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U - MANCHKSTEH HKKALU. Kriduv. Jan 20. 1984 NOTICE TO CREorroiis ESTATE OF ADELAIDE S. TOWN OF MANCHESTER PICKETT, loteof LEGAL NOTKE Biotech companies show lot of promise Manchester, deceased. The Planning ond Zoning The Han. William E. Fitz­ Commission will hold a pub­ Gerald, Judge, at the Court lic hearing on Monday, Fe- OT: East wins of Probate, District ot Man­ iKuarv 4, 1984 at 7:00 P.M. in Cut your own taxes: Marge Kelsey: By Gall Collins getting it to work once yaaUte_got it high in protein and carbohydrate. The making use of byproducts. chester ot a hearing held on the Hearing Room, Lincoln United Press International spliced and put in another^rganism ' American dairy industry produces "We've never lived in a resource­ January 17,1984 ordered that Center, 494 Main Street, scarce society," he said. "But f think all claims must be oresented Manchester, CT to hear and Exemption rules complex 30-year Scout and M HS loses A gene that fails to interact as about 46 billion pounds of whey a year. to the fiduciary on or before consider the tollowing peti­ NEW YORK — Gene-splicing may be desired once it is let loose is said to have Milch said. While some is u.sed to we're beginning to realize the resour­ April 17, 1984 or be barred os tion: TRACY SPENCER - MLANO biotechnology's glamour industry, but aif "expression problem." Milch said. produce non-dairy products like coffee ces aren't tree. When you're dumping by law provided. ... page 2 ... page 11 page 15 23 billion pounds of whey you're Dionne E. Yusinos, WETLAND BOUNOART Robert Milch prefers to run his "Expression has become the major cream er and whipped topping, about Ass't. Clerk AMENDMENT - BELL STREET business lAe old fashioned way. problem in genetic engineering. It half of it is simply thrown out. dumping a hell of a lot of material. The fiduclorv Is: (S-S8) - To omend the official Inland and Watercourses Milch heads IGI Biotechnology, a hasn't produced the great wonders "In whey there are proteins and Even if you forget ecology, that's 23 Nonev Vvmetal billion pounds of protein and carbohy­ 5 Great Oak Rd., M apottheT own of Manches­ Maryland-based firm he says is "in the everyone said. Biotechnical companies carbohydrates and ash," Milch said, . Newton, New Jersey 07840 ter dated August 1974 Revi­ biological junk business." Founded in in general have been a lot in the way of "From the proteins, you can make food drate in a world that's begging for 029-01 sion November 28,1978, Scale protein and carbohydrate." 1" eauals 1000', by changing 1981. it specializes in turning agricultu­ promise, little in the way of and feed products." One of IBI's the location of the designated ral and marine waste products into new performance." products, he said, is a supplement that NOTICE TO CREorrons wetlands on a portion of land, and salable materials. Its techniques. Genetic engineering will fulfill its adds protein to junk foods, bread Milch was an orthopedic surgeon at ESTATE OF VIRGINIA H. west side of Bell Street about SALISBURY, late ot 425 feet northerly from the Milch said, include filtration, fermen­ potential ultimately. Milch predicted. products and pet foods. Johns Hopkins University School of Manchester, deceased. Glostonbury Town Line - 90 Sunny, cold today, Manchester, Conn. tation and enzyme reactions. But in the meantime, he .said, there is The biggest success IGI has had with Medicine when he became interested in The Hon. William E. Fitz­ Bell Street. "W e decided to take the conventional still plenty to do with the old whey so far. however, is in manufactur­ Gerald, Judge, ot the Court At this hearing Interested Saturday. Jan. 21, 1984 business management and earned an ot Probate, District ot Man­ persons may be heard and wanner Sunday techniques, the stuff Pasteur did in techniques. ing a culture medium for pharmaceuti­ M B A. from Loyola College in Balti­ chester at a hearing held on written communications re­ Single copy: 25C 1890. and see what we could do with it. " IGI. he said, has patented a method cal companies. A medium is an more. He was dean of graduate Januorv 17,1984 ordered that ceived. Copy ot this petition — See page 2 of turning the refuse from orange juice environment in which bacteria can all claims must be presented has been filed In the Town he said. management programs at Loyola, he to the tiduclary on or betore Clerk's office and may be In­ Many of the new biotechnical com­ making — mostly peel and pulp — into a interact to make vitamins, hormones, said, "when a student came up with the April 17, 1984 or be barred as spected during office hours. panies use recombinant DNA tech­ fungicide. The shells of crabs and antibiotics and cheese itself. idea ofc going into the enzyme by law provided. PLANNING r.ND Dianne E. Yusinas, ZDNINGCDMMISSIDN niques. splicing genes to create new lobsters, he said, haveyielded a protein IG I uses "novel combinations of business." Ass t. Clerk Leo Kwosh, Secretary.' organisms that will react' in a specific that can be used to kill certain species conventional state-of-the-art technol­ He now works at IGI full-time. The The tiduclary Is: Dated at Manchester, CT this way with an existing material. of worms. ogy," Milch said. The opportunities company, which employs about 40 Jean Sollsburv Breer, 20th day ot January, 1984. 74 Princeton Street 03001 “ There's no problem splicing the One of IBI's projects involves whey, exist, he theorized, because the United people, has not yet made “ material Manchester, Ct. 04040 gene," Milch said. "The problem is a byproduct of cheese-making that is States has never had much interest in amounts of money," Milch said. 028-01 Druze Cold bombard wave REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK Beirut BEIRUT. Lebanon (UPI) — Druze Moslem rebels in the hills outside Beirut bombarded (be stays capital’s Christian neighborhoods Friday, killing a reported 10 people By United Press International and wounding at least 3S others in a Herce artillery battle with the The second cold wave of winter featuring. army. swept in Friday on an Arctic blast Sniper bullets whined through that plunged temperatures below the U.S. Marine compound at zero in 34 states and spared only Beirut airport and a Western Hawaii from the freezing mark. NEW LISTING photographier on the scene said People along Idaho's ice-choked A Colonial Cape American troops "responded with Lemhi River fled the worst flood­ 227 Valley View Rd., Manchester sim ilar Tire” to sm atharm s-lire ing in 22 years. Just 6 years young and like new' In a great area loo* With four bedrooms. *87,900 East Hartford from the rebels. A mass of arctic air sweeping 2 ’^ baths, first floor family room with fireplace This home is economical to heat with gas hot water furnace and 18" of attic insulation Extra storage «n U.S. officials had no comment over New England on the heels of a the basement and m the 2-car garage Call for additional information and and no American ^^ualties were ^pomtment IttS.OOO______major snowstorm caused temper­ Lovely 7+ Room 3 bedroom Colonial in reported in the sectarian fighting, atures to plunge below the zero the worst since at least 26 people mark Friday in sections of l “ r| excellent condition Inside and out. Rec were killed and 75 wounded in the Connect icut. capital Monday. Forecasters predicted the high room has large cedar closet, bar, sink, The respected An Nahar news­ pressure system will continue paper, quoting police sources, said through Sunday, pushing tempera­ stove and refrigerator. New walnut the latest outbreak of violence ture readings in (Connecticut below killed at least 10 people and the zero mark again Friday night cabinets in kitchen. Large screened-in wounded 38 more. and to around 10 above Saturday. Ken Jobson, a British television Clear skies were expected to Colonial porch, private, beautifully landscaped news cameraman for UPITN , said continue through Saturday. S91 Adams St., Manchester he saw the bodies of two women in The National Weather Service at Picture yourself in this eight room, four bedroom Colonial In the winter enjoy the crackling fireplace located m the living room, and m the summer back yard. a car destroyed by an artillery Bradley International Aiiport in imagine the kids splashing m the bach yard m ground pool Other features shell near the Khalde crossroads include 2 full baths 1st floor den 2-car oarage and more See it today Windsor Locks recorded a record- $82 500 held by the Lebanese army just breajcing 3 below zero at 7 a.m. Wc can neip you become a south of the Marine base. compared to the previous record 'REALE" PROFESSIONAL! The Voice of Lebanon, the low of 13 below on the sam eoate in Call 646-4525. ai)d ask lor Oan. right-wing Christian Phalange UP I photos 1971. 'Jht D. W. FISH REALTY CO. party’s radio station, earlier had The AAA Automobile Club of D.F. REALE, INC. 243 Main SI Manchsster Tol: 643-1591 said the five-hour Druze attack on Hartford said it received about 200 Real Eitate east Beirut and its Christian 17S «0M St.. ewKlwste#. Cf, Vsrnon Circle Vernon 872-9153 A n extra treat : - 4 telephone calls between 7 a.m. and 646-4525 suburbs wounded at least 30 •{ 1 9 a.m. from club members seeking / V. people, including several govern­ Skiers at Pat’s Peak in Henniker, N.H., get an motor vehicle assistance, but ment troops. estimated another 200 members “ I was ilriving along when a shell extra visual treat as a group of New Hampshire sought assistance without calling hit a car near me,’’ said UPI hot air balloonists use the ski area as a launch the auto club. technician Elie Ghattas, who is and landing site. At fight, a skier examines one "That's not an abnormally high Lebanese. number." said Mike Klein, auto “ My car was hit on the door, and of the five balloort'S after it landed on one of the club public relations director. I managed to drive away. The car Pat’s Peak slopes. Below, hampered by poor "This is the type of thing that r near mine was burning with two 156 E Center St visibility in falling snow, one bajloon stays happens when temperaures get people inside it. They may be close to the mountain. below zero.” Manchester dead.’’ The cold air mass followed the ’The fighting was the worst since state's second major snowstorm Monday when at least 26 people this year that left up to 6 inches of were killed and 75 others wounded. snow in some sections of the state, MANCHESTER $55,900 Syria, which backs rebel de­ Roducod* Just the two ol youT Consider owning this charming 4 room Real Estate short of an expected 10 inches. Ranch in enceilent condition Ideally located m quiet residential area this MANCHESTER — 43 FOREST ST. mands for a greater Moslem role in As the temperatures plunged, home features 2 bedrooms, iivmgroom and bath, newly redone, witheilra One of the original Cheney Estates Sound & Quality Construc­ 646-2000 insulation. waliboardA windows Don't miss this value CaltourManches- the minority Christian govern­ the price of home-heating oil in ter oftice for more details 643-4060 tion Impossible to reproduce at the asking price First floor fea­ tures Ig entrance, foyer w/open staircase, living room, family ment, said if President "Reagan Greater Hartford jumped as much room, dining room. den. modernized kitchen & lavatory Se­ really wants peace for Lebanon, he as 12.9 cents per gallon in the past cond floor has four bedrooms. 3'/5 baths, sitting room w/fire- should get his bands off it and stop month and was expected to rise MANCHESTER place. 5 interesting unreplacable fireplaces, rear staircase from kitchen, large cellar ideal for hobbyist or handy man 2 car gar­ meddling in its internal affairs.” higher, oil distributors said MT. RD. age Asking $195,000. “ ’The treatment of the Lebanese Thursday. See this exceptional new U&R Contem­ problem is an Arab affair," said an The average price ol oil cost official Damascus radio broad­ $1.12 per gallon, compared with porary that offers a cathedral ceiling cast, underlining Syrian leader $1.08 in December, according to a a family room right off the kitchen, formal Hafez Assad’s demand that U.S. Jan. 3 survey by the state Office of type living room, large dining room, 3 and other Western forces leave the Policy and Management's energy bedrooms, 2 baths and many more fea­ country. division. At least 25 deaths nationwide tures that you will like. Situated on a have been blamed on the second MANCHESTER $79,900 treed lot, priced at $134,900. Call us and frigid blast of the winter of 1983-84 Why pay rent when you could be collecting it This spacious 2 Family (5A5f With 2 bedrooms, living room, dining room separate utilities and 2 we will show you through. — four in Utah and Delaware, car garage in convenient location is a super investment at a very aftorda- MANCHESTER "HM1 mnnu-iiMsiHiiT noponr' Marines cut three in Pennsylvania, two each in We price Take advantage of this excellent opportunity Call for an ap- A 6 room. 3 bedroom Cape complete with fireplaced living Large Rooming House in Business pomtmeni 643-4060 room, wall to wall carpeting and freshly painted inside and out. Massachusetts. New Jersey, A great starter home in a convenient location This one is priced Zone with office space suitable for Maine. New Mexico and Wisconsin to sell at $64,900 news access Real Estate. Attorney. Insurance, and one each in Illinois. Missouri. etc. In excellent condition, located U&R REALTY CO. REALTY WORLD# — Frechette Associates Nebraska and Colorado. free 497 Buchiand Road PO Bo« €23 close in. Very well maintained. Low BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) — The Each of the 48 contiguous states MARKET South WVmdSOf CT 06074 U.S. Marine peace-keeping force 8 4 3 -2 6 9 2 Bus (2031 644 3481 maintenance, insulated. Assuma­ reported temperatures of 32 or R£>\L ESTATE SERVICES evaluation ble Mortgage. in Lebanon Friday imposed new lower, and 34 states — including Robert O. Murdock, Realtor REALTY WORLD. 223 E— t C #nlT St, Manch— f r $43^060 ^ ______■ $149.900.