J 2« - MAN'( IIKSTKH HKHAl.l). Monday, Dec 17. 1984 WEATHER U 1 / White supremacist insists U.S./WORLD FOCUS SPORTS Hiring of Hidalgo Santa gets mail Torrid Whalers Clear, mild tonight; § future beiongs to neo-Nazis started firm’s woes from town notables gaining momentum cloudy Wednesday By Penny Spar But group member Gary Yar­ Officials say some members of United Press International brough,,listed as a suspect in the the Aryan Nations group were ... page 5 ... page 11 ...•page 15 ... oage 2 Denver killing, denied in an dissatisfied with the lack of action The White American Bastion, a interview during the weekend at a by Butler, 65, their leader. In an tiny band of faci.st fanatics that jail in Boise, Idaho, he had interview with the San Francisco white supremacist leader Richard anything to do with the slaying or Examiner Sunday, Butler admit­ Butler called the future of the any other violent crime. ted that the younger, more militant racial purity movement, has burst According to FBI affidavits, the members are eroding his from ob.scurily in a blaze of gunfire White American Bastion plotted to influence. during recent weeks. overthrow the U S. government by "The future is theirs.” Butler Although the group is believed 1999. The "revolution" was to be said. "W e cannot tell them what to comprised of only about a dozen financed witb robberies and coun­ do." members, it has been linked to the terfeiting operations. Butler added he was proud of gangland-style slaying of a liberal FBI officials refused to divulge Robert J. Mathews, the Bastion's leader, who died in the FBI i®anrl|fatrr U m lh Jewish_radio talkshow host at his details, but other law enforcement Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Denver home, two armored car officials say the White American shootout Dec. 8. and called him "a Tuesday, Dec 18, 1984 — Single copy: 25C robberies netting $3.5 million in Bastion is a splinter group formed hero.” \'"i California and Washington state, by members and associates of the "I feel sorry about his death." and a spectacular shootout with Church of Jesus Christ Christian Butler said. "He was a man of the the FBI near Seattle in which its Aryan Nations, a white suprema­ highest idealism and moral char­ chief apostle was believed to have cist sect based in Hayden Lake, acter, He exhibited a willingness $28.1 billion savings been killed. Idaho. and courage to die for his beliefs.” Ludes home [OUR GREATEST HOLIDAY Herald photo oy Tarquinlo to accolades Eye on Hawaii SALE EVER! President decides Dreaming of a trip to Hawaii are these JUST LOOK AT THESE Bv Sarah E. Hall ier and Kelly Adams. The new company Herald Reporter visitors to Designs on Travel, which held bought the former Globe Travel, EXAMPLE BUYS! its grand opening at 555 Main St. according to Larry Metivier, Designs on When Manehe.sler High School t’hiicipal Jat'oh recently. They are (left to right) Terry Travel president. to clip defense Lude.s returned lo work llii.s nioriiing after a Adams. Conrad Pelletier, Yvonne Pellet­ five-day at)senee. In' received pr.u.se .some colleagues claim was two nionltis overdue Bv Norman D. Sandler Asked if the $28.1 billion is the respectively, to keep the deficit- Paper "footsteps " Iraeed a [lalli lo his olfiee. most Reagan believes can be cut United Press International reduction plan on target. with a sign telling visitors "This wa.\ lo the from future defense outlays, While Speakes stre.ssed Reagan Conneelleul Principal ol llie ^'ear " Chocolate RFK’s eldest son heads WASHINGTON - Pre.sident Speakes replied. "That is his had weighed fiscal concerns coins covered wilti gold loil spilled over his desk. Reagan has decided lo scale back decision — Ihut it is the proper against national security priorities Huge red-aiid while haniiers eongralul.iiing him OPEN SUNDAY 12 - 5 military spending by $28.1 billion amount to be cut from defense.” in agreeing to $28.1 billion in hung nutside the school over the next three years as a sign The White House announcement reductions, he appeared to leave The decorations were lo recognize Ludes' efficient, egalitarian firm came -several hours before De­ that all agencies will feel the pinch the door open to further comprom­ status as the only ('onneelieiil principal cited in a fense Secretary Caspar Wein­ of his deficit-reduction plan, the ise by indicating the numbers for national program to lionoi 104 outstanding By Carol Rosenberg This is Joe, the $60,00n-a-year oil — at a profit and used the profits £ FISHER berger was due to go public with White House announced today. 1987 and 1988 were not cast in stone. educators Though the award «a s announced in United Press International businessman, tidking But ask him to finance the heating oil. ^ FISHER his latest budget plans at a White House spokesman Lurry "Tho.se are the figures the October, it was not until last wei'k that Ludes how he got started. Did he have a But the process is not simple. It's FVH725 Speakes acknowledged the reduc­ Pentagon news conference. president has agreed upon for the BOSTOiN — When he's not jelling fV H 7 3 0 m - went to South Seas I’ lanlalion in C,i|>li\ a Island. dee|) interest in energy and a a year-round commitment that tions represent less than half of The presidential decision, ex­ out-years," he said. "But as you nroiind the woiid striking denis Florida, lor a special In Honor ol Kxeellenee" passion to play with the system'.’ requires Kennedy to watch prices those proposed by budget director pected to prompt calls from know, a budget in the out-years is a with oil ministers. Jo.seph P. eonferenee. He cracks a grin. and shuttle between the Middle David Stockman, but added: "The congressional leaders for even plan, and a plan that is subject to Kennedy II sits at the head of a $40i) "W e just fell It (Ludes' eilalioni really hadn’t "It seemed perfectly reasonable East, Africa and South America to budget process continues. It will sharper reductions, followed sev­ looking at each year. million energy eompany — a been recognized. " MHS Vice I’riiieipal Gwen to try," he says of the idea tossed negotiate with oil ministers and continue this year and it will eral weeks of internal debate business that eombines his slain The plan translated into a Brooks said today "Kveryliody seemed lo know around a friend's home six years refineries. He directs every step continue in '87 and '88. " within the administration and loud fiither's idealism with 1980s entre­ three-year cut of $29.6 in budget about it except the students ' ago when oil profits were soaring until the refined oil is brought to Reagan "remains committed" warnings from Capitol Hill that preneurial savvy. Fisher 4-Head VHS Video CasseNe authority, far short of the $121 Ludes said Burger King Corp and the National and the federal fuel assistance Massachusetts and turned over to Fisher 4-Head VHS Video Cassette to his plan to slash the deficit from defense mu.st share the burden of a The business is ealled the Recorder w/WIreless Remote Control billion recommended by Stock- Association of Secondary School Principals program was not yet in place. the state fuel assistance project for $200 billion to $99 billion by 1988 — concerted deficit-reduction effort. Citizens Energy Corp. But it is Recorder with Wireless Remote Control man. Total Pentagon budget au­ "brought in some ol Hie linesi theorists and "I saw on the news that millions distribution. bringing the figure to 4 percent of Speakes said Weinberger, who known to many as ".loe Kennedy's thority for the three years would erilies in Ihe eouiilry ’ for Hie eonferenee and millions of dollars were being Oil was where CEC began, but • Fw I n * In i^irmd iptail Gross National Product in 1986. 3 last week offered $6 billion in Oil Company," named for Robert near $1.1 trillion. "Probably the best part ol II was. you had a made. And people were poor. And the company has expanded with iHitlj pliyM • Stm iM dai percent in 1987 and 2 percent in savings in 1986. had agreed to K. Kennedy's eldest son. who When Weinberger unveiled his chance lo sit and talk w ith your colleagues from nobody was there to help, f interests in natural gas and energy • litHUlic fmt M ill • My* Km U ntil 1988. Speakes said. reduce defense outlays by $8.7 started the firm sl.x years ago to I S(e original numbers last week, some all over the eounlry ’ Ludes said "The palm thought. I wonder if I can gel in on conservation — all part of • 13'hKtM ninlHj rnnle mtril • rnSduml ikctmic tin i/ He declined to speculate on bring eheap borne heating oil to Ihild billion that year —more than the $8 administration officials were skep­ trees didn’t detract Ironi it. eiHier " it'.’ "' Kennedy's search for solutions for • 14-diy, S-pripM titir catbrndy whether the shortfall in Pentagon billion proposed by Stockman and people struggling to keep warm in tical the proposal would achieve Ludes said he gathered "a lot ol good ideas " It was early 1979, he was 26years the problem of staying warm. • lekluicl dictiMic tnet • IE prnK dMMls savings will make Reagan cut other Reagan budget advisers. New England's fieree winter. • MR-ii M wi piMf apply the full savings claimed by the during Ihe five day .session, and planned lo make old. and he hud just left a job in The corporation's divisions now liKliliii nHi IV) deeper into domestic programs, But Weinberger — backed up by Kennedy, 32. hassiieeeededeven • Spnil liiHNdi ikvtnli defense secretary because the $6 use of them at MHS In particular, an expert Washington with the Community oversee conservation improve­ • Spdd 6 m h flqMi inliliii but insisted the plan "is consist­ Reagan — agreed to only $9.2 though he is neither a smooth- billion was built in part on a plan to demographer who spoke at Ihe eonferenee Services Administration, disen­ ments on apartment blocks: help Sliw MtllM nl Still FfHM ent” with the objective of an billion in reductions in 1987 and talking polilieian nor a slick • In rliiid i freeze military pay — but only- "confirmed many ol niy observations as a result chanted with the system. He was public buildings design systems to overall freeze on spending for $10.2 billion in 1988. Stockman had businessman. • 14 pmil dumb • Fmt bn dalp after giving military personnel a of our study ol Ihe Seholaslle Aptitude Tests," getting married, moving back to save energy costs: deliver cheap • Idind 14 tNiM litbus fiscal 1986. urged $20 billion and $30 billion. "I don't know where the heck I m • Up ti lidt Inn imi4iq/pli)|icl raise. Ludes said Massachusetts and fumbling natural gas in six states where • Fnr-4i|it IM/FM ttal rm ti m tril going," he says of the company around for something to do. He CEC could negotiate space on • e b E Un rntdiii Ludes and his stall did an exhaustive study of that has expanded sixfold since • Ml mild syitM local college board scores after they plummeted consulted Richard Goodwin, a pipelines: and pick up leftover oil • DidiHic bpi cmtir • I4U. E-imt pinmiit 1979. "I just take it one step at a family friend who had been a from private homes that have • Uwtb PnpM Mntbi .50 points in 1983 But the drop i-ould be linked to time." speechwriter for President switched to another form of fuel. Plan envisions expansion the changing population of test-takers, which Kennedy, w earing his a ll­ includes growing numbers ol minorities and Kennedy, Joe's uncle. A computerized conservation others who are inexperienced at taking tests like purpose blue suit and tie. is silting "It was the height of the energy program at the Rhode Island in his offiee on Atlantic Avenue by the SATs. Ludes said. crisis and Joe was looking for some Statehouse. for example, is ex­ The MHS principal said lie was al.so impressed Boston's waterfront trying to ex­ way to direct his energy." recalls pected to cut energy costs by 25 plain how at age 27 he was able to a FISHER* ^ FISHER of parkway to ease flow with a talk by Richard Rodriguez, an outspoken Goodwin, telling how he suggested percent. get a piece of that part of the world critic of bilingual education programs. I.udes that the young Kennedy figure out There is no other company quite STEREO FVH720 controlled by shieks and oil mog­ By Dennis c. /VlilewskI news conference attended by state Danbury. ’ said Rodriguez "blasted the whole eoneept" of a way to sell oil to needy people at like Citizens Energy Corp., which United Press International lawmakers and transportation uls. And wby he does it. And why he cost. Fisher 25” Color TV/HIgh \ t. The entire project would take providing native-language classes for children operates with a 35-member staff, officials. three to five years to complete. thought he could do it in the first Goodwin, like Kennedy, knew n who do not speak English, and stressed the need most earning between $20,000 and Resolution Television Monitor BRIDGEPORT — Trucks helped "This has gotten to be a real time D'Addario said his companies place. nothing about the oil industry. But for a "common identity" among Americans $30,000 a year. Kennedy draws F. Francis D'Addario build a bomb," D'Addario said of traffic would bid on any construction "Basically what I'm trying to he saw in the sandy-haired Joe Ludes said he brought back many slalislieslhat $60,000. but his is not the higest • Oiiitil ctaml dbpliy fortune as one of the .state's large.st on the Connecticut Turnpike, work approved under the plan, but suggest is there is a phenomenal some of the qualities that drove salary, says General Manager >112 ncm iii dUMls will help in ciirieulum planning For example, >MTC, Mkritm bbi n m a i construction suppliers, but he .says "This is a life and death problem. added. “ That means nothing" need fo r ... " he says, jumping up to RFK. Steve Rothstein. (iid id iii h M( 1Y) only II perceni of all households ciirreiiHy have Fischer VHS Video Cassette Recorder the big rigs are "monsters" to It's the fear of traffic.” because all contracts go to the pace back and forth. "Like his father, he has determi­ • Pb|m nlKtn n tiltii IV/Vidn one parent at home all day — while 60 percent did Kennedy says he's been ap­ > 17-bittii dickiMi winiB w b ti motorists and a danger to all on D'Addario said his plan com­ lowest bidder. "There area lot of poor people in nation, energy and passion. That's OpIlMMl CimpMOK C iblnil with Wireiess Remote Control in 19.55. he said proached by a variety of people cntnl Kitk w d n m b s congested highways. pares with more than $5 billion that There have been a series of fatal our country," he says, making what you need," says Goodwin. "And every day, 40 leen.igers give birth lo their across the country trying to duml nbctlN "They look beautiful to me, they would be required to widen or accidents in recent years on the another false start. This year, a tanker brought the third child.” Ludes contiiiiied He said other emulate the CEC and he's 'told • tBib tiltir are a livelihood,” D'Addario said "double deck" the turnpike. crowded Connecticut Turnpike "iThe fact of the matter is. in Citizen Energy Corp.'s sixth ship­ speakers at Ihe conference knocked down "the them he has no master plan. Just • Up ti 400 liiB it pKtHi Monday while unveiling a plan to The state purchased the right-of- and D'Addario said safety was his ■■ oples' minds, they think the ment of refined oil to Massachu­ do it. myth of the sunlx lt.” which holds that |H-ople of iBibtiN add four lanes on the Merritt way along the south side of the biggest concern. •f’C- energy crisis is over, " he says In a setts' needy pebple. It will sell at 55 •VHS finut f W>>si% HefAiO photo by Torqumio child-bearing age are flocking to the southwest But others have not done it. a fact • 1 ndn/ndM iipn, 1 vidn/ Parkway. "T o the public they arc Merritt Parkway in the 1930s for In January 1983, seven people frustrated burst. cents a gallon, compared to the •Ffint bill dnign ■ • • A * * .. When it came lo food, "Burger King was a very some attribute to Joe's influence ■ ii Htpit. 1 vidB/Bdii monsters. They are a very fright­ eventual expansion of the died in a fiery crash at the MHS PRINCIPAL JACOB LUDES Then he lapses into what he going rate of $1.10 to $1.15. That as a Kennedy. •4-functiia wirelESE lemte nntrel gracious ho.sl," Ludes reported "W e didn't have knows best. He rattles off facts, Ntpit, 1 stun idM* ening thing.” highway. Stratford Toll station on the first shipment sold for 47 cents a Joseph Fitzpatrick, state energy . . . gets surprise welcome a single Whop|«-r or an order ol I l ies " figures, and a short course on Ntpit, 1 wpIbM jidi •9-diy 1-mnt pniramtlilE timef D’Addario claims expansion of When asked if the public was highway and three people were gallon, 35 cents less than the retail secretary when Kennedy was the parkway, which is closed to ready to support expansion of the Congress' windfall profits tax — rate in the winter of 1979. •lOS-duiiel, able rat/ hang killed six months later when a laying the groundwork to buy the trucks, would ea.se heavy highway scenic and historic parkway. Dep­ section of the Mianus River Bridge his attempt to explain in a flood of "It is a terrific concept," says •Up ti eight beers rearding/pbiibick (T160 assette) first batch of oil, says he listened to traffic in less than two years along uty Transportation Commissioner in Greenwich collapsed. words how the rich won ou fal the State Energy Secretary Sharon Kennedy's scheme in no small •12 preset cbaiKels the New York corridor between Donald Leavitt said, " I think so." Four people, including a preg­ expense of the poor. Pollard. "He basically goes off to Jl measure because it came from a "Listen carefully," he says, his •Gee, Review end Still Frine mdes Greenwich and New Haven. D’Addario’s plan al.so calls for a nant woman and her 4-year-old Venezuela and other oil-producing Kennedy. He said he agreed to help District promotes Topiiff State officials said they would connector from the parkway to the daughter, died two months ago voice rising. "This is how the poor nations and buys it and comes back deliver the oil through an existing review the plan within 99 days and turnpike in Stamford and comple­ when a truck slammed into oncom­ people are screwed in this to Massachusetts and sells it at a country." state program because the idea PC 3 2 0 perhaps hold a public hearing tion of Route 7 in Norwalk. Special ing traffic in Fairfield. much reduced rate than you would was sound. Ten years ago, he says, 10 b efo re com m enting on the express lanes to and from New "We have a bigger Mianus be able to buy it on the market," Today, Fitzpatrick, 36, has left proposal. as chief of fire deparment York might be included on the bridge — the Connecticut Turnpike percent of a "poor person's" Put simply, he bought that first government and is working for Doubling the parkway along a Merritt, he .said. — that is a time bomb waiting to budget was spent on energy. Today shipment of crude oil in Venezuela Bv Kathy Garmus Kennedy, administering the CEC’s 32-mile stretch the state owns from The project would later extend explode,” D’Addario said. In other business Monday niglil, zone, in which a firehouse would it's 23 percent, shooting up to 47 and found a refinery to process it. Herald Reporter Citizens Heat and Powerentity — a Greenwich to Milford could divert the Route 25 expressway to Inter­ "Hi-Ho" D'Addario is president district attorney John D LaBelle percent in the winter months. His He sold all of the byproducts — ® FISHER' FISHER not Im-permitted The remainder is division which, at a profit, designs two-thirds of the traffic from the state 84. widen the Milford connec­ of D'Addario Industries, a Jr. told Ihe directors that the in a Rural Residence Zone, Ip job. he says, is to help people cut gasoline, kerosene and sludge, Harold A. Topiiff Jr. was un­ and finances conservation plans busy Connecticut Turnpike. D'Ad­ tor from the toll station on the Bridgeport-based conglomerate purchase of land in the Buekland whi< h a firehouse could Im- built. those margins. everything but the home-heating Don’t Just watch TV.. animously confirmed Monday for buildings. Nmv Fifhw 25" Tdwiden wHh Starao Soundl dario said. parkway to the turnpike and that includes con.struction, as­ area for a-new firehouse should be The distri(-t has made the town night by the direetorsof the Eighth The entity makes its money by The plan would cost between $250 extend Route 7 from the parkway phalt. stone and concrete, develop­ completed by Thursday several offers to buy its Buekland Utilities District as the new chief of taking a share of energy costs • B" IPbpall hhwbi im • 4 M f p« tab m u K million to $300 million, he said at a in Norwalk to Interstate 84 in ment, and oil. The district is buying land at 1083 firehouse, but the town has re­ saved and dumping the profits • 8m inlifbn tabbtaUilMb-iaik Experience It! the district's volunteer fire Tolland Turnpike for $85,000 The • M top itara onbn n «*- department. fused. saying the station is needed back into cutting the costs of oil for ntt N m Hm 1% m m blbtam lii > iBbta t a itab land, which is now the site ol Citizens Energy men lit OM M il mmma • lambib • an "The directors also unanimously lo provide fire protection for the needy. His customers include • lEtay linba im li artil Keeney’s Garage, is next lo a several sehotils and some areas in the city of Lowell, the state of • Iba pabbi Imt «R i otabi confirmed the appointment of Lt. • III tab tail (ita i • In Ob b Vba/Mb 1/1 bpbi U.S. nuns town-owned lire station around the north end of town Rhode Island, private and public alb mi • am notat Ntoi lyiaSUf" •i-buta.S Lonely woman neette Gerald P. Denis, a lO-year which the town cannot legally seeks alternatives hospitals. His prime competitor is •jetidw b Uby member of the department, to provide lire protection ’ replace Topiiff us an assistant The town hoilt Hie station just Shell Oil Co. •StifB Ondti • •IVX-bn.Uta Joyner said tie has asked La BOSTON (U PI) - Oil was A for-profit subisidiary, Citi-, chief. hi-fore residents of Ihe Bur-kland "It’s clearly a pretty unique earn ire Belle lo .seek a variance from the where the Citizens Energy zens Heat and Power run by pet, other friends area |M-titioned to join Ihe district. place, ” Fitzpatrick said of his Topiiff. a second assistant chief town lo allow the district louse Ihe Corp. began, but the 6-year-old former Massachusetts Energy StEREO SOUNDI 'Ih(- (ourls later ruled that the decision to join Kennedy. "It was and 30-year veteran of the district garage for storage once it has company run by Joseph P. Secretary Joseph Fitzpatrick, Editor’s note: The Manches­ dislrii I has I hi- right to provide fire something that was just begging High Reeolutloii PIcturei She suffers from chronic of pontiff fire department, succeeds John obtained title to Ihe properly Kennedy II today has expanded winterizes public buildings and ter Area Conference of bronchitis and severe arthritis proleelion in Ihe area. for a solution. ' Without Kennedy, Christen.sen. who announced his The district must overcome beyond oif — looking at other Churches is seeking to provide In a s|M.-('ial meeting earlier this 8 turns the profits back into the in her remaining right elbow it would not be the same place, resignation last month. Topliff’s .several zoning obstacles before it ways to cut high cost energy home heating oil project. The needy temilies in Manchester and hand. She says she fills iip VATICAN CITY (UPI) - The month, district residents by a large Fitzpatrick says. term will expire June 30, said can build a firehouse on the bills. biggest single project in this and Bolton with Christmas Vatican today ordered 24 U .S. nuns margin authorized the district " I don't think anybody's got the days now by watching soap district President Walter H properly. gifts, food and clothing baskets, to publicly retract a statement directors to purchase Ihe land fora The company is into: new division to date was im­ quite the drive, and to some extent, operas all day long. More than Joyner, who made both appoint­ and a hot Christmas dinner. declaring that Roman Catholics Part of the land is in a Business I firehou.se • Natural gas. This is the first provements made at 14 munici­ charisma," he said. anything else, she would love to ments. winter CEC is delivering natu­ pal buildings in the city of This vignette about one needy have a pet for company. have “ a diversity of opinion" on Topiiff said he planned no major Says Kennedy of his company's abortion or else face possible ral gas to low-income people in Lowell, where the city's $1.5 family was prepared by MACC iThanks to the town Housing changes in the 108-memberdepart- success and rapid growth: "I'm expulsion from their orders. areas in six states: Kentucky, million energy bill is being cut not saying there isn't a certain Authority, we will be abletobuy ment and would make sure the When the social worker asked Housing starts decline New 'York, Maryland, Ohio, by 20 to 25 percent, with a share a bird cage and all. We also The Congregation for Religious department continued to "g iv e the amount of luck — and my family her what size she would take, Pennsylvania, Virginia and Wa­ of the cuts being repaid to want to provide a pair of warm and Secular Institutes has directed people the service they de.serve " WASHINGTON M'RIi - name — but I did make it work." she said it has been so long since est rates tje(*,,,„-o z pcft iroiage shington D.C. General Manager Citizens Heat and Power to pay HT 770 HT870 winter-weight slaeks, a sweater the superiors major of the insti­ Despite the circumstances Builders started 0 7 percent fewer This is one of the few times she had any new clothes, she points ” sim-e mid summer, econo­ Steven Rothstein said the com­ off the improvements. and lined boots. tutes to which the nuns belong “ to under which he assumed control ol housing units in November in spite Kennedy even mentions his fam­ wouhtnH know how to shop, let mist Michael Sorniehrasl said, pany picked those states be­ • Hauling oil from ho­ The family described above is . ask every single member who the department, Topiiff said he of good weather, lower intere.st ous family. In recent years, alone know what size she wears, speaking lor the National Associa­ cause, in the tightly controlled meowners, This project estab­ one of the more-Uian-380 indi­ signed the ... declaration for a expected the change in leadership rates and increasing sales, the through the troubles and attention so we ended up guessing. tion of Home Builders industry, they were able to lished a mechanism for ho­ that surrounded the Kennedy clan, viduals and households which public retraction, ” the Vatican to go smoothly because he has been Commerce Department said negotiate pipeline space. meowners who have switched he has demanded and received She lost her left arpn in an auto MACC hopes to help this Christ­ press office said. an assistant chief for the past 13 today.. from oil to another form of fuel mas season. Non-perishable years. • Conservation. Acting as the scrupulous respect for his privacy. accident almost 30 years ago, a At issue is a statement that The bench mark annual rale of middle man between homes and to give it away, for a tax credit. E-Z TERM S: ALSIEFFERT'S foods, new and good-as-new Only once, sitting in an office wreck so severe that she suf­ appeared as a paid advertisement Christensen cited disagree­ housing starts — the first step in SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER used toys, and' gifts for the apartments, fronting the money The hauler gets some of the oil covered with photographs — his • CASH. V fered thlrCPdegree bums over 80 in The New York Times Oct. 7 ments with the district directors as Ihe construction of houses and to pay for winterization im­ elderly may be left at the C^ ter in trade, and CEC gets some of twin sons, his wife Sheila, he and percent, of her body and went during the U.S. presidential cam­ his reason for resigning the post he apartment buildings — was 1 525 Inside Today • CREDIT CARD Street fire sUUon, Eighth Utili- provements. Citizens Conserva­ the profit for its oil-delivery his father sailing. JFK — does he through numerous skin grafts- paign in which abortion was had held for 3'/4 years He has million in November after .sea­ project. Ues District fire station, any tion Corporation designs the mention his family. • MDNTHLY anissue. declined to make those disagree­ sonal adjustment In splfe of her handicap, she office of Heritage Savings and ' 20 pager, 2 sections improvements, and pays for the The project, called Home Oil He bemoans the fact that the PAYMENTS ments public. November was the second con­ helped care for her mother until Loan, and the itewntowii Man­ work, with the homeowner or Transfer, is currently in Massa­ business, sometimes a seven-day- The statement contended that "a Sources have said Joyner sought secutive monthly decline But the 647-9997 she died. Her only sister died chester Mall. Checks may be MHS World- apartment dweller repaying the chusetts, New York, New Jer­ a-week, on-the-road commitment, diversity of opinions regarding to replace Christen.sen as chief first 11 months of 1984 have still Afea towns _ _ _ 14 Obituanca __ two years ago^ still a painful mailed to MACC Seasonal Shar­ ClastutiBd— *16-19 O p in io n _ costs from money saved on fuel sey, Pennsylvania and Ontario. takes him away from his home in _ J}PHN DAILY; MON-THUR8 TIL 9 • TUES-WED-SAT TIL B . PRIOAV 'TIL ■ abortion exists among committed when he became district president averaged a better rale of starts bills. Canada. subject leaving her feeling ing, Box T73, Manchester, Conn. Catholics” despite the church's in July, but changed his mind after CortHCS______0 Peopletaih ^ Marshfield and Sheila and Joseph ^PEM 9;30 A.M. DAILY OPEN SUWDAY 12 - 5 lonesome and very alone. than last year Enlenaifiment__ i? SoQrta_ XMKHO. official condemnation of abortion talking with Christensen and oth­ Lottery ------2 III and Matthew, both 4. P ij disappointing Television ers in the department under any circumstances. number.“given the fact that inter­ t - MANCHESTER HERALD. TuesaavTOec. 18. ISM MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. Dec 18, 1984 - 1 ^Misunderstanding’ about poiice ieads to forum on rights Fire caus Swensson says Manchester By Sarah Passell chard and Clarence Zachery J r.. gun on Blanchard because he were searching for three shoplif­ officers had already checked "Th e re ’s a general misunder­ Herald Reporter Manchester she’s happy with both black Manchester teenag­ said Blanchard failed to obey ters whom store security had those who were leaving the standing of what police are and In Monday. 9:26 a m — medical ers who complained they had several orders to put his hands on described as black. building. why they are,” Weiss said Tow n Manager Robert Weiss call, 166 New State Road (Eighth been stopped by police for no the hood of Am ato’s police Zachery later admitted that he Zachery accused police of Monday. " It wasn’t just for Sewer money in escrow got the idea for a forum on the District, Paramedicsi. her assignments good reason. cruiser. ’ failed at first to comply with indiscriminately stopping black minorities alone.” rights of people stopped by police Monday. 1:51 p.m — smoke The Eighth Utilities District board of dirccim s Blanchard complained that he -Blanchard said he had been orders to show police his identifi­ people in the area. Capt. Henry after he learned that the families alarm. 34B Pascal Lane (Town). By Kathy Gormus voted Monday night to set up an escrow account had been unfairly stopped on startled but moved quickly to cation, instead asking several Minor later denied the charge, Capt. Robert Guliano. head of of two black youths who com­ Monday. 2:01 p m. — medical Herald Reporter from which to pay the town should it lose an Hartford Road April 6 after obey Amato’s order. times why he was being stopped. saying several black people with the police patrol division, said appeal of increased sewage treatment rates. plained they were detained un­ call, 341 Broad St (Town. State Rep. Elsie L. Swensson, R-Manchester, has police received a report that All internal police investiga­ He and his family, like Blan­ diildren were never stopped the department has tried for Paramedics). District attorney John !) I,aBellc Jr., who fairly don’t understand police been named vice chairman of the Government someone resembling him had tion later cleared Amato of chard, filed a formal complaint because it was clear to officers years to inform teenagers in recommended the account, said he would work procedures. Monday. 2:48j).m. — medical Administration and Elections Comnaittee. House been inside Howell Cheney Tech­ wrongdoing. about the incident. Another on the scene that they did not fit town about the function of police. call, 341 Broad St. (Town. out the details with Town .Attorney Kevin M The forum, which will be open Republicans annouhccxl Monday. nical School, apparently hiding a internal investi^tion cleared the description: one black La rry Wilson, the police com­ Paramedicsi. Swensson, who was elected last month to a third O ’Brien to the public, is scheduled for weapon under his coat, Blan- Blanchard said at a news Patrolman Martin Jordan, the woman and two black men — no munity relations officer, every Monday. 2:49 p.m. — motor term in the 13lh Assembly Di.strict. has .served on the l.aBcllc said he did not know the exact amotml Jan. 10 in the Whiton Memorial chanl also said he was treated conference last June that he officer who stopped Zachery. year teaches a law and order vehicle accident. Center Street and committee for four years. that the account would contain In-causc the first Library auditorium. Assistant children. harshly by the officer who believes if he had been white. E a rly police reports showed Weiss said that after the two class to Manchester High School Lx)ve Lane (Town. Paramedics). ’’I've always loved Government Administration bills since the town raised the district’s rales State’s .Attorney Herbert Ap­ stopped him. Amato "would have shown a that the store had furnished incidents parents of teenagers students. The class is held at the Monday, 5:46 p.m. — smoke and Elections, " .she said today. wore sent out only recontl.N pleton is to speak. "This is evidence of good faith on our part." The officer, Joseph Amato, little more respect, talked to me police with only vague descrip­ asked him questions like. “ W'hy police station on East Middle alarm. SOB Pascal Lane (Town). Swensson was also appointed to the Banks "There was a lot of misunder­ said district President Waller H. Joyner. reported that Blanchard, who more before he started frisking tions of the suspects. And the can’t a police officer answer a ’Turnpike. Monday. 5:59 p.m. — medical Committee, a committee she had expressed interest standing as to what the require­ m e." call. 16 Server St. (Town, "Winner takes all ” admitted he was the youth seen report on the internal investiga­ simple question like ‘Why are in earlier. She said she was “ very pleased" with her ments of a citizen were.” Weiss Paramedics). new assignments, despite being somewhat dissap- The district filed suit again.st the town after tlic inside Cheney Tech, was only- Zachery was stopped on the tion noted that Jordan was you stopping me?’ before a And Wilson goes to the high said Monday. Town and police Monday. 9:55 p.m — sofa on fire pointed about losing her merntx-rship on the Human town raised the district’s rales for sewage carrying his high school diploma evening of May 25 outside the mistakenly posted at the em ­ citizen has to obey?" The forum school several times a year for officials met last spring with the outdoors. 177 Spruce St (Town). Services Committee. treatment by about 62 percent, according to under his jacket. But before Manchester Parkade store ployees’ entrance, where, un­ various law-enforcement pro­ in January is supposed to answer Monday. 