20 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri., Dec. 3, 1982

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ALTHOUGH IN RECESS until Dec. 10, members of every 100 people working age. For the next 25 to 3(1 noli*: I Ills is ihi< third of ii Irrr-parl the commission are working together and with years, that proportion will drop. In 2005, there will be, members of Congress, as well as the White House, to fewer dependents per person of working age than ther^ break the impasse over methods of raising additibnaf are now — thanks to the baby boomers. It will be 202d The National Commission on Social Security Reform Y o u r funds. Generaily, the Democrats on the commission before the ratio gets back up to the present level of 7^ may, by its deadline of Dec. 31. submit two or three M o n e y 's favor raising payroli taxes or infusing other tax dependents per 100 workers. In 1970, there were 90; Variable cloudiness, Manchester, Conn. alternative plans for raising the extra $150 billion to $200 revenues. Republican members are inclined to look at dependents to every 100 workers, and in 1965, it was 95 tg; a billion the program twill need during the next seven W o r th ways of scaling back benefit payments. 100 workers. ! mild Sunday Saturday, Dec. 4, 1982 years. But the bipartisan commission (10 members ap­ The $150 billion to $200 billion deficit the program will "In the future,” says Robert M. Ball, former com­ pointed by Republicans, five by Democrats) is un­ Sylvia Porter encounter is largely the result of steep inflation plus missioner of Social S^urity and a member of the comv — See page 2 25 Cents animous on some important issues. high unemployment. Each 1 percent increase in the in­ mission, “people will have the money to shift some of; "All members of the commission are committed flation rate increases Social Security outgo by $1.5 the resources that were once spent to raise children t^ basically to the structure with which we are dealing," billion. Each 1 percent increase in the unemployment building the kind of world they want for themselves an confirms, that the system is here to stay and needs no ty. particularly federal governrhent employees who are will swell the ranks of our workforce. Not until the year radical changes such as converting it to a voluntary now exempt and employees of nonprofit organizations, 2020 will there be another piossible problem — which the taxes on whiskey, tobacco and gasoline. Easy wherv Talks tough program. such as hospitals, who may elect to opt out. commission considered neither certain nor crucial. faced, difficult only when confused. What doomsday?; (In the past. Reagan has suggested that Social Securi­ The members also voted unanimously for some kind What bankruptcy? What lies! ; ty be made voluntary, a move that has been accurately of fail-safe arrangement to fall back on. Although not THE FACTS DO NOT bear out the forecasts of (Save money as you organize your budget with Sylvia>^ described as a way of sinking the program. Only those expected to be needed, the mechanism would be future doom that have been made so often they have Porter’s Financial Almanac for 1983 — a functional and; close to retirement or the "poor risks" who could not informative desk calendar/handbook featuring Porter’s; available in case of a really serious economic disaster. become almost a part of Social Security folklore. There get coverage under private insurance would sign up.) best budgeting tips and money-saving advice. Send $8.95; Details were not worked out at the meetings, but might will not be a precipitous decline,in the ratio of working TTiis is Regan's record, it's on tile; he cannot escape his plus $1 for ‘mailing and handling to Sylvia Porter’s- Colombians include automatic loans from the Treasury or emergen- people to the dependent population — not when you past in print. Financial Almanac, care of the Manchester Herald, 44(X); cv payroll tax increases. count the number of dependent children who must be VKTKK MON THS of study, followed by three days The intent is to restore public confidence — which has supported along with the retirees. Johnson Drive, Fairway, Kan. 66205. Make checks: of open meetings in mid-November, the group found been dangerously, viciously undermined. We now have 75 people either'over 65 or under 20 for payable to Universal Press Syndicate.) ; Workers sue Olin Economy at a glance jeer Reagan WASHINGTON — New factory orders droppied in October to the lowest level in more than two years, for severance pay the Commerce Department said ’Thursday. BOGOTA, Colombia (UPI) - Greeted can they be overcome,” he said. ”I came WASHINGTON — Retailers report sales were up to listen and to learn — to ask how we in November compared to a year ago, but analysts by Jeers from an angry crowd, President NEW HAVEN (UPI) — Olin Corp. in Stamford is Reagan visited Colombia’s capiUl amid could be of greater help in promoting said that was mostly because November 1981 sales peace and progress the Americas.” being sued for more than $3 million in severance were so poor. extraordinary security Friday to try to benefits employees claihi they’re owed from the time clear away “misundersUndings” with “Our neighbors in Central America WASHINGTON — A government reports shows are in turmoil,” Reagan said. "They are Olin sold its Winchester rifle division in July 1981. sales of new houses remained above the 400,000 the hew nationalist leader over cocaine, coffee and Central America. threatened by a devasUting economic unit-a-year rate for a second month. But the im- crisis, and by local insurgencies sup­ The 173 workers said they should have received the provement^ame too late to keep 1982 from "I came to listen and to learn,” benefits although there was no break between the time Reagan told President Belisario BeUn- ported by outside countries, which do not finishing'as tliKworst year for house sales on wish to see the republics of America they were employed by Olin and the time the division cur. record. ^ succeed. was taken over by U.S. Repeating Arms Corp. NEW 'YORK — The stock market finished mixed A force of 3,0(X) riot police and soldiers turned Bogota into an armed camp as “The question,” Reagan said, “is how for the second day Thursday. The Dow Jones in­ can we help?” Olin sold its Winchester plants in New Haven and dustrial average gained 2.02 points to close at 1,- Reagan arrived for a 5 Vi-hour stop en Hingham. Mass., on July 20, 1981, for $24 million. The 033.11. route to Central America. REAGAN NOTED Columbia joined employees claimed they were owed the severance WASHINGTON — New claims for unemployment About too demonstrators shouted and with Costa Rica Oct. 4 in a Central benefits because the company was sold. Olin refused to checks climbed by 56.000 during the third week of whistled from a disUnce behind police American peace plan that seeks to stop pay the money because the sale did not involve any tem­ November in the first increase in five weeks, the barriers and police battled student imporUtion of heavy offensive weapons porary layoff of employees. Labor Department said Thursday. ______protesters with tear gas at a university 2 into Central America, withdraW foreign miles from the center of the capiUl. miliUry advisers, end terrorism amj In contrast to the cordiality of his Ulks subversion against neighbors, recpncile dissidents and call elections. PRESIDENT REAGAN REVIEWS COLOMBIAN HONOR GUARD IN BOGOTA in Brazil, the president had sought the visit to Colombia to air differences with “Of these,” he said, “the last is the Buy a Selected Color TV during RCA*s . . . he Is escorted by Colombian Foreign Minister Rodrigo Lloreda BeUncur. most significant. For all we know that Merdlij photo by Saviste During the four-hour flight from democracies are far less likely than any Brazil, U.S. Ambassador ’Thomas Boyatt other regimes to abuse their own people sent word to Reagan that BeUncur s and to make war on their neighbors.” Board officers luncheon toast would be tough and Reagan also pledged to resolve Extradition pact to be inked hostile and aides immediately began to differences over narcotics and U.S. Daniel F. Reale, center, was recently elected mund Gorman, first vice president; Jeffrey rewrite Reagan’s reply. tariffs that block the sale of Colombian as president of the Manchester Board of Keith, second vice president; Robert D. Mur­ ^ • -v»,. goods, in return for a crackdown on U.S. authorities believe as many as 200 CosU Rica hiding from American Justice, 'TttTfTTS'CftCr'ifc BeUncur welcohi^ Colombia’s $2 billion a year cocaine Realtors at a luncheon at Adams Mill dock, treasurer, and Robert F. ^Blanchard, m C H k SAN JOSE, CosU Rica (UPI) - President CosU Rican officials said. Reagan to Casa de Narino, the presiden­ secretary. Reagan will sign an extradition treaty with American fugitives may be hiding out in trade, BeUncur seeks more access to Restaurant. Other officers, from left, are Ed­ CosU Rica. ’They will be hunted and extradited if they tial palace. The two men embraced in a U.S. markets for Colombian coffee, CosU Rica to eliminate the tropical paradise Spanish-style abrazo and then retired for as a haven for U.S. fugitives such as financier Sixteen others are now in jail and, after are found, the officials said. textiles and other products. signing of the treaty, will be the first to be “There are really some sleazy characters an impromptu 48-minute meeting, E Robert Vesco, officials said Friday. In his toast, BeUncur called for read- around here,” said one American housewife leaving Secretary of State George The treaty will be signed Saturday during extradited, officials said. mission of Cuba as a voting member of Vesco lived in CosU Rica until 1978, when who lives in San Jose with her family on Schultz and Colombia Foreign Minister the Organization of American SUtes and ceremonies at the ornate National Palace at Rodrigo Lloreda sUndin^ outside. the end of Reagan’s 20-hour visit to CosU he fled before President Rodrigo Carazo took assignment with a U.S. company. criticized U.S. trade and aid policies. office. Carazo had vowed to extradite Vesco, “ We’ll be glad to see them go,” she said. “When people — above all, those peo­ Rica, officials of both countries said. ple who exercise responsibility and must THE OAS, he said, should follow the AL SIEFFERT'S SAYS Officials declined to disclose deUlls of the who reportedly used money to buy favors “’They tend to give all Americans a bad .im­ from the previous government. age.” . • , make decisions — do not know each example of the United Nations and do GGR697RSALE. treaty, but it is expected to address ways of other, the potential for misundersUn- away with “exculsionary provisions” so extraditing white-collar criminals on the run Vesco now lives in exile in neighboring lef­ Besides its obvious advanUges of spring­ tist Nicaragua. He tried to return to CosU like weather year-round and lenient Ux laws, ding is particularly great,” Reagan said that there can be a “full dialogue” from U.S. Justice. CosU Rica’s decision to outlaw the death later in his luncheon toast. among the Latin American countries. C Q AllE SUPER SANTA CosU Rica, a generally peaceful tropical Rica last June for medical treatment, but im­ penalty also made it a natural haven for "That is why I am here, coming as a “Peace will not be obtained through Central American country, became popular migration authorities refused his entrance. GET fugitives facing that sentence in their own friend and as a neighbor asking what are pressures or isolation but only through with U.S. fugitives after Vesco moved to the ’The U.S. Embassy has prepared a list of 30 OHVL «* s/iifi to 40 names of Americans it knows are in country. our problems and differences, and how non-discriminatory aid,” BeUncur said. d e rA nation in 1972. BACKDIF«CT O'Neill sees passage Special Values . f r o m RCA on MICROWAVE OVENS ^ a o o Democrats outline jobs plan

Another great idea from Quasar n u S S a n WASHING’TON (UPI) — House measure next week, although its where Democrats are backing a sumer confidence.” m a to N m n o v b « The speaker said he is appealing GET Speaker Thomas O’Neill, saying the first order of business Monday is similar measure, toUling $6 billion, bodwd b y o - B o m nation is“ shaken” by the latest leap consideration of the Reagan ad- drafted by colleague Daniel to President Reagan during the Don't Guess Now you can have the luxury of In unemployment, outlined Friday a ministration’s proposed 5-cent-a- Moynihan of New York. holiday season “that he would have y e a r' RCA remote control at a price you'd $5 billion Democratic plan to create gallon boost in the gasoline Ux to "I think we’ll get a big vote in the compassion ... especially for those ^ lim ited expect to pay for a manually tuned new Jobs. finance improvements in highways, House,” O’Neill predicted. “There who are unemployed.” O’Neill said the Democratic plan ®a c k w r e c t set. Enjoy remote control tonight — O’Neill and other congressional bridges and mass transit, is no (ioubt in my mind that it will I w a rra n ty pass. would be financed out of general Just Press! on oN ports Olid FROM RCA and get substantial rebate savings leaders said the increase in the O’Neill predicted the Democratic oorry-tntQbof ^ jobless rate to 10.8 percent in bill will get an “overwhelming “I am hopeful that we can achieve funds, with no new Uxes. But he That’s fantastic. That’s Quasar. ___ in the bargain. Just fill in the November is likely to boost support vote” in the House, and that he also a compromise with tne Senate and pointed out the measure would coupon we'll give you, send it to for passing before Christmas the e x p e c ts co o p era tio n in the Uke action before Christmas in reduce the cost to the government of RCA with proof of purchase, and DemocraU’ proposed public works Republican-controlled Senate, creating Jobs and inspiring con­ Jobless benefits. your check will be mailed from RCA. program aimed at providing Microwave Demonstrations GGR690RI employment for 350,000 people. Thurs - 6:30-8:30 d u The speaker told reporters _ _ . ^ ■ mm Friday - 6:00-8:00 - - Microwave Oven with FREE LOCAL DELIVERY • FREE SERVICE Saturday - 10:00-4:00 New FREE 0 YR. PICTURE TUBE WARRANTY ($100 Viluel More Yankee Mac solutely need to be done at this pre­ lnsta-Matic.Cooklng- OTHER BREAT RCA BUYS sent time” in the way of refur- bishing public buildings, parks and - f f I 4 NoH better than even . M o d el M Q 7720 _ "‘^ E v S d y i» »haken by the un- O T T O r O C i employment situation out there, a ■ ■ ■ rise ot,0.4 percent,” O’Neill said. FREE Six Piece PRICES START AT ■ put out there as a sUmttlfInT”' ^ d l f l ^ ^ HARTFORD (UPI) -^T he | « have been issued in three previous Yankee Mac pool. program. “Hiis would be a start of a million left over from the state s Yankee Mac pools. A survey last month by the state Knife ^ t tum-anxiiid.” . last Yankee Mac mortgage pool wlU The latest mortgage offering, for Banking Department put the A The House is to Uke up the be made avaltable tWs month to which applications will be Uken average rate for fixed-rate finance another round of loans to Dec. 13-22, will be financed with $40 mortgages at lending institutions at •too FREE Micrewave homebuyers, sUte Treasurer Henry mlUion earmarked for mortgages 15.57 percent plus 2.5 points. S2 6 9 that were not closed from the last Because of the expected demand Value pool earlier this year. Parker said. for the Yankee Mac mortgages, Model 0 MQ JIm Inside today TTie latest round of mortgages wlU Cooking School have a fixed interest rate of 12.78 Applications seeking $154 million Parker said it was likely the state with every Quaear Micro purchase 20 pages, 2 sections percent plus two poinU, the lowest were submitted during the last would have to use a random selec­ . Interest rate offaed on Yankee Mac offering but only about $110 mlUion tion procedure to select mortgage Advice ...... : • « m ortgages since th e sta te began the worth of mortgages were closed, he recipients from applicants. Herskl photo by Pinto 847-8887 explained at a news conference. The computerize system was set 847-8888 Parker said he expected the up after the first Yankee Mac pool Com ics...... Parkier said the rate was number of people seeking in June 1981 drew long lines of peo­ The “Elephant Man” Entertainment ...... “excellent” for the Connecticut mortgages under the latest pool ple to banks seeking to get Yankee AtAAS HARTFOIS iTl/U lAIK M ISTiR ^ AVMUBLE lo ttery ...... •* mortgage market but stressed it would exceed the $40 million Mac mortgages. The story of John Merrick, dubbed the “Elephant Man” 1-84 Exit 647-9OT7 Obituaries...... w would be an excellent investment of available, saying many people still ’The system was available for use because of terrible deformities, was brought to tha stage this Opliiloo'...... ® state pension funds, which are used could not afford the interest rates in the second two pools but didn’t weekend by the Manchester Community College Theatre Wing. l-M tx r r TO K IIN IY »T. ______charged on the private market. have to be put into effect because To Koonoy 8t. 647-9998 P m le ta lk ...... •• tQ finance Yankee Mac mortgages. Robert D. Donnelly, above, starred In the lead role. Tha produc­ m M O H i m w u m t m im r m c u s p u s h u i s t m a ReUgtoas new s...... ■ jj,e Yankee Mac program begun ’The 12 .75 percent rate, established enough money was made available TONITE TIL B, TUE8, WED, 8AT TIL 8, THUR8. TIL 9 FRI TIL • to finance all of the mortgage tion also stars Christopher J. Ambrose as Merrick’s doctor, TOMIOHT M s , , Tues., W#«L. t s t tH B, Mon., Thurs. 81 8, Fri. tH i 5*®™ • ...... In 1961 to Invest $480 million in pen- under procedures that take Into ac­ Televlsion ...... j„ moi^ages over a five- count national Indexes and other applications that met the program’s Frederick Treves. The play closes tonight. Sea review on page year period. About 2,800 mortgages factors, was the lowest offered in a criteria. 7. ' ' 1 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. Dec. 4, 1982 MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat., Dec. 4,_ 1982 - 30.00 79,rr news Briefing

Heart patient Vi UNESCO approves lot Aigoui ALL STORES OPEN doing well so far (NOmiT information order TCUMOAtUJJS PARIS (UPI) — The 158 member SALT LAKE CITY (VPI) - Barney B. nations of UNEiSCO Friday unanimously Clark passed the c n u ^ l first 24 hours of SUNDAY 10 am t o 6 pm approved a plan to improve the balance life with an artificial heart Friday of news coverage of the Third World without feared complications and doc­ THOU tors said the best sign was that his brain despite continuing disagreement on its un wtAiHiii roiocASt *•. implications for freedom of the press. is sound. On the closing day of a two-week con­ SHALT "H e’s critically ill, but he’s doing very N O W ’till C H R IS TM A S ference, however, the delegates were {unil un !- well and all of the things we worried still laboring on a formula for human NOT about have not happmed,” said Dr. SEE SUNDAY’S PAPER FOR YOUR COPY OF OUR NEW CIRCULARl rights that would suit both Western and . Chase Peterson, University of Utah vice W eather Third World governments. One probelm president for medical services. was whether human rights meant those feNTER Petersonj said Clark has let doctors of the individual or those of entire states. know he feels strong and does not hear The five-year plan commits the U.N. lo^oo inprf^ir the first permanent man-made heart, Today’s forecast Educational, Scientific and Culturai e x i t received in surgery Thursday, pumping Organzation’s members to aiding less blood throughout his body. Saturday partly cloudy and unseMonably warm. High developed countries in improving news 5 N L Y 83AlSt con FRPi fM'jjii ; "Even the sbund has merged into his tem peratiira in the mid 80s. Srathweat winds 10 to 19 ^ X t h e n e w coverage through training, better dis­ subconscious,” Peterson said, referring mph. Saturday night cloudy with a 20 p e r c a t riuuKo of tribution and improvement of facilities. to the soft clicking of the air-driven dou­ LHOME VIDEO GAME fi Pr-'Oq ^ 'I showers. Lows around 40. Winds becoming northwest One dropped section of the "new world ble pump implanted where Clark’s around 10 mph. Sunday variable cloudlnen. Highs FROM information order” contained a phrase severely disea^ natural heart once around 50. giving states the power to regulate rested. Our "content” of news. "Thank goodness, the most important Orlp.* 29.76 positive sign was that his brain was 3 7 0 8 . Extended outlook E.T. Is lo n e s o m e ^ , good,” he said. wants to ’phone h o m o ^ . This smacks But the next few days were considered Extended outlook for New England Monday through but vital parts of tils c o t - critical for the 61year-old retired Seattle Wednesday: _ municator are missingl of Watergate’ area dentist. Help him lind thernl Massachuietta, Rhotfe Island u d CoanecUat: •liiMiiinitali iilHln— Mk«a Infection remained the key concern, WASHINGTON (UPI) - President enunce of showers Monday. Fair Tuesday and although Peterson said at a midday Wednesday. Higha in tipper 90a to 60s a Monday, 80s a Reagan’s refusal to give Congress access tT.mdl briefing that Clark had a normal inihOT«l cm 4 to subpoenaed documents on toxic waste ’Diesday u d 40s on Wednesday. Lows in the 40s to low temperature and no sign of infection so 90s Monday, upper 90s to 40s m ’Rieaday and in the up­ cleanups is obstructive and "smacks of far. 4 Watergate," members of a House energy per 20s to 90s a Wednesday. . subcommittee said Friday. Vermont: Showers Monday, th a dry fair weather Rep, Ron Wyden, D-Ore., said Psychologist cites Tuesday and Wednesday. Higha mainly hi the 40s. Lows Reagan’s claim of executive priviiege in in the 20s and 30s. ordering the Environmentai Protection prayer abuse Maine, New Hampehlre; Mild with showers likely Vkiio dompul^r System System Agency not to turn over the information Monday. T h a turning a ld e r with clearing l U a "will probably go down in the voodoo hall OKLAHOMA CTTY (UPI) - A clinical Tuesday and fair Wednodoy. Lows In the 40s to low 90s psychologist testified Friday that four Monday morning dropping into the teena and 90s by e u r t e a of fame. They are just garden variety UPI photo l e t BRKy InBbdlBition, doaa hot documents.” children who refused to attend alleged Wednesday morning, ffighs in the OOt and low 60s Mon­ N b a ...... t i M / 1 2 hand conlrt^a, Subcommittee chairman John Dingeli, prayer sessions at an Oklahoma public day ea tin g to the upper 30a and 30a by Wednenday. BffiOt viewing. Comas itoiMifa .. ..$2St Or else ... school suffered emotional damage r’" with paddia & ioystfe D-Mich., said, “ It is all too obvious that ..itac‘ this administration is obstructing an im­ ‘ Although hot a commandment, the message Is clear to motorists out­ because of abuse from their classmates. National forecast Hast ‘C o m b a t’ gam e "The children are experiencing oinwilfBi €<«aaa portant congressional investigation.” side the Trinity Luthern Church in Milford: this Is the way out. V OBfldckiaforGhattanglng, "This smacks of Watergate. I don’t emotional disturbance because of what’s By Udted Pren International UtUa Hock r *128 (^N ^ngL aa Vaipa like it one bit,” Rep. W.J. "Billy” going on,” said Dr. R. Vernon Ehilow, an City a Peat HI Lo Pep Loa Aniaea e Our Orig.* 14S.7S Albuquerque c 41 W .... LoulavUia pC ni-n e t w o r k fH^arandltocfc Tauzin, D-La., told Robert Perry, EPA’s Oklahoma City psychologist. Anehorise o .... Mamnhla r g p i t o 4 S N 0 general counsel, during a public hearing N-plant won’t Device to check “They feel like they are being AihertUe cy ■ ■ A kS uU Bach pc by M A TTEL - of the House subcommittee on oversight persecuted for what’s going on,” he said. Atlanta pe ■ m .... Milwaukee r HESATE inspect all rods axles tested BUUnn w M a JO HInaaapolla pe for ATARI l e e e a t a r i c a l e n d a r and investigations. ’The children's parents, Joann Bell and Btimushain C» a a .... Naahviue cy Dingeli has subpoenaed EPA Lucille McCord, filed suit in May 1981 BoaUn pc a 44 .... New (Mens t j PLUS WORTH OP COUPONS WISCASSET, Maine (UPI) — The HARTFORD (UPI) — An electronic Brwmvll TX.cy a a .... New Yoak_pe documents concerning cieanup against the Little Axe Independent BuKaln pc a a .... nuahem r erom ATARI w ith you r purchaso^t "® **^ °*“ iel09To36.4O operations of hazardous waste sites in Maine Yankee nuclear power plant won’t device is being tested that could School District to halt religious practices Chrtatn S.C. p a a .... OnoakS pe have to inspect ail the tubes in its steam eliminate the need for time consuming allegedly sanctioned by the school. Charm N.C. c a a a PUledslpUa pe 16.88 Tar Creek, Okla., Stringfeilow Acid Pits, ChIcaiD r 71 a 4J4 Pim—lw e ‘ Intermediate marfcdotwns taken. fSee clerk for detalie. Store aiock only bn ell gaine cartridges. Sorry, no ratnchecks. Calif., and Berlin and Farro, Mich. generator before it restarts next week manual inspections of problem axles on The federal court suit also seeks to Cleveland cy a a .... Ptttalntili 9C He said the panel is investigating despite 12 tubes that were found to be New Haven line commuter trains, the overturn a 1980 Oklahoma statute that Columbua r B a a Portlsad I f T cy EACH defective, plant officials said Friday, state’s transportation chief said Friday. Dallaa cy 71 a JO Petnand Ore, r "specific ailegations of misconduct and allows voluntary prayer in public Denver c Providaoca pe SAVINGS ON CARTRIDGES FOR HOME VIDEO GAMES! unethicai behavior by agency officials” “ ’There’s nothing unusual about that,” Transportation Commissioner J. schools. Dea Moinea cy Rtchniflad cy Our OrIg.* 27.70 said Don Vigue, a Maine Yankee William Bums said the device reads the Detroit cy t t . Undt r and believes information relevant to the Little Axe school officials contend they Duluth cy Salt Laka O tyr charges "is contained in the withheld spokesman, referring to the NRC’s deci­ temperature of the axle, which must be. are not sanctioning religious activities, El Paao c San Antonio cy sion not to require inspection of all the replaced because of two incidents In the but protecting the r i^ t of religious Hartford pc San Dtafo c R l l Y anv 2 M-Network Cartridges documents.” Homlulu cy San Prancac pc MBSU COMMAND D tubes. "During our inspection we dis­ last six months in which wheels fell off choice as guaranteed by the Fir$t IndlanapoUa cy SactOc r ® g e t one FREE from Matte ..... D€F€ND€R flST€nOH>5 covered the tubes in the steam generator moving trains. Amendment. Jackaon Mlaa. S,„. deW.K -ln,e.med,ate ma,^do«ns laW n had to be taken out of service. There The device couid be used as trains are JackaonviUe c Four share Kanaaa City r i , m were 12 that we plugged.” about to stop at stations and, if Three charged Laa Vofaa c. WlddU cy $11 million lottery successful, would eliminate the need for the manual axle inspections In Norwalk In slaying TRENTON, N.J. (UPI) - The four Hart: Not liberal and New Rochelle, N.Y. >Sf winners in New Jersey’s $11 million Half the trains are owned by Connec­ MIAMI (UPI) — Three men were “ Pick-6” Lotto drawing, largest jackpot CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) — Sen. Gary ticut and half by New York’s charged with murder and held without L ottery E ever won in a state lottery, came Hart, D-Colo., on his first trip to New Metropolitan Transportation Authority. bond Friday for killing a member of the forward Friday to claim their prizes. Hampshire as a possible presidential President’s Task Force on South Fknlda Lottery Director Hazei Gluck iden­ candidate, rejected suggestions Friday Incinerator down in a tense drug bust that exploded into a tified the four winners, all New Jersey S S 'S I 25.70 that he is too iiberal to attract broad sup­ HARTFORD (UPI) - High levels of wild shootout. ■/ »•«..21.70 ' Numbers drawn in New New Hampshire daily: residents, as Olga Roccosanto of port in 1984. benzene detected in emissions from the Six other men were charged with traf­ ■ . ■ ..Hj England Friday: 3047. Millbum, Mr. and Mrs. George Row- Hart said his two-day trip to the first in Roytype Division plant in Newington ficking in cocaine in the dral Thursday, (^nnecticut doily: 471. Rhode lalanddoily: 0083. botham of Iselin, Mr. and Mrs. Pasquale the nation primary state heiped him prompted the state Friday to prohibit at which also resulted in the wounding of a Maine daily: 851. Vermont daily: 190. DeSimone of Whippany and Solomon gauge support he may have in two years, least temporarily the use, of an in­ second agent, who was listed in critical Bryant Jr. of Newark. but he said it garnered no financial com­ cinerator at the faciiity. condition at a hospital Friday. C Each of the four will receive $2,785,473 mitments or major endorsements. Environmental Protection Com­ Killed was Ariel Rios, 28, of Hartford, BARNSTORIVtlNG in installmertfs oyer 20 years. He said he’il announce this month or missioner Stanley J. Pac said the com ­ Conn., a four-year veteran of the bureau from More than 7.6 rAillion tickets— greater early next year whether he’ll run but pany would be unable to operate the in­ of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, who than the population of New Jersey — said, “ I don’t have a timetable.” His cinerator until the state and Roytype died after being shot in the face during a for ATARI were sold for the Thursday night aide. Bill Shore, said Hart will return to were able to negotiate a consent order on gun battle at a motel in Miami’s "Little Almanac drawing. New Hampshire by late January, the situation. Havana” section. In addition to the jackpot winners, 917 Asked what chance a liberal Democrat Pac said the' Department of En­ Also wound«i in the gun fight with s ^ l people picked five o f the six winning has in 1984— especially in a conservative vironmental protection decided not to suspected drug dealers was fellow under­ numbers and earned $627 each, and 34,- Republican state like New Hampshire — issue an operating permit to the Royal cover agent Alex D’Atii, 36, a IS-year 24.70 Today is Saturday, Dec. 4, the saoth day of 1002 with 37 405 selected four of the six winning Hart said, “ I think you can go back to Business Machines division after high ATF veteran. He was assi^ed to the to follow. numbers and won $44 each. previous primaries and challenge the levels of benzene were measured recent­ south Florida task force shortly after It The moon ia moving toward Ita laat tpiarter. EACH The winning numbers were: 03, 05, 12, assumptions of who does weli in ly in tests of emissions from the was formed in March and Rios arrived in The morning stars are Saturn and Jqilter. 17, 18, 25. primaries,” Newington plant. south Florida in July. The evening stars are Mercury, Vomis and Mars. Our Reg. 29.70 those bom on this date are t m t o the sign o f Sagit­ tarius. ' Actress-singer Lillian Rnnell w u bora Dec. 4,1801. On thli date In history: Peopletalk In 1043, President Franklin D. Roosevelt ordered Cute and Cuddly liquidation o f the WPA, created in 1829 in the dqiths of ‘Pet’ the Depression to provide work for the unanplqred. Raccoons gallery, 145-foot waterslide, monorail, ice-skating In UHl, India joined East Pakistan In its war with Robbins rink, theater, private mosque and quarters for 14 West Pakistan, west Pakistan subseouentty lost and •9” size servants. East Pakistan became the Republic of Banmadeih. Country music star Marty Robbins, who un­ In 1074, a chartered airliner carrying M2 Indonesian 2 . 9 7 derwent an eight-hour operation to repair four Moslems on a pilgrimage to Mecca and nine crew •12” tin major arteries leading to his heart, is expected to All that jazz members crashed and burned near Colombo, Sri Luka, recover but his activities may be restricted, doc­ killing all aboard. ' 4 . 2 7 tors said Friday. First Lady Nancy Reagan acts as host for a jazz concert to be taped at the White House tonight for In 1091, the U.S. govermneht unounced it had •16’* t in nsb>- \ i Robbins, 57, a member of the Country Music evidence Libya had sa t trained “hit 0qnadt“ to the Association Hall of Fame, star of the Grand Ole later airing on public television. Master of ceremonies is concert violinist lu hak United StatM to kill President Reaipui and other U.8. 6 . 4 7 Opry and a sometimes stock car driver, was ia d ers. stricken Thursday afternton in Nashville, Tenn., Perlman, and participants include Dizoy Gillespie, Sian Getz and Chick Corea, plus up-and-comIng with his third heart attacl^ and underwent surgery A thought for the day: First A m e rica P resid at singer Diane Schuur and trumpeter Jon Faddis. shortly afterward. ■' George Washingta said, “There c u be no grata The concert in the East Room of the WUte House Lamar Jackson, spokesman for 'St. 'Thomas error thu to eqwet v r otlculate iqmn favors from u - — a room Mrs. Reagan has called "a concert hall 30” Jumbo Gift Hospital, said Robbins had a .“ stable” night. He tia to natla.” said he awoke about 4 a.m. and communicat«l with for the whole nation” — will be telecast Dec. 22 on W r a | i jn 4 the nurses at his bedside 1^ nodding his head and PBS as the second program of the 1982-3 season of or ‘E.T.’ Thamas squeezing their hands. "In Performance at the White House.” The veteran singer, whose hit song "E l Paso” is 2 . 9 7 the best known of bis 18 No. 1 r e c o ^ , suffered a jflanrlrrBtrr Herald hs.r#taM«kM,:pliit heart attack in 1969 and underwent triple heart bypass surgery in 1970. In mother’s shoes Rlehard M. Diamond. PuMMitr Thursday's operation repaired the original three Kay Stewart took over the job of circuit court Thomas J.'Yfoopor, Oarisral MahiBar grafts and performed a fourth bypass. clerk in Middleboume, W.Va., Friday, succeeding Doctors, said the entertainer probably would be her recently deceased mother, who held the job for J8P8 3S7-600 VOL CU. No. 68 released from the hospital in about two weeks. 3" ‘E.T.’ DacorBtlwa 19 years. Mrs. Stewart’s husband was circuit clerk ^MMdollycaeepiatMday SiiaeiWiS esRWr rMe era m from 1956 until his death in 1963. CoHactabl* "I was practically raised in the courthouse,” end oufluki helldays by ttic ll.io w e ik ly , M .lt .le r o m fiotln Ornament Stripped "2 jm .618Je»Df three mootia, Mrs. Stewart, 39, aaid. "I ’ve been around it since I Bralnard P lm , Maiwhector, 93070 tar Mi nwnsie oiM 011.40 More problems for Sheik Mohammed al-Fosei. was 4 years old. I imow I’ll never be able to fill my Conn. OS040. ieeOnd elace tar one year. Mas roiaa are 2 . 7 6 8 ^ mother’s shoes, but I will continue in the family at Manehaowr. ouaSMtaeeleodiA. An attorney for the Saudi Arabian millionaire, 8INQER MARTY ROBBINS Com. POaTMAOrsn Sond a«> - ' ’ Thom o* Yhomoa Sr., says burglars broke into al- tradition to the best of my aUlity.” | . • undwgoM hMrt suroBiy Mrs. Stewart’s brother. Gory WIek, is a state' Fassi’s Star Island, Fla., mansion this week and & yeers to cornel made off with marble slabs and even the gold plum­ police officer, daughter Belinda, 18, hopes to be a court reporter, and son Kevin, 19, w < ^ like to told an Invervlewer DO the occasloo of UmNfesdnlsd bing. become a conservation officer,- Sunday concert appaeranoe in New Yoffc, Us first l i e waterfront mansion has been empty since the in the city In 20 years. sheik suddenly departed for Saudi Arabia Oct. 31 once hour* art aaoojn. to sao The 72-yeaMM fUk singer, a national insUtntloo Tjta MoiMhaeHr NarMS to a. 3 WAYS TO CHARGE^ with his third wife and four children, leaving behind Encore since the IftOs, is expected to include "Bine Tall P«**wy lubtcnbwtaUnaaPrwaWtar- $2.1 million in liens against bis estate filed by con­ Fly” and other ditties he said he’s bean practicing y o uid bamo a by I p.m. Mon- nosenel nac« iirutati ood to a MANCHESTER VERNON tractors who say they have not been paid. The es­ is not to wow (an audience); my d^f tiraugb moty snd.^ 7 u ntamber ol Sw Aod* * ifieu el 1146 Tolland Turnpike TrI-City Shopping Canter in the hopes that “in five years IH hove it just tjn . Satardey. Orn^dSona tate is to include a pair of bowling alleys, shooting I Is to touch their hearts If I can,” Buri Ives right.” STORE HpURS; DAILY 10 AM to 10 PM » SAT. 9 AM to 10 PM « SUN. 10 AM to 6 PM « PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., DEC. 11 >^vVy ^jii><»ii

