47; Bourne, N Y I, 14:11; H lllle r, Pit, Tyler Jones 25/ Pete Thompson 24). Syocyse 13 (Washington chard Dent, who leads the NFC The trade, which has been in the 5), St. Bonaventure 7 (M ung ar, Sam uels NEW YORK (UPI) _ Last 14:11. Defrolf 0 0 1— 1 John Mecom, but the governor refused to say how much will be with 16 sacks. works for the last two months, was Glove catcher was acquired from Shots on g o a l— New Y o rk 13-10-11— 34. and Lott leach).A—6,119. S a r D lw “ f T ' " *“ season, the New York Mets un­ Chicago | a i_ 5 Midgets offered. Defending NFC champion Wa­ announced Wednesday by Pitts­ Montreal Monday in a blockbuster Pittsburgh 11-18-6-35. First Period— 1, Chicago, Sovard 16 (D. Mavericks 116, Kings 107 veiled a pitching staff that made Power play conversions—New York Clie^n7tS?lVti;S'SfleTOr‘’'’“ » Mecom, a Houston businessman, has put a price tag of $75 shington placed four players on the burgh executive Vice President deal in which the Mets sent Wilson, B. Murrov) 16:51. Penalties— Mahoney Center: Mavericks 22 them a contender. On Wednesday 2-1; PItfsburghS-l sutler, Del, 10:22; Sm ith, Det, 14:39. St.John’s77.Davidson51 AngeleT” ^****"’^ Roltfers m ove to Los million on the franchise, but Edwards said he could not justify team, including starters Russ Harding Peterson. shortstop Hubie Brooks, catcher Goalies—New York, Hrudey. (George Cook ond Richard Gould K A N S A S C IT Y (107) they introduced the man they hope Second P eriod— 2, Chicago, T. M u rra y ptaved well), Celtics 21 (Mike Marsh anyone paying that amount for the team. Grimm (guard), Joe Jacoby The Cardinals also obtained Mike Fitzgerald, outfielder Herm Pittsburgh, Herron. A—9,285. 11 (unoulsted) 4:13. 3, Chicago, D. Johnson 11-19832S,Olbordlng8101-29, 1 » — Baltimore Colts move to will take them over the top. 12, Jo e y P o rls ptaved w e ll). M a v s won Thom pson 7-108719, Drew 4-6 4-412,Theus ST. JO H N 'S (77) Indlonapolls. “ (tackle) and Darrell Green (cor- outfielder-catcher Brian Harper in Wlnnlngham and pitcher Floyd Wilson 9 ((tardner) 15:13. Penalties— In d oub le overtim e. "The season should be starting Referee— Terry Gregson. B orrett, Det, 5:46; Cam pbell, Det, 8:35; 810 80 10, Woodson 815 341 9, Tho?S Berry 87 87 11, Glass 85 83 9, Pofontlal moves In 1985 nerback). Wide receiver Art the deal that sent minor-league Youmans to the Expos. Chargers 23 (Jeff Ross 9, Lindsey M 0 4 ia Merlweother 86H 11, fliJe 82 Phlladelphlo Eagles to Phoenix, Dupont, Chi, 11:56; Lam bert, Det, 14:10; Bout Her 8), Bucks 12 (Steve Joyner Wennlngton 85 80 10, Jackson 86 8110, Unanimous decision for Qawi tomorrow," Gary Carter said ” As a team we are on the verge Mullin 88 1813 20, Jones 1-1 80 3, Monk, the N FL's leading pass catcher Steve Barnard. 23, to the O 'Callahan, C h i, 14:10; Brow n, Chi, 16:06. and Jason Ricci played well). 1W0W7“'^“"'"“ “■ site*'*' undetermined Wednesday at a packed Shea Maple Leals 6, Flyers 3 Third period—4, Chicago, Lormar 18 Stewart 81 1-3 1, Rowan 87 80 6, catcher, will be making his first Pirates. Barnard has played only of winning the National I>eague «). L a ke rs D A L L A S (116) •••••••••••••••••••••• ATLAN-nC CITY, N.J. - Former WBC light heavyweight Stadium news conference. "I’m (Gardner, B. Wilson) 1:58. 5, Detroit, 19 (Bill Beledleman 9, Kevin O'Donnell Shurlno 82 81 4, Brass 1-1 2-2 4, Pro Bowl appearance. one professional season. East, but we still have to play the Lam bert, 5 (unassisted) 3:58.6, Chicago, e ). Aguirre 1820 1-5 27, Vincent 811 1-2 9, A ntonelll 8 0 80 0. Totals 29-4319-30 77. champion Dwight Muhammad Qawi. fighting for the first time as excited about catching a talented Ph llo d e ib h ia 2 • I— a Nlmphlus 86 1-1 11, Davis 89 82 10, D A V ID S O N (31) The rest of the offensive starters ”We have traded a quality 162 games, ” the 30- year-old Larmar 19 (O'Callahan, Sutter) 16:06. a cruiserweight, Wednesday night scored a unanimous 10-round