11:20 p.m. — medical LaBclle’s estimates. Rates for other users of llic families of Paul-Henry Blan­ learning this. Amato pulled his where he worked, while police known to Jordan, store security She had been on the Human Services Committee for those questions. grams. Guliano said. call. 130 School St. (Town. four years. town’s sewer system were incicascd by 4(1 Paramedics). The Republicans also announced that Rep. J. Peter percent Tuesday. 5:25 a m. — medical Fusscas, R-Marlborough. was appointed lotho Public call. 43 Brainard Place (Town. Safety Committee and the Labor and Public Chamber polls on downtown P e o p le ta lk Weather Paramedics). Employees Committee. He has been on the Public Safety Commillec for the past two years. The Greater Manchester Uhanibcr ol Coin Tolland County After the Republicans won control of the Legisla­ mercc has sent a questionnaire to its ST.'S Balance of fame Today’s forecast ture in the Nov 6 election, Swensson told party members asking their opinions on the propo.scd Hall without Oates Friday. 8:29 p.m. — medical leaders that she would serve on whatever committee plans for the reconstruct ion of Main Street. The "Johnny Dangerously." starring Joe Piscopo Hall and Oates, the most successful singing duo Couiectieat, Massachnselts call. 43B School St.. Coventry they wanted her to. Swensson said she was one of the cover letter with questions sent last Thursday Today; partly and Michael Keaton, will be released soon but in rock history, say they are going to split upafter and Rhode Island: (South Coventry). X.-"' few Republican legislators who was not seeking a outlines the $4 million plan which is to he 92' v Piscopo says he actually prefers television to their tour ends next spring but it's only to mostly sunny and mild. Highs Saturday. 4:12 p.m. — motor leadership position. percent slate and federally funded movies. temporarily. in the 50s. Tonight; clear with vehicle accident. Seagraves Road. Fusscas said today that he wanted the Hou.se The questionnaire asks members if llicy “ T V ismy first love," he said. "Butitlooks asif lows in the upper 20s to the 30s. Coventry (Nortti Coventry. South chairmanship of the Appropriations Committee, but support the plan as proposed, support it witli I ’ll be doing more movies” Among the movie "We’re not thinking about breaking up." John Wednesday: increasing cloudi­ Coventry). lost out in the battle witli two other candidates. He said modifications or would "prefer to sec the town K projects. Piscopo says, is one with friend Eddie OatestoldUPI. Daryl Hall wants the time to work ness. Highs in the 40s. Saturday. 4:31 p.m. — medical he was also offered the vice chairmanship of three taxphyers fund the necessary repairs” Mnrphy that will include some of their routines on a solo album while Oates is thinking about a Maine and New Hampshire; call. Lake Street. Bolton (Bolton. other committees, but turned down the offers to leave The board of dircclors of the chamht>r plans to from "Saturday Night Live” video project. Mostly cloudy with a chance of Andover). more time to work on legislation. speak at the Jan. 9 public hearing on the |>lan. The Piscopo’s career hasn’t taken off like Murphy’s flurries north today and variable Saturday. 11:59 p.m. — chimney “ I really wanted to concentrate on my legislation directors will indicate approval of Ihc conccpl fire. Lake Road. Andover and those of other "Saturday Night ” performers "At certain points. I think it's important forme cloudiness south. Highs in the 20s this year.” said Fusscas, who was elected to a third and the repairs and suggest some imiirovcmciilN (Andover). like Chevy Chase. Bill Murray and Dan Ackroyd to scatter my normal patterns." Hail said. It will norUi to lower 40s south. Clearing term from the S5th Assembly District. "Isawaunique to the plan, according lo Ihc letter Sunday. 6:49 a m. — mexlical but he is unconcerned. be his second solo effort. Hall’s first, "Sacied tonight . Lows in the teens and opportunity to put through some very constructive Songs, ’ was considered so commercially risky call. West Street, Bolton (Bolton). legislation” "I like where I am in show business right now." 20s. Becoming cloudy Wednes­ Sunday. 10:33 a.m. — propane Hanukkah party Wednesday that RCA fought to keep it from being released. day. Snow likely in the north with Fusscas .said he has already filed 17 bills, among he said. " I ’m doing what I want to do. I’m not too leak. Flower Shop. Route 44. Pre-schoolers of Ihc Temple Beth Sholoiii rich and not too famous. I ’m just right In a way I Oates said he is particularly proud of their rain or snow likely in the south in them a constitutional amendment that would limit Bolton (Bolton). state spending and several bills calling for the repeal Nursery School will have a special Maniikkah feel like I ’m riding on the coattails of Chevy and current hit, "Out of Touch," because it came out the afternoon. Highs in the 20s virtually the way he wrote it before bringing it to Sunday. 1:28 p.m. — medical of "nui.sance" taxes, including the tux on meals under celebration Wcdnc.sday at II a.m. Parents will the rest of the guys from ‘Saturday Night Live’ and 30s. call. Prospect' Street, Coventry Herald photo by Tarquink) join their children in a variety of aclivilics. who opened the door for me” the recording studio. "So what you hear on the $1. a real estate conveyance tax and a tax on record is like my demo at home.” he said. "That Vermont: Partly sunny this (South Coventry). children’s clothing. including crafl-making. games and cooking. feels good for me." afternoon. Highs in the 30s and Monday. 12:15 p.m. — medical Help for Ethiopia He also filed a bill that would change the state’s The ccichralion will culminate in a latkc party. 10s. Fair and cold tonight. Lows call. 103 Nathan Hale Road. formula for grants to towns for road improvements The temple’s nur.scry school serves 3 and Coventry (South Coventry). 15 to 25 north and 25 to 35 south. Today: mostly sunny and mild. High 50 to SS. Northwest wind 10 to 15 These third-graders from Verplanck School helped raise and another that would exempt town trucks involved 4-year-olds from many communities II meets on Snow, sleet and freezing rain mph this afternoon. Clear tonight. Low around 30. Light variable $412.79 for the starving in Ethiopia last week, by using in emergency maintenance from weight limits. Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays and lias a likely in the north Wednesday. A special enrichment program for 4 ycar-oUls Quote of the day wind. Wednesday: increasing cloudiness. High in the 40s. Toda/s the school’s public address system to ask their Fusscas also introduced legislation to remove chance of freezing rain in the weather picture was drawn by David Rodriguez, four days shy of his Swaziland resident state troopers from the authorized man­ Enrollment for the next school year will licgin Richard Girni Butler, 65. leader of the white south at first but rain likely after classmates to donate money. The money will be sent to power of the state police and to require that any town soon. supremacist Aryan Nations Church, on the death Now you know 10th birthday, of 134 Park Terrace, a fourth grader at Keeney Street The royal house of Swaziland mid morning. Highs 25 to35 north that wants a resident state trooper gets one. of a young follower killed in a shootout with the School. traces back 400 years, and is oneof Catholic Relief Services. Christopher O ’Hara kneels on Toward the middle of winter, as the sun began and 30s south. Fusscas said the issue of state police manpower was FBI. (in an interview with The San Francisco Africa’s last ruling dynasties. The the floor. Behind him are Heather Czaja (left) and Maija Authority to meet early setting further in the south and nights grew especially important to towns in eastern Connecticut, Exam iner): Swazis, a Bantu people, were Henderson. Teacher JoAnn Scata organized the longer, ancient pagan priests put candles, which driven to Swaziland from lands to where resident troopers are often u.sed. The Mnnchcslcr Housing Authority has they called fairy lights, on trees in an attempt to changed the lime of ils regular niccling "In a sense. I wish I had been with him when he the north bv the Zulus in 1820. fund-raiser. "You can’t shortchange public safety," Fusscas lure the sun back north — the origin of the Extended outlook Wednesday from 7 ,10 p.m. to 5 p.m. died. But I don't have the guts anymore." said. "W e’re quite undermanned in eastern Christmas tree. Extended outlook for New Connecticut." The authority meets at 24 Bluefield Drive, England Thursday through Monday’s announcement completes the assign­ Saturday: College pact talks resume Jan. 3 ments for Republican legislators from the area. State Connecticut, Massachusetts Sen. Carl A. Zinsser. R-Manchester, earlier (his Burgess elected to board The negotiating teams for the faculty and staffs of the state "without losing the intent of what and Rhode Island; Cloudy with a month was appointed chairman of the Energy and Peter Burgess of Manachcsler has been elected Congress of Connecticut Commun­ community colleges. Thornton our demands are." Thornton said. Public Utilities Committee and to the Banks chance of showers Thursday. ity Colleges and the Board of Manchester Community College lo the board of irusices of Connecticut said that the talks "remained in Committee. Preservation. Fair Friday and Saturday. Highs Trustees for Community Colleges the same place." with basic faculty and staff members were Neither Rep. James R. McCavanagh, D- He is the former director and treasurer of the mostly in the 40s and lows in the will make new proposals Jan. 3 agreement on small issues, but among several community college Manchester, nor Rep. Donald F. Bates, D-Ea.st Lutz Children’s Mu.scum and is a partner in Ihc 20s. after a failure to reach agreement with disagreement on major issues staff who participated in informu- A chance of snow Hartford, have received their committee accounting firm of Arthur Andersen & Co. Vermont; on a contract for CCCC, according which include pay increases. tional pickets recently to make assignments. Thursday and again Saturday. to the union’s staff organizer, their demands known to the public Snow may change to rain in the Steve Thornton. The CCCC negotiating team will and administrators. Two more south. F a ir Friday. Highs in the The two groups met twice last try to come up with new proposals colleges arc conducting similar 30s. Lows in the 20s. week to discuss the contract for all or variations on old proposals pickets this week, Thornton said. Maine and New Hampshire: A lOPiH fii^iciiir ’ifi 1i chance of flurries north Thurs­ day with a chance of showers or For Christmas... flurries south. Fair Friday. A chance of flurries Saturday. Style with Quality and Value! Highs in the 20s north and 30s to Fine Jewelry low 40s south. Lows 5 to 15 north from and teens to low 20s south. Satellite view

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Tuesday, l)c( 18, 19M MANCHESTER HEKAl.D, Tucsd.iy. Oof IB. 19H4 - 5 General Dynamics got bailout V.S ./W orld Clues lead FBI In Brief Hiring of Navy officiai produced iegai nightmare Jerri Ann probe goes on to hotel arrest ric Boat Division relented and Editor’s note: This is the second Although the Justice Depart­ course would draw "resistance" PAWTL'CKET. R 1. — Police have taken more delayed the action two months. 8v Robert Strand their suite and down the hallway, of a five-part series on the ment inquiry closed in 1981 without from Adm Hyman Riekover, the hlood samples from the parents of 4-monih-old M eantim e, the com pany an- United Press International where agents grabbed them. controversy surrounding the na­ prosecutions. Hidalgo's name has tough chief of the nuclear Navy Jerri Ann Richard and are planning to compare nouncc'd plans to hike its claims to U.S. Magistrate Wayne Brazil or­ tion’s largest defense contractor. surfaced again as part pf a who later asked the Justice De­ the results with other evidence in the hatfling The $843 million. iMissibly more for the SAN FRANCISCO - Following a dered the two held without bail i>ending recently reopened FBI and grand partment to open a false claims murder case a televised report says General 688-class submarines Qn June 7. straight path of clues to a plush San a preliminary hearing Dec. 27 Bv Gregory Gordon and jury inquiry. probe Police have been searching for more than a 1978. Hidalgo agreed to the .settle Francisco hotel, the FBI arrested two Last Friday the First National Bank Andrew Gallagher Public Law 85-804 allows the Problems • .Also that December. Hidalgo month for the person who kidnapped, railed and suspects in the $17,000 robbery of a of Chattanooga in Geronimo was held stripped the Manganaro board of men! in a telephone call lo Lewis murdered Ralph and Donna Richard's baby United Press International secretary of the Navy to take Dynamics Geronimo, Okla.. bank in which four up by a man who killfti four people by control over the settlement pro during a company board meeting daughter. Pawtucket police have repeatedly "extraordinao' contractual ac­ persons were killed and three wounded. shooting and stabbing them. Three Surface cess .-\t a Dec 21 meeting, he told two days before the deadline for refused to rule out the parents as possible tions to facilitate the national The suspects were identified as Jay other people were injured. WASHINGTON — Even while a company officials the bo.ird would closing the yard suspects defense," .such as a bailout, unless Wesley Neill. 19. who was charged with In an affidavit Monday, the FBI said three-man Navy board was chal­ not regain aiilhorily over the .A General Dynamics spokesman WJAR TV reported Monday that the lilood Congress intervenes within 60 bank robbery and accused of the the mother of a dead, teller reported lenging most of the General days claims “ as long as I am in this argued pushing the bailout was samples were taken Saturday and tested at killings, and Robert Grady Johnson, 22. that her daughter had mentioned that Dynamics Corp. s $.544 million cost job. " General Dynamics chairman Hidalgo's only logical choice be Pawtucket Memorial Hospital. Critics allege the bailout re­ who was charged with aiding and two suspicious young customers had overrun claim on a nuclear subma­ David la-wis. MacDonald and cause the company would other Quoting an unnamed source, the station al.so sulted in part because the Navy, at abetting. rine contract, the company’s top Golden .said in a joint memo wise have lH*en forced to close its said rags taken lyom the couple's Main Street been hanging around the bunk. odds with the only other shipyard However, FBI agcnt-in-charge Ro­ brass and military chiefs were However. Golden’s personal notes shipyard, the only mainifaetiirerof apartment shortlyafter the baby was kidnapped The information led to a former teller that produces. 688-class attack bert Gast did not elaborate on what concocting their own solution. of the meeting said Hidalgo the eight-story liigh Trident nu­ have been sent to an EHf laboratory in who named Neill and Johnson, who had submarines, was at General Dy­ aiding and abetting meant. Apparently a joint checking account and who had What surprised members of the expressed concern be was getting clear submarine. Washington D C The rags, which had been namics' mercy. agents believe John.son drove the Navy Claims Settlement Board "serious opposition " from Rick "What are the options the washed when police seized them, may contain applied for an auto loan. Hidalgo and General Dynamics getaway car. was the adeptness with which the over and others and warned of .secretary can say to that?" the traces of blood, the ^joiirce said, stressing that Another witness had observed sev­ officials staunchly defend the The two men. both described as company overcame their 1977 "rough seas" ahead. The next spokesman said "He's looking at blond stains are only a possibility eral cars parked outside the bank. settlement. They assert the im­ students, shared an apartment in After the robbery, one of them, a new ruling allowing $125 million in mense financial woes facing sev­ month, under pressure from Prox- the national defense and a terrible Lawton, Okla.. where they were said to Oldsmobile. was gone. The car was claims to win the biggest taxpayer eral military shipyards so endan­ mire's Senate panel. Navy Secre­ shipbuilding program " Thatcher arrives in Peking he homosexuals. A neighbor said they found at the local airport, registered to bailout in naval history — a sixfold gered the national defense it was tary Graham Ulaytor returned the The final bailout provided Gen­ P E K IN fi — Rritish Prime Minister Margaret were at least $7,000 in debt. Neill. A'hunting knife was inside. increase to $750 million. critical to reach a compromise. matter to Manganaro eral Dynamics: $125 million for the Thatcher arrived in f ’eking today to sign a treaty In Oklahoma. Comanche County A travel agency employee reported The settlement, along with sim­ "It made eminent economic • Hidalgo, in an effort to assess claims board's allowance: $359 turning capitalist Hong Kong over to communist District Attorney Dick Tannery said that Neill and Johnson had ,made ilar arrangements for two other sense for the taxpayers." Hidalgo the firm's financial inisition, hired million, splitting with taxpayers China in 1997 money may not have been the only elaborate arrangements Thursday for shipbuilders, ended years of said in an interview, recalling that the accounting firm of Coopi'rs and the difference between the Iniard’s Thatcher's VC 10 jetliner touched down at motive in the bloody robbery. flying to San Franci.sco and flew out acrimony between Navy officials the company had threatened in Lybrand to do an independent findings and the I'ompany's pro- Peking's Capital Airport, where she was greeted "W e can pretty much verify that they late Friday, after paying in cash and and their prime contractors over early 1978 to close its Electric Boat report. Between June 16 and June po.sed $843 million claim: $.50 by Chinese Foreign Minister Wii Xueqian and were homosexuals." said Tannery. tipping the employee $50. unsettled claims. But it has trig­ Division shipyard in Groton, 19, 1978, three versions of the million as half of the first $1IH) "There is a possibility they were gered a flurry of questions from report were drafted and modified. million in additional cost over­ British Ambassador Sir Richard Evans On Sunday the FBI tound a limousine Conn., if prompt federal aid was insulted in .some manner. This could congressional investigators. at any ol theiranaly.ses.’’ Stre.ssing One I'oncluded the company I'ould runs: $100 million in added infla­ The visit began a six-day diplomatic shuttle service chauffeur who took Neill and not forthcoming. “ absolutely totally inaccurate, have been (in the bank) a few days Newly released documents have and stupid and defamatory " the board's analysis was "e x ­ absorb a $1.’23 billion loss, a second tion escalation, and an immediate that will also lake her to Washington to meet with Johnson from the airport to a hotel and If the yard was shut, he said, the earlier, which could or could not have re v e a l^ the General Dynamics tremely sophisticated, " Kominers said it could survive a $1.14 billion $300 million cash infusion as a President fteagan for subsequent sight-seeing and shop­ government would have been He said the company was "mad been the reason for what happened settlement — the largest of the said he would be "a little flabber­ loss and a third deleted both claims dow iqia>'ment Thatcher left London Monday evening for w hat ping trips. forced to seek a court injunction, at me” for forcing it to accept a down there ... " three — was worked out in a series gasted" if Hidalgo's office found figures and said the Company The up front cash, which con­ :i British official called "an unprecedented round The total of $240 paid to the driver as it did a year earlier to compel $359 million loss as part of the Funerals were held for three of the of private meetings involving the even $25 million more in legitimate could survive projected losses of gressional investigators say could of talks and important diplomatic activity." included two $50 "b a it" bills, money Litton Industries' Ingalls Ship­ settlement, and that GD officials victims Monday. company. Assistant Navy Secre­ considered him to be an “ intransi- claims. $774 million on the submarine justly have heen provided as part The agreement Thatcher w ill sign Wednesday from the robbery with prerecorded building Division to continue pro­ The Rev. Rick McEntire of the First tary Edward Hidalgo and Hidalgo gient" negotiator. He said he Jack McDonnell, Hidalgo's dep­ program. A GD spokesman said of increnient.il payments, proba­ in the Chinese capital underwrites the future of serial numbers. duction during a similar claims Baptist Church in Lawton, said: "L ife aides. presumed the company hired him uty assistant who oversaw the the company requested the dele­ bly was wiirtli $125 million to the Hong Kong as a capitalist territory after China With that information it was easy for stalemate. is full of uncertainty and tragedy. Hidalgo, a lawyer who became review, denied it involved the tions because the figures were company in interest savings It takes over the world's third largest financial the FBI to check the hotel registration The federal judge who issued the because he spoke Spani.sh and was Someone would ask where is God. I say Navy secretary, was hired on an international lawyer with con­ "identical set of claim s" studied proprietary. Sources familiar with raised the value ol the bailout to center in 1997. records. Neill had registered for two Litton order required the Navy to to them, this does not reflect on the retainer by General Dynamics in nections in Spain. by the board, but declined further a House Energy and Commerce roughly $7.59 million The pact, which climaxes two years of guests, giving his proper birth date. pay the company 91 percent of negotiations, signals the end of nearly 150 years of nature or character of God one iota." 1981, II months after he left his costs while the claims were Law enforcement sources said comment. subcommittee’s investigation of Some critics a'lso count the $172 British rule Before leaving on her six-day visit, The arrests in San Francisco were "A s tar we can determine, the two Navy job. The company says he litigated. that, wh(‘n pressed. V'eliotis has Hidalgo said of his staff review. the matter said Golden. McDonnell million lax break General Dynam­ Thatcher said she believed "the agreement would the product of a ruse staged by the FBI. were having a lot of fun in San earned $70,000 during the next 2'/i Hidalgo argued that if the courts stopped short of accusing Hidalgo “ The Manganaro board was doing and Jo.seph Kehoe. a Cooi«‘rs and ics realized as part of the bailout. Lybrand official, met to revise the "It is interesting lo ob.serve," be honored" by the Chinese. A female agent, posing as a real Francisco," Gast said "They were Wesley Neill, at their arraignment before a U.S. magistrate. years. Sen. William Proxmire, reacted similarly toward General of corruption. its thing. I was doing my thing ... estate woman, called the suspects' starting to develop a trail of activity, D-Wis., charges the move created Dynamics, the government would To secure the bailout, there is and seeing what I would come up reports. says Rep John Dingell, D-Mieh., plush 29th floor hotel suite. The call like shopping for clothes and eating in Johnson was charged with aiding and abetting while his alleged an appearance of a conflict of have been forced to pay the evidence that Hidalgo and his with.” He said he wanted the • A congressional investigator chairman of the Energy and Beirut fighting kiils one tricked the men into walking out of nice restaurants." partner was charged with bank robbery resulting in death. interest. company $3IX) million above its aides took these actions: board’s results for use as a starting noted Claytor and Hidalgo, in later rom merce panel, "that a corpora­ • After the settlement board lobbying the settlement through tion could have an extra half billion BEIRUT. Lebanon — Rival militiamen battled “ He engineered a bailout that is original contract price while en­ point in negotiations. Congress, persuaded congres­ dollars hoisted on them as part of a around Beirut, killing one person in clashes that still hard to understand and is during years of bitter claims headed by Adm. Frank F. Manga- • According to notes of Gordon Marine bombing probed sional committees not to call selllemeni with the government." followed another unproductive round of troop being questioned.” Proxmire said litigation and facing up to $1 billion naro disallowed all but $125 million MacDonald, GD's chief financial company officials for testimony While the Navy hired Hidalgo and withdrawal talks between Lebanon and Israel in an interview. in new claims from the company. of the company’s $544 million officer, the company advi.sed Hi­ claim. Hidalgo ordered his own Such an ap|>earance might have another former Navy official who Thirteen people were reported wounded in the Hidalgo termed such sugges­ P. Takis Veliotis. a former dalgo on Dec. 7, 1977, it may file bared the company’s financial participated in decisions benefit­ fighting Monday, six in Christian east Beirut and tions "absolute nonsense by ignor­ General Dynamics executive vice staff review of the claims. Jeffrey more than $800 million in addi­ strength and heightened op|)osi- .seven in thi‘ Moslem west section of the capital ant people ... who simply are president who now is a fugitive Kominers. counsel to the .settle­ tional claims — beyond the $544 ing the <'ompany, there is evidence Mag says terrorists uses consulates ment board, said he was puzzled by million already under review. tion to the bailout In 1979. a it iieid out carrots for federal The city had been relatively c.ilm and the determined to ignore the facts.” from a federal indictment, told company document shows. Kehw sudden flareup around dusk caught many Many of the questions about the UPI he hired Hidalgo as a the action. He noted Hidalgo’s Hidalgo reportedly suggested Gen­ officials still in office. run out ol Iranian embassies around bomb attacks. It also concluded that the terror phoned MacDonald to notify him residents by surprise, forcing Christmas PLEASANTVILLE, N Y. (UPI) — Public Law 85-804 bailout surround consultant in 1981 to sell airplanes review was assisted by junior eral Dynamics could qualify for a the world. "In June of 1982. for example, an campaign, directed by Khomeini’s when an FBI agent inquired about shoppers to run for shelter in Jetawi, a Christian Reader's Digest reports that explo­ Hidalgo’s decision to push it to Spain. lawyers on the board, but its top public law settlement as a “ failing Have an :inic filled with trea­ commercial district sives used to destroy the U.S. Marine It said the network had recruited employee of Khomeini's Bern embassy designated heir Hussein Ali Montazeri, through Congress although the Veliotis said it was “ subtly" specialists were excluded. business." MacDonald wrote that the changes in the report secretly purchased 300 tons of the lethal sure? What about that baby crib? Druze gunners firing heavy mortar shells and and French barracks in Beirut may Muslim students and blacks in Am eri­ has recruited agents from among settlement board hud found some hinted to Hidalgo, while he still was Kominers. now in private law he and company vice president • In March, 1978, the company A classified ad in the Manchester Soviet-made Grad rockets poured more than 100 originally have been purcha.sed in can prisons to help carry out sabotage explosive cyclonite from a weapons Muslim students throughout Europe company’s claims were “ exagger­ in the Navy, that General Dynam­ practice, recalled that although he Max Golden objected because the informed Hidalgo it was terminat- and assassination. broker in Brussels (in B elgium )," the Herald gels results' Call the rounds into Christian areas and Christian Switzerland by an employee of the and among the 60,000 students from ated" and the Justice Department ics would take care of him when he was the senior claims expert on the company was not facing collap.se, ing const ruct ion on the submarines The article, entitled ".Ayatollahs of Herald at 643-2711 lo place your militiamen responded by shelling Moslem Iranian Embassy. magazine said. It said the explosives Islamic nations studying in the United was opening an investigation into left the service. board, “ the secretariat’s (Hidal­ and blamed government delays for pending a settlement. After meet­ advert i.semeni neighborhoods. Lebanese security sources said The magazine, in its January edition, Terror," linked the Iranian network to were disguised and shipped to Lebanon States. possible claims fraud Hidalgo called the allegation go’s) office did not ask me to look the losses. Hidalgo indicated that ings with Navy officials, its EU’ct- through India. Lebane.se and Israeli military officials met says the explosives were smuggled out threats against the White House and It was the threat of a truck bomb Monday for the 10th round of I'.N.-sponsored of Switzerland, through India and into the assassination in Maryland of an "The explosives are believed to have attack to be carried out by the students talks on securing the pullout of an estimated Lebanon where they were packed into anti-Khomeini leader. been used in the suicide attack on the that prompted security officials to put The report was based on interviews study says government workers overpaid 10,000 Israeli troops from southern Lebanon, but trucks and driven into the American U.S. Marine barracks in Beirut" on trucks filled with sandbags around the and French compounds, resulting in with intelligence and anti-terrorist Oct. 23, 1983, the magazine said. White House, the report said. neither side reported any progre.ss. WASHINGTON (UPI) - A go­ "Such a proposal would be more rateis3.8percent,...Thequit rates Save On Every Hoover the deaths of 241 U.S. servicemen and experts in the United States. Europe The article also said that last spring a In addition, it claimed that Iran has The next session is set for Thursday at the from GS-10 to 15 (mid-to high-level .58 French troops. and in the Middle East, as well as representative of Reader's Digest, recruited agents from among blacks in vernment study, released as a humane than the only realistic southern Lebanese village of Naqoura. headquar­ government jobs) were all below 2 Reader's Digest said the connection Iranian exiles. posing as a European arms broker, U.S. prisons. It is believed that the July defense of a proposal to cut the pay alternative, the separation of ters of the U.N Interim Force in Lebanon. percent.” between the Ayatollah Khomeini's The magazine reported that an contacted Khomeini's agent in Bern. 22. 1980 assassination of anti-Khomeini of federal workers by 5 percent, 125.000 employees in order to Cleaner In Stork According to the report, private embassy in Bern, Switzerland and employee of the Iranian Embassy in "Within minutes, the agent had agreed leader Ali Akbar Tabatabai in Be- has concluded what many people achieve a spending reduction of the sector quit rates were all above 12 HURRY INI LIMITED QUANTITIES! Hanukkah begins in Israel terrorist groups in Lebanon was only Switzerland secretly bought an arsenal to purchase 10 tons of illicit cyclonite,” thesda. Md.. was carried out by such a already believe — federal em­ same magnitude." the report said. part of a global terrorist network being of explosives believed used in the truck it said. recruit. ployees are overpaid. It said a study of federal workers percent. TE L .AVIV. Israel - Hanukkah. the eight-day The report, released Monday by found fewer quit their jobs com­ "There quit rates are very low HOOVIR Jewish Festival of Lights, began tonight with the federal Office of Personnel pared to those in the private sector for just one reason: overall, special emphasis in Israel on the struggle for Management, said a 5 percent pay because federal workers are so compensation is too high." the llAOHl CONVERTIBLE freedom of Jews in the Soviet Union Advocates urge .