(X) restrictions limiting access of Alaska — recorded temperatures journalists to the Marine base near below zero. the airport and to the U.S. Nashville, Tenn.. shattered a ' Embassy. record that has stood since 1893 Marine spokesman Maj. Dennis with a morning low of 3 below zero. Brooks, who announced the new 1-. It was 14 at Meridian. Miss.. also a D.W. FISH REALTY CO. guidelines in a letter to Beirut- record. b a ^ news media, said the restric­ Law won*t allow vote now Pipes burst in more than 1.000 ...M W l|',’ 4 ■ " tions were imposed for the security Salt Lake City homes and busi­ 243 Main St.. Manchester Vernon Circle. Vernon of the Marines and the safety of nesses due to the cold. . • . . 4 . 643-1591 872-9153 journalists. The cold snap comes 30 years Under the restrictions, journal­ ago to the day after the coldest ists must provide 24^bour advance Teachers’ union rival will end efforts temperature ever was recorded in notice to visit the Marine com- the United States — 70 below zero pound in south Beirut as well as the at Rogers Pass, Mont. ra iM E R RD. NEW HOMES SCARBOROUGH RD. U.S. Embassy in west Beirut. By Sarah E. Hall them that a bargaining unit Labor Relations early in March. wered.” he added. The ice-choked Lemhi River Raised Rariches being built similar to the above picture! Gracious 3 bedroom home with 1st floor family room. Marines from the 1,200-man Herald RcDorter election could not take place this But Williamson, in his letter, Edwards also said he w ould have baths, fireplace, full family room, garages, deck and spilled over its banks and sent Vh baths, fireplace plus 2 heating stoves, screened iri peace-keeping force also provide year. said “ an election petition would not to consult the TEAM leadership water coursing through Salmon. a great location near Keeney St school! 90's. patio and more! security for the embassy offices, William Edwards, the Illing MEA President Peter B. Tog- be timely, even if filed between before promising a 1985 bargaining Idaho. Floodwaters were 4 feet unit challenge, but assured it located in the British Embassy and Junior High School teacher who’s' nalli said attorney Leslie William­ March 1st and April 30th of 1984." deep in spots and work crews .Q^'ould be "looked into, " ■a in another nearby building along been leading a campaign to unseat son, a consultant for the state the designated time for submitting exhausted the town's supply of ■ a Department of Education, verified such petitions. To meet Edward's 1984 chat the seafront. the Manchester Education Asooci- lenge, a special MEAsubcommit- 3.000 sandbags and ordered more, Journalists are lim it^ to two- ation with a rival union — the union members’ suspicions that The soonest an election could tee had been lonned/tognalli said authorities said. hour visits, and the purpose of their Teachers Education Association of state statutes (Section 10-153b, take place, Tognalli said, would be visiU and the types of storiM they Manchester — has said all along Subsection d) allow such elections next spring — one year into the Thursday. A union contest this F I t i year, he said, would have placed a • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • wish to report must be given in that his chances of victory this only in certain years. upcoming 1984-86 teachers con­ heavy workload on both himself , , , v ^ advance. year are slim. Specifically, the law states that tract. which has yet to be settled. The new guidelines bar free­ But DOW they’re non-existent. when teachers have a two-year "There’s nothing to prevent the and the MEA. 1 0 8 1 0 9 T O d a V H' I HI lance JoumalisU in Beirut, as well Late Friday, after Edwards contract, any bargaining unit actual filing of the petition," he Earlier, MEA leaders had as Soviet-bloc correspondents, learned from other sources that elections must take place one added. "However, the petition scrambled to answer Edward's » aages. 2 sections from access or information on the state statutes prohibit a bargain­ calendar year before the expira­ would be dismissed.” claims — put forth in a six-page newsletter and distributed to Man- Advice ...... J2 ASSUMABLE 7V5% MORTGAGE ASSUMPTION CHURCH AREA . Marines’ activities. ing und election among Manches­ tion of the contract. In Manches­ "I’m very pleased, ” Tognalli Greet financing plus a modernized 2 bedroom home 6 attractive rooms with fireplace, 2 tull baths, and a 12 x Brooks said m ajor scheduled ter teachers this year, he said he ter. the current, 1982-84 teachers’ said. ‘ This is going to give me the Chester's more than 500 public ...... Recent. heating ayatem. roof, kitchen and bath! Re- 12 deck Must be seen! 60’s ERA BUYERS P R O TEC ­ contract expires June 30 — just time to do the things I'm supposed school teachers - that an inde- cia«m td / 18-19 ducedl Low 50 1 . TIO N PLAN. * RIGHT PRICE ★ U.S. evenU wfil be cover^ by a would call off plans to force such a Coventry $96,900 restricted pool of journalists w d vote by April. , five months Iro n now. to be doing now” pendent union would be less costly comics...... » $57,900 Manchester * ROOMS TO SPARE * that overnight visitsth e Marine Ekiwards learned of the prohibi­ Edwards, up until Friday, was Edwards said he was not disap­ and more effective than the MEA. Entertainment ...... 7-8 BLANCHARD & ROSSEHO, INC. For this unique 3 bedroom Colonial. Mainte­ Spacious 4 bedroom Colonial with large for­ base are prohibited. tion front an M EA newsletter waging a petition drive to gather pointed. " I think this iss going to Thursday, before MEA leaders Lottery...... 2 REALTORS nance free exterior and new roof in 1981. mal dining room, den and parlor. Four work­ Photographers will be allowed to rushed off to teachers earlier the necessary 106 teacher signa­ help us," he said. "This is a great discovered that state statute pse- ...... 189 WEST CENTER STREET Good size first floor room's with a very con­ ing fireplaces, 2-car garage, plus an in- visit tlw Marine base on Monday, Friday afternoon. ’The newsletter tures hr •hnneht would force the relief. We needed more time." eludes a 1984 union election, they p^oieJoix ...... 7 (Comer ol McKbb) I S j venient location. You won't beat this value. ground pool. Lots of charm. Wadaesday and Friday mornings told of a written legal opinion election. He hail planned to submit "There are still a lot of issues distributed a three-page newslet- sports...... <...... is-17 646-2482______y ter two hours for “ photo hand-delivered to MEA leaders the signatures, which he was that need to be raised, and a lot of ter attacking what they claimed Television ...... 7.9 ’Thursday afternoon, advising conlident'hc'd get. to the Board of questions that need to be ans- would be TEAM'S shortcomings. \ MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Jan 21. 1984 - J t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Suturduy. Juii. 21. 19«4 Who it your dependent? Here are the tests Your neighbors views

start h « r « Which team do you think will win the Superbowl game, and why do you think so? (asked at the Manchester Parkade) Was the person a U.S. dtlzen, or a resident of Exemption rules complicated Cartada or Mexico lor any part of the tax year?

By Robert Metz expenses of operating the car for your dependent's Newspaper Enterprise Association benefit would still be part of support. Cut Your Own Taxes and Save (Fourth of 14 articles) • Gross Income Test: Other than children under 19 and those who are full-time students, your dependents Did you provide more than must have had less than $1,000 in gross income for half the person's total Taxpayers have claimed everything and everyone c/o Manchester Herald 1983. Social Security does not count. support lor the year? from dogs to Uncle Sam as exemptions. Yet the rules P.O. Box 489 • The Member of Household or Relationship Test: (There is-a special support governing exemptions, while complex, are not unduly Radio City Station test lor divorced or sepa­ A member of your household who lives with you for the difficult. New York, N.Y. 10101 rated parents.) It no per­ Exemptions are of two classes: [ters'onal exemp­ entire year need not be related to you.' Temporary son provides more than tions for you and your spouse, and exemptions for absences from your home do not disqualify that Please send me ____ copies of "Cut Your No half the support, but you dependents. You can subtract $1,000 for each person as your dependent. f and another person , A dependent who is related to you need not live with Own Taxes and Save." I have enclosed $2.00 plus K . together provide more exemption. you. Relations include children, grandchildren or 50 cents for postage and handling for each copy. than hall and you provide You can take a personal exemption for yourself. more than 10 percent, you You get another exemption if you are over 65 or blind. great-grandchildren; step-children, but not their may say "yes." if any If both taxpayers are blind and over 65 you may descendants; brothers, sisters, half-brothers, half- ^ Name other person providing deduct $3,000. sisters, stepbrothers or stepsisters; parents, grand­ more than 10 percent TAX T IP : You may be able to claim a blindness parents or other direct ancestors, but not foster Address. gives you a signed form exemption even if you're not totally blind. You need a parents; stepparents; tjunts or uncles and nieces or 2120. doctor's statement, which you should attach to your nephews; fathers-in-law, mothers-in-law, sons-in- C ity____ , Yes tax return, to docu­ law, daughters-in-law, brothers-in-law or sisters-ln- BUDDY PEREZ, Man­ DONALD POLAND, TIM DEVALVE, Man­ DAN QUARNACCIA, GERALD STEVENS, DANIEL BESSER, AL ATKINS, Manches­ BUNNY LINDLEY, ment the condition. law. State and Z ip . chester: “ The Redskins. Manchester: “ The Reds­ chester: “ I don't like Hartford: “ The Raiders Manchester: "The Reds­ Manchester: " I think L.A. ter: “ The Redskins be­ Manchester: "The Reds Yes If you are married Relationships established by marriage are not They have superior kins. They are more pow­ either of the teams. If I should do it. I just like kins. They're a good team will win. They seem ready cause they are so tough. kins, because it .sounds r and file jointly, you terminated by death or divorce. runners and superior erful and have better had to pick it would be the them. They're a good and I think they can do it." for it and they're pretty Theismann is a much good. CUtItNiil (Make your check payable to CUT YOUR OWN Did the person file a joint may claim an exemp­ • Citizenship Test; Your dependent must be a U.S. passing." depth. I'm a Dolphin fan Redskins. My team is scappy team." tough.' better quarterback. " return? If they did so just ^ TAXES and allow three weeks for delivery.) ^ tion for your spouse. citizen, resident or national, or a resident of Canada oiv and when I see them beat Dallas." to get a tax refund, you oMiiimici Mexico, for part of the calendar year. may answer "yes." Take exemptions for the Dolphins that badly, I age or blindness if • Joint Return Test; You may not claim a person think they can beat the 2 appropriate. If your iMDiAVi who files a joint return with someone else as a Raiders." spouse files separ­ dependent. Next: Selling a home. No r ately, you may take his Example: Your daughter, who was married on Dec. or her exemption only if your spouse had no gross 24, files a joint return with her husband. You cannot Editor’s note: Robert Metz is New York bureau i f Was the person related to chief of Financiai News Network and a syndicated you or a member of your income and was not the dependent of anothc claim her as a dependent. coiumnist. He was assisted in the preparation of this Crafts, battle, opera coming to schools household tor the entire taxpayer. TAX TIP: Consider having your recently married Manchester year? You may claim an exemption of $1,000 for each dependent forego filing with his or her new spouse so series hy Sidney Kess, tax partner with the accounting person who qualifies as your dependent. But you may that you can claim the dependency exemption. firm of Main, Hurdman. By Sarah E. Hall unusual twist: The wolf will apply his "A Day in the Life of a Continental High School, and will cost the PTA $4,50 not cloim exemptions for age or blindness for them. in Brief Herald Reporter makeup in front of the audience, Soldier" will have as its stage the — though all comers will lx.' admitted A child born anytime during the year entitles the according to Anita Rackow, fine arts outdoors, and will include the Nathan for free. J ,4 , parents to a full year's exemption. No exemption is Clocktower plans changed An 18th century crafts display, a chairwoman for the PTA. Hale Ancient Fifes and Drums corps In conjunction with the “ Day in the Did the person have gross allowed for a stillborn child; Revolutionary War "battle" complete "W e wouid like as many people to see from Coventry along with its "Com ­ Life " program, Ms. Rackow plans to income of $1,(X)0 or more You get a $1,000 exemption for each dependent. Weather The Clocktower Mill Associates, who plan to with smoke and cannon fire, and an this as possible," she said at the last pany of Artificers” — a troop of bring some colonial craft-making to the during the tax year? Generally, an exemption is lost if the dependent has a convert the Clock Mill building to apartments, innovative opera are among the arts PTA Council meeting. "It is a very craftsmen and women, dressed in classroom. have revised their plans to include more gross income of $1,000 or more. However, income events the Parent Teacher Association exciting program." colonial garb, who will demonstrate She may hire a weaving expert to one-bedroom units. from Social Security or from tax-exempt municipal Today’s forecasts will bring to Manchester's schools this their skills. visit fourth-grade classrooms town- According to plans filed with the Planning The 12 showings, Ms. Rackow said, bonds doesn't count. Children under age 19 who earn year — and the fun won't be just for Musket-ball casting, candle dipping, wide. a quitter for the fifth grades, and T Connecticut, Massachusetts and Department this week, the complex would will cost $3,600. Most of the money will more than $1,000 or who are full-time students may be kids. pewter spoon and button making, come from the PTA and school a stenciler tor the sixth grades. If funds claimed as dependents, if you provide more than half Rhode Isiand: Saturday partly contain 57 one-bedroom units, 114 two-bedroom In early February, the