pitcher in John Tudor and a fine young staff with a talent like catcher said. “ No one will give it to Toronto • 1 8—4 Penalties—O'Collahan, Chi, 5:44. B lackm an 12-121-225, Ha rp e r8 6 849, El Is Himes 26044, Born364610, Nebuhr 85 Radio, TV decision over Stanley Ross. ■ ounu are: wide receivers James Lofton First period— 1, Philadelphia. Carson 7 8163-419, Perklns86846. TotalsS2-9312-20 8410, Rucker24804, Beao36828,Tanner Dwight Gooden. I had the privilege SI. James 110. of Green Bay and Roy Green of St, extra man in Brian Harper and in us, but I am excited about joining a (Tocchet, Ro. Sutter), 6:43. 2, Philadel­ Shots on Goal—Detroit 5-89—21. Chi­ 1-7 26 4, M cC onkey 1-11-13, Helnem an 2-2 Judge Frank Cairo scored all 10 rounds for Qawi while Ronnie of catching Gooden in the All-Star St. James varsity basketball team Ite m m CUy 30 26 36 23— 107 Louis: tackle Mike Kenn of return we’re receiving a quality lineup with great players like phia, Slnlsalo 12 (Propp, Zezel), 17:06. cago 14-12-11— 37. 804, Wolfe 1-2802, Rupp82800,Gynn81 Burns and Al DeVito scored the bout 9-1. Game. After Fernando’s (Valenzu­ Penalties — Ro. Sutter, P h i, 14:24; dropped a 30-20 d e cisio n to St. C h ris­ ■NllkIS 33 31 23 23— 116 8 0 0, Keener 81 80 0, RIazzI 1-2 0 4 2, TONIGHT Atlanta: and tight end Paul hitter in George Hendrick and a George Foster, Darryl Strawberry Power ploy conversions—Detroit 0- ela) three strikeouts (in one Leemon, Tor, 17:50. 3; C h ic a g o 0-5. topher In Deanery League play. Kevin Fouleit out—None. Total fouls— Fitzgerald 80 04 0. Totals 216781151. 7:30 Hockey: Bruins vs. Nordlaues Qawi formerly known at Dwight Braxton, weighed a Coffman of the Packers. bright prospect in Steve Barnard,” and Keith Hernandez.” Second period—3, Toronto, (Kivin 4 (Soalles—Detroit, Mlcalef. Chicogo, Travis and Michael Anderson played KonsosCIty 20, Dallas 18 Rebounds— USA Coble ' inning) in comes Gooden to do the well for the 1-2 Sabers. CIfy 38 (Thompson 11), Other NFC defensive starters Harding said. Last season Carter batted .294, (C ourtnoll, T errlo n ), 8:30. 4, Toronto, Bannerm on. A — 16,329. Halftime—St. John's 33, Davidson 29. 9:00 Boxing: Mike Landinl vs. Rich “ i s r.e's’r.M? ^ ■« sam e.” Ihnocak 7 (unossisted), 9:15. 5, Toronto, Next action Is Soturday afternoon D a lla s 47 (V In ce n f 11). A s s is fs -- Fouled out— None. Total fouls— Beranek, ESPN are: end Lee Roy Selmon of Tampa "George is the type piayer who hit 27 home runs and tied Mike Ihnacak 8 (unassisted), 15:46. Penalties— Referee— Ron W icks. against Assumption Junior High at Kansos CIfy 26(Theus 10), D allas 31 Davidson 9:00 Boxing: Eddie Collins vs. Mar­ wilt greatly improve our offensive Carter has been an All-Star East Catholic at 2 o'clock. (Harper 0). A— 14,226. 28 St. Joh n 's 14. A— 3,512. Bay: cornerback Mark Haynes of Schmidt for the N L lead In RBI vin Johnson, SportsChannel seven times. The three-time Gold with 106. I MANCHKSTKK MKKAl.I) Thuisd.iv Di< i:t l‘tH-4

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Autos tor Rent Lease FOR SALE FDR SALE FDR SALE PETS FOR SALE betore publication additional insertion. I FOR SALE FOR SALE LEJ#AUTOMOTIVE Help Wanted 21 Homes tor Rent 43 Holidav'Seasonai 61 Misc Automotive I I DO I HAVE YOUR CAT? 1971 F IA T 124 S p o rt 35mm SLIDE PROJEC­ W E IG H T BENCH — LIKE NEW, Lots Of Boys 1979 BUICK REGAL - Air 1974 LTD BROUGHAM — (2 ) F-78-14 TIRES, Pretty young Tiger, col­ Spider, 8 tires, for ports. TOR — Remote control. Sturdy. Excellent condi­ Clothes, leather boots, conditlaning, power Two door, full power. mounted, tits 1966 chevy. lar, white paws, extra toe $300 or best otter. 