^ri Gorbachev says^ cut for federal workers in the fiscal well compensated. report contends. “ Compensation Israeli officials were comparing the struggle to 1986 budget would begin moving "The f^ e ra l government's quit rates should be lowered to reduce UPRIGHT CLEANER the Jews' stuggle more than '2,000 years ago that federal pay toward market levels, rates are much lower than those in the government’s unfair competi­ Hoov&i- REG $109.95 the festival commemorates. The holiday long has government ban Moscow ready as well as trim the budget deficit the private sector,” the report tive advantage over the private been a symbol of Jewish defiance and heroism. by $13 billion over three years said. “ The federal average quit sector." Hanukkah commemorates ihesuccessful popu­ £ lar revolt of Judah the Maccabee. his father and brothers against Antiochus Epiphanes. leader of on special dyes to ban weapons SAll Syria, in 166-164 B C. Open Tonight ’til9 The Maccabees captured and rededicated the By Frank T. Csongos Bv Arthur Herman destroyed Jewish Temple in Jerusalem Legend United Press International United Press International HELPMATE PORTAPOWER • A U S U £ l has it that a cruse of oil. enough only to last a day. WASHINGTON — A public advocacy group, saying DON'T LET ITS HANDLE • ALL STEEL had burned for eight To celebrate the miracle. it will go to court unless prompt action is taken, wants LONDON — Mikhail Gorbachev, a member of the HAND VAC SIZE FOOL YOU • 1.7 H P. MOTOR AGITATOR Jews light candles, ini’i easing the number by one the government to ban 10 dyes used widely in the food, Soviet Communist Party’s Politburo, visited the • POWERFUL • BUILT IN CARRY each holiday night drug and cosmetic industries on grounds they cause birthplace of British democracy today and told Lee® 120V MOTOR- HANDLE Israelis were lighting a Hanukkah torch tonight cancer. members of Parliament that Moscow is prepared to SAVE • DISPOSABLE b a g ! • BUMPER GUARD / at the tomb of the Maccabees at Modin near Tel The Public Citizen Health Research Group Monday ban nuclear weapons. TM $ 3 Q 0 0 .Aviv New York's Mayor Edward Koch will use • NON SHOCK petitioned the Food and Drug Administration to ban “ The Soviet Union is prepared to look for and work . HOOD the same torch to light Hannukah candles on the the dyes, which include Yellow 5, Yellow 6 and Red 3. out most radical solutions which could make it steps of the New York City Hall. These three comprise more than half, or about 3.4 possible to advance towards the complete prohibition Ultra Cord million pounds, of all food dyes consumed in the and eventual elimination of nuclear weapons" U.S. becomes debtor nation United States each year. British reports quoted Gorbachev as saying EASY EMPTY " I f you do not promptly act on our petition, we will The man considered to be the Kremlin's No. 2 man ...ultra soft, ultra versatile. Lee DUST CUP WASHINGTON — The United States, an be forced to initiate legal action.” the group said in a behind President Konstantin Chernenko, told Parlia­ Ultra Cord’*' combines the com­ GREAT FOR international creditor since World War I, is DAD OR MOM letter to FDA Commissioner Frank Young, ment’s Select Committee on Foreign Affairs, that it is fort of pure cotton with easy- rapidly becoming or may already be a debtor The organization, founded by consumer advocate now up to the United States to take a realistic stand in S A V B ^ care polyester to give you long- nation, the government says. Ralph Nader, said none of the 10 dyes has been found negotiations over disarmament, the reports said. $ 1 5 0 0 The Commerce Department reported Monday safe by the FDA. but they are still on the market. His meeting with members of Parliament came wearing jeans with>that famous this country had a record $32.9 billion deficit in its "B y failing to immediately ban these dyes, the $3495 after he visited both the House of Commons and the Lee fit. Plus, Lee Ultra Cord" international current account in the' third Reagan administration is making a mockery out of its House of Lords. Earlier, he turned tourist and strolled quarter. Commerce Secretary Malcolm Baldrige alleged cancer reduction goals and is completely resists wrinkling and retains its through Westminster Abbey, the church where said the figure will exceed $100 billion for the demoralizing dozens of FDA employees who know J shape, smoothness, and pVush English monarchs have been crowned since 1066. year. these dyes are too dangerous for continued use by the appearance. Get the ultimate in A country's current account is like a public." the group said. With his smiling wife, Raisa, Gorbachev toured the women’s fashion—Ultra Cord" GREAT eiFriDEAS! Celebrity QS ^ householder's ledger of "current" expenses and An FDA spokesman said the dyes in question have abbey with its graves of kings, statesmen and poets on by Lee. income, exclusive of investment transactions been permitted to remain on the market pending the fourth day of a weeklong visit to England and Concept SAVE such as taking out a mortgage to buy a house. resolution of their "provisionally listed” status. Scotland at the head of a 30-member parliamentary QUIK BROOM In both cases a deficit means the household or "W e have been getting new information on these exchange mission. Jr. and Missy Sizes ’25^^ FOR QUICK PICKUPS O n e ^ country is currently spending more than it makes dyes,” the spokesman said. "The FDA needs more On Monday, Gorbachev said in a speech that it was • Agiiaiion and is going into debt — or. if it was a net creditor, time before making a final decision.” • T w o S p ttd M otor particularly important for Washington and Moscow to • lightweight * “ headed toward being a net debtor. The group said that in the past several years, after prevent the arms race from being extended into • Cord Wrap 199 • EASY CASSEHE • 1.4 HP. The United States was a debtor nation, the FDA received animal studies indicating the dyes space. BAG CHANGE • Q uick b C iM n importing capital to finance its growth, until • 3 WAY FLOOR Bog Chong* to be carcinogenic, Americans have ingested or • SoH AdfUBtirrg about World War I. Subsequently it became the rubbed on themselves more than 6.6 million pounds of UPI photo “ It is particularly important to prevent the arms NOZZLE t|lM M -A 8 Nozilo race from being extended into space,” Gorbachev 53 • 2 IW i world's biggest creditor, helping to finance these dyes. REG. »59*» • Duol Hoodto RoIoom post-W'orld W'ar II reconstniction of Europe and The FDA has proposed a preliminary ban against A vote tor Reagan told a banquet Monday at the historic Hampton Court • Bruohod Edgo Cloorurtg • I4K N Japan and development in the Third World. Palace west of London. ^ SALE Red 3. which is used in some drugs and foods, David Powers, biting his tongue in including candy, desserts and baked goods. The "It is unrealistic to hope for an end to the nuclear organization said the dye may caue thyroid tumors concentration Monday, casts his ballot REG. Hostage ‘sort of bored’ arms race unless this goal is achieved." $4495 »249»* and chromosomal damage. for President Reagan as a member of Gorbachev is the youngest member of the The brand that fits!* WASHINGTON — Charles Kapar. who saw two Yellow 5, used in some beverages, is banned in Utah's Electoral College. He is believed Kremlin’s 12-man Politburo and is widely considered government colleagues shot and killed and was. Norway. Yellow 6. also used in some beverages, second-in-command in Moscow. told by skyjackers that he w ould be No, 3, says * candy and desserts, is outlawed in Norway and to be the youngest person ever elected that after he was pistol whipped and strapped to Sweden. to the college, whose vote will get final Earlier Monday, Gorbachev met with Foreign an airline seat he felt relaxed. The FDA also has proposed a preliminary ban approval Jan. 7 by Congress. Secretary Sir Geoffrey Howe to discuss the Jan. 7-8 “ I was sort of bored." he recalled. "I figured I’d against Red 8, Red 9. Orange 17, Red 19, Red 37 and U.S.-Soviet talks in Geneva on resuming arms control gone through everything." Red 36 dyes used by the drug and cosmetics negotiations. The session was described as “ friendly SAVE SAVE Kapar. an accountant for the Agency for industries. The group wants the government to ban Iran to try hijackers and relaxed.” B) $ 1 5 0 0 International Development, was held by four these dyes along with Red 33, also used in some drugs Gorbachev’s meeting with Howe was the last of the ) ♦ ( *50“ and cosmetics. Arab hijackers who already had murdered two BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) — Hijackers who high-level talks planned during his eight-day visit. itibmisUDOWNGGOOOI .tar LESS! other AID officials on the jetliner. The organization released a copy of an internal FDA commandeered a Kuwait Airways plane and killed Today, he meets with British legislators and then "The hijackers knew they had lost,' ’ Kapar said memo written last month to Young by Sanford Miller, two American passengers will be tried by an Islamic travels Friday to Scotland, from where he was to of the last hours aboard the Kuwaiti airliner at the FD A ’s director of the Center for Food Safety and court in Iran instead of being extradited, Iran said return to Moscow Saturday. O N LY A T ; ABC APPUANCE & REPAIR Tehran Dec. 9. It had been hijacked and ordered Applied Nutrition, on the marketing of Reds 8, 9, 19 today. MMICHESTER. CT 211EIST CENTER ST. and 37 and Orange 17. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, following a to Iran six days earlier. Public prosecutor Hojatolislam Mir-Emadi said it OPEN: Mon.-FrI.’til 9 301 EAST CENTER ST. r i‘.'oVD°.uc> five-hour meeting with Gorbachev Sunday, said in a " I was told I was No, 3 to die. I told the lead “ In our judgment we have already extended the will be up to the "religious judge” to decide the case Sat. 'til 6 hijacker. ‘I may die, but you're going to die too,” provisional list so many times for such tenuous radio interview: "I like Mr. Gorbachev, we can do W0 ••tv fc s A $»ll parts MANCHESTER, CT. 06040 and, if warranted, impose punishment "based on business together.” Sun. 12-5. Kapar told a State Department news conference reasons that we are in danger of losing both a lawsuit Islamic laws." for ALL MAKES of Vacs ^ 4 9 8 8 7 9 Gorbachev is the highest-ranking Soviet official to Monday. and our credibility as a regulatory agency," the Islamic law forbids kidnapping and dictates death memo said. for killers. visit Britain since the late Prime Minister Alexei EXTRA SAVINGS ON PANASONIG ROOM BOXES. CLOCK RAOIOS HEAOSETS AND SMALL APPlIANCfS Kosygin in 1967. •; - MANCHKSTKR HERALD. Tuesday, Dec. 18, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuestlay Dtv 18. 1984 - 7

Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor Connecticut Legislature seeks OPINION James P. Sacks, Oity Editor In Brief to subpoena cops 3 escapees still on loose NIANTIC — Police are scouring the state, over investigation imrticularly the areas around the home towns of Jack three female inmates, one a convicted killer, who Regan’s idea is as good as you’ii get Anderson . escaped from Niantic Correctional Institution. Bv Susan E. Kinsman Police apprehended two of five female inmates United Press International It is written somewhere, “Be not .so cynical, that on Washington Monday who apparently squeezed between the barques, the yachts, the country club memberships, the bars over a window and became the first HARTFORD — The chairmen of the Legislature’s ■''(> day when the good thing cometh, thou canst not see limos, the luxury apartments, the tickets to the Super Merry-Qo-Round Judiciary Committee say they will seek to subixiena t prisoners to escape from the facility's maximum ) Bowl and the ballet and the banquets at those nouvelle .security section in a decade. State Police Commander Col. Lester J. Forst and at The good thing which has come to us is the Secretary cuisine joints where it costs $100 just to burp, all of that State police spokesman Adam Berluti said least three state troopers accused of questionable III the Treasury's tax reform plan. Donald Regan has Nicholas heretofore untaxed income in kind will now be counted investigators from Montville arrested Diane investigative tactics. (It vised a tax law which is about as good as you arc for wh'at it is — a form of compensation. Hamilton and Lisa Gerard at a private residence The accusations are contained in a 1,500-page grand uoiiig to get in a flawed world. Maybe it has hidden Von Hoffman in Stratford .50 miles away from Niantic. jury transcript stemming from a year-long probe into !i icks to it, but judging by the fatness of the wallets of Hamilton, 19, of Norfolk, was serving a 16-year illegal gambling in Torrington by Superior Court JIMMY CARTER got a terrible roasting for daring to Congress sentence for manslaughter and criminal liability, those screaming the loudest. Mr. Regan has come up suggest that the two-martini business lunch be taken off Judge John D. Brennan. with an idea worth supporting. and Gerard, 21, of Bridgeport was serving a the tax deductible list: Mr. Regan would tax the entire two-yearsentence for po.sse.ssion of narcotics and In his 10-page public report last week, Brennan banquet. He is a bold man and bolder still for authoring picks our ■other drug related charges. criticized state police and three troopers in l.iberals and others who believe in a steep graduated a tax program that would repeal the rich favors and particular, for leaking wiretap information, failing to income tax whereby the rich pay a much larger share of fully investigate the source of the leaks and including difference will be made up by the rich who are exemptions the government confers on the banking, Regulators mull pullout their income than the middling masses m;iy be effectively escaping taxation under the present system, insurance, machinery, real estate, pharmaceutical and pockets unsubstantiated information about former Chief displeased with the plan. Mr. Regan wants to cut the top if you can call the incomprehensible. 10,000-page long certain other industries which get off tax free. NEW BRITAIN (UPI) — State utility regula­ Justice John Speziale in official police reports. rate down to 3,5 percent from ,50, but that 50 percent rate IRS code a system. tors meet today to consider whether two "We want to find out exactly how they built their lor rich people is strictly theoretical. They don’t pay it. The secretary would sweep away tax shelter The Regan tax proposals had scarcely been handed WASHINGTON - One of the Connecticut utilities should pull out of the files on the matter,’’ said Sen. Howard T. Owens. just as only corporations in certain unlucky industries racketeering but he would go further and do in the out before the sounds of a vast gnashing of teeth could irreversible currents I’ve noticed controversial Seabrook 1 nuclear power plant D-Bridgeport. w il h inept lobbyists pay the 46 percent corporation tax. capital gains tax differential. The screaming about this be heard at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce: similar under construction in Seabrook, N.H. “These questions, of course, extend further than the during 38 years of covering Wa­ United Illuminating Co., with a 17.5 percent The most remarkable aspect of the Regan tax idea is particularly deafening since it is under the sounds of moaning and mourning from other trade shington is the ballooning of the investigation into the former chief justice,” said revision plan is that it is engineered to make the rich, at interest in the project and Northeast Utilities with Richard Tulisano, D-Rocky Hill. differential that stock speculators get to have their associations, including some labor unions too, split the federal budget almost beyond a six percent share, are among 16 utility "If the state police use such questionable ethics and long last, pay taxes and take up their part of the burden. profits taxed at a special low rate. The theory has been air. Woe! woe! they are crying these changes will cost control or comprehension. We can speculate forever about why a Secretary of the companies in New England with financial techniques in other cases dealing with elected or if you don’t work for the money you shouldn’t be taxed jobs and throw the country into another recession. . The cost of paying, housing, interest in the costly project. appointed political figures or those who have simply Horald photo by Tarquinto Treasury who used to be the head of Merrill, Lynch in a on it. If Mr. Regan prevails, however, their profits Where would we be if everybody took the position that equipping and pensioning the A proposed second reactor has been scrubbed, expressed political opinions through demonstration, right wing, not to say reactionary administration, did it. would be taxed as your pay check is taxed, that is as if they were forced to pay taxes the economy would take federal bureaucracy has become but the first unit is under construction and then I think we have a big problem on our hands when Tonight’s the night but the truth is this is a breathtakingly fair proposal. ordinary income, a nose dive? Why is it when the newer electronics estimates of the final cost now range from $4.5 it comes to the whole issue of excessive police Mr. Regan may gel himself hung in effigy at the Union truly flabbergasting. Mr, Regan is pushing another new idea: All forms of companies (who don’t get a special break) pay taxes The Pentagon, for example, billion to $4.7 billion by August 1985. Management surveillance.” Singer Wendy Drown and tuba player Townwide Secondary Orchestra, the I eague cluh for daring to make it. 'income should be taxed. There will be grousing on this initially had expected to cornplete both reactors Superior Court Judge Edward O’Connell said MHS string ensemble, the Round Table the economy isn’t injured, but if General Electric, seems to operate on the principle for under $1 billion. Ron Sinks are featured soloists in among the middle classes whose employers pay for which paid none last year, does, the world’s going to Monday he wilt not rule until at least the second week Singers, and the jazz ensemble will also UNDER THE REGAN PLAN all the poor and nearly that massive waste is an unavoida­ Involvement with the plant has brought lead of January on a request to open the secret grand jury tonight’s holiday concert at Manchester their health insurance, but, if they're smart they'll come to an end? ble cost of military preparedness. owner Public Service Company of New Hamp­ transcripts to Forst.. High School. The free performance will appear. all the middle class will pay lower taxes: almost 80 stifle their complaints and remember who it is who is In any event the Regan proposals will enable us to see (lercent of the gainfully employed population of the Billions are poured into anti­ shire to the brink of bankruptcy, and Maine utility Forst, represented by the state Attorney General's begin at 7:30 in Bailey Auditorium. The 8 coming out ahead. While they're paying taxes on their how effectively majorities rule in our country. Here is a United States will enjoy lower taxes under Mr. Regan's poverty programs — enough to regulators last week ordered three Maine utility Office, has asked for a complete transcript to help his health insurance, the executive classes will be paying piece of legislation which will put money in the pockets wipe out poverty altogether if the companies to pull out of the project. department investigate the allegations raised in reforms. There is no voodoo economics here, on a boatload more. No longer will entertainment of three quarters of our families, but does it stand a Brennan's report. $8.6 billion road Job (iovernment revenues will remain the same: the government simply mailed checks expen.scs be tax deductible. Those corporate pleasure tinker’s chance of passage? to all the poor instead of filtering Sage Allen plans new store The Chief State Attorney’s Office argued against the money through the bureau­ opening the transcript, claiming Forst has all the cratic labyrinth. HOLYOKE, Mass. — Sage Allen, the Hartford, information he needs in slate police reports to do a Editorials Conn.-based specialty department store chain, thorough investigation. Task force suggests repairs Before the bureaucratic age, plans to open its first store outside Connecticut at The issues were argued in a 90-minute hearing VIE OUST WON when a government required oper­ the Holyoke Mall at Ingleside. before O’Connell, who also heard a request from The HARTFORD (UPI) - The Gov­ paid by fcdcnil ;ind lociil govern begin a multi yeai' liudgcl pro­ /a-^l ating funds, it had to forcibly lay The century-old department store chain signed Hartford Courant for public disclosure of the ernor’s Task Force on Infrastruc­ ments and utilitic.s. The plan nni.st gram to MiccI those needs. A timely start THE national hands on estates or invade and loot a lease with Pyramid Co. of DeWitt, N.Y., which transcripts to protect the public’s right to know. ture has estimated it will cost $8.6 be approved by O'Neill, Icgi.slalor.s Othe.i' recoinmcnilalions in another country. Now the Internal owns the mall, to open its 13th store Aug. 1. Attorney Ralph Elliot said Speziale had offered the billion to renovate state buildings and local official.s. eluded esiablishmeiil ot an eiuei - DEBT. Revenue Service peaceably and according to John Tesorero, vice president of news media only one side ofuhe story. and repair long-neglected local The only objcclion.s to the gency fund for liomeowiiers and effortlessly perpetrates tbe same sales promotions and public relations. O’Connell gave the lawyers until noon Wednesday to roads and utilities. propo.sal came from local official.s small ulililles imahle to cope with for Safe Rides atrocities. It quietly extracts $594 file briefs and additional information with his office. The estimate was part of recom­ who complained the portion of the liollule'd wells "This is not the type of thing to be decided from the mendations the task force ap­ $1.7 billion allocated for local road The task foive said coiitainiiia billion a year from us, largely Winners claim Lotto prize bench:” O’Connell said. proved Monday and forwarded to repair was insufficient. Safe Rides is in business. through the mail, and all we lion ol alioiil 710 wells around the A service which offers a NEWINCiTON — Two women who split the $1.3 In. arguing against disclosure. Assistant State’s Gov. William A. O’Neill for consid­ The task force recommended the slate. iiK'liidiiig 90 in public water ride home — a ride which complain about is tbe complication million prize pool in last week's Lotto drawing Attorney Glenn Coe said, "We’re sure Forst is genuine eration in preparation of the state aid for lown roads he supply syslcnis, were the icsiill of Its first weekend went of the forms. in his desire to conduct a thorough investigation. We, without a single call, but, comes without questions and claimed the first of 20 checks toward their state's 1985-86 budgel. inerea.sed $100 million over the deferred maiiileiiancc of water without a taxi’s meter — may So gently and prosaically does $682,191 portion of the jackpot. however, feel constrained by the law ... to object to The 47-member task force next 10 years, from $20 million lo and waste disposal systems. according to Greg Kane, the the government pick our pockets The winners, Wilma Deffke. 58, of Farmington, disclosure of the grand jurors transcripts. drafted the state’s $5.5 billion $30 million annually. Local roads A survey bv the task force organizer, the volunteer be the best Christmas present that members of Congress have and Amelia Janatka of Woodbury, left lottery "Everything Commander Forst needs to conduct a program to rebuild the state’s were not included in the stale’s showed more lhan 20 percent of the group’s first caller got a free of all. found taxation the easiest solution headquarters Monday with after-tax cheeks for complete, thorough investigation he has. He merely roads, bridges and dams over the original road and bridge repair water lines in Conneeticiit were to the problems that confront $27,287. has to look at state police reports and interview state next ,10 years. Most of those program. more than 80 years old and I hat 65 ride home Saturday night. It’s just too bad it’s only Deffke, a dental assistant, purchased only one police officers involved,” Coe said. “We have recommendations were adopted Towns and cities also were percent of water ulililles had to them. To finance their assorted consistently opposed release of grand jury transcripts by the Legislature last summer. The service provides free designed for those up to 21. schemes — medical care, old-age ticket before Friday’s drawing. It was enough. advi.sed to evaluate the condition of defer .some maliileiiaiiee work Perhaps those over 21 might After watching the winning numbers drawn, until there is a showing of compelling need.” Edward J. Stockton, task force its government buildings and diirmg tile past year. rides to drivers 21 or under care, day care, prenatal care (or, Deffke said "I jumped out of the chair and yelled Deputy Attorney General Elliot Gerson said, chairman, said the latest $8.6 who become impaired and think of starting a similar if you are so disposed, unlimited ’I've got it'” “There is no question the state police can and will billion estimate covers repairs to need a lift, or to their confidential service. free abortions) — they keep going conduct a reasonably detailed investigation of these the rest of the state’s facilities, back to the well. Janatka, a drafting consultant for Condec a very serious charges. But it is a matter of common including utilities, railroads, solid would-be passengers who division of Consolidated Control Corp,, has four sense that with access to the information the and hazardous waste facilities and RAYMOND BURR SAYS: need a lift. children and five grandchildren who described investigation will be more thorough. 22-cent stamp CONGRESSMEN are jittery, her as "lucky." public buildings. nevertheless, about imposing "The state police believe that to be a compelling The state’s portion of the cost The holiday season is an reason," Gerson said. would be $1.7 billion, with the rest especially choice time of year still a bargain taxes, and prefer to postpone such unpleasantness until the next E to start up such a service in So the folks who run the fellow’s term. They invariably OF MANCHESTER Manchester. spend more, therefore, than Inter­ CALDOR SHOPPING PLAZA U.S. Postal Service are going OPEN MON.-FRI. 10-9 P'or one thing, this is the nal Revenue takes in. This has SET YOUR SIGHT ON to raise the cost of a single produced a Pike’s Peak national B O B i SAT. 10-6 - — time of year when people are postage stamp to 22 cents. debt that keeps pushing upward. rw ys “ most apt to over-indulge in OPTICAL STYLE BAR News item: Some congressmen want to start a national lottery. The interest alone on the debt is holiday spirits. Just about How thoughtful of them to expected to surpass $133 billion everyone has a holiday party wait until after Christmas, during this fiscal year — a C or two to attend, and that one when ail those cards have staggering sum that will constitute . ? f drink may turn into several, already gone out. Washington Window two-thirds of the deficit. The The evid&t especially for inexperienced In this day and age when $1 bigger the deficit, the higher the men^eisilfan drinkers. debt: the higher the debt, the Men’s Night a gallon gas is considered a greater the interest: the greater It’s also the time of year bargain and a house for the interest, the bigger the deficit. when people may be fighting $45,000 is a rare find, a 22-cent Struggle for speakership If the four deficits forecast by the at Harvey’s stamp doesn’t seem that big a Congressional Budget Office for depression. For those who the second Reagan term occur as Wednesday, Dec. 19th fight depression by turning to deal. By Arnold Sawlslak cratic whip Tom Foley the front­ HOWEVER, it does not seem scheduled, the yearly interest alcohol or drugs, a free ride Come to think of it, what runner for floor leader. There used payment will reach $250 billion and Coffee Served Check List WASHINGTON — Much will be likely that the next speaker will be home in a pinch may be a else can you buy today for 22 to be a "leadership ladder’’ in the someone strongly identified with will then be on a self-propelling FREE Gift Wrapping Sweaters made in the next four years of the House leading from whip to leader potential lifesaver. cents? either the liberal or conservative track. The debt will automatically Slacks jockeying among Republicans who to speaker, and it was almost jump tens of billions each year, Exchange After want to replace President Reagan wings of the Democratic Party. impossible to skip any of the rungs. More likely it will be a border state multiplying On an inexorable Christmas Blouses in 1989, but a struggle of almost But this is a different House from schedule. Pant Suits equal import will be under way in member with at least a dozen Personal & Courteous libwhulepettdent Agent] the one that saw O’Neill, Carl years of experience and the Then the timetable set forth by Attention Dresses tbe next two years among Demo­ Albert and John McCormack move Real Christians crats who want to succeed Speaker demonstrated ability to work be­ the Grace Commission — which Skirts inexorably to the leadership. The hind the scenes to bring opposing projects for the year 2000 an annual V3 to '/z OFF Regular Tip O'Neill in 1987. House has abandoned the strict Retail Robes gives yov more pofmes Are the real Christians to the government — and not O’Neill has announced that he is views into compromise. deficit of $2 trillion and a public among the Catholic Bishops adherence to seniority that it once Those qualities would not repres­ debt of $13 trillion — will become Coats to the various churches for going to pack it in at the end of his religiously observed and new Always First Quality who recently issued a paper which the bishops are pre­ 1985-86 term, so none of his ent a radical departure from the just a matter of simple arithmetic. Famous Brand Labels Not Removed fochoose from, members no longer are routinely kind of speakers who have been Each taxpayer’s share of this offer you the policies his company sells, but an Independent Insurance condemning the United sumed to speak. Let us not potential successors will be in the advised to keep theireyes open and Men's Night Men'e Night Agent represents several companies. So we can States for not caring enough position of plotting a coup by selected in the past. What will be astronomical lOU will be $167,000. forget, however, that govern­ their mouths shut until they have That’s the inheritance we would help you select the right coverage at the right r , - ^ for the nation’s poor and seeking support during his last two different this time is the need, ment funds should be prop­ been around 10 years or so. perceived by many Democrats, to leave our children only 15 years price. A one-company agent or an Independent I y o u r / Mndfpendent ] needy? years. Short of erecting billboards That does not mean that O’Neill sita'essisstw'iMtmtissyssfia'MW fMtmmtmtatessmvasmsmiMt erly called taxpayer funds on the Capitol lawn, they can and have a speaker who will look and down the road. Insurance Agent? Examine the evidence and \jmutamegjA Talk about involving reli­ and that the bishops pay no is likely to be succeeded by some sound good on television represent­ Evan Picone lets you take care judge for yourself. will begin lining up votes now for congressman-come-lately. It does gion and politics! Their state­ taxes. the showdown after the 1986 ing the party’s views on national THE PRE.VAILING Washington FARR'S HOLIDAY HOURS ment was a poorly disguised mean that the junior members wilt issues. wisdom is that taxes must be of business with style. THE MORE-THAN-ONE-COMPANY INSURANCE AGENT. While the national bishops election. have more to say than any time in OPEN FRIDAY DEC 21 ’TIL 10 pm attack on the Reagan were issuing papers. Cathol­ The prize is big. Although the Candidates as gaunt as McCor­ raised to reduce the deficit. My the recent past about who will lead mack, as short as Albert, as stout own experience has taught — call it OPEN SATURDAY DEC 22 ’TIL 9 pm Evan Picone eyewear by Univis allows Independent Insurance Agents administration. ics here in New Hampshire speakership isn’t the autocratic House Democrats, and that the fiefdom it was in the days of Uncle as O’Neill or as bald as the Anderson’s law — that the outlay Talk about saying who were doing something else. person selected might not be on the legendary Sam Rayburn may be will always expand to accommo­ OPEN SUNDAY DEC 23 10 am - 8 pm a woman on the way up to express ______of Connecticut, Inc.______must care for our fellow man! Joe Cannon, it remains one of leadership ladder or one of the They were answering the Washington’s most power-laden out of the game. date the income. OPEN CHRISTMAS EVE 9 am - 8 pm the right image. And always look great. The paper passes on that job call. They were donating senior committee chairmen who The first modem bureaucracy LET THESE LCX:AL BIG I AGENTS offices. One indication of its are to the speaker as the English Morning, noon and night. From nine more than $100,000 to aid the -standing is the fact that the Arnold Sawlslak is a senior consisted of a handful of underpaid FIT YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS barons were to the king in the days editor for United Press Interna­ officials in the French court late in to five and then some. starving people in Ethiopia. speaker is next in line behind the of absolute monarchs. This money comes out of vice president to succeed to the tional. the 12th century. So feverishly did BUCK presidency. they mulUply that by the 18th ClarK6 insursnea Agancy, The W J. Irisn their pockets voluntarily, not century, according to the Duke de KNIVES EVAN-PICONE EYEWEAR Inc. Insurance Agancy to pay a tax bill on demand. It Furthermore, there is every­ thing to indicate that the Demo­ Saint-Simon, there were 80,000 Famous tor holding an edge! by Univis Manchester M anchester comes from people who saw a crats are likely to be electing the officials involved merely in admin­ Crockett Agency, Inc. John L. Jenney Agency huge need and responded speaker in the near future. The O pen Forum istering the salt tax. M anchester Manchester with action. Offerings were party has had some rough times in In contemporary America, there Rodney T. Dolin Agancy Jewell-England are more than 16 million public OPTICAL Insurance Agancy, Inc. collected at Mass and by the presidential arena in recent See the M anchester servants at all levels of govern­ Manchester individual donations, which times and for the last two elections Full line of Donald S. Ganovati has been unable to win control of ment. As this bureaucratic force Johnson Insurance are still coming in. The Tirade on Flutie football players New England has has multiplied, taxes have been Infuranca Agancy, Inc. money is distributed by the the Senate, but Democrats have turned out In many years. Why Manchester Agency, Inc. held on to the House in the face of increased to support it. But the new Manchester cruel and crude can’t we all just be proud of him? r Raymond E. Gorman Catholic Relief Servees, taxes invariably have produced four Republican presidential victo­ John H. Lappen, Inc. which provides 90 percent of Mr. Papetti, if he must, should vent new programs to spend the money Inturanca Agancy, Inc. ries in the last five elections, To the Editor: his disparaging thoughts on some­ Manchester American food reaching including GOP landslides in 1972 on. M anchester one who really needs to be put The income of a typical family • 763 and 191 Moln $1., M o n ch .tl.r Charles W. Lathrop Ethiopia. and 1984. I was offended and incensed by down. BUCK' Phan.: 643-1191 or 643-1900 Independent Insurance has jumped from $3,187 in 1948 to KNIVES Agancy, Inc. Now, tell us, where are the Bob Papetti’s cruel (and crude) By the way. I’ll be rooting for • faitbrook Moll. Manttiold Center, Inc. M anchester $24,100 in 1983. But the family’s Phono: 456-1 141 Manchester real Christians. IN THE PAST, 0 ’NeiH’s de­ tirade on Doug Flutie that ap­ Houston in the Cotton Bowl. at and accessories Rivard Agency, Inc. clared intention to retire would federal taxes have shot up from $9 2 Main Straat peared in tonight’s Herald (Dec. Insurance Management M anchester make House Democratic leader 14). Flutie appears to a to $2,218 during the same span. Put 643-7111 646-3996 tASTtSN CONNtCTICUr S Canter, Inc. "Hf> was a great Trivial Pursuit Irene Beckett UADiNO run Slavics o f t ic ia n s i Robert J. Smith Inc. ■— The Union Leader Jim Wright the prohibitive favor­ clean-cut, modest, likable boy who another way, their income has FARR'S OPEN MONDAV-8ATURDAY 9-9 PM | Manchester player. ’’ 2S9 Hollister St. Manchester. N.H. ite to become speaker and Demo­ has to be one of the best college risen 7.6 times, but their income fSaaEMlWietaCEttMtIBBCMIlMBaClMCMtMfWMIMOEaCMtf M anchester Manchester taxes have increased 246.4 times. H MANCHKSTKH HKKALD. Tuesday. Dtc 18. 19B4 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Dec 18, 1984 - 9 CAPTAIN EASY by Crookt A Ca»ale BUT I DIPN'T O RPE R ROOM Tuesday TV s e r v ic e