general public open-hearth cooking and blacksmi- ■ Is the person your child? budgets, she explained, while $540 will hold out. she said, students in kinder­ their support. cloudy Cape Cod and vicinity, units and four two-bedroom units with two baths. may invited attend any of the dozen thing are some of the artificers' come from a state Commisssion on the garten through grade 3 will be treated The tests for exemptions are as follows: sunny elsewhere. Highs 5 to 15. Previous plans approved by the Planning and elementary school showings of "Little specialties. Arts grant. to a puppeteer. • Support Test: You must provide more than half Clear Saturday night, lows about Zoning Commission in May caiied for 53 Red Riding Hood," presented by the Authentically-dressed "soldiers" the same as tonight, maybe a bit v4 the money for the dependent's total support for the one-bedroom units, 98 two-bedroom units and 24 Connecticut Opera Association's Opera On Saturday, May 5, the PTA will will stage a mock-battle, Ms. Rackow For more inlormation on any of these warmer. Fair Sunday, tempera­ two-bedroom units with two baths. year. Consider the entire amount of support the , Express. bring a far different program to local said. She added that the all-day event programs, call Anita Rackow at Was your child a student tures warming into the teens to The revised plans also reduced the number of dependent gets from all sources. Support is money This opera will have at least one schools. will probably take olace at Illing Junior 646-8775. for part of five months of "'-I spent for necessities such as food, shelter, clothing, mid 20s. two-bedroom handicapped units from six to four. the year? education, medical care, recreation and Maine and New Hampshire: The number of one-bedroom handicapped units transportation. Mostly clear nights and mainly was unchanged at four. TAX T IP : In figuring support, you can include sunny days through Sunday. Highs Because of the reduction in the number of No T items such as a car or television you gave to your Saturday from near zero north to two-bedroom units, the number of parking spaces Kendra seeks prices for aerial mapping dependent for his or her use. low teens at the coast. Lows was reduced from 287 to 280. Was your child under 19 Saturday night 0 to 10 below near in the 1960s for the 1966 revaluation. He at the end of the year? 'TAX TR AP: But, if you retain ownership of the car The PZC will review the pians Monday. Manchester Public Works Director the possibility of a new, computerized costs he expects will be incurred for and use it with your dependent, it is not support. The the coast to 10 to 20 below George Kandra has been authorized to method of produding those maps. He major capital projects between now said the current maps have more elsewhere. Highs Sunday from solicit price quotations on a townwide wants the directors to authorize the and 1890. erasures and changes than original neati 10 north to near 20 at the Drainage plans changed expenditure of $5,000 for a study of that information. He said they were made in aerial mapping program so that the He also said in his report that 2.500 coast. Daniel Guachione has applied to the Planning Board of Directors will have the possibility. such a way that the edges of abutting Vermont: Saturday and Satur­ man-hours were spent on surveys for aerial maps cannot be aligned, and that Sunny and cold In Connecticut and Zoning Commission for modification of the information when they consider the While acknowledging in his report to the forthcoming Vernon Street recon­ day night mostly clear and con­ subdivision and wetlands approvals received for mapping project at its February some divisions of town government are Peopletalk tinued cold. High zero to 10. Low the board that the aerial mapping is struction, at a cost he said was below using maps too small to permit the Sunny and cold Saturday, with high temperatures near 10. Winds the Parker Village Industrial Park. meeting. costly, Kanda indicated the alternative the amount the town would have spent J Saturday night 10 or more below. northwest 10 to 15 mph. Saturday night clear with lows 5 below to 5 Guachione wants to replace the approved box This week Kandra outlined a pro­ degree of accuracy required. Sunday partly sunny and little to having accurate maps has also been to contract for the work, but a strain on He said water and sewer maps do not above zero. Sunday a little warmer with highs 20 to 25 and sunny culvert and sedimentation chambers at the brook gram to the directors under which the costly and will continue to be so. the seven-member Engineering Birthday almanac warmer. High IS to 20. skies. Today's weather picture was drawn by Michael Marsh, 9, of 73 crossing Sanrico Drive with two 60-inch rein­ town would spend as much at $269,000 in clearly locate pipes, valves, and Division. manholes. Jan. 22 — Mike Bossy (1957-), the right wingfor Park St., a student at St. James School. forced pipes and sumps in the storm manholes the three years for aerial mapping that He said $105,000 of the field survey Director Stephen T. Penny asked the N.Y. Islanders who has scored 50 or more Extended outlook that discharge into the brook. would produce maps for use by the costs for recent water improvements For the mapping program in the The PZC will consider request Monday. town assessor, the planning, engineer­ could have been saved if the town had current fiscal year, Kandra projects a whether some of the town's needs could goals in each of his first six National Hockey Extended outlook for New Eng­ League seasons. He led the league in goals in 1979 ing, and sewer and water departments. had an accurate mapping system. The cost of $70,000; for fiscal 1984-85 a cost not be met by revising existing maps. land Monday through Wednesday; He said the town should devise a and 1981. And, as an option to costly hand- same is true of $15,000 in surveys for the of $44,000, and for 1985-86 of $155,000. Connecticut, Massachusetts and Zinsser seeks meeting system to make sure the maps are kept Jan. 23 — Potter Stewart ( 191S-), the jurist who drafting of maps in the scale of one inch Porter Street sanitary sewer trunk Kanda says the current maps are Rhode Island: Fair and cold up to date and in good condition. A to 40 feet, Kandra suggested exploring project, and of about $205,000 in survey based on a mapping flight performed in served as an associate justice of the U.S. Supreme Monday, then variable cloudiness Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, R-Manchester, is asking to Court from 1958 to 1981. He was known as an. with a warming trend through meet with the co-chairmen of the legislature's independent and a moderate. Wednesday. Daytime highs mostly Human Services Committee and with Depart­ Jan. 24 — Nell Diamond (1941-), the singer and in the 20s Monday, 30s Tuesday, 40s ment of Children and Youth Services Commis­ Costly education songwriter whose hit recordings include "Ken- Wednesday. Overnight lows sioner Mark Marcus to develop legislation needed ^tucky Woman," "Sweet Caroline." "Song Sung mostly the single digits Monday, to clarify the use of $60,000 contained in a special Blue" and "Heartlight." teens Tuesday, 20s Wednesday. fund to prevent child abuse. Jan. 25 — George Pickett (1825-1875), the Maine and New Ham)ishire: Until recently, the money allocated for the Confederate general whose name is linked with Fair Monday and Tuesday. Chance Children's Trust Fund, created last June by Handicapped boy may be leaving town the disastrous "Pickett's Charge" at the Battleof N of flurries north and fair south Zinsser's legislation, had not been used for child Gettysburg, even though he did not command the lyednesday. Highs 10 to 20 north abuse prevention programs or to solicit private overall attack. contributions to the fund. and upper teens to mid 20s south As of Friday night, Manchester school officials had neurologically impaired children. costly." Jan. 26 — Paul Newman (1925-), the actor who Monday warming to the 20s north Zinsser said he wants to make sure it is A state education department hearing officer ruled He said one nearby town has five children in the Oak has been a leading film star since the late 1950s. still not been able to confirm reports that a multiply to 30s south Wednesday. Lows 5 to understood that the money was meant for a trust handicapped 10-year-old boy, whose education costs last month that the child's entire living experience is Hill School for the Blind at a yearly cost of $19,500 His most notable films are "Cat on a Hot Tin 15 below north and 5 dbove to 5 fund and that both the money itseif and any educational and thus the Manchester school system each, a cost that will rise to $25,000 next year. Roof." '.'Hud," "Cool Hand Luke," "The Sting" could run to $1 million in the next 10 years,' is moving below south Monday rising to the interest earned on the fund can be expended on from Manchester to Hartford. would have to bear the cost of all his living expenses The state pays 64 percent of the costs. But school Sophia wears Valentino and "The Verdict." single numbers north to mid teens child abuse prevention programs. except medical bills. officials want to see a change in the laws that make Jan. 27 — Hyman Rickover (1900-), the U.S. Richard Cormier, special education director for south Wednesday. ■ The ruling threatened to put an immediate burden towns responsible for the remainder. Actress Sophia Loren and Roger Moore, who admiral who is called the "father of the atomic Manchester, said Friday night he had not been able to Vermont: Moderately cold Satellite view on the school budget. School officials expected to have The town will have to pay $59,000 more to Bradley has been James Bond at times, were among those submarine." He supervised the construction of get the boy's mother on the phone. He said, however, through the period. Fair Monday, to cut other costs to meet that burden. Hospital in Rhode Island for a period the boy spent who attended Valentino's show of his high-fashion the first nuclear submarine, USS Nautilus? that he was told by the Hartford school system that the ~ then scattered flurries Tuesday Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 1:30 p.m. ESTshows Area Towns Cormier said Friday he will be pleased if the town there. It has already paid $18,000 to Bradley. collection for spring and summer on Friday. The 1947-54. boy would move to Hartford at the end of the mqnth. and Wednesday. Highs in the 20s. clouds .ringing the nation from the Canadian Maritime provinces does not have to pay, "but this is just moving the actress wore a beaded choker and a sequin Jan. 28 — Alan Alba (1936-), the actor and If he does, the Hartford school system will have to pullover which was also worn by two other women Lows from zero to 15. through' Florida to Texas and from Washington to northwestern . In Brief assume the high c6sts of his education and care at Ben problem across the river. Tomorrow I could have a director who is best known as Hawkeye Pierce on youngster move from Hartford that would be just as at the ball. the "M*A*S*H" television sitcom, which ran California. Showers are mosyly restricted to Florida. Some (thin, Haveh, a private school in New Haven for autistic and from 1972 to 1983. His films include "The Paper Air quality almost unnoticeable, clouds in a band from New Jersey to the Texas Cable TV late In Bolton T iger" and "Sam e Time Next Y ea r." panhandle mask the southern limit of snow cover over the nation. lUTAX SAVER The state Department of Envir­ BOLTON — A spokesman for the cable From life to soap onmental Protection forecast good television firm that hoids the franchise in Bolton 105 MAIN STREET air quality conditions across Con­ said Friday the hook-up scheduie is nearly a year Terri VandenBosch plays an anorexic teenager necticut tor the weekend. Good Calendars MANCHESTER, CT. on the CBS soap opera "A s The World Turns" — behind. conditions were reported Friday Alan J. Wieresma, operations manager for 646-0015 which .is what she was in real life. She was Quote of the day across the state. United Cable Television of Connecticut, said he hospitalized three times and once weighed 79 \ Thursday recently prepared a revised plan that does not Manchester pounds. The actress suggested the story line Vanessa Williams, 1984 Miss America, when Girl Scouts' pot luck supper, Herrick Park, time to asked whether being black would limit her schedule United Cable crews to finish installing herself in hopes of reaching potential victims. She Monday be announyed. lines in Vernon before November. Only then will Computerized income tax pre said most girls tell themselves they diet out of number of booking^ compared with other Miss Advisory Board of Health, 4:30 p.m., Lincoln Center Board o f Education, Bolton Center School library, Americas, said, "N ot at all. I have had more calls they return to Bolton to complete installation of $ paration. vanity, but in fact it reflects a lack of self-worth. Lottery gold room. 7:30 p.m. for appearances than any other Miss America... aerial lines. Wieresma said all lines should be Water Pollution Advisory Committee, time and Comprehensive Bookkeeping 2 "It's really like a security blanket...because soon Planning and Zoning Commission, 7 p.m., Lincoln hooked up in Bolton by the end of 1984. after you start starving yourself, you become like but it's not as glaiAoroUs as people think. My Center conference room. place to be announced The company originally hoped to finish hooking Services a child again. Even physically — your body stops runner-up is taking all the trips that I couldn't Connecticut daily Zoning Board of Appeals, 7 p.m., Lincoln Center $ take because I'm committed to the Miss America up lines by the end of February, but Wieresma developing... You look in the mirror, and you see a hearing room. Year around computer­ little girl again — that's when it really feels circuit — St. Louis Cleveland and Portland, Ore. Friday: 783 cited a slow equipment supplier as one of several Commission on Aging, 7:30 p.m.. Senior Citizen Coventry She's going to Nigeria and Jam aica." Miss reasons for the delay. He said he-could not generated tax planning service, good," she said, adding, "Best of