t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat , Dec. 4. 1982 MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. Dec. 4, 1982 -^^.3 Babysitter admits killing GENERAL OIL MANCHESTER HEATING OIL three children QUALITY SERVICE 6463322 PERRY, FUi. (UPI) — A l»-year-old baby sitter S‘ '.h F i DON r o a d • MANCHESTER. CONN BAU568-i~ pleaded guilty Friday to strangling three of the five children who died in her care — apparently because HAS ITI their crying upset her ^ and was given three life sentences. CMUFRinnOBODY 1. , After Christine Falling’s second court appearance, ROUTRM TALCOTTVILLE.CT. prosecutors played a tape-recorded confession in which she admitted she strangled all five children. She also is 191 suspected of killing an 24 HR. TOWING MAIN ST. elderly man who was in 8 4 3 4 X 1 1 6 FEATURING THIS WEEK ... MANCHESTER her care. •COMPLSTS COtUSIQN MPAIR 643-1900 Asked about the death •rOMION AND AMINICAN CAM of 10-week-old Travis Since 1947 DeWayne Coleman, she Art Cunliffe, Ffop. said in a deep, BiRGY SAVM^ emotionless voice that Painting Co. AWMKS “ He was asleep. I got the MA K ITTORM PRME urge that I just wanted to yK vS REPIAGEMENT & kill him, so I went ahead IlDOORS WIDOWS CANOPESI and choked him (o death m—Q and I called the am­ ■ 4?WWIP ■ YANKEE ALUMINUM SERVICES bulance.” 109 CENTER STREET Glass A Screan Repairs Under a plea MANCHESTER 643-6922 bargaining arrangement. Hardware A Accessories State Attorney Jerry e 6HA6PENINQ e KUIBER STAMPS VINYL 049.1106 Blair said Miss Falling, e LOCKSMITHING 70S Muin 8t. Manehwtui, CL | who is 5-feet-7 and weighs e pusTic siaa EWsaAviaa UPl photo 173 pounds, w ill not be prosecuted for the deaths PUBLISHER, UNION OFFICIAL SHAKE ON AGREEMENT WE SERVICE AND INSTAU INOUSTRIAl AND COMMERCIAL of two of the children, HOUSE WkSHUK 4 . . . Rupert Murdoch (left), Chuck Jennings of Teamsters Joseph Spring, 2, and Jef­ AIR CONDITIONING - REFRIGERATION High ProBBurD Pow«r frey Michael Davis, 4, Christine Falling HEATIN6 and SHEET METAL both of Lakeland, nor the Washing Of Vinyl, death of Wilbur G. Swindle, 77, of Perry. Aluminum And Wood 1 Ith-hour agreement saves All died in her care over a 2>A-year period. New England Mechanical Services, Inc. Sided Homaa. Miss Falling, who initially contended the deaths were a “ weird coincidence,” appeared Friday morning in a 166 TUNNEL RD. MAK Painting Company has been es­ hour emergency service for serious leaks. MAK Painting pink dress before Circuit Judge Larry A. Bodlford in VERNON, CT. 06066 Blountstown and pleaded guilty to the murders of tablished in Manchester since 1976. In that As far as interior painting work is con­ 6 4 3 - 3 6 5 9 Boston Herald American 8 7 1 -11 1 1 Caissidy “ M uffin" Johnson, 2, and the Coleman child, time our name has become synonymous with cerned, we know how to make a job lool^ts both of Blountstown. excellent quality work at an affordable price. eoiiions together. best and last the longest possible time. This "S e rv in g M Custom dropwry • wovwn woods • mlni-bllnds • bodsproods in central Jutland, dumped into nearby Omso Lake project to widen and make im­ demolition of 100 homes and in­ • 4 « - 7 S la provements to Interstate 91 in the dicated the state would face “ a cost­ project is complete. Ot'EH SO YEARS EXPERIENCE • vortical blinds • swogs/cornicos • shodos in the closing days of World War II. Eep6ft dtecoraling odvicD. ol yOur conv6ni«nct with r>o obligation. northern part of the state. ly, time-consuming lawsuit” if it The federal government is |$1 BiaSELL ST. MANCHESTah The Danish Resistance Museum became in­ •MIRRORS aSHOWER DOORS (STpRE FRONTS Appointmontt doy«' evenings, w6*liendt.. terested three weeks ago when two naval divers, The bond commission, working didn’t accept the alternative expected to pay $3(W million of the •SAFETY GLASS •BATHTUB ENCLOSURES •ETC $426.7 million estimated cost for the searching since June 3 in their spare time, said they quickly down an agenda of nearly 60 proposal. had found waterproof ammunition boxes at the bot­ items, also approved funds to pay State Transportation Com­ project. the state’s share of construction missioner J. William Bums ad­ In other actiqn, the bond commis­ a J. B. ELECTRONICS tom of the lake. costs for an interstate link between mitted there was some opposition sion authorized $1.78 million, which H^RMitHalr FAMOUS BRAND STEREO • MUSIC AMPS e TV The boxes are believed to contain archive Style. PiAZp^SgE^^^ SALES AND SERVICE material, uniforms and weapons dumped in 30 feet Interstate 84 in Southington and 1-91 and a possibility of legal action to will be lumped with $175,000 already TELEVISION - APPLIANCES of water before the German forces surrendered in in Meriden. block the project, which would in­ allocated to make up the state’s The Right Hair M AM liKSTKR sen The request for bonding fluids to volve addition of new lanes and share of the $19.59 niillion cost of Products. 1945 — but no one knows for sure. lasAAAmtT.i I '. ■. ’“fl. * 1 CZI m 1 “ We expect to find a wealth of interesting pay for final design work on the iitir other work. completing Interstate 691. Right Here CAU 647-1167 For Your # _ — o o o NONE MPROnNEKT material giving us a day-to-day picture of the provement of 1-91 between HartforU' But Bums said he believed the The first phase of the project in­ operations of the German troops in Denmark,” said and the Massachusetts border was vast majority of people who live cludes extending what was previous­ a museum official. approved without discussion, near 1-91 or use the highway favored ly known as part of Route 06 and en- ,)ACK BERTRAND 643-1262 despite a request that the commis­ the work. ding now at the Meriden- 649-3589 But the divers' attempts to locate the material ENERGY SOURCES TV Silt lo Stio I Shu ■ I have been marred by two incidents which the sion reject the plan. “ It is at times right now A slow Southington town line to the vicinity Charlotte Kltowski, coordinator of museum said seem to show that the material is moving parking lot,” he said o f the of Route 10 in Cheshire. Solar Energy la Fraa and Abundant! Right Specialiajnf In W inea more comprehensive and compromising than first the Connecticut ’Transportation highway, which is among the state’s Constmction is scheduled to begin now Unol# Sam will help you Invaat In Soliv OLCOTT PACKA6E STORE Coalition, wrote the commission worst in terms of congMtion during next year on the second phase of the r s f ? imagined. equIpnwnU Chock with Iha IRS 1-600-648- urging that the $426.7 million project msh-hour periods. project, which would complete the M E R C U R Y AGEN('!i 654 C E N TE R 8 T . M A N C H E S TER , C T . be scrapped in favor of an alter­ Bums said the design work for highway to 1-84 in Southington. 8000 on Solar Tax Crodita, and thiMi caN Pina Shopping Plaza DISCOUNT LIQUOR STORE Coventry budget suit continues PlHNIO 646-2766 One ot M«iehwtW» L«BWt NO SERVICE CHAROE ' Stock. Our Votunm Sww You Monoy. IOC. Ol Sp«:t«l». MaiMr Charge •nd VItt Accoptod w lr HP- Afr sfti Tolo-CfMck... I fsr • HriMs • MrURBS • SisMisMps h n « l Clota Cinn I* ti MMte 4 m iK h D itir Teacher firings seen if budget overturned 8271 Cwtooi Kttdien Center MINI I -M AN P R I^ T1 ^ (; who was hired by the council'to show 4tj cniw IT.. uusousns sus- it t t By Richard Cody Kelly, who rebuked McGee Thursday group o f reaidhnts maintained that the Kitchen A Bathroom RamodaUng P ^ ap m rm * ee ^ — — — — ------— ------— _ _ _ _ _ — — Herald Reporter that the annual budget cannot be sent to for asking Town Manager Oiarles F. charter doesn’t allow the annual town We have something a referendum, called Elman to the stand McCarthy what town services might meeting to go to referendum. Kelly ruled (XMnni FomM $ GOTYM $fm a ; VERNON — The Coventry school to try to prove that the town would be have to be cut, agreed that fa m finan­ against that groiqi last year. T h ^ con- Visit Our Showruom A t for your car LOW COST FRINTIN8 -superintendent testified Friday after- thrown into “ chaos” if the taxpayers WHILE YOU WAIT (PHOTO RSADY) cing may stand to be disruptiMl. tentlon is similar to ones McGee has 26 Olcott Street tfimtt esM • niiMn • ssm nsM ■ noon that he might recommend a drastic group’s claims are upheld by Judge been making, and K elly has .indicated that you don’t have But be said testimony showing exactly , cut in sU ff if the current town budget is Eugene T. Kelly. that he hasn’t changed his mind yet. Mon. - Sat 9 - 6:30 top o f research and d evelop m en t in the field ot guid that’s a big advantage We hove created one of the most respected, •SEE US FOR ENGRAyED NAME PLATES ’ declared Illegal. B u t Kelly, as in Thursday’s what m ljht be cut to abeorb the budget Earlier in the afternoon, Kelly refused Thurt. till 0 PM dependable ^and most complete optical visual care. We have patterns for over 3,000 •TRY OUR NEW S4I BMW CtnOR Dr. Arnold E. Elman, a defense proceedings, consistently challenged reduction is pure conjecture. “ I don’t to allow testimony from defense witness laboratories and,, visual care centers in different stopes of frames, plus over 1,500 witness, said he would “ strongly con­ M cGee's efforts in this vein, calling such mind his testifying,” KeUy said, "as long g o p T Donald W. Goodrich, a consultant with Connecticut. For many years our motto was eyeglass fra m e s on display, hard and s o ft con­ sider terminating staff” if his school testimony “ speculation” and “ conjec­ as yon understand it Is purely 6 4 9 - 7 8 4 4 CLOTH the Connecticut Public Expenditures ‘T f It’s Made of GUtos We’ll Grind It.” With tact lenses, sunglasses galore, plus hearing I budget is reduced by $200,(X)0 as a result ture.” He implied that such testimcmy speciilative as to what would be cut.” Council. ' AND the advent oL plastlp lenses It becaine, aids. Optical Style Bar has two convenient •Cof the town budget’s being raled Illegal. wouldn’t bear on his decision. McGee had called on Goodrich to ask * i M a i 9 r u i m tC IE H C E l' ogjpiiMn to O in ^ euT ’inono to include location s to s erv e y o u : 763 M ain S treet and 191 OSTRINSKY, INC. McGee also brought forth witnesses I 'D r. EHman did not give the size'o f the "E x p la in how the Board of his opinion about the charter-state MAOa TO MDaa UUMB AaaORTMBIIT OF Main Street, both in Manchester. Between the 643-587f ^43 S73S who said that people who voted against plastic.'we fully intend to incordbrate our 731 PARKERST MANCHESTER staff cut, but implied it would have to be EMucation’s budget would be affected by statute relatlonslilp. Ih e attorney began arocK OTAMaa TO egtacT FROM I WITH THIS two stores, one store is always at your service budgets at refm ^um s didn’t all want laboratory to accommodate addinonal lens large. a reduction o f the town budget,” K elly asking Goodrich if he thought tha Coven­ ENDUIVIIIt I COUPON > six days a week. the budget cut. 'k materials as they are developed. We stay on Later in the day, trial in the lawsuit said to McGee. “ Is there any statute (or try charter conflicted with state statute '$.1.00 OFF - ONI TOUCH CAR WAOH brought against the Town Council on the charter provision) that says which por­ The witnesses, school board member and therefore doesn’t allow a referen­ CALL US FIRST! •01.00 OFF - HOT OR TOTAL TOUCH Qiventry Taxpayers Association was tion of the Board of Education’s bu^et Suzaiine Johnson and council member dum — which is McGee’s contention — ★ RIAQNETICOMMS - TWO MANCHESTER LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU - 50 F T . TRUCK SCALE - recMsed amid final arguments by the at- should be cut? H ie answer is no.” but plaintiff attomay Peter Zarella FULL isAawrne on w MOUMO awLBa Betsy Paterson, said some people voted • ■ OFFER VALID THRU 12/10/82 L lC F _ N S E D PUBLIC WEIGHTS 5. tomeys. The taxpayers group wants the McGee then objected, saying his intent objected and K elly striped in. against budgets at referendums in k RUOimtOeARDt I ORNTLB TOUCH CAR WAOH DEALERS IN IRON, METALS. PAPtW. 1982-88 budget declared illegal because It is to show that the town would be banned '^Isn’t-that yrhat the trial to all abont?" LAaoa aauoTioN OF ma amaai, Loooa a aoaoeaa previous years because they thought the ! 344 Broed St N«xt to Hsnohaater Parkade 763 Main St. and 191 Main St. wasn’t sent to a ballot vote. The trial is if forced to revert to last year’s budget budget was too low. K elly askhd McGee. “ I ’d be perfectly, to resume Monday at 2 p.m. in Tolland because of a decision against the town. willing to abdicate and let (Goodrich) UMCKflEINMERnilMPS County Superior rm trt. He said that move would mean an Mrs. Johnson was a plaintiff In the deride the trial,” Kelly said. Kelly PrtmUng—Engraelng Special town attorney Palmer McGee. overall $500,000 to $600,000 reducUon. form w budget suit in which she and a sustained the objection. "irmiiiii ft - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., Dec. 4, 1962 MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., Dec. 4, 1982 - 7 Richard M. Diamond, Publlahar Dan FItta, Editor A Herald review OPINION Alex Qlrelll, City Editor Saturday TV

A sensitive Jane ForMto, Lily TomNn, DoNy diabokcal plot by har paranoiac 7:00A.M. Parton. 1981. RatadPG. brother and oum to hava her daciarad inaana. Jonotta Scon, CD d ) - CapMn Kangsrao - BiMoshaad RovMtad 0 Olivar Rood. Ua n a Broueaa. (E - WoHd Tomorrow Charfas is commissioned to 1963 QD - My Tliioo nono paim the house before h is de­ 'Elephant Man' Saturday molished, and after an uneasy 0 - B i g Story Q D -N o v n Jack reunion with Celia in Naw York, 0 0 - Soturdoy Night Uvo (9 ) - MosWo OofMo he returns to England, meeting JuUa on board ship. (60 min.) 0 - At tho Movlot Reagan probably won't be re-elected Anderson ( 9 - ESPN's Sportstenm B y Lisa Zowada 0 - MOVIE: 'Soma Gills Do' 11:45 P.M. W ashington O - USA Prasoms Special to the Herald 0 - Nows/Sporta/Wsathar 0 - MOVIE: Tho Ho«vBt«g' A O-NoProeromo young joumoHn aaoking lehige presidential advisers and was tion of Reagan’s attitude on un­ Msrry-Go-Round 0 0 - DHriant Strokos Mr. WASHINGTON - There was The current production by the Manchester Communi­ — V*inR ram lW T on ow from tha d ty finds terror et a shot down only after the public employment. Deborah Kerr stars as the Drummond comsf to blowa CeWomia retreat. Dee WaBece. Q ) - Nowo/nporta/Woothor with the new apartment mana­ never any chance that the ty College Theater Wing, Bernard Pomerance’s absor- long-suffering nurse Miss Pllm- Patrick Macnae, Dannie Dugan. response made it plain that it 0 - Joimny Quost ger. (Ctoaed Captioned) preposterous notion of taxing un­ What all this suggests is that 4)lng, deeply moving play ‘"The Elephant Man,” is soll In the "Hallmark Hall of 1981. Rated R. Jack Germond was political madness. 0 - API Showcass O > MOVIE: 'Everything You employment benefits would skillfully staged and sensitively directkl and aetto. Fame" production of W im ESS And the plan to grant tax- everyone may be overestimatiiig Alwaya Wanted to Know 12:00 A.M. Director Betty Spalla, cast and crew have carried off 0 - Mne Around tfw World FOR TH l PROSCCUnON. The become reality. But it was and Reagan’s strengths as a potential About Bax' A farcical adapta­ E - U n d e Floyd exempt status to "segregation the major burden of a play in which so much is left un­ 0 - FaMi for Today Agatha Christie classic will air on tion of tha manual by Dr. Reu­ significant, nonetheless, that candidate for re-election in 1964 E - Chemplooehip Wraadiog academics’ ’ — that is, schools said. 0-Momlnolown CBS, Saturday, Dec. 4. ben. W oody Allen. Louise such a loony idea reached Presi­ Jules Witcover Trouble Laaaer. Lou Jacobi. Rated R. 0 - ESPN SportsCantar that discriminate against blacks — despite his winning manner The success goes deeper than the director’s inter­ 7:30 A.M. CHECK USTINQS FOR EXACT TIME dent Reagan's desk and was 0 - Toda Una Vida 0 - Nawa/Sportt/Waathar Syndicated columnists is one even Reagan himself and fonnidable skills as a cam­ pretation of the material; it’s in the cues that help draw d)-P<>poyo laughed into oblivion only after it 0 - MOVIE: Th# Bordar' A 0 - El Show do R. Barral defended after it was advanced paigner. the audience into the material. One m ay think of, in ( E - O o t Smart nrian wages war againat corrupt 0 - MOVIE: 'High Country' surfaced'from the White House. for Latin border guards who manipuiate by the Justice Department with comparison, Peter Shaffer’s “ Elquus,t’ which stores CE - Showing Yoora A story of young love arvl re­ The incident illustrated a con­ And the reason is that political with the “ Elephant Man” the theme of loss of vitality (9 ) - PM ( Panthor Show the lives of Mexican invnigranta. bellion is set against the Can­ the support of some of his top ad­ Jack Nicholson. Valerie Perrine. adian Rockies. Timothy Bot­ tinuing and serious problem for handicappers may be putting too but which delivers the theme to us in exquisite pieces of ® - CFL from ths S5 Yard Warren Oatea. 1982. toms. Linda Purl. using the number of columns of Agriculture Department came up visers. President Reagan. much emphasis on his perfor­ refugees dialogue. 0 - NHL Hockoy: Boaton at 0 - MOVIE: 'ChwBo Chan at “ help wanted” ads in the Sunday with the idea of saving money on rTrok Cartoon Montreal Music mixes with On the one hand, he is clearly IN THIS latest case, despite mance in 1980, when Reagan had ‘ "The Elephant Man” already has a built-in tug — 9 - Oissaconipulog the Opera' murder and the famed Charlie surrounded by advisers without newspapers to suggest — as the the school lunch program ' by the protestations by Eld Meese because he is so hideous-looking, any tim e the Elephant ® ' (B) - Together in Concert: a ciean siate and was running Tax Banaka and Orchestra Chan is called in to solve the an ounce of political savvy. president himseP has done on counting ketchup asja vegetable. that the whole thing came from WASHINGTON - President Man encounters another we sense the horror, pity and mystery. Warner Oland. Helen against a remarkabiy unpopular 0 - MOVIE: Toss' A young more than one occasion — that And it may have been the case Reagan is scheduled to visit Hon­ * sadness felt by both sides. But elsewhere it is up to the 8:30 P.M. W ood. 1936 On the other, Reagan himself some low-level “ working group,’ ’ incumbent. woman findi hartaH abandonad director and actors to Inform us. 0 - MOVIE: 'Mirada On ® - MOVIE: 'Sudden Terror' seems to be such a passive ad­ there are plenty of jobs out there a few months ago when someone the fact is that the idea was in­ duras today. One subject he might by bar naw husband and In tha program looka at the birth of Chancellarv’ by Gertiard Boldt. ® - Nature One particularly fine scene is when Merrick, the handt of har unacrupuloui twtn door fawns and the emerg* Alec Guinness, Simon Ward, 34th Street' An old man. who A n 11-year-old daydreamar liv­ ministrator that their dingbat for people who want to work. in the Labor Department floated cluded in a set of options The situation today is quite raise with Honduran Fh'esident f f } - N e w a professes to be the real Santa ing on a Mediterranean island Elephant Man, played by Robert T. Donnelly, meets the cousin. Natasala Kinski, Pat a. enca of wolf pupa. Adolfo Cali, Diane Cilento, Eric proposals reach the public with —sjh e implication is that the 10.4 the idea of easing the child labor different. After two years in of­ Roberto Suazo Cordove is the plight Firth, Laigh Lawson. 1980. Porter. •*. 1973. & - To Ba Announcod Claua, brings a new meaning to witnesses a political aasasina- developed by one of those cabinet 'actress Mrs. Kendal, played by Julie Murtto. Mrs. Ken- 'l l :00 A.M. Christmas to all those vrho en­ tion. but can't convince hia fa­ RatadPG. - MOVIE: Crooka and at least the appearance of official per^nt national unemployment laws. fice, Reagan has alienated one of Salvadoran refugees and the 0 - Hso H aw 0 counter him. Sebastian Cabot, mily he's telling the truth. Mark councils Reagan says should be cdal has been prepared for the introduction by some QD 0 - Scooby. Scrappy. Coronats' An intemationai gang But these ideas don’t come 0 - Princo and ths Poupar 0 - Nowsmakora Jane Alexander. David Hartman. Lester, Lionel Jeffries, Susan imprimatur. ratf can be blamed at least in taken seriously and then sent to constituency after another — United Nations workers who are Yabba-Doo/Puppy Show sets out to puli off some fancy ..photographs of Merrick, but when she walks into his 0 - Carrascolandaa 1973. George. 1971 part on the unemployed only from faceless bureaucrats blacks, organized labor, working trying to protect them. CE - All Star Wrostling 0 - Wild Kingdom robberies at some stately British the president for serious, con­ room and sees his monstrous head from The side she 0 - Jotaons (S i ® - Silver Spoons Ricky BEYOND THAT, it is also insulated from the real world of 0 - Future Sport 0 - MOVIE: 'Marco' This is mansions. Telly Sevalaa, W ar­ 12:30 A.M. themselves. sideration. women, to name the most ob­ The refugees and the U.N. reels back. ren Oates. Cesar Romero. 1969 is convinced that Na father's crystal clear that ideas such as 8:00 A.M. Marco Polo's journeys through CD - All In the Family The White House likes to pass politics. The administration’s vious. workers are caught between two Merrick will not look at her as they begin talking. O - Inaida the NFL Lon Daw­ China set to music. Desi Amaz secretary has fallen in love with 4 CS QD - Spaod Buggy ' son and Nick Buoniconti analyze 4:15 P.M. him. - Beet Of The Midnight this one boil up from advisers off these political gaffes as the 1981 plan for cutting Social And the idea was, in effect, '"Then she offers him some books she has brought Jr. Zero Mostel, Jack Weston. (3D military forces — the Salvadoran ar­ tNa weak's NFL action and k ^ k 0 -W o a k 'In Raviaw Special who believe they are reflecting defended by the president’s And with just such proposals as CE- B u a w M d a 1973. 9:00 P.M. aberrational acts of bureaucrats Security benefits, for instance, my, which is fighting a seesaw civil because she has heard he loves to read. Merrick sits ahaad to naxt week's games. (9 - NCAA : UCLA CD 0 - Supsr Friands (@ - Focus on Society 4:30 P.M. - MOVIE: 'Witnana the thinking of the president. who aren't plugged into the White had the backing of a Cabinet spokesman, deputy press the tax on unemployment silently for a moment as Mrs. Kendal stands holding the & ~ NFL Waek In Raviaw (E (£ at Notre Dame war against leftist guerrillas in the CE - Christophar Cloaa-Up 0 - Chriatlan Chlldran'a For The Prosecution' A Lon­ And. in fact, that seems to be the secretary Larry Speakes. benefits, he has seemed to fulfill books out to him. He turns to look at her, to let her look lS )-N e w a 2:00 P.M. ff) - Money Week House's thinking. And there are secretary, the budget director border area, and the Honduran ar­ fTL - Cartoons Fund don murder trial seta the stage ® ® • Incredibla HuHc and CS) - Yes, Virginia for this drama based on the case. and Reagan’s chief adviser on But the important thing is that the most extreme predictions . at him, now feeling more trustful of the visitor. She - MOVIE: Lova Ma or 1:00 A.M. times that may be accurate. my, which has been trying to keep 0 - ESPN SportsCantar the Amazing Spider-Men O - World Championship 0 Agatha Christie daaaic. Ralph about his isolation from the real ; holds her ground as she sees his face — but we can see a Leave Ms' A Chicago gangster That apparently was what domestic policy issues at the the proposal for such a tax, as 0 - Man's Oymnastica: : The Chicago Classic • Jlichardson. Diana Rigg, Donald (D - Sanford end Son The kind of thinking that the guerrillas from retreating ® - MOVIE: 'D o t and Santa discovers a dime-a-dance hos­ world and his insensitivity to ; small lump sliding down her throat. Semi-Finals Pleasence. 1982. happened early in R eagan 's time. outlandish as it may seem in the igS2 Caasar's Palacs Invita- Claus' Dot and Santa Claua are tess and tries to force her into (D - MOVIE: 'Last Dinosaur' produces proposals to tax un­ across the border into Honduras. A man, trapped without wea­ those outside the white middle thmal together for a muaic-filled holi­ ® - Yeataryaar... 1B42 Dick the big time. James Cagney, CD ® - Love Boet employment benefits is the same stewardship, for example, when Moreover, it zipped right real world of politics, didn’t All’ the U.N. workers are in­ T H E T R U E S T O R Y of John M errick is by now a pons. is pursued by a primitive 0 - USA Prosonts day adventure. Cavett hosts tNs look at the ev­ Doris Day, Cameron Mitchell. (9 ~ Ovation Today’s pro­ through the top echelon of seem outlandish at all as a reflec­ class. familiar one. At a young age, he was hldelously and tribe whiie he hunts the last di­ kind of thinking that leads to some functionary in the terested jn is the safety of the 0 - Lints Rascals ® - Three Stooges ents of 1942. 1955. grams are 'The Fifth Estate; Ex­ painfully deformed by a bone disorder. Large s{X>ngy- nosaur. Richard Boone, Joan thousands of Salvadoran peasants 0 • Naws/Sports/Wsothar 0 - Nature /Natural Mytter- ® - 'You!' Meg. for Women 5:00 P.M. hibit A ' and 'A Star in the Van Ark. 1977 looking, foul-smelling Skin growths covered much of his Studio.' (2 hrs.) ______who have fled their homeland to es­ 0 0 - Flintstarw Funnias iea.' First o f ' 6 parts. This ® - MOVIE: 'Four Assassins' GD - six Million Dollar Man CD ' MOVIE: 'Baron Blood' body. His head was as large around as a man’s waist and program examines such animal Kung Fu takes an historical turn (9 - AM Service Revelation 0 - Taotro Fantasdeo CE - Outer Limita An evil spirit is unleashed upon cape the civil war. ’Though most of • he had to slMp sitting up because in a prone position the activities aa breeding, communi­ as Marco Polo faces Mongolian f f ) - N e w s an unsuspecting world when a G u e s t editorial them have no motive other than to 0 - MOVIE: 'Saturday tha cation and quest for food. (60 tyrants in a small Chinese vil­ 0 - CHIPS Patrol dead man comes to avenge his . weight of his head would have crushto his windpipe. 14th' Mystarious things happen min.) lage. Richard Harrison, Alexan­ ® (® - Gimme A Break Af­ save their own lives, it’s not always fl4 - Man's Gymnastics: ter her father is accidentally end. Joseph Cotten, Elke Som ­ . He spent his youth in the workhouses and later earned to s coupia whan thay mova der Fu-Sheng. 1981. 1982 Csaiar'a Polaca Invita- mer. 1972 into a housa. Richard Bmjamin. 11:15A.M. shot, Samantha . becomes con­ easy to tell the difference between a a living in a freak show in England — though he was 0 - N a w a tkmal cerned about family mortality. Paula Prantiss. (S ) - Sport* (® - Midnight Special legitim ate refugee and a guerrilla sometimes considered too horrible looking even for that 0 - MOVIE: 'Ic. Station 0 - To Be Announced & - U .S . NatkMial Ballroom 0 - Sports Don't overlook 0 - That Toon Show 11:30 A.M. Zebra' A nuclear submarine who has stashed his weapon in the ' work. For most of his life he was tormented and 0 - Wonder Women Grand Championahip 8:30 A.M. CE - Kidaworld crew on a rescue mission under 0 - M adam a'a Place jungle and plans to return to El humiliated by those gaping at him, screaming at the the polar ice cap becomes in­ (ff) - News/Sports/Weather (S ) - Boxao Oeade Mexico - MOVIE: 'The Four (E GD - PandanHNtium (E - Laguna SEGA Raco volved in a race with the Rus­ (B ) - MOVIE: 'Meet Me in St. 0 Salvador to fight again. sight of him. 0 - Qian Campbeli Show Horsemen of the Apocalypae' 0 - To Bo Announced sians to find a piece of film Louia' A St. Louis family dis­ He was rescued by Dr. Frederick ’Treeves, who took CE - LaursI A Hardy 0 - MOVIE: 'Teas' A young The sons of a German father the block vote The result is that every refugee is from a Russaian satellite. Rock covers they have to move to - Pac Man/UtUa 0 - Shi School woman finds herself abandoned I him to London Hospital, where he spent his final years. CD 0 New York just when the fight for the Nazis and become regarded with suspicion by the Hon­ Raacola/Rlchla Rich Hudson, Ernest Borgnine. Pa­ by her new husband and in the 0 - NFL Weekly Magazine W orld's Fair is about to open. a power in Paris. Glenn Ford, During that time he bMame known as an intelligent, trick McGoohan. 1968 hands of her unscrupulous On Salunlays the Manoheater complished nothing other than durans, who are equally distrustful CE - Apple PoNShars 0 - NCAA Preview Judy Garland. Mary Astor. Mar­ Charles Boyer, Lee J. Cobb. ' sensitive, articulate man and spent his tim e in the com­ - T.V. Communty Colleg# cousin. Natessia Kinski. Peter 1962. tierald reprinia editoriala from 0 - Sperts SlSy jorie Main. 1945. public relations. And of the U.N. personnel in the refugee pany of England’s upper crust. The play covers the time 12:00 P.M. (S ) “ Mia Huaapadaa Comedia Firth, Leigh Lawson. 1980. other New England new'apapera. 0 - Despedida 0 - Scholaatic Sports Acad. musical sobre una casa de Rated PG. 9:15P.M. Republicans will have to write camps. from Treeves’ discovery of Merrick in 1884 to Merrick’s CE ( £ - NCAA Today (® • Freeze Frame riiiH irt from the Boaton Glohe.. 0 - Abbott and CostsHo huespedes y las situaciones 0 - Foio 41 (ff) - Freemen Reports off black votes. death in 1890. ( S - America's Top Tan IN RECENT cables to the U.N.’s 0 - Big Story comicas que envuelven sus 0 - Entertainment This 1:15A.M. - ABC Woakend Special If the Reagan administration That could be costly. Black CE huespedes. Maria Victoria. W eek 9:30 P.M. High Commissioner on Refugees IN POMERANCES' play we see that John Merrick, 0 0 - Shirt Talas 'Arthur the Kid.' A ten-year-old E - ABC News 0 - NCAA Baakotball: North ® (9 ' Lova. Sidney Conclu­ is seriously interested in attrac- £AbY To hTDRE applies for the job of 'boas' for 0 - MOVIE: 'Flash Gordon' voters provided victory margins Poul Hartling, the refugee workers ' because of his physical deformity, has been rejected by 0 - Mr. Moon's Magic Carolina vs. L8U Coverage of 5:30 P.M. sion. Sidney befriends a street­ Circus a group of deperados. (Closed wise hooker and. brings her Flash fights to save Earth from ■ ting black voters, its policies for Democrats Mario Cuomo in in Honduras have complained of : society and riot afforded the luxury of learning about this N C A A Basketball game is (0 - Newemakars BRIGHT NEW PACKAGE Captioned] home to reform her. Ming the Merciless. Sam J. must change. Black Americans ■ social restrictions and pressures, about the necessity of presented from the Byrne Mea- 0 - Wild Kingdom Jones, Melody Anderson, Max New York and Mark White in repeated harassment by the Hon­ 9:00 A.M. (S ) - Hardy Boys/ Nancy dowlands Arena in East Ruther­ restraining, with rational thought, his dreams, desires 0 - MOVIE: 'Big Bod Mama' Von Sydow. Rated PG. must be convinced • that civil Texas in two close gubernatorial' duran military, which ttey accused GD CD - OiUigan's Plonat Drew ford. N J. (2 hrs.) 6:00 P.M. A w idow, with tw o teenage and emotions. Ironically then, while his body grew m ore' rights will be safeguarded and CE - Uttio Rascals (3D > Entertainment This (9) - MOVIE: 'No Survivors (E - Eyawitnasa Nawa daughters to supp<^ turns to a 1:30 A.M. races, and hurt Millicent of making illegal searches of the life of crime. Angie Dickinson, EafiieR FoR THe .and more deformed, bis spirit and mind remained sim- CE - Nhw on Now Jarsay Week PIcaaa' Creatures from another (E - Stocoky and Hutch CD “ Carter Country past economic gains protected. U.N. reception centers and planet cause accidents on earth William Shatner, Tom Skerritt. Fenwick in her losing Senate . pie, alive and pure. 0 - F-Troop ® ^ NFL Game of the Week - Independent Network in order to occupy the bodies of ( E - N a w a 1974. Rated R. (3D That black voters are not PuBUc To Buy terrorizing refugees and U.N. For Merrick, love is love and mercy, and one may and If the NFL Players strike contin­ N e w s campaign in New Jersey. In the N C A A Instruct lonal ues. tNa program will be pre­ the victims. Maria Perschy, Rob­ CE - Racing employees alike. 10:00 P.M. f f ) - Croeafire enamored of Reagan is not South, a heavy black turnout must listen to his heart to know what is true, and follow empted Mid 'NFL Films* will be ert Cunningham. 1964. 0 0 - Star Trek < E “ During military operations con­ that truth even though it may be painful. His simpleness 0 - MOVIE: 'Nina to Five' aired. ( S ) - Survival Bpadal Mizma: E - N e w t (® - Christian Children's news. What is noteworthy is the helped to defeat incumbent 0 - MOVIE: 'Flash Gordon' Fund is disarming and it ends up tormenting Treeves, who Thraa fnistratad ladias taka Africa's Mysterious Spring.' Flash fights to save Earth from E 0 - Fantasy Island ducted in certain border areas, two manars into thair own hands higher than expected black tur­ Republican representatives in 0 - MOVIE: Ohl Haavanly This wildlife spiecial looks at the Ming the Merciless. Sam J. 0 - NCAA Baskstball: (9 - MOVIE: 'Big Broadcast worries that by making Merrick "norm al” and “ accep­ sgsinst thair chauvinistic boss. refugee reception centers. La Dog' A private eye is sent variety of creatures who visit Jones. Melody Anderson, Max Wendy's Cleaaic Final from of 1 93 8' In this race betw<^n nout in the mid-term elections, Alabama, North Carolina, South table,” he is slowly sucking that well of humanity dry. Jana Fonda, Lily Tomlin, Doily Guarita and La Virtud, have been down ^ earth to solve his own Kenya's Mzima Spring. (60 Von Sydow. f^ted PG. Western Kentucky University tw o ocean liners, a man is also which meant defeat for some As Merrick, Robert T. Donnelly is superb. Donnelly Parton. 1981. RstsdPG. case. Chevy Chase, Jane Sey­ min.) chased for back alimony by Carolina and Virginia. searched and closed,’’ one cable (3S) - U S A Presents 0 - MOVIE: 'Ohl Haavanly ' plays the role contorted, his right arm held stiffly at bis 0 - 'Yout* Mag. for Womon mour, Robert Mobley. Rated PG. three ex-wives. Bob Hope, W .C. Republicans. The results prompted some 2:15P.M. 0 - Foethnl of Feith Dog' A private eye is sent Fields. Martha Raye. 1938. reported. The U.N. workers were O - Tartan 0 - MOVIE: 'Loot Doya of down to earth to solve his own Recently, Samuel Pierce, '■ side, the fingers pressed tightly together, bis right leg 0 - Haahh Waok concern among Republicans. ordered out by the Honduran Dolwyn' A woman saves a 0 - Nowe/Sporte/Weethor case. Chevy Chase, Jane Sey­ 1:45 A.M. i bent, his mouth stretched over to the left side of his 0 - N o w a town, later destroying it in re­ Secretary of Housing and Urban 2:30 P.M. 0 - Newecenter mour, Robert Mobley. Rated PG. E - MOVIE: 'Night and Day' Republicans "are going military; the fate of one who . face. 0 0 - Smurfs venge. Edith Evans, Richard Bur­ ton. 1949 (E - MOVIE: 'Gigi' A tomboy 0 - Sneek Previswe - CNN HewHlne News The life of composer Cole C Development, initiated three 0 - Burbujas Programs infan- backward, not forward” with refused to leave was not known. There’s no guessing at the physical pain he endured In Porter, complete with all the so­ til produddo an Maxico. 0 - MOVIE: 'Tarzan't TTirso is being groomed by her sophis­ 0 - Antologia de le Zerzueie Iff) - Newa/Sports/Weether days of Cabinet-level meetings black voters, retiring Gov. performing the role. He also creatto the illusion of ticated grandmother and great Programs producido en Espana phisticated song-writer's music 0 - Vlawpolm on Nutrition ChaNangea* Taaan escorts a ® ® - Devlin Connection with 40 black Republicans. The The two centers were reopened ' having the Elephant Man’s huge, heavy head, letting his aunt to be a successful courte­ preaeqtando extractos de fsmo- is depicted. Cary Grant, Alexis Robert D. Ray of Iowa told a 0 - Victory Oardan boy. heir to the throne of the Brian and Nick investigate the Smith. Eve Arden. 1946 last weekend, apparently in own head fall from one side to the other as he speaks, bis apifitual leader of an ancient Or­ san. Maurice Chevalier. Leslie sas operetas clasicaa. deaths of several of the world's purpose was "to set up a two- meeting of GOP governors in Caron. Louis Jourdan. 1958. response to an urgent cable from , neck seemingly unable to support it. 9:1BA.M. iental land, to tha capital city. 0 - Black Perspective leading chefs. (60 min.) 2:00 A.M. way street between blacks, com­ Jock Mahoney, W oody Strode. ^ D - Hoatass Family Claaaica Kansas City. Hartling to the Honduran president. We get a real appreciation of how far Donnelly has 0 - NCAA Baahathaa Roport 0 - M - A -S 'H 0 - MOVIE: 'King of Marvin E - Nsws/Sign Off munity leaders and the ad­ 1963 (38) ** A ra You Anybody? Gardena' A radio personality is Meanwhile, blacks are going succeeded in possessing the role physically during 0-HoaithWsak @ ) - North to the Top of the 0 - Solid Gold The secret message, a copy of which 0 - Naws/Sporta/Waathar ff] - Evans and Novak W orld obsessed with inventing a tragic ministration,” according to an " Treeve’s nightmare in which Merrick appears without autobiography for his listeners. Q2) - Prog cont'd forward without Republicans. was seen by my associate Lucette 9:30 A.M. 0 - Happy Days Again I S ) - M O V IE : 'Enter the Nin|a' aide to Pierce. ;:^his deformity — Donnelly looked like a different person CE - Buga Bunny Rood 6:30 P.M. Jack Nicholson, Bruce Dem, El­ 0 - MOVIE: 'Love Is Not Black candidates won unlikely Lagnado, r e fe r r ^ to the search and 0 - T.V. Communty CoNaga A KUng Fu warrior battles len Burstyn. 