atlemjM to fight th>.- iriadurtur woman ernment vs Stales ' Is the federal govern­ tu n e :-IN Enacting Biblical scenes was an liantly portrayed by Peter Crook. needs of each play. In the Noah's (3$ Jeffersons [91 N ew s ment able to offer special incentives to ToMoeecw -effective form of religious instruc­ Crook will appear throughout the Ark scene, designer John Conklin, ^40) ABC News (CC) local public school boards m order to fos Fou-a. tion. Also, different groups of play as different characters, since (11) MOVIE: 'Gaily. Gaily' Crooked politi ter the national good? (60 min ) creates some fantastic wood carv­ (41) Noticiero SIN Clans and good-hearted ladies of Ihe laborers would get together with the entire production's cast con­ ings of animals, which resemble (36) Hogan's Heroes [C N N ] Showbiz Today evening educate a simple country boy to their workmates to act out simple sists of only five men and one Russian peasant toys. Again, the the wicked ways of the city Beau Bridges. (57) Constitution: That Delicate Balance [ESPN] Mazda SportsLook stories for enjoyment. It was woman. Only McCann, us God. odd splashes of color show up as, Melina Mercouri. Brian Keith 1969 (CC) (M A X l MOVIE; 'Gregory's Girl' An during these times that the title of remains as a single character. fur example, a monkey is painted (18) Dr. Gene Scott (61) Starsky and Hutch ALLEY OOP - by Dave Graue awkward teenager falls in love with the "M ystery Plays" took hold. Crook’s next role is that of Cain, mint green. first female member of his high school soc (22) (3b) A Team [CNN] Evening News THEN le t BEHIND THE ANYTHING, NO...BUT I SMELL ) WE ABE TOO C LO ^, cer team Gordon John Sinclair, Dee Hep (24) Nova (CC| Stephen J Gould This US PEPART TREE, BEFORE ACE? > SOMETHING burning:/ SING TU.' WE MUCT Moving to more present times, which he also masters. Another Noah ami the Flood is the play (E S PN ] Super Bouts of the 80‘s Marvel­ c^.ccl c.ci:; ,J-?^LEAVE 0RBE^.0WN '* burn. Jake D'Arcy 198? Rated PG View of I ife ■ Stephen J Gould, world rek- ous Marvin Hagler vs Roberto Duran (Las WE ARE the Hartford Stage Co. is present­ noteworthy cast member is Yusef which must succeeds in keeping nowned paleontologist. evolutionary SEEN! ing six short plays in their Bulos who plays Noah, and later is 7:00 PM ® CBS News Vegas. November. 1983) (60 min ) the flow of nclion so continuous theorist and author, is profiled (60 min ) production of the Mystery Plays. seen us a shepherd. 'The develop­ that the audience is not forced to CID (38) W A - S 'H [T M C j MOVIE: Lenny' This is tite story (41) Chespirito Sene comica con Roberto of Lenny Bruce, who's humor and mono­ (The showtimes are from Nov. 23 ment between Noah and his shrew focus attention on only one central (8 ) ABC News (CC) Gomez Bolanos y Florinda Meza logues caused controversy in the 1950's to Dec. 23). wife is charmingly humorous to thing. The motion is refreshing. CfJ Dallas !57) Jackie Gleason Christmas Special Dustin Hoffman. Valerie Perrme, Jan Mi­ ner 1974 Rated R The six plays performed are: watch and makes the characters Yet, it is e.s.sential for Ihe progres­ (11) Jeffersons '61) Barbara Mandrell's Christmas "The Creation and F all" (the identifiable. sive flow and energy of Ihe play (16) Dr. Gene Scott Special [USA] Auto Racing; All American Championship Finale Coverage of pro­ Garden of Eden), "Cain and Angela Bassett, who plays that the audience be responsive. [CNN] Prime News Photos by E. I (2b) Hogan's Heroes fessional auto racing is presented from A t­ Abel," "Noah andtlie Flood" (the Noah's wife (along with Eve, Mary The actors are successful in (22) Wheel of Fortune [H B O l Sportsman of the Year Merlin Ol­ lanta. GA (60 mm ) building of the ark and a new and Gill), gives a captivating, sen hosts Sports lllustrated's tribute to Selling (and eating) Santa Claus are, from left: Scott Rhea, Gino Vesho creating a certain mood, but If the (24) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour tins yirar's outstanding sports figures 1 0:30 PM C9l Hispanic Horizons beginning), "The Nativity” (the versatile performance. Bassett audience does not partlcipule, the lollipops for the Ethiopian Relief Fund and Tim Miller. (30) (40) Family Feud [M A X i Best of Album Flash (11) N ew s 2nd shepherd's play), and "The and Bulos help to include the effect is lost. There is a necessary 8 (41) Leonela [T M C l MOVIE: 'M y Bodyguard' The (20) Twilight Zone Flight into Egypt." audience in the experiences of give-and-take between the players (57) Nightly Business Report new boy at school enlists the aid of one of (38) Odd Couple The Mystery Plays begin with (heir characters. and the viewers. tfie most feared students to act as his (61) Diff'rent Strokes (41) 24 Horas THE BOHN LOSER - by Art SanMm three musicals playing viola, per­ The 2nd shepherd's play is One of Ihe biggest drawhueks to bodyguard against a class bully Chris cussion, recorder, psahery and entertaining, but it seems to lead [CNN] Moneyline Makej)eace. Miitt Dillon, Adam Baldwin 1 1 :00 PM C3) (jij (22) 00) (4b) (57) Ihese plays is that quite a bi( of [ESPNI SportsCenter 1980 Rated PG N ew s BUZZ OHCE IF -iDU ^ ...AMP TViize Ethiopian situation harp. This sets an off-beat mood us astray from the mood and early English dialed is ii.sed, and It which may or may not be effective theme established in the rest of the [HBOl Not Necessarily the News (U SA) Wrestling TNT C.5j Taxi MEeo 3CWErHIM6. IFW becomes diflicult to comprehend (depending upon the audience) in production. It seems out of .sync, [U SA] Radio 1990 [ 9 l Phil Silvers the exact meanings of some of the 8 : 3 0 PM CSj p m Magazine heed drawing the listeners into the though it is a play worth viewing. words. However, il is not hard to 7:30 PM (3 ) PM Magazine (11) Odd Couple [8 ) (4b) W ho's the Boss? (CC) Mona dis­ SOMETOlWfo Middle Ages. As usual, the lighting and follow Ihe action, and the actors CSJ All In the Family covers Tony moonlighting at Christmas (16) Dr. Gene Scott As the first scene opens, God is scenery is very effective. Hartford time but jumps to the wrong conclusion as UAWEPIAmV. not ignored at MHS deal well with the dialogue. The C ll Wheel of Fortune (20) Honeymooners speaking. As God, Christopher Stage has a knack fur combining actors arc able to develop a (11) Independent News to wfio IS getting the money (24) Dr W ho McCann succeeds in setting a different colors and patterns lo add continuous rapport with the au­ [9 ) MOVIE: ‘Black Beauty' Part 2 In the midst of the Christmas into the fund for Ethiopian relief. (20) NBA Basketball: Boston at New (38) M -A -S 'H International. Box 312. Cam­ personal tone; there is no fanfare just the right touches lo minimal dience, creating a lively feeling York 9 : 0 0 PM C3J MOVIE: -He’s Fired, season and the many wishes of The sale will continue through Dec. (61) Gong Show bridge, Mass. 02139; Africare, 1601 and folly. In the Garden of Eden, set pieces that are designed lo which is well accented by the (221 M *A*S*H She's Hired' A couple concocts an inho- good cheer and good health, many 21, and in addition to being sold ICNN] Moneyline Connecticut Ave., NW Washing­ the audience gets the flavor of the project focus in a clever, under­ lighting and .scenery. (30) Entertainment Tonight cent sting operation in order to preserve Americans are not allowing the outside of the cafeteria, they are their uj)scale lifestyle after the husband [ESPN ] Scotch Sports Preview College ton, D.C. 20009; American Friends drama brought out through these stated way. - K.U . (38) NHL Hockey: Boston at Montreal loses his job Wayne Rogers, Karen Valen­ Football Bowl Clashes ^kJSBKA le . Ethiopian situation to go also being sold in the school store Service Committee, 1501 Cherry (40) People's Court tine. Elizabeth Ashley 1984 [H B O ] MOVIE: Class' A lustful teen has unnoticed. and will be sold Friday night at the St., Philadelphia, Penn.: Lutheran (57) Wild World of Animals (^5) M erv Griffin the chance to lose his innocence to an basketball game. World Relief, 360 Park Ave., South older woman, but complications arise [ 8 l (40) Glitter (CC) Sam and Kate be­ The students at Manchester On Dec. 8 at 7:30 p.m , (61) One Day at a Tim e when ho discovers who she really is. New York, N.Y. 10010: US(iomm. come emotionally involved when a young FRANK AND ERNEST - by Bob Thavet High School are no exception. On The class has not yet decided Manchester High School will SAA works have [C N N ] Crossfire Jacqueline Bisset. Rob Lowe. Andrew UNICEF, Box 3040, Grand Central woman experiences a miracle and Earl and hold its annual holiday concert. [E S P N ] 1984 Davis Cup Finals: USA at McCarthy 1983 Rated R Wednesday, Dec. 12, the students through which relief organization Station, New York, N.Y. 10163: Terry are assigned to do a follow-up about ON, NUMpF/B >fvFA /--ir/ FuN u/yi-f/5 ' Participating groups will be the Sweden - Best Singles Match C or D the magazine's first cover story (60 min ) IUSA] Gong Show in the alternate education pro­ they will send the funds raised, but Oxfan America, 115 Broadway, gram, under the direction of listed below are their options. choir, the Round Table singers, [HBOl Not Necessarily the Year in 116i Dr Gene Scott 11:15 PM (41) Reporter 41 a l l Boston, Mass. 02116; Catholic R eview The 'Noi Necessarily ihe News w f BoofiiEl Marilyn zFabian and Bill Those who would like more infor­ the Townwide Secondary Or­ promising future (22) <30) Riptide Cody, Nick and Boz find Relief Services, Box 21045. Church team recalls the major events of 1984 1 1 :30 PM QD Three's Company chestra, the Jazz Ensemble, the themselves fu'ljiing a former Hollywood McCarthy, began selling chocolate mation or wish to make a contribu­ Street Station, New York, N.Y. [U SA] Dragnet (^0 Charlie's Angels high school orchestra and the movie queen who claims to possess the Santa Claus lollipops. The choco­ tion may do so by writing to any of 10008; Save the Children, Ethiopia For those of you who sal at home delayed, and it was fortunate, deed for the entire King Harbor Manna d t l (40) Nightline high school band, Mr. Kurt 8:00 PM C3l Gift to You lates are being supplied by Mun­ the organizations listed below: Fund, Box 925, Westport. Conn. last Friday night, Dec. 7, doing because, by Ihe lime the movie was complex (60 min ) CID Burns & Allen Eckhardt, the band's director, CD Rituals son’s Candy Kitchen. They sell for World Vision, 199 West Hunting- 06881; and Care, 660 First Ave., nothing and being bored, shame on under way, there was a roaring (24) (57) Frontline (CC) Marshall High (11) Honeymooners 50 cents, and a choice between ton Drive, Monrovia, Calif. 91096: promises an interesting ( 8 l (40) Three's A Crowd (CC) Jack and Fights Back Marshall High School, one of New York, N.Y. 10016. you! You missed the chance to house of nearly 45 people. The (20) Leave It to Beaver evening. Vickv worry about Ihe conseauences of the jioorest in Chicago, is examined in its white or dark chocolate is offered. Church World Services, Box 968, have a great time at the SAA crowd was very enthusiastic as the (22) (30) Tonight Show For each one sold, 25 cents is put Elkhart, Ind. 46515; Grassroots Featuring many different movie, "When a Stranger Calls." - J.H. types of music, the program movie was of high quality and (38) Anything for Money Not only was this a chance to get especially because Mr. Henry (4i) Pelicula: 'Las Cicatrices' offers such selections as the out and have a good time with your bund's rendition of Art Ded- Resutek passed out free candy (57) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour friends, but it was a pretty decent rick’s "Touch of Tuba, ” featur­ during intermission. (61) MOVIE: 'Her Adventurous Night' flick that was free with an SAA Eluted by the fairly successful Youngster gets parents tossed into jail, Jewish holiday observed ing Ron Binks; the orchestra's card. PAPER DOLLS evening, Junenda and Harris have and then has to tangle with a kilter Dennis WINTHROP - by Dick Cavalli regal "Procession of the ’^As one of the new SAA activities E O'Keefe, Helen Walker 1946 Sardar,” and the choir's jazzy every intention of running more Lauren Hutton (r.) as jet- Hanukkah is a Jewish holiday Jewish families went in search of day even though in ancient times that has been initiated this year, [C N N ] Sports Tonight LOOK.'HERE CCWc£> LONNIE HE i^lVES A LITTLE SCREAM^ DO yO Li H A VE A N Y "Gloria,” featuring Wendy movies. Next time, though. Ihe set cosmetic heiress Colette celebrated by many families something to keep the eternal light no presents were given or re­ the SAA movies have not had the movie will probably be shown on a [ESPN] SportsCenter WESTRUM. SUDDENLY HE HE JU M PS IN T H E A IR AN D IDEA HOW MUCH RAN Drown, Ferrier and Dack Rambo as throughout the United States. The glowing. An oil can was found and ceived. The joy of being together turnout that was desired. At the Thursday night instead of Friday [M A X ] MOVIE: Let's Do It' A California SPOTS /WE... H IS EYES FOP... U X X S FBANTICALLy FiOR IT IS TO B E M E ? This year’s success story is A’ Wesley Harper, the spoiled, tradition was originated a long used to light the torch once again, and sharing their love are their first film that was shown this year, In an attempt to get even more hunk wants to give his girl a special pre­ ______the orchestra. Although it has rich boy who heads a rival sent for her birthday, so he turns to curvy A SO M EPLA CE TO H ID E ... time ago when there was a war but this was only a temporary presents they give to each other. "The Blues Brothers," there was people out to see it. In this way, the cosmetics firm owned by his strangers for help Rated R between two families. The two solution. The oil was supposed to only five string players (Lisa an audience of about only 30 They attend special services at Chatzky. Ho Kou Lo, Ixiri Owen, movie will not have to compete father, star on "Paper Dolls." [U S A ] Make M e Laugh families were the Macabees and last only one or two days at the their synagogue, as well as saying people. Not to be discouraged by Jennifer Seise and Robin Vene­ with all of the other social events which airs TUESDAY, DEC. 12:00 AM ( H Fall Guy the Assyrians. The eldest of the most. A miracle, however, oc­ prayers on their own. this first attempt, though, organiz­ that are usually .scheduled for, 18 on ABC. Macabee family, Judah, was the curred and the eternal light zia), they have all worked m Rockford Files This special seasonal holiday is ers Albie Harris and John Janendu Friday night. C sole survivor. He was considered a extremely hard and areoroduc- on Hawaii Five-0 continued to burn for eight days. very meaningful to all who partake decided to try it again, but this So, keep your ears open for the CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME hero by all who supported that Today, many of the Jewish ing some of the finest orchestral (iD Star Trek of it. and perhaps their little time with a few improvements. announcements of the next movie family. families celebrate Hanukkah for sounds that the school has ever The most noticeable change was ( if ) Dr. Gene Scott explanation will help others under­ heard. as it will surely be one you won't The eternal light in the temple eight days. The members of the stand a little better. Happy an intensified advertising scheme want to miss. MOVIE: 'Agatha' The story of the Mr. Eckhardt thinks that the had begun to fade. Judah and other families receive presents every Hanukkah. which involved numerous an­ real-life disappearance of Agatha Christie size of the orchestra is not Dustin Hoffman, Vanessa Redgrave nouncements warning students a - E.B. 1978 what’s important. What is im­ week before the movie was lo be (3$) MOVIE: 'Francis Goes to the Races* portant is the members’ dedica­ shown. These announcements also While working for a race horse breeder, tion and hard work. promised that there would lx; a Peter gets mixed up with racketeers but ' Astrograph ONLY Traditional rush attends The concert band, Jazz En­ snack bur at the movie and the Francis comes to the rescue. Donald semble, and orchestra have just Crossword O'Connor. Piper Laurie, Cecil Ketlaway. movie would be smoothly run by a 1951 completed a very successful crack A.V. team under the supervi­ tle too extravagant today. You'd better wheels and accomplish little. (4^ Charlie's Angels fund-raiser. The proceeds are sion of Jim Beattie. do an about-face and start looking for CANCER (Juno 21-July 22) Do not allow going toward a five-day field [CNN] Newsnight When seven o’clock rolled ACROSS 6 Character of a Answer to Previous Puzzle ^Ybur ways to trim non-essential expenditures. yourself to become Involved In petty poli­ trip to Atlanta. Georgia in May. people [ESPN] Mazda SportsLook AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fob. 19) Today you tics or one-upsmanship games In your Christmas ceiebration around on Friday, and movietime They will be participating in a 1 Nigerian tribe 7 Kids [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Merry Christmas, Mr. ^ r t h d a y will become more skillful than your asso­ social affairs today. Coy maneuvers will approached, the outlook fora large ciates In accomplishing difficult objec­ prestigious music festival 4 Author Harte 8 English Lawrence' A British prisoner-of-war in Ja­ work against you. Has Jack Frost nipped at your knows when they’ve been bad or going on a sleigh ride at night with crowd was not very good. So far, pan during World War II struggles to keep tives. Make it a point not to lord your there. 8 La tar broadcasters LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Resist tempta­ nose lately? Are you from agesone good, so they better be ontheirbest all their friends. They share good only six people had shown up. With Morg sKopptri^ pus his spirit from being broken by the camp's achievements over them. tions to Introduce volatile issues at the 9 Wagner opera. young commander David Bowie. Ryuichi Oac. 19,1964 to 92? Are you dreaming of a white behavior or they'll get nothing but companionship and engage in a - CINDY BARLOW the hope that more people would 12 Ventilate PISCES (Fob. 20-Morch 20) You will be dinner table this evening. Once the lld Is 'Das Sakamoto. Tom Conti Rated R. Christmas? Well then, you've come, the start of the movie was '+i\ CHRISTMAS^ This coming year you are likely to successful In your endeavors today, pro­ opened, it'll be hard to squeeze disputes coal in their stocking. sing-a-long. After the sleigh ride, 13 Aware of (2 10 Food (si) caught the holiday bug! This time w ds) [U SA] Radio 1990 become Involved In ventures or enter­ vided you operate along logical lines. back Into the box. Most spirited people love Christ­ they, perhaps, go inside and warm 11 Of the planet prises grander In scope than anything When you start playing your hunches, it'll of year is about the busiest time of mas caroling through neighbor up with eggnog and rum balls until 14 Indian weight Mars (comb 1 2:30 AM CID Starsky and Hutch VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapl. 22) VIrgos are you've tackled In the past. They'll prove be another story. the year. There is so much to be hoods or at convalescent homes the night expires. 15 Dress style (si) form) Rung Fu endowed with remarkable qualities ol 16 Thai currency to be lortunate. ARIES (March 21-April 19) Be careful done in so little time that you have The singers eiyoy entertaining By this time, stockings have 19 Cow genus ^(S) Late Night with David Letterman To­ today not to be drawn into some type ol observation, but you must not use your Art works to be printed 17 Whale to slow yourself down to enjoy the and those who are listening, love it 21 Title night's guests are Stewart Brand and co­ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dac. 21) Find undesirable Involvement that pits one gifts today to see only the bad In others been hung by the chimney in hopes 18 Lumps median George Wallace. (60 min.) holidays. 24 Bring out time to be helpful to a loved one who friend against another. Stay out ol Ihe while overlooking the good. The classical Christmas carols are that Saint Nicholas will fill them Over the past several years, the 20 CIA Christmastime is approaching it is the members who decide of their mutual interests. 26 Western hemi­ [ESPN] Auto Racing '84; IHRA needs your assistance today. If you middle. LIBRA (Sopl. 23-Ocl. 23) Unfortunately sung with candles or flashlights to with surprises, and Mistletoe is members of Aridian, the school art predecessor which ones get printed. If the notice of the opportunity is Northern Nationals Ignore this person's plight, he will look TAURUS (April 20-May-20) People pres­ today, you may have to learn a lesson the rapidly and stores are mobbed lead their way. After the Christ­ hung under doors and lights in the and literary club, have been 22 Same (comb sphere organi­ hard way when you are denied something The collection will be published too short, or if the Interest just isn't zation (abbr) [U SA] Wrestling TNT the other way when you need aid. Look­ ently supportive of you may do an about- with people. They are worried mas caroling, the people 'usually hope that loved ones will give them meaning to get together enough form) ing lor romance? The Astro-Graph you want because you were too extrava­ by the school's own print shop, there at the moment, Aridian will 27 Singer Edith 12:4-5 AM [HBO] investigators face today If they think you are trying to abouf finding something for aunts congregate at a house and sit by a kiss. 23 Bravos (Sp) Matchmaker set can help you In your gant in the oast. students' works to publish a under the direction of Mr. John also be putting out another Herald Crusading Reporters of the Air use them to selfishly further your own and uncles, parents and grandpar­ the fire drinking hot chocolate and On Christmas Eve, the family 25 Positive pole search. Send lor It today by mailing $2 to Interests. SCORPIO (Oel. 24-Nov. 22) Be pleasant booklet, but each year the attempt Garripolo, who must have all page (in place o( HSW) sometime 28 Employ Columbo ents and sisters and brothers. But, eating popcorn. gathers around the fireplace roast­ 27 Introduced 1:00 AM Astro-Graph. Box 489. Radio City GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) to others today and you will get them to was, for various reasons, entries in and properly arranged 29 Without 38 Canine cry 51 Organ stop This can be a while shopping, they can’t forget On the weekends, the families during January or February. slowly f f l Saint Station. New York, NY 10019. productive day lor you, provided you do your bidding. However, It you ing chestnuts. Most attend an unsuccessful. before Christmas vacation in order destination 40 Babyish 53 Southwestern some treats for' their faithful dog celebrating Christmas enjoy trim­ We need your entries! Submis­ 30 Bohemian city GD Twilight Zone CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) properly systematize your work. If you're approach them In a cranky fashion, they evening service to sing carols that the booklet can be completed 33 3. Roman 30 Bothersome 43 Nothing river and playful cat either. ming the tree together. When the sions cun be given to Mrs. Bulukas, Cj9) Dr. Gene Scott Uncharacteristically, you may still be a lit­ disorganized, you'll merely spin your won't be cooperative. under candlelight and to share the This year, however, the students by spring. 34 Leader (It) things 45 Recent (pref) 54 Soviet river Children begin to rustle and family buys a tree, the fun begins. Christmas holidays with the the faculty advisor, or any of the 47 Eared seal Film/Sign o ff that comprise Aridian really hope Aridian gives students the oppor­ 36 Sheds tears 3 1 Over (Ger) 55 Facilitate bustle because Santa Claus will Christmas songs are playing as the congregation. following editors and interested 32 Former weather 48 Nigerian [C N N ] Crossfire to make it work, but in order for tunity to discuss ideas and prob­ 37 Legion 57 Face pan soon he on his way bringing toys tree is decorated with homemade As Christmas Eve comes to an parties: Arab Robinson, C'hris bureau tribesmen [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Humongous' Ship­ that to happen, many more sub­ lems with other students who share 39 Crescent point 59 Guard spirit of and goodies for all the well- and purchased ornaments. The end, children are tucked in and Mazzeu, Kim Fruscarelli; Susan 4 1 The (Fr) 35 Copper symbol 49 Skating arena old Rome wrecked teenagers find themselves on a Bridge missions must come from the some of the same thoughts and Baker, any member of Aridian, or mysterious island Janet Julian. David behaved girls and boys. They tinsel and garland is hung on the hopefully dream about sugar­ 42 Cat student body. One need not be a dilqmmas, and allows students to 10 Wallace, John Wildman. 1982 Rated R make a long li's't of things they want evergreen along with the Christ­ any art or English teacher. They 44 /Vctic plain plums and other treats while Santa member to submit any kind of receive peer feedback on their and make a card for Santa and mas lights. On top of the tree an may also be placed in the Aridian 46 Spire finial 1 :1 5 AM [HBOl MOVIE: 'ZappadI' A suit in dummy must be established, Claus and the reindeer get to work. literary (short stories, poems, work. It also gives members a shy science whiz develops telekinetic Mrs. Claus. The children try to angel or a star is placed to folder in room 166. 47 Biblical prophet NORTH I The slim chance and there is no time to waste. At trick As the last lights go out, the wishes dialogues), or artistic (drawings, powers after a lab accident. Scott Baio, visit Santa at least once every year chance to observe what other 46 Tax agency ♦ Do you ever get the feeling that GD Joe Franklin Show dummy on his spade king. West won DOWN Vulnerable: East-West Santa’a elves spend the time between 5 0 (ROM 1 53 54 55 the spade ace and continued with a G j) MOVIE: 'Road to Bali' Tw o American Dealer: South ynle seasons reading by your tree 1 Metric foot vaudevillians wind up as deep-sea divers, second heart. South got his pitch of d u t 'H te cIm o T 60 hired to recover treasure. Bing Crosby Weil North East South the club all right, but hevstil! came up lights, thus burning them out for you? 2 Life science Bob Hope. Dorothy Lamour. 1953. !♦ (abbr) with only nine tricks. 63 G9) Dr. Gene Scott Dbl. 4^ Pass Pass 3 Church Pass The right approach to the deal is to ":t calendar [TM C ] MOVIE: 'O'Hara's Wife' A law­ realize that the defenders are on the 66 4 Sleigh yer’s deceased wife returns as a ghost to right track with trump leads, and that help him with his overwhelming problems. Opening lead: V2 5 Genetic Edward Asner. Marieite Hartley. Jodie fO tricks cannot bie made on a Creators of Aridian, MHS arts publica­ Balukas (adviser); Chris Mazzeo, Kim material 1984 hy NEA Inc 18 Foster. Rated PG. 1982 crossruff. Instead, the long diamond i _ l l F tion, pose for their picture outside the Frascarelli and Sarah Robinson (co­ main office. They are, from left; Sally editors). Missing is Sue Baker. 10 MANHIESTKH HKRALD. Tuesdiiy. Dfc. 18. 1984 Obituaries Neurologist sees lengthy

Stanley Pazola He is survived by a sob. Elvin E the Citizens National Bank. Sliinley Piizola, 6fi, of 333 BidwHI Cooley of Manchester; a daughter. Southington Tracy Leigh Cooley in California; Leisure SI , died Saturday at Manchester She is also survived by her .son, mental recovery by patient FOCUS/ Memorial Hospital He was born in two brothers, Eugene Faircloth of Christopher Las.sy: her parents. f’oland and had he. i a resident of Vernon and Walter Cooley J r of Roger and Barbara Lassy of By Brian Malloy later, Lansing said. "The last Manchester; five sisters, Jo;in who had a restful night, included Manchester and Rockville the past Canton; another brother. Roger United Press International things that come back are the brief walks, possibly a wheelchair six years Miller of West Hartford, Beatrice Lar.son Jr. of Southington: a sister, things like memory and thinking DeGarmo of Coventry. Sylvia ride and resumption of lifting The funeral will he Wi'dnesday Heidi Tatriaull of Plantsville; her LO U ISV ILLE, Ky. - Mechani- process." 1-pound arm and leg weights. at 9 a m. with.a muss of Christian Noble of Suffield, .lanet Piitrissi of paternal grandmother, Hulda Lar­ c;d heart patient Bill Schroeder, Schroeder has overcome partial burial at the Church of the Hartford and Elizabeth Cowles of son of Southington: a niece and struggling to overcome the impact paralysis but his right arm and leg A scan of Schroeder's brain Assumption Burial will be in St East Hartford: and several nieces three nephews. of a .stroke, has regained most of remain weak. showed three minute areas — two James Cemetery. There are no and nephews The funeral will be Thursday at 1 his physical abilities but his Hospital spokeswoman Linda on the left side and one on the right calling hours. HolniL-s P'uneral The funeral will be Thursday at p m. at the Erickson Hanson & mental recovery is going slower, Broadus said Schroeder had — were damaged by the stroke Home. 400 Main St , is in charge of 10 a m. at the John F. Tierney Sons Funeral Home. 5 Hart St., doctors said today. watched Monday night's nation­ Thursday. arrangements Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St New Britain Burial will be in Neurologi.st Gary Fox said Mon­ ally televised N F L game to root for "He has difficulty in recognizing Burial, with full military honors, Fairview Cemetery, New Britain. day brain damage resulted in a the Dallas Cowboys, who lost to the members of his family at times," asking Santa Claus to bring? Lauretta Braun will he in East Cemetery Culling Calling hours are Wedne.sday from short-term memory loss and may Miami Dolphins, 28-21. Schroeder Fox said. “ He is very slow in his hours are Wednesday from 2 to 4 7 to 9 p.m. have contributed to Schroeder's fell asleep with two minutes left in responses to everything. He has to Lauretta (Gosselin) Braun, 79, p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m formerly of East, Hartford, widow Memorial donations may be recent depression and affected his the game. be prodded, but he can come up A.s the littlest among us stniggle to eoittpose Memorial donations may be of Lorenzo J. Braun, died Monday made to the American Kidney intellectual abilities. Today's schedule for Schroeder, with the right answer." Christmas letters to Santa, a majority of adults sit made to a charity of the donor's Fund, 7.315 Wisconsin Ave., Suite Dr. Allan M. Lansing, chief them. at an urea convalescent home choice. back smiling, spelling words for the youngsters and Born in New Bedford. Mass., she 203 East. Bethesda, Md., 20814 medical spokesman at Humana addressing envelopes "S. Claus. North Pole " lived in East Hartford the last .36 Raymond Henry Isleib 3266. Hospital Audubon, said he was But what if there truly were a Santa? \Vh;d would we Robert Weiss years. confident Schroeder could recover Bradley has record high wish for if a rotund, all-powerful elf could fulfill our She is survived by two .sons. Raymond Henry Isleib, .57, of full mental functions, including his grandest wishes? Manchester Town Manager East Hartford, died Monday at Ill !Vlciiioriaiii memory, which was impaired by WINDSOR LOCKS (UPI) - back in 1928. Raymond E. Braun of South In loving memory of ,Mrs. Mary The Herald asked a number of the town's Merry Chrislmas. Happy Hanmik.di and Happy Hartford Hospital. He was born in last week's stroke. Just a week before Christmas, The temperature climbed on New Year. Windsor and Albert J. Braun of Arnold who passed awaV Decem­ well-known folk what their letters to Santa would East Hartford: two daughters. Manchester and lived in the "When you have a stroke, the temperatures in Connecticut up to 60 degrees in the afternoon include. Here are their responses: I would like lo see the shelter people find a home Hartford area all his life. ber 17. 1957. BOrbra L. Bailey of Glastonbury of first things you recover are the soared to spring-like highs, under bright sunny skies. Itud's suitable. I'm really eoneerned with (he problem He worked at Brescome Distrib­ As long as we live we will always be gross movements, " including breaking a 56-year-old record. The National Weather Service Glastonbury and Carole E. Mico- glad. Barbara B. Weinberg the eommittee has, and the iieople who have to ti.se the lelli of East Hartford; and 14 utors, South Wind.sor, and was a tho.se involving the arm and leg, The National Weather Service in Bridgeport reported that at 3 shelter have, in finding a .snil.dile and permanent C.S. Army veteran of World War That God cho.se you to be the grandchildren, seven great­ Lansing said. at Bradley International Airport p.m. Monday Bridgeport hit a Mayor of Manchester location H. He was a member of the First Mother we had. Finer body movements such as Monday reported a reading of ,58 new record high temperature of grandchildren: and several niece.s' Sadly missed by A wish list for Santa: and nephews. Baptist Church, Manchester. finger manipulation and mental degrees at 12:15 p.m., eclipsing a 54 degrees. The old record was Our town needs: He is survived by his wife, Betty '' Her Familv Ray Gardiner The funeral will he Wednesday functions like the memory come high of 57 on the date set way 53. set in 1959. • A home for our Homeless Shelter. (Gardner) Isleib of East Hartford; at 9: I.') a m from Newkirk & • Harmony to rein between the 8th District and the Principal, Bowers School I Whitney Funeral Home. 3IR Burn four .sons. Robert Isleib of Bolton: rest of the town. Dear Santa:' side Ave.. East Hartford, with a Raymond Isleib ol Somerville. My personal wish: Mass., Phillip Isleib and John The kids at Bowers have ht'en ri‘al good this year. mass of Chri.stian burial in St. Rose Isleib, both of Jupiter. Fla.: two • A new, economical but comfortable car. I think So, how ahoiil hnghlening the place up Il's'well Church. East Hartford, at 10 a.m. mine spends as much time in my favorite garage as it maintained, hid the place is slarting lo show Usage — daughters. Robyn Deek of Talla­ Burial will he in Hillside Ceme­ docs on the road. its .34 years old Brown firiek gels to you after a while. hassee. Fla., and Cynthia Isleib ol tery, East Hartford. Calling hours In general: We need a new coal of painl. and mavhe somehrighler Jericho. VI.: a brother. Ernest are today from 2 to 4 p.m and 7 to9 • A new year filled with joy, promise and. yes, lights in Ihe hall Isleib of Norwalk; a sister, Ethel RING p.m. challenge. . Heally. I would like lo see all kids gel a fair shake in Memorial donations may he Smith of Manchester; and two grandchildren. Happy Holidays life. This is achieved ihningh Ihe support of their made to the American Cancer parents and Ihe liesi possible edneatlon that we could The funeral will be Thursday at Society 1 (irovide Let's he sure people gel their priorities 10:30 a.m. at the Callahan Funeral Steven Ling siraight. Home, 1602 Main St., East Hart­ Director Lutz Museum James P. Cooley ford, with burial in Memorial Dear Santa: James P. Cooley, 52, of Rock­ Field. Hillside Cemetery. Calling SAVINGS Nancy Carr ville, died Sunday at Rockville hours are Wednesday from 6 to 9 For the museum. I would wish for a major Director, Manchester contributor to help kick off an endowment fund for the General Hospital. He was born in p.m. Area Conference of Churches Manchester and liv(*d here most of mu.seum. The museum operates from month lo AT month, without an endowment. People won't his life, moving to Rockville six Gretchen Lassy Dear Santa: Please send ns a |>ermanent homeless contribute lo an endowment, no matter how many years ago. Gretchen (Larson) Lassy. ,30, of shelter. Now. that would heheaiililnlOlherlhan that, He had worked as a machine letters I might write, unless there is a major I can't think of a single Ihing Burlington, died Monday at St. contributor who primes the pump. operator for Rogers Corp. He was a Francis Hospital and Medical member of the Polish Club, Ver­ SIEFFERT’S For myself. I would love a round-trip plane ticket lo Center, Hartford, after a long London. I'm going in April anyway, lor two weeks, to Warren Prelesnik non. and the Maple Grove Club. illne.ss. She was the wife of Stephen Rockville. He was an Army, study British museums. It's a symposium mil of Executive Director Lassy and the sister of Thomas Oxford. We're going to stndy how the British veteran, serving in the Korean Larson of Coventiy. Manchester Memorial Hospital War. museums differ from ours. She was formerly employed at They're far ahead of us in early childhood How about 10 million Inicks? .Seriously, from a education, so I'm curious: Are they ahead of us in personal poini of view, ] considm' m.vself very very dealing with kids as museum visitors? jiieky. In Ihe Iasi year, theeommnnily has just opened So that's what I want. Truly. I've been good. its arms lo my family and me I'm very happy here. I NASA clamps Merry Christmiis gue.ss my one wish woidd he that my family become aeelimaled to Conneclicnt And, for everyone, good Rev. Newell Curtis health and prosperity in Ihe New Year on shuttle mission Center Congregational Church George Marlow I know exactly what I want: Food for Africa. owner By Al Rossiter Jr. m)ssion of DOD payloads, " Abel I have a daughter, Leigh Ann Curtis, in the Peace United Press International said. Corps in Niger. I'd take food and water to that place Marlow's Department Store "The more mission information It's the lack of water that caused the draught, and My one wish would he lhal we have as much WASHINGTON — Communica­ they have, the easier it is for them that's what caused the problems. coo|>cration among (he .iiilhorilcs and the townspeo­ tions from the five astronauts to counter the capabilities of tho.se ple a.s possible. aboard the space shuttle Discov­ payloiids." John RIvosa ery next month will be blacked out Discovery will be manned by Town Fire Chief Charles T. Cloughen Jr. to the public and in code as part of Navy Capt. Thomas "Ken" Mat­ m an unprecedented shroud of se­ tingly, Air Force Lt. Col. Loren I wish everyone a safe and merry Christmas, first pastor, SI. Mary’s Episcopal Church crecy cloaking the ship's military Shriver, Marine Corps Lt. Col. and foremost, safe from fire and other disasters. I As a fanla.sy gift, if 1 eonid have anything. I'd liken cargo. James Buchli, Air Force Maj, 13" COLOR TELEVISION hope next yearwillbebetterIhanlhisyear, with fewer Mercede.s. a sports car, preferably yellow. For Ihe The Defense Department and Ellison Onizuka and Air Force Super AccuFiiter black fires and less medical costs. REMOTE COLORTCLEVISION matrix picture tube. En­ community: a permanent shelter. We're doing sojue NASA announced Monday that all Maj. Gary Payton. The first four Truthfully, I'd like to win the lottery. good things lo help Ihe poor here hut a permanent details of the first fully military Automatic color con­ ergy-efficient Xtended- And seriously, I'd like everyone to check the are NASA astronauts and Payton trol, (lashtono correc­ Llfe chassis. shelter would really help shuttle mission will remain secret is the first of 25 Defense Depart­ to hinder any Soviet efforts to tion, quartz oryatal ment shuttle fliers. tuning. $198 determine the nature of the satel­ 'NASA, also for the first time, will 488 Not what but how much lite to be launched from Discovery. not permit the crewmen to talk to The information restrictions arc reporters and no news conferences the tightest since Americans be­ are scheduled for them before or gan flying in space in 1961. Defense after the flight. Secretary Casper Weinberger al­ The .secrecy guidelines are effec­ ready has succeeded in convincing tive only for military missions of Don’t let that holiday spirit get out of hand NBC to withhold a report on the the shuttle. Three of the 13 flights 25" DIAGONAL COLORTRAK® shuttle's cargo, according to NBC planned for 1985 are tentatively set Bv Thomas Ferraro Here is the advice of the various They also offer .some advice to hosts and a Pentagon spokesman. to carry military cargoes. MONITOR-RECDVER WITH United Press International president ol the Distilled Spirits groups for safe drinking of holiday parties, such as: Council. "Any release of DOD (Depart­ In all, the Air Force has more REMOTE CONTROL • Remember that a standard serv­ ment of Defense) payload informa­ • Always serve food, particularly "The bottom line is to plan ahead,” than 30 military payloads booked W ASHINGTON — Avoid alcohol on ing of beer, wine or liquor contains the high-protein snacks like chee.se and tion would have no value to anyone for shuttle missions through 1989. . an empty stomach. If there is a chance said Jean Hcald, president of M AD D ’s same amount of alcohol. It’s not what meat, to go along with alcoholic Maryland Chapter. "A.s a rule of except the Soviets or other poten­ you may drink too much, make you drink, but how much you drink, beverages. Avoid serving just salty thumb, limit yourself to one drink an tial adversaries," said Brig. Gen. contingency plans for a ride home. And that counts. Richard Abel, the Air Force's chief snacks that will make guests thirsty hour and wail one hour past the last “SMALL don't offer guests “ one for the road." • Avoid drinking on an empty and more likely to drink. spokesman. "Publication or THANKSGIVING These are among the tips offered by drink before driving" W ONDER" rnm m rnm m Automatic color control and tMhtone conectlon. stomach. Food helps line your stomach • Measure when you mix cocktails broadcast of such information — <579 the liquor indu.stry, public safety Robert Ross, a spokesman for Ihc NOVENA TO ST. lUDE automatic Hght aeneor, contemporary styled. 