all, people take P l a y F o u r : 7662 Center. Williams was quoted in an interview in the comment on the other factors, holding back work for the individual taxpayer, with care of you. They protect you and^try to make you '3 2 Tuesday Monday in its eastern franchise, which includes Bolton, eat. You're a child again." February Redbook magazine. Weekly Lotto: ,6 0 Building Committee, 7:30 p.m. Manchester High Planning and Zoning/Inland Wetlands Commis­ five year projections. f Vernon, Ellington, Tolland, Andover, Hebron and School, Room 103. sion, Town Office Building planning office, 7:30 p.m. 1, 3, 5, 14, 27, 33 UPl weather fotocast h Marlborough." Professional service, utilizing Wednesday Town Council Steering Committee. Town Office Manchester Housing Authority, 7:30 p.m., 24 Building nurse's office, 7:30 p.m. $ the very latest in computer tech­ ' other numbers drawn Friday in National forecast Bluefield Drive. Special Coventry Taxpayers Asociation, Town nology (developed by a CPA), at Almanac New England: Democrats elect committee Thursday Office Building board room, 7:30 p.m. an inexpensive fee for your tax Tuesday New Hampshire daily: 0885. COVENTRY — When they caucused Thursday, Judge's hours, 6:30 p.m.. Probate Court. For period ending 7 p.m. EST Saturday. Snow will be expected In the Human Services Advisory Committee, Town Office return preparation. New Hampshire weekly; $27-87- Coventty Democrats unanimously elected a slate Connecticut. Northern Intermountain Region. Elsewhere, weather will remain fair Building board room, 8:30a.m. to 10 a.m. Today, Jan.2i John Hurt in 1940, and actress yellow. of 40 candidates to two-year terms on the In 1977. President Carter par­ Linda Blair in 1959. Maine daily: 661. .in general. Maximum temperatures include: Atlanta 41, Boston 17, Women, Infants and Children. Town Office Building Tax and business counseling. Democratic Town Committee. Andover Today is Saturday, Jan. 21, the doned American Vietnam War-era On this date in history: Chicago 12, Cleveland 17, Denver 44, Duluth 8, Houston 32* board room, 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. IDMg Advisory Board, Rhode Island daily: 4763. "4-47' New to the town committee are Ronald 2tst day of 1984 with 344 to follow. draft evaders and ordered a In 1771, Spain ceded to Britain Jackpot" numbers: 15-27-36-46. Jacksonville 45, Kansas City 22, Little Rock 32, Los Angeles 67, Miami Town Office Building planning office, 7:30 p.m. Anderson, James Clark, Gregory Doti, Harry Monday The moon is moving toward its case-by-ca.se study of deserters. the Falkland Islands. Vermont daily: 794. 73, Minneapolis 12, New Orleans 32, New York 16, Phoenix 64 San Thursday Personal attention for your per­ Evageliou, Anthony Felice, Sandra Pesce and RHAM Board of Education, RHAM High School, last quarter. In 1917, President Woodrow Massachusetts daily; 6398. Francisco 58, Seattle 45, St. Louis 19, and Washington 19 7:30 p.m. Board of Education, Coventry High School, 7:30 sonal tax return and business The mpming stars are Mercury, A thought for the day: The Wilson delivered the speech outlin­ Kathleen Ryan. p.m. New people are taking the places of members Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office accounting requirements. Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. French writer Voltaire said: "The ing his famous "10 points" — who have have moved, died or chosen not to run, Building, 7:30 p.m. There is NO evening star. secret of being a bore is to tell conditions under which he would so there is little political significance to their Recreation Commission, Town Office Building, 7 Those bom on this date are under everything." urge the U.S. to enter a world Manchester Herald election, committee member Ruth Benoit Said. p.m. the sign of Aquarius. They include federation. Business Hours: Confederate General Thomas Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Incumbents re-elected to the committee are Duet Hairdressers Sunday, Jan. 22 Ruth Benoit, Thomas Bothur, Patricia Breen, "Stonewall" Jackson in 1824, actor In 1968, communist North Korea Now offers at home hair care. We David Cayer, Barbara Cooper, Christopher Bolton Telly Savalas in 1924, and come­ Sunday, Jan. 22, is the 22nd day seized the U.S. intellgencc ship USPS 327-500 Mon-Thurs lOam-Spm VOL. c m , No. 96 Cooper, Richard Cromie, Raymond Desmone, provide the finest in professionai dian Benny Hill in 1925. of 1984 with 343 to follow. "P u eb lo" in the sea of Japan and Frank Dunn, Rose Marie Fowler, Dorothy Grady, Monday Fri & Sat lOam-Spin On this date in history: The moon is moving toward its took 83 crewmen captive. The crew Published dolly oxcsot Sunday and cortaln holidaysoy . Suggested carrier rotes ore^.20 weekly, SS.13 for one salon services in the privacy and 4h« Mon Chester Publishing Co., 16 Bralnard Place, .nonih, S\5.35 for three months, SX.TDtor six months and Judith Halvorson, Brian Heath, Paul Jatkowski, Board of Selectmen meeting on the Old Library, In 1792, French King Louis the last quarter. was released 11 months later, and Manchester, Conn. 06040. Second class postage paid at $61.40 for one year. Mall rotes are available on request. Lionel Jean, Barbara Johnson, Clifford Johnson, Community Hall selectmen's office, 7:30 p.m. comfort of your home. 16th was executed in Paris. The morning stars are Mercury, North Korea kept the vessel. Manchester, Conn. POSTM ASTER: Send address chonges to the Manchester Herald, P.O. Box S91, To place d clossltled or display advertisement, or to Charlotte Kennedy, Joan Lewis, Daniel Manley, Public Building Commission, Community Hull In 1861, Jefferson Davis resigned Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. In 1981, former President Carter Call 649-3906 Manchester, Conn. 06040. report a news Item, story or picture Idea, coll 641-2711. Susan McMillen, Jack Myles, Donna Newton, fireplace room, 7:30 p.m. from the United States Senate, 12 There is NO evening star. visited the freed U.S. hostages in Office hours ore 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Elizabeth Paterson, Alvah Phillips, Howard Wednesday DUET HAIRDRESSERS days before Mississippi seceded Those bom on this date are under Weisbaden, West Germany. To subscribe, or to report a delivery problem, coll Friday. 647-9046. Office hours ore 8:30 a.m. toS:30p.m. Monday Reiter, Elizabeth Rychling, Gregory Schaffer, Connecticut Department of Transportatioil presen­ 521 E. Middle Turnpike from, the Union. the sign of Aquarius. They include through Friday and 7 to 10 a.m. Saturday. M lvery The Manchester Herald Is a subscriber ta United Press Judith Showman, Bruce Stave, Sondra Stave, M. tation on design of 1-84 substitute expressway. Manchester, Ct. In 1954. the world's first atomic- British poet Lord Byron in 1788, A thought for the day: Lord should be mode by 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and by International news services and Is a member of theAudlt Community Hall, 7:30 p.m. ADELE P, LEMIEUX^ 7:90 a.m. Saturday. Bureau of Circulations. Deborah Walsh and Robert Walsh. powered submarine, the "Nauti­ silent film director D. W. Griffith in Byron wrote; "What's drinking? A Conservation Commission, Herrick Park. 7:30 p.m. lus". was launched at Groton. 1875, actors Bill Bixby in 1934, and mere pau.se from thinking." ^ ~ MANCHESTER HEHALD. Suturd;ty. Jcin 21. 1984 MANCHKSTEH HKRALD. S.iturday J.iii 21. 1984 — «

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All of them with every Tom, Dick and repeatedly the heart of his case themsSives on a lunar shuttle hur­ 9:00 P.M. 0 ) - Bionic Woman 1 Syndicated columnists Harry in such a format. He for the noniination. tling toward the sun. Robert CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME (2D - Despetiida before his death used their first joint exposure on EPA didn’t Mays, Julie Hagerty, William (D ® - MOVIE: 'Making (S I - Risk/Marriage becomes "just one of eight Shatner. Rated PG. Lo^e' A young woman must face national television to reiterate NEW YORK (UPl) — CB.S launches a series of candidates" for the moment, MOREOVER, the front­ - It's Your Business the knowledge that her husband 1:15A.M. familiar positions on the issues. IS in love with another man. Kate - Media Watch specials for young people Tuesday with the legacy of But what the debate did THE ONLY CANDIDATE minds — and how their perfor­ rather than the established runner would have no reason to $9)" Momingtown Jackson, Harry Hamlin. Michael 0D favorite for the nomination. respond to executed killer John Louis E^ans 111. a videotape he accomplish, in three hours on who seemed jarringly different mances may have squared with believe on the strength of this 8:00 A.M. Ontkean. 1981. ■ 1:30A.M. made four days before his ihs^h warning young That’s one of the reasons “ Love Boat T w o sisters one Sunday afternoon, was to from his usual public persona the rough pecking order that debate that his principal rival C£U£) - Biskitts CD 09) C£r0D - ABC News people to avoid the path he look. Mondale wasn’t wild about the Glenn is about to light any fires meet for the first time in 40 years, 0D " Independent Network offer a distillation of the contest was Jesse Jackson, who made a has been established by the EDB threat ($ ).- America Works a childless couple who want to "The CBS Schoolbreak Specials." a counter lo News polls in the last year. idea of this debate in the first in the electorate. It is quite CD ® - Best of Scooby Doo have a child wind up in separate ABC’s acelaimed "After School Specials." airs at 4:30 and the differences among the point of being the voice of sweet 0 ) - Big Story place. possible, in fact, that Glenn’s CD “ Christopher Close-Up cabins and Isaac shows favor to a p.m. EST. candidates that have been de­ reason in the three hours of pretty student in his bartending 0D - MOVIE; Odd Job' A des veloping over the last year. extraordinarily free-form de­ USING SUCH CRITERIA, the assault on Mondale may have WASHINGTON - After an un­ G9) T o m ft Je rry and Frlarij^s class. (60 min.) (Closed Cap­ pondent man hires a hit man to The first program. "Uead Wrong — The John Evans Alan Cranston repeated his bate allowed by the format, at closest thing to a winner may QUITE BEYOND THAT, caused some self-inflicted conscionable delay, the Environ­ (32.^ 1 98 4 S uper B ow l P review tioned] help him commit his own suicide Story," is a dramatization of Evans’ life, from his first Guillermo Ochoa. Lourdes Guer­ Graham Chapman. David Jason, petty theft to the day he was executed for murdering a familiar boast that he has one point even advising the have been Gary Hart, who used however. Mondale appeared to wounds, as well. mental Protection Agency is fi­ O - MOVIE: 'Brainwaves' A (23) - News Update dD - Victory Garden 0 D ** N CAA Basketball; Purdue comatose young housewife is a rero y Juan Oosal presentan este at Illinois Diana Quick '1^78. be on the defensive, more than (p) - MOVIE; Clash of the pawnbroker in front of the victim's two young somehow made a greater com­ bumptious Phil Donahue to the three hours to go back time What all this suggests is that nally doing something to protect murderer's target after she re­ programa de asuntos publicos 6:00 P.M. 8 - MOVIE: ^Charlie Chan in Tita ns' Zeus' son battles mythi­ 0 ) - News Update children. is usually politically healthy for ceives brainwaves from a mur- presentando noticias y variada in- London' Chan works with Scot­ mitment than his colleagues to "just slow down a'm inute.” and again to his central argu­ the debate is unlikely to cause the public from EDB. This is a cal monsters to save a princess CD CD (S) - N e w s deriad girl. Tony Curtis. Su anna formacion. land Yard to catch a gang of intor- Evans died in the electric chair last .April al the age a leading candidate, under the any significant realignment of 2 from an arch rival. Laurence Oli­ (2D (SD > We Got It Made arms control. Walter F. Mon­ And. although.Jackson made it ment that the country needs a pesticide that is widely used to kill Love. Keir Dullea. Rated PG. CD - Blue Knight national crooks. Warner Oland, uf 33. in Holman Prison, Almore. .Ala. assaults of both Glenn and Hart, 8 - MOVIE: -Best Friande' vier. Claire Bloom. Burgess Mere­ dale reminded everyone of his through the afternoon without new generation of leaders, the Democratic field. And every the pests in harvested grains and Trouble starts when a happily un­ (D - Racing From Aqueduct (29 “ American Playhouse 'The Ray Miland, Mona Barrie. 1934. The hour-long movie opens with a segment of the 8 - Pumpkin Creek dith. 1981. Rated PG. Ghost Writer.' A young artist re­ whose criticism of Mondale was married couple decides to wed - Star Tie k experience in the White House. any glaring errors of fact, it was meaning himself, rather than day that passes without such a fruits. 8 - Spiderman (3D . 2:00A.M. tiO-minute videolape the real-life Evans made four and visit their families. Burt Rey­ (29 - Roller Superstars calls a visit with a world-famous more of the same old Demo­ just as pointed if less emotional realignment brings Mondale (32) - NFL's Greatest Moments author who lives in seclusion with days before his death at the request of the Rev. Martin George McGovern took the clear on several occasions that EDB, or ethylene dibromide, is News/Sports/Weather nolds, Goldie Hawn. Barnard (29) - Futbol Internacionat: CD (S) - Movie Cont'd NFL's Greatest Moments pre­ two women. (90 min ) (Closed extreme positions that the other he is less accustomed, at least cratic Party establishment, than that of Glenn. The picture closer to the nomination. one of the most powerful cancer- Hughes. 1983. Rated PG. Uruguay vs. Brazil - MOVIE; 'The' Farmer's Weber, chaplain of the Alabama pri.son system. 