1972. Enough' A wtdowered father of RunnarShow against odds to save a friend - CBS Nowe Two-way street? Restricted to congressional victories in an In­ closure of the U.N. reception “ ■althogether. As he began to speak I heard several people 0 - PsUcula: 'El Platolaro CE (E five moves his brood from De­ “ in the audience remark, "Hey, that’s the Elephimt CE-ILovalwcy Dasconoddo' and defend his honor. Franco C E - In Search of.... 10:30 P.M. troit to Los Angeles in search of Republicans, the meetings diana district that is 23 percent centers at La Guarita and La Vir­ Nero, ^ s e n George. 1982. Man.” (E - HoSywood Christmas ® - ChamptonaNp Wr*stHng 0 - Winterworfd Seriee The E - Black Nawa a better life, ^ rn ie Casey, Stu excluded, in typical Reagan EsiSitiR 1o oF tud. It added: Parada Gilliam, Renee Brown. 1978 black and in a Missouri district 0 - MOVIE: 'From Earth to 3:00 P.M. Thin Line.’ E - New Vodt Roport CHRISTOPHER J. Ambrose as Frederick ‘Treeves CE - Davay/OoNath (S) - Sports fashion, the most recognizable that is 20 percent. Such coalition tha Moon' Julaa Vema'a CE - M O V IE : ‘Th a Poppy la f f ) -t Croesfirs 0 0 Independent "The refugee camps at La ; gave a convincing perfoimance but he was not powerful 0 - Munatora acienca-fiction thriller of three Also A Flowar' A special Un­ 0 - N B C N ew s Network News 0 - MOVIE: -Blood Beach' A black civil rights advocates and victories signal the "maturation men end a girl who rocketed to ited Nations bureau organizes a lifeguard tracks an elusive crea­ Colomoncagua, E l Tesoro and San ".enough for the role of the tohnented doctor. As well, so 0 - Are You Anybody? - Six-Gun Heroee 0 - America'a Top Tan tha moon. Joseph Cotten, campaign to trace a drug smug­ 0 ture that terrorizes the beach. elected officials. Rather than of black politics,” says Martin 0 - M ysteryl 'Melissa.' First Antonio, which have in them a total ‘7inucb of ‘Treeves’ role depends on him looking troubled 0 “ Money Wsok George Sanders, Dabra Psgat. gling ring across Europe to their 0 - Jack Anderson David Huffman. John Saxon, preach to believers, a better Kilson, a Harvard government 0 - MOVIE: 'Nutcrackar 19S8 source in the Iranian desert. Y u l' Confidential of 2 pans. Guy Foster is sus­ Burl Young. of approximately 7,000 refugees, are “ ^'(he has a difficult time verbalizing his anguish) and Am- pected of murdering his wife. Fantasy' Brynner. Rite Hayworth. Trevor 0 - MOVIE: 'Saturday the strategy would have been to woo professor. He stresses oppor­ " brose never really looked more than a bit ruffled. I think ® - Csndfopin Bowting (60 min.) [Closed Captioned] 2:30 A.M. close to the zone of (military) Howard. 19^6 14th' Mysterious things happen ! Ambrose just looks too good-natured; Treeves needed to 0 - It's Your Bualnssa (B ) - Personal Finance converts. tunities in 86 U.S. districts with - Leugh Trax to a couple when they move 11:00 P.M. (9 - ESPN SportaCentar operations. I am profoundly con­ 0 - Woodwright'a Shop (ID -’'be more worn around the edges; in the end he should be imp a house. Richard Benjamin. (S ) - Crossfire Yet, the meetings may have black voting populations of at Commentary cerned with the . .. physical securi­ 12:30 P.M. (3D - MOVIE: 'Falling in Lova (D ** Eyewitneaa News «-a little mad. 9:45 A.M. Again' A discontented middle- Paula Prentiss. produced some ac­ ty of the refugees, voluntary agen­ CE CE - NCAA FootboU: (D - M»A*S*H 3:00 A.M. least 20 percent. Appearances were also the trouble with Ross, 0 - NCAA Insinict ionol Army va. Navy at Philadel­ aged man tries to recapture his - Jefforsons complishments. A jobs program, phia, PA lost youth. Elliott Gould, Susan­ (D (D (SI ® - N ew s CD - MOVIE: The Stoolie' A cies and the personnel of my of­ ...Merrick’s manager during his freak-show days. Kevin Sorias small town police informer abs­ nah York. Kaye Ballard. Rated 7:00 P.M. ' Paul Hogan To garner black support, the fice.” . HP - 1 Love Lucy CD conds with an advarKe from a of sorts, was announced. Pierce Bradley looked too up-standing to be a man who makes 10:00 A.M. PG. (E - Helamen Trophay 1982 Reagan administration must f j ) - American Bandstand (3D - Odd Couple police detective that was ear­ and Labor Secretary Raymond his living selling others’ tragedies. Perhaps a shabbier CE - Soturilay Momirig (3$ - Schoiastic Sports Acad. CE - Walcoma Back Kottar THE U.N. high commissioner ® - NFL Flima Super Bowl IX (9 - Night Flight Tonight's marked for a narcotics setup. send some different signals: no Amendment fever >“Costume would have done, particularly when Ross com- CE 0 - Mark A Mindy/ ( E - S h a N a N a Jackie Mason, Dan Frazer. Mar­ Donovan agreed to shift HlgNightt; Pittsburgh va. Minne­ ( S ) - N a w s programs are ‘Take Off,' 'Space expressed the hope that the Hon­ Lavsmo A ShMoy/Foro Hour Cadet,' 'Night Flight's Interview: cia Jean Kurtz. 1977 more backtracking on civil es begging Merrick to join him again. Ross says be is sota.' (S) ' MOVIE: 'Tha Drowning CE 0 0 - N o w a emphasis to minority teenagers duran president stored his concern CE-Dr. Who Ian Hunter.' 'Johnny Thunder,' the mind boggles at what this would ,;.sick, and he should be, but he sure doesn’t look it. Iff] - Big Story Pool' A private investigator is CE - Sport! Legends 0 - MOVIE: 'Flame of ths — close to h alf are now un- rights enforcement; no more at­ WASHINGTON - The Constitu­ 0 - MOVIE: 'OodsMa' A summoned by a southern oil 'Space Cadet,' 'Video Anist.' Barfaary Coast* Villainy, rom­ for the refugees and the relief 0 - Dance Favor 'Roben Gordon,’ 'The Comic.' tacks on busing for desegrega­ tion has been amended only 26 times do to the congressional workload. JULIA MURTHA, as Mrs. Kendal, tumk in a vivid nswspaparman in Tokyo aaas O - Happy Days Again heiress to identify the author of ance and music in a gambling employed — when hiring workers, "and that appropriate ac­ 0 - ESP N SportsCantar 'The Lessons' and 'New Wave It’s amusing to compare the “•and sensitive performance. It la essential to the play tha monstrous ssa boast who Is ® - MOVIE: 'High Country' an incriminating letter. Paul casino, climaxed by the San tion: no more support for tax in almost 200 years. Congress has Newman, Joanne Woodward. Theatre.' (4 hrs.) FrarKisco earthquake and fire. laborers to rehabilitate public proposers’ actions with the tions will be taken to assure the terrorizing ths world. Raymond A story d young love and re- 0 - Sports Probe alwdys been loath to tamper with R obert ?.:that the actress who plays Mrs. Kendal display Burr. IBM. ' baWon is sat agakiat the Can­ Tony Francioaa. 1975. Rated (9 ~ Festival of Faith John Wayne, Ann Dvorak. housing. And to facilitate breaks to private schools with protection of those concerned.” 0-SoUdOold amendments they have introduced, enthusiasm for life, for these are the qualities that adian Rockies. Timothy Bot­ PG. ® - |Dar>ca Favar 1945 questionable racial practices; that document, which represents the 0 - VIe'a Vacant Lot 0 - Muppat Show minority procurement of federal Merrick values and are the reasons he is drawn to her toms, Linda Purl. 0 - MOVIE: Run For Your - Naws/Sports/Weothar basic framework of bur democracy. Wagman since the situation is very much one What really worries some 0 - MOVIE: 'P u rs HsB of St. (ff) -)Sporta 0 no more economic policies that M oney' T w o Welsh miners 0 - Glen CempbaB Show contracts, expanded lists will be of "do as I say, not as I do.” “ and she to him. Ms. M urtto understands and shines on THnIan's' An Eastern potsntata 1:00 P.M. Nawacenter But this reluctance has softened Syndicated observers is the possibility that the comas to St. TiWan's saakkig who win a newspaper contest 0 - M*A*8*H result in high black unemploy­ ^'otage. CE - Ufs/Uborty: Who come to London. Alec Guiness, - MOVIE: 'Tha Drowning provided to agencies and For instance, most of those who Honduran army may eventually tha lovallar axponams as wivas 0 - Burl 3:15 A.M. recently, and more than 200 BaBavaa Donald Ouaton, Moira Lister. Ives at Chautauqua / Pool* A private investigator is 4 ment. Columnist T It should probably be noted, though I don’t want to for his many sons. Joyce Gran- 0 - M O V IE : FalHng k) Love Cabinet offices. propose balanced-budget close the reception colters per­ - MOVIE: 'Dsad Rookon- 1960. summoned by a southern oil proposed constitutional -'■■dwell on it, (to t there is a scene In “ ’Tlie Elephant Man” M , Cadi Paikar, Qsorgs Coia. CE 7:15P.M. / Again' A discontented middla- big' A filar sou out to avsngo heiresa to identify the author of Yet unless the administration The alternative is no substan- amendments are now pending in amendments are fiscal conser­ manently and establish a "free fire” 1961. 0 - Lo Molar dal MundM: 0 - Sports Saturday agad man tries to recapture his -in which Ms. Murtto strips to the waist. Her bade is to tha murdar of Ns war buddy. an incriminating ^ letter. Paul vatives who voted for both the Honduras va. Yugoslavia tost youth. Elliott Gould, Susan­ heeds new messages, the tial black turnout for Congress. zone along the border. the audience as she does so and she Is standing to the far 0 - K u n g F u Humphrey Bogart. Uzabath Newman. Joanne Woodward. . 7:30 P.M. n a York, Kaye Ballard. Rated Reagan tax cuts and the Reagan 0 - N s w s Scon, WMism Princo. 1947. (B) - MOVIE: 'I Romambar Tony Francioaa. 1975. Rated Cabinet meetings will have ac­ Republicans in 1984. Just before it adjourned in Oc­ left of the sUge so thpt unless you are sitting In the first M am a' A Norwegian family CE - AB In tha Family PG It is already difficult and 0 - A t Ihs Mouloo PG. tober so that members could cam­ reflect their sponsors’ pet peeves. budget, which have caused the r-tow all the way to the r i^ t there is nothing eipoaed. 0 - Hoy Miamo Anfritiooaa with a wise indomitable mother CD CE - Muppat Show 3:30 A.M. largest deficits in the history of the dangerous fer'Salvadorans to escape f... Audiences of community theater aren’t used to nudity Ouilarmo (Mwa, Lourdes Guar- JAO/BMX World eatabKahea a home in San Fran­ 0 - HHch HBrora Gukta/ paign, Congress voted down the One proposed by Rep. ’Thomas raro y Juan Dosai prsaantan of Bloyoia CE - NHL Hockoy: Now York Galaxy 0 - Wotkl ChampkmaMp into the relative safety of Honduras. cisco. trana Dunns. Barbara Bel Rangara at Hartford amendment which has garnered the Kindness, R-Ohio, would set up a Republic. „ipn stage, and the scene caused some nervous laughter oats programs da asuntoa pubk- Geddas, Oscar Homolka. 1948 0 - Lucha Ubra Lo meior de Tennis: The Chicago Classic - The U.N. refugee workers have r and a lot of chatter. It is, however, a powerful moment cot proMnundo nfftifttf y vsr* 0 - 8oMd Gold Semi-Finale most publicity — the so-called wh(de new federal court — a 50- ’Then there are the congressmen JAG/BMX World Championship lucha Nxe daede al AudHorio of Bicyds Motocroaa from kidi- 3:15 P.M. who have proposed amendments to roving motorized patrols, with U.N. '’’ in the play, a beautiful Invention on Pomerance’s part 0 - Spoits Look Olimpico. Santiago Mona. 0 - MOVIE: Big Bad Mama' . "balance-the-budget” amendment. judge "Court of the States,’’ with 0 -"Fro m tfw EdMor's Oaak o n o p ^ . m. (SO mki.l 0 - 8 p s c l a l A w idow, with two taanaga flag flying, which operate along the ' and I not too much of that was lost on those in the 0 - As School Match WK 0 - Madama'a Placa Many of the other amendments one judge from each state — that limit the terms of service in O - O u B U n e 0 - Nows/Sporto/Woolhar 3:30 P.M. daughters to support turns to a border and direct the frightened ;’'‘audlence, most of whom seemed caught up in the fact 0 ^ Snow Quoon: An loo 11:30 P.M. Ufa of crima. Angw Dickinaon. would be superior to the Supreme Congress. Most of these 0 - WrastSng N C A A FootboS: fall into categories. Abortion has “ that this woman was really taking her clothes off. 10:16A.M. (E 0 - E - Hawaii Fhra-O WUHam Shatner, T o m Skerritt. FOOD SHOP Court in matters of "states’ rights.” amendments favor a limit of two refugees to the reception centers. 0 - MOVIE: 'Nkholao Arfcanaoa at Toxaa 0 - At tha Movloo 1974. Rated R. been the subject of more than 25 ‘The confines o f the MCC auditorium stage w ere used 0-spoow E - MOVIE: 'Midnight six-year terms in the Senate and six MsUaby' A young tad trim to ( 9 - Orootaat Sports Logonda amendments Introduced; more than An amendment introduced by Rep. effectively and to their fullest, accocnihodating four aec- tova Ms family from an evil un­ 0 - Bomoy MWar Cow b oy' A young man, dream- 0 - MOVIE: 'The Bonier' A 10:30 A.M. Today's program faaturas Curt man wages war against corrupt John Rousselot, R-Calif., would two-year terms in the House. Uons in which the aetkm takes place. The lighting de. Sir Cadric Hardwicks, JW 0 - Wolooma Book Kottar ing of SM y monay, makes him- a dozen Involve bans on busing to C D - O r . W h o aetf avfilabla to wealthy woman bordar guards who manipuiate // Among those who have proposed ' design, by A1 Tarquinio, was subtle and effective. The Baioakn, Datak Bond. 1947. 8:00 P.M. achieve racial balance in schools; prohibit the federal government 0 - Pkk Tho Pros W tha M=L 0 - S t y l o for a price before he gets In­ tha Hvaa of Mexican infimigrama. Letters poficy O - T.V. Commumy CoBaga Jack Nicholaon. Valarla fforrina. from any undertaking that would such ^ limitation are Sen. Barry • iigtiiing provides a particularly touching nnoment at the nayara atrika oontinuas, this CE CD - Walt Olanay volved with a crippled men. another half-dozen deal with prayer program wN ba pro amptad snd Warren Oataa. 1982. : end of the play. Elizabeth Hamilton, a cellist, provided 4:00 P.M. - MOVIE: ‘Paoeogo to Dustin Hoffman. Jon Voight. K O K j in the schools; two dozen woidd set compete with citizens’ business. Goldwater, R-Ariz., now in his 26tb T H FAns' wM bs aksd. CE Brands Vaccaro. 1969. The Manchester Herald - N C A A BookothoB: MaraiBlai' Five Franchman as- M B : year in the Senate; Rep. George : the beautiful and haunting masical interludes between CE CE 4:00 A.M. up new terms of office for the presi­ Another amendment offered by welcomes letters to the editor. 0 - B l y t s 0 - Fooua on Boeiaty VSIaiMMro at Ksntuoky capa from prison and try to join ■ the scenes. CD - Benny HM Show 0 - MOVIE: The StoiytsSar' the California conservative, who Brown, D-Calif., who was Just re­ Letters should be brief and ww — OoRf Colomon Show - WMto Shadow the Fraa Fianch forces fighting A veteran writer Is troublad by dent and members of Congress, or 0 Nazi-occupied France. Huniphrey le point. Thm should be . - IMOVIE: Tha Four 1:30 P.M. (D - MOVIE: 'Bueting' Two a mothar'a chargaa that hia tala- would set new standards for in­ was defeated in bis re-election bid, elected to his loth term; R ^ . Phil 0 0 - Auto RacinB '82: Bogart. Daude Rskia, Sydney determined policemen choose a H itsa m a n of th s Apaaolypoo* viaion play motivatad har son to Crane, R-ni., who was re-elected to or neatly hand-written, and, - 2B Vo w/Hanna Syiacuso Supar Notionala Greenatreet. 1944 dangerous drug daaiar aa thair cumbents to continue in office — would require congressional ap­ To roport nows Tha tons of s Qatman nihar £ h o r o irratiorial acta that raauhad In' eighth term; Rep. Parren Mitchell, ease in editing, should be fHFn for die Nads and bacoms 0 - MOVIE: ‘Flarno Arid Ths CE 0 - T.J. Hookar prime target and go after him. tha boy's death. Martin Baiaam, prohibiting persons with qimlnal proval of every regulation proposed - MOVIC: 'HMar Tha Laat Fka' Director Pierre Dominique Robert Blake, EHiott Gould. spaced. To report sews items is-Boltoo, Andover end a power In Faria. Glatui Ford, 0 - NCAA BaskotboB: UCLA Patty Duka Aatin. Doris Rob­ records from serving or, if con­ by any federal branch or depart­ D-Md., who was re-elected to his 7th Tan Dnya* A diaaactlon of Hi- Gaiaaeau fHma tha clash be- 1974 erta. 1977 The Herald reserves Charles Boyar. Las J. Cobb. at Notra Oama term; and Rousselot, who was Coventry, cell or write Rlcherd Cody et The 1862. dar's final hours complata with twaan tha Stone Age and tha E - S a e i n g victed while in office, from con­ ment. ® - MOVIE: 'Nina to FIva' 0 - N o w s to edit letU n la the Menchester Hersld, Hcrsld Square, P.O. Box Wl, » -A - nawaraal footage of tha atroci- Space Age, depicting never- defeated as be tried for his ninth b^ore-photographed aaria reh- Threa fruatratad iadiea take 0 - Straota of San Ftandaoo e^«V*«A.MC tinuing to serve. Given the number of regulatlona brevity, clarity and Manchester, CT OMM; telepbm MS-S711. tlaa at conoamration camps. 4:15 A.M. •O - WBd Amartoo The WoH Baaed on an aya-wHnaas ac­ gioua rituals and ancient mattars into thair ow n hands 0 - MOVIE: 'Paranoiac' Other proposed amendments the government proposes each day. term. 0 - Week In Raviaw and tho WNtoCol.' T o n l^ 't count ‘The Last Dance Of Tha aymboliamt. 1966 againat thair chauvinistic boas. Young girl bocomaa victim of a MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. Dec. 4. 1962 - 9 H - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat- Dec. 4. 1882

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5:00A.M. 7:30 A.M. 10:00A.M. X - N s w s Unde ee memlene junto a tu et- X - P o in t of Vlaw Sarva Tham A< My Daya.' P.J. alaykig of a young domaatic. poto rttpetetndo tu reputaclon 5:00 A.M. 8 -A B C News (X ) - aian On/Nstws - Jkn Baldiir X - Hour Magazina X - Nawa at Noon (H ) - Joala and tba Puaayoata rafuast to giva lha Haadmaatar Art Camay. Stuart MargaHn, X hatte qua aeddentaknente ert- Q D -N m n a list of ttudanu who ara kt- JaNa Paiga. 1978. 1:45 A.M. 8 - Varied Piogrania 8 - Pbik Panther Show X - Tom CotU# Up Cloaa 8-QaadTbnas cuentre a Victor el cual saia 8 -B a tm a n | anoa atraa iba a convertiraa an OS - BtognpHy volvad kt 'unhsahhy frland- X -A B C N a w a 8 * Spans ifli0 0 — VYaQuroog I I - J - „ X - Now 828.000 PyiamM 8 0 - Varied Programs 8 - Day of Diaoovary ahlps.' (60 mm.) [Ootad 11:45 P.M. tu etpoto. Sutana Doaa- O - MOVIE: Tlw HowHng’ A 8 - BHO: Country Rock '82 •“ iBiuaBniu ■ rosouBUS------' CapHonadj - MOVIE: iTo Ba 0-SooobyOoo . X-Couplaa 8-USAMovla mantea, Julio Aleman. young journatitt seeking refuge 8 - Calabrata Tha Oak ridge Boys, the Chadis 0 - Movta from tl^ city finds terror at a 9:15 P.M. Smiounood Daniala Band and Rosanna Cash 5:30A.M. 8:00 A.M. X - Romper Room 3:00 P.M. 8 - Spotlight Piavlow 8 -Ta k a 2 California retreat. Dee Wakece. 8 - Fraoman Haporta 12:00 A.M . parfomt aoma of their big Ntt. X -V a r ie d Pmaisme 8-SooabyDoo 8 - Varied Programs X X - Guiding Light Patrick Macnee. Dennis Dugan. 8 - Top Cat and Frianda 8 - F H m rtrt —_ ivronnng -_a_ - uuuiun - - 8 - ESPN SportaCantar 0 - Nowsoontsr 1981. Rated R. 8 - MaatarpiaiM 'niabb. 'To X - MOVIE: -Young BHIy O -B u g s , Pocky O Frionda ' X - WorhJ'a Graotaat 8 - Insight Serve Tham AH My Days.' P.J. Young- Ban Kana biinga a bidapsndam Natwerii O - Vanaaaa Luda Mandaz, 8 - Sonya 0 - T h a Doeton Cartoon Show (S) - Sports ■ 2:00 A.M. 10:00 A.M. rafuaat to gIva the Hoadmaptsr young man to a town in Now Htetor BonHa, RogaHo Guana. 0 - N a w s 0 - Marcus WaEry. M. D. X 8 - Gonoral Hospital @1 - MOVIE: Nicholas News correspondent Lloyd a Nat of thidama who are in­ Mexico to dear him of a falaa X X - CBS News X - Sunday Morning murder charge. Robert Mitchum, Nlghtwstch 0 -P o t k y P lg 0 - AE-Day Movias 0-FamEyFaud X - Bonanza Niddeby’ A young lad tries to Oobyns spend several weeks In volved in 'unhaalthy friend- 8 - CNN HssdBns News save his family from an evil un< X-HappyDaya aNps.' (60 mki.) (Cloaad Robart Waliar. Angie Oidiin- 3 ) -Psychic Phsnomsns 0 - Mr. Ragan' Nalghbor- 8 ^ 0 - Inatructkmal 12:30 P.M. 8 - Tom A Jony and Frianda the Philippines gathering materi­ aon. 1969. O -M o n s y a n s hood cle. Sir Cedric Hardwicke, Jill X-SundayMasa Captlonad] QQ) - tt*s Your Buslnsss . - Young and tha 8 -S o n y a Balcolm, Derek Bor>d. 1947. al lor his special NSC Raperta: 0-JhnBsldiar X X (if) - Tom I) Jany 9:30 P.M. X - MOVIE; Tho Davfl To ® -S p o r t s 8:30 A.M. 0 - El MHagro da Vhrir 0-8pldamian ■alaaiK Tha Forgoltan Hall, to Pay- Younger aon of Lord Lao- 5:45 A.M. 5:30 A.M. 8 - MOVIE: 'Abbott and X - World TomornMv X-FNnlsInnas 8 - OWront Slrokss X 8 - Ryan's Hope 0 0 - Fantasy air Sunday, Dec. 5. Tha one- land. acattare Na ful ahara of 2:30 A.M. X - B l a n O n CS) - To Be Armounced CoeteHo In Here Come the hour documentary ceritera on 8 - WaH St. Journal Rap. wild oatt before deciding to X - Varied Programa 8 -Waltons 8 - Nawa 0 - Andrsa Colaata Co-eds' Confusion reigns at a 8 - ESPN SpoitsCsmsr (33) - Christopher Cloee-Up the brutality of the Bataan •ottla down. Ronald Coknan, 6:00A.M. 8 - Cartoons 10:30 A.M. 0 0 - Saarch For 0 - Emorgoficy Ona girl's college when Abbott and 10:00 P.M. Loretta Young. Myma Lov. 8 -M oney Weak (32) - Future Sport X 8 8 - Varied Pwarems 0 - Oraot Spaoa Coaatar X - Hour Magazins Tomorrow Costello attempt to pay off the "Death March" and the Inhuman X - N a w a 1930 8 - MOVIE: -Modem 0 - French Chof (S ) - Money Week mortgage. Bud Abbott. Lou X-NawZeoltovua 1:00 P.M. conditions of the World War II X - Jimmy Swaggart 8 - Streota of Bon Frandtoo Romonoe' A fHm editor can't 0 -C a p u H n a X - ChHd-s Play 3:30 P.M. (S i - As School Match Wit Costello, Peggy Ryan. 1945 prison camps. Hva twith or iwHhout Na long lost X - CBS Eariy Mombig X - Midday -- Bill Boggs 8 - Indapsnrlam Network 8 - To Ba Announoad 0 - Cartoon Festival X-Soap Worid 0 - FHntstonos (S )-N s w s CHECK LISTINOS FOR EXACT TIME toys. Albart Brooks, Kathryn Naure ® - MOVIE; The Lest Nawi 8 - Variad Programs X 0-/UIMvChildran 0 - 3-2-1, Contact Tycoon' A studio genius is 8 - Chalice of Sehretton 8 - Nawa/Sporta/Waathar Harrold. Bnino Kirby. 1981. X 8 - ABC Naws/Mom s 8 - ESPN SportaCantar 0 - Baaama Stroat 8 - Msrv ariMbi X 0 - Movla draw*' to a fascinating and mys* O ^ MOVIE: 'Improper 8 ^ - Entartabimant Thia 2:45 A.M . X-JosFnnkllnaiimy 0 - Over Easy terious beauty. Robert DeNiro, 8 - MOVIE: -The WHd 0 8 - WhssI of Fortune 8 - 7 0 0 Chib Channels' A couple tries to re­ 8 - MOVIE: -Impcopor d S — JfhMny Bwaaoert 9:00 A.M. 4:00 P.M. Jack Nicholson, Robert Mit* trieve their child from state Oease' A band of mercenaries 8 - Tha Athlataa 8 - Woman's Page 0 0 - Daya of Our Uvoa chum. 1976. attempts an impossible task in Chaimsis' A couple tries to re­ 8-Davbraak X - Rlehard Bltntnona X - Lavarna S Shirley A Co. care. Mariene Hartley, Alan Ar- trieve their child from state 11:00 A.M. 0 - Instructional Programa kin. Harry Ditson. 1981. Rated lb 1982Con)puloo Africa. Richard Burton. Roger 12:15A.M. 0-Aa-DayMovlss X - 1 Lava Lucy X - Movla Moore. Richard Harris. 1978. care. Mariette Hartley. Alan Ar- ® - M uikIo Latino Jesse Lo- 5:45 A.M. PG. 8 - MOVIE: -Zono. tha Gay kin. Harry Ditson. 1961. Rated 10P ** WWlIsBiA^aSa KIrWMIaAA. X - Tom CotUa Up Cloaa X - Prloa SlgM sede V Sonia Vorhauer son lot X - Rockford Flfos 0 5 - Davsy/Qollath 8 - CNN Hsadllna News Blada' Zorro and Na effomlnala PG. X - Price Is Right tnfrHImt de ette programa de 8 - Miss Tele Dominco brother are portfayad ki thia 6:30 A.M. X 0 - Donohue X- Soap Worid - Secrffice of the Maes 8 - Nawa/Sporta/Waathar X - Stialeht Tak X - You Think You Ool atuntot pubkeos necioii^s pre- 8 8-SooobyOoo 6:00 A.M. comic ipoof of tha lagand. 3:00 A.M. X X - CBS Eariy Morning semando entrevistas, noticist, 8 - MOVIE: -Chaach and George Hamilton, Lauren Hut­ Troubtas dD - Kidsworfd & - MOVIE: 'The Gathering' Were Valiant' .The adventures X - MOVIE: -The Bounty Nawa 8 - Oisat Spaoa Coaster deportet y un tegmento detde 8 - Alivo El Wall! A father ettempta, one last G® - a m Service Revelation 8 - Inaids Buabtsss Chong's Nice Dreams' Two ton, Brenda Vaewro. 1991. X - Tie Toe Dough CS3 - Six In Washington of a sea-faring family in search KHIor- An Eaatamer is led into a X -F O p s y e 8 - Varied Programa Hollywood titulado *En Penttile'. 8 - AM Sorvica Rsvalatlon time, to draw his family to­ 8 8 -N B C News ice cream vendors try to earn Rated PG. 8-O dd Coupto - Straight TsHt of whales and treasure. Robert (2® - MOVIE: 'Rad Skies of life of boumy kilHng after wiNng 8 - CaEfops ChNdrah-a 0 - Entertainment Tonight (XI gether at Christmas. Edward Montana' Firefighters of the enough cash to achieve their 8-MaoMaOoi8la 1:30 P.M. Taylor, Ann Blyth, Stewart fondest dreams. Cheech Marin, 12:30A.M. out a bandit gang by a fluke. IS) - Dick Van Dyka Asner, Maureen Stapleton. Granger. 1953 U.S. Forestry Service are caught 7:00 P.Mk 0 - Tamsaaaa Tuxedo 8 - wixnan's Day USA X X - As tho World Turns 0 0 - Sasoms Straot 1977. in a blazing inferno. Richard 33 33 - 60 Minutes Thomas Chong. Stacy Keach. 8 - Hot Spots Today's pro­ 8 - News/Sports/Wsathar 0 8 -Texas (32 - NCAA Basketball: UCLA (9) - MOVIE: -UMa Princaat' 1961. Rated R. gram features Night Ckib music 0 - Eariy Today 0 - Varied Programs 0 - Lulsana Mia at Notre Dame 8 - Jetsona Widmark, Jeffrey Hunter, Ri­ 33 ® - Ripley's Believe It 3:15A.M . 8 - Nawa/Sporta/Waathar ' 8 -Adam-12 This tale of rags to riclMs is set (S ) Aek the Manager and anlertalnmant. (60 min.) 1 B 0 — Varied Programa 0 - Eight Is Enough - CNN Headline News - Rex Humberd chard Boone. 1952 Or Notl 8 - Saaanis Btraat 2:00 P.M. in the Victorian era! Shirley 8 ~ Football Bowl Qanws 8 - HSOVIE: -Tho WHd 5 5 — Nompar Room 8-LovsBoat 0 - Bowitched Temple. Richard Greene. 1939. (S )-N s w a 3 3 - Medame's Place 10:15P.M. X-Nmws - News/Sports/Weather ® - Peraonei Finance Praviaw Q— f * A band of mercenaries 0 - El Chovo Comadia an la 8 - LHda House on tha 8 - MOVIE: -Showbom- A attempts an impossible task in 6:45 A.M. cual 'El (3iavo' aiampra sa an- 11:30 A.M. X 8 - 0ns Ufa to Uva - Glen Campbell Show 8 - MOVIE: -Billy Uar' A (3 ) - Sports Probe C S )- Sea Power 8 - Stylo Prairie 10:15A.M. Clerk in an undertaker's office group of entertainers travel the Africa^ Richard Burton. Roger X - Nows cuantre anvuaho an algiin tipo X - My Three Sons 8 - Magic Garden - What About Women Mississippi on a ahow boat in (S ) - News @ ) - Norman Rockwed’s 8 - MOVIE: -Tho French Moore, Richard Harris. 1978. da probisma. Robano Gomez (S ) - Cooking/Kerr spends the petty cash and finds Worid 0 - Waallwr X-You Asked For It 8 - Coronation Btraat 4:30 P.M. 6:15A.M. (2® - Mr. Rogere' Neighbor­ Nmself engaged to two girls. the early l900's. Kathryn Gray­ ( S (SD - NBC Reports: liAutsnant's Woman' An ac­ 3:30A.M . Bolanoa. X - In Saarch of.... X - Jaffetaona hood Julie Christie, Tom Courtnay, son, Howard Keel, Ava Gardner. BATAAN. The Forgotten Hell 10:30 P.M. tress on-screen tragedy is juxta­ 7:00 A.M. 8 - Match Qama 0 - I Love Lucy ( D r News Wilfred Pickles. 1963. 1951. Lloyd Dobyns hosts this special posed with an off-screen 8 - NBA BaakatbaH: 8 - Camid Camara IS) - Nawt/Sportt/Waather X - VHhot's Happaningl look at the Death March of Ba­ CS “ Sports Extra romance with her leading man. MHwsukee at New Jersey X X - Caa Morning Nows 8 - F-Troop 6:30A.M. 10:30 A.M. ( ^ - Incredible Hulk (2® - Embajadoree de Is 8 - Are You Anybody? ® ® ~ Another WorM X - Movie - TV Maas taan and the Japanese prison GD - From the Editor's Desk Meryl Streep, Jeremy Irons. M's Oraalaat 0 - 8 o a p Worid C2D ~ Captain Kangaroo (33 ® ) - News/Sports/Weather Musica Programa musical pre- 4:00 A.M. 0 - AndyOriflHh 8 0 - Pink Panther Show sentando la musica y el folklore camps of World War II. (60 1981. (S ) - Nuaya York A i m UPI photo CB - Time for Timothy 33 - That's The Spirit min.) G® - NBA Baakatball: 8 - News 9:30 A.M. 0 - Hoy Mlamo Anfritlonea 8 - CHIPa Patrol (® - NFL Football: Teams de Colombia. Philadelphia at los Angelaa 8 - Faith for Today ‘ - Goad Morning 2:15P.iy^a C£) - Ask the Doctor (3D - Pink Panther Show to be Announced (2® - Nature 'On the Edge of 8 - MOVIE: -Death Hunt' A SSm ? X - All In tho Family Guillermo Ochoa, Loiirdas (Guer­ 0 - Odd Coupla 8 - Wood's Workshop G® ~ Ovation Today's pro­ rero V Juan Dotal presentan QE3 - Popaya and Frlandt (S ) ** Newsmaker Sunday (2® - Pelicula V Paradise.' Tonight's program 1:00 A.M. fur trapper wrongfully accused X - Jbnmy Stwaggort X -O r .B u t h (53) “ Herald of Truth 8 - MOVIE: -Justine- A grams are 'Whicker's World: este programa de asuntos publi- 5:00 P.M. TV’s Barnum (2® - Electric Company explores a 300-mile-long archi­ 8 - Independent Network of murder must elude the relent- - I Lavs Luey 2:30 P.M. O - Emmet Otter's Jug BarYd ® - How To With Pete beautiful but ruthless woman pelago of islands in the Carib­ Alaaka-The Ultimate Dreem-The Ne«vs leas tracking of an aging Can­ 8 - Tom h Jany X cos presentando noticlas y var- X - Barney MHIar Christmas Emmet and his ® > Embaladorea de le (Q) ‘ Gold From the Deep uses her family and friends in bean. (60 min,) Last -CharKe to do it Right,' 0 - ESPN SportaCantar 8 - FHppar lads inforroaclon. GD 3 ) ** Capitol 'City Lights; Vito Rusao' and 'In 8 - Budwsiaar Billiards adian Mountie. Charles Bronson. X - Six Million Dollar Man P.T. Barnum has a spiritual descendant In Bob Stivers, who produces mother compete against a band Muaice Programs musical pra- her schemes to send arms to Lee Marvin. Angie Dickinson. 8 -TO O Club 9 - Independent Network GD - Krofft Suparttart of toughs in a local talent con­ sentando la musics y el folklore 1;15P,M. the Mouth of the Dragon: Grow­ Classic from Lake Tahoe 8-AatrohWaai X 8 - Psopis'a Court the annual “Circus of tho Stars," which is always near tho top of the Israel. Anouk Aimee, Dirk Bo­ 8 - NHL Hockey: Philadel- 1981. 0 - Enriqua PoBvos ' G® - Ara You Anybody? test de Colombia. S® - Normen Rockwell's garde, Robert Foster. 1969. phia at Boston ing Pains.’ (2 hra.) 8 - Nawa 0-NoPiDgrams Lima House on tha Nielsen TV ratings. This weekend, Brooke Shields, doing a cradle act, World 4:15A.M . 12:00 P.M. ( S - Leave It to Baavar ( ^ - Public Affaire (3 ) - Batmen 4:15 P.M. (8) - All Creeturee Great and G® ** living Faith ®-Dsspadida 0 - FEntatuiiaa will be seen by TV viewers along with Jaime Lyn Bauer and Ben­ - Evans and Novak ® - Best of Kids Are People 1:30P.M. Small ® - Making of the Movie 8 - Fraoman Rsporu 0 0 - T o d a y X - EyawHiMsa Noiws ® - Infsmia Telenovela en la 8 - Qilllgan'a Island Too (S ) - Haalth Weak 'Toy' 1:15A.M. X-Waltons cual Linda aata catada con un ton flying on the high trapeze with Todd Bridges. Mickey Rooney will - Miracle Revival Hour & - Money Week 7:15P.M. 4:30 A.M. 8 - So You Got Troublas hombre cuyo unico interea ea tu 8 - Nawsiwstch (@) - MOVIE: -It's o ® - MOVIE: Death Hunt' A 8 - Mika Douglas Paopla X-Tattlatalaa act as the sawed-off ringmaster. ® - Ring Around the World 10:45 A.M. ® - MOVIE: Rock For Wonderful Life' A guardian an­ 8 - NBA Tonight Now 8 - MOVIE: -Choredi and 0 - Electric Company compania. A peter de etto 0 - X E T U fur trapper wrongfully accused Chong's Nice Dreams' Two - Davey/Gollath (SE) - Jewish Life Kempuchee' Musical artists of gel helps a hard working man ' 8 - Sports Sunday of murder must elude the relent­ rock and new wave join to­ who has fallen on b*d times. 1:30 A.M. ice cream vendors try to asm 6:45 A.M. 11:00 A.M. less tracking of an aging Can­ - Weekend Sports Wrap- enough cash to achieve their I Y05H PLACED gether in this benefit concert to James Stewail. Donna Reed. 7:30 P.M. adian Mountie. Charles Bronson, GD WE'LL PE ASTBO-BBAPH (1$ • Sacred Heart GD - MOVIE: 'Tarzan the aid the people of Cambodia. Lionel Barrymore. 1947. up fondest dreams. Cheech Marin, S WON'T M ld » LIKE TH\S PIPN'T 8 - Entertainment TMa Lee Marvin, Angie Dickinson. LtM AR ia HOME soon, Magnificent' Tarzan captures a The Clash, The Who. Paul Week 1981. G® - Seiko Worid Super Thomas Chong, Stacy Keach. AN6ELA. EXIST. EA9V. 7:00 A.M. gang that terrorize the jungle. McCartney. 4:30 P.M. Tennis 1981. Rated R. Bernice Bede Osol dD (3 ) - Kannath Copeland Gordon Scott, Betta St. John. (S ) ' Evans and Novak 8 - NBA Baakatball: ® - Independem Network 8 -. MOVIE: -Anlin«l Milwaukee at New Jersey News - Risk/Marriage d ) - Ken Copeiand 1960 Crackers' The Marx Brothers (2® - Snow OMsen: An lea Ballet G® *- Ona-on-Ona WatarskJIng (33 - This Is the Life GD - Jerry Falwell wreak havoc when a family 11:00 P.M. Tricky signal throws a party for them. 1930. Championship E.T. TV special 33 - Newark Reality (33 - Issues '82 (2® “ 300 Millonae Anfitriones 33 - Eyewitness News Bergen to star Cfeur Paca Galbadon y Kiki Ledger (2® - Siampre an Domingo er is unable to make a nor­ 33 - Make Peace With 8 - Bmerty Hlllbllli.. GD - Off the Set planned Dec. 14 d33 “ Robert Schuller presentan este programa de Raul Velasco as el anfilrion de in CBS-TV film mal encouraging or discard­ Nature 2:00 P.M. este programa de entrateni- ‘Birthday (3® - Night Flight ' variedad musical producido an GD 33 ® ® - News HOLLYWOOiJ' (UPI) - ing signal b^ause he bolds (3D ' Three Stooges X - MOVIE: -Torel Tonil Espana. miento imernacional producido HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - NORTH (2® - Insight 33 - Barry Farber the wrong spot cards. G® - NFL Theatre: Best Ever Toral’ While Japan's surprise ^n Mexico, en el cual se presen­ Candice Bergen will E.T., the loveable extra­ ♦ 75 Docombor 5,19B2 (S) - Naws/Sporti/Weather - Christian Children's tan los mas populates anistas GD - At tha Movies There is an old story about Quarterbacks' attack on Pearl Harbor is graphi­ Fund become the most beautiful terrestrial who is breaking V K J4 In the year ahead your luck and de la farandula hispana asi & - Hends On an unethical expert who held ® - Jimmy Swaggart O - Imematlonel Figure cally reproduced, the lives of box-office reconb across ♦ J10 4 happiness will again be found people present at the beginning ® - Welcome Back Kotter como invitados especiales de (S ) - Sports witch in screen history 10-9-8 of diamonds when his (23) - MOVIE: Quo Vadis' A Skating from Peking todo el mundo. the country, w ill star in the 4Q865 4 in involvements with those vrho of World War II is explored. Ja­ when she stars as Morgan partner opened with the Roman soldier falls in love with (3® “ Southwest Champion­ 5:00 P.M. 8 - Newscenter have always brightened your a Christian girl and plummets son Robards, Martin Balsam, 8:00 P.M. Le Fay with Malcolm CBS-TV special “ E.T. and WEST EAST King. Our unethical player ship Wrestling Joseph Cotton. 1970 33- Ko>ak & - Amazing Yrs. of Cinema «A92 83 life. It isn't likely the troub­ into disfavor Robert Taylor, De­ (3) 33 - All-Star Party for McDowell In “ Arthur The Friends:- Magical Movie dropped the eight on the borah Kerr, Peter Ustinov (3® - World Championship GD ~ 1982 All-American 8 - Larson Sunday Night V 10 532 V987 lemakers will change, so disas­ (S ) - Newsmaker Sunday Team (3arol Bumatt This star-studdpd K ing ." Visitors” Dec. 14. floor and while Peking it up sociate yoursell trom them. 1951 Tennis: The Chicago Classic - party honors one of the mdst ~ Firing Una CMON, \ I SWEAR,/ YVIAYNOT ♦98765 4A32 (8 l Memories With Finals 33 " Those Amazing Animale The blonde beauty Comedian ■ Robin ...BUT I RESIST THE said, “ A low diamond!' SAGITTARIUS (Nov, 23-Dm ;. - World Tomorrow Lawrence Walk versatile actresses in both tele­ 11:30 P.M. TEMP1ATKX4, BGCAUS OOP! LETS) I CADFT I HM/E 10,GUZ.. 42 4AKJ971 Now take a look at a hand G® - Sunday at the King's GD - MOVIE: Volcano' A vision and motion pictures. (60 reports to work this month Williams, who also played I KNOW STREICH'S TAKE A /EAT THATV I THINK I 21) You are capable of giving - Momingtown 0 - Suparsoccar X - CBS News SOUTH r ^ r t e d ^ Eddie Kantar in wise counsel to those twho House group of adventurers are min.) in Dubrovnik, Yugoslavia, an extraterrestrial in the DtSHES /kRB M UCH WALK) )StUFFMUCH> SOT TH' 4KQJ10I64 "Popular Bridge.” soticit your advice today, but In 7:30A.M. ® - Cite con Cotombta @ ) - MOVIE; 'Run Silent, Run searching for sunken treasure in ^ Princeton X - David Suaakind defunct “ MoHt and M indy" BETTHZ FDRUSI USNeER! ANSWERTO the waters near Java when a 33 for the three-hour CBS-TV OURPROBlEMl 4A(}6 The expert defense starts Instances where your views are 3 ) - We Believe (® - Adalanta Deep' The story of submarine GD ^® - Matt Houston X - MOVIE: -Tho Hollfigh- television series^, will co- E volcano erupts. Diane Baker, movie to be produced by ♦ KQ with East winning the club not requested keep )what you (33 - Eighth Day & - Wild, Wild West warfare off the Japanese coast. tars' An oil weH fira-fighter and star in the one-hBur show, Clerk Gable, Burt Lancaster, Maximilian Schell. Brian Keith. X - Straight Talk his wife conquer fear through Martin Poll in association 410 lead with his jack and play­ know to yoursell. Aslro-Graoh 3 ) - Growing Years (E ) -■ Focus on Society Jack Warden. 1958 1969. which also features ing the kiqg next. South ruffs predictions for the year ahead 8 - MOVIE: -Taps' Cadets the love of their daughter for with Comworld ^ Produc­ Vulnerable: Both (3® - MOVIE; March of the G® - World Series of Skiing threatened with the closing of another fire-fighter. John appearances by Dan high and West discards. make a great stocking stutter. 