22 funo- and slows down alcohol absorption. and do not urge that glasses be kept National Highway Traffic Safety Ad speculative or not — would harm O holy St. aude. Apostle Aid mar­ COLOR h i s j i groups and anti- drunken-driver cru­ our national security." tlon digital remote control, forward & reverae acceae. • If you sip your drinks and pace constantly full. mini.stration, said its a misconception tyr. great In w tue and rich in mira­ VIDEO saders to prevent this holiday from yourself to one per hour, alcohol will All NASA will say under the new • Offer a comfortable surrounding, that the death rate is higher during the cles: near kinsman of Jesus Christ, becoming a smashing highway not have a chance to build up in your faithful intercessor of all who In­ CAMERA such as soft lights and ample seating, holidays than the rest of the year. The military guidelines is that Discov­ disaster. bloodstream. ery (s scheduled to take off voke your special patronage In time so guests will be at ease and won't feel a numbers may be higher, but that is Last season, more than 500 people • It's a misconception that coffee, a sometime between 1:15 p.m. EST ol need. To you I have recourse need to drink for relaxation. becau.se there are more people on Ihc from the depth of my heart and R S i l were killed in traffic accidents during cold shower or fresh air can overcome and 4:15 p.m. Jan. 23 from the • Never press guests to have one for highways. The percentages stay the humbly beg to whom God has given the two three- day periods around the effects of alcohol. Only time will get Kennedy Space Center at Ca^ae 25" COLOR TELEVISION the road. same. such great power to come to my as­ *799 Christmas and New Year's, with half of alcohol out of the system. • During the past decade, there has Canaveral. sistance. Helpme in my present and Remarkably llghtwieght de­ Brilliant color featuring the crashes alcohol-related. More than "People need to be careful year • Your mood, attitude and drinking decline in the number of traffic deaths. Project officials refuse to say urgent petition. In re tu ^ l promise sign— weighs only 35 ounces. the convenience of eirt- 20.000 others were seriously injured. round — not just during the holidays " to make your nam e'^nown and experience can determine the impact The drop is attributed to a nationwide how long it will remain in orbit and Automatic Iris adjusts to avail­ gle knob electronic The Distilled Spirits Council of the He offers a sobering statistic: cause you to be Invoked. tuning. alcohol will have on your body. If crackdown on drunk drivers and the 55 over what areas of Earth it will be able light conditions. United States, which represents most Studies show that on weekend nights Say three "Our Fathers. Three $418 you’re tired or upset, alcohol may have mi le per hour speed limit imposed a fter flying. Under the space agency- Hall Marys and Glorias." Publica­ one out of ten motorists is drunk EuemoNic of America's liquor manufacturers and a strong effect. If you drink seldom or the 1973 Arab oil embargo. Last year, Pentagon plan, a 16-hour advance tion must be promised. St. Jude distributors, says alcohol can be safely Mothers Against Drunk Drivers mWIUMIIER only during the holidays, be extra the federal government reported 42„500 notice of its landing in Florida will pray (or us and all who invoke your mixed with merriment and saluations offers year-round tips under the aid. Amen. This novpna has never 8 HR. VHS PLAVER/RECOROER careful. people were killed in highway acci­ be given to re{)orters, — provided one is careful. heading, “ How to Keep a Friend: " "We are working to deny our been known to (all. I have had my • Be particularly cautious if you are dents, compared to 43,947 in 1982 and a • Drive a friend home if he has had reciuest granted. Features speed search, remote The National Safety Council, a taking any medications, which can record high of 54.589 in 1972. adversaries any information * 3 3 9 control. non-profit public service group, and too much to drink multiply the effect of alcohol. "We hope 1984 will be even safer — which might reveal the identity or D 'P ' ^ Mothers Against Drunk Drivers, a • Have a friend sleep over if he has • Ifthereisapossiblity that you may and it will — if party goers and party m nationwide public advocacy group, had too much to drink, over-drink, make plans ahead of time , givers understand the rules of responsi­ agree. for a safe trip home. • Call him a cab if he has hud too IT’S A HAIR ble drinking,” said F A . MeisTer, much to drink. F F STEREO VCR WITH VHS HI-FI SYSTEM SELECTAVISIONOOO A STEREO VCR When It’s time to send the very bestj send red & green I There’s a pilenile of Christmas cardscarH.s onnn thefhMERRY CHRI.STMAS” it says. Then, below, written in ink — 'and a Happy New Year to Aunt The winner, Rosina Emmet, showed a bevy ol Edith and Unele Walter and the Family From the berobed children in harmony. The winner for 1881 was ^1^ Earlys. " Collectors' Elihu Vedder. with a design of a young woman in a Important part of giving finds everyone’s favorites fancy frame. Prang reserved the right to purchase The aunt and uncle were grandparents of a Manehe.ster resident who is the present owner of this Corner any of the creations, and he .sold them by the This is a year of innovation for the Manchester card. (Now for a puzzle: what is the relationship of thousands. Symphony and Chorale. Following the move to this owner, the granddaughter, to the Earlys?) Russ MacKendrick The WooKson Spice Company also gave Christmas- is receiving written thanks Manchester Community College’s Lowe Pro­ earding a boost with 5x7 prints in muled colors that gram Center, they broke with another tradition of C enter The card is in blue pastel shades with the carolers in were placed in one-(Kiund packages of their l.ion DEAR ABBY: I’ m sure you've Abby. I am a senior citizen who the past several years and moved their pops their lifelike coloring. It is 5''i inches square. The Brand eoffiH’ as early as 1881. heard this many times, but I need has no need to con a supermarket concert to the Christmhs season. Sta^e circle area is a record set into the card. It will play Ellen H. Clapsaddle. "America’s favorite postcard an answer soon. I am hurt and very out of 20 cents. Furthermore, since Last weekend, the Program Center was filled "Silent Night. " On the back of the card it roads "Put artist, was a maslor at capturing a child’s joy at angry! D ear the young woman knew the avo­ with enthusiastic supporters. Because so many Rita Kenway Me On A Phonograph And I Will Speak For Myself." shakers (he has a row of them, all sizes), waleh fobs — Christmas” This from a Trader piece called Why don’t my grandchildren cado was 59 cents, was she not, by wanted tickets, an additional performance was and this is loo much — the collector is shown holding a "Christmas Time is I’ hiylime on I’oslcards” her silence, aiding and abetting Below this, still on the back of the card, is "RCA" life-size Nipper reproduction and flanked by two (who live in another city) thank me A bby scheduled Thursday night. Answer to puzzle: my diagramming .shows that the who she thought was a criminal at and the complete logo of "His Master’s Voice. ” a 3.50-pound Nippers done in white eoncrele! for the birthday and Christmas The first part of the program was devoted to present owner of the singing card is (orUmalc to have presents I send them? They range Abigail the checkout counter? rather early use. perhaps in 1920 or '21. of little orchestral selections with holiday themes. Dr. Nipper, the attentive fox lerrier. Unless you are building up a colleetioii of liny a piece of family memorabilia from her first cousin from age 7 to 19. 1 have sent SOUTHFIELD. MICH. Jack Heller challenged the group with the Thompson; to the rollicking collection of songs Van Buren "The Seven Joys of Christmas," by Kirke records, better think of this Silent Night missive as a once rcmoN'cd. self-addressed, stamped enve­ "Variations on a Christmas Carol," by Benjamin Photo by MacKendrick Anyone could eolleet this item as a Christmas card, lopes and boxes of thunk-you notes, DEAR SOUTHFIELD: Yes. The Mechem. This last featured favorites such as type of Christmas card along with the Prangs, the Britten. As with most compositions by Britten, a record, or aninstaneeofNipper and his act.This last Woolson Spice Company lithographs and the hoping they will get the hint. I have whisperer may have hesitated to this piece is difficult to play, due to the unusual “ Ding Dong! Merrily on High," and “ Patapan,” This Christmas carci, with the record set is not as far out as you might think. A story in the postcards by Ellen Clapsaddlfj^ not had a written thank-you from correct you at the time because she harmonies and rhythms employed to vary the .among them. into the middle of it, dates from about Antique Trader Weekly just last May tells of a man Editor’s note: Russ MucKendrirk Is u longliinp any of them, and I feel hurt, ren (and some adults) "appre­ probably didn’t want to risk familiar carol, "God Rest Ye Merry. Gentle­ The solo voices were extremely well-suited to 1920. It is the property of a Manchester Louis Prang set up a competition for Christmas Manchester resident who Is an authority on ciate" gifts and they truly love the who goes after Nipper in all his forms; pictures, neglected and unappreciated. embarrassing you for a mere 20 men.” At times, the melody disappeared the parts assigned in two selections. Peter resident. paintings, papier maehe figures, salt and pepper card designs in 1880 and gave a first prize of $1,000. colleellhles. When they see me. as an after­ giver, but they procrastinate their cents. However, the size of the sum completely. Harvey joined the orchestra and chorale for the thought they mention how much thanks until they're so embar­ does not alter the principle. The orchestra’s capabilities were better final segment. A choral fantasy on old carols, they appreciated the gifts and rassed, they put it out of their displayed in the other two selections. What would "Christmas Day,” by Gustove Holst, was -Manchester Yesterdays- checks, then offer a weak apology. minds. DEAR ABBY: Thanks for the Christmas be without a selection from Tschai- followed by the tenor solo from Handel’s "You know how bu.sy I am. Gram," Since the absence of a thank-yoU wonderful rerun on what to give — kovsky’s "Nutcracker Suite"? This time, the "Messiah." "Every Valley." Public Don't tell me it’s their parents' is genuinely painful to you. give no and what not to give — the older "Waltz of the Flowers” played with sonority and On the secular side, the old favorites “ White fault for not teaching them better more gifts — provided the punish­ person for the holidays. You really verve. Christmas," by Irving Berlin, and "Sleigh Ride,” All improvised on decorations . manners. Their parents know ment doesn’t hurt you more than it should run that every year because by Leroy Anderson, were crowd pleasers. In the Records hurts them. better because I taught them since people forget. YOU MIGHT WONDER how the final selection. latter, Harvey had the added fun of cracking the By Dorothy P. Hortrnonn birch logs whiz'h held an electric candle each. they were old enough to print that “ L’Arlesienne,” by George Bizet, fits into “ whip" at appropriate places. Warranty deeds Special to the Herald' Thc.se were placed on the window sills, and they must send thank-you notes. DEAR ABBY: Yesterday, the As an older person, I do not need The final piece, "A Sing of Christmas," by any more things. The gift of Christmas. The Farandole, the last of the three Halo Comollo to Norman Co- greally enhanced llic effect of old-limc t-ounlry Should I conveniently "forget” cashier at the checkout counterdid selections chosen from a longer composition, is James Eversole, included the ever-popular " 0 mollo and Robert J. Comollo, Unit Christmas decorating around the time of World charm. their birthdays and Christmas? I not know the price of an avocado I service is the gift I enjoy the most. Holy Night," for tenor and chorus with a very War II was rather sparse. Imported gla.ss My children and grandchildren, based on a 13th century carol. This melody, used 16A, Northfield Green Condomini­ Just before Clirisimas. a large, frcslily-cul select their gifts with loving care was purchasing, so to save time I in canon form, is supplanted by another equally unusual orchestral accompaniment featuring at ums, no conveyance tax. ornaments, tin.sel and lights were in very short Chrisimas tree (minus liglils) was scl up in (he and send generous checks, too, but told her what I honestly thought to now grown, come over here and one point, a counermelody for cello and English supply, due to government restrictions. clean my windows, wash my forceful theme, but soon returns. All sections of David J. Albert and Irene D. sanctuary, ready lor llic chil(in‘n’s Chri.stnias not one word do I hear. I love them be the price — 39 cents. horn, and later, a trumpet obligato, all Since the "blaekoul" was also in effect, that woodwork, launder my curtains, the orchestra played skillfully throughout. Albert to Albert R. Martin, Gerald Eve program. very much and it hurts to know While in line at my next stop (the artistically executed. curtailed practically all of the lighting effects. In and do all sorts of chores I am no The 75-voice chorale, accompanied by Sharon P. Rothman and David C. Wood­ When all w;is in rc;idincss. Ihc Snndity .scliool they care so little for me or my bakery department), the young Unfortunately, Harvey found it necessary to any ease, elaborate lighting and lawn displays longer able to do myself. The year Derby, demonstrated the high performance bury. two parcels on Oakland proceeded into tlie cliurch on Chri.slmiis Eve lo feelings. Should I tell them? Or woman directly behind me said (in standards of their new choralmaster, David C. use amplification to overcome the poor accous- Terrace. $16,500. were not to make their appearance until the '50s. (he strains of "O Come All Ye Eailhful. ” should I tell their parents? a stage whisper), "By the way, the before last they took turns working ticsof the facility, and inferior speakers distorted Instead, we concentrated our Christmas on remodeling my kitchen. Last Morse. The intonation, precise cutoffs and Greenview Hill Inc. to Linda L. Our cooperative elforls greally enhanced llic HURT GRANDMOTHER avocado was 59 cents." his high register, making a thin sound. This decorating on beautifying our little white church year, they modernized my ba­ attention to dynamics were artistic Vlaming, Unit ,590B, Greenview familiar surroundings of Zion l.ullicran, and in Had she spoken up when she inadequacy is being studied for a solution. on Cooper Street. Early in December, usually on throom. It took them over a year — achievements. Hill Condominiums. $72,.500 (ba.sed the lilllc wliitc church on Hu- hill, llic t)cauly and DEAR HURT: Tell the children heard me tell the cashier the With the carol sing at the conclusion, everyone a Sunday aflernoun, a “ greens-gathering ” parly working nights and weekends — The music was chosen from both sides of on conveyance tax). wonder of Chrisimas was aluuit to begin. (lovingly) that you are hurt. And avocado was 39 cents, I would have Christmas — sacred and secular — Harvey said considered the festive occasion a delightful Cynthia G, Crockett to Thomas was organized for the youth of the church. We stress the importance of making a thanked her and apologized to the but I will enjoy those gifts as long filled burlap bags with fresh princess pine (not on as I live. later in the program. Selections ranged from a Christmas gift from these dedicated performers. S. Co.sgrove and Maxine W. Cos­ lifelong habit of acknowledging cashier for having given her the beautifully hushed “ Still, Still, Still,” in an grove, 35 Jensen St.. $83„500. the conservation list then) in order to make Editor’s note: Dorothy I*. Hurlniunn Iivesiil235 gifts — and promptly. Most child- wrong information. GRATEFUL GRANDMA arrangement by Norman Luboff; the intensely Editor’s note: Rita Kenway is music and Yuan Yuan Chien and Shung wreaths for the church windows and doors. Mountain Road in Kllinglun. I>u you have a sustained "The Best of Rooms,” by Randall theater reviewer for the Manchester Herald. Mao Chien to Dorothy Ann Coutu. 5 Later, young people and adults mel al (he Manchester memory you’d like to share with Little St.. $65,000. church for a wreath-making session. My mother Manrhesler Herald readers? Perhaps you Catherine P. Giard to Leon R. was an expert at making wreaths. Some of us remember the day the circus came lo town or the Don’t believe all you hear Zahaba Jr. and Maria A. Zahaba. would fashion bunches of pine for the wreath- night the garage burned down or lh<‘ day your 410 Summit St., $73,500. makers to twine into full, fragrant circles of fresh brother enlisted in the uriiiy. Submit a photo if one Technical marvels outshine greenery. is available. If your submission is used, we’ll pay Judgment Hens Mr. James Sheekey of Connecticut I.ighl & you $5. Photos will be returned; submissions will about foods to aid potency Connecticut Refining Co. against Undlv eoniributed six hand-fashioned not. dancers in ‘Nutcrackei^ property in Manchester of Carol DEAR DR. LAMB - This letter plements can create an iron overload I Jenkins. $415.06. concerns diets and sexual health. I in the system, increasing the risk of This year, as usual, the Hartford Ballet’s Connecticut Refining Co. against have seen men mix raw eggs with heart attacks and heart problems. Is "Nutcracker” is a sugar plum. property of William Haney, aka . . . while kids dreamed of toys beer, thinking that this mixture would Your there any basis for this? The characters — a crotchety grandmother, a Leslie W. Hanev. .58 Hackmatack aid male potency. Does this drink bratty little Fritz, a butler who likes to flirt — are St., $167.70. have any basic nutritional value that DEAR READER — Very little. The By Douglas A. Johnson — the whole show. H ealth all lively. The major dancers, too, perform their C enter Special to the Herald Then we went lo Hale’s selt-serve at Oak and would be beneficial in this way? general rule is that a healthy adult roles with grace. But the real show-stoppers are Attachments DEAR READER — The idea that Lawrence can ingest 25 to 75 mg. of iron a day Main. We knew the store euslodian doulded as SI. the special effects, which drew sighs from Stage Signe Siborg against property of Our Manchester Christmases in the early ’.30’s Nick, hut we didn’t mind. He always look our various foods would improve sexual without problems. Thre are a few children and adults at the Sunday matinee. Mark S. Lukas et al, 13 Green Hill potency has existed through the ages. Lamb, M.O. exceptions, such as people with liver were spoiled a little by the Great Depression, but letters lo the Norlli I’olu and maileit lliem witli A Christmas tree appears to grow up through Sarah E. Hall St.. $175,000. we enjoyed them anyway. care. He was a stout, red-cheuked, happy m;iii. About the only value any of these so- disease and some forms of rapid the roof of the stage. Tiny dancers spill from Northington Builders Inc. breakdown of red blood cells. Individ­ Our gang on Maple Street u.scd to hike up to Sitting on his knee was not for our gang too called sexual foods have is that they beneath the skirts of Madame Regnier, a giant against property of Richard L. uals who drink a lot of alcohol and Blish Hardware to see the electric trains and sissy-like. Hale’s had neiirly as many toys as G. improve the male’s general nutrition. marionette. And the use of screens and slides Hansen. 22 Greenwood Drive, it releases inhibitions and gives him develop alcoholic cirrhosis of the liv­ shotguns, rifles and Daisy air rifles. Being 10 lo 12 Fox and Co. in Hartford. In some primitive areas of the world, makes for magical transitions, from the von Herald photo by Tarquinio $15,000. courage. But, more commonly, the er may have problems if they ingest years old. we might get an air rifle, if lucky. where food is scarce, these additonal Stahlbaum house to the Land of Snow to the with silken smoothne.ss. Dr. Drosselmeyer — Howard Calton against property man is no longer capable of judging excess iron. Manchester Plumbing had the best assortment nutrients may be useful. It is certain­ Kingdom of Sweets. danced by Roland Roux — was the perfect foil to of Brian Benito and Colin Benito, 24 ly true that undernutrition can his performance, since he is under the A happy kiss of rifles. We all loved the new, Colt Woodsman .25 Editor’s note: Douglas .lobnson lives on Otherwise, the big danger is to chil­ Of course, all those effects are five years old. her innocence. Frederick Road, $1,755, decrease potency. Severe weight loss influence of alcohol. Just as the driv­ caliber automatic handguns. Their Lionel and Seaman Circle in Munehesler. Du you have a er who is under the influence thinks dren who inadvertently obtain an The lavish sets and illusions were designed in With precise timing, Roux cast penetrating American Flyer trains were super. The salesmen Manrhesler memory you’d like to share with from unwise dieting can cause loss ol Corwin Grant grins as Feme Pasternak, dressed as Releases sexual interest and ability. he is driving well, the man who has adult’s iron supplements. As little as 2 1979, and have held up well with age. looks that create an aura of mystery. When he enjoyed running them for us. Manrhesler Herald readers?? If your submission grams of ferrous sulfate can kill a 2- transforms the Nutcracker into a prince with a Santa, gives him a kiss as he gets ready to eat a lunch Release of federal tax lien In our modern society, the problem drunk too much alcohol is under the I’m not sure the dancing has aged quite as well. At Marlow’s next door, they always had the best is used, we’ll pay you $5. Submit u photo if one is year-old child. against Stevenson’s Service Cen­ is usually the overfed male. Excess mistaken impression that he is a All the technical marvels in this “ Nutcracker" sweep of his cape, or watches over Clara’s from Meals-on-Wheels, delivered by Pasternak, presi­ group of Marx windup toys, armor tanks, tractors available. ter Inc.. 405 Main St., $7,361. calories cause fatty-cholesterol depo­ great lover. demand grandness from the dancers, too, lest awakening, the audience gets caught up in the dent of Manchester Junior Women’s Club. River East Excess iron usually comes from thay shrink before the scenery. But a few of the holiday magic. Release of judgment lien by sits in the arteries and may interfere I am sending you The Health Letter blood transfusions. The excess iron Home Care suggests giving a homebound Manchester or with circulation to the sex organs. 18-6, Help for Impotence, which variations performed Sunday seemed tired, as The Hartford Ballet wastes no time changing Manchester Public Health Nursing can be deposited in the liver, causing though they needed a flourish here and there. sets, since all the transitions are done while the Bolton resident who is unable to shop or cook a gift against property of Arcelia The overweight, under-exercised should interest you. Others who want liver disease, and may be deposited in this issue can send 75 cents with a The toy soldiers, for example, seemed bored audience is watching. The use of screens in Scene certificate for a meal by calling River East at 643-9511. A Crawford. male may not be at his best sexually. the heart, affecting the heart muscle. A bou t Town And that potion you described is the long, stamped, self-addressed enve­ and confused — even though guns were flashing I is particularly effective, as the Christmas-Eve donor pays whatever the client would pay as^ a fee Release of tax lien by Eighth A few rare individuals inherit a and cannons booming all around them. The partying is seen from both indoors and out. Utilities District against Benny M. worst. The eggs will increase the lope for it to me in care of this news­ defect in handling iron and tend to intake of cholesterol, which is not paper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City kissing doll was not as stiff; the rag doll not as Sweet touches — a tiny bon-bon who takes too determined by the recipient’s ability to pay. and Thelma Kosis. written by best-selling author. Dr Robert I'aul I.amli develop iron depwits in the body. floppy as it should be. many bows, a butler who lingers on stage to take a State of Connecticut releases Orientation tonight desirable. The alcohol will deplete the Station, New York, NY 10019. Otherwise, excess iron is not a great It tell.s the life of Rev. Saunders from the time he was a But most movements filled the bill neatly. The last sip of brandy — give the performance a lien against e.state of Leo W. circulation of testosterone, and when problem. It is much more common Manchester Chapter 469, Parents Without barefoot boy in a log cabin and includes his jourm'ys DEAR DR. LAMB - I heard a Arabian Coffee passage, featuring Nicole Binder, holiday air. Richloff Sr., property on East used often enough in sufficient quanti­ for people, including older people, to Partners, will hold an orientation meeting for up the Amazon River in the jungles of Peru. warning on TV given to men in gener­ was was slinky and sensuous as ever. A Junior High students Eldridge Street. ties, it will decrease the testicles' be low in iron. This can affect enzyme The Hartford Chamber Orchestra provides live prospective members tonight at 7 at Shop Rile Proceeds from the book will be donated lo Hie al, and postmenopausal women in shimmering body-suit made her exquisite ability to form testosterone. systems before it affects red blood accompaniment. Other Hartford Ballet favorites, United Orient Bank releases Community Hall. East Middle Turnpike. foreign missionary outreaehes of the Full Gos|)el extension all the more beautiful. such as Judith Gosnell and Ted Hershey, will Why, then, do some men do better particular, about taking iron supple­ cells, and it can cause iron-deficiency attachment against property of On Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. PWP will meet for Interdenominational Churhe. sexually after drinking? In some men. ments. It was claimed that iron sup­ anemia. General Hambrick of the Fort Worth Ballet — appear in the six remaining performances this at Rham make honors Christmas carol singing at Rockville Memorial which lends dancers to this production — made an Mike Chang, Unit 8-D, East Thursday through Sunday at Bushnell Hall. Call Meadow Condominiums. Nursing Home, Route 30. Vernon. exuberant happy Nutcracker Prince. When he 246-6807 for ticket information. Here is the list of junior high Matthew Friday. Train for baby-sitting First Federal Savings and Loan jousts with an imaginai^ partner, he fairly school students who made honors Eric Gdkstatter, Elizabeth Go- threau, Sunni Grlgorlous, Wendv Hole, Association Assignment of Lease Sing at Cheney Haii Manehe.ster Junior Women’s Club will offer a The right care after use beams. His jumps were high and strong. Sarah Hall is a reporter with the Manchester and honors at Rham. Jennifer Herrmann, Michael Hocevor, baby-sitting course for boys and girls ages 10 lo 15 on against Rams Enterprises. Christine Lux, as the grown-up Clara, danced Herald. Brvon Holcombe, Allison Hooger- A community carol sing will be held Saturday at Jan. 8, 9, and 10 from 3:15 to 5 |).m. at Super Stop 8c GRADE 8 vorst, Jennifer Hughes, John Hynes, 6:30 p.m. at Cheney Hall on Hartford Road. The Brian Jeroszko, Jessica Kolom, Wil­ Dismissal ol actions Shop’s community room Enrollment will be limited liam Kelly. Salvation Army Band and singers of both the Little to 25. Hlah Honan Judy DesRoberts against prop­ will keep Brian Krueger, Kerri Kupstos, Pom­ Theater of Manchester and South United Methodist For more information and registration, call Pam knives stainless Melanie Bollsano, Peter Bartok, elo LoMov, Matthew Lomblose, Mor­ erty of Richard L. Hansen II. 22 Church will perform. Eric Cloutier, Jeffrey, Dill, Judith gan Latham, Gregory Lovok, Doreen Greenwood Drive. Hudson al 289-0647. or Belly Gorman at 643-6695. Network TV tries another first Dupre, Tamara Grvbko, Pamela Lee, Greg Legoult, Down Lottos, After the sing, all participants are invited to a DEAR POLLY: Do you know of and west sides will greatly in­ Montstream, Nancy Munson, Bridget Heather MacDonald, Kelly Morchand, reception given by Mayor Barbara Weinberg and the anything I can coat my carbon' NEW YORK (UPI) - Jason Murphv, Donna Nichols, Karen Se- Kevin McGill, Heother McIntosh, Releases of tax Hens crease the warmth of the house. complicated sets of instructions.” wheei and at the legs the Chamber of Commerce in the chamber office, 20 Toastmaster hoid session steel knives with that will make Kingsley is not just another "guest Jason’s mother said. "The very look of vlch. Dawn Wagner, Christy Weiner. Down McManus, Morybeth Mell. Eighth Utilities District against (In the spring you can use the man in grey. Then at the man Laura MllewskI, Kristina Miller, Hartford Road. them stain-resistant? I have sev­ star” whose name flashes on the first shot, the director says to look property of Joseph L. Gordon, 105 Nathan Hale Club of Toastmasters International straw for mulch on flower beds or in brown. back at the man in Honon Alllssa Mulllken, Kimberly Mund, Cheney Hall will be decorated as it was years ago. eral I like, but they stain so easily. Polly’s credits for “The Fall Guy” along Jason: Look John Murray, Keith Pedro, Scott Main St., $120.39 (1979), will hold a meeting open to new members tonight ut the vegetable garden.) grey. The man in grey is going to 7:30 at First federal Savings, 344 W. Middle with Larry Holmes, Bruce Jenner " ‘Now Jason, when I say action, Shane Anderson, Betsy Arner, Sandy Perdelwitz, Karen Phillips, Kimberley MRS. J.D.C. Eight bales will build a tempor­ fail down and hit his head. I want Arnold, Michael Ayotte, Rebecca Pinto, Jeffery PzvnskI, Thomas Ro- Saunders signs his book Turnpike. and Lou Ferrigno — he also is a I want you to get down on your Eighth Utilities District against Pointers ary doghouse. Use the bales of you to hunch back so he can’t see Backmender, David Botes. Kimberly fuse, Wendv Roguso, Rebecca RIss, DEAR MRS. J.D.C.: Unfortu­ 10-year- old retarded victim of hands and knees and climb under Boevneskv, Wendy bonomo, Arnold Kathryn Rivard. property of Joseph L. Gordon, 105 The Rev. Philip P, Saunders will be host and sign straw for walls and top with a you but hunch up high enough so I Sabrina Ross, Lori Rycroft. Jason nately, I know of nothing that will Downs Syndrome. Buckley, Karen Bushev. Kelley Capso- Main St., $131.63; George and copies of his biography, "Into His Harvest, ” at an OA weicomes newcomers Polly Fisher pallet or old lumber. Cover all with the truck. Go over by the right can see you. los, Raymond Chomp Jr., Gregory Sawyer, Jennifer Seogrove, Jeffrey prevent your knives from being Jason, who lives in Chappaqua, Chapman, Katherine Consoll. SImes, Crystal Souev, Penny Tchokl- Liberty Kalfas, .32 Croft Drive, open house Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Full Gospel Overeaters Anmonymous will meet Wendesday in plastic or canvas tied or weighted rldes, Jennifer Tomberg, Coleen Twor- stained, except good care. Imme­ N.Y., plays a child with Down’s Amy Covell, Stacey Dann, Tracy $51.34: Richard L. Yatkin and Interdenominational Church, 745 Main St. He is pastor the cafeteria-meeting room of Manchester Memorial down. My "temporary” doghouse Olnnello, David Dixon, Corln Dunav, kowskl, Jason Wadsworth, Beth White, Stanley Gaj, 51 Mill St., $93.37 diately after each use, wipe the lasted two winters. Syndrome on ABC’s "The Fall Kelfn Evan, Kristine Farrell, Jocelyn Aaron Wood, Jason Wver, Scott of the church in the former theater. Hospital. Newcomers will be welcomed at 7: .30 p.m Zovoskl. (1980). knife clean and dry it. Store these D.V. Guy” episode to air Dec. 19, and by Thoughts Foron, Kevin Foster, Todd Foster, The book, which was released this week, was and a .speaker will start al 8 p m knives so the blades do not touch the time shooting was over Lee Donna Gelsomlnl, Tom my Gosselln, ing, 1 just rub a few dots of Christine Gower, Shannon Henoahon, any other metal (that includes petroleum jelly on them. It hides Majors was flashing him a special Ann Horrlgon, Helen Horton. each other). The absolutely worst ” I love you” sign and the slim, eifin How many times have you heard source (Luke, Chapter 2)! Erica Jung, Scot Kauffman, Chris any scratches and makes them Make a preservative solution to thing you can do with such a knife little boy had won the hearts of it said: "Christmas is for child­ Kennealiv, Tom Krueger, David Lo- NEW ENGUND PHOTO COMPANY shine. It conditions the leather and keep your Christmas tree fresh Christmas is for all children, Plerre, Kristin Ldrensen, Colleen Lee, James Beauty Salon is to leave it in' a wet sink or on a everyone on the set. ren?” Don’t you believe it. Christ­ repels water, too. longer and learn how to keep your young and old alike. Jennifer Marco, Laura MorlottI, Mark 8S5 Sullivan Avenue counter without washing it. Wipe The episode, titied "The mas is for everyone who believes in McClonon, Mark McConnell, Kathy Whenever you take your pet poinsettia pipnt long after the knives dry: don’t let them drip dry. Winner,” was co-authored by Lou Jesus Christ, and even for many Mendall, Mork MIkullltz, Laurie Mol- So. Windsor. C T 644-3844 along on a camping trip or holidays with the directions in Rev. Dr. Shepherd S. Johnson nor, Michael Newhouse. They’re likely to get rust spots if Shaw, executive producer of “ Fali who do not. Carlo Nelson, Joey Nielsen, Mary vacation, use old milk cartons cut Polly’s newsletter "Caring for South United Methodist Church (Locafed in Ann Fields Plaza) Celebrating any water is left in contact with Guy” and the father of a 5-year-old O'Brien, Heather Oliver, Gloria Ols­ in half to make great disposable Christmas Trees and Holiday Toys may be for children. / them for more than a few minutes. daughter with Down’s. Iii it, zewski, MIcaelo Orpheus, Susan Pel­ CUSTOM SIZE FULL feeding dishes. Plants.” Send $1 for each copy to Artsy-craftsy games may be for letier, Jennifer Fiona, Lorelle Sabo- 8 Carbon steel knives do darken Majors in his stuntman role helps tino, Linda Santoro, Jennifer Instead of buying tags for your POLLY’S POINTERS, in care of children. Santa Gaus may be for with time and use, so don’t fret that Jason’s character compete In the Shustermon, Wendy SImes, Cheryl FRAME 4" PRINTS 50th Anniversary Christmas gifts this year, cut out the Manchester Herald, P.O. 