8 8 - Flintstone Funnies sents highlights of Super Bowl Captioned) (3D Daughter' A Swedish servant While Evan’s actual image is seen only briefly, his liberals consider too risky' to when compared to so many meaning Fritz Mondale. Hart of Mondale as the darling of the There are, however, a lot of causing compounds ever deve­ 8 . . Sesame Street (Closed (S) - New Tech Times - MOVIE; 'Capone' The life 'X iV featuring Pittsburgh vs. Los (2D ** Lo M ejor del Box girl fights for a Congressional espouse in the age of Ronald other practiced politicians, to made his case, moreover, with interest groups is still his single days left — five weeks before loped. Studies by the National Captioned) of Al Capone, from street punk to Angeles. taped voice .is heard throughout the drama, warning 11:15A.M. gang king to his fall through be­ (E ) ~ MOVIE: 'Midnight' A girl seat against a wealthy congress­ young people not to emulate him. considerably more verve and most serious burden in trying to the Iowa caucuses, six. weeks 8 - Chapulin Colorado O ) - Dr. Gene Scott man. her boss. Loretta Young, Reagan. John Glenn made dealing with such a wide range Cancer Institute a decade ago @ - Sports trayal, is recounted. Ben Gazzara, in Paris goes from rags to riches The condemned man says he made the videotape another attack on Fritz Mon­ assertive self-confidence than nail down the nomination and before the primary here, two or showed it was acutely 8 - Prom the Editor's Desk Susan Blakely, Harry Guardino, d 9) ~ Fame on a pawn ticket. Don Ameche, Joseph Gotten, Ethel Barrymore, of subject matter. 11:30 A.M. 1947. ‘ because he didn’t think young people fully understood he has shown on other similar make himself appear to be a three more debates before 8:30 A.M. John Cassavetes. 1975. (0 ) - News/Sports/Weather Claudette Colbert, John Barry­ dale’s sweetheart contracts The winners and losers, if carcinogenic. CD - Kidsworld more. 1939. (59 0D - Prog cont'd what could happen to them if they got involved in occasions. And when you areas convincing alternative to Presi­ audiences of viewers likely to be Cp CD - Saturday Supercede (S ) - Family: Refuse or Prison? (2l) - MOVIE; 'The Second with the special interests. And. any, could only be measured in The EPA finally took steps in CD ** Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Tonight's program looks at one Tim e Around' A widow with two 9:15P.M. (3D ~ Dr. Gene Scott crime. dent Reagan. increasingly attentive. The CD - America's Top Ten man's struggle with the changing children arrives in an Arizona of course, Fritz Rollings was teit|;is of how their performan­ far behind as Gary Hart, and as 1980 to ban most uses of EDB. But I G9 - Alpine Ski School Dy­ (0 ) - Freeman Reports (0 ) - Sports Update "1 fell there were some important things I should good for a few waspish digs at ces may have affected the fuzzy short of money, three hours of On the other hand, it is also campaign has been under way discovered months ago that Presi­ CD ^9) - Monchhichis/Uttle namic Skiing.' This show looks at structure of today's families. (60 town and takes on the job of say and if you’re smart, you're going to li.slen,” he true that Mondale once again Rascals/Richie Rich the advances of progression be­ min.) town sheriff. Debbie Reynolds. 9:30P.M. 2:30 A.M. his rivals, also as usual. images of them that, polls free time is pure political gold. for a full year but it is far from dent Reagan’s reluctant regula­ Andy Griffith, Thelma Ritter. says in the videotape. CD ** M eet the Mayors yond intermediate to parallel “ Mama's Family Mama C D - MOVIE: 'The Undlord' A made it safely over another 2:15P.M. 1961 (2D (S9) suggest are in most voters' By the same standards. Mon­ over. tors had quietly withdrawn the skiing, a form which provides the and Naomi wind up in court suing rich young man tries to convert a ■The drama then opens in Beaumont. Texas, 20years (11) - Herald of Truth (23) - Health Week ban. greatest control and creativity. d9 - Nature 'A Question of each other. ghetto apartment building into his earlier where Tim Oibbs, in the role of 13-year-old (32) - SportsCenter 2:30 P.M. Learning.' Tonight's program in­ own private living quarters. Beau John Evans, is assuring two teenage friends that he The.agency didn't seem to take (3j^ - Scholastic Sports Acad. (39) - Do It Yourself vestigates how animals learn. (R) 10:00P.M. Bridges, Pearl Bailey, Diana 03) - Happy Days Again isn’t a ‘moma’s boy” but he has lo go home-. It^ccNpiiar the danger seriously. One top EPA (Q - Superman/Aquaman/ (S ) - NCAA Preview Show (60 min.) [Closed Captioned) CD “ N e w s Sands 1970 ^1) - Crossfire They mock him, call him names and wonder aloud Guest editorial official said a single exposure to Batman (22) ® - Amazing Spiderman/ (29) “ Los Suegros y Los Nietos CD 09) Fantasy Island (3D " SportsCenter Incredible Hulk why they waste their time with him. EDB was less risky than "smoking - Big Story ® - Sports Magazine 09) - Black Perspective (3D - Independent Network (0 ) - Crossfire Eventually, Evans' is persuaded by his peers to (29 - Kathy's Kitchen N e w s one cigarette in a lifetime." (39) - Shirt Tales 3:00P.M. ® - M -A -’S^H 3:00 A.M. accompany them to a toy store and prove that he can - Burbujas Programs infantil - Decorative Painting © ) - Housewarming/ Chartie 0D ~ Alfred Hitchcock Hour - CBS Sports Saturday (3D - Night Flight steal better than they can. producido en Mexico. CD CD W ing (29) - Outer Limits 12:00 P.M. Today's program features box­ 0 ) - News/Sports/Weather In the store; he spots an expensive train, stops and Moynihan right THEN LAST YEAR Florida - That Teen Show 0 ) - News/Sports/Weather ing. the Kauai Classic Triathlon officials made a frightening dis­ CD - Dance Fever 6:30 P.M. 0 ) - MOVIE: Coup de looks at it. and a W orld Cup Ski Report. (3 (2D 09) - Yellow Rose After Torchon' A small town police of­ 8:45 A.M. CD “ Dance Show - CBS News "It don’t take no nerve to look at it. ” the two friends covery: High levels of EDB had hrs.) CD CD helping an elderly bank robber es­ ficer suddenly desires to rid his (32) - Instructional Series - ABC Weekend Special CD d j - MOVIE: 'Five Masters of CD 09) - N e w s cape from prison. Chance avoids town of Its undesirables Isabelle taunt. seeped into ground water tables 'Cougarl' Conclusion. After hav­ 9:00A,M. Death' Five martial arts masters CD - In Search of... trouble when a warden agrees to Huppert, Philippe Noiret. 1981 Evans grabs the train and makes a run for if. but after it had been used in the soil to ing their house swept away in a make no charges provided the old to seek facts OomT K p i MAI7E... - Star Search set out to perfect their craft and gels caught. CD flood, a boy and his little sister are 02) - SportsCenter challenge the Emperor after he fellow comes back within 24 3:15A.M. protect fruit tree roots. The EPA confronted by a mountain lion In the voice-over tape, the real Evans explains that CD Nine on NeW Jersey has their monastery burned (2D “ Evans and Novak hours. (60 min.) (59 - MOVIE; 'Annie' A young V/EPll)!rToPR&p6RVE immediately banned EDB use in and a pair of kidnappers. (Closed .(33) - Old Tim a Gospel down. David Chiang, Ti Lung, Al­ (^ - NBC News 8 - MOVIE: 'Tha Towering orphan struggles through the his middle-class family was full of love. Sen. Daniel Patrick Moyni­ creases in U.S. aid. The Captioned] dark Depression toward a sunny soil — but delayed the prohibition (32)- NCAA Basketball: DePaul exander Pu Sheng. 1980. Inferno' Rescue teams try to "High school was boring. 1 got fairly good grades. o(JRWdrUr&... CD - Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew 09) - Newsmakers tomorrow. Albert Finney. Aileen han, D-N.Y., has fired a admnistration’s ‘we won’t against spraying fruit and grain at South Florida CD 09) - Professional Bowlers save some party-goers who are It's not that I couldn't do it. I didn't want to. M ysteries (2D - MOVIE: 'Airplane II: The trapped on the 138th floor of a Quinn. Carol Burnett. 1982. until this September. w - 'You!' Mag. for Women Tour Coverage of the $.175,000 'T w anted to grow up so fast. I missed out on being a truth-seeking missile up the take yes for an answer’ (33) - Big East Basketball Sequel' A lunatic airline crew find* burning skyscraper. Steve Rated PG. Showboat Invitational '^s pre­ themselves on a lunar shuttle hur­ kid. And when it's gone, it's gone," Evans says in the The sudden effort to set a safety ,..8 ' Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew sented from the Showboat Bowl­ McQueen, Paul Newman, Faye tailpipe of the Kissinger response to various recent (32) -1 9 8 4 S uper B ow l Preview tling toward the sun. Robert 3:30 A.M. M ysteries ing Center, Las Vegas, NV. (90 Dunaway. 1974. tape. standard for EDB residues in food - Wom^n Watch Hays. Julie Hagerty, William -* NCAA Basketball Commissioner report on Cen­ Nicaraguan olive branches (39) min.) 0D Bibi ( "The Hamptons") Beseb and Ed Lauter play stemmed from the discovery of (S )" News Update Shatner Rated PG. 8 - MOVIE: ‘The Exorcist' A Wisconsin at Iowa (This game is J (39) ** Dr. Gene Scott tral America. “ Facts means open-ended brink­ (22) @9) - Sm urfs (H) - MOVIE: 'Curse of the young girl becomes the victim of subject to blackout) Evans' parents, who at first keep bailing their oldest many EDB-contaminated grain - NCAA Basketball: O ) - Jeffarsons demonic possession from which 8 - Sesame Street [Closed W e re w o lf His beast-blood de­ child oul. paying off his bad cheeks or making his bail. please.” was the senator’s manship along the Honduran Connecticut at Providence dD - Masterpiece Theatre 'The no one can save her. Linda Blair, (0 ) - Newsmakers Saturday products in Florida. State officials Cafitioned] manded he kill even those who "There is nobody lo blame but me. ' Evans says on polite challenge to the com­ border. ordered 77 food products removed (23) “ Nev/s/Sports/Waather loved him. Clifford Evans, Oliver Citadel.' Andrew's dedication to Max von Sydow, Ellen Burstyn. 4:00 A.M. - MOVIE: 'Shipwreck' Ship­ Reed, Yvonno Remain, 1961. practicing medicine with integrity 1976. Rated R. the tape. '.'Not my family, not my peers, beeau.se 1 mission assertion that the Either situation could lurch from store shelves. wreck victims share a deserted (@ > MOVIE: '5 Fingers' A is revived. (60 min.) (Closed Cap­ 0D - Life of Riley made the choices. " master espionage agent poses as (39 - Video Jukebox - Odd Couple The EPA's delay in setting an island with Kodiak bears, wolves tioned) (0 ) - News Update John Laughlin stars as the adult John Evans in this United States faces a grave out of control, engaging U.S. and'a killer whale. Robert Logan, a valet during World War II and 09) - Bewitched 10:15 P.M. sells military secrets to the Ger­ 7:00 P.M. 4:15A.M. provocative special that I reeomniend tor adults as security threat due to insatia­ forces directly. The downing EDB'standard cannot be excused Mikki Jamison-Olson, Heather ( ^ - How the West Was Won (39 - Not Necessarily The Rattray. Rated G. mans. James Mason, Danielle CD “ Agronsky & Co (0 ) - Freeman Reports well as young people. because of any lack of information. Oarrieux. Michael Rennie. 1952. 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ENDEARMENT i>o 'Seem s no practical way of hailing aliens already illegally in the and taste. won both recognition and promos, o (SI • Mr. T 03) “ Abbott and Costello ceives brainwaves from a rnui Daniel Stern, Mickey (39 - MOVIE: 'Best Friends' -SHOWriAT Rourke 1982. Rated R Walnut St. th«> •nniuh cmintrv (which some estimates lion. . 8 - Houeewwmlng/ Charlie 02) - NCAA Basketball: Virginia dered girl. Toi^y Curtis. Suzanna Trouble starts when a happily un­ l:4(M:l5-7J0-g:4(M?ffll at Clemson Love, Keir Quilea Rated PG married couple decides to wed 7 Manchester W ing (29 - Groat Chefs/ San 649-7696 8 - Mov Miertro Anlntione. (2(^ - Wild. Wild West (2D - Newsmakers Saturday Friincisco and visit their families Burt Rey­ t » - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sulurduv. Jun 21, 1984 MANCHhSTKH IIKKAU), Sitlurdiiv. 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Robert Mitchum, Robert (D 3 - Ryan's Hope ^9 - Untamed World 3 ) - Dating Game combined with a swelled head. Obviously the guy 09) - Dr. Gene Scott Walker. Angie Dickinson. 1969. (S) * Indapandant Natwork 8:00 A.M. ( 3 - News 8:00P.M. HOLLYWOOD — Clint Eastwood shot Burt .'i Nawa ® - Movie (29 - Jugando a Vivir (3 - Scooby Doo wanted to become a big star in a show of his own. (29) - World of Gospel SUPER BOWL XVIII CD - Woody Woodpecker (29 - All-Day Movies CD “ Star Search CD ~ MOVIE: 'The Gentle Rain' Reynolds out of the saddle this year to regain the title’" ' & • CNN HaadUna News 3 3 - Search For Tomorrow 3 - Eight Is Enough 5:00 P.M. Why else would anyone in his right mind leave the - News/Sports/Weather Two social outcasts, a frigid of box-office champion of the movie world. CD 2 9 - Varied Programs , (29 (B) - Instructkmal No. 1 show in TV? 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Walter Brennan Die' Bodyguard falls in love with @ ) - News/Sports/Weather and was No. 1 in 1972 and 1973. ,ic ® ® - 20 Mlnuta Workout 11:00 A.M. sentando entrevistas, noticias. Universe soft-spoken Burghoff said he had no regrets about the woman he is protecting and 23) - Tom & Jerry deportes y un segmento desde ^9 - WKRP in Cincinnati 1938 (S) - Eros America Only John Wayne, with 25 appearances in the pol,,, Daybreak CD - Price Is Right CD CD - Movie leaving "M-A-S-H.” But he acknowledged he would sets out to find the villains who (® - Great Space Coaster Hollywood titulado 'En Pantalla'. 3 l - Charlie's Angels ® - Heritage Corner are trying to kill her. Kirk Douglas. (2D - Despedida and Gary Cooper with 18, have topped Eastwood fore­ (8) - AH-Day Movies CD - Breakaway CD - Bamaby Jones have become a millionare had he stayed the (29 - Mr. Rogers' Neighbor­ 1:30 P.M. 3 - Alice 7:30A.M. Sylvia Koscina, Eli Wallach. (E) - MOVIE; 'Goodbye Pork most recognition. 