11:15A.M. 8 - N.WS tions. Wooden Soldiers' Mother 'Men's Super Giant Slalom from their school incite a student re­ Wayne. Katherine Rost. -Jim Dealer: South The king of spades is led Send $1 to Astro-Graph, Box tS) - Health Week Bormio, Italy.' McDowell plays King Aykroyd, Laraine Newman Up Goose characters and Santa 8 - In Conewt « tha Mm bellion. Timothy Hutton. George Hutton, Vera Miles. 1969. West North Eait Soutl and allowed to hold. The 489, Radio City Station. N Y. Claus accompany Laurel and C. Scott. 1981. Rated R. and Garrett Morris. 11:30 A.M. with Leontyne Price. Marilyn (3l - MOVIE: -Talaa of GD ® - Sports Wrap-Up Arthur with Bergen in the 14 queen continuation is won by 10019. Be sure to speclfy bi' N ALONE " I AM ^ , boomerang today and produce driver. (60 min.) R. not signal diamond strenrth ® - Heritage Comer 8 - MOVIE: Bnmty to tough lawmen end has a risky into disfavor. Robert Taylor. P O I T . ' O/EHOOAE AiWFEAf?/ By Oswald Jacoby, negative results. Let matters alliance with Psncho Villa. Kath­ borah Kerr, Peter Ustinov. 8 - MOVIE: -Hanky Tonk 8 - MOVIE: -Pockatfbl of and James Jacoby any other way, but West has follow their natural course. Baghdad' While polishing a Miradaa' A gamblar baHavaa 8:00A.M. birthday present the boys are erine Ross, Steve Forest, Hector 1961. Freeway* Florida residents take THERE' received the message and AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fob. 19) (33 - Barrio Elizondo. 1976 matters into their own hands that applet bought from tho surpised when a genie appears. ( 9 - Mr. MegoQ'e Chrietmee Broadway character Apple An­ GLOBE The suit preference signal . leads the diamond. East There's a chance you might about the new expressway. (33 - Jimmy Swaggart The Bowery Boys. Leo Gorcey, 8 - MOVIE: -Swam Charity' 8 - 1882 All-Amsrican nie ara kicky for him. To get Na is secondary to the more takes his ace, leads another step out of character today and HuntzHall 1944 A dance hall hostess has the Beau Bridges, Beverty D’Angelo. 3 3 - Confluence Teem William Devane. Rated PG. nexi apple ha find, ha muat kn- important signals of club and West is sure to try to butter up someone twho 8 - NFL Prwlmv proverbial heart of gold, ^rie y preas Annie't daughter who ia Travfll $6nfM!6 score his nine of spades. you think can do you a favor. (33 - Celebration/Eucharist Maclaine. John McMenin, Ri­ 5:30 P.M. 8 - MOVIE: -OUvar- A young strength or weakness, but 8 - MOVIE: -Honky Took arriving from Spain With the no- 5S5 MAIN 8TREBT (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) It's not your style, so don't try. (33 - Guest Room cardo MomaR>an. 1969. X-M uppat Show orphan, taken in by a wealthy bla family imo which aha b there are times when a nlav- Freeway' Florida residents take benefactor, is kkJrw>ped by his 643-21M PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) (3D - Dr. Snuggies matters into their own hands 8 - MOVIE: -Tha Thin Man ® - HBO Magazins Stanhtg marrying. Glenn Ford. Ban. You're capable ot substantial Goes Home' When Nick and old gang. Ron M o ^ . Oliver Davit, Peter Fait. Hope Lange, (32 - ESPN SportaCenter about the new expressway. Dick Cavatt This ahow pra- ReecT Harry Secombe. 1968. Otter 30 Yean achievements today, but you Beau Bridges, Beverly O'Angelo, Nora vTSh Nick's folks, he finds sants an instda look at tha Arthur O'ConneH, /Vnn-Margrel. (2® - Little Rascals a body on the doorstep so na­ (S ) - NaWe 'In Praise of God.' 1961 Travel Experience must guard against a tendency William Devare Rated PG. shows and stars appearing on S t 'iir ir T i to find excuses to postpone (S) - Naws/Sports/Weather turally he must search for the HBO. Tonight's program focuses on 8 - Council of Rabbia Authorized, agent in 8 - Enfoque kilter. William Powell, Mymi the naturalists who were among your objective!^. Strike while (2 ) - Robert Schuller 8 - Nawamakar Sunday the first to study animal behav­ 8 • MOVIE: -Friday tha Manchdfter for all Airllnet, the Iron Is hot. 8 ' Newsmakers Loy, Gloria DeHeven. 1944 Railroads and Staamahip ACROSS 65 Graduate of Answer to Previous Puzzle (2® (ID - Sesame Street 8 - U.S. National BaBnmm ior. (60 min.) Rabbi 9lapt Lata' An Iriah pol­ Annapolii ARIES (March 21-AprH 19) 12:00 P.M. 2:15P.M. Grand Championship ice chief and a rabbi form on al­ Lines. (2® - El Ministerk) de Jimmy I Mao_____ (abbr.) Relax and enjoy yoursell today, Swaggart Presents X - Fk « tho Stat* 8 - Waak/Ravtow 8 - T astro 8:15 P.M. liance to aoive tha myatartoua tung but be careful not to overin­ X - Lit. and Ubany (2® - North to tha Top of the dulge. You'll feel better it you - Oral Roberts and You 2:30P.M. 8 - Spotlight Pravisw Wortd ’ 4 Buihy clump DOWN MSNeaSKBIBMIlHnKSMntSHXiEWENfBNCBaCHKBKBg limit your intake of iwhat you - Jim Bakker X - Gt Robart Schulaf ® - SRO: Rad Skalton- 8-Bportsbeat Op COUjf^E I , (Bril) d2 - SponaCantar Pkia Freddy the Froetoeder Freddy 8:30 P.M. choose to eat or drink. ( ^ * Latinos 6:00 P.M. 7 Baiidat 1 Musical chord TAURUS (April 20-Moy 20) 8 - Scbolaatic Sporta Acad. plans his holiday meal. GD Memoriae With I MEMY CHRIStMASI j 2 Heir 8:30A.M. X - MOVIE: To Ba Lawrence WeNc MY^etF WOUND OP— 10 Stepped on You're likely to be generous I I Coy 3 Ham (33 - Portuguese Around Us 8 - Nayva/Sporta/Waathar 3:00 P.M, Announced G® - Royal Winter Fair Horse 8 A n you obM ii0 ■ Vklao C bssbNb rBoontor for B and outgoing today, and this is 8 8 - Maat tha Praaa X - MOVIE: -Divofca. Show 12 PosMuiva 4 Difsate well and good. However, at the 3 - Make It Real X 8 8 - News B Chrtotnwo? ^ £VfF!Y6oDY IF carrying fly 8 - Makkifl H Count Americen Style' After 17 years pronoun same time take care your deals ® -D a y of Discovery of merrisge, a couple stens di­ X - Battlastar Oalactioa 5 Elactrical unit A H E 8 9:00P.M. X If 00, Santa Is not dono tsHh you yoU X 13 In debt M A 0 E don't prove unwise. (3D - Magilla OoriHa 8 - 8# Anunckara vorce proceedings. Dick Van 8 - Future Sport 6 Group of two QD ® * Seventh Aimual X Bring your oaloo slip (datod anytinw In f 6 0 / r i^uNNlNO ME 14 Coma forth O V E R GEMINI (May 21-Juno 20) ® - Bugs Bunny A Friands 8 - MOVIE: Nutctackar Dyke, Debbie Reynolds. Jason 8 - Festival of Faith CIrcue of the Stars Mickey 7 Back and Stand by your commitments to Fantaay' Rob8ds. 1967 - Nmombor or Pooombor 1SS2) to Tifc HSVIi 5 16 By way of 8 Y N E IS) - Crossfire 8 - MOVIE: -8«t. Pappar-s Rooney servee as ringmaster to 17 Sup forth (3 twda.) others today. II you try to back 8 - MOVIE: -KM Bkia' A X - MOVIE: -Thiftaan Rua Lonaiy Hareta Chib Band* A 26 stars who perform breath­ tiM K and rooolM your olub mombiiraliip al haN r DOWN. 8 Not at home 28 Society in 44 Go astray out, you could cause complica­ ® - Robert Schuller; The raunchy outlaw tries to go Madeleine' A Nazi spy anrote 19 Lair rock and roll band comas to the taking feats. Morgan FakcNkf. itoa plua your Brat lapoo rontal froa.* e 4U>Y»NA.»N~fMN»U.>.4lAATM0H 9 Mineral Chinatown 47 Colics tions and spoil things for all. Hour of Power (Closed Cap­ straight but findt it dtfficult and is accepted in the U.9. Se­ Vincam Price and Isabal Sanford 20 Singer tioned) raacus of a town tuffaring from 10 Twofold 48 Malt brews CANCER (Juno 21-July 22) It when he is seduced tw the cret Service school. James Cag­ boredom. Tha Baa Oaas, Pater wW eerva ee co-ringmasters. (2 COMINQ THIS MONTM Williams 29 Obatacle 13 Eggs 31 Ditparity 49 Thaodore, for you Intend to shop today, - Popeye pretty wife of hia friend. Derwils ney, AnebeHe, Richard Conte. Frampton. 1976 hrs.) ANNIE: ; III; ROLTEROIIBT 22 Fast aircraft Hopper. Warren Oates. Peter 1946 15 Bom 32 CslattisI bear short strike from your list all nones­ S I - Jnvish Hwitag* 8 - Nowo/Spotta/WaollMr X - M an Oilflln (abbr.) Boyle. 1973 (B ) - HoMywood Chriatmaa Chsok out our low msmbars’ prieaa plua a •% n W S P3R LAST '(BAR L 18 Combustion 33 Colored akin 51 Olesginoua sential items. Your temptation 9:00 A.M. 8 - Nowsioontor X 8 - MOVIE: H m Jrek' 24 Prapara copy to buy things you shouldiv't (ID - Sports America Farada TNa comedy Involve, the outra­ ■ah dtooount 27 Onsa left remnant 35 American 53 Firat-rate 4 (3) - Up Front a - MOVIE: -Tlw BootdwNh' (m\ 21 Fakir Indiana (comp, wd.) could be rather strong. 12:30 P.M. 8 - Ovation Today's pro- geous liaa to ttoidom of an ■itnB In any VCR aalaa MOWHATi- 30 Drug agancy LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) When (X) - Wondmma grama ara 'h'a Al Jam,’ 'KItat' An aktariy Brooklyn couple tries 23 Thrta (prefix) 55 Univeraal time to sutviva tha proMama and Inapt and unkicky fool. Stava aHp d alad 1BB2 and 1 A 9 W « M I W . (abbr.) 37 Stage need X X - NFL Today and 'Tha Gift of tha Magi ' 12 Martin, Bstnadatts Patare. Catkn (abbr.) socializing today, you'd bo wise (X - Sunday Morning dangers of thak rapidly decay­ raoaNa 1 0 " oM Club 31 Expenditure 26 Tha lama 41 Commence- X - Hlghachool Qulx Adams. 1B7B. 56 Voodoo cult not to party l o n ^ than you X - Bant of Kkta Ara Paopla ing innsrsNt/ nalghboriiood. Las nianibn 34 Makes usad . (Let) mont should. If you make It an early ® - Budwalaor BMUarda 8 - N a w a 57 Orb Too Straabarg, Janet Laigh, Ruib X - H Is Wrinwi to 26 Ruuian narva 42 Worm up a evening, you'll be glad tomor­ Claaatc from laka Tahoo Qordon. your • liBum ^m M iWMi X - Oral Robarta - MOVIE: Th a Lagand a( 8 - AM Banlea BavlaHan 36 Leaks agancy motor 5| Poaithra pole row. ® - MOVIE: Tapa- Cadata Lana Hangar* Whan tha iraa.* 8 - To Bo Annoiinoad 8 - N M * a ‘ 38 Unit of msttar VIRQO (Aug. 23-8«pl. 22) (H) - Ratum To Planat Of Ibraatanad \wltb tha doting of S Cavandiah gang sata out to kid­ * t tapaa far S daya ' ;Ap~ thtk achool incita a tnidant ra- nap Utytaaa S. Oram, tha Lons 6:30 P.M. 8 8 - MOVIC: Tha (Pl-I Because you are warm arid oNar aapkaa 1B41-BB caring, friends could turn to O - NCAA BaakatbaR: baWon. Timothy Hutton, Qacxga Hangar and Tonto rids to tho Xa-ABCNswo aamllat’ An Aiizana oop aa- IhMkUiMMHBB 39 Enargy-uving Wandy'. Claaalc Final bom C. Scon. 1981. RatadR. roocuo. Klknon SpNabury, Jooon eotta a proatltMa from Loo V .- tima (abbr.) you today to discuss th^r 8 - ESPN.BpoilaCanlsr goa to Phoenix to taotlfy agakiot Waatam Kantucfcy Uniwaralty Robardo, Michaal Horaa. 1BBI. 40 Ona of tha problems. Be as helpful as you 8 - Octataat Bpectt Lagandt 8 - BHO; Country Bosh '82 organbad erims. d m East- O - MOVIE: 'Zono, tha Qay RmadPG. IM E M O M E S fl (iarehwins can without telling others. 8 - Craatflra The Oak ridge Boys, tha Charlia wood, Sondra Loaka, Pat Hki- LIBRA (BopL 23-Oct. 23) Do Blada’ Zorro and hia affamlnata 8 - Santo Pombigo bwHa 43 Cloy 8 8 - NFL 'S2 Daniala Band and Hosanna Cash gla. 1977. yoyMU.M 040.140^ m your budget a favor today. brother ara portrayad it) tbit paeform aoms of thak big hire. ■ u m m 46 Day of wa4k comic ipoof of the legend. 8 - Magle of OB Palming 3:15P.M. O - Maatarplaaa Tliak re T o Don't try to kaop pace with George Hamilion, Lauren Hut­ 8 - SpioHI (abbr.) pals who are big spenders. II ton. Brenda Vacarro. 1981 8 - Convoraatlan WfMi... 3:30 P.M. , IF I caaJLD THREE „ > k N P A U .1 H E O N C r V IN T H E IT IS N Y e VSTYCKYTGU iS E riO 46 Go away (al.) they choose to be loose yirlth . Rated PG SO Gold (Sp.) their funds, Ignore their exam- 12:45 P.M. 8 - MOVHE: -ZOrro, tba Qay WI6HEart?V«(eHR2R/‘ ‘ VkORLD„>kNPTH0«l rc?W I6H e E E g U C H A PERFECT PICTUR E ( 8 - ftuparman NAKEPiSiftEEC?. 52NawOaol Pto. X - MOVIE: -Horaa Mada' Zorro *id No oflominmo ChanukA Mart/Craft YHEJMCNEVIN* R9R THREE A^43RE>M9HBS. OP project (abbrJ S )-N a w a brothor art portrayad in this Manehestor Arts Council eCORPW (Del. B4 Mev. 21) In Faadiata' Tha Mare bralhtta SundBy, D«e.S 1 pm M Spur ® 1 1 M B4 Corrida cheer O - Oral Robarta and You turn colagiata. nvlth Grouelio aa comic ' spoof of the logortd. financial and caraor situationa Osorgo HanBlon. Lsuran Hut­ PrM AdmlMlM PiiMte tavllsd iiW iWMiijiiWiiiMHlI i ...... I B8 Magnlficsflcsa today, your grasp It likely to be 6 IS) - Baaama Btraat • colagt pratMani. Oroucho, 1 ^ . Chico. Zappo Man. ton, Brenda Vacarro. 1BB1. "ALiCE IN WONDERLAND** uloniieuJuli 6B Greased both batter and faster ttian that 8 - C l u b PTL RtisdFO. t 60 Ona of 3 of your pears. Howovar, play It 8 - Fotliy Pig A Children's Opwa partoniwd by ACMENTLSNUliN 1:00P.M. 8 - B l B * M i y BOOTMB4 CannseHeM OpsiB axprass Sloogoa humbto. 8 - WorM Tomonow BASKBtajMNL'tS, BTUPi 61 Caustic (NEWSPAPER BITERPRItE AEtN.) X X - NFL FoWbaB: O - MOVK: Th a Fianeb -liS E S S & S - 9:15A.M. FNmaMla at Miami Ltoutonanra Woman' An ac- M B . MUON. mioN BeilB M qr, iNMtir S at 2 PJL aubstanca 62Gaatursa 8 - Waak/Raviaw X - MOVIE: 'Jbat For You' A trsaa on-setasn tragady la |uxw- HucfeMiii' Mik SekM The first book jacketi in thaatrical producar aataUiahaa a poaad with an off-aersan TEMPLE BETH SHOLOM ataant 9:30 A.M. romancs vrith har laadkig man. iFimillOODlBl wq. the United SUtea were relationahip wWi hit nagitetad UMtoiyiM.. IB1JB Bfudanfa 63 Urchin X - Commant ehUdrm. BlM Craaby, Jtnt W y _ 4:00 P.M. - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., Dec. 4, 1982 Manslaughter trial Rights day Sunday Obituaries

The Manchester Human Relations Commission will sponsor a FOeVS/People testimony continues program in celebration of Human Rights Day Sunday at 4 p.m. at Community Baptist Church. Heart attack kills The theme of the program is “ Human Rights Is Everyone’s turned around, and headed hack By Raymond T. DeMeo Responsibility.” The Rev. Shepard Johnson of South United after Tierney, according to the Herald Reporter Methodist Church w ill be the guest speaker. eyewitnesses. The program will also include readings from the Human Rights The manslaughter trial of William Another prosecution witness, 20- Marty Feldman Declaration, and music. D. Shine continued Friday in Hart­ year-old Kim Kremski of Glaston­ Refreshments will be served after the program. ford Superior Court, as two more bury, .testified Friday that, while Mobile disc jockey The Baha’i conununity will also celebrate Human Rights Day MEXICO CITY (UPI) - Marty prosecution witnesses gave their sitting in her parked car, she saw a with an informal talk Friday at 7:30 p.m. at 7 Stock Place. Mrs. Feldman, the madcap comic of the versions of what happened in the car “coming very fast” toward a Burokas will talk about the oneness of humanity, the urgent need distinctive bugeyes, prodigious nose parking lot outside David’s girl standing outside David’s at the for the elimination of prejudice and the value of plahetary con­ and frazzled red hair, died of a heart 44-year-otd Chuck Skoog's life is a record of courage Restaurant eariy in the morning of time the incident occurred. attack just after completing work in sciousness. April 3. 1981. “ There was a girl, a young girl,” his latest film , it was announced The public is invited. mean, how many things can Michael Donnelly, 22, of she said. “ He (the driver) hit her Friday. He was 49. Human Rights Day was established in 1948 by the United By Jeff Weingart someone in my position do? If Manchester, told prosecutor and she fell to the ground, and then Nations. Mayor Stephen T. Penny has issued a proclamation, . Feldman, who made his 1974 Herald Reporter you’ve got a natural talent, like Richard A. Schatz that he saw a the car sped o ff without stopping.” naming Friday Human Rights Day in Manchester. American movie debut in Mel either being a singer or whatever, white car with its fog lights on run Ms. Kremski said she didn’t know For mobile disc jockey Chuck Brooks’ "Young Frankenstein” I losrv. ‘iW’ you can really make out good. But if down a man standing in the parking any of the Tierneys or Shine. But her Skoog, music is a way of life. after building a cult following in somebody hasn’t got a natural talent lot of the Manchester Parkade bar testimony matched other witnesses’ He spends much of a normal day Europe, died in his hotel room to fall back on, it’s rough.” about 1 a.m. accounts of Shine’s allegedly coaxing extra, improved sound from Thursday night. Skoog readily refers to himself as But when Schatz showed Donnelly f striking Darlene Tierney with his the' electronic equipment which “ He died last night immediately being handicapped. He expressed pictures of Shine's car and asked car. Cirugia honored upon completion of his role in a ' lines the walls of his office. Then he some disdain for others in his posi­ him if they depicted the vehicle he Ms. Kremski said she didn’t see sits back and listens as Elvis movie called ‘Yellowbeard,’” his " TJTBtACM BOYS i tion who don’t readily admit that the/ saw, Donnelly said they didn't. The the car hit anyone else, although she Presley, Chuck Berry and the ’ f t Dr. Antonio A. Cirurgiao of 125 was cited for his services in the manager, Michael Maslansky, said ^ l f ' term refers to them. car he saw had a black top, he said, added that she later d is c o v e rt that Beatles come to life. Cliffside Drive, has received the promotion and promulgation of Por­ in Los Angeles “ I get a kick out of people who while the car in the pictures w fs a man also had been struck. The resulting margin of improve­ degree of Comendedor of the Order tuguese language and culture in this Maslansky said paramedics and say, ‘Well, I’m not really han­ solid white. Cross-examining her, defense at­ ment in the quality of sound may not r x i of Henry the Navigator from the country. doctors were summoned to Feld­ dicapped, just inconvenienced,’ ” he "And is that the only difference torney Thomas D. Clifford directed be detectable to the ear of the casual president of Portugal, Gen. Antonio Cirurgiao, a native of Chaves, man’s room, but he “ expired after MARTY FELDMAN yr said mockingly. “ Believe me, when between the car you saw and the car questioning toward his recurrent listener. But for a music lover like Ramalho Eanes. Portugal, joined the UConn faculty all efforts were used to revive him. . . . comic dead at 49 T it comes to some things, I feel han­ in the photographs?” Schatz asked. theme: that at the time of the inci­ Skoog, any added enrichment is Dr. Cirurgiao is a professor of in 1969, coming to Storrs from the He died of a massive heart attack.” 't-* dicapped.” "Yes," Donnelly answered. dent, the scene outside David’s was reward enough. romance and classical languages at University of Nevada. Maslansky said Feldman’s body and later worked as an assistant to::: Donnelly was the sixth in a string crowded and confused, with "R igh t from the start, I was bent W H EN IT COMES to some other the University of Connecticut. He He received his bachelor’s degree would be flown out of Mexico City an Indian fakir whose act featured:^ of eyewitnesses brought forth by numerous drunk or near-drunk peo­ on quality,” said Skoog. “ This is my things, Skoog certainly doesn’t act received the honor at a recent from the Institute Filosofico in Por­ Friday night and private services flying tom-toms, arrows and clubs.^^ prosecutor Schatz in an attempt to ple walking and driving about. business. This is all I do. I ’ve got a handicapped. He was in the process testimonial. The medal, one of Por­ tugal, his master’s degree from were tentatively scheduled in Los Together with two other ydungl'' prove the state's claim that Shine, He asked Ms. Kremski if “ free one-track mind.” of modifying his two stereo tugal’s highest awards, was Assumption College and his doc­ Angeles, where Feldman owned a men, Feldman toured the British," 22, of New Britain, ran down with beer” night was popular at David’s Of course, he wasn’t born with an boosters, and the innards of the presented by Dr. Antonio Seabra torate from the University of home in the Hollywood Hills, for provinces in 1952 and 1953 with his car 22-year-old Allen Tierney of and she responded, “ Yeah, all those attraction to Elvis and his peers. components lay strewn about on his Veiga, the Portuguese counsel to the Wisconsin. Monday. comedy act that made a splash when'C Glastonbury and his sister, 21-year- kids coming — it was awful, you Skoog, a 44-year-old resident o f An­ desk. To the untrained eye, the United States, in Waterbury. He has been executive director of Feldman, an established writer it premiered on British televisioif.; old Darlene Tierney Rykowski, in don’t want to be there.” dover, is the first to admit he didn’t spaghetti-like wires and circuitry Cirurgiao, the second person in the first Portuguese Cultural Center and director as w ell as comedian the next year. the parkade parking lot just after But she resisted his suggestions' harbor any unusual interest in music seemed like an electronic jungle. Connecticut to receive this honor. in Connecticut, and has served as whose trademark was his bulging Feldman spent the next ten years,,, closing tim e at the end of a “ free that the girl she saw struck by the for the first 16 years of his life. ' By holding a pair of tongs in his president of the American Associa­ eyes that seemingly rolled about un­ mainly behind the scenes writing f o r -• beer night” at David’s. Shine car was standing in the way of traf­ mouth Skoog is able to work with tion of Portuguese and Brazilian controllably, 'once said his distinc­ a number of highly popular British: A L L T H A T CH ANG ED on June allegedly drove away after hitting fic. She said the girl was standing on tiny parts (the one he just Culture, an organization he helped tive face “ is me, the sum total of the television and radio shows. Hd> 4,1955, the day he suffered a spinal the two. Allen Tierney was killed, the side of the parking lot, just off installed was a propylene capacitor) found. disasters of my life.” appeared in front of the camera for Injury in a diving accident at An­ and his sister seriously injured. the sidewalk. "She was very Elks set and solder them into place. “ My nose is testimony to the fact the first time in the late 1960s in - dover Lake. The accident left him at Shine is charged with first degree visible,” she added. The two full-size color televisions that I was a poor fighter. My eyes David Frost’s “ At Last the 194tf^ age 17 paralyzed from the chest manslaugter and first degree Ms. Kremski couldn’t give a 'vhich sit in his living room are are the product of a thyroid condi­ Show,” which led to his own top- down and with very limited move­ assault, charges that carry precise description of the car she service material proof of his ingenuity. The tion from an accident. The scar on rated series “ Marty.” ment in his arms and hands. maximum penalties of up to 40 years saw. “ 1 think it was light blue, but first one he built with the help of his Fire Calls my forehead proves I’m a very bad After moving into motion pic- While in traction at the Newington in prison if he is convicted. don’t hold me to it,” she said. The 29th annual memorial service father in 1969. He built the second cricket player. tures, follow ing a career In a t Children’s Hospital, he had very lit­ Donnelly, who said he knows Shine’s car is white. of the Manchester Lodge of Elks unit bv himself. It took him eight “ Physically, I am basically number of British TV shows that.- tle to occupy his mind and began to neither Shine nor Allen and Darlene Testimony before a six-member will be on Sunday at 2 p.m. in the months, but when the momenj of equipp^ to be a clown.” made him a cult figure throughout;,, I listen to the radio. Tierney, testified that he saw a jury continues Monday, when Elks Lodge, 30 Bissell St. truth came, Skoog boasted, it Manchester Born in London July 8, 1933 of E u ro p e , F e ld m a n m a d e his:-,- That was when he first heard a white car "w ith no headlights, just prosecutor Schatz will call two final Leon Zahaba Jr. is program chair­ worked like a charm. Friday, 1:31 p.m. — Car fire. Polish-Russian parenU, Feldman American screen debut in Br(x>ks’ - strange, new singer who caught his yellow fog lights” pull into a parking witnesses. He also plans to introduce man. 1 - I Skoog views those projects and Bremen Road. CTown) started his career in school “ Young Frankenstein” in 1974. ear. space outside David’s while Donnel­ into evidence records from The service will memorialize others like them as one of the few theatricals. He left school at age 15 A number of collaborations with - “ I was lying there, listening to the ly and a friend were standing across Manchester Memorial and Hartford deceased members of the Lodge, in­ Friday, 2:17 p.m. — Water call, creative outlets he can enjoy. to form his own jazz group in Paris the madcap Brooks followed, in- ^ radio one night, and I heard this the parking lot near Marshall's. hospitals pertaining to the case. cluding 10 who died this year. These Brookfield Street. (Town) “ I like doing my thing,” he said. eluding “ High Anxiety” and “ Silent voice,” reflected Skoog. “ I said, ” 1 saw a guy go over to the car, Later in the week, defense at­ include: Jerome Walsh, Edward E. Th.it’s about the only thing that Friday, 7:30 p.m. Car fire, Otis Ralph Lewis M ovie.” 'Who is that?’ Then the D.J. said, and the next thing I knew the car torney Clifford will have the oppor­ Edgar, Herbert Wolfram, Albert Street. (Town) Ralph Cheney Lewis, 66, of keeps me going because what alter­ In 1977, he made his debut as a after the record was over, that it Herald photo by Pinto took o ff.” Donnelly said. Then the tunity to call witnesses to the stand. Dabowski, George Vinton, Joseph native is there?” Manchester, died Thursday at writer-director in "The Last was a new singer called Elvis car "w ent around and came right Bramande, Joseph Lashey, Henry Manchester Memorial Hospital. He Remake of Beau Geste,” and Presley. I said, ‘Wow, he is great.’ ” WHEN HE THINKS of what back at him (the gu y),” he said. Magee, Robert Jarvis and Norman was the husband of Beulah followed that with another multi­ From that point on, music became Other witnesses have testified Energy is sold by the joule. But Pilver. Tolland County CHUCK SKOOG WITH SOME OF HIS STEREO EQUIPMENT night have been — of what life Wallbridge Lewis. faceted effort in “ In God We Trust.” the overriding Interest in his life. voiild have been like if he had not that Shine started up his car and the billing of electrical energy is Exalted Ruler Robert Hay and the . . . spinning records Is more than just a business Friday, 8:36 a.m. — Ambulance He was born in South Berry, Vt., Feldman is survived by his wife, : By the time he left the hospital, drove across the parking lot with commonly expressed in terms of officers of the lodge w ill conduct the i.iken that fateful dive o ff the raft — call. Route 87, Andover. (Andover) on April 18, 1916, and had lived,in Lauretta, 46, who he married in - his mother had bought him about 150 ikoog is a self-proclaimed optimist. Allen Tierney hanging on through kilowatt-hour. Ritual of the Order. Edward Voile, Manchester since 1954. Prior to 1959, and his mother Cissy, 70, ; singles which he had refused to play " I could have been married, had the driver’s side window, after an past district deputy, will be guest Friday, 12:07 p.m. — Ambulance retiring, he was a parts manager for on the old, broken down phonograph iboiit four kids, and been stuck with argument between the two men. New York was the nation’s most speaker. Members of Manchester call, Bolton Notch Package Store, Skoog. ” 1 was a little self-conscious business for good. In July, he will The stars appear in clusters of three But Skoog, who is a bachelor, isn’t Scully Motors of Windsor. He was In the lounge. Those records were lot of payments and a divorce — so Emblem Club will serve because of the wheelchair. I have been carting his music-making or four per week during the month of all that interested in boosting his 1 After Tierney dropped off the win­ populous state from 1820 until the Route 44A, Bolton. (Bolton and active in Boy Scout Troop 133 and In Memoriam the beginning of a collection that refreshments. December. earnings. Most of the money he voii look at it that way,” he said. " I dow. Shine drove across the lot. lead was taken by California in 1964. Manchester ambulance) Pack 2 with the Second In loving memory of my Mother, today exceeds 50,000 in number. thought. 'I can't fjjl piat place with ^sutem aro)ijxl..deUgl)tU>S the ears sound. I' n not going over there.’ ” oT partygoers for 25 years. “ I think in December, I threw makes goes back into his system, or know a lot of my friends now who Congregational Church. He was a Lucy Tedford, who passed away are really in a mess. Who knows . . . AFTER HE HAD been home for But the next day, Skoog and his His reputation as a disc jockey has away 20 jobs I couldn’t take,” said into his record-buying fund. In short, past president of the Chrysler Parts December 4, 1980; and my Father, awhile, a neighbor who knew of uncle went to Radio Shack and traveled by word of mouth. A look at Skoog. “ December is rough. They he produces more than sound when It alight have turned out good, it Managers Club. He was also a l.eroy Tedford, who passed away Skoog’s interest in music and bought his first stereo system for his calendar for this month is a good all want a Christmas party.” he plays a dance. He also achieves night have turned out worse.” secretary for the Petroleum December 13, 1981. records asked him to bring his about $4(X). The next thing he knew, indication of his popularity. piece of mind for himself. T feel it would have turned out Calendar Office park Mart seeking Bowling League. He was active on wor se, " he said. Every day in some small way records to one of the teen dances the barn was overflowing with sound The red stars mark the nights he, HIS CALENDAR for the 1983 He considers himself lucky CB radio and his handle was \s for the future. Skoog doesn't bigger building Memories of you come my way. which the lake association in An­ and the teenagers were loving it. with the help of neighborhood kids year doesn’t look any less busy because he has found a strand of “ Buckland Bronco.” envision any startling changes in his Tim e and years roll swiftly by dover held in what is known as “ the “ Right from there, I knew we had who work for him, will load a either. Most people book Skoog for a meaning in his life. stop and Shop supermarket Besides his wife, he leaves two routine. Manchester zone try set But love and memories never die. Red Bam.” to improve it,” said Skoog. morass of equipment into his van year in advance to be assured of a will ask the Planning and Zoning sons, Ronald P. Lewis of Cinnamin- “ I guess it was just luck or fate "I guess I'll just have to take one Monday “ I said, ‘1 don’t want to go over After playing a bowling banquet and make the trip to one of the many night packed with music and dan­ Commission Monday to' let it in­ . son, N.J., and Peter A. Lewis of Sadly missed by. that I got into this,” he said. “ I dav at a tim e,” he said. ' Parking Authority, 8 a.m., 975 Main St. there and do that,’ ” remembered for one of his relatives, he was in halls or banquet rooms in the area. cing. A new attempt will be Business 1 zone was turned crease the size of a building it Hebron; a daughter, Mrs. Kathleen Daughter Joan Planning and Zoning Commission, 7 p.m., Lincoln made to zone for a cor­ down by the commission in plans at the Parkade, next to Williams of Hebron; a brother, oeeeeoooooeooeooeooeoQM Center hearing room. porate office park on September because the Bradlees. Alvin Lewis of Toms River, N.J.; a Citizens' Advisory Committee on Grade Reorganiza­ Oakland Street Monday zone would permit too wide Stop and Shop wants to add 6,- sister, Mrs. Dorothy Bagley of Caril of Thanks tion, 7:30 p.m., 45 N. School St. night when the owner of a a variety of uses. The com­ 155 square feet to the 39,560- ^ r r y , V t.; six grandchildren and During a tim e like this we realize Tuesday 7.5-acre parcel there asks missioners said then they square-foot building previously several nieces and nephews. how much our family, friends, the Planning and Zoning would consider a request approved by the commission. Funeral services will be held Mon­ neighbors and acquaintances really No child of mine... Comment session, 9 a.m.. Municipal Building Board of mean to us. Your kind expressions Directors office. Commission to rezone the for the C zone. It will require 25 additional day at 10 a.m. at the Holmes Hockanum R iver Linear Park Commission, 7:30 p.m.. land from Rural Residence One effect of the change parking spaces. Funeral Home, 400 Main St..Burial of sympathy by letters, cards, Municipal Building hearing room. to Residence C. would be that the buildings The original Stop and Shop will be in St. James Cemetery. flowers, food and your presence will The request comes from could be no more than two proposal was approved Feb. 16. Friends may call at the funeral always be remembered. Wednesday Ferdinando Diminico, but stories high. The supermarket plans to move home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 rhank you. she's only perfect Town hall space needs hearing, 3:30 p.m.. Municipal if the change is approved, The PZC will meet at 7 from its location on West Middle p.m. Memorial donations may be Jackie & Jim Nichols Building hearing room. the land would be com­ p.m. in the hearing room of Turnpike near Broad St. made to the American Cancer Socie­ (W ife and Son of Cheney Hall Board of Commissioners, 4 p.m.. bined with adjacent land Lincoln Center. ty, 237 E. Center St., Manchester. David R. Nichols) There is a phrase which has lately bathing suit I ’d just told her she Municipal Building hearing room. owned by Economy Elec­ crept into my vocabulary. Its couldn’t have. Nor would she ever tric Co. and used for office Thursday appearance. I’m certain, has mention in front of her elderly non­ buildings. Judge’s hour. 6:30 p.m.. Municipal Building Probate In aunt that the last time her mother An earlier request to I Treshly Cut • Connecticut Grown 8 something to do with the fact that Court. w;ashed the kitchen floor was July. change the land to I ’m 31 and unmarried. EMS Committee, 7:30 p.m.. Municipal Building Focus The phrase is: “ No child of mine Her taste in music matches mine hearing room. ...” As in, “ No child of mine would Adele Angle Conservation Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Municipal i CHMSTMAS TREES exactly. The word Xanadu is not in Building coffee room. be allowed to spend half a day Focus Editor her vocabulary, and she thinks {} Board of Directors, 7:30 p.m., Lincoln Center hearing Berbers S o ld ^ Tho playing tddeo games.” And, “ No O livia, Newton-John discovered room. Berbers were the first in- S MANCHESTER FIRE DEPT. child of mine is going out for gravity. When she plays the stereo, habitants of Morocco I 8th UTILITIES DIST. Halloween this year.” And, “ No she never turns it up too loud and Bolton followed by Carthaginians child of mine would be forced into she always puts the albums back and Romans. The Arabs : ballet lessons on Saturday.” exactly' where she found them. She relatives she might have. Monday conquered in 683. In the I Mi TREES MS"* As a non-parent. I’m highly listens to public radio except when Unlike your children, she rarely Town Clerk, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. 