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H o l id a y Shelby Phelps, Michael Raffin, Julie scene, they mightlose him because MBOTHERN Sabot, Amando Trofford, Elisabeth Cinema he’d have a negative attitude about Tvler. WE CAN MAKE FULL FRAME PICTURES FROM THESE POPULAR patrons for their the whoie thing. I asked them, if at Gretchen Ullon, Christopher Welrup, SIZES-110, 126. 135, DISC: SORRY-HALF FRAME 135 NOT AVAIL. RANO^ RESTAURANT Ben Wilson. all possible, to schedule the fight ANNOUNCING Hartford (P G ) 12:45, 3, 5:10, 7:30, 10. — The, Vernon 6. BOi |4M), U If MndBlE Ib trust & faithful scene way down in the shooting Honors s a m p antmo City — a Solditr’i Story Cotton Club (R ) 12:30, 2:50, 5:10, 7:35, Cine 1 A 2 — Supergirl (PG) 7, 9. — Christmas Party?! 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Complete kitchen fa-1 Tickets: $12.00 per couple berly Bushev, Michelle Camlllerl, home AFTER 4 PM. Manchester and Jason’s first scene was, of John Carroll, Peter Cello, Brvon these past 50 years UA Theaters East — Just the Way The Movies — A Christmas Story clllties. Large enclosed parking! (f^??^!**** — Suoerolrl course, the fight. She said there lot. Inquire: Fm litU lifMHliM ui: 241-9053 Chorvonok, Chrlstooher Clark. AVAILABLE AT THESE FINE STORES... You Are (P G ) 7:30, 9:30. — Places In (P G ) 12:15, 2:30,4:35. — Places In the Edward Colgan, Desmond Conneelv, Poor' Richard’s Pub A Cinema — the Heart (P G ) 7:15,9:15. — Missing In Heart (P G ) 12:05,2:20, 4:30,7,9:10. — were about 60 peopie — techni­ Omni Rinmliiis UI: 043-2342 M08ER FARMS-RT 83, ELLINGTON Reopens Dec. 25. Tlge Cunningham, Christian Oamato, Action (R ) 7:35, 9:35. Ghostbusters (P G ) 12, 2:15, 4:30, 7:10, cians, cameramen, light men, Lithuanian Hail •mnt (ICSUH CUN IF MMtSilTil Kevin D Amour, David Delano, Paul SHELL 24 HOUR FOOD MART-RT 30, MANCHESTER 9:20. — Missing In Action (R ) 7:05,9:15. 24 GOLWAY STREET 1 ! ? * ] • £ ? ¥ (PG-t3) Mansfield prop men, whatever — watching. CMLIUUUrilltllS DoSllva, Kerri Duchon, Eric Duffy, 7-ELEVEN STORE-OREEN RD.-MANCHESTER ] ’« ’ Runaway (PG-13) Translux College Tw in— 2010 (P G ) 7, MANCHESTER Charles Eaton, Annette Ellis, Leohbetn J i ^ ’. *' 10:10. — Starman 9:10. — Romancing the Stane (P G ) 7 Windsor "This is a child we had been told CUbtlonSP.M. Fovrv, Timothy Foley, Rachel Foran, NEW ENGLAND^ PHOTO LAB-BSS SUL AVE. S. WINDSOR 143 Main Street, Manchester 649-5701 (P G ) 12:45, 3, 5:10, 7:30, 9:45. — 2010 with Heart Like a vyieel (PG) 9. Plaza — Closed temporarily. ^an’t sequence things or process W l ^ H- 14 MANCHKSTKH HKRAl-D. Tuesdiiy, Dec. 18. 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuo.sdav, Dev 18. 1984 - 15 ^ .vrt' - ' 0 •’ -.i ^ " m A^T ! ^nfr^Arca towns ^ I a ; i K II-. SPORTS Andover ;^ B o lto n / Coventry Giants gain wild card berth PBC sets schedule Marino, Clayton combo sends Dallas home

for new firehouse M IAM I (UPI) - The NFL's only really means a lot. " said the second-year pro "But playing on a Connecticut Bancorp told the 5,000-yard passer and its only Bv Sarah Passell 18-touchdown receiver Monday Board of Finance last week that a team that won so many games and Herald Reporter night showed w’hy they stand short-term bond issue is the town’s has the home field advantage all alone, shredding the Dallas Cow­ the way to the Super Bowl means h only practical option for borrowing BOLTON - The planned $800,000 boy secondary for two touchdowns even more." as little as $800,000. central fire station should be under in the final two and a half minutes Clayton's 63-yard reception The Board of Selectmen has construction by late August of next for a 28-21 Miami Dolphin victory. came on the same play as his first appointed Deputy First Selectman year and should be complete by Quarterback Dan Marino and touchdown, a 41-yard strike. Douglas T. Cheney to serve as May 1986, according to a schedule receiver Mark Clayton formed The play calls for receiver Mark project manager for the firehouse. adopted Monday by the Public their own exclusive statistical Duper to dash through the middle He is assigned to work with the Building Commission. clubs and assured the Dolphins of the secondary and take two PBC in overseeing the construc­ The PBC. which must plan and (14-2) of the home field edge in the defenders with him. Then Clayton oversee the project, has set target tion. Cheney was a PBC member playoffs. They also closed the door comes in behind him fora medium Herald photo by Tarquinio for 21 years and was chairman for dates of Jan. 28 to hire an architect on Cowboy post-season hopes for range pass. Students simulate Town Meeting and next July to award a construc­ 14 years. the first time in a decade. The New "What it is, is a read all the way tion contract. The commission also PBC members noted Monday York Giants will go instead. by Marino," Clayton said. Martin School sixth graders pretend they’re participating students played proponents who want a landfill in their voted to advertise for proposals that their proposed building sche­ The Giants, who beat the Cow­ "I was wide open. When I got in a town meeting as part of a science project on community to reduce taxes. State Department of from architects. Members plan to dule, which was drafted by boys twice during the season, will ready to turn the corner, I was hazardous waste. The pupils with signs are opposingthe Environmental Protection officials worked with students review the proposals Jan. 14, and member Philip Pineo, an archi­ meet the Los Angeles Rams in the surprised no one was there." he select two and six for interviews. tect, hinges on whether the Board placement of a landfill in their community. Other on this project. NFC wild card game Sunday in Los said of the game-winner "I knew At the next meeting. Jan. 28. they of Finance appropriates money to Angeles. with my speed, no one would catch hope to make a final selection. buy land. Selectmen have a Marino and Clayton hooked up m e" Yankee Traveler The fire station is the only one of one-year option, which expires for touchdowns of 39 and 63 yards In all. Clayton caught four four proposed building projects next September, to purchase three in the iinal 2:31 to turn back a passes for 150 yards and the three approved by residents in a Nov. 6 acres at the corner of Notch and furious Cowboy rally that almost touchdowns. referendum. Voters defeated prop­ Bolton Center roads as a site for succeeded. "This was a heckuva win and it osals to build a combined library- the new firehouse. Claude Ruel came at a time we really needed it, computer center at Bolton High owns the land and has agreed to With the score tied 14-14. Miami because we've been struggling." Yuletide cheer blankets region School, to build a new public works sell it to the town for $35,000. went ahead on the 39-yarder, but Dolphin Coach Don Shula said garage and to renovate Commun­ Ruel recently asked the town to Dallas (9-7) countered with a "Marino made the throws in the By Maura Mulcare M.irian Van Slyke, and the New­ IN SOUTH SUTTON. N.H.. a Toys: Just For Fun, " includes toys ity Hall, speed its purchase, asking for a 66-yard TD pass from Danny White clutch that we needed and Clayton ALA Auto and Travel Club port Chamber Trio will lx- pres­ children's candlelight service will made of stoneware, cloth, felt, Town officials had expected to closing this month or early in 1985, to Tony Hitt less than a minute demonstrated what a big-play guy ented at Marble House .Admission take place at the town's Old ceramics, wood, rice paper and issue a long-term bond to pay for but the Board of Finance turned later. Then Marino and Clayton put he is " The weekend helore Christimis is $3 Meeting House on Sunday, Dec. 23 metal. Some examples include the estimated $2.6 million worth of down a request for the funds. it away at the 51 second-mark with Shula also was pleased with the has much in store thi oughoiU .New On Sunday at 6 p m , a reenact­ at 5 p.m. handmade marionettes, board projects if most or all of them were Finance officials advised select­ the 63-yard score. defense, which had been erratic Knglund The .ALA Auto and ment of Col S. h'reebody's ' Turtle This brief service will feature a games, spinning tops, a rocking approved in the referendum. A men to wait until architectural It was Clayton's third touchdown over the last four games. Travel Club suggests celebrations Frolic ' of Dec. 23 1752, will take choir and readings from Christ­ horse and an airplane tha flies municipal bond expert from First plans are ready. of the night and 18th of the season, "We knew they would be coming in Rhode Island, card making place at the Sheraton-Islander Inn mas favorites. At the conclusion of As with all shows at the Lions f . breaking the record of 17 held at us with the run and we stopped it workshops in .New Hampshire, an on Goat Island F'eatured will be the service, everyone will be Gallery, visitors are permitted to jointly by Don Hutson. Elroy pretty weii. (Running back Tony) ice skating and bonfire party in 18th-ci'iitury cuisine and English handed a candle and file out of the touch and hold the objects of J Hirsch and Bill Groman. Dor.sett didn’t get very much,” State wants engineer UPI photo Maine and a one-of-a-kind toy country dancing Dinner re.serva- • Meeting House, down the hill. Once display. Marino’s record-breaking binge Shula said. "We made some exhibit in Connecticut tions are required For informa­ everyone is assembled, Santa will Hours are Tuesday through Miami quarterback Dan Marino shows off his quick was even more impressive, as he offensive mistakes and let them tion. call 14011 849-2600 shout "Merry Christmas" from his Sunday. It a m. to 5 p m. completed 23 of 40 passes for 340 get back in the game.” "CHRISTMAS IN NKWPORT, Visitors to Newport during the sleigh, while offering fruit and Admission is free. for asbestos removal reiease against Dailas Monday night. Marino broke Dan yards and four touchdowns, sur­ The Doiphins will get next UPI photo a month-long celebration in the month-long celebration should candles to all. For information, call (203) 278- Fout's record for most yards passed in a single season passing Dan Fonts old season asbestos insulation from schools weekend off and play the AFC wild Rhode Island getaway, continues lour the three Bellevue Avenue For information, call (603) 927- 2670 BOLTON — A state school throwing record of 4,802 along with card winner in the Orange Bowl building inspector told a member where it was installed before the and went over the 5,000 yard mark, the first to ever do it in Dolphin receivers Mark Clayton (83) and Jimmy Cefalo during the weekend of Dec 21-2.4. cottages, " Chateau-sur-Mer. 4416 becoming the first quarterback to stadium Dec. 29. Dallas will stay of the Public Building Commission substance’s dangers were widely a season. On Friday. Saturday and Sun­ Marble House and The Elms. THE EDAVILLE RAILROAD in reach the 5,000 mark at 5,084 yards. home during the post sea.son for the (81) celebrate following Clayton’s winning touchdown last week that the town should hire known. Asbestos must be removed day, the Newport Players Guild Hundreds of poinsettas will adorn IN MAINE, THE TOURING South Carver. .Mass., isablazew ith There is more. His nine 300-yard first time since 1974. catch against Dallas Monday night. Miami won. 28-21, to a professional engineer to oversee from areas in which it remains Children s Theatre will .olfer a each house and all three are open CENTER at Carrabassett Valley Christmas lights during )ts 38th performances are the most ever "It was a tough year, but the the removal of hazardous asbestos uncovered and crumbly, or eliminate Cowboys from post-season play. Christmas pre.sentation at. Beech- weekends The most unique crea­ will hold an ice skating party and season and his 362 completions are a players responded well under the wood at 2 p.m. .Admissions are $2 insulation from the Bolton Ele­ "friable.” tion will be a 16-foot poinsqtta bonfire. Saturday, Dec. 22, from 6 Bulbs twinkle from trees, mu- ‘Current’ Whalers record. circumstances, " Coach Tom White threw to Hill for the 66-yard mentary and Center schools. No contractor has been hired to So did White, andthal madeit all for adults. $1 lor children h'oi constructed from 140 poinselta p m. to 9 p.m. .seum rooftops and train depots. Still the list goes on. For Landry said. "We were out of it a information, call i401i 846-2448 PBC member Philip Pineo said remove the asbestos from Bolton’s touchdown with 1:47 remaining the harder to take plants at Marble Hou.se. For Skaters will glide to music on an The antique train that winds instance, his 48 touchdown passes number of times, but I think it's a "It was going to James Jones .A Wassail Party will he held admission information, cull (401) olympic-size, outdoor lighted rink, through 5' I miles of countryside is he got the advice from a staff two oldest school buildings. The "It was a tough game to lose My are 12 more than anyone has ever tribute to this team that we were and he reached out and hit it and it thoughts right now are pretty Friday. Dec 21. from 2 p m to 4 847-1000. or warm them.selves by a toasiy also decorated for the holiday person in the state's school build­ project stalled when the Board of gain momentuni thrown in one season. That's an able to stay in it until the very end was just a natural reaction for me p.m.. at the Kdward King House season. ingunit. Pineo said estimates of an Finance refused last September to much dominated by frustration, " bonfire. All ages are welcome. average of three a game. of the sea.son.” to grab it, " Hill .said "With two Senior Center af.Aquidneck Park Rentals are available. $2 for engineer's services range from approve a requested additional White said Fil just h,ive to AT THE CHILDREN’S ML'- Other attractions include dozens our game, and now we have great "It really is exciting setting all It almost looked like the Cow­ minutes left. 1 thought the Cow Violinist Cirace Hanson will he SEL'M in Portsmouth. N.H.. work­ figure skates and $1 for hockey $3,000 to $7,000. appropriation of $13,000 to meet the Bv Bob Papefti review it and gel ready tor next of large, animated and stationary spirit and we’re very confident." those offensive records and it boys were going to pull it out when boys were going to be in it." year." featured Admission is Iree For shops specializing in greeting skates. "I think that’s lunacy." PBC $53,000 bid by a Massachusetts Herald Sports Writer Christmas displays, a Santas Vil­ The most popular question in the information, call i401| 846-7426 cards w ill he held on Saturday and Rink admissions are $2.75 for member Thomas Harrison pro­ firm. lage display and the illustrated past month has concerned the On Friday at 8 p m., a holiday Sunday. Dec '22-23. from 1 p.m. to adults. $1.75 for children. tested. He said $1,000 to $1,500 The Board of Finance faulted the HARTFORD — The warm smile story of "The .Night Before status of goal-scoring dynamo ballet, 'The Sk.iters " will he 4i 3i) p m. each day For information, call (207) 237- would be a more rea.sonable figure. PBC for getting only one bid for the that has animated the chiseled Christmas ' Sylvain Turgeon, sidelined for the Davis Cup performed at the Island Moving On Saturday, emphasis will be 2205. But Pineo explained that the work. Another bid was sutfmitted, visage of Whalers' coach Jack Evans isn’t a result of imbibing one past 16 games with a nagging Not many pros graduate Company .Admissions are $7 for on Batik Cards, and on Sunday, a engineer would provide legal docu­ but the scope of the work proposed Hours are Saturday and Sunday, stomach muscle pull. Turgeon has adults. $3 for children and seniors Glitter Cards worksho|i will be IN CONNECTICUT, THE mentation that the work is done in the second bid was not as too many egg nogs. 2 p m. to 9 p.m. It is the current play of his been skating the last four days. goes to For information, call I40D 349- held LIONS GALLERY at the Wads­ safely. The engineer would also complete as the proposal from the hockey team, which just over two '■Turgeon participated in a Only one out of every three players on the 66.35. .Admissions are $2 50 for adults. worth Atheneum in Hartford has a Admissions are $6 for adults. $3 insure the school against later Massachusetts-based Dec-Tarn weeks ago was threatening to sour scrimmage (Monday), piayed at rosters of National Football League teams can On Saturday Dec 22 at 8; 31) $1.50 lor children. holiday exhibition of one-of-a-kind for children. dam;^ge claims from people who Corp.. PBC members said. Evans’ countenance permanently. center ice and won every shift — it boast college degrees including those from the p.m., a concert featuring Nancy For information, call (603) 436- toys made by a variety of artists. For information. call (617) 866- might be exposed inadvertently to "football factories" of which there are many Sweden Hallas soprano, accompanied hy 38.5,3 the asbestos as it is being removed. Class starts soon But the Whalers took it upon was very encouraging." said Herald Angle The exhibition, entitled "Artists' 4526. Evans. sprinkled throughout the country. The PBC decided to invite an themselves to curtail impending GOTHENBURG. Sweden (UPI) BOLTON — Registration for a He might play Wedne.sday. Among the major sports, professional football engineer from Applied Thermo- dissension and have turned it — Swijden feasted on American weekly excercise class sponsored It wouldn’t be surprising if leads the way in boasting the bigge.st number of Dynamics to make a proposal. around in the nick of time. For Earl Yost tennis players for the second by the Recreation Department will Boston bombarded 'Turgeon’s college grads in its system. Next in iine comes the TV advertisers spend Pineo said the company offered to now, anyway. straight day and c-elebraled hy be Jan. 9 at Community Hall on belly with stick blades and elbows. National Basketball Association with 2(1 percent Sports Editor Emeritus inspect the schools and prepare a "We’re playing as well as we hoisting the Davis Cup Bolton Center Road. A team like the Bruins, cognizant of its players managing to gain college degrees. proposal at no cost. The commis­ ever have at the moment.” Evans Sweden made mincemeat out of Classes, which are for both that the Whalers are gaining on The percentage of college educated — with sion hopes to schedule the com­ said Monday at a press luncheon. prime American tennis beef Mon megabucks this year women and men. are scheduled for them, are bound to be gunning for degrees — in major league baseball stands at 16 pany’s presentation for its Jan. 28 The statement may be cause for an hour every Wednesday at 11 the offensive star, especially now percent with the National Hockey League fourth ,day. cutting down John McEnro<- meeting. debate, but statistics bear him out. changed for the exhibition hockey game featuring to take an unbeatable 3-0 lead in the Bv Joan Hanauer eral Motors, American Home a.m. for 10 weeks starting Jan. 16. when he is so vulnerable. on the list with eight percent of its players having United Press International The town has set aside $40,000 for Rejuvenated by a four-game (3-0- the Hartford Whaler Old-Timers forthebenefil of Davis Cup final Products, Johnson & Johnson and The fee for the 10-week class is 1) unbeaten streak, the Whalers "Sly can take care of himself out received enough credits for a college degree. the asbestos-removal project, $ 10. the Eastern Connecticut Hockey Organization Anders Jarryd and Stefan VA Sears Roebuck, Rounding out the are now 11-13-4 for 26 points — the there — but we wouldn’t let Seven members of the Hartford Whalers are which has been on the drawing (ECHO). Because of limited capacity at the berg clinched Sweden's triumph NEW YORK — Television adver­ top ten were Philip Morris and The class will feature a moder­ best total ever through 28 games in anything happen to him, anyway,” college grads, the list headed by Captain Mark tising expenditures in the United board for almost a year. State law Bolton Ice Palace. 400, the money-raiser eonte.st with a 7 5, 5 7. 6 2, 7-5 vi<'tory over Lever Brothebs. ate program of stretch, dance and the club’s six seasons in the NHL. added Zuke, Johnson, who played at the University of States are measured these days in requires school districts to remove has been .shifted to the Hart ford Arena on Sunday. McEnrm- and Peter Fleming, the McDonald's spent $122,257.600on relaxation exercises. It may be a modest milestone, Defenseman Joel Quenneville’s Wisconsin before joining the pay-for-play game. the kind of numbers once reserved Jan. 20. whjch is also Super Bowl Sunday best doubles pair in the world network ads in the first nine but last-place Hartford’s present eye situation may be more serious Mark Fusco (Harvard). Paul Fenton (Boston for federal deficits — in the Because of the latter, the ice contest, which will The American duo needed a months of the year. The fast food standing — just three points out of than originally thought. He had a University), Kevin Dineen (University of billions. feature Gordie Howe, will start at 1:30 . Two victory to keep U S ho|M-s alive chain was the country’s top local third place — is even more metal splinter extracted from his Denver), Steve Weeks (University of Northern Council strict on limit long-time friends will be honored with Gold Keys after Sweden had won both of Like federal deficits, advertising advertising for the same period, amazing considering a recent left eye Saturday morning. Michigan). Dave Lumley (University of New spending is going up. at the Connecticut Sports Writers' Aliiance spending $65,938,600. That’s a total "I don’t know how it got in there, Hampshire), and Mike Zuke (Michigan Tech Monday's singles—Mats Wilander 2-10-2 skid. annual dinner Sunday. Jan 27 at the Hartford Commercial television advertis­ of $188,171,500. but it was rusty, so it must’ve been University) are the other college men with the defeating Jimmy Connors and for time at meetings And one of the teams that feels Sheraton Hotel, Andy Bayloek and Ray ing in total — networks, national, The whole restaurant and fast the Whalers licking at their heels there awhile," said Quenneville, Whalers, Henrik Sundstrom upsetting McKenna. Bayloek was the first varsity head McEnroe. regional and local — rose 21.4 food industry increased its adver­ — the interstate rival Boston who was fitted with a protective Bv Peter Baldwin elected president of a state organi­ Money-making year football coach at East Catholic High >n 1962, and petvent for the first nine months of tising this year, as any television Bruins — arrive in Hartford for a contact lense for the Montreal But the U S. challenge ended in 1984, compared to a like period in Herald Correspondent zation and not be able to go to the has been on the University of Connecticut staff viewer who has been battered by showdown Wednesday night. game that night. One-time Manchester Open goif champion, characteristic fashion. Fleming meeting, ” she said. "In most the last two decades. McKenna has kept amateur 1983, according to figures released the claims of flame broiled vs. "We’re very conscious of the "But it fell out during the first Wayne Levi, enjoyed his most profitable season concluding the 2 hour. 59 minuti- by the Television Bureau of COVENTRY - By order of the towns it’s an honor. They’re proud sports — softball and basketball — alive in East fried could guess. The industry’s importance of that game," noted period and things got blurry, so I on the Professional Golfers' Association tour in clash with his ninth double fault of Advertising. television expenditures totaled Covento' Town Council, Human to have one of their people elected. Hartford since the end of World War II Both men the night It was the first defeat for Services Coordinator Dorothy Evans. came out,” said Quenneville. who 1984 when h^ won $253,000. The native of New The bureau reports that for the $696,613,600 in 1984 compared to What am I going to do, be president are worthy of the honor which will also Im- given to the American pair in 15 Davis (Uip Grady will not be allowed to attend Center Mike Zuke, the plus- has worn a patch over the eye York finished in the 20th spot for the 12-month period, network television ads $518,973,400 for the same nine from my office?" Larry McHugh, retired foothail coach at Xavier doubles a meeting of a statewide welfare minus leader at a plus three, since. Neither he nor center Mark season. Levi captured the Manchester Open in totaled $6.1 billion, an increase of month period in 1983. an increase Grady said that she will attend Johnson, shaken up by a check to 1975 when he fashioned a course record 65 round High in Middletown. organization she heads. In denying explained the turnabout. "Before, Victory was especially sweet to 27 percent over the $4.8 billion for of 34 percent. her meeting anyway by taking a which was worth less than $1,000. but was a Grady’s request Monday, the we got down on ourselves, but now the shoulder Saturday, practiced the Swedes following the 3-2 defeat the same period of 1983. Among the fast food chains. "personal day” . Monday or today. Both are ques­ stepping stone on his way to quaiifying for the council set a policy of strictly we’re not worrying about jumping End of the line against Australia in last year's Based on Broadcast Advertisers Burger King came in second to During a break in the council tionable for Wednesday. lucrative PGA tour. . .Paul Azinger, whose lirniting the amount of time town on each other,” he said. "We play final and it also marked a second Reports (BARs in the trade) in the McDonald’s, spending a total of meeting, chairman Olmstead de­ parents were born in Manchester, turned in a Boston Celtic superstar Larry Bird earns top 75 markets, TvB reported that officials spend away from the fended the council’s refusal to let $24,500 a game. . .Rucks used by National Hockey triumph on home soil after winning $99,372,500 in the first nine months office. 54-hole score of 209 in his bid for exempt national and regional spot televi­ of the year, compared to Grady speak. "Once the council League teams are manufactured by General the 1975 title-decider against Cze When the council came to the qualifying on the 1985 PGA tour in three-day sion advertising amounted to $2.9 $57,803,900 in the same period last takes action we don’t go back and UConn’s Ken Henry competing at LaQuinta, California. Azinger. who Tire. . .The odds are 12,000 to I at making the choslovakia in Stockholm subject of Grady’s request to go to The Swedish pair were moblaid billion in the first nine months of year. That’s a 72 percent increase. discuss it,” he said. has been on tour the last two years, recorded grade as a professional athlete. . Gordie Howe is a meeting of CALAGA, an associa­ hy their teammates after the W f the year, up from $2.6 billion the Wendy’s also increased its adver­ rounds of 69-71-69. . .Ralph DeNicolo, head golf out of the restaurant business in Giastonbury. tion of her colleagues from towns winning imini and the specially previous year. Local advertising, tising 72 percent, but from a pro at Manchester Country Club, is all set to thus joining the iong list of sports figures who across Connecticut, member Wil­ transfers to St. Bonny built redbrick clay court echoed to according to BARs, totaled $2.4 smaller base. The chain went from Marshal seeking retuTn to the same position next season, but not faiied in that field. Gordie's Place is now The liam Reudgen moved that "the the cheers of a capacity 11 .(KM) billion in the January-September $32,076,200 to $55,024,700. before undergoing surgery on one hand. DeNicolo Gallery with all of Howe's hockey memorabilia 20-hour rule” be upheld without STORRS — University of Con­ crowd at the Scandinaviuin Sports period, up from $2.1 billion in 1983. Other categories to show fast full-time position has been at the local club 21 years, the last nine as removed. ..Nice honor for the late Charles "Pete" The top television advertiser in exception. Under this rule, town necticut reserve forward Ken Center. growth so far this year, according Henry, unhappy with his limited head pro. He succeeded Alex Hackney in 1976 who Wigren was accorded the Connecticut High the coimtry is Procter & Gamble. employees may spend no more COVENTRY— Richard Cooper, Schooi Coaches' Association with membership in “They're a great team on clay, to TvB, included automotive, playing time, has decided to is now wintering in Florida. The giant soap company spent travel and hotels and medical and than 20 hours a year attending town fire marshal, has asked the its Hall of Fame. Ken Wigren. son of the long-time g(M)d on any surfaces, but they are 8 transfer to St. Bonaventure. $297,455,700 on network television dental services. meetings or training sessions Town Council to fund what, and highly successful track and cniss country obviously best on clay," said Herald photo by Pinto during regular office hours. Ex­ Henry, a 6-foot-6 sophomore Game site changed advertising in the first nine months Oner of the biggest single amounts to a full-time position for coach at Manchester High, accepted the award in McEnroe whose 13-11, 6-4, 6-3 ceptions had been granted only by from Rochester, N.Y., has played of the year, along with $146,776,100 increases in network ad budgets a fire inspector. He has offered to Date remains the same, but the site has been New Haven earlier this month. defeat against Henrik Sundstrom special permission of the council. 65 minutes in the Huskies’ first six Duplicate celebration on national and regional spot went to American Telephone and do the bulk of the work himself, and Sunday was the biggest surpri.se of commercials. The itme came to a vote quickly four deputies will do the rest. games, an average of 10.8 minutes. the final Telegraph, which reached out and He has scored 15 points, a 2.5 per Manchester AM Bridge Club members Phyllis Pierson, To keep the terms straight, touched almost everybody with a and passed 4 to 3. Reudgen. Donald Cooper said he can’t inspect all "We played bad .so we lost. network advertising is that bought Raymer, Alfred Quintiliano. and the buildings in Coventry during game average, hitting 6 of 13 from They're very tough and they left, of 51 Arvine Place and Frankie Brown of 484 Porter 1984 nine months network expendi­ the field and 3 of 6 from the foul from the major networks. National ture of $182,042,400, a hike of 118 Chairman Robert Olmstead voted the time his job description now Vikings in need of new coach played better thar us " St. get ready to cut the two cakes that club members gave advertising appears throughout in favor. Sandra Pesce, Blanche provides, and he warns that the line. He has grabbed 11 rebounds. Wilander, who started the ball them recently. The cakes mark the fact that they were percent from its $83,411,100 spend­ Henry, who averaged 2.3 points the country, but it is bought on a ing for the same period in 1983, Strater and Kenneth Donovan town is risking a lawsuit if anyone rolling by outgunning Connors 6-1, both named life masters in duplicate bridge, the highest station-by-station basis through were opposed. dies in a fire in an uninspected per game as a freshman last year, EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn (UPIj staff. inciuding Grant, who is still a 6-3. 6-3 in the ofuming singles, said level duplicate bridge players can achieve. AM Bridge individual station reps. Regional All of the top 10 network Grady then asked to speak, house. played 10 minutes against Rhode — Relying on his Marine Corps Steckel had replaced Bud Grant, Vikings consultant Sweden fully deserved its advertising is bought on individual advertisers increased their spend­ noting that the issue was listed iii "There’s a lot of houses Just like Island last Saturday and scored six training, Les Steckel tried to whip who retired iast January after successs Club meets at the British American Club on Maple Street. stations in one area only and local ing this year, compared to 1983. the agenda under "Audience of in Waterbury right here in town, points. the Minnesota Vikings into the few compiling a 151-87-5 record in 17 Steckel, who had two years "We had a better doubles team advertising in one market only. The first advertiser on the list to Citizens: Department Heads, and people don’t realize this,” he Henry called UConn coach Dom good men he needed to win in the seasons. Steckel had been an remaining on a three-year con­ and two better singles players and Garlic may be way to heart To confuse matters further, even show a decrease from the previous Boards, Commissions, etc.” The said. "A lot of the buildings have Pemo Sunday night and said he H NFL. Now, the Vikings are looking assistant on Grant’s staff but had tract, said in a statement: "My it helped that we played on a clay giants that advertise all over the year was the Ford Motor Co. Council refused to hear Graciy "I never been inspected." wanted to talk things over. They for a new man to lead the troops. no previous head coaching family and I want to express a very court in Sweden" met briefly Monday morning but Ken Henry Vikings General Manager Mike experience. special thanks for the opportunity ALBANY. N Y. (UPI) - Garlic for garlic, was developed this fall country are considered local, not which ranked 12th despite having believe that we’ve already heard Cooper said he was willing to do It was the first time a final has Henry had already made up his .unhappy Husky Lynn Monday fired Steckel, who "I think when you have an to work with a good group of people may be bad for the breath but good in labs on the Albany campus. national, advertisers in each cut its network ad budget 13 enough about this," said Raymer, the work, but he can’t afford to give been won in two days since 1973 for the heart. market in which they have a local percent from $126,773,100 in 1983 to referring to the lengthy debates more of his time “ for freebies.” mind. finished his first coaching season assistant coach that’s never been a the players, coaches, employees when Australia whitewashed the Although it will take years to prove Henry’s second choice out of Eric Block, a chemistry profes­ retail outlet. $110,744,500 in 1984. over the rule at earlier meetings. Council Chairman Robert Olm­ Henry said the decision to 3-13, the worst record in the team’s head coach before, it's difficult to and management of the Minnesota U S. 5-0 in Cleveland. its medical value. Block says the high school was St. Bonaventure. sor at State University of New Prime among those is McDo­ Grady stood open-mouthed and stead suggested that instead of transfer was a difficult one inas­ history. determine whether it will turn out Vikings. ... I'll remain a Viking The United States, boasting a compound may be useful as a blood Network Itllevision advertising He will begin classes there on Jan. York, says a team of scientists has nald’s Corp. Big Mac takes a big speechless. She later said that the alloting a set amount of money for much as he liked all the players on Lynn said he had asked Steckel to be a bad marriage or a good enthusiast." record 28 Davis Cup triumphs, had thinner. scored its biggest single gain in the 13, 1985 and will have to sit out the found the herb contains a chemical bite of network advertising — it council’s refusal to hear her may a fire inspector, the work be paid the team and was treated well by for his resignation. But Steckel, at marriage or divorce," Lynn said. Steckel was only the third head come into the competition with the Blood thinners, or anti­ third quarter of 1984, jumping 44 3 the coaching staff. first six games of the Bonnies’ 38 the youngest head coach in the , Lynn hoped to name a successor compound known as ajoene. coagulants, are useful in treating ranked eighth in the country, after be in violation of the Freedom of by the hour. He said the matter will coach in the Vikings history and he strongest team in the world and percent from $1.5 billion in 1983 to Information Act. But the desire for more playing schedule next year before being NFL, refused and Lynn fired him this week and said he wouid not quickly tried to change the team’s Ajoene, from the Spanish word heart disease. P4G, AT4T, General Foods, Gen­ $2.1 billion this year. go before a special town meeting, .had been upstaged by a quartet of " It’s just so insulting — to be perhaps in January. time was the overriding factor. eligible to play. and the entire Vikings coaching rule out anyone as a candidate. work habits. youngsters. 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Dec. 18. 1984 M ANCHKSTKH HKKALP Tiu-sd.i), Dot IK 1984 Patriots’ Berry to be more than caretaker in 1985 NHL roundup