649- IRDDMS STDRE AND ICC ^HEATING/ Like new. In original box. tion. $25. Coll 643-9664. lockets, etc. Size 12-14. steering, power brakes, $895. Call 643-0618 o tte r $45 pair Can 649-7918. Screen, several trays. and white-tipped tall. 3866. Notices FDR RENT DFFICE SPACE 1 I PLUMBING Reasonable. Call 646-8661 auto, AM/FM. Good con­ 6pm. HELP WANTED HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Excellent Christmas gift. FOR SALE: Two twelve a fte r 3pm. Found on Ferguson dition. Asking $2500. Colt H $75. Call 643-6777. Road. It not yours, would TWO SNOW TIRES ON Inch Datsun rims with Wendell at Tolland Bank, MANCHESTER — Prime FOGARTY BROTHERS you like to adopt him? Hi$ Suit 1978 DATSUN B 210 GX - RIMS, like new. 800 x 13. RECEPTIONIST/TY- HOUSEKEEPER tires. Excellent condi­ ANTIQUE dark finish 875-2531. DAY COMPANION FOR CENTRAL LOCATION — office space, 670 so. ft. — Bathroom remodel­ BEAN BAG CHAIR — Call 643-9346 a fte r 6pm. standard. Air condition­ $55 fo r both. Call 649-1665. PIST—- For monufacfur- WANTED — To cook tion. Asking $50. Call sideboard, excellent con­ E L D E R L Y person In Kitchen privileges, park­ Ideal for medical office. ing; Installation woter Brow n. $25. Call 643-8888. ing. Runs well. $1200. Coll I LOST AND FOUND ing company In Vernon. dinner and do lig h t house­ evenings, 646-0197. d itio n . $55. Call 647-0467. 1974 F IA T 128 SPORT L — your home, it interested ing available. Security 353 Main Street. Call heaters, garbage dlspo- 649-5655. call 644-3716 otter 7pm. General office, heavy keeping Monday thrqugh To be used for parts. Call TIRES - 4 Goodyear vec­ LEGAL SECRETARY — ond references reoulred, Glenda Somers, 1-886- sols; faucet repairs. 649- CABBAGE PATCH FOUND — Hudson and typing and phone work. Friday, 3-7pm. Must have SHOES, MEN'S NEW, GLASS AND WOOD COF­ P h il a fte r 5pm, 528-1332. tor radlals, size 195- Full time or part time. $55 a week. Call 643-2693. 0101,______4539. y is a /M a s te rC o rd DOLLS — Including TAG SALES Main Streets. Black and 8am to 4:30pm. Coll 871- own transportation. Ref­ SIZE 8, slip ons. Custom FEE TABLE,contempor­ Also Panasonic AM/FM 75R14. new. $200. Call M ECHANIC W ANTED — Flexible hours. Manches­ "Preemles''’. Original 1974 THUNDERBIRD — white cat, white pawsand erences. Phone 646-8478. accepted. Itallon made, brown. a ry , $25. Call 646-7742 car radio. 647-8600. for cars and trucks, own ter. With experience m 6602 9am to 4pm. MAIN STREET — Store package. Best offer. Call Automatic. Power steer­ tummy, black nase. Very I APARTMENTS Kangaroo hide. Never a fte r 5pm. TAG SALE - F rid a y, 11am tools. Good benefits. Call shorthand ond typing. for rent. Approximately 646-5282. ing, windows and seat. RECEPTIONIST/TY- w orn. $40. Call 643-5679. to 3pm, 176'/2 Spruce St., TIRED OF WAITING friendly, but I know be­ 289-7797. D aytim e, 643-5820; even­ FULL TIME MANAGER 1 FDR RENT 240 so. ft. For more A ir conditioned. 90,000 longs to someone. Please PIST — We need on back of Laundromat and FOR YOU NEW HONDA? ings, 643-7135. TRAINEE Position Information call 563-4438 ATAR I 2600— Like new, 2 TYCO HO-SCALE COM­ miles. Original owner. ca ll 643-4251 a fte r 5pm. SUPERINTENDENT — Available — Royal Ice energetic and dependa­ ANTIQUE OAK WIN­ tailor shop. I deliver most models C Offsetad MANCHESTER — Avail­ or 529-7858. FLOORING Joy sticks, $25. Game PLETE Electric Train Body needs work. Asking Live In position of the Cream. 27 Warren Street. ble person to onswer DOW CHEST — Excel­ Set, with extra track. $25. within 2 weeks. Call Gary NOTICE TO cntoiTom XTRA MART CONVEN­ able Immediotely. One, MANCHESTER - 5 room cartridges $5 each. Call lent condition. Perfect W inn a t 623-8809 o r 741- $1200. C all 649-9404 or ESTATE OF IMPOUNDED — Male, Bennet Housing Develop­ Call 649-5358. phones, greet customers- Call 646-4848. ROGER N.SMITH oka IENCE STORE — All two and three bedroom office suite, first floor, FLOORSANDING — • 643-1374. for stereo unit/olbums. 3401. 