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V.S./W orld Connecticut In Brief In Brief FOCUS/ People Japan cuts defense rise ■rr 'ijey. Truck tax hike proposed HARTFORD — A legislative committee TOKYO — The Japanese government Friday chairman proposed legislation Friday toincrease approved a 1984 draft defense budget providing taxes on heavy trucks, saying Hie for a 5.1 percent rise in spending — a lower causing more than their share of damage to the increase than last year and much less than sought state’s roads. ^ Remarkable Marge by U.S. and Japanese defense officials. Rep. Christine Niedermeier, D-Fairfield. Finance Ministry officials said the proposed House chairman of the Transportation l-ommit- defense spending amounts to the yen equivalent tee, said her proposal would raise an estimated of $12.4 billion out of total projected expenditures $36 million a year to help pay for repairs to of $217.2 billion. Connecticut's crumbiing roads and bridges. Think Girl Scouting Is passe? Then you Haven’t met Troop 10’s Mrs. Kelsey Defense Agency officials hud sought a 6.88 She said studies showed heavy trucks were percent hike in response to pressure from the responsible for 70 percent of pavement rehabilita­ Pentagon, which wants Japan to play a greater tion costs and 53 percent of new pavement costs, Bv Tracy L.Geoghegan ing. It was a shoe box filled to the brim role in its own defense and help upgrade the but only paid about half their cost responsiDiliiy. Hearld Reporter with gypsy moth caterpillars. The 45,000-strong U.S. force in the country. recollection still makes her squirm ‘When girls in my troop tell me the kids at But Finance Ministry officials insisted the need Amjdst the chaos of a January with revulsion. to pare down the national deficit — equaling school tease them about being a Girl Scout, I Police chief offers truce camping trip at Camp Merrie-Wood, "They wanted to do an insect badge, roughly $53.6 billion, or about 25 percent of the Marge Kelsey blows her whistle and and they knew how much I hated gypsy tell them to ask: ‘Do YOU get to go camping? proposed budget — outweighed foreign policy BRIDGEPORT — Ousted Police Superintend­ calls: "Shannon! Girls, where’s moths,” she says. considerations. ent Joseph A. Walsh Friday said he held no Do YOU go to New York?’ grudge over his forced retirement and if Shannon?” "Sometimes I wonder why I keep at Competition cuts growth reinstated by a judge, would follow orders from We must meet Shannon, she ex­ it,'” she says. "But then I go camping Marge Kelsey officials who removed him. plains, because not only is Shannon a and I know why. I love the out-of- Cadet Troop 10 WASHINGTON — The nation’s economy ' “I am a professional policeman and I member of her Girl Scout troop, but so doors.” slowed to a 4.5 percent growth rate in the final were her mother and grandmother. guarantee that any feelings will not affect my Mrs. Kelsey’s sentences all seem to three months of 1983, because consumers bought That kind of thing happens when performance. I will obey the board and the orders end in exclamation marks. She stops more imported goods and housing stopped you've been a Girl Scout leader for Herald photo by Pir^to of the mayor,” Walsh, 67, said on the fourth day of herself sometimes and takes a deep mothers often don’t have time to teach “ They come up to me, and they say booming, the government said Friday. almost 30 years. In fact. Marge Kelsey, testimony in his Superior Court suit. breath. ” I get so excited,” she says as the skills Scouting offers. they’ve seen the marigolds'we planted The new report on the gross national product 65. has several girls in her cadet troop Lawyers for Walsh charge the city police board she tells about a hiking trip her troop "Camping teaches girls how to think, at the Center Springs Park Civil War disappointed administration optimists even Dousing mattress fire today whose iflothers were in her troop acted illegally last month and on the orders of will make with a Boy Scout troop later how to plan,” she says. monument for Memorial Day. And they though it' matched a preliminary Dec. 21 years ago. Mayor Leonard S. Paoletta when the panel forced this month. Mrs. Kelsey says one of her greatest remember when they planted the projection. A Town of Manchester firefighter had been thrown from a window above Although she says she will "always him to retire without a hearing on specific Girls in the junior high years have a satisfactions in Scouting has been flowers themselves. Treasury Secretary Donald Regan had earlier be a scout,” Mrs. Kelsey will officially douses a mattress in the rear of after it caught fire in an apartment at charges. high drop-out rate in scouting. Mrs. seeing girls she led years ago grow up "They can’t believe we're stili doing forecast a rate of up to 7,percent, similar to the leave Troop 10 after its 10th anniver­ apartments at 689 Main St. The mattress about 10 p.m. Friday. Kelsey says. Other scout leaders know and go on to be successful. -.-ibrV previous six months of last year when consumers sary in June 1985. Perhaps a younger Judge nixes new charges Mrs. Kelsey well for her efforts to keep exuberantly celebrated the economic recovery. leader can do a better job, she says. BRIDGEPORT — A Superior Court judge has girls in the program. " I f I ever hear of a sixth grade girl refused to allow additional charges against a AFTER ALMOST 30 YEARS of Gl admits kidnap bogus who needs a troop,” she says. ” 1 call North Carolina truck driver charged in the deaths campouts and badge sessions and trips her up on the phone. SCHWAEBISCH GMUEND, West Germany - of seven women and children in a crash at a to New York, Mrs. Kelsey has plenty of An American soldier who claimed he was Stratford toll booth. memories . “ When girls in my troop tell me the The funeral was Wednesday at Hartford. At the time of his death kidnapped by anti-nuclear militants has con­ Bernard Dutton Jury selection in the trial of Charles Kluttz, 36, She still laughs when she recalls the kids at school tease them about being a GLASTONBURY - Bernard St. James Episcopal Church, Glas­ he was a self-employed flea fessed he made up the story to avoid having to of Cooleemee, N.C., resumed Friday after Judge camping trip years ago when her girls Girl Scout, I tell them to ask: ’Do YOU tonbury, with the Rev. Victor S. market dealer operating through­ explain his absence to his wife, the U.S. Army Dutton, 84, of 80 Homestead Drive, James Bingham ruled new charges sought by misplaced their supper. They had get to go camping? Do YOU go to New Ross officiating. Burial will be at out Connecticut. He was a U.S. said Friday. died Sunday at Hartford Hospital. prosecutors would delay the trial. buried their perishables for .safe­ the convenience of the family. The Navy veteran of World War II. York?” ’ ' An army statement said Spec. 4 Liam T. He was the fatherof Dr. L. Norman Bingham refused to allow the additional keeping, and couldn’t remember where Fowler, 21, of Port Orange, Fla., confessed Dutton of Glastonbury, a former Glastonbury Funeral Home, 450 Survivors, besides his wife, are charges of assault and reckless endangerment they put them. W HILE MUCH of the e n t a s is jn Thursday after two days of interrogation that the Manchester dentist. New London Turnpike, had charge three song; Philip Cafro Jr., Steven with a motor vehicle in connection with the "E veryone was sure they knew scouting has shifk^d toward careers — kidnapping tale was completely bogus. of arrangements. Memorial con­ Cafro, and Scott Cafro, all of East He was born.in Cheshire. Eng­ injuries of a 4-year-old crash survivor. exactly where it wa’s,” Mrs. Kelsey cadets now earn badges in computers, Authorities said Fowler, who was questioned by tributions may be ^made to the Hartford; two brothers, Pasquale land, and lived in Glastonbury for says. “ Each girl would take the shovel auto maintenance and money manage­ the U.S. Arm y’s Criminal Investigation Division Glastonbury Volunteer Ambu­ (Pat) Cafro of Bolton and Ralph many years. and say: T m positive we put it here’.” ment — the fundamentals of service, and German police, has been admitted to an army lance Association, P.O. Box 453, Cafro of Niantic; one sister, Mrs. Budget battle quieter Mrs. Kelsey makes the digging teamwork and community- hospital at his request and could be tried for his Besides his son he is survived by Glastonbury, or to the United Way, Theresa Haberin of Glastonbury; HARTFORD — The Legislature will have to motion again and again. “ We nearly mindedness haven’t lost their rele- hoax. his wife, Mary Falardedu Dutton: 999 Asylum Ave., Hartford. and several nieces and nephews. come up with $60 million or more in new or higher dug up the whole campsite," she says. vence, Mrs. Kelsey says. a daughter. Joyce F. LaBorne of The funeral will be Monday at taxes this year, but should have an easier time “ We didn’t think we’d ever find it. She leafs through one of her hand­ Glastonbury; three sisters, Winnie Philip E. Cairo Sr. 11:15 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral with the task than last year, key lawmakers An exasperated Giri Scout eventu­ books and points to chapters with Boston fire burns all day Willshaw of Toronto, Canada. Philip E. Cafro Sr., 56, formerly Home. 400 Main St., with a mass of predicted Friday. ally located their cache, putting her headings such as; ' ’So You Want to be a Rena Holgate of Boynton Beach, of Manchester and East Hartford, Christian burial at noon at St. BOSTON — A stubborn six-alarm fire engulfing House Speaker Irving Stolberg, D-New Haven, shovel right through it and breaking Breadwinner...” and “ Interviewingfor Fla., and Nora Smith of Venice. died Thursday at Middlesex Mem­ James Church. Burial will be in St. two piers and blotting the dawn skyline with huge said the Legislature would face "possibly a $60 several eggs. ” Geez, how we howled! ’ ’ the Job.” ' Fla.; nine grandchildren; and orial Hospital, Middletown. James Cemetery. Memorial con­ clouds of thick smoke burned through the day million gap” between expected revenues from Mrs. Kelsey says. “ We’re tasters,” she says. ” If girls eight great-grandchildren. He was He was the husband of Gracb tributions may be made to the Friday, cutting off trains serving 20,000 commu­ existing taxes and spending for the 1984-85 fiscal “ These days they sometimes bring predeceased by a son, Kenneth R. (Has.sett) Cafro. American Heart Association, 310 are interested in hospital work, we try ters north and west of the city. year, which begins July 1. ice chests,” she says. “ I kind of frown to have a trip to one,” she says. Dutton. He was born June 20, 1927, in Collins St., Hartford, The fire put a drawbridge out of service not far The Legislature will begin work on the budget on it.” And fam iliar Girl Scout topics like Herald photos by Tarquinio from Boston’s busy North Station railroad in the regular session that starts Feb. 8 and will first aid and cooking are still very terminal. Commuter line service ex tending as far receive Gov. William O’Neill’s proposals in an MRS. KELSEY tells the story of an important, she says. ’T m not a west as Fitchburg and north to Lowell, Lawrence, Coventry sewer plan on .schedule; opening day address. unforgettable gift her girls once women’s libber. Girls need to know how Mrs. Kelsey is surrounded by girls on a recent camping trip at Marge Kelsey of 28 Autumn St. has been- Haverill, Andover and Rockport was affected by The $60 million gap would deal only with presented her at a lunchtime gather­ to cook, ’ ’ she says, adding that working. Camp Merrie-Wood in Manchester. a Girl Scout leader for almost 30 years. the blaze. general government expenditures and would not cover separate tax or fee increases needed to Reagan begins fourth year conservation panel battling order finaiice road and bridge repairs under a so-called WASHINGTON - With drum rolls and a infrastructure program O'Neill will propose. spotlight on the American flag. President Reagan By Tracy L. Geoghegan The Town Council has authorized the Conservation Friday began the final year of his first term in the Herald Reporter Commission to forward the rebuttal to Town Attorney New Haven makes a deal White House declaring, ” We’ve made a new Abbot B, Schwebel so he can investigate the legal beginning.” COVENTRY — As plans to sewer areas around basis for lifting the Sept. 30,1983 court order requiring NEW HAVEN - The city of New Haven is This friendship is weii worth the biank spots The third anniversary celebration, held about Coventry Lake progress according to schedule, the sewers to be built. willing to pay $1.75 million in damages to 1,200 two blocks from the White House at Constitution Conservation Commission continues'its battle to have In the meantime, the release of the E PA report people whose telephones were illegally tapped by run a small inn together in northern Vermont. Hall, was shared with 3,500 appointees and was the court order requiring sewer construction paves the way for the approval of grants which will police during the 1960s and 1970s, the city’s legal She is going deaf. Blind, too. ^ phone or I drop by. We compare notes on cats and cat marked by a presidential speech that laid out reversed. fund 90 percent of sewer construction costs. adviser has said. Each week when I go and sit in her living room fora appetites and what’s on speciai at the grocery store In later years, a stroke left him without speech. My themes that could be included in a second term. Claiming a recent U.S. Environmental Protection Coventry expects to receive word on grant approval The settlement, proposed by Corporation few hours, I notice the little changes. across the street, and how the guy over there who friend would visit and Harold would take her on walks Counsel Charles G. Albom, must be studied by the 111 Before Reagan spoke, a huge American flag Agency assessment that sewering would have ” no from E PA and the state Department of Environmen­ It’s getting harder and harder for her to spoon the owns the place is a bandit. of the perimeter of the property. Each tim eshe’d visit aldermanic board and approved by U.S. District hung by cable was lowered from the ceiling and signficant impact” on the environment around the tal Protection by the end of this month, according to instant coffee into our teacups without spilling it. And Focus Arid we talk singlehood. the walk would be shorter as he tried to show her how dramatically outlined by a blue spotlight just at lake is ’’plain, straight in error” the Conservation Richard M. Brcault, chairman of the Water Pollution Judge Warren Eginton. It calls for seven apnual She never married. "N ever interested,” she once much land they'd sold to pay. the bills. payments of $250,000. I have to tell her when the kettle is boiling because she the climax of the Marine Drum and Bugle Corps Commission is urging more in-depth studies be made. Control Authority. Adele Angle toid me. Anyway, after he died, his relatives found a bundle ■’Stars and Stripes Forever.” John Williams, counsel for the plaintiffs in the can’t see the steam anymore. Current plans are to build a sewer system with Breault said Conservation Commission concern She has lived by herself since her mother died of love letters he’d received from another woman. capacity to service the entire lake area, though the class-action suit, said Thursday a lump sum And, increasingly, our conversations have little Focus Editor about future development is ’’totally hypothetical” maybe 20 years ago. There were men, of course, but "He’d tied them with a pink ribbon — cun you intilial sewer will only cover a portion of that total and “ a lot of hogwash.” , payment of $2 lAillion might be more to his liking. question marks in the middle of them. Little blank none amounted to anything. One in her insurance imagine lhat?” she says every time she tells this urea. Once sewers are built. Conservation Commis­ “Any extension o f the sewer will require a The settlement includes former Mayor Richard spots. Sometimes she pretends to hear me. I know Jury still out In gun suit story. sion Chairman Daniel P. Manley said at a recent referendum. It will require more grant assistance ... C. Lee, a Democrat, and current Mayor Biagio she’A pretending, but it’s OK. office I iove to hear stories about is named Mr. DALLAS — A jury deliberated for the .second Town Council meeting, there are no growth-control it’s not something that will happen w il^ n illy ,” DiLieto, also a Democrat, who was police chief at We have been friends for six years. It all started one sight of her, out in a nightgown and robe in the back Archer. She thought Mr. Archer was the most day Friday in a $20 million lawsuit that seeks to measures to prevent excessive development around Breault said. the time of the alleged taps. DiLieto has admitted spring morning when my strictly-indoors cat escaped yard, searching the bushes for my cat. handsome man in the whoie world. She’d gaze at him I CAN SIT and listen to her stories for hours. 