11th and 12th centuries, the 8 opinionated about m y non-child. public radio 18 having a fund drive. complains. Nor does she ever come Tax Collector, 7 p.m.. Town Hall, Berber empire of Morocco w 81. Bridgafa Church Parking Lot For one thing, she (Yes, she’s a Then she turns the radio off. running to me, speaking in a shrill Assessor/Building Official, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. ruled all of northwestern g Comar of Main ft Willlama 8t. she. I haven’t had a non-son yet) is voice about what her non-siblings And at Christmas time, unlike T uesday Africa and most o f Spain. much cleaner and less noisy than Board of Selectmen, 7:30 p.m.. Community Hall. Part of Morocco came un­ have just done to her. If she does your children, she doesn’t spend a B The Mancheater Fire Dept, wiahea i your children. She sits on couches— W ffi ip ! A' lot of time bugging me for whatever Board of Health, 7:30 p.m.. Fireplace Room, Com­ der Spanish rule in the 19th have a complaint, she brings it up at gyou a Safe and Happy Holiday w she never, N E V E R puts her dirty munity Hall. century. the end of the day. “ Mom,” (She it is she’s just heard advertised on g Sieaaon. e winter boots on them. — and, if Wednesday never calls me mother, it’s too for­ TV. In fact, right now she’s so busy KWCadMMBafMdMWIKIMKXMnKMKMKWKHKI asked, she w ill immediately lapse Neighborhood Crime-Watch Clinic, 8 p.m.. Communi­ mal, nor does she ever call me making a Christmas wreath for the ty Hall. into a reflective silence. mommie dearest, she’s not adopted) front door out of macaroni noodles, Thursday W H EN SHE'S not sitting on the “ there’s something I’d like to dis­ she hasn’t had time to discuss what Board of Education, 8 p.m.. Center School Library. YOU’RE MlllTEDI couch with her hands neatly folded cuss,” she says. she wants for Christmas. I suppose THE ELEPHANT MAN Monday, Dec. 6 Is our birthday, and we're aa proud aa we can be. ‘ in front of her. she’s involved In That’s another thing. Unlike your she’ll bring it up during a quiet mo­ Name: William E. Vincent . Favorite novel: “ Magic Mountain” by Thomas Coventry Ashamed of our age? Not ua... we want EVERYONE to knowl After creative crafts projects. She loves children, mine has a sense of ment tonight. Age: 45 Mann all, Ifs not every day you get to celebrate the atart of your SOth year construction paper and crayons — timing. She’d never dream of All of the above proves just one Address: 54 Carpenter Road Favorite store: Marlow’s Department Store Monday By Bernard Pomerance In bualneaal Thafa a lot of yeara for 1 family to be doing Juat 1 thing Town Council, 7:30 p.m.. Board Room, Town Hall. these allow her to make lovely get breaking into a fit of tears in the thing, I think. It’s all in the up­ Occupation: President, Manchester Communi­ Pet: Basset hound called Rosie — and a lot of aatlafled cuatomera, tool So come to our party and well cards for any sick, elderly non- middle of Bradlee’s over a |24 Liaison (Toramittee, 7 p.m.. Board Room, Town Hall. bringing. ty College Favorite spot in Manchester: Home Join In the funi We'll have free cake and coffee all day long on Mon* T uesday Directed by Betty SpaUa Favorite restaurant: Cavey’s and W illie’s Steak Car: Battered Ford Granada and state-issued Housing Authority, 7:30 p.m.. On Site. day, Dec. 6th, to go along with aome pretty sweet deals. Come on In Plymouth Horizon House Sewer Referendum Task Force, 7:30 p.m.. Planning and talk to tho voice of experience — see what we can do for youl Favorite color: Green TONIGHT—DEC. 4 Favorite food: Italian Office, Town Hall. We think you’ll like ua and agree, that for value, aervloe, quality, and Last book read: “ ’The Aquarian Conspiracy” by What's your Christmas memory? Favorite beverage: Cold beer Republican Town Committee, 8 p.m.. Board Room, care, NO ONE can beat Dillon Sales ft Servloel Marilyn Ferguson Town Hall. Sports: Football Pet peeve: People who run for office who are 8 P M In.2S0 words or less, describe your most un- dress and telephone number must accompany Roots for: Pittsburg Steelers Wednesday not qualified School Building Committee, 7:30 p.m., Rm. 18, High NOW STiWTING OUR 50th YEAR! forgettoble Christmas. TUs can be a Christ­ each submission. Hobby: Playing the trumpet and hiking mas from long ago or Christmas last year. Favorite T V station: Public Broadcasting School. ManchMter Community Contest deadline: all entries must be in to Ideal vacation: Traveling to Maine Board of Health, 7:30 p.m., Nurse’s Office, Town Hall. Your recollectimi can be strictly close to home System the Herald by Dec. 20. Best way to relax: Staying at my cottage in Town Council, 7:30 p.m.. Board Room, Town Hall. — or (me from the old country. Best thing about Manchester: “ It’s a nicely College Auditorium First, second and third prizes will be Maine ■ Several entries will be printed in the administered town located in New England.” Thursday awarded. Preferred entertainment: Movies Steering Committee, 7:30 p.m.. Board Room, Town Manchester Herald’s Focus Section the week Worst thing about Manchester: “It’s not Tickets $3.50 Favorite actress: Gina Lollobrigida located in the State of Maine.” Hall. You may submit a photo with your entry. If DIUDI)*XeCee-Sit^SputkeSi^.^ before Christmas. Music: Classical Patriots Park Board of Directors, 7:30 p.m.. All A ll entries should be type written, double you wish your photo returned, enclose a self (Compiled by Filomena Muccitelli) Seasons Lodge, Patriots Park. Reservations 649-1061 319 Main Strss> (Acron horn Anoery) Favorite newspaper: Manchester Herald spaced or clearly hand written. A name, ad­ addressed, stamped envelope with your entry. Community Health Service, Inc., 7:30 p.m.. Yeomans Mon-FrI 8am - 4:30pm MANCHeSTIk, a 443.2145 Hall, Rt. >7, Columbia. 12- MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. Dec. 4. 1982 MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., Dec. 4, 1982 - 13 News for senior citizens W eddings Audition begins A dvice on annual variety Best Yule gift is one that's wanted alter next.) unless you’re sure the DEAR ABBYi Last recipients imbibe. Candy, chairperson Kay .Nektleton dandng; nooiLlandr, U:S0 If someone on your gift Editor’s notei this consecutive Tuesdays star­ year you devoted an entire list is living on a pension, a nuts and fruitcake make will be away for several p.m., bus retttriu ffom column to what and what column is prepared by ting Dec. 7 from 9:30 to check for any amount wonderful gifts for those ■he s ta ff at the 11:30 a.m. months. We do not want to stoiq>ing; 1:30 p.m., exer­ not to give for Christmas who aren’t counting cise class. would be much more ap­ Manchester Senior In January there will be lose the continuity that the gifts. I thought it was one Dear Abby preciated than a frivolous calories, but please have group has maintained. If Wednesday: 9 a,ni., Citisen’s Center. It an eight ball tournament. of the most helpful little trinket. Or give compassion for those who you have places that you’d pubUc health nurse by ap- . columns you ever wrote. appears in the Herald on All interested should sign Abigail Van Buren someone who’s counting are, and lead them not into Wednesdays and Satur-. up in the'office. like to go, please leave pointment; 10 a.m., Please run it again. temptation. pinochle; round dance; V pennies a year’s subscrip­ days. The Christmas Season is them in the suggestion box. RIO GRANDE GRANDMA Resist giving toddlers noon, lunch; 12:10 p.m., tion to a newspaper or a busy time. As a' result, Anyone interested In ser­ D E A R CRANDMAi magazine you know hq or stuffed animals and dolls By Jeanette Cave the Suitfet Club and the ving on the committee b rid ^ ; bus piidt up a t 8 That column was so well- that are bigger than they a.m., return trips a t noon she will enjoy. Director, Senior Center Golden Agers will not hold should leave their name in received, I’m repeating it. Please, don’t ever send a are. And parents will thank meetings at the . center the office. and 3:15 p.m. Here it is; you for not sending their Last Sunday the Senior Thursday: 9:x0 a.m., gift in a box bearing the during December. BOWUNG .SCORES! The homebound will ap­ name of a store unless you children horns, drums, Center held its first audi­ register for mystery trty; DEAR READERS: Can groceries so high, folks sirens or whistles. If you tion for the 10th annual The Christmas program Women high single, Loma preciate a box of greeting bought it there. Should the 10 a.m., orchestra rehear­ you believe it’s time to who live alone on a fixed give a child a game or variety show. Under the on Dec. 16 will feature San­ Kmlec, 171; triple. Ginger cards for all occasions so recipient want to exchange ta Claus and the sal; noon, lundi; I p.m.^ prepare for the holidays income probably would be book, be sure it’s in the ap­ direction of Marci and Yonrkds, 445; men high that they too can send it, he will be emtarrassed, Sunshiners. You can also Russia, the country, the again? Well, it is, so do delighted to receive a propriate age range. Roger Negro, the show will single and triple, Andy birthday, anniversary, the store clerks will look do your last minute shop­ culture and the people, bus yourselves a favor and do basket of goodies. Include Instead of giving highlight the best of the Lorenzen, 215 aM 552. graduation, get-well and bewildpred, and it won’t ping at the fair. Don't pickup at 10 a.m., return your Christmas (or small cans of salmon, someone a gift with per­ past nine shows. I am told condolence cards to others. make you look too good. forget to bring your grab PINOCHLE SCORES! after program. Hanukkah) shopping early. chicken, ham, tuna, mission to “exchange it if that this will be quite a FVIday: 9:30 a.m., crib- If you’re wondering what vegetables, fruit, instant (Be a sport! Stamp some If you buy a gift on sale, bag. We are adting that Floyd Post, 556; Lillian be sure it’s appropriate, it’s not what you want,” lavish production with bage; 10 a.m., bingo and to give Aunt Jennie or coffee, tea bags, crackers, envelopes.) only new items be given Lewis, 600; Sam Schors, since if the recipient tries save yourself (and him) close to 200 costumes being exe else class; noon, Grandpa, who don’t get out cookies and instant soup Don’t give anyone a gift and marked whether the 585; Bob Aheam, 577; Ruth to take it back he will be much time and effort and used an 10 to 12 set lunch; 12:45, setback much, let me tell you what mixes. of clothing unless you’re gift is for a male or a Search, 575; Mike told, “Sorry, sale give him a gift certificate changes. Rehearsals will games; bus pickup at 8 not to give them: Older people who live in absolutely sure the size is female. DeSimone, 571; M artin right. That goes for the merchandise is not retur­ in the first place. start after the holiday Tickets will go on sale a.m., return trips a t noon UPl photo No dusting powder, confined quarters do not Holiday time can be very season. Bakstan, 561; Harvey color and style, too. nable.” ‘Diesday for our gala New and 3:15 p.m. after-shave or cologne. need more “things” that depressing for people who Carl Poppo has joined Pospisll, 558; Julien If you’re tempted to pass Don’t give anyone a pet /• Year’s Eve dance set for Saturday: 7 p.m. bus (They probably have are ornamental only. Don’t ■are alone, so if you know V the team as a new star of Strong, 550. along a scarf, purse, wallet unless you’re absolutely Dec. 28 at 7:30 p.m. here at leaves for Hartford for Appeal under way several unopened boxes send music boxes, someone who might be the show. We welcome him gathering dust on their statuettes or other bric-a- or some Useless little sure it’s wanted and will be the center. We will have BRIDGE SCORES! Bushnell. alone and lonely, give him and invite all those in­ AotresB-model Brooke Shields presents the oMIolal 1982 Christmas closet shelves.) brac. doodad you received for properly cared for. And if dancing to the lively tunes Tom Itegan, 6,040; Doris you want to delight (or her) the best gift of all terested to call us. MENU FOR WEEK Seals of the American Lung Association to Vice President Qrarge Grandpa doesn’t need A truly thoughtful gift: Christmas three years ago, of Lou Joubert and his McCarthy, 5,180; G. Monday: tomato tice someone who considers his — an invitation to spend the 4 postcards and some lined please don’t. It’s a pretty Assistance will also be band, door prizes, Bush. This year’s effort Is the association’s 76th annual Christmas Seals another necktie, and Aunt holidays with you and your MVs. Patrick D. Hurley Mrs. Scott E. Price needed for scenery ;and McCarthy, 3,010; Kay soup, fish subniarine, pud­ stationery with envelopes fair bet the recipient will pet a “member of the refreshments all for the Bennett, 3,520; BilTCooper, appeal. Martha doesn’t really want f ^ ily . Loneliness is the costumes. Please watch ding, beverage. any more brooches, and a generous supply of find it just as useless as family,” include a tin of donation of $2. Don’t wait 3,430; Betty Grana, 3,210. Tuesday: vegetable you did. (Besides, you cat or dog food for the pet. ultimate poverty. for rehearsal date. necklaces or bracelets. postage stamps. (Enclose Love, ABBY to get your ticket. soup, sloppy Joe on a bun, might get it back the year Don’t give wine or liquor Hurley-Jackson Price-Griffith Energy kits are still Our best wishes to With the price of some felt-tip pens, too.) available at the center. SCHEDULE FOR THE dessert, bevenme. Pauline Maynard who has Only a form requiring your WEEK Wednesday: bbt turkey Paula Louise Jackson of South Windsor and Patrick Kyle Millicent Griffith of North Caldwell, N.J. and kept the center’s books Monday: 9:30 a.m., last About Town David Hurley of 63 Hemlock St. were married Oct. 23 at Scott Edwards Price of Bloomfield, N.J. were married name and address is sandwich, peu, cranb^ty {. necessary. We have been faithfuUy for the ceramics class; 10 a.m., sauce, brownies, beverage. South United Methodist Church in Manchester. Oct. 2 at United Methodist Church in Bloomfield, N.J. years. May yoii nave a Take corrective posture measures blessed with good weather bingo; 0:30 a.m., chess and The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. speedy recovery. Our bingo and ample time to make checkers; noon, lunch; Thursday: baked each Thursday and will also be open Jackson of South Windsor. The groom is the son of Mr. Griffith of North Caldwell and Ocean City, N.J. The caller, George Taylor, Is Klatch planned from 10a.m. to 4 p.m., Dec. 11 and 12 and to shorten. We literally appears before seeing a use of the kits to reduce the 12:30 p.m., pinochle; 10:45 manlcotU With meat uu ce, DEAR l>R. LAMB: and Mrs. Gerald D. Hurley of Bloomfield. groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. M c e II of 19 also home recuperating from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Dec. 18 and 19. curl up. You need doctor? amount of fuel consump­ a.m. buses for La buttered broccoU, tossed Would you be good enough Autumn St. from an illness. Hurry • The Friendly Circle of First From Dec. 20 to 23 it will be open from 7 stretching exercises that DEAR READER: By The Rev. Shephard Johnson of South United Methodist tion. Renaissance leaves from salad, Italian breed and to send me some informa­ The Rev. E. Dale Sherrod officiated at the double ring back George, we miss you. Congregational Church in Coventry will a.m. to 8 p.m. and on Dec. 24, from 7 prevent this. But you need the date on your letter a Church and the Rev. Kenneth Bonadies of East Catholic You may also take time Pic and Save; bus pick up butter, tee creafe, tion on exercises to es­ ceremony. The bride was given in marriage by her sponsor a coffee klatch on Wednesday to do a long slow gentle month had already passed High School officiated at the double ring ceremony. to register for two up­ In January we will begin at 8 a.m., return trips at beverage. a.m. to 4 p.m. tablish and maintain father and mother. from noon to 1:30 p,m. The auxiliary will host a grand opening Your Health stretch for the best results. but your letter serves a coming programs. George to plan trips for the new noon and 3 p.m. flexibility and posture? My good purpose in reminding Soloist was Liam Cunningham, a friend of the groom’s The maid of honor was Ilona Kierstead of North' Friday: beef noodle The public is invited. Sandwiches, on Dec. 9 with complimentary egg nog Bobbing and sudden Fister, a very talented year. We are in need of Tuesday; 0 a.m., bus for head and neck extend me to tell all men who family. Organist was David Morse. The bride was given Caldwell. N.J. Bridemaids were Elizabeth Price and soup, egg salad sandwich, '"desserts, tea and coffee will be served and special discounts throughout the Lawrence Lamb, M.D. movements can be harm­ retiree, will teach Christ­ persons to serve on the trip shopping; 9:30 a.m., nutri­ 'for $2; chowder or salad is 45 cents forward. I have rounded develop an unexplained in marriage by her father. Jane Price of Manchester, sisters of the groom; Joan tion class; 10 a.m., square dessert, beverage. day. l^ e public is invited. ' ful. Glinka of Elizabeth, N.J., and Betsy Reagan of mas decorations for three committee. Committee extra. shoulders and a sway back. lump near or on the testicle Maid of honor was Lisa Jackson of South Windsor, I’m a female in my mid- I’m sending yoii The to have an examination im­ Nazareth, Pa. Health Letter 19-10, sister of the bride. Bridesmaids were Geraldine Hurley, The best man was Joseph D. Price III of Hartford, 40s. mediately. Such a lump sister of the groom; Catherine Marandino of South Dinner meeting 1 am wondering if there Stretching and Flexibility, can be a malignant tumor. brother of the groom. Ushers were James D. Price of Free clinic set which gives you a set of Windsor, and Mrs. Kevin Murray of Manchester. Manchester, brother of the groom; Gary Griffith of Engagements is anything I can do about The fact that you are ing Junior High The Community Health Services Inc. Manchester Junior Woman’s Club will my condition as my mother exercises as a basis for young does not rule out the Sean Hurley of Bloomfield, brother of the groom, was Ocean City, N.J., brother of the bride; Neil Snuffer of You need to stand in an will sponsor a blood pressure clinic on have a dinner board meeting Tuesday at and grandmother both had against each other. You starting your own possibility of cancer. I best man. Ushers were Grant Bubsey and Michael Stroudsburg, Pa., and Lee Snuffer of Manchester. open door, place one hand Tuesday from 1 to 2 p.m. at Coventry 6:30 p.m. athe the home of club president the same problem. I’d like contract one set of muscles program. Others can send Morgan, both of Manchester, and Freddie LeBron of After a reception at Essex Fells Country Club in on each side of the door really hope you have had Stoddard-Caldwell Pharmacy. A second clinic is scheduled ^rily n Neumayer. 134 Timrod Road. to do something about it when the other or opposite 75 cents with a long, South Windsor. Essex Fells, N.J., the couple left on a wedding trip to jamb, then lean through that lump examined by posts honor roll for Dec. 21 from 1 to 2 p.m. at Hill’s now as I know it gets worse muscle relaxes. When you stamped, self-addressed your doctor. If you have Bermuda. They will make their home in Caldwell, N.J. M r. an d Mrs. Robert L. bend your knee whUe run­ the door, feeling the pull on envelope for it to me, in After a reception at La Renaissance in East Windsor, The bride has a bachelor of arts degree from McFetridge of Penn Yan, N.Y., an­ Pharmacy in Coventry. instead of better. not, get there as fast as you the couple left on a wedding trip .to Paradise Island, ning, the muscles over the the chest muscles. As you care of the Manchester l\)luhlenberg College in Allentown, Pa. She is studying nounce the engagement of teeir thigh relax as the stretch these muscles it can. Nassau. They will make their home in Vernon. The honor roll for the first quarter CaUierIne Mortarty, Alan Myare. I)E\R READER: You Herald, P.O. Box 1551, Now, the lump may be for a masters degree in English as a second language at daughter, Sheryl A. Stoddard of Ver­ Jam a Nichols, Karl Noone, Kitwi NortM, Wreath donated hamstring muscles over will be easier for your back at niing Junior High School was an­ Party Is Friday are wise to try to take Radio City Station, New something else. It could be The bride is a graduate of South Windsor High School, Seton Hall University Graduate School in South Orange, non, to lionald B. Caldwell Jr., son Jennifer Peeriaon, Michael Peine. Scott Plv- somg corrective measures the back of the thi^h con­ muscles to hold your nounced this weak. nick, Erin Praacott, Robin ftnveetel. Lears The Manchester. Junior Woman’s Club York, N.Y. 10019. an inflammation or a her­ Bay Path Junior College and Eastern Connecticut State N.J. She teaches French in Randolph, N.J. of Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Caldwell ‘^“:5lan(^begter Art Association will have now. And yes, most peiople tract. shoulders back. The groom is a ^aduate of Manchester High School. of Bolton. Qnlckenton, Angela Reyna, Anna Rlgglol Mary donated a wreath to the Wadsworth DEAR DR. LAMB: I nia. But some of the College. She is studying for a masters degree in GlnaMo. its potluck Christinas party Friday at Atheneum’s Festival of Trees. The can do exercises that will Your rounded shoulders You can exercise the counseling at Central Connecticut State College. He has a bachelor of science degree in science from The bride-elect is a registered 6:30 p.m. at Center Congregational muscles between your have just recently found a cancers of the testicle Grade 7 Kevin Rdmanairlet, Brian Scott, Gall Shef­ wreath was designed by Betty Foley. improve their posture if may be made worse by progress very rapidly so.it Nathaniel Hawthorne College in Antrim, N.H. He is nurse at Rockville General field, Sharon Sloan, Albert BA ltb, ChrlatSM Church. overly contracted muscles shoulder blades to lump right next to my . 1,-.,. „ „ „ Roberte McCormick, Marcella Coniam, they have a defect. Of E is best not to delay a single The groom is a graduate of Avon Old Farms School studying for a masters in business administration at Hospital. The prospective April Adami, TlmoUiy Almond, EUmboUi Smith, Jeffrey Splifil. Laarle 8 L L a o ea l, ,, Members should course some things cannot over the front of your strengthen them and the testicles. It is rather sore Andenoo. Aaron Anuktt, Kim Aparido, till Karen Sahle, Erin ialllvaa. TImey SeUvia, bring their own Nancy Rosa and Fern Pastenak assisted. day if you have any reason and College of Wooster in Ohio. Both he and the bride Fairleigh Dickinson University. He is a sales represen­ bridegroom is a systems eating utensils. chest. That, along with combination should help to touch. I’m in school and AramU. Scott Aranaon, KritUn Aahbacber, Chrlitopher Todd, be corrected but most can to suspect that you might are employed in the nursing department at the Institute tative for the Carpenter Technology Corporation in West programmer for Pratt & Whitney Jennifer AtweU. Guy Wagner, Lae W Iehnao, Saaan WUcon, weak muscles between the improve your posture. would like to avoid em­ be helped. have one. A lump is a good of Living in Hartford. Caldwell, N.J. Division of United Technologies. Sandy Babka, Vanaua Baker, Olenn Colletta WIBard, Sheila W llan. John W)*a. Our bodies ard designed shoulder blades — these As we grow older, if we barrassment if I can. reason to suspect one until A February 4 wedding is planned. Bartkowikl, Jennifer Benoit, Kdth Barttron, Jeff Yi. Mart ZacUn, John bk, Kha aakw, Gift shop moves Events scheduled so that we usually have are the opposing muscles— are not careful, our Would it be all right to wait Cynthia Bemniki, Steven Blake, Heather M itd a Zlpkln. proven otherwise. paired muscles that work can cause round shoulders. muscles and tendons tend a month and see if it dis­ BogU. Bernadette Boihrock, DehUe Bray. The auxiliary sponsored gift shop at The following events are scheduled at Geoffrey Burfeea, Jeffrey CeppeUo, Rofer Dilworth-Cornel-Quez Post during Carpenter, Jennifer Chadbnni, Kimberly Grade 9 Manchester Memorial Hospitel will be in Colon, Cynthia Colvin, Jeffrey DeJoamla, Jen­ its new and expanded quarters starting December: Service notes nifer Deemarala, Dana DIeterle, MerediUi Stacey L. Adams, Laura Armattoag, Pam ela J Monday. The hours the gift shop will be Dec. 12. 10 a.m., executive board Druiy, MeredlUi Dnggan, Kendra Dupont. Armstrong, Brian Arnold, Stavao AWbadnr, meeting; Dec. 14, 8 p.m., membership Jennifer Faber, Robert FWier, Soianna Raymond Athar, Jam a AtnaU, Sana Baker, , open will also be expanded during the Woman wants time out from love c Flynn, Mark Polty, Sbanaon Fotd, Sharon CyntUa Barlow, Sara Bliley, Hs«b Btodfitt, ' holiday season. meeting; Dec. 19, 1 p.m., children’s Fortuna, Jennifer Fkiuti, Cbrletopber Friday, Andrew Bottbil. SharM BmAL The new shop is relocated around the Christmas party with SanU and carol Senior airman DEAR DR. BLAKER: Chriita Gearhart, David Oolaa, Unde Gor­ David Bolavert, -Laara Bottomln, Jea 'com er from the present shop, on the sing. ourselves peers of our and caring. Shannon M. Murphy, daughter of man. Bourrett. DIaaa Drai n, Pamela Bamay, Also, Dec. 23, 12:30 to 5 p.m., blood The other night the woman parents when we become Peter Gray, Dara Greanwald, Snian Ihom as Byrno, Soala O e h m , David Chatthy, ground floor of the West Wing. Dawn more about Charlotte M. MurphV of 21 Steep donor drive at Army & Navy (Hub; Dec. I live with told me she’d adults, most-of us still feel Learn Guerette, Tracy Hanrahan, Uaa Haitey, Kim Aadra Choromanttd. Dale O irlifaen , Jamaa ’ DesRosler is manager of the shop. sexuality in your senior Hollow Lane and David R. Murphy COooally. EUsahelh David. 31, New Year’s Eve party at American like to take a “breather” Ask removed from them llayee, Jeffrey Holmea, Deanna Heblard, Proceeds from the sale of items go to years. Write for Dr. of West Hartford, has been Tyler Hndaon, Kelly Hntt, Debra Jamaa, Saxanne D ia t a ll , KaDy Dobb, » M » 1 support the auxiliary’s charitable Legion. from our relationship. She because of age and because Eeahert, Deborah Bdgar, David Bvaaa, said she loves me and Blaker’s newsletter “Sex: promoted in the U.S. Air Force to Kimberly Johna, Diane Johnton, Jnlle projects at the hospital. Wednesday nighU at 7:30 is bingo. Dr. Blaker of the way we knew them Kahaner, Gnitave Keach. Christine Fairwaathar, Philip Fednrrkak, Friday from 6 to 9 p.m. is fish night. wants to get back together as we grew up. Your How Old is Too Old?” Send the rank of senior airman. Stacey Kenyon, Mary Kln|, John Lafaaae, Darde Feebler, Patricia Flanagan, JaanHar Ehitended holiday hours will start Dec. Karen Blaker, Ph.D. There is no fish night Dec. 24 and Dec. with me but that right now father’s dating your friend 50 cents and a stamped, She is a supply facilities specialist Alllaon Leaner, Karl Marble, Paul Blaaviell, Foley, John Frigaen. 9. The shop will be open until 8 p.m.. self-addressed envelope to Sedt McKay, Mletaael McMahon, Regloa Mla- Klnibarto Friday, JJama Gallagher. Lori 31. she needs some time to put each of them out of at Loring Air Force Base, Maine, Dr. Blaker in care of the with the 42nd Supply Squadron. •lan, Mkbelle Moeaar, Paula tlyler. Heather G atrleoo, Daborah G i , Data Gaargaady, An- h e r s e lf . I w as context and leaves you in Nelm: drew Gifford, Amy OIgnare, Robb I flabbergasted — and hurt— the middle trying to figure Manchester Herald, P.O. Shannon Nonrrle, Rachel Oddi, Mee|bln Sabra Goldick, Katrina Goldataa. Scott Ooir- because I thought things Box 475, Radio City Sta­ O'Marra, MlcheDe Patolak, Chatyl P a ry, dy. out how to relate to them. Ends training Jennifer Plendel, Sharon Ploofle, Bonora Palar Oratta, Robot Otatta, Pad Raaaaa, .Service Notes between us were going I suspect that you might tion, New York, N.Y. PoliU, Knrt FMtar, Todd Povrera, Caryn BUMelh Bara, DavM Hart, Sharon Bdrt, Donors needed very well: be slightly angry with your 10019. Airman 1st iClass Daniel R. Proekler, Beth Rellheri, Pamela Rlfpby, EUsahelh Harvey, Clitlitephar BaUa, Flhoi I just don’t understand it. father and your friend for Kristin Rohrbach, Cindy Roy, ChrlaUne Ryan, Hobo, Gtaan Hortmlts, Erik Jolnaoa, Blood donors are needed by the pluses and minuses. Or tive participant rather Write to Dr. Blaker at Adams, son of Mr. and Mrs. James putting you in this E. Adams of Tunnel Road, Vernon, Apryl SahadI, Amy Sartor. Laalla Johaaoa, Daaplaa KaUaa, Alia Kalaa, American Red Cross to meet an unusual­ DEAR READER: I can maybe she wants more — than a victim. the above address. The Terry Scats, Rebecca Sebaffw, Deborah ChriaUaa KUUan, DUaa Khmsy, U a rla Klaa, : Now at Sheppard awkward position. For the and husband of the former Ber­ ly high demand for platelets. All blood certainly see how the shock or less — of a commitment volume of mail prohibits Schwan, Jennifer Shamian, Pam Shoo, Laurie Amoty Khofla, Richard Krimlaa, Watraa loa. from you. Possibly she DEAR DR. BLAKER; time being, then, I think it personal replies, but nadette Smith of Coventry, has Smith, Ronald Smith, Jay Snyder, Cntharlae Jama Lamleax, flaadla Uaaay. Airman Jorg C. Hartner, son' of types are needed. of your woman friend’s My father is a widower. f 4 .’K JaUe Lada, Heatho Manh, Chriatoho Platelets are the short-lived cells pronouncement would feels she’s become overly would be wise not to dis­ graduated from the U.S. Air Force Soule. Cheryl Spiegel, Gary StolterdMrg. ' Wilhelm H. and Christina I. Wilkens ol 10 One Saturday night my questions on. topics of Angelina Strain, Cynthia Tarbetl, Rhonda Mateya, Sean McCarthy, Amanda Mc Watt’s new? Franco, Katherine FlaachUa, Aoqr GalawMd. CoUege N otes i iBeaudet of Gorve St., has enlisted in the 4 Gourley-Cosgrove Bryce-Gorman Peter Oallaaso, Deborah Gallo, Jalle To save energy, the Con Edison Gaegaa, Sbaryal GoUsloa, lhayar Ooivdy, U.S. Air Force. The Manchester High MERRY CHRISTMAS UndB Robins OareuBU of 88 Now you know Sara Grant Gorman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eld- Conservation Service suggests Bryan Griffith, Brie Griffith, Amy Baadi, , School graduate selected a position as Ann Schlaefer'8 Joanne Marie Cosgrove, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ballay Harris, David Hleklag, Jallray LMand Drive recelvBd B niBiter in '' operating room specialist. He left for Prudle, a male African gray parrot mund J. Gorman of 69 Dale Road, and Robert William changing home work areas to HoUand, MelorMi H all, Naaey BSkM . Paul Cosgrove of Manchester and Peter Gourley, son of fluorescent lighting, espMially boslaegg admlnlgtnitkm degwu at baaic training Nov. 19 at Lackland Air owned by a British woman, had a Accordlan & Plano Studio Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Godfrey Gourley of Manchester, Bryce of Lafayette, La., son of Mr. and Mrs. William G. Loalaa Jaffa, Shana Mnw, Ehabatb Jana, the S^tember griduatka of BMtim Bryce of 173 Irving St., were married Nov. 20 in St. kitchens and tithrooins. Fluores­ Fradarlck Kahaaar, Laalla K a il, Brie ' ' Force qear San Antonio, Texas. vocabulary of about 1,000 words. Says: Merry Christmas With A were married Nov. 13 at South United Methodist cent tubes give more light at lower Koooaa, Soqia KasMa, Uaa UBraek, Ramy UDlventty’s Soiiol of M8|si(aiBl. Church. James Church. Lanea, B n Laaaow, Lori LaaCasi, Phlga The Rev. Charles B. Johnson of St. Iliomas Scininary, energy cost than incandq^nt Borgida.ol m OriaMna Road ^Special $2.00 Off The Regular Fee j bulbs with the same wattage. Plug­ rocolvad a badMler of aOlaBet During Januaryl The Rev. Dr. Shephard Johnson of Manchester per­ Bloomfield, performed the mass and doable ring ser­ AUan Uvarmora, B n Lang, MkhaOa d e g n at tba Soptanbor gradi'aUoa formed the double ring service. David Morse of vice. Mrs. Jane Maccarone of Manchester was organist, in fluorescent fixtures are available Lovatt, ChrWIna Lowd, G iag la k a a , EUaabalh Thoughts ’’GIVE A GIFT OF MUSIC j-ESSONS” and soloist. The bride was given in marriage 'Oj her at hardware stores, or an electrician Mahler, Karen Matron, KrIsUa HeRory, of Booton Unlvwrilty’o Sduot of Manchester was organist and Robert Gordon and Judy MatIhaw HUbraadt, Laarnaa Maraaeay, Nnrsiiig. 649-0078 Loven, also of Manchester, were soloists. father. can Install permanent flxtares. . Jennifer Reiley of Manchester, was maid of honor. « I 'ltood by the tide of the road donkeys, camels, horses could be Jean Garman of Manchester was maid of honor and Bridesmaids were Holly Boutweil of Manchester, Sarah overlooking the Field of the Shepherds tethered for the night, secure against at­ bridesmaids were Kar«i Cosgrove of Manchester and Bryce, of Manchester, sister of the groom, and Ellen outside of Bethlehem. Across, the road tack from wolves or thieves. Such inns 890 Hartford Road WELCOME WAGON Ellen Cosgrove of East Haven. Sanders of Topsfield, Masj. B irths . were the souvenir shope, waiting to trap were conunon in Roman times; large, MaineliMtM', C t WANTS TO VISIT YOU ’ Paul Hansen of New Bedford, Mass., was best man. the unwary tourist with olive wood two-story buildings, closed on all sides (Next to Dairy Quaan) Bruce Davidson of Morgantown, West Virginia, was Ushers were William Meier of South Carolina, except for the large doors which Just engagaa^ New parent? best man. Ushers were John Madden of Mam^ester and maternal grandWiottg^ 18 'Hbad, 2 flgurinss and mother-of-pearl jewelry. h e Moved? I’d like to visit you with Benjamin Proto Jr. of East Haven, and David BlUig of Kaanu, Daborah Laa, nal,grandpartntt ere Mr. vWe had just left the great Square of provided entrance. Often the front was Tora Shively of Chicago, HI. ' New London. daughter of Christopher and Bta: Labnard Kaami Snlvatrloa Alfaao 6f Nov,’ u i i l l i t i w t * adorned with beautiful carvings. Within useful gifts and information. I’ll Amaton. Ris pataranl Moffldrial RoopKal. Bor Bethlehfm, ringed with its marble- Debbie Pierce^ formerlv of C.C & uomoany hiM also bring cards you can re­ After a reception at Manchester Country Club the cou­ Jon and Diane Maiuwd of98Hlghgt.,Mgnrheeter. fe n d e tyfiMiwf and the Church of the was lecurity from elements and After a reception at hiancnester Country Cluh the cou­ pandmoUiar la noNoea maternal magfowMi 8i#. maurauders for man and beast alike. joined Mike Kelley, Helen Fowler, and Sue Usee at deem for more gifts at local ple left on a wedding trip to Barbadoa, West Indies. ple left on a wedding trip to the Cayman Islands. They Kearns -of 28-K Garden NaUvitywtaere.intbelowertciypttradl- will naake their home in Lafayette, La. Fob of TMtvtna. He ima n Mr. and Mrs. J. Book of “No room in the Inn” — but warmth businesses. It’s a friendly visit They will make their home in Manchester. Drive, was bom Nov. 11 at Fox, Todd Joaaph, eon UoB hoidi that Maty gave birth to Jeeua. ScIssorworKs > The bride Is a 1981 gradnate of Manchester H ^ Manchester Memorial of Harold Joseph and b r o tlM r , Umotbgr Paal, 8. T ianyt, N J. Bar patoTBOl and shelter with the animals. Is there to help you get answers about ffandpawnfa are Mr. ,aai u I thought of the ftebte-WaWesteniers town, goods and services. All ine groom is a graduate of Middlebury college and is School and is employed at H utford National Bank. The Hospital. Her metemal Carotyn Jean AUano p n of Gwataaeo, Kiatbarly .’1 tend to think of the familiar farm stable room in our hearts. In yours and mine, for groom is a graduate of Manchester High School and of grandparents art Mr. and Ryan Rond, Andovar, waa M to.lr.aM Niifl8ir.dtt Jesus of Nasareth who came, to bring Cuts For Your tree !o voii employed by Connecticut General Life Insurance Co. Rabaaaa, danghtar of Hahnn Rond, BBMa. w of toW > But “no room in the Inn” meant The bride is a graduate of Manchester Community New H am pdire College. He is em ploy^ as a premium Mrs. John M. Ilgnerd of bom Nov. 14 at Manehaatar Walter and Snaan IMaa .4 no room upetairs where small cubicles jieace? $9.00 Appointnfient Call 647-8384 auditor by the Hartford Insurance Group. East Hartford. Her patm- Mamorial H ^ ta l. His ban d bnliMrt linlihBWt *• College’s surgical technician program. CBatnnoa Jr.« of .a Loaioii - ■ * :■ j'.' •* ■ . i . provided shelter for the traveler. M. Naomi Foeter Call 8iw - B4s-sess ^;»owBStalrs, though, waa the place where Center C^uwngregallonal Church MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat., Dec. 4, 1982- 15 I I - M ANCHESTER HERALD , Sat.. Dec. 4, 1982 ‘Skins, Cowboys ^MACC News' headline slate Pull out your long johns, everyone iSPORTS Page 16 m