647-0080. one year old, black, ment. Position involves /vendors and assume opartm enfs. $400, $455, Floors like new. Special­ Automotive ROGER NEWTON SMITH, cleoning hallways and shifts available. Retail general typing responsi­ parking, good sign vis­ $250. Call 649-9975 o tte r VARIETY OF HOUSE- Tha Hon. William E. Fitz­ mixed breed. Found on GAS STATION ATTEND­ $520, heat and hot water izing in olderfloors, natu­ WHITES C O IN A N D pm. light maintenance. Must store related experience bilities In a busy front ibility. Frank Spilecki, 6 PLANTS — .sot to $3. 1981 DATSUN 510— Good Gerald, Judae, ot the Court Ridge Street. Call the ANT Wanted — At M & M Included. J.D. Real Est­ ral and stained floors. No MINERAL FINDER — of Probate, Dlatrlcl of Man­ helpful but not neces­ office ot Bolton based 643-2121______- Excellent condition. Pri­ mileage. $5000 or best MOTORCYCLES/ M a n c h e s t e r D og have experience. Call Service. Call Jim at 649- ate, 646-1980. waxing onymore. John Earphones, new batter­ CARS/TRUCKS chester at o heorine held on sary. Apply in person at monutocturer. Full time, vate home. Call 649-6486. offer. Must sell. Phone November 29, 1914 ordered W arden, 546-4555. 528-6522. 2871. VerfalMe. Call 646-5750. ies, water proof head. VOLVO SERVICE MAN­ FOR SALE {b ic y c le s 404 Hartford Road, Man­ M-F. Good benefits. Coll IMISCELLANEDUS UAL — Divided In ten I 646-5573. thot all claims must be pre­ chester or call 649-2337, Excellent condition. $99. sented to the tiduclory on or OFFICE WORKER — PIP OF MANCHESTER tor appointment only, I FDR RENT parts: engine, transmis­ b l a c k BORGAZIA l o s t — Black cat with ask for Patrick. VERNON — New 2 bed­ Call 649-0173. FOR SALE: 1981 Yamoha betore M arch 12, I9S5 or be small white marking on Full time, figure apti­ is looking tor a bright, Svndet Products, Inc., sion, brakes, electrical, FAKE Fur Coat — Size 10. 1971 DODGE DART 500 Dirt Bike. Excellent barred as by law provided. tude, typing, customer 646-0172. room townhouse. Fully Perfect condition. $50. SWINGER — Nice condi­ BANK Olanne E. Yuslnos, rig h t fo re a rm , answers to energetic, responsible EAST HARTFORD — Sin­ KITCHEN TABLE WITH accessories, etc., for 140 condition. $900 or best Ass't. Clerk contact and other gen­ MATURE, RESPONSI­ appllanced kitchen, wall Call 646-3907. tion, small V-8, auto­ name at "Spaaky ". Lost and mature person to gle car garage for rent. For Sale Six chairs, formica toble series 1969 m odels. $15. otter. Call Emil alter The llduclarv Is: BLE and loving girl to NURSING INSTRUCTOR to wall carpet. Finished matic, power steering. RiPOSSESSIONS in the vicinity ot Green eral and varied office learn bindery and coun­ $35 monthly. Call 643- top. Good condition. 48" Call 643-5205. 7:30pm, 646-7761. Fellcio Diana duties. Full benefit pro­ babysit occasionally tor ■ Temporary position basement/rec room, 2 $800. Call m ornings, 742- Frkes ledvted For 260 Oxford Street Road, 12/7/84. Call with ter work. Typing expe­ 6712. x36", 12" leaf. Asking $50. gram, including dental our 1' 2 year old daugh­ rience and driver's li­ available in practical full baths. $575 per 9600. Qulth Sole H artford, CT 06I0S intarmatlan and tor re­ Call 649-2946. SHOW-CASE PLATE HOME AND 027-12 paid. C all 528-1815. ter. Prefer Stilltield/Hill- Nurse Education Pro­ month, utilities not In­ HOLIDAY/ Inquire in person at turn, a substantial re­ cense necessary. Apply GLASS — Measures 71" GARDEN I MtSCELUNEOUS stown Road area. Please in person to: PIP, 391 gram tor Instructor with cluded. Peterman SERVICES SEASONAL 1973 VOLKSWAGON SU­ Savings Bank of Man­ ward. Call 241-8111 days, FOR SALE; Full length long, 2 1 '/4" wide, V4" /, MEDICAL RECEPTION­ call 649-5118. Center Street, Manches­ BS degree. Previous Realty, 649-9404, 647-1340, OFFERED P E R B E E T LE — Semi au­ 8237 - chester, 923 Main SI., I AUTOMOTIVE 549-4984 a fte r 6pm. Leather Coat, light thick, 70%" long, 18" 3*8 yrt IST — For extremely ter between 9:30am-5pm. teaching-clinical expe­ MALE ALPINA SKI DELIVERING RICH tomatic, AM/FM radio, Manchester. A BAR OF toilet soap brow n, size 5. Excellent wide, V4" thick. $40 or LO AM — 5 yards, $62 plus busy 4 doctor practice. MAINTENANCE No Phone Calls Please. rience desirable. Contact MANCHESTER VICIN­ ODD JOBS, Trucking. BOOTS — Size 7'/2, used 40,000 m iles. $800. Coll 1877 Chaw Vaga *1000 FIRESTONE RADIAL placed In suitcases will condition. $50. Call 643- best offer. Phone 742- tax. Sand, gravel and Must hove medical office WORKER WANTED — Dr. L. lerordi, Howell ITY — Four room apart­ Home repairs. You name one season. $50. Call 643- 232-5869 evenings, 566- 1877 Olda Cudaaa *1 3 % S NOW TIRES — keep them smelling ni­ HELP WANTED Call N ick, 649-5172; ment. Landscaped, 1814. 6016. stone. Call 643-9504. 6213 days. / experience and be capa­ MEDICAL SECRETARY Cheney Technical It, wc do it. Free esti­ 4607. 1880 ftidlae FIralrird *4 4 % P195/75R14, Town 8. ce...and may come In ble of answering and — Good clerical skills, School, PNEP, 791 W. fenced-in yard. Parking, m ates. Insured. 643-0304. Country. White walls. $80 handy next time you go taking charge ot tele­ ELECTRICIAN JOUR­ Middle Tpke., Manches­ near busline. No pets. l878PlymaidhSadm*24% pair. Used two months. on a vocation trip. Boost SECRETARY - tor medi­ knowledge of medical FLEXABLE FLYER — 5 phones, making appoint­ NEYMAN — Male or ter, CT 06040. Telephone S ecurity. $400. Call 646- Call 646-1780. your vacation budget by cal office. Mature, plea terminology and insu­ BRICKS, BLOCKS, feet long. Like new. $40. 1070 CadMac SavIHa *7500 ments and various re­ fem ale w ith E-2 license 649—5396. 'It is the policy 4489 after 6pm. selling Idle Items around sant woman. 22 hours per rance forms. Coll 646-8010 STONE — Concrete. Call 646-2218. 1084 Fan) F I SO *8000 lated office duties needed. Full time. Benef­ between 10:30am- of the State Board ot Chimney repairs. No lob SNOW TIRES — On rims, your home tor cash. week. Filing, Insurance FOUR ROOMS, TWO including typing. Full its. Call 649-8925. 12:30pm and 2-5om. Education not to discrim­ too sm all. Call 644-8356. SKI OUTFIT — Com­ 1074 Chaw hniada *700 like new, I960 Tercel. $75. Place on od In classified forms, telephone and BEDROOMS in 4 family. time, Monday through inate on the basis of Race, plete. F ibe rg la ss ISO's Phone 646-6312 a fte r 6pm . to fin d a cash buyer. personal contact with pa­ Wall to wall carpeting, Friday, Contact Mrs. CARPENTER OR CAR­ PROOFREADER — The Sex, Color, Religion, skis, size9, Sbuckle boots tients. Some typing and appliances, basement SNOWPLOWING — Noonan at 646-0314, PENTER S HELPER — Travelers Printing Div­ Age, Physical Disability, Driveways and parking with poles. All in good assisting. Apply BoxOc/o storage, off street park­ Full time or part time ision needs iournev-level Mentol Disorders, Na­ lots. Call after 5pm, 649- condition. $70. Call 649- The Herald. ing. $37Solussecurltyand A casual suit for the FULL AND PART TIME wanted. Call 643-7263. proofreader for 2nd Shift, tional Origin or Ancestry 6344. 1794. utilities. Call after 5pm, young lad! Help Wanted to work in Experience in printing in any ot its educational No. 8237 with Photo- HAIR DRESSER kitchen with other girls FEDERAL, STATE & environment and knowl­ programs, activities or 649-0717. WANTED — Part time. Guide is in Sizes 3 to 8 making sandwiches and CIVIL Service Jobs avail­ edge of standard oroof-'^ employment policies'. NEW LICENSED DAY­ LIVING Christmas Gift Guide years. Size 4 .. 2% yards Call 644-2435. other kitchen duties. Call able. Call 1-(619) 569-8304 reader's morks required. The Ct. State Board ot TWO BEDROOM TOWN- CARE HOME in Center of 45-inch HOUSE —- With garage. Manchester. Small 649 0305. tor information, 24 hours, Pleqse send resume and Education is an equal Patterna avai7a6/e only DISHWASHERS ^ One sqlqry requirements to opportunity/otfirmative $525. No pels. Two group, warm and loving CHRISTMAS in sizes ahoum, for mornings, one tor Scott Hodges, Personnel action employer. months security deposit atmosphere. 