1 think make manufacturers and sellers of ’’Saturday approving a single tap. it's because 1 admire her singleness. the lake. Breault said it wouid be short-sighted of theV^PCA out my open bedroom window. He came back, of course. He always did. His littie from her desk. He was her supervisor. He didn’t know night specials” responsible for injuries caused by •‘Anyone who wants to will be able to call the town not to include flexibility for futurfe growth in their My neighbor lived on the third floor; I lived on the fieid trips probably took more out of her than they did she existed. 1 love the way she craves being alone. Relatives the cheap handguns. and ask them to extend the line,” Manley said. plan. .sometimes come and pick her up and bring her to their Steel plant fire suspicious first. out of me. Anyway, years later, Mr. Archer invited her and an The case arose from an accidental shooting in Loss of woodland areas to development would mean He said the Conservation Commission is “ trying to She took a broom and began chasing him away — "L ea ve a bowl of Friskies on the porch — he’ll come office chum down to his place in Florida. Turned out houses for dinner. 1977 on an Amarillo, Texas, high school parking phosphorus from rain would pour unfiltered, into the stop the sewer in any way they can. NEW HAVEN — The city lost it^ second back,” she’d say. the years hadn’t been good to Mr. Archer at all. The She always accepts these invitations. She has a lot that left David Clancy, now 21. paralyzed. lake, Manley said. ” If we gel sewers, we’re going to “ They’ve been making the same points for several firefighter in a week, the latest a victim of a he’d been bothering her cat. And, even though I told her not to, f knew she’d most handsome man in the whole world had turned to sense that it’s important to keep the family ties open lose the lake, ” he said. years. There is no basis in fact for most of their suspicious four-alarm blaze that destroyed a When I got up and realized my cat has escaped, I fat. — what few remain when one is 80. In a recent rebuttal to the E P A ’s Finding of No allegations.” building in the abandoned U.S. Steel plant threw on jeans and ran outside to look fot^ him. She spend her days checking to see if he’d turned up at my But it ’s obvious she can’t‘'wait to get back to her eat Baby Jane suit thrown out Signifiant Impact,” the Conservation Commission complex along the city waterfront. ' looked stricken when I told her that the great big black back door yet. The other person in her life I love hearing about is a and her talking books and the half dozen friends she ALBANY. N.Y. — A federal judge Friday threw urged that an Environmental Impact Statement, Fire Capt. Anthony Conforte, 55, suffered a and white tom was mine — she’d thought he was some man named Harold who is long dead. He was an regularly talks to on the telephone. out a suit asking for the appointment of a which will take two years,, be performed. heart attack at the scene shortly after the first neighborhood interloper. AN YW AY, NOWADAYS a new job has taken me to a architect. He’d married late in life, and, it turned out, I ’m glad I’m one of them. guardian to protect the rights of severely alarm was sounded around 5; 15 p.m. Thursday. She was then in her mid-70s. I ’ll never forget the new town and a new apartment. But we stilt talk on the not happily, to her cousin. Harold and her cousin had handicapped Baby Jane Doe and «fined a Fire calls He was given cardio-pulmonary resuscitation right-to-life ’’interloper” $500 for bringing the and rushed to Yale-New Haven Hospital, but died Mall traffic survey in the emergency room, a spokeswoman said. suit. Road (South Coventry). U.S. District Judge Roger Miner sharply Manchester Conforte, a 25-year veteran of the department, Monday, 9:49 p.m. — rebuked lawyer A. Lawrence Washburn Jr., had planned to retire within a year. He was the says parking ample Friday, 12:06 p.m. — chimney fire, 1024 Main saying other courts already ruled the Long Island second city firefighter to die on duty this week. Malfunctioning alarm St. (South Coventry). girl’s parents were acting in her best interests in Battalion Chief Leonard Guerrera, 55, collapsed Armed with a traffic survey this time, Kenneth box, Cheney Technical Monday, 9:56 p.m. — Profile denying surgery. Monday while investigating an alarm at a Burkamp, owner of the Mtuichester Mall, is prepared School. (Town) medical call. Cross Street The parents — identified only as Dun and Linda downtown department store. to apply again Monday for a special exception from Friday, 2:42 p.m. — (South Coventry). A. of Smithtown — decided against surgery to if! Name Barbara Green the Planning and Zoning Commission to establish a smoke alarm, Pascal Monday, 10:06 p.m. — IP treat the baby’s open spine condition, saying such 1 large restaurant in the lower level of the mall, using Lane. (Town and spreading fire, 1024 Main ' * ’ f Address 61 Dale Road an operation would only prolong their3-month-old Boys charged with rape parking spaces in the adjacent town lots. Paramedics) St. (North Coventry). daughter’s pain. *1 Age 46 ■ He was granted an exception a year ago, but a Friday, 3:33 p.m. — Tuesday, 12:24 a.m. — BETHEL — Three 14-year-old boys sexually Superior Court judge overruled the PZC, largely on medical call. Meadows chimney fire, Northfield assaulted a 14-year-old Bethel girl Sunday night Birthplace Providence, Rl Jewels taken at Christie’s the basis that no evidence was submitted to enable the Convalescent' Home. Road (North Coventry). in the home of one of the suspects, police said Occupation Volunteer, housewife, eommission to assess what effect the restaurant (Town and Paramedics) Wednesday, 1:58 p.m. Friday. LONDON — Four masked men brandishing would have on traffic. — motor vehicle accident, Police did not release the identities of the ‘huclear activist Friday, 5:53 p.m. — shotguns and sledgehammers burst into Chri.s- Burkamp had originally negotiated with the Vernon Road near Bolton- victim and the suspects because of their ages. chimney fire, 710 W, Mid­ Favorite restaurant Feast ,, tie’s exclusive artauction house Friday, smashed Playpen restaurant to locate in his building at 811 Vernon line (Bolton, Man­ Police said two of the youths held the girl while dle Turnpike. (Town and showcases and snatched $1.5 million in jewelry in Main St. Since then the Playpen owners have changed chester Ambulance, State a third youth assaulted her with a broomstick Favorite food Seafood • Paramedics) a raid that lasted less than a minute. their minds. Police) about 7:35 p.m. Sunday. Photography Friday, 7:39 p.m. — Favorite hobby But the robbers missed the most precious piece Burkamp said recently four restaurants have Thursday, II: 29 p.m. — Police said the girl suffered extensive internal medical call, 48 Pioneer Cross country skiing — a million-dollar sapphire and diamond indicated an interest and two of them seem to be likely smoke in house. Pine injuries and is listed in stable condition at Favorite sport Circle. (Town and necklace that was coolly pocketed by a Christie’s prospects. Lake Shores (South Cov­ Danbury Hospital. Roots for St. Bridget Girls Basketball Paramedics) employee during the holdup. A restaurant is a permitted use in the zone, but a entry, Eagleville) Police said the robbers stormed into Christie’s Favorite actor My son, John Green special exception is needed because the restaurant Friday, 10:08 p.m. — at opening time, ordered guards to lie on the floor would need more than 60 parking spaces. Kind of music preferred Anything by James Galway at gunpoint and began smashing showcases mattress fire, 689 Main St. FOR A M ESSASE OF For the restaurant Burkamp plans, the figure would (Town and Paramedics) CHRISTIAN HOPE ANO LOVE Favorite magazine Prevention containing a fabulous jewelry collection of the be 160 under the regulations. Myrtle Beach late Florence Gould, daughter-in-law of Am eri­ Burkamp said the parking survey, done by Kaehrle Olal Jjia-ilOPE Favorite book “The Source” by James Michener can tycoon Jay Gould. Traffic Associates of West Hartford, shows that Tolland County AAMI Mlnlitrv ol Get that lovely Favorite store in Manchester ample spaces are available among the more than 600 Reed’s Monday, 6:12 a.m. — within 250 feet of the location. Cantu Conjf on E fiiitim l Cliufdi Last book read “People of the Lie” Jackson change re|ected chimney fire, 83 Ireland Mil early tan! Kaehrle took traffic surveys on Dec. 20 and Dec. 22 Pets Dog and three cats WASHINGTON — Jesse Jackson lost his in the pre-Christmas setison and concluded that the SPRING RATES FROM attempt Friday to change Democratic Party intersection of Main Street, Park Street and Purnell Favorite spot in Manchester Mary Cheney Library rules that he said discriminate against minorities Place ” is operating at a very acceptable level with no $ 1 QOO X « i J *Motcto' Motels Favorite quote Martin Luther; “Even if I knew and long-shot candidates. congestion or back-ups on any of the approaches.” CALL TODAY Our FREE travel • Restaurants , The party’s executive committee rejected an package contains • Golf Courses that tomorrow the world appeal by Jackson that it revise rules requiring a brochures and • Retail Stores, would blow apart, I would candidate to get at least 20 percent of the votes in Bank torches Icicle informat’ion on; • Maps • Entertainment a congressional district caucus or primary to win DALLAS (U P l) — A 500-pound icicle that formed on TO PLACE A still plant my apple tree” any national convention delegates. a ledge above a glass-covered atrium at the downtown Write: Myrtle Beach Area Accommodations, Pet peeve People who snap gum Jackson, who earlier this month secured the P.O. Box 100, Dept. CN21 Myrtle Beach, SC 29578 First City Bank building was reduced to a harmless Favorite TV show “The MacNeil/LehrerNewshour" release of a captured American flyer held puddle by firefighters wielding blow torches.. LOW COST AD Name ,i . n'------' prisoner by Syria, boycotted the panel’s meeting Bank officials said they were alarmed by the Best thing about Manchester People and friendships after being told’ by party chairman Charles 6-by-4-foot icicle that formed overnight in Ifl-degree There’s..no permanent shelter Manalt he did not have the votes for his weather and feared it coulu iiiv.ik off and crash Worst thing about Manchester compromise proposal. through the roof of the atrium, (lossibly injuring 643-2711 or drop-in center someone. for the homeless MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Jan. 21. 1984 - U It - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Jan. 21. 