Recent contributions include Fred and M argaret We’ll depend on you to give us the toys. Money goes Editor's note: this column is prepared by the Thanksgiving were the pits for them. He had been Geyer $50, Eleanora Mohr $12, Linda and John Manchester Area Conference of Churches. It laid off and couldn’t find another job. They had a for food and clothing. We’ve set a goal of $15,000 for the whole Seasonal Haberem Jr. $50, Brownie Troop 625 (martin) $5, appears in the Herald on Saturdays. new bahy. Their 6-year-old son was just coming out P eg and Ted Slaiby $200., St. Paul’s Guild of St. Sharing Appeal. of the hospital from surgery. M t ^ ’s Church $10, John and Eillen Scallion $50, Tambellini 'trick' By Nancy Carr So far ’Thanksgiving was the best ever — thanks She said "Y o u can’t know what it means when we to: Sophie Muleronka, A good friend, M argaret and Vera Peterson $10, Mary Fava $5, Piw'wre, M ACC Executive Director got that Thanksgiving basket. It was the most Dorian Shainln, Dean Machine Products Inc., Ed Patchers and Painters Quilt Group $85, plus $178.14 wonderful thing.” Well, not really. ’The most If you are a pushoyer for the old fashioned Christ­ and Irene Goss, P eter and Leonora DuBaldo, Susan from ihe high school. Other recent contributions wonderful thing happened when he found a joh. mas carols, pull out your long johns, scarf, ear- and Wm. G roff, Srd and 4th grade Sunday school include Esther H. Wood, Lena Speed, AUce Ander­ And the next most wonderful thing is that this muffs and flashlight. We’ll provide the song sheets, glass of North United Methodist; Barbara son, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Irwin, and the Senior clowns Whalers young couple as soon as he got his first paycheck, the Salvation Arm y Band (aren't they great?) Kennedy; Peter J. Jeffers and Janice and William Citizen Bingo Players. Manchester High School Round Table Singers and came straight to the office to make a donation m Special withbone prizes to Joanne Coykendall and EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. were trailing after two periods. New Devil Merlin Malinowksi tied it at that “ something wonderful” can happen this McCue in memory o f Ehnanuel Blanco, Regina hot cocoa, coffee and pastry afterward at the Salva­ Weber and Rose and Ward ManWarren. So much Janet Aitken who have been putting in a lot of (U PI) — Steve Tambellini notched Jersey had been 0-14-3 previously in 6:18, beating D evils’ goalie Glenn Christmas for someone down on their luck. Talk tion Army Citadel, all part of the annual money came in that we were able to add apples, volunteer hours helping us get through Seasonal the first hat trick in New Jersey that situation. Resch on a breakaway. about thanks giving. Manchester Christmas Carol Sing in Center Park. rolls, stuffing, celery, butter, potatoes AND a Sharing and to confirmation candidates Chris Stall history and Hector Marini scored Marini took Murray Brumwell’s What a beautiful coupie. We pass along their Blaine Stoughton scored twice for Come early. We start at 6 p.m. Sunday afternoon pumpkin pie to each of the MACC packed baskets. and Kathy Nevius who have been a great help. And the game-winner on a power play pass from the left com er and beat thanks to you who helped the sun shine on their dark ■’ t the Whalers and Mark Johnson put so you can bring the littlest of your brood and still All of this and the provision of hot meals and m eal to Lucy Desmond and Leona Lavery who brought in with 6:07 remaining Friday night, Hartford goalie Greg Millen from in day and thank them from all of us, for a new lovely Hartford ahead 3-1 early in the se­ get them home, popped in a hot tub and in bed by 8. certificates to those without cooking facilities was husbands B ill and R ay to help begin to organize the leading toe Devils to a 5-4 victory front on a power play to hand the surprise on our way to Christmas. cond period. Tambellini scored in U ’s an old fashioned fam ily carol sing for old made possible by contributions to the MACC marvelous piles and stacks of food for the Pantry. over Hartford that extended toe Whalers toeir fifth straight loss. fashioned family types from 8 months to 80. And to Richie Hamel, Hank Piorier and R ot Whalers’ winless streak to eight Tambellini completed his hat each of the first two periods as the AND THINKING CHRISTMAS Seasonal Sharing Appeal. Recent contributions in­ Whalers took a 3-2 advantage into E arlier in the day you'll want to attend the annual Ken Burkamp of Manchester Mall has called to clude Fred and Margaret Geyer, Eleanor Mohr, O’Connor for helping us deliver last minute baskets games. trick at 2:01 of the third period, celebration of Human Rights sponsored by the » tying the score 3-3, and Yvon the final period. tell us the stockings are hung by the fireplace with Linda and John Haberem Jr. Brownie ’Troop 625 and all the several hundred men, women and The triumph was toe first for the Brent Ashton of the Devils had Manchester Commission on Human Relations and care in the front window of the Manchester Mall. (Martin), Peg and Ted Slaiby, St. Paul’s Guild of teenagers in churches all over town who collected, Vautour put New Jersey ahead just Devils this season in games they three assists. endorsed by MACC. Scheduled for 4 p.m. at Com­ You and I are invited downtown to help fill those St. M ary’s (jhurch, John and Elllen Scallion, Vera sorted, packed and delivered baskets to 175 19 seconds later on a . Ex- munity Baptist Church, East Center St., the Rev. stockings with gifts for the needy and elderly. Peterson, Mary Fava, Piercers, Patchers and families. I f # ? ;; Dr. Shephard Johnson will be speaker. You may also tuck your gifts under the Christmas Painters Quilt Group, plus a generous contribution And to Elsie Werner and Barb Baker and the host at Concordia without whom none of us in the MACC I.OVEI.Y SI RPRISE ; tree at Heritage Savings & Loan or at any of their from high school students. Other recent con­ office would go to bed. 'The lovelist surprise happened to us on the way to branch offices. tributions include Esther H. Wood; Lena Speed, Christmas. Tuesday morning as we are struggling We fed more than 687 people at Thanksgiving plus Alice Anderson; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Irwin; and AND THINKING CHRISTMAS hot meals and meal certificates. Do you think we Bucks trip up Celts with Christmas referrals and TTianksgiving fallout, the Senior Citizen Bingo Players. , Now that Pat Getting is once again coordinating a young couple complete with a beautiful 3-month- can pull o ff another small rniracle for Christmas So much money came in for ’Thanksgiving that we Seasonal Sharing (thank God), we are looking for old son crowned with luxurious wavy black hair, and add gifts to the food baskets and hot meals? were able to add apples, rolls, stuffing, celery, several subcontractors particularly someone to And round up some 500 gifts for patients in butter, potatoes AND a pumpkin pie to each of the 4 appeared in the doorway. They had come to do two coordinate the gifts for patien^ to convalescent Manchester convalescent homes who no longer things. One, thank us for the Thanksgiving basket MACC packed baskets. All of this and the provision homes, and someone who would be willing to do have anyone to buy a "special gift” for them? of hot meals and m eal certificates to those without as Johnson stars and two, m a l^ a donation for Christmas to help special buying for those with special needs. Call someone else. And provide 900 five-dollar-vouchers to be used cooking facilities was made possible by con­ the MACC office 649-2093 or 6464114 if you can help. the Celtics, 14-4, losers of two of It turned out that the weeks just before for blankets, warm clothing and boots and shoes. tributions to the MACC Seasonal Sharing Appeal. MILWAUKEE (UPI) - Marques Buckner hit two baskets and Larry Johnson scored 28 points, including Bird and Robert Parish one apiece their last three games. a gamewinning basket with 65 and the Celtics went ahead 112-110 The Bucks played without center seconds remaining Friday night, with 1:42 left. Bob Lanier and forward Dave giving the a 115- Alton Lister’s free throw with 89 Cowens, both out with knee injuries. Calendar seconds remaining moved toe Bucks The Bucks, led by Moncrief with 112 victory over the Boston Celtics. Herald plioto by Targulnlo to within a point before Johnson’s 10 points and Phil Ford and Steve With the score tied at 100-100 with game-winning shot. Mix with 8 apiece, shot 75 percent Emanuel women potiuck Here’s Emanuel’s events eight minutes remaining, Johnson Sidney Moncrief had 25 for the from the field in the first quarter. Hoop tournament announced scored 8 o f toe Bucks’ next 10 points Bucks, who evened their record to 2- But Cedric Maxwell had 10 and 2 with the Celtics this season. Kevin Parish 8 to keep the Bucks’ lead at The Emanuel Church Women w ill sponsor a potiuck ’The following events are scheduled for the coming to give Milwaukee a 110-105 lead Mike Lynch, center, president of the MCC-Rotary Holiday Classic Dec. 27-28 at with 3:30 remaining. But Quinn McHale scored a season-high 30 for the end of the quarter only 35-34. supper Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. for members and their week at Emanuel Lutheran C2iurch: Manchester Rotary Club, wishes good luck East Catholic High, Middlesex Community husbands. Sunday — 3 to 8 p.m., area V growing church seminar; College, Stamford UConn, Southeastern The supper will be served by Claudia Circle. Each .youth group in library. to co-captalns John Reiser, left, and Jim woman attending should bring a special holiday dish for Monday — noon. We Gals lunch at W illie’s; 3:30 p.m., Florence, of the Manchester Community UConn of Groton will join M CC In the four- the smorgasbord table. Claudia Circle will provide staff meeting; 6:45 p.m., memorial gifts committee, College basketball team. In the first annual game, two-nIght play. breads, beverages and desserts. scouts; 7:30 p.m., church council meeting. The Christmas mitten tree will be up. Members are T u e ^ y — noon. Old Guard lunch at W illie’s; 4 p.m.. Hearns regains title asked to bring mittens, hats and scarves to he donated Cherub and Junior choirs; 6:30 p.m., Emanuel (Hiurch Women smorgasbord with Martha White singers. to the Manchester Area Conference of Churches. using his long jab and following with as he went to the ropes several Following the supper, a concert featuring the Martha Wednesday — 7:30 p.m., Emanuel Choir. NEW ORLEANS (U P I) - "Thomas an occasional right,. Benitez, was times in the early going, making Thursday — 10 a.m., prayer group; 11:15 a.m., care Hearns regained his championship White singers w ill be presented at 8 p.m. in the church Weekend jottings content to put on a defensive show Hearns miss with combinations. sanctuary, 60 Church St. and visitation; 11:15 a.m., Bible study and bag lunch; status after a 15-month absence, The public is invited to the concert. ’There is no admis­ 1:30 p.m., Martha Circle; 3:45 p.m.. Belle Choir; 5:30 capturing the World Boxing Council sion but an offering will be taken. p.m., youth supper; 6:30 p.m., confirmation classes; 7 Youngest and oldest player boasts in the NBA this super welterweight title Friday to 9 p.m., M ARCH sexuality classes; 7:30 p.m., basket­ season can be made by Derek Smith of Golden night with a narrow 15-round Huskies downed ball practice at Keeney School. State, who was 21 on Nov. 1, and Elvln Hayes of majority decision over defending Trim the tree party Saturday — 9:30 a.m., Lucia pageant rehearsal; 11 Houston admits to 37 years...Tennis pro Stan Smith champion Wilfred Benitez. Arizona State, finishing with a flurry, defeated Connecticut in a.m., Emanuel orchestra rehearsal; 7:30 p.m., Lucia on winning the big ones: “ The champions aren’t the opening round of the Fiesta Basketball Classic Friday night in The following events are scheduled at South United Herald Angle pageant, public Invited. those who have superior strokes or a better com­ Tempe, Ariz., 79-64. Methodist Church for the coming week: Judge Lou Piltppo of Los Angeles mand of strategy; every pro knows how and where The loss was the first after one win for UConn. The Huskies will Sunday — 5:30 p.m., trim the tree party and Latin scored it even at 142-142, Judge Tony to hit the ball. No. the quality that distinguishes Earl Yost, Sports Editor play in Saturday night's consolation game. American Christmas. Rev. Ulises Torres will lead the Singers to entertain Castellano of New York scored it stars like Bjorn Borg, Billie Jean King, Jimmy Con­ service. Bring bag supper; beverages and dessert 144-139 for Heams and Dick Young nors and Chris Evert Lloyd is their ability to come provided. Center Church Women will sponsor a holiday serenade of Los Angeles had it 146-136 for through on the big points.” ...Charlie Robbins, the E Monday—7:30 p.m., annual meeting of charge con­ by the Manchester High School Round Table Singers Hearns, the former World Boxing Bullets 105-98 grand old man of toe Five Mile Road Race, when in­ ference in reception hall. ’Ihesday at 7 p.m. at (^nter Congregational Church. Association welterweight champion. formed toe race route may be altered next year, cut the lead to 101-98 with 30 seconds Tuesday — 9:30 a.m :, vineyard group; 12:30 p.m., Miz- ’The annual event is designed to entertain retarded nament which will be staged at toe Eagles’ Nest. U PI had Hearns ahead 145-143. LANDOVER, Md. (UPI) - Jeff felt it would be a mistake. “ The course is great the ieft. Washington guard Don Collins, pah Spencer Circle, Stanley Circle; 7 p.m., youth choir; adults in Manchester, but the event is open to the public. Hearns put Benitez down late in Ruland scored 23 points and Greg way it is. I have not heard any runner complain that who finished with 21 points, sank 7:30 p.m., women’s prayer group, 20 Hartford Road. Refreshments will be served. End of the line the fifth round with a left-right com­ Ballard added 22 Friday night to it’s short of five miles.” Now that toe 1982 race is lead the Washington Bullets to a 105- two free throws with 22 seconds left Wednesday — 7:30 p.m., Chancel Choir; Lydia Circle; Peter Kennedy has been nominated to head the bination. Benitez was up immediate­ history, important announcements on sponsors — ly and Appeared unhurt. Benitez 98 victory over the the New York and Frank Johnson hit a layup with Christian yoga; Bihle study, 277 Spring Street. Silk City Striders next season. Other officers will hip and race route (expansion from 4.77 miles to 5) scored a controversial knockdown six seconds left to help hold off New Thursday — 6:30 p.m.. Junior Choir. Here’s Concordia’s week be: Susan Leslie, vice president; Joan Schwarz, Knicks. are due shortly. Both Road Race and MCC officials York. Friday — 10 a.m., Al-Anon. treasurer, and Nancy Fish, secretary...Con­ Hearns in the ninth when Hearns fell Concordia Lutheran (lu rch ’s schedule for the week is are holding toeir breaths and hope that United The Bullets, 8-9, led 80-64 after Marvin Webster’s season-high 22 C backward after he apparently tributions to the Frank Lupien Memorial Fund may as follows: Technologies (P ratt and Whitney) w ill continue three quarters, but the Knicks, points and Tucker’s 17 led the be forwarded to this writer. Funds w ill be used tripped. Monday: 7:30 p.m. Christian Education Committee. their financial aid to toe race and toe New England Hearns took the early rounds. behind the scoring of Trent Tucker, Knicks, 5-12. Center’s schedule listed when needed to further athletic programs in ’Tuesday: 10 a.m., administrative staff meets in Relays. The man who swayed UT to support toe two Manchester...Home schedule of toe Boston Red The following events are scheduled at Center Pastor’s study; 6:45 p.m., Catechetlcs classes, educa­ local events was the late Paul Willhide. Congregational Church for the coming week: tion wing; 8 p.m., ba^etball practice, Kaiser Hall; Bi­ Sox, which opens April 5 against Toronto at Fenway Tuesday — 3:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Choir, choral room; ble study group, church room. Park, w ill not find toe team home during toe week 5:30 p.m., confirmation, Robbins Room ; 6:30 p.m., Wednesday; 6:30 p.m., chltdren’s choir; 7:45 p.m., Red face department for day games toe last five months of toe season. Only three week day games are slated, all in sacred dance group. Federation Room; 7 p.m.. Center Concordia choir. The play of Marty Howe with toe Boston Bruins -»*3L , April...Tip Department: If you want to see the Red Church Women musical program with Manchester High ’Thursday: 7 p.m., basketball practice, Kaiser Hall. ‘ has resulted in additional red faces for the New Sox and New York play at Boston order your tickets School Round Table singers, sanctuary; 7 p.m., confir­ Friday: noon, golden age group, Christmas dinner at England Whaler management. Seems that most of now. The dates are June 24, 25-26, Sept. 18, 19, 20, mation committee,, library; 7:30 p.m., dlaconate, Rob­ Manchester Country Club. toe players not good enough for the Whalers have bins Room. gone to greener pastures and produced like Howe, 21... Hats o ff to Jude Kelly who saw his East Catholic High football team fashion a winning cam­ Wednesday— 7 p.m., library committee, library; 7:30 Pat Boutette, Rob McCIanahan, Mike Rogers, Gor­ paign...Today’s Quip: Atlanta’s George Johnson, on p.m.. Chancel Choir, choral room. Piease note deadline die Roberts and Nick Fotiu to list a few. Tonight toe toe jumping ability of rookie teammate Dominique Thursday — 7:30 p.m., prudential board, Robbins Whalers entertain the New York Rangers and the Wilkins: “ All I know is, Dominique and toe fans in Room. All church news should be submitted to the biggest crowd of toe year w ill be on hand, ’^ e the upper deck see eye-to- eye."...Former Manchester Herald’s Focus Eklitor by 5 p.m. Tuesday. Rangers are toe best gate attraction among toe' 20 If items are submitted any later, their use cannot be Manchester High scoring star Bill Anderson is back UPl photo NHL foes of the Whale. Latest change in personnel Charismatic liturgy guaranteed. will see Pierre Lacroix come in from toe Quebec for his second season with the (}uinnipiac College Item s should be type written, with a name and phone basketball team. At 6-6, Anderson is one of toe A Christmas charismatic liturgy is scheduled for Dec. Nordiques for Blake Wesley. The latter’s play number to call during the day. team’s three tallest players...Question The jobless and God 19 at 4 p.m. at St. Peter’s Church, 160 Main St., Hart­ deteriorated with each game and it was just a ques­ tion how soon he would be sent down to toe minors Department; Was this year’s field in thej^'ive M ile ford. Olebrants will be the Rev. Michael Galasso and Road Race the best ever? ’The biggest in numbers, The Rev. Billy Qraham recently told students belleve’s today’s shrinking job market Is the Rev. William McCarthy. Igor Lepak will be musical or sent packing...MCC will play three of its home games at Cheney Tech this season and toe other yes, but not toe best in quality. More on this another at the University of North Carolina that he driving many studentsitjJC back to Christ. director. The public is ln\dted. .THE day...Have a nice weekend. ■IME seven at East Catholic High, plus toe Rotary Tour- SPEAKS ■ » Etigsits Religious News Jets 4-2 Warriors 123-107 Nets 107-99

"What you are ia WINNIPEG, Manitoba (UPI) - KANSAS CITY, Mo. (U PI) - Pur­ ATLANTA (UPI) - Buck God’s gift Co you. What 'Tim Watters scored his first two vis Short scored 23 points to pace W illiams scored 22 points, including school; 7 p.m. Bible study and gospal maeting. school: 7 p.m.. Informal worship. services. Gustafson, pastor. 9:30 a.m., nursery: 11 a.m., worship, alter­ 'ou become is your g ift native worship In chapel, nursery. goals of toe season Friday night, lif­ seven Golden State players in double 14 in toe second, half, and hauled Andover sellowship. Wednesday, 7:30 FULL GOSPEL ST. JOHN’S POLISH FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. Sunday school: 10:30 a.m., sar- ' God.” p.m. prayer meeting. INTERDENOMINATIONAL NATIONAL CATHOLIC CHURCH, SCIEN TIST, 447 N. Main St. 10:30 vloa of worship; 6:30 p.m., CONCORDIA LUTHERAN z ting toe Winnipeg Jets to a 4-2 vic­ figures and lead toe injury-riddled down 17 rebounds Friday night to CHURCH (LC A ), 40 Pitkin S t Rav. Any gift you have FIRST CONGREGATIONAL PRINCE OF PEACE CH U RC H, 745 Main St. Rev. 23 Golway St. Rev. Walter A. a.m., church service, Sunday evening worship. tory over the slumping New York Warriors to a 123-107 victory Friday spark toe New Jersey Nets to a 107- CHURCH O F ANDOVER. Route 0. LUTHERAN CHURCH. Route 31 Hyszko, pastor. 6:30 a.m., mass Burton O. Strand, pastor. 6 a.m.. receiviiceived from God from Philip P. Saunders. Sunday 10:30 schocl, and cara for small NORTH UNITED METHODIST night over the Kansas City Kings. 99 comefrom-behind victory over Rev. Richard H. Taylor. 9:30 a.m., and North River Road. Rev. W. H. In English and Polish. children. CHURCH, 300 Parker S t Richard Holy Communion, nursery; 9:16 w hom co m es e_ v___ e r'V Islanders. 4 a.m.. adult Bible study and Sun­ church school for all ages; 11 Wllkens, pastor. 9 a.m., Sunday day school: 7 p,m.. worship ser­ ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S COMMUNITY BAPTIST W. Dupea, pastor. 8:46 and 10:18 a.m., Christian growth hour, good and perfect giit, The Islanders, who have won only Larry Smith added 20, Ri^ey toe . a.m., worship, nursery care school; 10:15 a.m., worship ser­ vice. Tuesday at 7:30 p.m., CHURCH, 741 E. Middle Turn­ CHURCH. 966 E. Center St. Rav. a.m„ worship, adult Bible claaa, nursery; 10:30 a.m „ Holy Com ­ James 1:17. Paul auea one game in their last seven starts, Brown 17, Michael Ray Richardson The Hawks held an 18-point first munion, nursary. provided. vice. special Bible studies; Wednesday pike. Rev. Martin J. Scholsky, Jamas I. Meek, minister. 9:16 nursery, coffee between servloes: some probing questions were outshot 34-17. * and Lewis Lloyd 16, Lorenzo Romar half lead but toe Nets drew to within ST. MARY'S CHURCH. Route at 7:30 p.m., worship servlca. pastor. Saturday mass at 6 p.m.; a.m.. Church schoot for a6 ages, 10:19 a.m., church school, TRINITY COVENANT in ICor. 4:7. ‘ ‘V ^ t do Sunday masses at 6:30, 10 and CHURCH. 302 Haeatack S t Rev. Watters notched toe insurance 12 and 11 as Golden 79-77 after three quarters. New Bolton 31. Rev. F. Bernard Miller, pastor; Prayer line 646-8731 24 hours. kindergarten through Grads 4 nursery, 5:30 to 7 p.m „ (unlor and you have that you did Rev. John L. Suprenant, FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, 52 11:30 a.m. continuing during the aervlor, senior Igh MYF; 7:30 to 6:30 p.m.. Norman Swenson. 9 a.m., goal at 14:53 of toe final period when State snapped an 6-game road losing Jersey went ahead to stay at 93-91 not receive? And if yon CHURCH OF ST. MAURICE. 32 associate pastor. Saturday Lake St. Rev. Jamas Batlasov, ST. BRIDGET CHURCH, 70 10:30 s.m.. Morning worship, junior and ssnior sacred danos worship; 9:25 a.m., Sunday his blast from the point beat a streak. with 4:04 remaining in toe game on School: 10:26 a.m., caffes, and did receive it, Why dp Hebron Road. The Rev. J. Clifford masses at 5:15 p.m.; Sunday pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; Main St. Rev. Philip A. Sheridan nursery provided. > groups. Holy Communion firat screened Roland Melanson in toe Elddie Johnson scored 27 and Mike a hook shot by Foots Walker. The masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 and Rev. EmIUo P. Padalll, oo- CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, fellowship: 11 s.m., worship. you boast as though you Curtin, pastor. Saturday mass at 10:30 s.m.. worship servlee; 7 Sunday ot each month. Woodson 21 to pace Kansas 4?ity. Nets outscored toe Hawks 14-8 over 5 p.m.; Surtday masses at 7:30, a.m.; Holy Days at 7 a.m., 5:30, p.m., evening servloe. pastors. Saturday massaa at 6 23d Main S t Rav. Neale McLain, SECOND CONGREGATIONAL SOUTH UNITED METHODIST did not?” Islanders’ net. 9:15 and 11 a.m. 7:30 p.m. CHURCH OF THE and 7:30 p.m; Sunday masses el senior pastor; Rav. George Em- CHURCH, 336 N. Main S t The CHURCH, 1228 Main St. Dr. It is arrogant of Jets defensenum Dave Babych toe final 3Vk minutes. BOLTON UNITED METHODIST SECOND CONGREGATIONAL ASSUMPTION. Adams Street at 7:30, 9. 10:30 and noon. mltt, ihkilater ot vtsHaaon and Rev. V. Joseph MHton, pastor. 10 Shsphard 8. Johnson, Rav. anyone to think and act hpened toe scoring at 12:2$, in­ Albert King aided New Jersey, 10- Lauranoa M . HHI, pastors. 9 and CHURCH. 1041 Boston Turnpike. C H U R C H . United C hurch of Thompson Road. Rev. Edward 8. JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES, 647 oulraaoh. 9:30 a.m., Sunday a.ro. worship ssrvlos and church as if he were somehow tercepting an Islander pass and 9, with 18 points and Darwin Cook Rev. Marjorie Hlles. pastor. 11 Christ, Rt. 44A. Rev. Robert K. Pepin, pastor. Ssturday masses Tolland Turnpike. Tuesday; school; 10:46 a.m., worship, 10:46 a.m., .worship; 9 a.m., school; 11 a.m. tallowship hour. ' responsible for his en­ finished with 16. Darryl Dawkins a.m., worship service, nursery. Bechtold. 9:45 a.m., church at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday Congregation Bibte Study, 7 p.m.; children’s church and nursary; 7 CENTER CONGREGATIONAL church school, nursary through blasting a 15-foot slapshot past ST. GEORGE'S EPISCOPAL school, grades nursery through 0; masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and Thursday; Theocratic School p.m., avanhig sarvtca, nursery. CHURCH. 11 Canter Street Rav. grade 9; 10:46 a m ., nursery and dowments. And such kfelabsOT. Babych assisted on a Pacers 111-103 and Walker each had 15. CHURCH. Boston Turnpike. Rev. 10 a m ., worship serviGe; 11 a.hf)., 11:49 a m. (speaking course), 7:30 p.m.; UNITARIAN UNIVER8ALIST Newell H. Curtis Jr., senior senior lUgh class; 6 p.m.. United arrogance leads to a ;|)ower play goal at 15:09 when Dominique Wilkins led toe 7-9 Methodist youth fellowship: 6 presumptuous misap­ John C. Holliger. vicar. 10 a.m.. church school, for grades 7 SALVATION ARMY, 661 Main Service Meeting (ministry SO CIETY: EasL 163 W. Vernon pastor; Rev. Chet Copeland, patters notched his first of the INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - Billy Hawks with 25 points! Guard Rory Family Eucharist; 11 a.m., through adult, coffee and St. Ma|. and Mrs. Arthur Carlaon, training), 6:19 p.m.; Sunday; SI. Rev. Arnold Westwood, assoctete pastor; Rav. CtHtord O. p.m., S.O.S.; 7:30 p.m., adult Bi­ propriation of those Knight scored 41 points Friday Nursery program and coffee feilowship, confirmation class, 9:30 a.m., Sunday schoot; 10:46 PubNc Bible Lecture, 9:30 a.m.; mlnlst10;30 a,m., Ssrvloe. ble study. , / season from the side of the net. Sparrow had 18. Dan Roundfleld Simpson, pastor emarHus. 10 gifts. Life itself is ni^ t , sparking the Indiana Pacers fellowship. activities for grades nursery a-m., hotinesa meeting: 7 p.m., Watchtower Study, 10:26. ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL a.m. WorsMp srvlos, sanotuaiy; derived from God, with *. New York came back to even it In contributed 17 points and 12 to a 111-103 victory over the BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL through 6, and Junior choir salvation maeOng. ZION EVANGELICAL CHURCH, Park and Church 10 a.m. Church Schoot CHUROH OF JESUS CHRIST body and mind. The the second period. Left winger Clark rebounds. Center Tree Rollins CHURCH, Bolton Center Road. rehearsal. ^ UNITED PENTECOSTAL LUTHERAN CHURCH (Mlescurt Street Rav. Stephan K. jaoeb- TEMPLE BETH 8HOLOM. 400 OF LATTER DAY SAINTS. 30 . world and all in it are ^lilies, left aloiw in the slot, fired a hauled down a teamhigh 14 rebounds Rev. J. Stanton CorK)ver. 9:30 T H E r F I R S T CHURCH. 167 Woodbridga St. Synod), Cooper and High streela. son. Rev. Fiederlok D. Moser, E. Middle Turnpike. Rabbi Woodside St Wayne S. Taytor, The Pacers raced to a 45-31 lead a.m.. worship, church school, CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Rev. Chartss W. KuN, pester, 9 God’s (Psalms 84:1). 10-footer high to the glove side of before leaving toe game in the se­ Rev. Marvin Stuart* mlntster. 10 curate. 7:30 a.m.. Holy Euoharlal; Richard J. Ptavki.lereelTabelek/, bishop. 9:18 s.m., sacrament early In the second quarter and led nursery; 10:30 a.m., coffee and OF COVENTRY. 1171 Main St a.m.. Sunday sohool; 11 a.ffl„ a.m., Ohrirw worship; 10:16 a.m 9 a.m. first second and fouHli cantor. Or. Leon Wind, RabM meeting. 10:16 a.m., Sunday What yon do with Wimiipeg g ^ e Doug Soetaert at cond half with a bruised knee. Herald photo by Pinto feilowship; 10:45 a.m., forum, Rev. Bruce Johnson, pastor. 11 morning sror^lp; 6 p.m., evening Sunday School and Youth Forum. Sundays, Holy Communion and Emeritus. Servloes, S:13 p.m. school and primary; 11’.3S a m ., those 1 ^ reflects your T:4$. Rookie left winger Greg by. 51-42 at halftime. Indiana pulled adult s t u ^ group. \ a.m., worship; 9:30 a.m., church worship: 7:30 p.m., bible study Holy Communion first and third Church sohool; third Sunday, Frldsy and 9:46 a.m., Saturday. prissthood and relief soolaty, appreoatioo for ttiem pubert picked up his first of the out to a 66412 advantage with 6:58 school In Church Lane House. (Tuesday): p p.m.. Ladles' prayer Sunday. morning prayar; 11 a.m. Srst se­ EMANUEL LUTHERAN ST. JAMES CHURCH, 996 and determines what season mth a wrist shot to the far left In the third quarter with 10 Spiker in motion Coventry Nursery care provided. (Thursday): 7 p.m., Man’s prayer CHU RCH O F CHRIST. LydaN cond and third Sundays, IM y CHURCH. Churoh ^ Chastmd Main St. Rav. Francis V. you beconu — your 1 ^ (Thursday): 7 p.m.. Youth aarvlos and Varnon streets. Eugene Conynunton; fourSi S u n ^ , mea­ Streets. Rev. Dale H.'Oustalson. Krukottskl, Rav. Robsrt Burbank, Side at 11:58. straight points. GOP- Sally Heavisides 179-467, COVENTRV PRESBYTERIAN Manchester (Friday). Brewer and Steve HoM, mlnistsrs. ning prayar. Hoty Communion pastor; Stephan E. Farwtg, kitern; Rav. Richard A'. 'Larnafa, team Hw JeU took the lead again at Rookie forward Clark Kellogg defender In Rec Volleyball League action Sunday aarvloan: 9 a.m. BW a every Wadnsaday at 10 a.m. Grayce Shea 187-475, Sandy Sawyer Don Erickson of Redwood Farms leaps high CHURCH. Route 44-A and Trow> PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 the Rev. C. Henry Anderson, mlnlatar Rav. Edward J . R sarden. 17:41 when center Thomas Steen’s added 23 for the Pacers, 7-11. (31ff this week at llling gym. terms took two out of bridge Road. Rev. Brad Evans, QOSPEL HALL, Canter StrMt. Spruce St. Rev. Richard Gray, classes: 10 a.m. worship: 6 p.m. CALVARY CHURCH pastor emeritus. 9:90 a.m., Saturday mooaaa at 4 and S JO Robinson had 24 points and Huston 214-527, Joyce T y ler 187-184-521, and follows, through on successful spike worship. Wednesday; 7 p.m. Bi­ goalmouth pass went In off an pastor. Sunday, 9:30 a.m. 10 a.m., braaklng brand; 11:4B pastor. 10:30 a.m., worship ser- (asssmbllas of God), 400 worship; 9:46 a.m., churoh p.m.; Sunday msssss at 7J0, 9, had 16 for the ^valiers, 2-15. Mary Mumford 464. .y. against outstretched hands of Insurer * three games. J worship; 10:45 a.m. Sunday a.m., Sunday aohoot; 7 p.m.. vvfoe, nursery; 9:18 a.m., Sunday ble study. Nursery providad lor tS EDckland Road. Rev. KannaSi L, school, adult forum, Bible study, ^ 9 0 am., noon, and 6 p.m. skate...... J...... T I ft - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. Dec. 4, 1962 MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. Dec. 4. 18C - 17 'Skins, Cowboys in NFL headliner names in the News Lionel Hollins Day. combination of rest and a few days way were sitting here fat and sassy ( M ) , Houston (1-3) at the New York holdout. PblladelphU is looking to SAN DIEGO (U PI) — San Diego Cllppm guard Lionel Hollins is By Joe Carnicelll reverse its worst stairt since Dick Scoreboard UPl Executive Sports Editor Washington's star has been to condition should help. with Dallas corning to town. GianU (1-3), Kansas City (1-3) at expected to be out of action for four w edu because of a sprained knee, quarterback Joe Theismann, who “ I said before the season that “ I think one o f the reasons w e’ve Pittsburgh (3-1), New England (^2) Verm eil took over as coach In 1976, the team annouced Tliursda^ Pro football's version of Cowboys completed 14-of-28 passes through Washington would be one of the won is that our guys have played at Chicago (1-3), Minnesota (^2) at while San Diego and Qeveland both Hollins sprained the knee Wednesday when he slipped during a 121- and Indians, in past years a duel for the rain for 259 yards against toughest teams on our schedule but extremely hard football, even when Miami ( M ) , Atlanta (2-2) at Denver hope to move up in the AFC race. 110 loss in Seattle. (1-3) and Cincinnati (31) at the supremacy in the National Philadelphia. Theismann is ranked now, though, you can’t really worry things weren’t going well. Last Sun­ The Raiders, knocked from the Hollins, who became a valued member of the Clippers after coming Conference Eastern Division, has second in the NFC in passing behind about how g o ^ your opponents will day our guys were trying their Baltimore (04). unbeaten ranks by Cincinnati last to San Diego from the Philadelphia 76ers shortly before the season taken on even greater importance Lynn Dickey of Green Bay. His be. You just have to worry about darnedest to get something going on San Francisco defeated Los week, face a Seattle club that shut opened, is expected to miss at least eight games, including Friday’s GOLDEN STATE (129) . . _ this season. leading target has been Charlie your own team and what kind of offense and we just couldn’t. But Angeles 30-24 bn Thursday night and game against his former Philadelphia team. Short 8-U 7-lD 21, Smith 6-10 44 22, down Pltteburgh KW) last Sunday. Brown 7-12 W n, Rlchardaon 7-U M 16. The eight-week strike by the Brown, who has caught five level you’ll be playing at the rest of everyone else picked up the slack. the New York Jets (3-1) will be at The Raiders have won four in a row Romar 24 12, Conner 24 74 U, Detroit (^2) in the Monday night’s players union has shortened the touchdown passes this season, best the season. “ We just aren’t go<^ enough to against Seattle. Steve Qarvey Basketball LlOTd 4-12 OO 16, S. WlUUnu 24 24 6, season to nine games and eliminated in the league. “Right now, I feel pretty good win without an all-out effort from national television game. Hockey McIKm^ 04 OO 0, Engler OO OO 0. Tennis SAN DIEXK) (U PI) — The San Diego Padres Ihursday made a con­ ToUU 4 M 27-M 123. division play. But the Washington Danny White of Dallas, who has about our team. We w ill have to go everyone. That’s what we’ve gotten .New Orleans is off to the best The Giants will have Rob tract offer to free agent Steve Garvey that had Garvey’s agent, Jerry KANSAS CITY (107) Redskins and tie Dallas Cowboys, thrown six touchdown passes in four another couple of weeks before we through four games, and I feel like start in its history and takes on a Carpenter, their leading rusher last E. Johnaon 1241 24 27, Nealy 24 24 6, 'Kapstein, convinced that the Padres are serious about signing his Merlweather 14 24 9, Drew 6-19 44 W, games, ranks third in passing and really know. If we can win a couple we’ll continue to get it. You look at Tampa Bay club that knocked year, in the lineup for the first tim e old rivals in the NFC East, still have expensive client. , R. WlUlama 412 OO 9, S. Johnaon 24 4-7 a lot riding on today's game. Tony Dorsett, who had 116 yards and more games down the road, we’ll the rosters, though, and you see an Miami front the unbeaten ranks last this season when they face his 8, Loder 14 04 2, King 24 24 6, Kapstein told the Los Angeles Times Thursday that he and Garvey Woodaoo 6-16 24 21, R. Johnaon 94 ll« 6, By United Press International The Redskins are the only un­ two TDs against Cleveland, is fourth have our confidence by the tim e the awful lot of Pro Bowl names on Monday night and won its first game form er club, Houston. Carpenter IfATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE held a "detailed and pleasant” meeting with P a ^ president Ballard By United Preta International NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOC. Steppe 0-1 OO 0, Thompaon I-l OO 2. beaten team in the NFC at 40 and in the NFC in rushing with 296 playoffs begin.” Dallas’ roster. We don’t have that. of the season. George Rogers gained signed this week after a lengthy con­ (Late GanM Not Included) By United Press Internationa) ToUU 42 « 1640 107. .. At Melbourne. Australia. Dec. 3 Smith. yards. 97 yards for New Orleans last week Wales Conference (Late Games Not IncluM) Golden SUte *333194-18 Men Dallas is just a notch behind at 3-1. Washington Coach Joe Gibbs has Most of our guys are too young to tract holdout. Patrick Division Eastern (Conference Kaniaa City 26272026—107 First Round The importance of the game could Dallas Coach Tom Landry feels have gained that, kind of in a victory over San Francisco W L T PU. GF GA Atlantic IMvision Three-point goaU-E. Johnaon, Wood- Tim Wllkin«m. U.S., def. Ferdi an undefeated club but he isn’t being Pittsburgh may be without star­ come in the playoffs, with a home the rest will help his club. The Cow­ reputation.” before being forced out with a Severiano Ballesteros NY bluBert 1ft U> 5 aft 110 98 W L Pet. GB son. Fouled ou4-None. ToUl fouls— Taygan, U.S., 6-1. 74. 8-1; Rick Mayer. misled by the Redskins’ record. ting quarterback Terry Bradshaw PhiUdelphU M 9 S a 106 M Boston \ 14 3 JM — Golden SUU 26, Kansas City 27. U.S., def. Mark Eidmimdson. AustraUu, 6- field advantage at stake. boys have compiled a 13-1 record in In other games today, Tampa Bay bruised shoulder. Philadelphia ' 14 2 A l — 4, 84, 44; Andy Andrews. U.S.. deL and star linebacker Jack Ham for SUN CTTY, Bophutatswana (U P I) — Severiano Ballesteros of Spain NY Rsiis«rs 12 U 1 87 10ft 98 Rebounds—Golden SUte 36 (Smith 6), Washington defeated PiuM elphia games following their traditional “ We had to go down to lifeand- (1-3) is at N ew Orleans (31), Buffalo Green Bay suffered its first loss Wssliliifton 9 9 6 M IB 91 New Jersey 10 9 a s 5 Kansai Qty 96 (E. Johnaon 6). AsaUta- victor Pecci. Paraguay, 44. ft-7, 44, 44, the game against Kansas City. shot a one-under par 71 Friday and held a one stroke lead over Plttsborgh 8 14 4 20 90 12S Washington « 8 9 v471 6 GoMen SUte 39 (Conner 8), Kansas City 74; Hank Pfister, U.S., def. Cliff 13-6 last Sunday to run its re c o il to Thanksgiving Day games. death in the fourth quarter in all (3-1) at Green Bay (3-1), St. Louis last week, falling to the Jets, and 9 Letcher, Australia. 44, 44, 24, 44; Bm Bradshaw, who had a groin injury, American Craig Stadler in the One Mlllibn Dollar golf challenge after New Jersev ft 16 7 19 81 120 New York ft 12 291 21 (Drew 6). A-6JS1. 4-0. Dallas will enter the game with “ Obviously, we should have an ad­ four games, so you can see the small (2-2) at Philadelphia (1-3), San now goes against Buffalo, which has AdAini Dlviiion Central Division Testerman. U.S., dief. Roaa Chat, suffered a shoulder injury early in two rounds. Detroit 12 6 287 — Australia, ft-1. 