2 year olds evenings. Apply in per­ PART TIME CLERICAL Dept., or apply in person required. Coll 646-2469. and older. Call 646-8588. TREES TO OROCR, stnd $2.00 for tacn son: Johnnies Brass Key, POSITION Afternoons. pattern, plus 50$ tor postage and between 8am and 3:30pm, DENTAL HYGIENIST — 8 2 9 Main Street, Some typing required. Fruit Baskets handling. SECRETARIAL/ADMI- The Travelers Compan­ Full time. Monday, Tues­ O N E BEDROOM I TYPE — Professional 19 Lewis St. Country Christmas Manchester. Coll 646-2839. suFBomn NISTRATIVE — Busy in­ ies, One Tower Square, day, Thursday, Friday A P A R T M E N T — No pets. Secretary will type any FANCY FRUIT BASKETS — Order ternational distributor in $385. Two months secur­ document or material AWAITING YOU ARE Bears by the 11S0 a«e. of amtrtcas Hartford, CT 06183. An and Saturday. For Pe- M a n c h e s t e r early. Also Wicker Items. 20% Off All Bevy - Geese by the Gaggle - Ducks by Maw York. N.V. 10038 Vernon seeking expe­ Equal Opportunity dodontist Group, preven­ ity deposit required. Coll correctly. Fast, personal Wicker. PERO FRUIT STAND — 276 Print Name, Addrait with IIP rienced Individual on full 646- 2469. service. Call 647-8553. (Off Spring St., the Dozen - Ornaments by the Treeful - CODE. Stfla Numher and Site. E m ployer. tative oriented practice. Oakland Street, Manchester. 643-6384. Sheep by the Flock and Irene bv the time basis. Must have Pleasant atmosphere Behind Barn) New FASHION with excellent typing and of­ MANCHESTER — TRUCKING 8. HAULING door ot the CRAFTSMEN'S GALLERY, I'hoto-Guide palterns in NEWSPAPER CARRIERS Coll 1-423-8944.______***** fice skills. Supervisory Lovely four room apart­ OPEN THURS. 58 Cooper Street, Manchester. 647-8161. all size ranges, has a EASY ASSEMBLY DONE — Cellars and special Grace Cole Collec- experience helpful. Call WORK! $600per 100. Gua­ TRUCK MECHANIC ment, first floor, great attics cleaned. Trees and 1-4 p.m. WANTED — At M & M SAT. a SUN. Tools ***** timi for larger sizes; plus NEEDED Judy at 871-0401. ranteed payment. No Ex- locotlotL $475 Includes brush cut and removed. 2 IIONUS ( oupnns! perlence/No Sales. De­ Service. Call Dove at heat, hot water and gar­ Coll 649-2021. Mike 9:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. 649-2871. SHOP BLISH HARDWARE, 793 Main Price .... |2.00. In Manchester Area tails send self-addressed age. Rose or Don, 646-8646 G alllgan. Street for the Do-It-Yourselfer. Gift Shirts stamped envelope; or 646-2482. t I I Main St. 1-104 $16 - ANY TREE Complete line of tools. Open Dally PERSONAL TEE — Personalized Fun LII8C St. Judith E L A N -V IT A L -1 7 3 , 3418 I PAINTING/ 8:30am to 5:30pm and Thursday Keepsake Quilts Pine Hiii St. MAKE CHRISTMAS Enterprise Road, Ft. MANCHESTER — Spa­ a n d Sportswear. G r e a t Gifts for Center St. Wetherell SL INSTRUCTIDN PAPERING evenings for the Holidays. 643-4121. Christmas. "The Original Tee Shirt Woodtand St. MERRIER Pierce, FL 33450. cious three bedroom 647-9546 Strong St. Keeney SL apartment. Large yard, Store For Over 10 Yeors" 825 Main ***** Street, Manchester. 646-3339. Joseph St. Se/l Avon! one car garage. $475 plus PAINTING AND PAPER Hlllierd SL Niles Dr. Earn Extra $$S for gifts. HANGING —Exterior Marble St. NURSES AIDES u tilitie s . S ecurity and re f­ HOUSEHOLD N. Main St. Frances erences required. Coll and Interior, ceilings re­ Metal Detectors ***** 3 -11 paired. References, fully GOODS Your newspaper carrier depends Gritwoid St. McCabe St. 523-9401 or 279-2941 p.m. CERTIFIED MATH IN­ 647- 8467 a fte r 6pm. Diane Dr. Part Time STRUCTOR — Tutors all Insured. Quality work. CHRISTMAS SPECIALS ON METAL Stock SL DETECTORS bv White. TV/Stereos on his collections each week to Horace Hackmatack St. Become one of our grades, SAT preparation 31/2 ROOM APARTMENT Martin Mattsson, even­ USED REFRIGERA­ dedicated nurses aides CONNECTICUT VALLEY COIN Trumbutt St. In Math and English. — Private home, heat, ings 