intimidators. We just don’t l» a t Bv Frederick Waterman we're a good team but I'm not sure the team as he wants. a very one-track mind. I'm not establish its physical presence on people up. We are not physical United Press International we know how to win the big Berry readily acknowledged ready to discuss what changes the field. Gretzky one short of 1,000 enough as a team,” he said. ‘‘We gam es." during the first few weeks that he might be made.” "W e want to be a hitting team, L ^ > 2 FOXBORO. Mass. — The record whether on offense or defense. We have to make other teams fear Comerback Raymond Clayborn knew none of the team's plays and One difference will be the By Joel Sherman penalty shot. Rocky Trottler con­ fans." said Oilers Coach Glen reaehiHi l.lHKl points in 7'20 games, book will say the New England don’t want to be out-hit, on the playing us.” said his team failed to make the barely knew the players. "N ext absence of Cleve Bryant, coach of verted. beating goalie Andy Moog Sather "I just want to get il over the faste.sl in league history. Patriots finished 1984 with nine offensive line, by receivers down- United Press International playoffs because it could not year my role here will change the running backs, who was hired to the glove side from eight feet to with." First (M'l'iiHf go;ils by Mel Bridg- wins and seven losses. That's a field or by the running backs. At Asked if he regretted taking the deliver the knockout punch when it drastically." he said. Monday as the head coach at Ohio job with New England, Berry For all but three minutes Mon­ make it 4-2. Kirk Muller then added Gretzky’s best opportunity be m.in and John M;icl.e;in ;ind a winning record, but to the team it had the opponent reeling. the worst, we want to come out and University, his alma mater. responded: “ Absolutely not. I have day night, the New Jersey Devils a goal with 46 seconds remaining to fore the a.ssist. e;ime at the second (H'nod tally hv Preston was a losing year. "Next year, we have to develop a match the other team in hitting. "You have not really seen me After viewing the game films of no regrets at all. I‘m here ‘cause threw a blanket on Wayne Gretzky make the final 5-2 as the Devils 10-minute mark of the .second gave the Devils a 3 0 le.id before Quarterback Tony Eason said killer instinct. We had teams set up ” We had that good hitting on coaching yet. The way I came in. I the Pats win over the Colts, Berry I ’ve got a job to do. Damn the and his chances of attaining the 'oeat Edmonton for the first time period He fed Mike Krushelnyski. Kurri got ftie Oilers on the hoard after a 16-10 victory over Indiana­ for the kill all year and we just was a caretaker this season. But Sunday. A blind man could tell you said he was pleased with his team's torpedoes and full speed ahead.” fastest 1,000 points in NHL history. since they moved to New Jersey. who veered in alone But goahe w ilh his his first goal of the game polis Sunday he wished the season couldn't put them away. If we want that. You could hear it on the you will see me coaching all over effort and level of desire. Asked if he were enjoying But when the Edmonton Oilers’ "Getting the I.OOO points is Glenn Resch n)ade a fine slick In the M ll.'s only other game. weien't over. But his teammates to improve next year, that's what sidelines,” said Berry, who is in his the place next year." "There was nothing beautiful himself. Berry said coaching is no 23-year-old center finally threw off something I'm excited about," cheek, puking the puck from the Si L ouis cdgi'd Toronto 3 2 felt differently. we have to do." Clayborn said. first head coaching job. At a news conference Monday. about the game, but it was the cover, it woke up the Devils. Gretzky said. "When I first broke hard-charging Krushelnyski "I hate to admit il. but it's The Patriots split their last eight Linebacker Andre Tippett different than playing. Berry said he has not given thought powerful looking at the film. On Gretzky entered the game with in. they said getting the 1.000 points , "I didn’t think about his record refreshing that the season is over." games, posting a 4-4 mark under agreed the Patriots must do all to what personnel changes will be film, you can see that player by 998 career points but was held would prove I belong in the league. until Kurri scored his goal." siiid Blues 3, Maple Leafs 2 Said wide receiver Cedric Jones. Coach Raymond Berry. But the they can to avoid fulfilling the "A s a player I never had a lot of made on his coaching staff or the player there was great intensity scoreless until only 2:54 remained. And that is why it’s so important to Resch "1 euuldn'l Ihink of the .■\l Toroiiio (ireg l’;isl.iwski "We're all disappointed, but I man who replaced Ron Meyer was image of their nickname, "the fun.” he said. "What you’re doing players' roster. and effort.” He then assisted on Jarri Kurri's me.” record, not when you have to stop scored the lying and w inning goals think we’d better all take the time a caretaker coach, and he looks Patsies.” is putting out a lot of blood and "A ll I have been thinking about He said one of New England’s 32nd goal and second of the game to Gretzky will now have to wait the be.st offensive player in the to help the Bines sn;ip ;i six game to re-evaluate ourselves. I think forward to next year so he can run ...... *h,. ’ ..ainnniinljs Colts. I've got “ We have to be bullies and sweat for a few moments of fun.” priorities next year will be to bring the Oilers to within 3-2 until Wednesday night at Edmon­ game I just had to eoneentrale on winless streak ILisLiwskI deli­ However, with 1:25 to go, ton when the Oilers host the Los h im " vered the winner ,il 10 .14 of the Gretzky threw his stick to deflect a Angeles Kings. Gretzky, in his sixth .season, has third period when Ins backhander pass and referee Andy Van Helle­ " I hope Wayne gets it Wednes- 388 goals and 611 assists in 423 caught the Icll (lost ;ind h;inked \- mond awarded New Jersey a dav night at home in front of our games. Guy I.:ineur of Montreal behind goalie Ru k SI t'roi\ Scoreboard College basketball roundup

Inside linebackers—Mike Single­ tary, C hicago (53); E.J. Junior, St. Louis ECHO results Rec basketball (36) B.A.Club 88 (Bob Boland 19, Bill Football Cornerbocks—Mark Haynes, New Mite A Basketball Wilson 16, Bill Bellock 12, Ray Sullivan Y o rk (47); Everson Walts, Dallos(17) Hockey Duke, Memphis State easy winners Echo lost Its first outing, 8-2, to 10, Al Wiley 10), Manchester Bar Enfield, but bounced bock to take the •••••••••••••••••••••• Association 61 (Ed Fitzgerald 22, Tim Safeties— Michael Downs, Dallas O 'N e ll 12). (29); Dw ight H icks, ^ n Francisco (22). next two, beating Windsor, S-2, and Bv Joe llluzzi Watertown, 8-3: Todd Houswlrthwosln NBA standings Donato's Lounge 90 (Tom Meegers " I brought my longjohns, and I NFL standings NHL standings 28, Bill Pardo 17, Pete Thompson 17, United Press International must’ve sweated away 17 pounds Punter—Bucky Scribner, Green net for oil three gomes. Corev W ry and Eastern Conference K ris-W nd stro m scored the g oals In the T y le r Jones 14, D ic k F o lrb ro lh e r 10), Bay (18) Atlantic Division Style 07 (David Milner 20, Duane during the gam e." FINAL Second Team Wales Conference loss with assists to Eric Hurtuk and W L Pet. GB After hitting the books for over a American Conference Patrick Dtvlslon Mike Welnlckl. Milner 19, Paul Sebestver 12, Gory Kent State led 8-5 before Mem­ Offense Boston 21 3 .875 — B a lly 10). „ week, Duke was a little stale on the phis State quickly regrouped. The Eoftf Wide receivers—James Lofton, W L T Pis. GF OA Jett DIBottisto and Wry each scored P hiladelphia 19 5 .792 2 W L T Pet. PF PA Philadelphia 17 8 5 39 125 84 twice and W elnlckl added one goal and Allied Printing 91 (Mike Munroe 23, Green Bay (19); Kevin House, Tam pa W ashington 14 11 .560 7'/j W ayne G reen 23, P a t S ilv e r 18, D oug basketball court. Meanwhile, stale Tigers switched from a man-to- x-AAiami 14 2 0 .875 513 298 B ay (2). Woshlngton 16 9 6 38 124 96 one assist In the Windsor victory. New Jersey 10 14 .417'11 air in a stuffy gymnasium gave New Englond 9 7 0 .563 362 352 N Y Islanders 16 12 1 33 144 124 Llndstrom picked up twp assists and Le o n a rd 17), Sportsm an 85 (C h a rlie man to zone defense and the Tight end—Doug Cosbie, Dallas New Y o rk 11 16 .407 11'/z K id d 45). U P i photo Memphis State the blues. N Y Jets 7 9 0 .438 332 364 (18). Pittsburgh II 14 3 25 103 124 David Houswirth hod one. Central Division change befuddled the Golden indionopolis 4 12 0 .250 239 414 New Jersey 10 15 4 24 102 120 Llndstrom sparked the offense with Manchester Police 96 (Manny Reis Tackles— Luis Sharpe, St. Louis (9); Detroit 14 10 .583 — 28, John Abate 19, Bob Charbonneau Still, both of the highly ranked Flashes. Memphis State outscored Buffalo 2 14 0 .125 250 454 M ik e Kenn, A tlanta (9). N Y Rangers 10 16 4 24 106 127 four goals In the second triumph. M ilw aukee 15 11 .577 — Edmonton's Wayne Gretzky (99) leaps over outstretched Central Adam s D ivision DIBottisto hod o pair of tollies, while 16). W estow n 86 (Pete M lro b e llo 40, teams kept their records unblem­ Kent State 14-2 the next six minutes Guords—Dennis Harroh, Los An- Chicago 13 13 .500 2 Roy Shookus 23, Dennis Downer 12). x-Pitt$burot> 9 7 0 .563 387 310 geles(18); KentHMLLosAngelesdS). M ontreal 18 8 4 40 121 96 Welnlckl and Wry chipped In one A tlanta 10 15 .400 4'/z New Jersey goalie Chico Resch during first period action ished Monday night, while coast­ and built a 35-19 lead at the half. C incinnati 6 B 0 .500 339 339 Quebec 13 13 5 3) 120 122 apiece. Crolg Mosslcotte picked up two Indiana 6 18 .250 8 ing to relatively easy victories. "They made us go outside, and Cleveland 5 11 0 .312 250 297 Boston 12 13 5 29 )03 97 assists, with Andy Zlono and Welnlckl Monday. Gretzky scored one point in contest with the Center—Lorry McCorren, Green Cleveland 3 19 .136 10 Pee Wee At Durham, N.C., Johnny Daw­ we didn't hit those .shots,” said Houston 3 13 0 .188 240 437 Bay (10) Buffalo 10 11 9 29 106 100 notching one each. Keith Mlllen and Western Conference y Devils and is one short of the 1,000 point milestone. West (^arterback—Neil Lomax, St. Louis H artford 11 13 4 26 92 119 Jett Herold contributed solid games. M idw est D ivision Huskies 28 (Dallas Coleman 20), kins had 16 points, 8 assists and 6 Kent State Coach Jim McDonald. x-Denver 13 3 0 .813 353 241 (4) Campbell Conference W L Pet. GB Wildcats 14 (Brett Desmone 12). rebounds to spark No. 2 Duke to an "W e really got waxed. Still, V Seattle 12 4 0 .750 418 282 N o rris D ivision Running bocks— James Wilder. Tampa M lle B Denver 15 9 .625 — B ru in s 12 (Todd G ru n d m e le l 4), B lu e 82-65 triumph over Davidson. playing a team like Memphis State V LA Raiders 11 5 0 .688 368 278 Bay (3); G eroid Riggs. Atlanto (2). W L T Pts. GF CA Houston 15 10 .600 '/z D e vils 11. Konsos City 8 8 0 .500 314 324 Kicker—Poul McFodden, Philodel- Chicogo 15 13 3 33 131 114 Dave Beaulieu scored two unassisted D allas 12 12 .500 3 Despite missing seven of their first does a lot for our program We San Diego 7 9 0 .437 394 413 phiadO). SI. Louis 13 11 5 31 112 110 goals as ECHO deadlocked EastHamp* Son Antonio 12 13 .480 3'/z Merry go round starts eight shots, the Blue Devils' didn't really come clo.se to embar­ Notional Conference Detroit 10 17 4 24 113 142 i Defense ton, 2-2. Show n H aves w as strong In Utah 12 14 .462 4 man-to-man defense carried them rassing ourselves, and that's a Eost Ends—Jack Youngblood. Los An­ M innesota 9 16 6 24 108 128 goal. ECHO didn't fare as well against Kansas C ity 7 16 .304 7Vz w L T Pet. PF PA geles (16); Curtis Greer-* St. Louis (13). Toronto 5 22 5 15 99 152 Centrol Connecticut, suffering a shu­ P a c ific D ivision Swimming Bv Dave Raffo year. It's time to get it over and to a 38-25 halftime lead. When Duke positive thing.” X Washinotn 11 5 0 .688 426 310 Sm ythe D ivision tout defeat. L A Lakers 16 10 .6)5 — United Press International regroup and get some things substitued its entire squad on the V NY Gionts 9 7 0 .563 299 301 Edm onton 21 6 3 45 152 95 In other games involving ranked Tackle—Don Hampton, Chicogo Phoenix 15 II .577 1 done.” floor with 4:14 to go Davidson teams. No. 6 SMU blasted Camp­ D ollas 9 7 0 .563 308 306 (IB). W innipeg 17 10 3 37 131 118 Portland 13 12 .520 2'/z St. Louis 9 7 0 .563 423 345 Outside linebackers— Otis Wilson, Chi- C alg ary 16 11 3 35 152 118 Squirt A L A Clippers )3 14 .481 3'/z The post-season coaching Of the seven second-year chopped a 23-point lead to 70-57. bell 90-70, No. 15 Louisville rocked Phllodeiphia 6 9 1 .406 278 320 cogo (11); Keeno Turner. San Fron- Los Angeles 14 II 5 33 137 117 Seattle 12 13 .480 3>/z Rec swim team Central Voncouver 7 22 3 17 98 176 Beoverite Products and Wallingford merry-go-round has started coaches in the N F L this year, Bill Duke raised its record to 6-0, Tampa 87-55. and No. 20 Michigan cisco (9) skated to a 2-2 tie. M ik e Russo and D an Golden State 8 17 .320 7'/z The Manchester Rec Swim Team already. Parcells of the New York Giants, x-Chicogo 10 6 0 .625 325 248 Inside llnebockers— Jim Collins, M o nday's Results Monday's Games while Davidson fell to 3-5. edged Alcorn State 84-81. Green Bay e 8 0 .500 390 309 New Jersey 5, Edm onton 2 Berry scored for ECHO, assisted bv triumphed over the Rocky HIM Team, Just one day after the season John Mackovic of Kansas City and "W e were too nonchalant and we Los Angeles (12); Scott Studwell, Kevin Wiehn, Derek Wood and Greg No Gam es Scheduled 345-249, Soturdoy at the M an ch ester At Dallas, Carl Wright scored 23 Tam pa Boy 6 10 0 .375 335 380 Minnesota (7) SI. Louis 3. Toronto 2 Tuesday's Gam es ended, the Minnesota Vikings fired Detroit 4 11 1 .281 283 408 Tuesday's Gom es Tolman. Kevin Sheridan had a fine High pool. The Juniors won, 246-125, Philadelphia's Marion Campbell played some horrible basektball," points and Jon Koncak 21 to lead gam e. (A ll T im es E ST ) but the Seniors fell, 124-99. "The next Les Steckel, who went 3-13 in his all improved from their rookie Vinnesoto 3 13 0 .187 276 484 Cornerbacks—Tim Lewis, Green (A ll Tim es EST) Boston at New Y o rk, 7:30 p.m. said Coach Mike Krzyzewski after Southern Methodist, 7-0. The out­ West Boston at M ontreal, 7:35 p.m. Paced by a pair of goals from Mike meet Is Saturday, Jan. S, at Enfield. first season as Bud Grant's year. Joe Walton of the Jets and Boy (16); Ronnie Lott, ^ n Francisco Rodriguez, Beoverite edged New M il­ New Jersey ot Washington, 7:30p.m. Triple winners for Manchester were the Duke players had come off nine side shooting of John Huffstetler K-Son Fron. 15 1 0 .938 475 227 (15) W ashington at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. y L A Ram s 10 6 0 .625 346 316 ford, 4-3. Mark Mldford and Brian L.A, Lakers at Atlanta,7:30 p.m. Rauls Ramans, Kevin Poirot and successor. John Robinson of the Rams had the days of exams. "We were not as and Andrea McGee kept the North Safeties— Todd Bell, Chicogo (21); Winnipeg at N.Y. Islanders, 8:0So.m. San Antonio at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. New Orleans 7 9 0 .438 298 361 G ory Fencik, Chicogo (21) Los Artgeles at C algary, 9:35 p.m. Kellogg added single markers. Barry Jennifer Holcombe. Kay Stephenson of Buffalo looks same mark, and Stephenson and sharp as we have been and we need Carolina school in the game until 4 12 0 .250 281 382 assisted twice; Ken Herold and Wood Utah at Indiana, 7:30 p.m. Swimmers scoring for Manchester Atlanta Wednesday's Games Houston at Chicogo, 8:30 p.m. like the next head coac h to go. The Dan Henning of Atlanta had worse to get a lot sharper." the final six minutes. X'Clinched division titte Boston at Hartford, night once each. D ave P e rish o p la ye d a fine were: Punter—Brian Hansen, New Ore- 'Dallas at Milwaukee, 8:30p.m. Bills finished with the N F L ’s worst records. At Kent. Ohio, Keith Lee was V clindied playoff bertti leans (17). Buffalo at Chicago, night defensive game in front of netminder 8and under girls — 100 medley relay: At Louisville, Ky., Jeff Hall Scott Vonek. Phoenix at Kansas City, 8:30p.m. 1. C.Backlund, A.Sekac, M.Rush, N.Os- M o ndov's Result Winnipeg at N.Y. Rangers, night Denver at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. record at 2-14 in Stephenson's held to 16 points. 11 below his scored 15 points to lead five M ia m i 28, D allas 21 New Jersey at Pittsburgh, night te rm e le r 1:28.78; 25 free: 1. A .S ekac second year, and there are reports Portland at Seattle, 10:30 p.m. 15.86, 25 b ack: 1. A .S e ka c 20.06, 2. Steckel’s firing leaves three average, but a strong first-half Louisville players in double fig­ AFC All-Stars M innesota at St. Louis, night Wednesday's Games Los Angeles at Edmonton, night Squirt B C. Backlund; 25 fly: 1. C.Backlund out of Ohio that former Browns NFL coaching vacancies. John defense helped No. 4 Memphis ures. Mark MeSwain had 12 points U P I photo NFL playofis Milwaukee at Boston, night 22.73,3. M.Rush; 25 breast; 2. M.Rush; Jam ie Lockwood turned the hottrlck Washington at NewJersev, night coach Sam Rutigliano will be hired McKay stepped down at Tampa State. 7-0, remain unbeaten with a and 12 rebounds for the Cardinals. NEW YORK (UPl) — The United and Craig Ough was a three-assist 100 free relay; 1. N.Ostermeler, as Stephenson’s replacement. San Antonio at Phi ladelohia, night M .R u sh , C .B a ck lu n d , A .S e k a c 1:15.58. Bay after Sunday's game, and 74-57 victory over Kent Stale. 5-1, and freshman Herbert Crook Louisville's Cris West (25) steals the ball from Tampa's (If L.A. Roms wki/ ttiey connot ploy Son Press International 1984 American plavmaker os Horst Engineering L.A. Lakers at Houston, night However. Bills owner Ralph C. Conference All-Star team (voting by AHL standings tro unced S im sb u ry, 9-1. K r is B ro n e lll 8 and under boys — 25 free: 1. Frank Kush bolted Indianapolis But the uncomfortable condi­ came off the bench for another 12. h ranclsco In next round) Detroit at Denver, night K .H o lm e s 15.86; 25 back: 2. K .H olm es, Doug Olsen (20) and is about to bounceit off latter's knee (All Times EST) 56 writers, tour from each AFC city. had two goals and two ossists and Seattle at L.A. Clippers, night Wilson .said he will meet with last week for Arizona of the USFL. tions at the Memorial Gymnasium Al Ann Arbor, Mich.. Roy Inparentheses); Kevin Lowe scored twice with one 3. K .B e g le y; 25 fly : 1. K. H olm e s 18.41, to save possession. Louisville won, 87-55 W ild C ord Gomes Northern DIvIslan 2. J.W ollt. Stephenson and general manager Steckel was one of four coaches — with its largest crowd in 12 years Tarpley scored 29 points and Soturdoy, Dec. S First Team assist. Single goals by Eric Peterson Offense W L T Pts. GF GA Big East standings 9 and 10 girls — 200 m edley r e lo v : 1. Terry Bledsoe Thursday or E fiday new to their team at the start of the — nearly put the Tigers to sleep teame(j with Gary Grant in the A F C — L A Raiders of Seattle, 4 p.m. Fredericton 116 88 and Dove Mannebach completed the Wide receivers— John Stallworth,Pitts­ 18 7 2 38 scoring. Chris Mickus also had an J.Karpe, K.Nason, L.Kurland, M.EI- to discuss the coaching'sTuiation. 1984 season. Two others — Sam and made Coach Dana Kirk feel second half to lift No. 20 Michigan. Jasper, Ala. The twin-engine Con- The Hues, who laid lost ;il Sunday, Dec. 23 Adirondack 13 10 5 31 106 116 Big East Conference O'all boum 2:49.02; 50 free; 2. L .K u rla n d , 3. NFC — NY Giants ol LA Rams, 3:30 burgh (41); M a rk Duper, M Iom i (27) assist. Wilson would not comment on Tight end—Ozzle Newsome, Cleve­ AAalne 13 n 4 30 118 104 W L W L S.ShMIlngton; 100 IM: 1. K.Nason Wyche of Cincinnati and Forrest like he was wasting away. 7-0. vair 440 erupted in flames shortly Alahama-III niiitigli.ini S;itui'day p.rn. IX Horst didn't fareas well in dropping a land (43) Novo Scotia 13 14 4 X 116 4-1 decision to Enfield. Peter Hayes, G eorgetow n 0 0 7 0 1:25.53; 100 free: 2. S.S h lllln g to n , 3. reports that Rutigliano would get Gregg in Green Bay — survived " I t ’s too warm here," said Kirk. The East Tennessee State bas­ after crash landing at the Jasper night, were on I heir w;iy lo Oxford. Oivislonol ployoffs Sherbrooke 13 18 1 27 109 127 S yracuse 0050 M.Myers; 50 back: 3. B.McCubrey: 50 Soturdoy, Dec. 39 Tackles—Anthony Munoz. Cincin­ assisted by Lowe, was ECHO'S lone the Bills coaching job. di.smal starts to finish at .500. The "W e're all overheated, and I guess ketball team escaped near disaster Airport. All 33 pasengers and five Miss for Mond;iv‘s g;iine ;igainsl nati (32); Henry Lawrence, Los Angeles AAoncton 8 19 4 20 107 132 scorer. V llla n o v a 0 0 5 0 fly; 1. K.Noson 41.05,3. M. Elbaum; 50 AFC Soulhern Division Boston C olle g e 0 0 6 0 breast: 1. L .K u rla n d 43.63, 2. B.Som p- Rutigliano was fired when the Bengals nearly made the playoffs that’s why we were a bit lethargic Sunday when its chartered air­ crew members escaped without Mississi|)|)l The conlcsl w;is c;in ‘=.eottle-LA Raiders w inner at M iam i, (29) Horst also skated to a 3-3 deodlock Guards—John Hannah, New Eng­ Bingham ton 19 9 3 41 146 109 St. Jo h n 's 0 0 5 1 son 47.51; 200 tre e re la y : 1. S .S h lllln g ­ Browns were 1-7 at midseason. after losing their first five games. out there. plane crashed and burned, in serious injury. < elled 12 30 p.m. Rochester 11 3 39 121 115 with Windsor. Mannebach struck for a P ittsb u rg h 0 0 5 1 land (40); Ed Newm an, M ia m i (35) 16 pair of goals while Haves added one. ton, L.Kurlond, M.Elbaum, K.Noson Stephenson didn’t seemed con­ The other first-year coach, Hugh NFC B altim o re 13 11 4 X 110 85 Seton H a ll 0 0 6 2 2:W.27. NY Giants or Chicago at San 14 14 2 X 125 126 Bronelll, Lockwood and Phil Dakin P ro vid e n c e 0 0 5 2 cerned after the Bills’ 52-21 season­ Campbell of Houston, finished 3-13 Center—Dwight Stephenson, Miami Springfield assisted. Goolie Tom MItnev had 17 ' 9 and to boys — 200 m edley re la y ; 1. F roncisco. 4 p.m. New Haven 12 13 4 28 115 121 Connecticut 0 0 3 3 J. Hupalo, P.Dee, C.Hort, J.Shllllngton Sundoy, Dec. 30 ’ (36) saves. ending loss to Cincinnati Sunday. but the Oilers appeared far Quarterback—Dan Marino, Miami St. Catharins 11 17 3 25 106 131 W ed nesd ay's G am es 2:51.50; 50 tree; 1. S.Anderson 33.34, 2. NFC Hershev 7 16 5 19 106 118 Morgan State at Georgetown " I haven't even thought about stronger at the end of the season Chicogo or LA Roms at Washington, (53) A . U penelks; 100 IM ; 1. C .H o rt 1:31.16, Dickerson, Taylor top NFL All Stars Running backs—Marcus Allen, Monday's Gomes Pee Wee A Falrlelgh Dickinson at Providence 2. J.Harford; 100free; 1. P.Dee1:15.42, that," he said. "It has been a long than at the start. 12:30 p.m. No Gam es Scheduled Friday's Gomes AFC Los Angeles (54), Freem an. M cN eil, 3. S.A nderson; 50 b ack: 1. S.Anderson New Y o rk (46) Tuesday's Gam os Design Grpup 1 spilt o pair pt games, Pittsburgh at Florida State 39.09.2. J.Harford, 3. A.Bartley; 50fly; Bv Dove Raffo Dickerson. Chicago running league-record 106 pa.sses this .sea Haynes were named from the Pittsburgh ot Denver. 4 p.m. Hershev at Baltimore falling tp Sputh Windsor, 3-2, and Saturday's Games NFC 1. P.D ee 42:28, 3. S .S qu otrlto ; 50 United Press International back Walter Payton, Washington son and i.s one of three Washington Giants Kicker— Norm Johnson, Seattle (44) Maine at Fredericton n ip ping N ew M ilfo rd , 6-4. A n d y G a g ­ Rondolph-Macon ot Boston College breast; 1. C .H o rt 44.93, 3. J.H a rfo rd ; Conference chomplonshlps Wednesday's (Mimes non ond Luc Larose scored in the loss, Georgetown at New Mexico receiver Art Monk and four Redskins on the first-team offense Completing the defense are Sunday, Jan. 6 Defense 200 free relay: 1. J.Hupalo, J.Shilling- Sports In Maine at Moncton with Jeff Olender earning an assist. UCLA vs. St. John's (at Madison ton, C .H o rt, P .D e e 2:33.66. Super Bowl XIX Ends— Mark Gostlneau, New York Jets NEW YORK — Unanimous players from the San Francisco San Francisco quarterback Joe Tampa Bay end I.ee Roy Selmon. (42); Howie Long, Los Angeles (32) Nova Scotia at Sherbrooke Mark Larivlereand Scott Winot played Square Garden) 11 and 12 g irls — 50 fre e; 1. Sunday, Jan. 20 well. Goalie Brendon Wheeler had 18 St. Peter's at Seton Hall selections Eric Dickerson. Roy 49ers lead the offense. Montana has three leammaU-s on oiiisjde llnehaeker Rickey Jaek.scin At Palo Alto. Calif. Nose tackle— Joe Nash, Seattle (25) K . L ln d stro m 31.96, B .C o o l; 100 IM : 2. Outside linebackers—Rod Martin, saves. Utica ot Syracuse K.Flick; 100 free: 2. K.Llndstrom, 3. Green and Lawrence Taylor head­ The 49ers. who finished 15-1, had the offensive line tackle Keith of New Orleans, inside llnehaeker Los Angeles Rolders (35); M ike Larose's hat trick paced the victory. Vlllanova vs. LaSalle (at Spectrum) K.White; 50 bock: 2. C.Rodgers; 3 Georgetown leads hoop ratings line the 1984 UPI National Football a total of five first-team players on Fahnhorst. guard Kandy Cross K J Junior ol St Louis. San Dolphins 28. Cowboys 21 Merriweather, Pittsburgh (26) Devils 5. Oilers 2 Jason Pellegatto, Rob McKee and Sunday's Gomes K.Marsh; 50 fly: 2. K.Flick; 50breast: Derek Moulton added single tallies. Brown at Providence 1. G .P h llllp s 38.15; 200 tre e re la y : 1. NEW YORK — Georgetown, playing as if it cannot be touched Conference All-Star team an­ the team. and center Fred Quillan Tackle Franeiseo safety Dwight Hicks Inside linebackers— Steve Nelson, New Mark Trentman, Dave Morison and B. Cool, G.Phllllps, K.FlIck, K.Llnd­ nounced Monday. Dickerson's 2,105 rushing yards Joe Jacoby and gu:ird Russ and punter Kin ky Sc-rlhner of Teddy Poulos picked up assists. Trent­ between now and April, was voted the nation's No. 1 college Dattos 00 7 14—21 England (32); Tom Cousineau, Cleveland Edm onton o 11— 2 College ratings strom 2:04.81. Los Angeles running back Dick­ eclipsed O.J. Simpson’s single­ Grimm — both of Washington — (•reen Bay M ia m i 0 7 7 14—20 (28) New Jersey 2 I 2—i man. Poulos and Gagnon were cited 11 and 12 boys — 200 medley relov: 1. basketball team Monday for the fourth straight week. for excellent play. erson, St. Louis wide receiver season record while Payton be­ complete the offensive line Second Cornerbacks—Mike Haynes, Los First period— 1, New Jersey, Bridgman NEW YORK (UPl) — The United B.Nelllgan, M.AmbrosI, T.Rush, In the weekly voting by the UPI Board of Coaches, the Hoyas (ireen. Coffm;in. J;ieoby. Mla-Clovton 41 pass from Marino (von Angeles (4)); Lester Haves, Los 9 (Lorlm er, Trottler), 8:58. 2, New Press International Board of Coaches M .D u n p h y 2:42.09 ; 50 free; 1. K .P o iro t Green and New York Giants came the all-time career leader Rounding out the‘ firsMeam Grimm. Dickerson. T;iylor, White Schomonn kIcKI 6:01 received 40 of 41 first-place votes for 611 total points. But one Angeles Rolders (29) Jersey, MacLean 3 (unassisted) 11:18. Pee Wee B Top 20 college basketball ratings. First- 31.02, 2. S .K u la w a , 3. M .A m b ro sI: 100 outside linebacker Taylor received with 13,309 yards — topping the offen.se are light end Paul Coffman and Singletary are repealers from T tilrd Penalties— Melnyk, Edm, 12:27; Ver- place votes and records through gomes of IM ; 1 . R.Ramans 1:24.41,2.M.Dunphy; coach apparently was not convinced — he voted the Hoyas fifth. Mlo-Hordv 3 pass from Marino (von Safeties— Kenny Eosley, Seattle (52); beek,NJ,15:14. Regal's Men's Shop downed Colum­ Dec. 16 In parentheses, (Total points 100 free; 1. K .P o iro t 1:10.56, 2. M .A m ­ votes from each member of the 19-year-old record held by Jim of Green Bay. and 41 year-old la.st year Schomonn kick) 4:17 Deron Cherry, Kansas City (21) Second period— 3, New Jersey, Preston bia, 7-1. Goal scorers were Sean based on IS points for first place, 14 for brosI; 50 back: 1 . R .R am an s 38.45, 2. 56-writer panel — four from each Brown. Minnesota Viking kicker Jan The sec ond learn offense eon Dot.Newsome 1 run (Septlen kick) 7(Ludvlg), 5:38. 4, Edm onton, KurrI 31 second, etc.): Punter—Reggie Roby, Miami (28) Malone, Brian Wry, Dave Dickinson, S.Kulawa; 50fly: 1. R .R am an s 36.51,2. NFC city. Wide receiver Monk caught a Stenerud sists of wide receivers James 13:13 (unassisted), sh, 13:35. Penalties— Victor Hurtuk, Jason Oatway, Jim M .D u n p h y; 50 breast: 1. K .P o iro t 40.45, Tose calls upon fellow NFL owners Fourth Second Ttom Messier, Edm, :02; Broten, NJ, :02; Curry ond Terry Tobeler. Todd Seover 1. Georgetow n (40) (7-0) 611 2. T .R u sh ,3. B .N e lllg a n ; 2 00 treere lay; The Dallas CowlMiys placed {.oflon of Green B;cy and Kevin DalNewsome4run (Septlen kick) 7:32 Offense Moog, Edm (served bv McClelland), had a pair of assists and Jon Lange 2. Duke (5-0) S04 !i M.Dunphy, NEW YORK — Philadelphia Eagles owner Leonard Tose calls three players on the lirsl-lcam House ol Tampa Bay. tight end Mlo-Clovton 39 pass from Morino (von Wide receivers— Steve Lorgent, Seattle added one. 3. ((Ilnois (10-1) 475 M .A m b ro sI 2:24.18. Schomonn kick) 12:29 defense Cnrnerbaek Everson 08); Mark Clayton, Miami (18) Third period—5, Edmonton, KurrI 32 Netminder Gary Jonos earned the 4. M em phis State (1) (641) 440 13 and 14 girls — 200 m edley re la y -1 upon his fellow N F L owners today to help refinance a $40 million Doug (.'osbie of Dallas taekles Dol.HIII 66 pass from W hite (Septlen Tight end—Todd Christensen. Los (Gretzky, Huddy), 17:06. 6, New Jersey, 5. D e P au l (6-1) 399 S.SmIth, J.Holmes, K.MuIr, J.Elwood Walls, safety Mic hael Downs and laris Sharpe of St Louis and Mike kick) 13:13 shutout as Regal's blanked South debt. The size of the figure and the controversy swirling around it Angeles 02) Trottler 2 (penalty shot), 18:35. 7, New Windsor, 10-0. Ootwav had a hat trick, 6. Southern M ethodist (1) (6-0) 391 2:25.15: 50 tree: 1 . K .M u ir 31.52, 2 Dolphins, Raiders tackle Randy While were named lo Kenn ol Allanla. I.os Angeles Mlo-Clayton 63 pass from Marino (von Tackles— Brain Holloway, New Eng­ Jersey, Muller 6 (Broten), 19:14. and Hurtuk added o pair ot goals. Steve 7. W ashington (44)) 355 E.Dee; 200 IM: 2. E.Dee; 100 tree; 1 put Tose and the N F L on automatic "no comment” Monday. Schmann kick) 14:09 land (21); John Glesler, M ia m i (12) P en alties— Anderson, Ed m , ;31; Cot- 8. St. John's (S-1) 212 J.H o lm e s 1.09.30, 2. S.SmIth, 3. E .E - the first team along with two git;irds Dennis H.irrah and Kent A74.139 Chagnot, Curry, Malone, W ry and Joe NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle called the special session last tey, Edm , m alor, 4:58; D river, NJ,8:43. K o n ra d had sin g le ta llie s. 'Tobeler had 9. N orth C arolin a (S4)) 205 gon; 100 back: . S.Sm Ith 1:22.66, 2 players from Chicago and New Hill: center Larry MeC;irren of Dal M lo 1 Tuesday after reports that Tose agreed to sell a portion of the Guards—Mike Munchak, Houston a plavmaker and Chip Addobbo and 10. Syracuse (54)) 190 D. SmIth: 100 fly: 2. E.Dee; 100breast York. Green Bay: qu;ir1erh;ick Neil First downs 21 17 06) ; Roy Foster, Miami (10) Shots on goal— Edmonton 8-5-8—21. 11. O klahom a (6-2) 168 1. D .Sm Ith 1:33.55; 2()0 tree r e la y 1 team to Canadian real estate developer James Monaghan and Rushes-vards 28—90 26— 61 Rod Gray contributed a poir ot assists top AFC star list The NFC Central Division cham­ New Jersey 10-15-7— 32. each. 12. Kansas (7-1) 144 J.Elwood, S.SmIth, K.Muir, J.Holmes move the Eagles to Phoenix, Ariz. laimax of St laiuis: ritnnirig backs Passing yards 226 328 Center—Mike Webster, Pittsburgh Power-play conversions—Edmonton 13. G eorgia Tech (4-1) 130 pion Bears placed defensive end Sacks by-yards 1-12 3—20 Addobbo scored two unassisted James Wilder ol Tampa Bay and 07) 2-0, New Jersey 4-0. goals os Fish Realty come from behind 14. Indiana (5-2) 1)9 13 and 14 boys: 50 tree: 1. M .F lIc k Rozelle said Monday he would say nothing until after the Bv Dove Raffo Steve Nelson of New England and Richard Dent ;cnd inside line Return yards 60 36 Quarterback— Dave Krieg,Seattle Goalies—Edmonton, Fuhr, Moog. 15. Lou isville (4-1) 1)6 Gerald Riggs of Atlanta, and Passes 20— 35— 2 23— 40—2 to tie E n fie ld , 2-2. D ickin so n w as In net 27.53,3. J.H o lm e s; 200 IM : 1 . E.Romdns meeting, but Tose's daughter, Eagles Vice President Susan Unifed Press International Tom Cousineau of Cleveland, and (3) NewJersev, Resch. A— 12,1*7. w ith 24 saves. 