74, 84, 44; Mike 10 days of rest after crushing vantage," said Landry. “ We should difference between 4-0 and 0-4 in this Diego (2-2) at Cleveland (2-2), Seat­ been strengthened by the return of Montreal 1ft. 4 6 28 m n CLEVELAND (uni the loss to Seattle last week. Ballesteros, who shot a first round score of 67 had an aggregate Boitoo UF 7 6 a 91 74 Milwaukee 12 8 JB7 — Brunnberg, U.S., def. David Mustard, Cleveland 31-14 on Thanksgiving be in pretty good condition. The league,” Gibbs said. “ There’s no running back Joe Cribbs, a contract Atlanta 7 9 .4» 4 Wedman 9-19 OO 10. Roblaaon 10-18 46 New Zeabnd, 24. 6-7, 74. 44. 74. tle (2-2) at the Los Angeles Raiders score of 138 at the halfway stage — a stroke ahead of Stadler who Buffalo j r 8 ft 29 109 87 M, Mokeski 29 94 7, Brewer 7-19 OO 14, (Quebec 12 10 S 27 119 US Indiana 7 ii m 5 Mike DePalmer. U.S.. def. Tim came into contention with a five-under par 67. (Hiicago 6 11 2BS 5M Huiton 7-11 24 16. Bagley 410 94 15, GullUuon, U.S., 44. 44, 44. 4-7. 74; Hartford ft 16 S 12 77 118 Hubbard 24 90 0. Flowers 04 OO 0, He was three strokes ahead of a trio of Americans — Lanny C^arnDbeil Conference CHeveiand 2 15 .118 Chris Johnstone. Australia, def. Fritz Nbrrii Division' Western Conference Hayes 04 OO 0, Wilkerson 27 22 9. Buehning. U.S.. 44. 44. 5-7, 44. 44; John Wadklns, Jerry Pate and Johnny M iller who were tied at 140. W L T PU. GF GA Midwest Division ToUU 4264 1649 US. Alexander. Australia, def. Andy Kalbbalg, Arnold Borg, McEnroe, Lendl Chicago 17 S ft 3» UB 78 W L Pet. GB INDIANA (lU) . . . U.S.. 44, 44, 4-1: . New MinnesoU 16 0 4 38 US 101 San Antonio 8 .600 G. Johnson 44 OO 9. Kellogg 1419 29 Zealand, def. Larry Stefanki. U.S.. 74, 6- Herschel Walker St. Louis 9 15 3 21 tt IGft Kansas City 6 600 23. WlllUms 211 OO 9. Sichtliig 210 24 4. 74; iliehard L ^ s , Britain, der Mutt Toronto 4 D 5 U 74 100 Dallas 7 533 14. Knight 1239 29 41, Byrnes 20 47 6. Mitchell, U.S., 74, 14, 44, 74; Phil Denver 10 .412 Carter t-t OO 2, Duren OO 14 t, C. Dmt, Australia, def. Jeff Simpson. Palmer win on Europe courts NEW YORK (UPI) - Running back Herschel Walker of Georgia, Debdt 3 17 6 U 67 117 Johnson 14 24 4, SUughter 10 OO 2, UUh 11 513 Australia, 44, 6-1, retired; David Pate. quarterback John Elway of Stanford and running back Elric Dickerson Smytbe Division Branson 14 04 2. ToUU 4709 17-24 lU. Edntonton 11 10 6 38 12B 117 Houston 14 .184 Australia, def. Craig Edwards, South of Southern Methodist are the leading candidates for the 1982 Heisman Pacific Division CleveUnd 20 22 94 27-169 Africa. 44. 44. 64. Los Angeles U 9 3 27 « 81 IndUna S163190-U1 TYophy that will be presented Saturday night at the Downtown Winnipeg 11 10 2 81 107 UO Seattle is 2 582 Women ANTWERP, Belgium, (UPI) - to the net and forcing Borg to Los Angeles 14 3 5M Fouled out-Mokeskl. G. Johnaon. ToUl (Quarterfinals leading Vancouver 9 U 6 81 91 90 fouU-CleveUnd 36. IndUna 21. Rebounds overhit with attempted passing Athletic Club. Phoenix 11 7 .611 Martina Navratilova, U.S., def. Anne Bjorn Borg, John McEnroe and Ivan Calgary 9 14 5 23 110 lU -CleveUnd 91 (Robinson 10). IndUna 96 The announcement will be made on national television (ABC) at 7 four in each division qualify for Portland 9 10 .474 Smith, U.S.. 44. 4*1; Oiris Evert-Uoyd. Lendl, three of the best and, at shots. SUnl^ Cup playoffs.) (^Iden State 6 12 533 (Kellogg 8). AsaisU-CleveUnd 19 (Mo- U.S.. def. Billie Jean-King, U.S.. 4^ PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fia. times, controversial players in In the tie-break, Borg had a set p.m. EST. Friday's ResulU San Diego 3 14 .178 kesk). Huston 3 each), Indiana 36 Andra Jaeger. U.S.. def. Eva Pfaff, ISIchUng 6). A-4216. point at 6-5 but again overhit In New Jersey ft. Hartford 4 Friday's Results west Germany. 74, 44; Pam Shriver. (U P I) — Arnold Palm er and Howie world tennis, reached the semifinals Winnipeg 4. N.Y. Islanders 2 Washington KB, New York 98 U.S., def. WeMy Tuimbull, Australia, 6-7. Johnson birdied their final holes of the $700,000 European Cham­ search of a passing winner. From (Calgary at Vancouver, nlj^t Indiana 111, Geveland 108 NEW JERSEY (107) 44. 44. Dutch Meyer Doubles Friday to share the lead after two pions’ Championship FYiday. then on, however, he tidied his Saturday’s (Sames . New Jersey 107, Atlanta 90 King 416 24 16. Williams 414 46 32. FORT WORTH, Texas (U PI) — Leo Robert “ Dutch” Meyer, legen­ (All Times EST) San Antonio 9, Houston 78 Dawkins 94 90 IS. Cook 414 OO 16, Third round . rounds of the PGA Seniors Cham­ Borg’s 6-7 (64), 6-3, 64 victory game, particularly the serves, Golden State 123. Kansas City W Pam Shriver and Martina Navratilova. dary athlete, football coach and athletic director at Texas Christian St. Louis at Los Angeles. 4;0ft p.m. Flovd 27 00 6. Birdsong 1-7 14 9, M. pionship at 3-under-par 141. over Brian Gottfried in two hours returns of serve and, above all, N.Y. Rangers at Hartford. 7:35 p.m. Boston at Milwaukee, night Johnson 26 14 9. Elmore 04 OO 0, U.S., def. (Hindy Reynolds and Paula University, died today following a lengthy illness. He was 85. New Jersey at Detroit, 7:3ft p.m. Qiicago at Denver, night Gminski 27 14 7, Walker 44 74 15. Smith, U.S.. 6-2. 44: Billie Jean King Palmer, finishing his second and 12 minutes was the most signifi­ several vintage top-spin lobs. Phltaoelphla at San Diego, nigm and Anne Smith, US., def. (Hiristiane Meyer had been associated with the ’TCU athletic program since his Buffalo at Quebec, 7:3ft p.m. O'Koren 41 OO 0. ToUU 4300 2149 U77. round on the ninth hole of the par 72 cant result, for this was the Swede’s A break in the sixth game enabled Boston at Montreal, 8:06 p.m. Portlanci at Los Angeles, night ATLANTA 166) Jolissaint, Switzerland, and Marcella Saturday’s Games Mesker. Holland, 74, 24. 74; (Haudia PG A National Champion Course, first genuinely competitive match the form er French and Wimbledon teenage years, and Is among the most revered of the school’s alumni N.Y. Islanders at Toronto. 8:06 p.m. Roundfield 416 54 17, Wilklni U41 34 Philadelphia at P lt t ^ r ^ , 8;()6 p.m. (All Times EST) 39. Rollins 94 OO 10. E. Johnson 414 1-1 K^ide and Eva Pfaff, West Germany, sank a six-foot birdie putt for a 70, since he lost to Dick Stockton in a champion to take the second set, but and form er faculty members. Chicago at Washington. 8:06 p.m. Atlanta at New York, 7:30 p.m. 13. Sparrow 7-19 44 18, Matthews 47 24 def. Wendy Turnbull, Australia, and and Johnson made a l^ footer on the qualifying round at Las Vegas last early in the third there was another Calgary at Edmonton, 8:06 p.m. Indiana at Cleveland. 8 p.m. 1, G. Johnson 1-1 24 9, Hawes 24 14 9. Rosie (Hisals, U S.. 44. 5-7. 44; Barbara Winnipeg at Minnesota. 9:0o p.m. Boston at Detroit, 8:0ft p.m. Macklin 14 24 4. ToUU 3644 2146 66. Potter and Sharon Walsh. U.S., def. ^th 18th for a 71. April. illustration of how his concentration George Perles Sunday's Games Washington at Dallas. 8;36 p.m. New Jersey 22 243130-10) Norton and Anne Marie Fernandez, U.S., "I played a little better today,” McEnroe downed the Czech is too easily broken. Philadelphia at Boston San Antonio at Houston, 8:3ft p.m. AtlanU 29 272990- 66 44. 44. EAST LANSING (U PI) — In a move more surprising in its timing (Chicago at Buffalo CbicMo at Utah, 9:30 p.m. Fouled oul-King. Dawkins. ToUl fouls said Palmer, who won this tourna­ Tomas Smid 6-1, 0-6, 6-3, while Immediately after taking Gott­ San Diego at Phoenix. 9:35 p.m. than its outcome, George Perles was hired Friday by the Michigan Toronto at N.Y. Rangers —New Jersey 27, AtUnU 26. Rebounda- 1700,000 Europ^n (Hiampions ment two years ago. He had four bir­ Lendl, another Czechoslavakian, fried’s serve to lead 2-1, Borg lost Los Angeles at Edmonton Sunday's Games New Jersey 41 (Williams 17), AUanU 94 At Antwerp, elgium,elgium, ~ 3 Milwaukee at Newjersey dies and two bogeys over the 6,520- defeated Sweden’s Jan Gunnarson 6- two games in a row without a point. State University Board of Trustees as head football coach. St. Louis at Vancouver (Rollins 14). Assists-New Jersey 21 (Quarterfinals Seattle vs. KansgrT^ty at St. Louis (Cook 6). AtianU 26 (E. Johnaon. Ivan Lendl. Czechoslovakia, def. Jan Yet in the seventh he broke the Perles, a former Michigan State tackle, will leave his position as yard layout. 2, 6-2. Hartford 121--4 Utah at Goldeir State Sparrow 6 each). A-4S04. Gunnarson. Sweden. 44, 44; ^om Borg, The 52-year-old Johnson had five Lenol’s semifinal opponent will be American again with probably his head coach of the fledgling United States Football League’s New Jersey 11 ^ Philadelphia A Los Angeles Sweden, def. Brian Gottfried, U.S.. 4-7. o- Philadelphia Stars to take over the Spartan helm immediately, First period-l. New Jersey. Tambellini 3. 44; John McEnroe. U.S., def. Tomas birdies and four bogeys on a windy Sweden’s , who best game of the match. Smid. Czechoslovakia. 4-1. 44. 44; Mats Michigan State officials said. 8 (Brumwell, Vadnais), 2:W. 2. Hartford, NEW YORK (98) day that sent most scores soaring. defeated France’s Yannick Noah 7- Borg now renews with Stoughton 9 (Larouebe, Sulliman), 14:56. King 4-16 1-1 9,' Robinson 04 14 1, Wilander. Sweden, def. Yannick Noah, The only other player to shoot 70 6. 6-4. Wilander missed a match M cEnroe, who defeated him in Penalties—Renaud, Har. 4:00; Hutchison. Cartwright 3-7 24 8, Sberod 34 05 6. France. ‘74. 64 Barcelona, Spain, earlier this week, Blake Wesley NJ, 10:27; Antonovich. NJ. 19:29. Tucker 4-14 04 17. Webster iO-12 24 22. was nationally-known teaching point at 5-2 and had to survive break Second period-3, Hartford, Stourtton Westphal 24 24 6. Taylor 54 14 11. authority Bob Toski. He was tied for points at 54. and this should be another in­ QUEBEC (UPI) — The Quebec Nordiques Friday acquired 10 (Francis. Siltanen). 1:17. 4. Haruord, Williams 5-15 24 12. Orr 14 04 2. third at 143 with first-round leader Gottfried was the ideal steady and teresting guide to the extent o f the Johnson 11 (Neufeld. Francis), 2:06. 9. Gninfeld 24 04 4. Touts 4346 11-22 98. defenseman Blake Wesley from the Hartford Whalers for defenseman New Jersey. Taiitbellini 9 (Ashton). WASHINGTON (106) Bob Goalby, who struggled through talented opponent for Borg at this Swede’s progress. Pierre Lacroix. U:43. PenalUes-Marini. NJ. ft:10; BalUrd 8-17 44 S. Mahom 44 64 14. a round of 75. stage of the Swede’s build-up McEnroe, favorite for the $21X1,000 Johnson. Har. U:23; KoUdpoulos. Har, Johnson 24 44 8. Collins 9-13 34 21. Wesley appeared in 78 games for the Whalers last season, scoring 19:57. Ruland 6-11 11-13 23. Lucas 34 24 8. first prize, downed Smid before 12,- Tied at even par 144 were Hall of Photo by Saviste towards a full return to the circuit nine goals and 18 assists while recording 123 minutes in penalties. The Third period-6. New Jersey, Tambel­ Batton 04 24 2. Davis 14 04 2. Terry 0- lini 10 (Ashton. Levo). 2:01. 7. New Fame members Julius Boros and early next year. 000 fans, Belgium’s record crowd 23-year-old native o f Red Deer, Alberta, who has just one in 22 0 04 0. Grevey 24 14 5. ToUls 3646 33- TRI-T4)WN- Andy Michaud 227- for tennis. They were not pleased Jersey. Vautour 2 (Quenneville. Ashton), 44 1C6. Billy Casper along with Bob Stone. Clearly pleased with the way he games this year, is expected to report to the Nordiques Sunday. 2;X). 8. Hartford, Malinowksi 5 New York 818(1634-96 208-598, Joe CaUnia 135-204-587, Rdb Boros shot 73, Casper had 72 and State Class LL cross country champs was able to lift his game alter the with McEnroe’s cavalier attitude In Lacroix, IS, played n games for the Nordiques in 1981-82, scoring (McDougal). 6:18. 9. New Jersey. Marini Washington 26262826—106 MigUore 212-594, Bob Arendt 221-561, loss of the first set on a tie-break, the second set but they were n (Bmmwell, Lever), 1S:S. Penalties— Threih^nt goals—Tucker. Fouled out— Stone posted a 74. four ^ I s and 23 assists while incurring 74 minutes in penalties. Hospodar, Har, major. 0:43: ft^rini, NJ. Sherod. ToUl fouls—New York S3. Lloyd Boutiiier 202-205-578, Ken SATURDAY delighted by his brilliant artistry in Next at 145 was Art Wall with a 73 Manchester High boys’ cross country team LIscomb, Tom Miller, Coach George Suitor. Borg said, “ Although I ’m still not native of Ste. Foy, Quebec, with five assists in 13 games this year, was major, 0:43; Adams, Har, U;ft4; Washington 16. Rebound^New York 39 Margotta 226-554, Vinny Pinto 246- I2:.10 —Coijfge football: Thursday. Three golfers were tied consistent enough I ’m pleased with the third. Bnmwell. NJ. lft:M; SilUnen, Har. (Webster 9). Washington 41 (RuUnd 13). to arrive at Hartford in time for Saturday’s game against the New 19:17. Asslsts-New York 22 (Taylor 5). 543, Dave Eklwards 202-552, Wendell Army vg. Navy, Channel 3 capped a fine 1982 season by capturing the Kneeling; Doug Potter, Bob Dussault, Mike my game and feel I ’m right on Lendl, although still restricted by at 146 — Richard Lotz, 73; Auggie York Rangers. ShoU on goal-Harftord 134-11—32. Wa^ington 29 (Johnson 11). A—15512. Labbe 208-542, Bill Calhoun 534, Tom 2 —College baskelball: LSU V 8 , .Navarro. 73; and Joe Taylor, 146, state Class LL championship for the third Roy, Sean Sullivan. Missing were Gary Gates schedule to regain my peak by next a tennis elbow injury, had little dif­ New Jersey ft-t2-18-29. Goalies—Hartford, Millen. New Jersey, Jones 501, Ray Bessette 515, EA North Carolina, Channel 30 E A total of 70 players made the time In the last nine years. Team members (I- and John Comeau. February.’’ ficulty overcoming the hard-hitting HOUSTON (78) ,, Reach. A-U.4M. Bryant 8-16 M 16. Hayes 4-10 2-6 10, C. Hemphill 554, Howie Edwards 501, 2 —Pro tennis: Chicago halfway cut at 156 or better. One of r) Standing: John Odom, Ed Lynch, VInnIe Borg got o ff to a bad start. In his but unadventurous Swede Gunnar­ Edward King Jones 1-6 M 2, Teagle 0-17 6J 24. Bob McDaniel 531, Dave Edwards Classic, ESPN the survivors was 74year-old Paul first service game he missed five son. He dropped only two points in NY Islanders 0 2 0-2 Leavell M 2-2 7, PauiU 1-S M 3, M. SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (UPI) — Governor Edward J. King wUl Winnipeg Jones 4-4 1-4 0. Bailey 1-2 5, Walker 202-552. ,'1:,30 —College football: Texas Runyan, who had a 71 on opening four second set service games, and out of six first serves and Gottfried next week commit an additional $2 million to the new Basketball Hall FirA 'period—1. pc Winnipeg. Babych 0 06 000. Taylor 1-4 00 2. ToUls 92-76 U- vs. Arkansas, Channel 3 day, only to falter to an 85 in the se­ immediately broke to 30 by rushing won 6-2, 6-2 in 55 minutes. (unassisted). U;38. 2. Winnipeg, Watters Z7 78. of Fame, the Dally News reported Friday. I (Dupont Babych). 19:09. Peoaltlee- NITE OWLS- Marion Smith 201- 4 —Auto Racing: Syracuse cond round. SAN ANTONIO (88) The campaign to build the new ball, along the Connecticut River and Lane, NYI, 14:«l; Bossy. NYl. 15:84; Banka 9-16 00 10. Mitchell 12-30 4-7 28. 202-549, Laurie Gagnon 191-513, June Supernalionals, ESPN (taped) Amiel, Win. 15:81; Spriiw, Win. 15:49. Defending champion Miller Route 91 in downtown Springfield, has already received $5 million Gilmore Ol 12 1. Moore 42 42 12. Derench 1 8 0 ^ , Kathy Berzenski I 4 —College baskelball: Second period-3, NY islanders, Gillies Gervin 06 9-7 19, Willoughby 42 4-4 12. Barber, who carded a 79 Thursday, Smith man on the run 204-467, Marian Gordin 181-465, Dot Villanova vs. Kentucky, Channel from a state grant. 8 (Tonefli, Bourne), 9:48. 4. NY Dunleavy 02 00 0, Grlflin 00 OO 0. rallied to a 72 to qualify for the final Islanders, Gilbert 1 (Nystrom, B. Sutter). European Open chahnp The newspaper reported the additional grant came after Cambridge Phegley 00 OO l». Hills 181-465, Karen Woodcock 452, 3 C 11:91. ft, Winnipeg. Steen 6 (unassisted). two rounds of competition in the Seven Associates, a Boston architecture firm. Increased tte cost of Johnstone Ol OO 0. ToUls 9065 Dl-M 88. Kathy Gavin-472. ft:40 —College football: NEW YORK (UPI) — Most baseball men go to 17:42. Penaities-D. Sutter, NYI. major, Houston $150,000 event. building the new ball from the original estimate of $7.5 million to $10.5 8:59; Watters, Win. major, 8:59; Gilbert. Florida vs, Florida Stale, WINF the winter meetings looking to make trades. San Antonio ^**. *??“ (* NYI. U:07. ThiW-point goals—Leavell. ToUl fouls 7:30 —Whalers vs. Rangers, San Diego’s Ballard Smith is going to them gives Spain Cup edge milion. Third perlod-6, Winnipeg. Watters 2 —Houston 27. San Antonio 25. Rebounds- POWDER PUFF- Cheryl (unaaslfted). 14:93. Penaitiet-MacLean, tJiannel 9, WTIC looking to make time, but it’s perfectly all right. Houston 43 (Hayes ID, San A n ^ lo 56 Crickmore 176, Dee Smyth 178, S p o r t s Win. 17:07; Bossy. NYI. 17:19. (Mitchell IS). Asslsta-Houston 80 (L o ­ 8 —Bruins vs. Candiens, His wife, Linda, understands completely. Ed Qarvey Shots on goai-NY Islanders 44-7-17. Madeline Dieterle 450, Martha Youth soccar ACAPULCO, Mexico (UPI) - had a 36hole score of 5-under-par vell 6). San Antonio 26 (Banks 5). Channel 38 The Padres’ president will run in the 26.2 mile P a r a d e WASHING’TON (UPI) — Ed Garvey, head of the NFL Players Winnipeg 9-H-ll-M. Technical-Houston (Illegal defense). A - M etiver 176-190-530, Edith Tracy European Open champion Manuel 137. (Soaues-NY lalanders, Melanson. Win­ 7.691. 8 —College baskelball: UHart- Honolulu Marathon on Dec. 12, the day after the nipeg, Soetaert. A—146BS. 213-527, E velyn F ed er 194-472, Pinero shot a course record 6-under- Closest to the Spanish ace was AssoctaUon, said Friday that he and Paul Martha, the form er player ford vs. Southern Connecticut, signups set meetings wind up, and he’s almost as excited about Friday's College Basketball Results Sharon Oliver 177-484. Milt RIchman par 65 Friday to grab the individual Baldovino Dassu o f Italy who shot a who served as a go-between and helped setUe the s t^ e , tad By United Press International WINF that as he is about the possibility of getting free- Tournaments lead by two strokes and give Spain a 70 for 139 and Bernard Gallagher on all issues, a m ajor step toward a formal end to the league s fu st in- 8 —Celtics vs. Pistons, Channel agent Steve Garvey. (All opening round) LaVAE IN D U S TR IA L - A1 Scheny The Manchester Recreation commanding 8-shot lead midway and Dan Halldorson of Canada, each season strike. Carrier Claiaic 4 “ I can’t give you any compelling reason why I ’m 551, Eric Wood 200, Dick Murphy Department will conduct youth through the 29th World Cup. at 140. Both shot 72 Friday. Garvey said agreement was reached at 2:30 p.m. on all outstan Syracuse 110, Alcorn St. 77 8:30 or 10:30 —Collegr going to run in the marathon except that I knew I ^ A Y InviUUonal 226-579, Ray Chittick 201, John soccer registration on three con­ Pinero, playing in his sixth World Bobby Clampett, a lastminute ad­ ding bargaining issues. There will be no further negotiations. (Hemson 66. ^knell 73 liaskelball: UConn vs. Utah or they were having one in Honolulu while I ’d be there Football Myers 200, Pete Denz 214, Carl secutive Monday nights, Jan. 3, 10, Cup, had six birdies and no bogeys dition to the U.S. team, shot a 70 to “ The Player Reps will be polled tonight and tomorrow. A clean copy Hawkeye (lassie South Carolina, WDRC for the meetings and I thought it wouldn’t be a bad “Some of the things I heard from him,” he of the agreement will be sent to the reps over the weekend a ^ a sum­ Hawaii 70, Pittsburg 67 Ogren 206-557, Mike Vassallo 222, 17. from 6 to 8 at Illing Jr. High while touring the widswept par 71, tie Des Smith of Ireland, Michael McDonald’s (Hassle 10 —College baskelball: Wen- ' idea to enter it,” he said Thursday from San Diego. laughed. Nick Marotti 206, Dave Wilson 202, School (cafeteria) 229 E. Middle 6,880 yard Pierre Marques course in Clayton of Australia and Sang-Ho mary of the negotiations since Nov. 16 will be sent to all players on No. Texas St. 74, Dist. of Columbia 73 ily’s Classic Final, ESPN “ The winning time will probably be somewhere Growing serious. Smith added: Wendy'i CHassic Bob Oliver 205-559, Lou Polinski 216- Tpke 31-34. That beat the course record Choi of Korea at 143, six shots off Monday.” 10 —Devils vs. Red Wings, around two hours and 20 minutes. You know what “There’s a limit to what we can pay. We’re Georgetown 75. St. Francis (Pa) 40 562. set by Enrique Semd in the 1977 the lead. CHarion SUte Channel 9 my time will be?” he laughed. “ CToser to four prepared to be competitive but we will not establish Davis If Elkins 74, Md.-Baltimore 60 Youth soccer is a co-ed summer Mexican PG A championship by a NA'nONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE hours. I know I can do it, though. I ’ve been running new plateaus or detract from our player develop­ Pinero almost chipped in for an Carl Lewis EUft EASTERN BUSINESSMEN- Bill SUNDAY program for youths 6-14. Age divi­ shot. American Conlcrence Aquinu (NY) 62, Ml. St. Mary (Mdl 40 miles a week and I ran 20 miles last Sunday.” ment program by taking money we have ear­ eagle on the par-5 10th bole. He W t T Pet. PF PA Colby 181-455, Tom Fahey 162-405, sion is determined as of Dec. 31, The 65 also missed by one stroke PHILADkLPinA (U PI) - Sprinter-long jumper Carl Lewis, dis i>7 I —College soccer: UConn vs, What about Garvey? marked for that” .... made a 45 foot putt for a birdie on NY Jeta > ' “ '” 5 ‘ 11 5 AfSumpUon 66, Keene St. 61 Gabe Szabo 160415, Ed Lavado 158, Duke, WHUS-FM 1982. of tying the tournament record set tance runner Mary Decker Tabb and high Jumper Coleen Sommer CtncUmaU 3 1 0 .790 <• W Biheon 74, CUrkaon 71 “ I met him for the first tim e last Friday and had Gordie Howe, 54, executive assistant to Managing the par-3 fifth and a 30-foot birdie on ^ f a lo 3 1 0 790 M tt E d Schworm 153-410, Dorn I —Giants vs. Oilers, Channel by G m rge Knudson in Tokyo in 1986 walked away with honors Friday during an awards luncheon at the an­ Mliml 3 1 0 790 « 70 Boaton CoU. SI, New Hampahire 60 There is a $5. registration fee and dinner with him and I honestly believe no player in General Partner Howard Baldwin of the Hartford the par4 14th. His other birdie putts Bridgeport IIS. Mercy 74 DeDominicis 152-420, Les and equaled by Roberto de Vlcenzo nual convention of The Athletics Congiess. Pittabursta 3 1 0 .790 M 74 :to $3. recreation membership card the major leagues would fit in as well as he would in Whalers, still gets out on the ice and practices oc­ covered 10 feet on the second, a CW PMt (6. New Hampahire CoU. 66 Christensen 151, Hank Grzyb 150- in Buenos Aires in 1970. Pinero’s Lewis, the first man in this century to win the llX)-meter dash and LA RalSeri 9 Z 0 790 130 U8 CUrion B, Hartwlck 77 I —Vikings vs. Dolphis, required and payable at registra­ San Diego,” Smith said. “ I say that not only from casionally, although he now has been out of the twofooter on the fourth and a San DiefO 1 3 0 300 « 70 Grove Qty 71, Camegle-MeUon 64 403, John Lavad o 150-390, Joe Channel .3 playing partner, Jose Canizares, long jump titles at the national meet two years In a row, was voted the SenttkT^ 1 10 900 « 91 tion. 'our standpoint but also from his. game as an active player three seasons. U footer on the ninth. long Uland U. 140, Pace 76 Melzen 150-398, Dan Toce 415, Cliff shot a 75 after opening with a 67 the Outstanding Athlete of the Year by TYack and Field News. aeveUnd 1 1 0 900 « • 1 —Patriots vs. Bears, Channel “ To begin with, we have no first baseman. We “ Keeps me in shape for some of those Old-Timers New EnaUnd 1 1 0 900 « » Merrimack 61, PU tUbu^ 96 Jones 406, Paul Gillberto 399. first day. A fter two rounds, Spain “ This was a fine round. But the 63 Montclair St. 66. Kean 96 22 Recreation cards may be have to have one. That’s basic. Our No. 1 priority is Games,” he said at Madison Square Garden Kaniaaaty • * ® 5 3 Nevada-Laa Vegai 97, Duquesne 94 had a team score of 5under p v 379. in the Open was better,” said Denver 1 3 0 990 97 01 2 —Pro tennis: Chicago purchased at time of registration or to find a powerhitting first baseman and he obvious­ Wednesday night while watching the Rangers Jose-Luis Clerc Hooiton 1 3 0 990 « im Norwich 19, Jonnaon St. 96 GALAXIES- Denise Jacques 138, Pinero, who teamed with Seve Pinero, referring to his final round Nyack 61. NE BlbU 46 (Jassic, ESPN if a youth already has a card it must ly fits that need. Secondly, I believe very strongly wallop the Whalers. Howe was looking at the game CHICAGO (UPI)—Jose-Luis O erc of Buenos Alrea developed 1 ^ 1 Baltimore 0 4 0 900 33 106 Cindy Leonard 136-341, Sally Phillips to win by a course record at the National Conterence______m u . Textile 66, Scranton U. 68 4 —Redskins vs. Cowboys, be shown. No one will be allowed to Ballesteros to give Spain its first of was described M severe and acute stomach pains b e t o hU i(*eM ed St. Joaepb'a (Me) Ti, Skidmore 90 127, Denise M artina 134-126-383, baseball is a team sport, and if you accept that con­ on TV in the press room while the two teams were European Open in Sunningdale, W L T Pet. PF PA (Channel 3 register without a rec card. going at each other a couple of levels below on the two straight World Cup victories in Waibinfton 4 0 0 IWO 01 n St. John FUber 79, St. Michael’s 70 Evelyn Giglio 140-379, Esther Wells cept, then you also need to have some kind of Ehigland earlier in the year. doubles match at the $300,000 WCT ChhW ^QPM Trinity US, HarrUitoa 99 7 —Bruins vs. Flyers, Channel ice. 1976, shot a 72 in the first round and Green b y 3 1 0 .790 IM 04 136-130-378, G a y le Robson 360, It is suggested to help speed up leader. was taken to Northwestern Memorial Hospital for biota tMts. Dtllai 3 1 0 .790 07 06 WPI n, NlchoU n 38 Wldeoer 72, WaiUngton CoU. 48 Carolyn Wisienski 142-354, Kathy registration that rec cards be “ We have Terry Kennedy. He will be a leader He admitted he gets most of his kicks now aerc, who was eliminated in s ln ^ play Thursday night, tad ^ New Orleana 6 1 0 .790 67 W South 7:30 —Nets vs. Bucks, ESPN watching his two sons, Marty, 28, with the Bruins, warming up on the court with Hans GUdemelster. along tath fellow MUntaola 1 9 0 900 01 00 McConnell 125-349. purchased prior to registration at some day. But he’s young aiid it’s hard for him to fit Da4nU 1 1 0 900 90 97 Berea M, Ohio Dominican 76 8:30 —Royal Winter Fair ArgentiSan GulUermo Vilas and Terry Moor, when he suddenly began GanteerWehb 61. Pfeiffer 76 the Elast Side Rec, 22 School St., into that role now. Steve Garvey was a leader with and Mark, 27, with the Flyers. AtlanU 1 1 0 900 64 W Horse Show, USA Cable (taped) St Loulf 1 1 0 900 71 ■ Liberty B ap W M, Lincoln • 4 the Dodgers. He’ll be in the Hall of Fame some day “ Maybe some people won’t say It, but I do— It’s a grabbing hU stomach before falling to the gw >^„, _ . , U v U a h n 77, Southern ■ SYMPHONIES- Cathy Boser 127- 10:30 —76ers vs. Lakers, Community " Y ” , 78 North Main St., G om ez retains crown San Franclaco 1 9 0 .400 lU U4 and can be a leader for us right now. love affair with me and them,” he confessed. After being examined briefly, Clerc Insisted he still sranM to play PhUadetolila 1 9 0 990 n ■ N.cJircenitiaro 71, Guilford 64 344, SUcU Miller 350, Marty Grant ESPN or Mahoney Recreation Center, 110 No. Carolina 84.106, N.C. A S T 70 “ San Diego is looking to identify with a hero on “ I honestly felt lost when I saw them play against the match but was overruled and was taken to the hospital. NY Oluta l 9 0 900 W 76 126. ______Cedar St., Monday thru Friday, 8 to Tampa Bay 1 9 0 990 99 06 OUo St. 60. Florida 71 . 9 p.m. its baseball team. We’ve never had a real hero. each other for the first time in my life the other NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - again dropped Pintor. rSSSL ’ 1 3 0 960 97 76 Rand.-Macon 60, Emory it Henn 64 We’ve had Dave Winfield and Ozzie Smith. They ob­ night in Philadelphia. I was wishing the play was In Wilfredo Gomez of Puerto Rico Referee Arthur Mercante halted LAIftena 1 > 0 960 74 SB St. Aunitina'f (f, FayetUvlIU St. 66 Don Fambrough each conlerence 61. Cant. Florida 61 There is a maximum number of viously were very fine players, but they weren’t the center ice.” successfully defended his World the count at 2:44 o f the round, (Ton elihl taami in irfln U St. a . Charleston 71 qnaluy io r ^ U y ^ .)^ 1 participants that we w ill be able to really superstars and all-around complete players. Howe revealed he was no different than most Boxing Council super bantamweight enabling Gomez to retain his title. LAWRENCE, Kan. (U PI) - The University of Kansas will begin Jay'a Reauit WhMilni M, GleovUU 73 WUUam Si U r n • , Lock Haven 92 acconrunodate and once this number Steve Garvey fits that role. He has tte qualities to other fathers. He said he enjoys living through his title raday night for the 17th time, The fight was fairly even but In Inunediately a search for a new head football coach following the San Pyanciaco 10, Loa Angeiea Rama 64 WU.-Eu CUlre M. Saatbem Tech 90 • is reached registration will close. sons. the 10th, Gomez, his eyes nearly firing Friday of veteran Don Fambrough and his coaching stan. Sunlay'a Gamaa Midwest have a big impact on our community.” stopping WBC bantamweight cham­ (All ‘nmet EST) FARR’S pion Lupe Pintor of Mexico late in slits and his cheeks puffy and Fambrough, 60, spent 81 years at Kar jas, Including 26 as either the Mlsaourl-RoUa 96, Lindsnwood 46 I said to Ballard Smith that what he was saying "Nothing wrong with that,” be said. “ I enjoy Bnltalo va. Green Bay at Milwaukee, 1 SonUiwett their success and I suffer with them in their the 14th round. bruised, started picking up steam. bead or an assistant football coach. He was first apnointed bend coach made him sound like G arvey’s agent, Jerry Kaps- '‘'Honaton at New York GianU, 1 p.m. T tu s LnUienn ■ , Texas A U 96 OPEN SUNDAY tein. failures” .... . The bout was the featured in 1971, BUcceeding P q ip er Itodgeip, and rnrigned in 1974 to aasunie a Tampa Bay at Naw Orlaana, 1 p.m. Taxas W a tU ^ 67, Soelhweitem 47 Kaina a u at Ptltaburfh, 1 p.m. Weal ' i preliminary to the WBC super Gomez, as he had throughout, role in the School’s athletic department with the WiUianu Eailam Montana 71, Southern U. 96 Syracuse wins, , . IIEWW8I ••at *sww,Miami, 1* p.m. $'-•••• welterweight title fight between landed several straight rights to Ekhicatlonal Fund. Now EngUaii at ChU w, 1 p m. 11 A M to SP M ' sets record champion Wilfred Benitez and Pintor’sbead. Pintor answered beck SI. LoeU at PWIailel|iMa, 1 p.m. Dit(o at Otvslaad. 1 p.m. BICYCLES «Tbomas Hearns. with body punches but Gomes O o c ia ^ at BaWmora. t p.m. : SYRACUSE, N.Y (UPI) - Tony Both fighters battered each other landed a thuiiderlng right at the end AUtaU at Dnvsr, 4 p.m. Zt Bruin, Leo Rautins and ^ c h San- McIntyre wins vacant ring title Dallas at Wadriasloa, 4 p.m. in US CUM YOUR with crisp combinations throughout of the round. Final sale off at Rockingham Status at LA . Raldtrs, 4 pjn. tifer combined for 50 points Friday but in the 14th round, with Pintor Pintor started the llth by landiM Hiaiday't Qanw wmwnmmmwmm > night, helping Syracuse University NSW Yofk M l at Dstroit, 6 p.m. NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - Pete’ WBC super welterweight title fight Sanchez of the Dominican Rqm bllc, appearing to tire, Gomez landed a a left-rlght-l^ combination flush to acre property for $12.6 mllUon to f3P8r(Q8aigi • roll to a tournament-scoring record SALEM , N.H. (U P I) - The long- McIntyre of Cleveland won the va- between champion Wilfred Benitez the WBC’s secondranked ban­ savage right-left oomMnation to the Gomes* jaw but the champton came owners o f Hinsdale Raceway In siios*iiiBoaaiuit' ' and a 110-77 victory over Alcorn' awaited final sale of burned out cant North American Boxing and Thomas Hearns. head which dropped the challenger back quickly with two southwestern New Hampshire and State in the opening round o f the tamweight, scored a unanimoui Roqkingbam Park failed to CATERERS- Dot Miller 138-357, DARTMNIVES Federation light heavyweight title McIntyre, who held on for O M S t of on the seat o f ms pants. and at the end of the round, landed a Lowall, Mast., 'and developer sixth annual Carrier Classic basket- decision over Humberto Rodriguez materialise Friday despite a Carol Lewie 153-129, Joan Baldyp Friday night, sttming previously the first four rounds, floored Pintor was up at the count of eight left hook and r l^ at the ball. pu bert Sullivan. siutrs • 11 toamament. meeting bitwaan Interested parties unbeaten W illie Edwards, ranked EMwards three times In the fifth and unbeaten Jimmy Paul of Detroit but Gomez stormed from a neutral Gomes looked at ra ter in amaae- U5.U5-MB, Janice Twneo lO , Laine ' that lasted several hours. y Bruin led the winners with 18 and second by the World Boxing Council, round to raise his record to 10-10-1 stopped Pat Duran of Oklahoma comer and backed Pintor against ment as be walked to his comer. SteuHet 146474, Angie OrtoUni 12»- (UMMGSERVKE FoUowiiM months of negotiations, But foUouTlng Friday’s meeting, i r was Jeined in dooUe figures by at 1:46 o l the fifth round of their with nine knockouts. Edwards fall to t ^ ropes. With nntor trying to |dck Gomes landed over 20 punches In 366, Dorothy Mathea 138-126-134-397, C lt/ a t 2:26 of the sixth round in a Naw . Hampshire Jockey Club Hinsdale raceway offldals Issued a M M3-M1 iHw 341M . ^ RantlBS with IT, flentlfer with 15 and scheduled 13-round bout. 14-1. off Gooies’ pwcbes, Gomes landed the 12tb as Pintor triad to couator Jean Falkowlch 136, Marion Kloter lightweight match. owners agreed to liquidate the brief stataiiMnt; “ D w to delays, the • fraslMua Rafael Addison with U; The fight was a^U m ln aiy to the In earlier lO^roundars. Enrique a crushing left hook to the jaw which from the ropes. 126-130466. aaaats Thuraday and sen the 290- cloaliig baa not bean sdiednlad.” ------^ ------\ 1 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. 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TRUCKS ¥75! iron base, finished in hl|^ porches, soundproofing, excellent running condi­ INVITATION TO BID Manchester HighHis School.■ down. Lovely two UGHT TRUCKING - Fen- ■ G.L. McHugh, 6484331. Available at local govern­ glogloss black. This is an an- washer hook-up, storage, wanted over 30. ¥187.50per The Eighth Utilltlei Diitrlct, Sais Oac 4 - call for aniolntiiioiit RENTALS month. Telephone 646-0598. tion. ¥450 or best offer. AM Immediate opening. bedroom, two fuU baths, cing. Attics, cellars, gar­ ment sales. Call (refun­ tlque, ¥75.00 or best offer. basement, garage. ¥495. - 647-0000; PM - 646-7470. Manchester. ConnecUcut. seeks T o u r Community Newspaper' Applicants must possess facing south, overlooking Sun.s Dac. 5 - 1 - 4 pjn. ages cleaned. AH types; INTERIOR AND dable) (312) 931-JEEP, 043-7382. 646-1540, - - ' - bids lor furnishing 1) Transceivers good . secretarial (typing pool, private balcony. BuiR trash, brush removed.-) EXTERIOR Painting, Ehct. 2340B for your direc­ .FEMALE ROOMMATE and receivers and 2) firefighters in 1970. ¥48,900. 88 NYE ar.. maRchester wanted to share two 1975 JE E P CJ5 - 304 V8, protection coats. Bids and stenographic) skills. Picket, Split Rail, Stake, paper hating, carpen^ tory on how to purchase, 24 FOR SALE - Ice skates, ...... H ^ a s 54 three speed, runs great. specifIcaUons are available at the Excellent benefits. Con- Owner/Agent 646-0605 or Fences installed. 528-0670. ■ work. Fulw msurea. J.P. hours. bedroom apartment in rtiiSSSrS’"""®"' MANCHESTER - Nice ...... Glastonbury for January ¥2^. After 6 p.m., Scott Eighth Utilitiea Diatrict Help Wontod 13 Help Wontod 13 tact: Mrs. Garoppolo, 646-1960. Lewis and &m, 6404658. Call 643-8836. room with kitchen FOUR BEDROOM CAPE, 649-4865. Firehouse, J2 Main St., Manchester High School, SMALL LOADS OF MOTOROLA MTSOO Phone 1st. Call 659-2509 after 7:30 Manchester, Conn., 06010, between PLEASE READ privileges. Gentleman only blocks from all p.m. LOOKING FOR a source of TRANSCRIPTIONIST for 647-3530. EOE. STONE, trap rock, playi PAINTING & PAPER or walkie-talkie. Asking SMALL ACCOR'DION, preferred. ¥50.00 weekly. schools. Treed lot. 1974 SUBARU, 4 cyl., 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday YOUR AD medical office east of sand, white stone, loam' Hanging. Ceilings ¥I .000. 646-1C.36. ood condition. ¥65.00 or Available immediately. thru Saturday at the Dispatcher’s income? Come work at □ REAL ESTATE Security. Telephone 6tt- economical,■ dependal ■ ible. Office. Sealed bids will be received your local newspaper. river. Full time. Send PART TIME DAYS, diver­ and pool sand' repaired. References. Ful- — gest Offer. 643-1720. 1878. ¥600 monthly plus utilities. □ AUTOMOTIVE excellent condition sified duties, typing helpful •••••••••••••••••••••••• W Insured. QuaUty work! a<>2 X lUk THICK PILE •••••••••••••••••••••••• at the above address until 7:30 Classidod ads are taken Potential to earn above resume and references to DELIVERED. Telephone; 643-5266 or 646-4962. throughout. ¥1300. 