649-4431. TORS, WASHERS, SHOPAL SIEFFERT S APPLIANCES that truly enjoys helping C O M P A N Y , 805 M ain Street, 643-6295. — 445 H a r tfo r d R o a d , M a n c h e s te r. pay his bill, whether or not he F U LL TIM E Computer In basic lan­ appliances. Working sin­ Ranges - clean, guaran­ our elderly patients. Ex­ Open 9am to 4pm, Monday through 647-9997. SUPER SANTA SALE! Video guage. Call 649-5453. gle adult only. No pets, CEILINGS REPAIRED teed, parts and service. RECEPTIONIST cellent working condi­ Prldoy, Saturdays 9am to 3pm. Tope Recorders, TV’s, Stereo's, has received payment from his ch ild ren . Call 643-2880. or REPLACED with dry- Low prices. B.D. Pearl & tions. Certified aides pre­ Washers, Dryers, Refrigerators, ferred. Please call Mrs. wall. Call evenings, Gary Son, 649 Main Street, Position in Bloomfield. HDMES M cH ugh, 643-9321. ***** Freezers, MUCH MOREI customers. When he doesn’t get Typing, clerical and Launl. Director ot Nurses. FDR SALE 3 ROOM APARTMENT, 643-2171. phones necessary. 646-0129 first floor, centrally lo­ NAME YOUR OWN Jewelry ***** paid, he has to dip into his Send res6me to; MANCHESTER MANOR cated, bus stop. Immacu­ TW IN BEDROOM SET — CELEBRITY CIPHER NURSING HOMES LOVELY 7 ROOM PRICE — Father and son. C e le b rity Cipr»«»t c ry p to g r a m s 8»€* C re a te d trorw q u o ta tio n s by Box NN, c/o The Man- late. No utilities. $300. Excellent condition! BRAY JE W E L E R S , 699 M a in S tre e t, famous people past and present Each tetter «n me c PvHjuaisC Manchester vice. Painting, Paper- fessional, executive trance. 649-3866 o r 649- Pine. Best offer. Coll Lasalle and Pulsar watches. Also 14K t'. v\iF NFR hanging 8, Removal. Call Florists area. 1 acre wooded and 0244. 643-4022. Gold Chains and tine lewelry. Hummel landscaped lot. Central 644-0565 o r 644-0036. "OSDIB N QDPWOH DV GDFS figurines. Watch and lewelry repair. CHRISTMAS PLANTS, air, 2 car garage with BUFFET — 4ft. 7ln. long, "We Service What We Sell" 643-5617. CENTERPIECES, HolldavRose PROFESSIONAL PAIN­ door openers, genuine 2 drawers, cabinet on Special and Christmas Parties. You can help keep a small PCOGRODMWC JM PJHONW. TER Wants residential sauna bath, private rear each end. Dark veneer. ***** KRAUSE FLORIST, 621 Hartford Road. patio. Early occupancy. work. Reasonable prices. $75 cash. Call at 5pm, 643-9559. businessman from going under if YIGSVV UJY CNQS SALESPEOPLE B e lfio re A g e n cy, 647- Call 643-5411. 646-3214. icxpawy 1413. Benntt Houtlno Dtvtiopmant Stereo Specialist you pay your carrier when he now taking aoDMcotlons, t BR J B Painting — Work ***** STKSMDSIPSR D W. UJY 81 ELECTRIC STOVE —• opt.S37S to ly f i. Two BR opt. «455 guaranteed. Call for tree J.B. ELECTRONICS — Where GLASTONBURY — Cus­ to 1470. Rtnt inctudts heot, hot Nice and clean, self Professlonnis buy t h e i r stereo calls to collect. Thank you. tom built by owner. wotar, W/Wcorpotlno.rongtxrt- estim ate, 646-2192. cleaning. Name your' CENTERPIECES, FRUIT BASKETS, MSNGGU RjrW FIJZ ZCNW DW frlo.. dlspotol, colt for old tvs- equipment and accessories. Discount Flower Plants for Your Holiday Needs. WANTED $199,900. Three bedroom tam, alavotor. laundry, com­ price, over $40. Needs pricing on cash and carry Items. Coll contemporary, stone munity room and itoroga orao. BROWN'S FLOWERS INC., 163 Main Unlt» now shown by appoint- BUILDING/ re p a ir. C all 649-5038. Jack B ertrand 643-1262. Street, Manchester. 