16. A rkansas (5-1) 73 2:30.52; 100 bock: 2. D.CampbeM, 3 backer Mike Singletary, while kicker Paul McFadden cif Punts 7— 39.B 5— 45.4 Running backs—Earnest Jackson, 17. N orth C arolin a State (5-1) 68 Fletcher, has said Rozelle gave her father a verbal commitment safeties Kenny Easley of Seattle Fumbles-losf 2—0 3—1 Hurtuk's hot trick paced Fish's 5-4 ’ 2® " y : 1 . E.Romons Taylor and cornerhaek Mark Philadelphia ^Son Diego (9); Sammy Winder, Denver Referee— Van Hellemond win over Mid-Fairfleld. Scott Stephens 18. M a ryla n d (7-1) 44 to put together a deal to refinance the team. NEW YORK - Dan Marino is and Deron Cherry of Kansas City. Penoltles-yards 4—61 3—32 19. Louisiana State (4-1) 41 I'I b '32 Ofeo**: 1- D.Camobell Time ot possession 29:47 30:13 and Kevin Zbyk added single tollies. Marino, Newman, Stephenson, Kicker—Gory Anderson, Pittsburgh Rob Gess had two assists as Jason 20. M ichigan (64)) 40 Open girls — 50 free: 1. J.Holcombe among five Miami Dolphins and (9) cornerbacks Mike Haynes and Hannah and Munoz are repeaters Individuol Statistics Blues 3. Maple Leafs 2 Allan, Curry and Hurtuk added one 28.05; 100free; 1. J.Holcom bel% 5^79 3 Defense apiece. Gary Jonas had 14 saves. J.Elwood; 100 bock; 2. J-H Slm eiriW Flyers’ Hospodar sidelined Scholastic roundup RUSHING-DallavDorsett 19-58. Springs Ends-Art Still, Kansas City 08); Jett College basketball results Lester Hayes lead a group of six from last year on offense. Defen­ 1-5, Newsom e 6-20, H ill 1-7, W hite 10. J'M o lc o m b e 1:19.48; 100 b reast; Los Angeles Raiders named to he sive-repeaters are Hayes, Martin, Bryant, Seattle (7) St. Louis 1 1 1—3 2 , K.iViUir. PHILADELPHIA — Flyers defenseman Ed Hospodar will be Mlaml-Bennetf 7-14, Nathan 13-39, Carter Tackle—Bob Baumhower, Miami Bantam B East 1984 UPI American Football Con­ Gastineau, Cousineau, Easley and 3-9, P. Johnson 2-2, M o rin o 1-mlnus 3. Toronto 1 1 0—2 Baruch 67, Y o rk 65 in n 'f!!!.'’.®?* I T '■ S-Rush 32.13; ( 22) First period—1, Toronto, Valve 13 out for about a month after he broke his left hand when it was hit P A S S IN G -O a lla s -W h Ite 20 34-246-2. Outside linebackers—Andre Tip­ Reed Construction and Simsbury Buffalo St. 109, AAercvhurst 85 ference All-Star team Tuesday. Cherry. Newsome was the AF C ’s M la m l-M a rin o 23-40-340-2. (Derlago, Leem an), pp, 5:07.2, St. Louis, skated to a 4-4 tie. B ria n G r illo and J im Chevney 77, W. Chester 59 b“eaM?is.R«h!‘’'’''’'“'' ™ by a puck in a game against Montreal, the team announced. East girls lose fifth pett, New England (22); Tom Jackson, LaVallee 10 (WIckenhelser), 10:17. Marino, who set an N FL record leading receiver, with 89 catches Denver (21) Burke each had one goal and one St. Bonaventure84, N.C. Weslevan65 RECEIVING-Dallas-HIII 6-115, Cosbie Penalties—Tor, bench minor assist. Mike Mannebach and Mork Stockton St. 59, B loom field Coll. 58 with 48 touchdown passes and 5,084 for 1,001 yards. Stallworth had the 5-83, Oorsett 6-28, Newsom e 2-13, Renfro (served by Brubaker) 7:35; Rom- Peterson notched single tallies. Derek South passing yards, is joined by wide best season of his ll-year career Inside Ilnebackers-Robln Cole, Pitts­ oge, St.L, 2:00; Salm ino, Tor, 2:00: Gretzky NHL player of week EAST HAMPTON Cold shoot­ ■AST CATHOLIC (39) — Bear!* I 0-0 1-7. Mlaml-Duper 4-57, Clayton burgh (22); M o tt M lllen, Los Angeles Pasterick drew a pair of assists and Ala.-BIrmlnohom 65, Miss. St. 63 receiver Mark Duper, guard Ed with 80 receptions worth 1,395 ing through three quarters proved 7, Wallace SI 311, Rotflnei 29. Burke 4 4-150, Nathan 7-46, M o ore 3-47, Hardy PaslawskI, St. L, 3:16; F rycer, Tor, George Russo picked up one. C. Newport 110, Ala. Christian 89 0-1 8. S o lick 7 0-0 4, R e ve lle ve 3 I S S. (18) 10:38; D elorm e, StL, 14:18: Brubaker, Calendar Newman, center Dwight Stephen­ yards and 11 touchdowns. Duper 3-25, Cefolo 1-11, Bennett 1-4. Cornerbacks—Louis Wright, Russo, assisted bv Steve Mezel and CampbellsvllleB2,Thos.More(Kv.)64 MONTREAL — Edmonton Oilers center Wayne Gretzky, who to be its downfall as winles.s East RvonOO-00. WuschnerOOOO Totolv 18 Tor, 14:58; Reeds, St. L, 19:35; K o rn ,T or, Chicago St. , M cN eese 57 took 71 catches for 1,306 yards and Denver 07); Dave Brown, Seattle 07) 19:35. Doug Hutton, scored the lone goal os 68 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa produced the third five-goal-ptus game of his career last week, son and punter Reggie Roby on the Catholic dropped its fifth straight. 3 11 39 Missed field goals: None. Reed nipped Yale, 1-0. Duke 82, D a M U u n 65 team. eight touchdowns. Second period—3, Toronto, Valve 14 G eorgia 85, Baptist 48 has been named NHL Player of the Week, the league said 50-39. here Monday night to F^asl 8 Safeties— Dennis Smith, Denver (19); TODAY (Terrion), 15:54.4, St. Louis, Paslaw skI 3 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Georgia St. 73, Augusta Coll. 69 The other Raiders on the first Allen finished second in the AFC Hampton High in non-conference NFC All-Stars Vann M c E lro y , Los Angeles (7) (Petterson, WIckenhelser), pp, _ _ Bay* Batkatbali Monday. Wrestling Punter— Rohn Stark, Indianapolis La. Tech 78, N W L ouisiana n Enfield at Manchester, 7:45 team are running back Marcus in rushing with 1,168 yards on 275 girls basketball action 17:54. Penalties— Korn, Tor, 4:50; Louisville 87, Tampa 55 ( 21) LaVallee, St.L, 6:11; Sutter, St.L, 13:39; St. Paul at East Cothollc, 7:30 Allen and tackle Henry Lawrence carries, added 64 catches for 758 The Bellringers are 4-0 for the NEW YORK (UPl) — The 1984 UPl Bowling M urray St. 61, Kentucky St. 47 Cheney Tech at RHAM, 7:45 East victorious Cortnall, Tor, 16:31; Delorm e, St.L, N. Kentucky 80, Sprlnohlll (Ala.) 43 on offense and end Howie Long and yards and finished with 18 touch­ season National Football Conference All-Star 19:24. Cromwell at Bolton, 7:45 Colts, fire three assistants team (votes In parentheses). Team Is •••••••••••••••••••••• New Orleans 87, George Moson 67 Coventry at Portland, 7:45 outside linebacker Rod Martin on downs. McNeil set a team-record East Hampton had a 14-8 lead East Catholic's wrestling team Third period— ^5, St. Louis, PaslawskI 4 Ohio U. 76, Marshall 71 selected In balloting by 56 pro football (W Ickenhelser, Petterson), 10:34. .. ®lf'» • « * a lb a ll INDIANAPOLIS — The Indianapolis Colts Monday fired defense. with 1.073 yards rushing despite after one quarter and 30-14 margin plunged into the dual meet part of writers, four from eoch conferenceclty. Galaxies Tenn. Tech 72, Southern Miss. 67 Manchester at Enfield, 3:30 Transactions Penalties—Korn, Tor, 4:20; Ramoge, Vanderbilt 73, E. Kentucky 99 offensive coordinatof Zeke Bratkowskl, running back coach The team is selected in voting by being limited to 229 carries be­ at halftime Its lead went to 42-19 its schedule Monday afternoon and First Teom St.L, 6:53; Bothw ell, St.L, 11:43, T ere sa M lch a e lso n 127-351, Jan et Offense X a v ie r 73, Cam eron 71 WIDNIIDAY Roger Theder and special teams coach Mike Westhoff. 56 writers, four in each AFC city. cause of injuries. after three pericgjs came away with a 64 18 victory •••••••••••••••••••••• Bothw ell, St.L, 16:28; V alve, Tor, 10:28: C ushm an 128-354, S a lly P h illip s 128-349. IMNfW9St Wide receivers— Roy Green, St. Louis Poddubny, Tor, 19:29; Sutter, St.L, 19:50. ... „ '*• Haekay Marino was the leading vote- Johnson drilled 20 of 24 field goal over Somers High (56); A rt Monk, Woshlngton (35) Dayton 71, Cent. Florida 61 -Notre IMnw (West Haven) vs. East The Eagles hit 9 of 14 from the Elks D rake 58, Tulane 56 (OT) getter on the team with 53. The tries to finish second in the AFC floor in the final quarter but by Rich Lee. Jeff Villar. captain Tight end—Paul Coffman, Green BOMbOll Shots on goal—St. Louis 11-8-7—25. Catholic (at Bolton ice Palace), t '30 B o y (26) Chicago (AL) — Signed pitcher Britt E. Michigan 68, A kron S3 .. ^Wrastllng with 109 points. Brian Dunn. Mutt Gerzo. Raul Toronto 8-9-12—29. - 1<<-365, H onk He- low o St. 98, Denver 47 Clippers Smith cited by NBA second-year Dolphin completed then it was too late. Tackles— Joe Jacoby, Washington Burns for 1985 with an option through Power-play conversions—St. Louis, .’^362, Charlie Whelan 152-144- Simsbury at Manchester 6 362 of 564 passes (64 percent) with The AFC defensive team boasts Villar, and Sean MeGann each won (41); Keith Fahnhorst, San Francisco 1986; signed Dave Nelson as base-running Memphis St. 74, Kent St. 57 T errvville at Cheney Tech, 6:30 Sue Wallace had 11 points to pace 6-l.Toronfo,6-l. Travis Cook M ich ig a n 84, A lc o rn St. 81 NEW YORK — Derek Smith, who sparked the Los Angeles 17 interceptions. the league's sack and interception by pin for the Eagles. Mike (29) Instructor for minor league organiza­ Goalies— St. Louis, LIut. Toronto, St. J r. 157-360, T ra v is C o o k Sr. 369, A n d y the Eagles Cathy Burke was Guards — Russ Grimm, Washington tion. NE Mo. St. I03, M o. V a lle y 67 .THURiDAY Clippers to a 4-0 record last week, Monday was named NBA leader. Gastineau finished with 22 Manganello, Brian Lynch and C roix. A — 16,182. L a m o u re u x 140-400, T o n y F lc o ro 374, Purdue 82, Evan sville 57 Completing the offensive unit 4-for-5 from the field in the fourth (35); RandvCross, San Francisco (23) Basketball Referee—Terry Gregson. R alp h D o ve r 359, R a y P a r r 139-375, w .. ®li[H Rasbatball P layer of the Week. sacks and Easley picked off to Mike RisCassi were forfeit Center—Fred Quillan, San Francisco Dallas — Waived guard Howard Transwlanlo 74, Indiana Cent. 66 ^ Volley Reolonol at East Catholic, are wide receiver John Stallworth quarter and totaled 8 points for the J®rry R id e l 151-355, T o n y D eSim one W right St. 93, B ellorm ln e 84 Smith, a second-year 6-foot-6 guard out of Louisville, picked up passes. winners (27) Carter. 368, E rn ie P ep in of Pittsburgh, tight end Ozzie visitors (^ rterback—Joe Montano, Son Fran­ Collegg 152-364, R ic k B u rn ett 142-372. Souttiwest the scoring slack for the Clippers with star forward Marques Newsome of Cleveland, tackle Merriweather had IS sacks to top East's next outing is Saturday at •••••••••••••••••••••a Arkansas St. , Trevecca Nazorene73 Carla Myers netted 18 points to cisco (51) East Texas Stcrte — Nam ed Je rry 88 FRIDAY home at noon against Farmington Running backs—Eric Dickerson, Los Matthews basketball coach. Houston Baptist62, Nlcholls61 _ Rays Rosktlball- Johnson out of the lineup. He guided the team to victories over Anthony Munoz of Cinciannati, N FL linebackers. Cherry had eight pace the winners Angeles (56); Walter Payton, Chicago Ohio U. — Named Cleve Bryant Friendship M innesota 88, A rizo n a 79 M o ii^ M te r at H artford Public, 7:45 Portland, Washington and Golden State twice. guard John Hannah of New Eng­ interceptions. East Catholic won the junior High New M e xico 87, New M e xico St. 72 football coach. Radio, TV Eost Catholic ot South Catholic, 7: JO land, running back Freeman Martin led the Raiders with 11 R m u IH: 10O- Lee (EC) pinned P o in ­ SMU 90, Campbell (NC) 70 varsity contest. 51-30. to up its ^^lc\cker— Jan Stenerud, Minnesota Texas A&M — NamedLynnAmedeeof East Hanwton at Chanay Tech, 7;4S sacks and finished second with 118 Broullet: lOZ- Monganello (EC) W BF, Vanderbilt offensive coordinator •••••••••••••••••••••a te r 184-474, L u T ou tain 178-467, Debt Texas 83, Missouri Western 66 Bolton at Rocky Hill, 7:45 McNeil of New York and kicker record to 4-1. 114- Jett Villar (EC) pinned Helm; )7l- Defense and quarterback coach. T h ^ M o n 457, G a ll M c K In s try 460, Po t Tulsa 86, O rexel 62 Crom well ot C o v e n ^ , 7:4$ Britt Burns signs new contract Norm Johnson of Seattle. tackles. Long had 56 Uckles, and The Eagles' next outing is Dunn (EC) pinned Buddinaton; I7B- Ends— R ich a rd Dent, Chicogo (35); Lee Thlb()deau 469, R o ger Stevens 210-503, W#tt ®lrls Raskataall* (3erio (EC) pinned Longlolt: 134- Raul 3®*^JJ1balen 202-527, (Moose Ne(son A lab am o 73, Utoh 57 Rounding out the defense are end Haynes 51 on the Raiders' vicious Thursday night at home against Ro y Selm on, T am p a B a y (29) __ Football TONIGHT Hartford Public at Manchester, 7:45 CHICAGO — Left-handed pitcher Britt Bums, 25, has signed a defense Villar (EC) pinned Turner; )40- T a ck le — Rand y White, Do llas (29). Indianapolis — Fired offensive coor­ 30S-M8, Reggie Sm ith 223-595, John Boise St. 67, Notre D om e C oll. 44 MarkGastineau of New York, nose Valley Regional at 7:30 M c(3onn (E C ) pinned H o io ; )47- L y n c h 7:30 Basketball: Knicks vs. Celtics, L yo n 201-526, Joh n KozIckI 202-505, contract with the Chicago White Sox for the 1985 season with an Outside llnebockers—Lawrence Tay­ dinator Zeke Bratkowskl, running Channel 20, W KHT Colorado St. 72 U.S. InternatlonaUI SATURDAY tackle Joe Nash of Seattle, outside Roby averaged 44.7 per punt C A S T H A M P T O N ( » ) — M y a r t 7 (EC) W BF, IS7- Kernet (S) pinned John lor, New York (56); Rickey Jackson, back coach Roger Theder and special 7:30 Hockov: Bruins vs. Conodlens, 205-251-450, Jo h n S tratton (zonzoga 78, Montona St. 65 lea Hackgy option through 1986, the Sox announced Monday. linebacker Mike Merriweather of with a conference-high net aver* 4-S 18. L u k* 3 0-0 6. H u b tx ird 2 04) 4, Overstreet. 169- Ramsey (5) pinned teams coach Mike Westhoff. 542, Carl Lepak 555, Rich Begley 502, Pepperdine 65 UC Santo Bos' New Orleans (27) Channel 38 Paul Paradis 524. Man^estgr Rockville (at Rotten age of 38.0. Brewer 6 0-1 17. Haratlm ow lti I 1-7 3. D ave L o n clo n o ; )8S- R Is C o u l (E C ) S. Utah St. 72, Col P o ly Po Ice Paloce), 8:10 Pittsburgh, inside linebackers W o l(3 1-4 7. T o ta l! 37 6-17 SO. WBF, Unlimited- Double (ortelt 1 MANCHKSTKH HF.RALD TuesdiiV. Dft 18 1984 18 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Dec 18, 1984 - I9_ 643-2711 LOOK FOR THE STARS. . . Classified 62 Business Opportunities 22 Store Office Soace 44 Housenoid Goods Fo r advertisements to be Notices Situation Wonted 23 Resort Prooert/ 45 Misr tor See 63 Rates Published Mondov. the deod Minimum Charge Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get Lost/Found Em ploym ent Into 24 M isc for Rent 46 Home and Gard«" 64 line IS 2 30 p m on Fr.dov Personalf Instruction 25 Wonted to Rent 47 Pets 65 S3 00 for one day Announcements Roommates Wonted 48 Musicol Iterr S 66 Per W ord Recreo’ iono I’en 67 1 2 d o vs 20C Read Your Ad better results. Put a star on your od and see what a Auctions Real Estate Services Antioues 68 3 5 d a ys 18C Classitied advertisements Homes tor Sale 31 Tog So es 69 6 d ovs 16C ore taken by telephone os o Financial Condominiums 32 Services Offered 51 Wonted to D . 70 26 d a ys 12C con venience difference it mokes. Telephone 643-2711, Mondoy-Fridoy, Lots Lond tor Sale 33 Painting Papering 52 H oppv Ads The Monchester Heroid 'S AAorrgoges Investment Property 34 Building Conftacling 53 S3 00 per column inch responsible only tor one incor Personol Loons Business Property 35 Raofing Siding 54 rect_insertion ond then oniy Insurance Automotive 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. jf- ______Resort Property 36 Heating Plumbing 55 Deadlines tor the size ot the original Wanted to Borrow Flaaring 56 Cars Trucl>s for Sole For classitied advertise insertion Incame Tox Service 57 Motorcycles Bicvcies ments to be published Tues Rentals Errors which do not lessen MISCELLANEDUS I^MJSCELUNEDUS MISCELLANEDUS INVITATION TO 010 Employment Services Wanted 58 Rec Vehicles day through Saturday, the the value ottheadvertisement Automotive ■ 71 ICARS/TRUCKS l7liCARS/TRUCKS I MISCELLANEDUS Th t Coventry Board ot Edu­ Rooms tor Rent 41 Auto Services deadline is naon on the day w ill not be corrected by on I FOB SALE FDR SALE FDR SALE I ' > IFOR SALE I'M forsale cation will accept bids for & Education For Sale Autos tor Rent Lease lAUTDMDTIVE school bus transportation Apartments tor Rent 42 betore publication additional insertion from qualified bidders at the Holiday/Seosonol 61 Misc Automotive I WOMEN ONLY CALL — TWO WOODEN DOORS Help Wanted 21 Homes for Rent 43 A N TIQ U E dork finish 1974 FI AT 128 SPORT L — SNOW TIRES — On rims, office ot the Superintendent Red Canadian Beaver — 6'2" X 2’6"; 6' x 2'8" sideboard, excellent con­ l7iyCARS/TRUCKS 1978 COUGAR XR7 — ot Schools. Coventry High Fur Coot, excellent, me­ with hinges. Two over To be used for ports. Coll like new, 1980 Tercel. $75. School. Ripley Hill Rood. dition. $55. Coll 647-0467. ' I FDR SALE Loaded, very clean, one Coventry. Connecticut M73I. dium size, $260. Four two. $10 each. Coll otter Phil otter 5pm, 528-1332. Phone 646-6312 after 6pm. Also Panasonic AM/FM owner, real leather up­ Seoled bids will be accepted n n HODMS n n APARTMENTS [^SERVICES por Sale 1 piece stereo set, Gerard 6pm, 649-0387, Shirley. 1971 DODGE DART holstery. $3000 firm. Coll at the office of the Superin­ Notices cor rodlo. tendent until 3:00 p.m. EST, HELP WANTED d D h e lp WANTED H D HELP WANTED FDR RENT FDR RENT |Ol|DFFERED ' ” British moke, $260. Wing IHDME AND SWINGER — Nice condi­ 742-5754. (2 ) F-78-14 TIRES, 20 GALLON AQUARIUM Wednesday. January 2, 1905. Back Chair, Ottoman, tion, small V-8, auto­ mounted, fits 1966 chevy. when bids will be publicly $200. Youth Bed, $70. — With stand, high flow GARDEN 1978 DATSUN B 210 GX - opened. Speclflcoilons may EASY ASSEMBLY MECHANIC WANTED — LOOKING FOR A M AN CHESTER — Cleon 3'/2 ROOM APARTMENT ODD matic, power steering. standard. Air condition­ $45 pair. Coll 649-7918. Down Hill Skis, $20. filter, heater and many $800. Coll mornings, 742- be obtained from the Olllce WORK! S600per 100. Gua­ for cars and trucks, own HOUSEHOLD HELPER rooms for rent. 24 hour — Privote home, heat, Home repairs. You name SEASDNAL Phone 742-0389. other accessories. $50. DELIVERING RICH ing. Runs well. $1200. Coll TIRED OF WAITING of the Superintendent. Tele­ I LOST AND FOUND ranteed payment. No Ex- tools. Good benefits. Call — To do light housekeep­ security. Maid and linen appliances. Working sin­ It, we do It. Free esti­ 9600. FOR YOU NEW HONDA? phone 742-7317. Coll 649-3085. LOAM — 5 yards, $62 plus 649-5655.______NEW TIRE AND RIM. 031-H______perlence/No Sales. De­ 289-7797. ing 1-2 days a week. Call service. Coll 646-7066. gle adult only. No pets, mates. Insured. 643-0304. EMERSON AM/FM STE­ tax. Sond, grovel and I deliver most models Mounted — $30, HR78-t4, SKI OUTFIT — Com­ FORD THUNDERBIRD, Wishing will not sell any­ FOUND — Hudson and tails send selt-addressed 232-4551, ask for M .J. children. Call 643-2880. REO with 8 track plover. OLD FLAT TOP TRUNK stone. Coll 643-9504. 1974 DuOGE DART — within 2 weeks. Call Gary w/w dual steel belted Main Streets. Black and stamped envelope; SUPERINTENDENT — BRICKS, BLOCKS. plete. Fiberglass 180's 1971 — Loaded. A classic. $1500, Negotiable. Must Winn at 623-8809 or 741- thing ... a low-cost ad In skis, size 9,5 buckle boots $90 or best offer. Coll — 36 " long, 19" wide, 22" Almost o creompuft. radial. Call otter 6pm, white cat, white pdwsand ELAN-VITAL-1 73, 3418 Live in position at the MACHINISTS, CNC MIL­ APARTMENTS 3 ROOM APARTMENT, STONE — Concrete. 64A6S34. high. Good condition. $30. sell! Coll 649-0503; please 3401. 646-4618. Classified will. Why not tummy, black nose. Very Enterprise Road, Ft. Bennet Housing Develop­ LING — 1st and 2nd shift. first floor, centrally lo­ Chimney repairs. No iob with poles. All in good $2300. Coll 643-5336. keep trying! place one today I 643-2711. 1 FDR RENT condition. $70. Coll 649- Coll 646-1625. triendly, but I know be­ Pierce, FL 33450. ment. Position involves 2 years experience with cated, bus stop, immacu­ too small. Call 644-8356. CABBAGE PATCH longs to someone. Please cleaning hallways and set up ability required. late. No utilities. $300. 1794. PETS 1971 FIAT 124 Sport MANCHESTER — Avail­ DOLL For Sole — Best call 643-4251 otter 5pm. TRUCK MECHANIC light maintenance. Must Overtime ond benefits References. Own en­ SNOWPLOWING — offer by 12/21/84. Cosh GRO-LITE PLANT Spider, 8 tires, for ports. W AN TED — At M & M have experience. Coll available. Apply at: 184 able immediately. One, trance. 649-3866 or 649- Driveways and parking STAND — Two troys, 2 A GOOD HOME IS LOOK­ $300 or best offer. 649- two and three bedroom only. We deliver. Coll Service. Call Dave at 528-6522. Commerce Street, Glas­ 0244. lots. Call after 5pm, 649- HOUSEHDLD 643-1254. double lights. $45. Origi­ ING For o healthy Cocker 3866. Employment 649-2871. tonbury or call Personnel apartments. $400, $455, 6344. IGDDDS nal cost $100'. Telephone Spaniel puppy or Cocker FULL AND PART TIME at 633-5271 between 10am $520, heat and hot water THREE ROOM APART­ 646-3556. Spaniel cross breed. Coll Janet... GAS STATION ATTEND­ Help Wonted to work In and 3pm. EOE. included. J.D . Real Est­ M E N T — With heat, hot ANTIQUE OAK WIN­ BANK Call 643-7911 otter 6pm. & Education PAINTING/ USED REFRIGERA­ DOW CHEST — Excel­ ANT Wented — At M a. M kitchen with other girls ate, 646-1980. water, stove, refrigera­ PAPERING Service. Call Jim at 649- making sandwiches and tor, carpet. $350. Adults TORS, WASHERS, lent condition. Perfect GRO-LITE PLANT REPOSSESSIONS EXPERIENCED W A I­ Ranges - clean, guaran­ 2871. other kitchen duties. Call TRESS WANTED — For TWO, THREE AND FIVE only. Centrally located. for stereo unlt/olbums. STAND — Two troys, 2 Frket Kaducad For PAINTING AND PAPER teed, parts ond service. $250. Coll 649-9975 Otter ■h e lp w anted 649-0305. appointment coll 647- ROOM Apartments — No No pets. Security deposit. double lights. $45. Origi­ I ANTIQUES Quidi Sola SECRETARY - for medi­ 9995. appliances. No pets. Se­ Coll 646-7690 or 643-0496 HANGING — Exterior Low prices. B.D. Pearl &, 6pm. nal cost $100. Telephone Inquire in person at Son, 649 Main Street, cal office. Mature, plea­ TELEPHONE SALES — curity. Call 646-2426 week- otter 5om. and interior, ceilings re­ 646-3556. ANTIQUES AND Savings Bank of Man­ at 643-2711 HAIR DRESSER sant woman. 22 hours per da vs, 9am to 5pm. paired. References, fully 643-2171. LIKE NEW, Lots or Boys chester. 923 Main St.. W AN TED — Port time. Pharmaceutical (In the BABYSITTER NEEDED COLLECTIBLES- Will week. Filing, Insurance Manchester area) PAY — Caring person to sit for M ANCHESTER — Re­ Insured. Quality work. Clothes, leather boots, purchase outright or sell Manchester. tarwwi Call 644-2435. MANCHESTER VICIN­ Martin Mottsson, even­ ELECTRIC STOVE — lockets, etc. Size 12-14. CABBAGE PATCH White forms, telephone and OFF THOSE HOLIDAY my 10 month old son, decorated 3.5 room Girl Ooll — New, In box on commission. House lot lOnOmyVigi MOOD Your classified ad representative personal contact with pa­ Monday through Wed­ ITY — Four room apart­ apartment. Security and ings 649-4431. Nice and clean, sell Reasonable. Coll 646-8661 or single piece. Tele­ BILLS! Challenging op­ cleaning. Name your with papers. Best offer. 1877 OMs CuIlM *1395 NEXT TEAK VACATION tients. Some typing and portunity to join our EX­ nesday, 8:30am to5:30pm ment. Landscaped, references required. otter 3pm. phone 644-8962. price, over $40. Needs Call 646-9621. ■EGMS NOW assisting. Apply BoxOcro PANDING TELEPHONE in my home. Starting tenced-in yard. Parking, $350. Coll 643-1570. CEILINGS REPAIRED 1980 PDrtiK Flrabkd * 4 4 % if you want to: near busline. No pets. or REPLACED with dry- repair. Coll 649-5038. SKIERSI 100% wool Nor­ Sail Avon and atart The Herald. DIVISION. We seek ag­ Februory 1st. Pleosecoll Excessive abbreviations 1978 PlytMuHi Sidin *2495 Security. $400. Call 646- wall. Coll evenings'. Gory wegian pullover sweater. aavingl gressive, people oriented 649-0944 after 6om. FISH TAN K — 20gallons. abbreviate results! Be 4489 after 6pm. I HDMES McHugh, 643-9321. OVERSIZED KENMORE Very worm. Cleon. Will 1978 CidHiK Stvilli *7500 Call S23-S40I or MORTGAGE Individuals with a plea­ Long, all glass stand, sure readers understand sant phone manner. Ex­ CLER K — Process ship­ FDR RENT WASHING M A C H IN E , fit medium sized mon- light, pump, stand, ex­ 1864 RadF ISO *8000 Z7B-294I. SERVICING Hotpoint refrigerator. your od by avoiding ab­ cellent compensation ping and Invoice docu­ M ANCHESTER — One NAME YOUR OWN /womon. $40. Coll 646- tras. $50. Phone 646-2564. 1874 Qwvy hnpila *700 CLERK Both In good condition. breviations. 643-2711. and benefits. Come ioln ments for fast paced bedroom, 1st floor with TO LLAN D — One bed­ PRICE — Father and son. 4995. Local Savings & Loan Best offer. Coll 643-5322. an exciting, growing in­ manufacturing concern. stove and refrigerator. room house, garage. In Fast, dependable ser­ Association needs indi­ No pets. $375 per month vice. Pointing, Paper- FULL TIME vidual to set up new dustry. Send reiume or Some phone work, figure country. Private. Imme­ letter to: Personnel, 321 aptitude a must. Full time plus heat. Call 646-1379. diate occupancy. $400 a hanging 81 Removal. Coll loans, assist in payment 644-0585 or 644-0036. miscellanedus RECEPTIONIST ot insurance bills and Progress Dr., Manches­ Monday through Friday. month. Call 742-5770. other related duties ter, C T 06040 or call Competetive wage and TWO BEDROOM TOWN- FDR SALE Position in Bloomfield. Good aptitude for fi­ 646-1212. EOE, M/F. benefit package. Coll for HOUSE — With oarage. IRUILOING/ M Typing, clerical and $525. No pets. Two ISTDRE AND gures. light typing. an appointment, Pillow- ICDNTRACTING CAR RADIO — Excellent phones necessary Related experience WAITRESS WANTED — tex Coro., 646-1737. EOE. months security deposit IDFFICE SPACE condition. High powered. Send resume to: helpful Call 649-4580. Apply in person: Anto­ required. Call 646-2469. Includes Dolby NR, Bass Box NN. c/o The Man- Ext 251 for appoint­ nio's Restaurant, 956 F U L L OR PAR T T IM E — FARRANO REMODEL­ and Trebble controls and chester Herald. ment O N E BEDROOM MANCHESTER — 2 Of­ ING — Cabinets, roofing, Moin Street, Model maker and tool fice suite, bathroom. $250 more. $90. Coll 646-1063 Manchester. designer to work in plas­ A P A R TM E N T — No pets. gutters, room additions, otter 4:30pm. $385. Two months secur­ monthly including heat. decks, all types of remo­ tic manufacturing com­ Haves Coro. 646-0131. INSPECTOR PRODUCTION COOK — Full time. 32 to pany. Must have prior ity deposit reaulred. Coll deling and repairs. FREE ANTIQUE BUREAU, Christmas Gift Guide 646- 2469. estimates. Fully Insured. PERSON-For 2nd shift HELPERS 40 hours, including wee­ experience. Hours flexi­ SUITABLE FOR SE­ Bedroom vanity and coot with 2 years minimum Must be available tor kends. Experienced in ble. Call 646-2920 for Telephone 643-6017, otter rack. $99 for oil, but will MANCHESTER — CRETARIAL Services, 6pm, 647-8509. experience desirable for either 1st or 2nd shift. therapeutic diets and appointment. attorney, accountant. In­ sell separate. Coll 643- aircraft inspector pro­ Some plant experience quantity cooking pre­ Lovely four room apart­ 1516 otter 5:30om. ment, first floor, great surance and so forth. LEON CIESZYNSKI cesses familiar with preferred Attractive ferred. Good benefits. East Center Street, both PWA and GE starting rate and bene­ Please call 643-5151 for an location. $475 includes BU ILD ER — New homes, ANTIQUE WOOD COAL heat, hot water and gar­ ground floor, parking, additions, remodeling, Fruit Baskets Country Christmas specs Apply at Serma- fit package with aeros­ appointment. Real Estate utilities Included. $325 STOVE, Shaker grates, tech. Inc , 564 Hayden pace company. Apply age. Rose or Don, 646-8646 rec rooms, garages, kit­ metal cabinet, $100. AN­ FANCY FRUIT BASKETS — Otder AWAITING YOU ARE Bears by the or 646-2482. monthly. Keith Real Est­ chens remodeled, ceil­ Station Road. Windsor, at Sermatech, Inc., 564 HOUSEWORKERS — ate, 646-4126. TIQ U E dork finish side­ eorly. Also Wicker Items. 20% Off All Bevy - Geese by the Goggle - Ducks by C T Take I-91. Exit 39, Hayden Station Road. Must be reliable. Good ings, bath tile, dormers, board, excellent condi­ Wicker. PERO FRUIT STAND — 276 the Dozen - Ornaments by the Treeful - M AN CH ESTER — Spa­ roofing. Residential or Kennedy Road. Contact Windsor. C T Take I- pay, flexible hours, Im­ HDMES MANCHESTER — Prime tion, $55. Coll 647-0467. Oakland Street, Manchester. 643-6384. Sheep by the Flock and Irene by the Jack Zalcman. General 91, Exit 39. Kennedy mediate openings. The cious three bedroom commercial. 649-4291. door at the CRAFTSMEN'S GALLERY, FDR SALE apartment. Large yord, office space, 670 so. ft. Manager at 683-0711 Road Houseworks, 647-3777. Ideal for medical office. ATAR I 2600 — Like new, 2 ***** 58 Cooper Street, Manchester. 647-8161. one cor garage. $475 plus CARPENTRY AND RE­ Joy sticks, $25. Gome MANCHESTER — Three utilities. Security and ref­ 353 Main Street. Call MODELING SERVICES PART TIME SUPERVI­ Glenda Somers, 1-886- cartridges $5 each. Coll Tools ***** SORS — Mornings or bedroom Colonial, IV2 erences required. Coll — Complete home re­ 0101. 643-1374. evenings. Good wage. baths, large kitchen, nice 647- 8467 otter 6pm. pairs and remodeling. SHOP BLISH HARDWARE, 793 Main neighborhood, well Quality work. Referen­ Gift Shirts Permanent positions. M AN CH ESTER - 5 room Street tor the Do-lt-Yourselter. NEWSPAPER CARRIERS Coll 649-5334. landscaped, attached MANCHESTER — Avail­ ces, licensed and Insured. Complete line of tools. Open Dolly PERSONAL T E E — Personalized Fun / t garage. By owner. able January 1st. Two 5 office suite,'first floor, Coll 646-8165. parking, good sign vis­ Star Cluster S:30om to 5;30pm and Thursday and Sportswear. Great Gifts for TEMPORARY (Approxi­ $87,900. 4 Hoffman Road. room apartments, 2 and 3 evenings tor the Holidays. 643-4121. Christmas. "The Original Tee Shirt NEEDED 649-3315. bedrooms. Appliances, ibility. Frank Spilecki, DUMAS ELECTRIC — mately three weeks) 643-2121 Store For Over 10 Years" 825 Main LAUNDRY PERSON parking, near busline and Lights dimming? Fuses ***** Street, Manchester. 646-3339. In Manchester Area schools. Utilities not in­ blowing? Repairs, im­ needed weekdays to wash STORE OR OFFICE Main SL 1-104 and fold restaurant linen. cluded. No pets. Security. provements and addi­ ***** Lilac St Judith Rentals $480. Call 646-0599. SPACE — West Middle tional circuits. Fully li­ Metal Detectors S3.75 per hour tor the Tpke., near Parkode. Ap­ Pine HIM St. Center St Wsthsrall St right person. Call George censed, insured. Call CHRISTMAS SPECIALS ON METAL MANCHESTER — Two proximately 2100 so. ft. 646-5253 anytime. T V /Stereos Woodland SL Strong St at 643-2751. Available February 1st. DETECTORS by White. Keeney St bedroom duplex. Gas CONNECTICUT VALLEY COIN SHOP AL SIEFFERT'S APPLIANCES Joseph St. RDDMS Call 649-6205 or 643-6802. Hllllird St NIIss Dr. PART TIME EMPLOY­ heat and hot water; ap­ CO M P A N Y, 805 Main Street, 643-6295. — 445 Hartford Rood, Manchester. a:__ 31 Merble St. M E N T — 8-12 hours per FDR RENT pliances. $475 plus utili­ HEATING/ Open 9om to 4pm, Monday through 647-9997. SUPER SANTA SALEI Video N. Main S t Frances ties. Security deposit and PLUMBING Srlswold SL week, to prepare Insu­ Friday, Saturdays 9om to 3pm. Tope Recorders, TV's, Stereo's, McCabe St Diane Dr. rance forms in Manches­ CENTRAL LOCATION — references. Coll 646-3253. Services N Washers, Dryers, Refrigerators, Stock SL Horace Hackmatack S t ter medical office. Expe­ Kitchen privileges, pork: FOGARTY BROTHERS ***** Freezers, MUCH MORE! Trumbull SL rience helpful. Please ing available. Security — Bothroom remodel­ reply to: Box DO, c/o the BUY IT! SELL IT! and references required. ing; Installation wotei;, ***** 1 ^ ser vic es' Jewelry Manchester Herald. $55 a week. Call 643-2693. heaters, garbage dispo-' | £ i J DFFERED sols; faucet repairs. 649- BRAY JEWELERS, 699 Main Street, 4539. Viso/MosterCord Manchester Specializing In Seiko, CELEBRITY CIPHER Losolle and Pulsar watches. Also 14K Florists C «l«brity Ctohmt cryptograms ars cr— tad from quotations by accepted. TRADE IT! FIX IT! famous psopts. past and prsssnt Escti lattar m m# cipOsr stwida Baawtt Hawsifia DevelaemaiH TRUCKING & HAULING nmm taaiiia naaiicaMwa. i bk Gold Chains and fine jewelry. Hummel for anomsr Today s efu# H a q u M V aai.tlTSt* OPS. Jwm »*•••. DONE — Cellars and figurines. Watch and lewelrv repair. CHRISTMAS PLANTS, Mm HmH laclaiBas bM». MM CENTERPIECES, Holiday Rose by CONNIE WIENER attics cleaned. Trees and BECAUSE YOU never "We Service Whot We Sell" 643-5617. Speclol and Christmas Parties. i an 4 brush cut and removed. know when someone will “LV SGSHSR-VSDK-TGO Coll 649-2021. Mike be searching for the Item ***** KRAUSE FLORIST, 621 Hartford Rood. RENT IT! HIRE IT! FIND IT! SALESPEOPLE Golllgan. you hove for sole. It's 643-9SS9. ODIFaaUSK UDGBSO LS PRUT . ita.ai. • 12 a.m. Pla better to run your wont Stereo Specialist AFTER CHRISTMAS. od for several days ... *****' ------) OTPRF ‘OVROWUV.’ waiS'W DR YOUR Tree Token Away. canceling It os soon os J.B. ELECTRONICS — Where 5 2 8 -6 5 2 2 Call now, 643-2838. you get results. Professionals buy their stereo CENTERPIECES, FRUITBASKETS, WANTED 1 2 3 4 To all home DHPO CDR.” — EPGGV OSS equipment and occessorles. Discount Flower Plants for Your Holldov Needs. pricing on cash and carry Items. Coll BROWN'S FLOWERS INC., 163 Main subscribers whb \ HDMES [g J^H O M E S Jack Bertrand 643-1262. Street, Manchester. 643-8455. JPGGPOLW. QJJ HOMES have something to FDR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE 5 •6 7 8 PREVIOUS SOLUTION: “A lot of people are afraid ot ***** ***** sell for To work evenings heights. I'm afraid ot widths." — Steven Wright. T1 12 e 19S4 by NEA. inc Ml Gold Jewelry PARK HILL JOYCE FLOWERTSHOP — 9 10 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm Fancy Fruit Boskets. Boxwood Trees - ^99 or Less KIT N’ CARLYLE 'by Larry Wright THE CONNECTICUT VALLEY COIN All Your Christmas Decorating NeedsI C O M P A N Y now ca rrie s 14K G old 16 TWO NEW ''HOLIDAY"IISTINGS! 36 Oak Street. 649-0791. 13 k ' « 14 15 We will run your ad with Heraid carriers 5752 Jewelry, Just In time tor Christmas! Drive By — Then Call Us To Inspect! Quality Jewelry at Low, Low Prices. for 6 days Free of ***** Connecticut Volley Coin Company, 80S 17 18 19 20 Charge. Tempt your quilting skill Main Street, 643-6295. Open 9om to 4pm, 33 SCAIBOIOUGH ID. 104 PAM STIEET with this lovely coverlet. Excellent Income Private Covered Patio 9'/5 Rooms — 5 Bedrooms Monday through Friday, Saturdays, ______Screened Porch Completely Renovated — 1981 No. 5732 has pattern 9am to 3pm. Typewriters Fill out coupon and for the Cedar Shingled Exterior Vinyl Siding pieces; full directions. either mail it or YALE TYPEWRITER SERVICE — Plastered Walls Close to Public. Parochial Schools TO OlOCB. SM i $2.00 h r tack ***** Name. Wall-Wall plus Hardwood Floors 2'6 Baths Typewriters rebuilt. Portable bring it to the right people. Prestige “Hollywood" Area Professionally Appraised Antiques Typewriters from $3S. Sales and Manchester Herald taai eaaar Service. Typewriter and Adding Address RED GOOSE FARM ANTIQUES — Machines. 41 Purnell Place, office. Both tlMM lino homo* ar* unlquo. quality otiara In 85. Wa auq- Goose Lone. Coventry has o revolving Manchester. 649-4986. Phone. gaat alloiMlng autflclant Uma lor a thorough, eomplala Inapactlon nsa tw. M imcM Oak Bookcase, two wonderful round On* ad a month only In both casaa. amTwt.iLY.iiaM tables! Thursday through Sunday, 12- per aubtertbor (No phone calls 5pm, 742-9137. Piease contact Jeanne 5SiJ5rftw*asar."* Gift Certificates ______ic coptod)___ J SPECIAL; Over 208 aa- On^Jtem_q^l^ IcctioM aad a FREE THRIFT SHOPPERS Aporeclote GIFT 4 Pattern Scctioa in the CERTIFICATES tor Chrlsimosfrom the at 647-9946 ALBUM. Jnat $3.00. PENNY SAVER, 46 Purnell Place, BEIFIORE, REALTORS MMsusutuca Manchester. a-izs-taiu-aM am am w Wnt WMn km w 431 Main S t. »iM . - .anm ii aann. at iHaitrhpstpr Bpralft /»•(* 647-1413 Warm am wpamte *ttte^ £ L £ i O £ r j a-iai-auauau --m nrim aa ban •« M ia i.tu 5 S ^~ * Haiui|PBlfr Brralb ****'~^ •••■