642-6605. p.m., December 16,1062, at which average wages and help Box MM, c/o The but not necessary. Homiss For Solo 23 844-1775. Martin Mattsson, evenings ROOM SIZE RUG AND MAGNUS ELECTRIC CENTRAL LOCATION, Auto Porta For Sale 60 over the phoiw as a imii- Chord organ, song books •••••••••••••••••••••••• time bids will be publicly opened, venienco. The Herald Is out a local cause. For in­ Manchester Herald. Emblem and Badge, 2 ^ 6404431. PAD-Excellent condition! kitchen privileges, parking VERNON - Three bedroom 1964 JA G U A R XKE read aloud and recorded. 2864. FOR SALE BY OWNER - ¥100. 646-1475 7:00 pm. and bench includM. Like FOUR UNMOUNTED responsible lor only one formation, application, in­ DESIGN KITCHENS ■» available. Security and Cape, two baths, enclosed CONVERTIBLE- All The Eighth Utilities District Attractive 7 room Colonial. cabinets, vanities, counteiu •u M M 0 Contracting 32 new condition. Phone 649- porch, fireplace. Firewood TUBELESS white-walled reserves the right to reject any or incorroci Insertion and terview call Mr. Kurowski DESPERATE — Someone written references original. Needs to be between 5-9 pm at 643-2711. needed to help with laun­ COORDINATOR for home First floor family room. 2 tops, kitchen cabinet* GAS DRYER and gas hot 9907. ¥55.00. required. For application on 1.3 acres. Pool. ¥550 tires (1 set studded snow restored. ¥3500. Call 269- all bids. then only to the size of dry. some cleaning, some care program for the car attached garage. fronts, custom' LEON CIESZYNSKI water heater, one year old, monthly plus security. tires) and 1 rim, all 14”, Helen J. Warrington 4 can 643-2693. 0344. the original insartlon. developmentally disabled. Finished basement room. BUIUIER. New homes, excellent condition. WEDDING GOWN size 14 good condition, ¥125 or best Clerk WAITRESSES - Food, odd jobs, or even typing. woodworking, colonial' After 6 p.m., 871-2811. EighUi UtlUties District Errors which do not banquet and cocktail. Several hours a weelc Position also includes Desirable neighborhood. reproductions in wood.- additions, remodeling, rec Oddessy game with car­ complete with veil, asking NICE ROOM • parking, reasonable offer. 649-9904 rooms, garages, kitchens ¥75.()0 or best offer. Call 1980 FORD Fiesta, three lessen the value of the Experienced only. Apply at during December. Flexible responsibility for ad­ A ppointm ent only. No IMMACULATE CAPE J.P. Lewis, 649-9658. tridges, best offer. 643- private bathroom for an FIVE ROOM RANCH - after 6 pm. door hatchback, AM/FM LEQAL NOTICE advertisoment will not Flamingo Hotel Route hours by mutual agree­ ministration of agents. Call 643-2359. remodeled, ceilings, bath 2243. 6434)017. older gentleman about 60. Manchester-Vernon line. stereo, air-conditioning, AUDIT REPOm 44A, ^Iton. ment. Call 649-8630. homemaker program. 30 WILL CLEAN your home.- tile, dormers, roofing. Kitchen privileges, Available in December. Autoa For Sala 61 deluxe in terio r. 71,000 In accordance with SecUon 7-394 of be corrected by an ad­ COLUMBIA - Owners have MOVE-IN CONDITION Residential or commer­ BROTHER PORTABLE •••••••••••••••••••••••• hour week. Degree in Experienced. Please^ ciiir WOOD AND COAL Stove reasonable rent. Telephone 643-4013. miles. ¥3,050. Cali John 649- the General Statutes, notice la ditional insartlon. social work and related purchased another home cial. 0404291. with pipe and damper. electric sewing machine, hereby given that Uiere is on file in WANTED BABYSITTER EXPERIENCED ONLY 5 Rooms, Extra insulation, enclosed 643-5054. References. Cali 649-7335. 1979 FORD GRANADA - 6 2244 after 6 pm. for infant in my home. Station help wanted days. experience required. due to transfer and anxious Petit Godin. Used two model Mad’Selle 310, with Ottleaa-Steraa cyl., automatic, air- the Office of the Town CTerk, the Non-smoker. Flexible Spruce Street Mobil, 220 I’hone 643-9511. to sell. Present im­ sunporch, full basement, vinyl siding, TUB ENCLOSURES AND' ELECTRICAL SERVICES seasons.______, ¥350.______643-1377. attachments and original GENTLEMAN - Centrally for Rant 68 conditioning, 27,000 miles. Audit Report of the Town of maculate seven room, two ' We do all types of Elec- literature, like new condl Superb car! Many extras! Manchester, for Uie year ending hours. 647-0262 after 3:00 Spruce Street. Manchester. new roof. Private, well landscaped SHOWER DOORS expertly located pleasant room next Trueka lor Sale 62 June 30, 1982, which is open for; p.m. WANTED WOMAN to bath Ranch in low tax town installed by Gary A. Ken-' trlcal Work! Licensed. CUt Free CfossMed Ada tlon. Will sacrifice, ¥50:00. to shower. Telephone, NEWLY RENOVATED ¥4495. 644-2942. 3l\r after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. 649-1794. public inspection during the PART TIME Hostesses clean small home every of, Columbia. Formal yard. ' dall - Hie Shower Door parking. 649-6801. 310, square feet office 1968 FORD ‘A Ton pickup, regular business hours. NURSES AIDES - State needed weekend days or Saturday. References dining room, fireplace, Man. 872-6000. AGRAFLEX Strobe-o- available. Main Street 1978 CHEVETTE, four very good condition, many Dated at Manchester. Connecticut, iKaufliPstpr certified, 7-3,3-11 Saturday nights. Must be depen­ required. Call 649-5824 applianced kitchen, garage FARRAND flash Number two. ¥25.00. BUNOY FLUTE for sale, ELEGANT BED Sitting location with ample speed, ¥2500. Excellent new parts, needs minor this 30th day of November, 19S2 dable, hard working, after 7:00 p.m. and much more. Call for $61,500. MOTHER OF TWO will' RBMODEUNG - CabineU, Call 043-4468. great condition, asking parking. Call 649-2891. condition. Telephone 646- Edward Tomklel ^and Sunday only. Apply in room for young work. ¥600 or best offer. Town Oerk person Meadows Convales­ 21. Good1 Ipay. Apply Gt appointment to see this S4(.456a care for your children - m y Rooting, Gutters, Room professional woman. Share 123i______Tom, 674-9413 days; Hrral^ cent Center, 333 Bidwell Round Restaurant, 3025 HOUSE CLEANERS part spotless home today. Close home - Center Street,* Additions, Decks, all types TWO CR78-15 Goodrich ^11 64I 41753 after 5 p.m. quiet house near hospital, OFFICE AND DESK Look for the many evenings 646-6727. 90S-12 Street, Manchester. Main Street, Glastonbury time days in the Glaston­ commuting to Hartford. (East Catholic). Fenceo' of Remodeling and snow tires, steel belted l)us stop. ¥60.00 weekly. Space - ideal for lawyer. bargain buys ad'vertised in 2-4 pm. bury area. Must be neat Price lowered to ¥82,000. yard, play space, good Repairs. FREE radial, white walls, very YUGOSLAVIAN rope 649-2428. accoiintant, manufacturing 1971 FORD TRUCK - good Probate Notice Petrus Realty, 228-3777, Estimates. Fully insured. lounge chair, comfortable the Classified columns WAITRESS for part time and reliable. 659-2953. Sorvfcos Ottorod 31 rates . 646-2460. good condition. ¥60.(io. 6 ^ representative, secretarialal today. .NOTICE TO CREDITORS work, good pay, good LATHE OPERATOR - 45 228-9367. □ BUSINESS Telephone 6494M)17. and unusually attractive, MANCHESTER-Lovely service and so forth. speed transmission. Call ESTATE OF FREDERICK H. perfect condition, like new, Ground floor. Good visibili­ A'NDERSON hours.s. FoiFor more informa­ hour week. Minimum 3-5 DAY* CARE WORKER and SERVICES LOVING MOTHER will SNOW PLOWING - large furnished rooms. OtHcaa-Stora$\ 647-8341. □ NOTICES tion call Continental years experience. Set up with license or able to ob­ NEW 2-FAMILY - Two care for your child in my driveways and parking SKAPARAS HOME SET CHILDRENS Bible asking ¥30.00. Call 289-1470. Kitchen privileges. ¥50 ty. Parking and utilities in­ The Hon. David C. Rappe, Judge, bedroom townhouses, Remodeling • all types ad­ stories, (8 books) with pic­ cluded. Keith Real Estate, lor Rant 55 of the Court of Probate. District of Cuisine Restaurant, 649- and operate from tain one. Apartment in­ licensed honAe. Ages 2 and lots. Call after 6 pm ' vtreekly. 646-;204. Coventry at a hearing held on 4675. blueprint. Full benefits. cluded with job. 649-8920. country kitchen with Sorvfcos OHorod 31 up. Call 6464890. 0539. ditions, Interior and tures iuid maps. Ehicellent FOR SALE - Quikold 646-4126.'^ FORD VAN - 1971. Good exterior, repair work. Free cooler, 3 ft. high, 8 ft. long, .November 3 0 . 1M2 ordered that all Lost and Found EEO employer, ^ply in appliances, carpet and condition. Asking ¥15.00. SHARE A KITCHEN & condition, new tires. Low claims must be presented to the COUNTER HELP wanted person Triumph Manufac­ EARN EXfM MONEY vinyl- ' floors,” - double" ibfe glazed------REWEAVING BURN WALLPAPER HANGING, PalnUng-Paporlng 32' estimates. Reasonable Telephone ' 2 ft. wide, sliding doors on BATH with' one other mileage. 742-7241. fiduciary on or before March 2,- FOUND - SET OF KEYS part time mornings. Apply turing. 750 Tolland Street, FOR CHRISTMAS- windows, aluminum storm HOLES. Zippers, um­ Stenciling and Painting. rates. Call Joe • 040-1738. top, ¥80.00, or best offer. gent:entleman. Own bedroom. 198.1 or be barred as by law at Lincoln Center. Can be windows and doors, lull brellas repairra. Window I'’ree estimates. SINGLE BARREL Car­ CaU 6444)304. provided. bonut Inn, Meadowbrook East Hartford, Monday - Sell Avon. Earn good SSS. Ml FRED LEE PAINTING Call for deUils. 643-1878. picked up at the Plaza. Route 44A, Ckiven- Friday 8 am - 4 pm. basement with washer and shades, Venetian blinds. References available. Interior and exterior. ROBERT B. JARVIS buretor fpr CJ Jeep or G.M.C. PICK-UP, four Bertha E. Rappe. Clerk your own hours. FOR LEASE The fiduciary is; SAN GIORGIO ski boots, Manchester Herald Office try, m - r m . dryer connections, gas. Keys. TV FOR RENT. Before 9 or after 6, 643- Butldliw and RenMdeling AMC, ¥75.00., brand new LARGE ROOM FOR speed, insulated cap, runs Residential and commer-' Sp^aUat. Interior and good condition, size 8Vk, (Gertrude A. Haven between 8:30 and 5 p.m. VOCATIONAL CMI 823-0401 fired, hot water baseboard Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. 4412. cial. Fully insured and ’ carter. Tel. 742-8272 after 6 RENT- Ju$t off Main good, covered wagon Monday - Friday. heating system. ¥08,500.00. exterior renovating, 1^.00. Call 6464)619.^ 1100 Sq. Ft. Office or 291 Wrights Mill Road. PART TIME COOK for INSTRUCTOR position to or 273-2041 649-5221. dependable. 646-1653. p.m. Street. Call 643-1696, bew- truck, camper, flat bed, 16 Coventry. Connecticut supervise Hockanum In­ Summitt Village Con­ SANTA AVAILABLE for residential and commer­ ft. trailer plank, four daycare center December MERCURY MODEL KH7 teen 6 and 7 pm. Monday i«218 LOST - Male Golden 27-30. Call MELC, 647-9659. dustries Task Team in X-RAY TECHNICIAN for dominiums. New two BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - parties, fairs, homes, etc. INTERIOR-EXTERIOR - cial, additions, garages, ROSS 26" Ten s sd bike. Commercial Building wheel. 643-2371. 007-12 Retriever, tan collar, sewing factory. Skilled busy orthopedic office east bedroom townhouses ¥46,- Concrete. Chimney Good with children, painting, also ceilings', roofing and aiding, ¥30.00. CaU 649-a I after 6 racing engine, powerhead, Coventry tag. Call PART TIME HELP r sewers with desire to of river. Applications being 900.00. Peterman Realty, Repairs. “No Job Too reasonable rates. Reserve painted and repaired. Good* kitchens, bathrooms, p.m. several lower ends, Apartmanta tor Rent 53 Maureen, days 566-3165, Connecticut based supervise developmentally considered lor full or part 64»4MM/e47-4XIM. Small." Call 044-0366. jQo;ow. 849^W72. references. 875-8045. ■ • ' replacement windows and excellent running condition Ronovatlont Just begun on evenings 742-5^. marketing corporation is disabled adults require■ reef. time positions. Send Findinginding a buyerhi for spor- doors. 84307U. FOR SALE - Roll over bars for hydroplanes,or utility MANCHESTER - Main expanding to the Hartford Send resume to: resume and references to INTERIOR PAINTING, for mini-pickup. |0O.OO. classes. 1^.00.646-7575 any Street. 2-3 rooms. Heated. a vary^dasirabla Vernon ting goods is easy when you JAY REMODELING & evening. LOST- Pair of prescription area and is now hiring Hockanum Industries, Inc., Box MM, c/o The advertise in Classified. over ten years experience,. After 8 p.m. 742-6347. Hot water. Appliances. No sun glasses. Dark frames. telephone operators. Two P.O.Box 2002, Vernon, Manchester Herald. low rates and senior citizen! BUILDINO CO. - Kitchens, pets. Security. Parking. location 2/10 mile from DO YOU NEED Area of Manchester and Conn. 06066. EOE. discount. 643-9980. ' Baths, . Rec Rooms, 300 PAPERBACK BOOKS KITCHEN BUTCHER E shifts - morning 10 a.m. - 523-7047. new exit 95. Laaaa vicinity of West Center 2:00 p.m., evenings 5 p.m. - Ceilings, Vanities, Counter - Ten for ¥100. AU types. Blatck 20x20, 36” high, Street/Hartford Road. 9 p.m. For interview Tops, Decks & Porch 643-9132. na-jiral knotty pine trim, FOUR ROOM apartment terms are nagotlablal Reward. Call 649-8630. please contact Mr. Bnclosaret. Licensed. In­ ¥7S'00. For more details with heat included. Timothy at 569-2455 or 1- sured._ .. Free Estimates. MENS SUEDE JACKET call 649-7120. Walking distance to Main Portonalt 800-952-9005. CaU 640-1488. pi]e lined, size 40 - almost Street. First floor with new. ¥35.00.649-4152 after 5 TYPEWRITER, electric private entrance. ¥450 per 872-3603 THANK YOU ST. JUDE for EXTRA INCOME - 34 p.m. portable Smith-Corona, month. Call 640-2947. USEFUL IDEAS answering my prayers. Connecticut based excellent working condi­ J.A. marketing corporation is BIDWELL HOME Im­ ZENITH SKI BOOTS, Size tion, make good (Jiristmas 3'/» ROOM APARTMENT. Placing an ad in Qassifled provem ent Company - 8>.k med., new ¥185. Sale ift, ¥^.00. CaU between 9 Private home. Heat, is easy. Just call 643-2711. C expanding to the Hartfor Entortainmont area and is in need of Gifts that make it a great Christmas! Roofing,' siding, ¥90. Like new, made in a.m.-9 p.m. 742-8280. appliances. Working single We’ll help you with the FOR YOUR iterations, additions. 60- drivers for home delivery (Germany. Ask for Milt, aault only. No wording of your ad. Crochet a Tie GEM SOUND Presents the service. Must have reliable TELEVISIONS JEWELERS TYPEWRITERS HARDWARE FLORISTS 6416. 649-7028. TAG SALES pets/children.- Telephone Ultimate in D.J. Entertain­ ::*:S:¥5S::SS::*W;W:¥S:W^^ car and be familiar with J & J JEWELERS - 785 ENGLAND TRUE VALUE 643-2880. ment. Music from 40’s to neater Hartford area. For SHOP PEARLS - 649 Main YALE TYPEWRITER GREENS Ic THINGS - 296 MENS NORDICA SKI DON’T FORGET - CJirist- 80’s. Best prices available. Street, Downtown Main Street, Manchestw, HARDWARE - Route 44-A, West Middle Turnpike - 30 Make It & Save details contact Mr. Lynch “Quality Merchandise at SERVICE - 'Typewriters ilton. 049-5201. KERO- Boots, 8V4, worn once. mas Antique Show and FOUR ROOMS - Third CHRISTMAS Excellent sound and Manchester. 643-2171. Most Rebuilt, Portable Fresh, dried a n o sllk ¥75.00. Originally floor. Heat, stove and at 569-2455 or 1-800-952- Old Fashioned P rices." SUN SALES AND Service, FLOORSANDING - Floors .Sale, (50 eimbitors) Satur­ lighting. 647-3910. 9005.______Brands Available: G E, Typewriters, From 3M.00. arrangements for all oc- Telephone ^ 2 8 8 0 . day, December 4,1982 - To refrigerator. Adults. No Zenith, Sony, RCA. 14K Cbains-Bracelets- Kerosene, Skll power tools, caaiona. Full service Uke new. Spedalizing in Oiamond Earrings- Sales and Service. SUnley hand tpola, plum­ be held at Waddell School, pets. ¥330. Security and SERVICE STATION IVpewriter and Adding florist. COME SEE OUR older floors, natural and SEWING MACHINE, 163 Broad Street, references. Call after 6 SHOPPING? □ EMPLOYMENT Attendant needed for a n t iq u e s Pendants and Cultured bing and electrical NEW STORE! 64S-IA« stained floors. No waxing Pearls. Keepsake Your Machines. 41 Purnell supipplllies. Tru-Test paint Brothers, zig-zag TOitable Manchester, a . p.m., 649-2236. general service station Place, Manchester. 649- anymore. John Verfaille, with case and attadiments. Halp Wantad 13 work. Must be experienced LACE, LINENS, LOVELY Christmas Diamond and paint sundries. PENTLAND FLORIST - 6404750. THREE ROOMS with Source. 4986. wallpaper and housewares. Good coodiUon. ¥40.00.640- TAG SALE - Saturday, 9 and have references. 2 pm - THINGS! Furniture, Visit Us For All Your ajn. - 4 p.m. Sunday 10 stove, no furniture. AUTO MECHANIC - 8 pm Monday - Friday. frames, fabulous things! A COUNTRY Holiday Needs. See Our □M ite. FOR SALE a.m. - 2 p.m. (12/4 and Available now. Working Experienced. Own tools. Saturday hours available. RED GOOSE FARM ANTIQUES COINS am ice Selection, 24 Birch woman preferred. CaU 643- DIAMOND SHOWCASE is CHRI8TMA8 LIKE NEW gas stove, 12/5). 481 Porter Street, TURN TO THE Benefits. Call 633-3669. Call 649-7894. ANTIQUES, Coventry. the place to shop for that A STAEtPS Street - 6484247. "Pleasing avocado, glass in oven Manchester. 6441 for information. Saturday and Sunday^ 10-5. special man in your life. COUNTRY CHRISTMAS You Is Our Pleasure” . HouoahoU Qooda 40 door, bottom broiler, CELEBRITY CIPHER 742-9137. Select from Gents diamond H as a rriv e d at the THE MOST (XIMPLETE ¥99.00. Call after 3:00, 649^ NINE ROOM HOUSE CaWKlty CiphNr eryptogrsms NTS orsslsd from quotsllons by tsmous psopM. psei rings, sto n e rings or CRAFTSMEN’S Ck>in and Stamp Store in CHRISTMAS PLANTS) USED 8007. Doga-BIrda-Pata 43 •available immediately. HERALDS ■ntf prNMrrt EscDWtNrintrisdpesrtlifMtotaranottisr. Today's d m JoguMsf. watch^ for a Christmas the Area - Also Buying, REFRIGERATORS. Suitable for one d r two JER I’S ANTIQUES AND ‘§ta"fe=e5^glass CENTERPIECES. HoUday COUNTRY FURNITURE. ft he’ll long remember. Gold and Silver. S U -D ^I Rose Special and Christ­ WASHERS, RANGES • SIX FT. Scotch Pine ar­ FREE TO GOOD HOME - famiUes. ¥625 monthly plus lAMOND SHOWCASE - chandeliers, copperware, COIN COMPANY, 747 aean. Guaranteed. Parts tificial Christmas tree. security. 643-1442. “ Y’OK SJQKC q z s a e z q vl We’re located in Tessier’s mas Parties. KRAUSE Two Hger kittens. 9 weeks gManchester Parkade. country baskets, stenciled Main Street, Manchester. FLORIST, 621 Hartford A S lu ic e . Low prices! ¥20.00. 640-7549. old, one male and one CHRISTM AS Nursery, 40 West Street, B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main SUNNY, IMMACULATE Bolton. Open Weekends. UNIQUE cheese boxes, pottery, 640-2253. Road. 643-9559. female. 643-2228. four rooms, first floor, lots Q8VIRQ8CK VYEZQ BKQF ‘ZKBK 649-5991. theorems, wool geese, etc., Street. 6434171. FIVE PIECE dinette set, ••••••••••••••#••••••••• more. Retir-d or mature QIFT SHOP etc., etc. 58 Cooper Street, VANITY CAR woodgrain formica table, Mualcel fmtnimMitt 44 working person(s) w XYKR TGAX CKNVQC NZ8 FYKF SJ RENTAL CENTER PARK HILL JOYCE FOR SALE • WUUamsburg 36x60, tan vinyl swivel •••••••••••••••••••••••• GIFT GUIDE... Mon-Sat, 10-6, Thurs. Till 9, PLATES FLOWER SHOP - Fancy style pewter chandeUer, referred. Non-smokers, TAYLOR RENTAL DISCOVER MOSTLY chairs, exceUent condition, HAMMOND CONSOLE [o pete. 649-5897. BRASS! Unique Sun. 12-5. fruit baskets. Boxwood $US. Oierry coffee table, 3W.00. CaU 647-0028 after 6 R JGYXABK IKHGARK ZYR KLKR CENTER - 155 C ente. ENGRAVED • RAISED Trees - All Your Christmas ORGAN with external GIFTWARE AND HOME LETTERS. $140. M atting end table, p.m. Leslie speaker.. f 1000. Street, Manchester. 643- Decorating NeedsI 36 Oak Cherry nest of tables, THREE ROOM apart­ PRINTED 2496. RENTS: Glassware, decor ot solid brats plus ORGANIZA'nON we M m t a KsTCIUtlgOEvenings Wiu and wvvMsamwywe fneilViment, gaMU. ¥325, heat, nuno QABCKF IB8NC.”’ — TGAX CKNVOC wicker and crafts. Pct- VIDEO OAMES Street - 6&0791. AU In ezcdlentcoadl- TWO NEW F ir e s to ^ phone, 849-7414; days 742- appliances.. Security and China, Silverware, Linens, Emblons. Buainesa Cards. E. CaU 645-7302. 5621 PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "The reason today's girts wkl do things All Your Special Needs For sonal service and a ^ b le Name Pins. ButtM Making ®**ltere^_AT-l^m>unM :5 ss7 ,______tenant insurance required. prices. 210 Pine Street, RECORDERS their mothers wouldn't think of doing Is bscausa thsir mothsrs Holiday Elntertaiiiing. « Machines/Supplies. CENTERPIECES, FRUIT white walls, 649- . ^ « 656 Main Street, first floor. dkt not think ot doing tham.’’ — Qlsn CempbaH Manchester (Comer Hart­ BASKETS, Flowering SIX PIECE Bedroom set, 7310. DAILY IN OUR BUY - SEILL Used home SfANCHESlliR RUBBER aU formica on wood frame. Sporting Qooda 40 646-2426, 9 - 5 weekdays. • 1t t 3 byNeA,me. TVS/STEREOS ford Road) Thursday and Plant! F w Your HoUday me units and VCR’s STAMPS, 30 Birch Street Friday l-9pm, Saturday N e e d !. BROWN’S $1500. Includes boa qNE PAIR electric out- FOR SALE - ROSSIGNOL FREE RENT until i S t aka It,. SHOP AL SIEFFERTS and Sunday lOopm. rough the MOVIE FLOWERS, INC., M6 Main mattress and framas. 040- door X-mas candles, SVi ft. Skis - 100mm. Great for KIT 'N' CARLYLE by Larry Wright APPUANCES - 445 Hart­ SSTORET- 707 Main Street, January 1st. Two C U S S IF IE D APPUANCES Street, Mandiester tau, ¥S'00. 649-3433. beginners! -Best . offer. - bedrooms, IVk baths Oin- ford Road, Manchester 647- BIBLES • BOOKS Manchester. 646-1481. After 5:30 p.m. coU 23^ lli^’ 4 domininm. New carpets, 9997. SUPER SANTA SHOP PEARLS > 040 Mein ANUm lor Saw 41 SINK FOR Bathroom 8528. SALE! 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a t the low end. You can, though, go up to the speaker listen at your leisure to the system. You wouldn’t think In today’s wonder world of electronic gadgetry — the enclosures at $1,(KI0 a pair, with as many as nine of buying a pair of shoes without trying them on — why of home entertainment equipment — what you speakers in them. should you buy sound equipment without listening to it get is, as usual, less than what you pay for, and what you .jiirst? Any dealer who’s against listening is selling get is aiso about twice as much as you n e ^ . If you’re a NOW IN ITS 22nd year, Pacific Stereo suggests Your something not worth listening to. F ^ H i v e 6m Boxes And |l typical consumer, overspending for stereo equipment is these tips on shopping for audio equipment: an commonplace as overindulging on junk food. Money's 1) Start building your sound system with the speakers, BASICALLY, MOST of the baffling range In prices iM K fciy W rapping Paper If In this world of ohms, RMS, tweeters, woofers, not the receiver— contrary to the way most of us do it — for stereo equipment of seemingly somparable equalizers, fiutter and rumbies, what makes receiver Worth and then tailor the receiver and turntable to them. What capabilities lies in the extras — automatic rewind and .1.17 "A " (a dead-ringer for receiver “ B” ) $300 more expen­ Sylvia Porter happens in many cases is that you’ll settle on a 50-watt memory-selection on tape decks, preset capabilities on • 1.F7 I’? sive? receiver that you like and then end up with a couple of AM/FM receivers, all the rest.’ .1.B7 The blunt answer: That $300 is far too often buying speakers that could have been handled just as well by a The irony is, though, that as the audio end of the home BMCMI • oe sea ees sdee a • • a • 0 ■ • • l*S7 ^MMlMa-aeseouas*i^oaa^oBaa*s*1*^ you, the consumer, power you don’t need to achieve 30-watt receiver. entertainment business gets m ore and more complex in distortion-free music at ranges most of you can’t even iMM^sahaSaasF^aaasa ...... I . g 2) Stick with well-known brand names with proven its extra features, the video end of the business — S« a aehsaaaaaaaaessaaa leV# hear, Theoreticaiiy, your ear can detect a difference in track records (companies such as Technics,. Sony, notably videotape recorders — is moving in the opposite IF YO U W A N T to, you can get up to 80 to 100 watts music with a 1 percent distortion range. But the average Atachi). Frequently, off-brands are pushed simply direction, to easier-to-operate models as a means of per channel, but you’re running into the law of. buyer can’t. because that’s where the higher markup is. offsetting high price tags (up to $1,500). diminishing returns — spending a lot of additional 3) Pick an outlet that provides its own in-house ser­ Instead of 14-day programmable models, for instance, ‘ YO U CAN G E T A perfectly acceptable audio money to get very little improvement. And contrary to vicing and is a factory-authorized dealer for the brands ‘‘they’re offering one-to-three days programmable,” system (receiver, speakers and turntable) in a compact general belief, hooking on additional speakers doesn’t it carries. Many outlets, when servicing is required, will Jaffe says, "as well as stop/start remote control — no unit for about $200, and a popular brand system with require a big upscaling in wattage. itierely give you, the consumer, the address of the fac­ fast rewind, back-up, freeze-fram e or other non- ^ separate components for under $300,” says Michael “ When you get four speakers hooked in series in the tory where the unit can be returned for repair or essential features.” With manufacturers making them Jaffe, a spokeman for Pacific Stereo, a nationwide same receiver,” explains Jaffe, “ it actually takes less replacement. less, instead of more, complicated, you can now pick up chain of 85 home entertainment outlets. ” Or you can go power to drive them since the electrons feeding into the 4) Restrict your purchases to manufacturers that a good VCR for about $450. up to about $10,000 for equipment. But for the large speakers are being pushed back into the receiver and make all of their own components (the salesperson is majority of buyers, the difference in fidelity would not the resistance is less. If you have an 8-ohm speaker and your guide on this), as opposed to the ones that make BOTH IN AUDIO and video home entertainment justify the extra expense.” add a second with the same ohm rating, you’re ending equipment, price should be determined on the basis of their own cabinets but then go out and get the lowest bid up with a 4-ohm load on the receiver.” Because aesthetics are so much a part of the world of they can on a thousand tweeters. what you really want as features. Why buy a 3^horsepower car to drive to the comer harmonics and because so many of you simply won’t ad­ A handy rule of thumb: A 30 watt receiver for a 15-by- 5) Depend on your own ear, .not the salesperson’s market once a day? \ mit you can't really spot the difference between a 15-foot room with two speakers ... 50 watts for a 20-by-20 hype. Go into the demonstration woom' and listen to, canary’s high note and a squeaking door spring, myths room with sufficient power for remote speakers. say, a $200 system. Then listen to a system costing twice (Save money as you organize your budget with Sylvia abound in the stereo business. For instance, the more that. If you can tell the difference, then you’ll un­ Porter’s Financial Almanac for 1983 — a functional and wattage in a receiver, the better ... or the more Basically, the number of speakers in a cabinet does doubtedly be happier with the more expensive one. If informative desk calendar/handbook featuring P orter’s speakers crammed into a speaker cabinet, the better. not necessarily determine the quality of sound reproduc­ you can’t, that tells you something about yourself and best budgeting tips and money-saving advice. Send $8.95 tion. For most buyers a speaker cabinet needs only two your ear, too. plus $1 for mailing and handling to Financial Almanac in You need a wattage of 10 watts to 25 watts per speakers in it, a tweeter for the flutes, cymbals and 6) Familiarizp yourself with prices. Discounts up to 30 care of the Manchester Herald, 4400 Johnson Drive, channel, and for most of us, 30 watts to 50 watts per other instruments at the high end of the musical scale percent o ff list are o ffe r ^ widely by reputable dealers. Fairway, Kan. 66205. Make checks payable to Universal channel from the receiver are plenty. and a woofer for the percussions and other instruments 7) Don’t even bother with a store that won’t let you Press Syndicate.) In Brief- Dow Jones off Joins firm

FARM INGTON — Munro, Jennings & Doig, in­ ternational real es­ in dull session tate development, construction NEW YORK (UPI) - The stock market lost Earlier in the day the small Southwest Bank of management and ground Friday in a dull session beset by investor St. Louis lowered its prime lending rate to a two- marketing con­ uncertainty over interest rates and a surge in year low of 11 percent from the prevailing 11 sulting firm with of­ the nation’s November jobiess rate. percent level. fices in Waitsfield, The Dow Jones industrial average, which Traders had mixed reactions to the Vt. and Farmington, managed to gain 2.02 points Thursday, sur­ government’s report that November unemploy­ is pleased to an­ rendered 1.75 points to 1,031.36 after being ahead ment shot up to 10.8 percent. nounce the appoint­ 8 points at midday. Some believed it would force the Fed to take ment of Robert G. The closely watched average gained 24 points steps to lower interest rates. But others said the W h e e le r o f for the week overall, thanks to a 36.43-point sur­ jump indicated Christmas sales would be unim­ Manchester as a pressive and delay the economic recovery. partner in the firm. ge Tuesday, The New York Stock Exchange index shed 0.07 Wheeler joined Dean W itter Reynolds— which became bullish to 80.05 and the price of an average share Munro, Jennings & about the market last spring — reportedly has decreased two cents. Standard & P oo r’ s 500- Doig in early 1980 turned bearish because the nation’s trade deficit stock index iost 0.13 to 138.69. Advances topped and has been the has swollen to record proportions. declines by an 8-to-7 margin. . project manager on Big Board voiume totaled 71,540,000 shares, But Keith Pinsoneauit of Blunt Ellis & Loewi seven Connecticut down from the 77,600,000 traded Thursday. of Milwaukee disagreed. " I still think the stock and Massachusetts Many investors stayed on the sidelines to market is the best game in town. Common sense projects in which the Robert G. Wheeler await the Federal Reserve’s post-market money says this market has a long way to go.” firm was involved. supply report that showed a $1.3 billion decline McDermott (jorp. was the most active NYSE- He was previously with the Oxford Development listed issue, up %' to 17 %. Corporation for over five years. in the latest statistical week. In his capacity as assistant vice president, he supervised all property management functions for nine apartment complexes in five states, totaling 1,729 units, with a gross rent roll of over $6 million. Car sales up 24.1 In addition to directing the staff of 66 people, he acted as liaison with HUD offices, Virginia and Maryland Housing Development authorities. He is DETROIT (UPI) - Low interest rates, tives helped domestic automakers cut their a graduate of Colorado State University. rebates and other incentives boosted domestic backlog of unsold cars to 1.1 million— the lowest car sales in November 24.1 percent over the unit count since 1970. same period the year before, the automakers There was one extra selling day in November said Friday. this year. Dempsey director Saies for the final 10 days of November were For the year, however, sales are down 9.2 per­ up 14.9 percent. cent. The automakers have sold 5,308,610 cars EAST HARTFORD — John Dempsey, former Full industry totals including import figures compared to 5,848,276 last year. governor of Connecticut, was appointed a director for November were up 22.2 percent. Import On an annual selling basis, the automakers of M ott’s (ShopRite) Supermarkets Inc. automakers reported sales of an estimated 184,- sold cars at a 6.5 million rate in November, their Dempsey served as governor for 10 years, from Herald photo by Tarquink) 000 for the year, up 16.7 percent from 151,322 last best for the year since a similar rate in May. 1961 to 1971, after having served as majority leader year. Each of the Big Four automakers recorded in­ of the House (1953) and president of the Senate creases for the final 10 days of the month and for (1959-61). Imports captured 24.8 percent of the market, Attack of the pink panther down from 26 percent last year and 25.5 percent the. prionth as a whole. last month. (general 'Motors Corp. sold 94,326 autos in the Two-year-old Paul Schmitt la overwhelmed by a pink panther final 10 days, up 5.2 percent from 89,680. The in­ presented to him by Debbie Yeomans, manager of thp Broad Rogers complies Total import sales this year are 2,018,724, crease was far smaller than the huge sales hikes down 5.8 percent from 2,142,662 to this date last GM had recorded in the first 20 days of the Street AAA office. Paul, a resident of Stafford Springa, won the The State Department of Environmental Protec­ year. Total industry sales for the year — 7,327,- month, a sign that the company may be running panther In a drawing at the Manchester/South Windsor tion has recently found Rogers Corp. to be in com­ 334 — are down 8.3 percent from 7,990,938. out of 1982 autos carrying a spM ial 10.9 percent Product Show. The panther was donated by Safeco Insurance pliance with state air pollution regulations. One industry analyst estimated special incen­ financing rate. Co. In a letter to the company’s attorney, the D EP stated that a thorough search of its records shows Rogers Corp. "... to be in compliance with all applicable air pollution regulations at the present Public Records time in all four plant locations.” Rogers has manufacturing facilities in Rogers, East Woodstock,, Willimantic, and Manchester. Building permits To Andrew Ansaldi Co. to Reid for a temporary alterations to offices at 503. Oakwood Road, $950. for a tool shed at 53 Camp- : These plants produce polymeric materials and To Thomas H. Preuss to demolish a house and gar­ greenhouse at 650 Lydall E. Middle Turnpike, $750. To Arrow Fence Co. for field Road, $150. components for a variety of markets including' rebuild a chimney at 244 age at 329 Adams St., $1,- St., $2,900. To Eugene Savoie Siding Mrs. Ruth SliVinsky for a To David Feist for a tool- those in the automotive, electronics, electrical, Porter St., $2,500. 000. ’To Milton Leon for a tool Co. for siding at 84 Alton fence at 528 W. Middle business machine, sporting goods, and printing shed at 652 Bush H ill Road, To Mary Roto to repair To C. R. Klewln Co. for shed at 25 Crosby Road, \St., $3,200. Turnpike, $150. markets. $2 ,000. roof at 144 S. Main St., $2,- Southern New England $500. To Richard Trueman for To Glenn Beaulieu to 000. Telephone Co. for a ramp To Donald Matbiau for siding at 866 Center St., $3,- remodel store front at 304- To Thomas R. Foran for To Sunlite Industries Inc. for handicapped persons at Helen Hetzel for a shed 150. 306 Main St., $2,000. Robert Best to replace Investments " for Henry Doughty for a 5Z E. Center St., $6,000. dormer shell at 56 Deer­ To Harold Parent for To Elena M. Bailboni-to steps at 237 Hilliard St.. solar hot water system at To Richard T. Day lor a field Drive, $4,720. Mrs. Agnes K. Foley to remodel bathroom at 342 $450. Investment prices courtesy of Advest Inc. are as 190 Oakland St., $5,895. coal stove at 24 Camp To Edmund Gorman to repair roof at 256 Main St., Hackmatack St., $2,500. To Richard A- Shaffer: of 3 p.m. Friday To E. J. Sass for Mrs. A. Meeting Road, $850. replace a wall sign at 604 $1,500. To Francoise Mathiew fora wood stove at 66 Croft . E. Middle Turnpike, To John R. Roback for a for a wood stove at 496 P r ic e Change Lemieux for a deck at 30 E. To Curtis W. Walker lor Drive, $100. F rid a y th is w eek Middle Turnpike, $1,500. Kendall L. Walker for a To Marcel Mathiew for a wood stove at 116 Wellman Tolland Turnpike, $220. Advest Group Inc 22Y4 unch To Duane Doherty for .stove at 33 Thayer Road, tool shed at 881 Parker St., Road, $880. To Thomas R. Foran for To Louis Manglone for : Acmat 8V4 up V4 David Kittle to repair a $250. $250. To Robert E. Jarvis for Robert Best to replace Speedy Muffler for' Aetna 39 Vk dn % roof at 215 Porter St., $1,- To Jacquie A. Cham­ To Philip Dorsey for Mrs. I Dorothy Olcott to steps at 63 Church St., $ ^ . alterations at 303 Broad CBT Corp 28 dn V4 740. pagne for Wesley Gryk lor Patricia Hendrickson to rebuild porch at 34 To George L. Cbeesman St., $3,200. (Colonial Bancorp 13Y4 dn 2V4 To Malcolm Kerr to a stove at 456W Main St., repair a roof at 77-79 Flnast Supermarkets 14V4 up 2% r e p la c e a w a ll a t 20 $600. Eldrldge St., $2,000. First Bancorp 3SV , unch Sheldon Road, $3,000. Td Herbert Behrens for To Kenneth C. Burkamp DDSs, DMD«, DCs, DVMs, JDs, MDs First Ct. Bancorp 30 Vk up % To Matthew G. Quinn to First Federal Savings and for a wall sign at 811 Main Welcome Wagon offers discreet advertising St., $500. First Hartford Corp. tk unch repair a roof at 717-723 Loan Association for a to professionals in the medical, dental, Hartford National 28

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