643-8455. DV." — AMNIF PNMMDIBWJI. fireplace, sunken living mant, Monday. Wadnasdoy, Fri­ day. tOo.m. • 12 p.m. Plaosa coll PREVIOUS SOLUTION: " I could always get a |O b But it room, air conditioning, I CONTRACTING for oppointmanf. ***** was playing heavies or authoritarian tathers or mad lacuzzi, 44 ft. deck and MISCELLANEOUS ***** colonels ' - Stacy Keach To work evenings much more. Appoint­ 528-6522 FARRAND REMODEL­ I FOR SALE Gold Jewelry ment only. Pricipols ING — Cabinets, roofing, PARK H IL L JOYCE FLOW ER SHOP — Even small businessmen only. Coll 633-3974. gutters, room additions, THE CONNECTICUT VALLEY COIN Fancy Fruit Baskets. Boxwood Trees - 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm MANCHESTER — One decks, all types of remo­ CAR RADIO — Excelleni All Your Christmas Decorating Needsi KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ‘ by Larry Wright bedroom , 1st flo o r w ith condition. High powered; COMPANY now carries 14K Gold MANCHESTER — North- deling and repairs. FREE Jewelry, Just In time for ChrlstmasI 36 Oak Street. 649-0791. Q 130 tleld Green condo, 3 bed­ stove and retrigerotor. estimates. Fully insured. Includes Dolby NR, Bass have cash flow problems No pets. $375 per month Quality Jewelry at Low, Low Prices. I __ with Heraid carriers room s, 2'/2 baths, central Telephone 6t3-6(lf7, o tte r and Trebble controls and ***** plus heat. Call 646-1379. m ore. $90. Call 646-1063 Connecticut Valley Coin Compony, 805 This attractive quHtT air conditioning. All op- 6pm, 647-8509. M ain Street, 643-6295. Open 9am to 4pm, Crosaroada, ia just one of pllonces. $71,900. F.J. Spl- after 4; 30pm. TWO, THREE AND FIVE Monday through Friday, Saturdays, the 24 memorable quilt leckl Reoltors, 643-2121. LEON CIESZYNSKI d eai^a to piece and ap­ Excellent Income ROOM Apartments'— No 9am to 3pm. BUILDER — New homes, ANTIQUE BUREAU/ Typewriters plique contained with full appliances. No pets. Se­ I REAL ESTATE additions, remodeling, Bedroom vanity and coat M iijljry directiona and pattern rack. $99 for all, but w ill ***** YALE TYPEWRITER SERVICE — for the c u rity . Call 646-2426 week­ rec rooms, garages, kit­ piecea in this latest addi­ I WANTED days, 9am to 5pm. Typewriters rebuilt. Portable chens remodeled, ceil­ sell separate. Call 643^ tion to the Quilt Library Antiques Typewriters from $35. Sales and — Keepsake Quilts. Oth­ right people. ings, bath tile, dormers, 1516 after 5;30pm. ACTIVE N' ABLE Service. Typewriter and Adding ers are Rocky Road to I HDMES roofing. Residential or RED GOOSE FARM ANTIQUES — Kansas, Rosebud Wreath, REALTY NEEDS LIST­ DEPRESSION GLASS Goose Lane, Coventry has a revolving Machines. 41 Purnell Piece, I FDR RENT co m m e rcia l. 649-4291. M anchester. 649-49RA Spinning Triangles. INGS! If you're selling Punch Bowl and Stand,21| Oak Bookcase, two wonderful round your property call Jack Q-ISO, Keepsake Quilts CARPENTRY AND RE­ cups. Royal Ruby patt­ tables! Thursday through Sunday, 12- ***** ia $3.2$ a copy. iHanrI|pHtrr Hrralh Lappen a t 643-4263. TOLLAND — One bed­ ern. $75. Phone 649-7375. 5pm, 742-9137. room house, garaoe. In MODELING SERVICES T* wdtr, UMl $12$, iKlsdti Piease contact Jeanne country. Private. Imme­ — Complete home re­ Gift Certificates ptttait aid kaodliif. pairs and remodeling. TWO ROTOR ANTENNA aiw t caaai Rentals diate occupancy. $400 o with controls. $25 each, THRIFT SHOPPERS Appreciate GIFT m onth. Coll 742-5770. Quality work. Referen­ ces, licensed and insured. Coll 646-1776 a fte r 5pm. CERTIFICATES tor Christmas from the IIM ate. •« aiMilaas PENNY SAVER, 46 Purnell Place, Mn raft. N.T. laait at 647-9946 Call 646-8165. saM, aatraaa .!• nr RODMS ISTDRE AND Manchester. c o a l aa l aqrta Maasat. FDR RENT IDFFICE SPACE DUMAS ELECTRIC — ENDROLLS SPECIAL: Over 2M a s . Call 647-9946 Lights dimming? Fuses Icctiona and a FREE 27'h wldlh-2SC biowing? Repairs, im­ Pattern SectioB ia tke iiaurhpatpr Hpralh MANCHESTER — Clean MANCHESTER — 2 of­ 13V4 wldlh-2 for 254 ALBUM. Juet t$.H . rooms for rent. 24 hour fice suite, bathroom. $250 provements and oddi- tionai circuits. Fuiiy li­ MUST be picked up at the Manaimtiaca security. Maid and linen monthly Including heat. Manchester Herald Otflce a-iM -eoua-oie aaa aa«. aa. service. Coll 646-7066. Hayes Corp. 646-0131. censed, insured. Coll la arati Qaaii S a. ta aiata W tm 646-5253 anytim e. before 11 A M. ONLY. a-iao - uiruai aaiiia. aa atacai aaa aaalisuaa aatitaa. t