1»»4 Senior News Engagementa New China hands Trips include full of enthusiasm Choosy church cortimittee By Patricia AAcCormack ing Chinese friends and customers United Press International^ who buy measuring ' and other instruments from the China office farm, tulips, WESTPORT (UPI) - There’s no of the Perkin Elmer Corp. of match for a new China hand when Norwalk. can’t seem to fill its pulpit it comes to boosting China, espe­ But most showed him in his cially. its people. And, among the Stetson cowboy hat with a silver parties, meals DEAR ABBY: I have a partner, why not do as people, especially the children. decoration up front, a piaid shirt problem, but fortunately Lord and Lady Greystone Agnes and Bob Davis of West- and a coatsweater. He took two it’s a minor one. I need an would have done, to wit: port are the proof. Soon their son cowboy hats to China, not taking a Editor's note; this column is prepared by the sta(f of article from your column "This is my son, Tar- Rick, 20, and a junior at the chance on breaking his habit of the Manchester Senior Center. It appears in the of several years ago. It Dear Abby zan, and his mate, Jane.” University of Connecticut in wearing them to work there as he Manchester Herald on Wednesdays and Saturdays. recounted a meeting of AN ABBY FAN Storrs, will add more proof posi­ did in Connecticut. church board members tive of an American family falling Davis is service and training By Jeanette Cave who, in sorting out the Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBV: I would in love with China. By living there. manager of the Perkin-Elmer Senlar Center Director applications from the like to add to your answer Here’s how the Davises, parents operation in China. His wife works many preachers who had to "Worried Sick,” the of five grown chiidren, got to be in the sales office. Had enough of the snow? Why not look ahead applied to fill their vacant woman whose sister China hands: Davis’ work re­ Friends encountered Mrs. Davis towards betterdays and plan to enjoy a day or more on pulpit, found fault with didn’t tell her kids, to use :Sr quired him to put down roots in with her shopping bag and treated the Senior Center's trips. Below is a partial listing of seat belts because wha­ Beijing this fall. The “planting” is to the travelogue at breakfasts, every one. Julie Lynn Gremmo Kathy Carlson Cecile F. Thompson upcoming trips: JOHN W. IN ... I’ve been a preacher good at keeping records. I tever happens is ’’God’s to last three years. brunches, lunches, dinners, iate Feb. 14 — Valentine’s Day party at Willie’s. $14. ALBANY, ORE. with much success and have been known to forget will”: The couple’s budding love affair night coffees. includes lunch and entertainment. Transportation is also had some success as whom I have baptized. God indeed watches Gremmo-Novitch Carison-Lee Fish-DeCarli Thompson-Johnson with China and its people was “You must come to see us,” Mrs. on your own. Sign up Jan. 30 at 9:30 a.m. DEAR JOHN: Found! a writer. Some say I’m a "However, if you can over our little ones; how­ evident when they returned to Davis said to many. March 14 — Boston Flower Show. $16. includes ever, he gives us intelli­ Westport for the holidays. They "We will try,” said a couple at It was submitted by the good organizer. I’ve been use me, I shall do my best Francis Gremmo of 811 E. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Carlson of Mr. and Mrs. Steven Taylor of Mrs. Simone Stevenson, of 212 transportation and admission. Sign up Feb. 27 at 9; 30 Rev. C.W. Kirkpatrick. a leadgr^ost places I’ve for you.’’ gence and expects us to stuffed one and all full of pictures brunch, somewhat elated to have a.m. -- use it. With this in mind, it Middle Turnpike and Mrs. Carole Vernon announce the engagement Westfield, Mass., announce the Lydall st. announces the engage­ and talk of their adventure before an invitation to visit China and stay Celebnte 50th Union Church of Christ, The board member Atkins of South Windsor announce of their daughter, Kathy Carlson of engagement of their daughter, ment of her daughter, Cecile F. March 19 — St. Patrick’s Day party at Aqua Turf. Ludlow, Mass.: "I’m over 50 years of looked over the commit­ will be that mother’s the engagement of their daughter, returning to China on Wednesday. in a friend’s apartment, not a hotel. - $19. includes transportation, meal and entertainment. / age. I have never tee. "Well, what do you unpleasant ifiisfortune to West Roxbury, Mass., to George Lori Susan Fish of Rockville, to Thompson of Channing Drive, to Going back with them was son It’s not like going next door. And Sign up Feb. 29 at 9:30 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cooley of 113 have to answer to God for Julie Lynn Gremmo of Manches­ Lee of Ellington, son of Mr. and Peter Ernest DeCarli Jr. of Rock­ Craig F. Johnson, son of Mr. and Rick, who hopes to continue study it costs about $2,400 a round trip. DEAR ABBY: One of preached in one place for think? Shall we call ter, to Marc Elliot Novitch, son of Mrs. Joseph Lee of 225 Redwood ville, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mrs. Eimer J. Johnson of 42 Holl March 24 — Dinner at Wright’s Chicken Farm. $14. Highland St. celebrated their 50th the toughest tasks a niore than three years. In him?” her direct, willful negli­ of the Chinese language he started includes an "all you can eat’’ meal and Mr. and Mrs. Jason Novitch of 207 Road. DeCarli of Coventry. St. MANY THINGS in the new life wedding anniversay at a dinner party church faces is choosing a some places I have left The good church folks gence and irresponsibility Scott Drive. . in September at the UConn. transportation. town after my work has to those precious children The bride-elect is a graduate of The bride-elect is a graduate of ”It seems like an easy language are not the same. Income taxes are given recently at Manchester Country good rtiinister. A member were aghast. Call an un­ The bride-elect is a 1980 gradu­ Rockville High School and Man­ The bride-elect is a graduate of Manchester High School and Man­ May IS to 19 — 1000 Islands and Ottawa Tulip of an official board under­ caused riots and distur­ healthy, trouble-making, God placed in her care. when you begin but as you advance a flat 20 percent. Haircuts cost iess Festival. $259. — 5 days, 4 nights, 7 meals. Boat cruise Club, by their children. The couple was God performs the im­ ate of Manchester High School and chester Community College and is Western New England College, chester Community College. She is it gets tough,” hek said. than a ^oiiar. Dentists and shoe going this painful process bances. I must admit I absent-minded ex­ a 1981 graduate of the Creative Springfield, Mass. She is employed employed by Royal Business Ma­ around Islands and Ottawa City tour. Sign up March 5. married in Millerton, N.Y. on Dec. 29, finally lost patience. He’d have been in jail three or jailbird? Was the board possible; the possible we employed by Harvard University The Davises with their many makers operate on the street. No $50. deposit required at registration. are required and obli­ School of Hairdressing. She' is as an accounts payable supervisor. by Hoffman Enterprises of East chines of Windsor. pictures of China reminded friends hot wateiCm apartment. Bicycles 1933. More than 100 friends and watched the Pastoral Re­ four times; but not be­ member crazy? Who employed as a secretary by Advest Hartford. The prospective bridegroom is a Flyers will soon be available'. lations Committee reject cause of any real wrong­ signed the application? gated to do ourselves. The prospective bridegroom is a of grandparents who keep photos are the wayS«^et around. After you’ve taken several trips and find that you relatives attended the party. They have Inc. of Hartford and as a hair­ graduate of East Catholic High graduate of Manchester High applicant after applicant doing. My health is not Who had such colossal TINA B. IN dresser by 3rd Dimension Hair The prospective bridegroom is a of grandchildren at the ready — to Catching Sunday mass is differ­ still need to drive yourself around town for necessary two daughters, Mrs. Allen Decker of good, though I still get a FULLERTON. C A pF r School and the University, of School and Windham College, be drawn out fast as a cowboy ent, too. for some fault, alleged or nerve? Design of Manchester. Vermont. He is employed by graduate of Coventry High School. Putney, Vt. He served in the U.S. errands and outings not taken by the center, consider Enfield and Mrs. Pat Mistretta of otherwise. It was time for great deal done. The The board member, He is employed by Lydall and bares his gun. "We have been to one of two taking the "Accident Prevention Course for Mature churches I have preached (Every teenager should The prospective bridegroom is a ' Professional Management Servi­ Army from 1966 to 1968. He is Mrs. Davis, during this first trip Catholic churches in Beijing,” Manchester. They have six grandchild­ a bit of soul-searching on eyed them all keenly 1980 graduate of Manchester High Foulds of Manchester. employed by Hamilton Standard of Drivers." This driver’s ed course will entitle you to a the part of the committee. in have been small, before he answered. "It’s know the truth about ces as a medical management back to Connecticut after a few Mrs. Davis said. "Very old and discount on your car insurance upon completion of the ren and one great-grandchild. though located in several drugs, sex and how to be School, Jerusalem Institute, Israel consultant. A May 19 wedding is planned in Windsor Locks. A fail wedding is weeks of setting up housekeeping very traditional. Latin. No music. So he stood up and read a signed, ‘The Apostle and Manchester Community Col­ planned. course. The course will be made up of two-day letter purporting to be large cities. I’ve not got Paul.’” happy. For Abby’s boo­ A May 5 wedding is planned. Westfield, Mass. in China, carried the pictures in a No sermons. The candles are sessions to be held Monday, Feb. 27,9:30 a.m. to 11:30 klet, send $2 and a long, lege. He is employed by Ryder shopping bag. There were three lighted with electric bulbs not from another applicant. along well with religious Truck Rental of Hartford, as a a.m., and 1 to 3 p.m., and on Tuesday, Feb. 28 at the “Gentlemen: Under­ leaders in towns where I DEAR ABBY: For all stamped (37 cents), self- albums, plus reading matter on burning wicks. Woman collects same times. All four sessions are mandatory. The cost have preached.,, In .^fact, addressed envelope to; rental representative. The state motto of South Carol­ Yellowstone National Park in­ The White House, with grounds some of China’s highlights — the offering. Six coal heaters, three on Service Notes standing your pulpit is those bewildered parents, An Aug. 12 wedding is planned at ina is ”Dum Spiro, Spero,” or, cludes portions of three states — covering 18 acres, is part of the is $10. Call the office at 647-3211, to register. vacant, I should'we, to some have threaten^ iDe who don’t know how to Abby, Teen Booklet, P.O. Great Wall, the Ming tombs. each side heat the church. We welcome Josephine Diminico back after being Imeprial Caterers. East Windsor. "While I breathe, I hope.” Wyoming, Montana and Idaho. National Park System. apply for the position. I and even attacked me introduce their son’s or Box 38923, Hollywood, “The children are my favorites "This almo.st has a feeling that I away for several weeks. We extend best wishes to Marine honored at camp have many qualifications physically. I am not too daughter’s live-in Calif. 90038.) — along with the old people,” Mrs. Margaret Newman for being here in her place when Davis said. have been transferred to another wO needed her. Marine Cpl. Kevin M. Fay, son of Joyce B. and "I try to photograph the parents, planet." For the next several weeks, the center will be Kenneth F. Fay of 70 Deborah Drive, Coventry, has De Kooning work in perspective or gandparents with the kids. They conducting a survey, asking your responses to the been awarded a Meritorious Mast while serving with do so love their childen. We all do. DAVISES FIRST "home in services you have received at the senior center. If you the 2nd Marine Division, Camp Lejeune, N.C. How do you judge dosage And it shows. China," was identified simply as are not part of an organized class or program, please A Meritorious Mast is official recognition from a By Frederick M. WInshIp attention until 1942 when he was 38. his earlier works so arresting. "They are very pleased when 1340, a small room with douUe stop by the office and pick up a form so that your Marine’s commanding officer for superior individual United Press International The Whitney exhibitions pick Whatever place de Kooning will you ask tq. photograph them, but beds in the Friendship Hotel, ivfrs. responses can be recorded. performance. It is issued in the form of a bulletin him uf> about 1937, when he painted occupy in the history of art (was he some do refuse. We understand Davis said the place was built by Peggy Kelly, a registered pharmacist, will continue published throughout the command. from the vitamin E bottle? NEW YORK — The Whitney and drew a melancholy series of the Rubens of the abstract expres­ some ... believe you are taking the Russians about 20 years ago to to counsel seniors about their prescriptions and Museum’s double-barreled res- men that evolved into a series of sionism?), he will remain one of away part of their soul when you house their people when they were over-the-counter drugs. Don’t forget to bring all your Army officer promoted trospective of abstract expression­ distorted, garish women in the the most important figures - in photograph them, so I try to be there. .. medications with you. Peggy will be at the center, DEAR DR. LAMB: I ist Willem de Kooning puts into early 1940s. These women were establishing world preeminence o f' careful to ask first." The Davises spent five day in Wednesday, Feb. 1, and every other week thereafter. ' Capt. David Creamer, son of Frank and Marion became worried after. I perspective the logical flow of his discarded, but like most de Koon­ American contemporary art fol­ their first home and then were DEAR DR. LAMB: Our Viewing pictures in the albums Other activities are as follows; Creamer of 261 Spring St., has been promoted to his read your column con­ work in a way that has not been ing themes, were to reappear and lowing World War II, and he his his wife had retrieved from the moved moved to Building No. 5, Jan. 23 — 12:30 p.m.. Legal Advocacy program present rank, while serving with the U.S. Army at cerning large doses of daughter loves physical possible in previous smaller become his most familiar subject, infiuence on a younger generation and 5316. A suite with brocaded fitness. But when she jogs, shopping bag to show another continues. Clay Kaserne, Galstedt, West Germany. vitamin E. -p Your Health exhibitons. one by which he is most wideiy of artists in the current return to couple at brunch before they draperies. Jan. 25 — 9:30 a.m., caning class starts. He was recently married to Captain Jacquie Several years ago, my her legs itch until she is Over 100 paintings and all 25 of identified by the casual gallery- figurative painting has been headed back to Beijing. Davis "This building houses Chinese Jackson of El Paso, Texas. doctor recommended I nearly out of her mind. If goer. experts — people |jired by the J Jan. 26 — 9:30 a.m., quilting class. the Dutch-born American artist’s considerable. Lawrence Lamb, M.D. she scratches, they break said: Chinese government to work Jan. 26 — Melvis in Concert — Thursday program. take vitamin E for cysts in sculptures covering 60 years of Complete abstraction asserted The retrospective is accompan­ "At the rate Agnes is taking Jan. 31 — 9:30 a.m., oil painting and macrame my breast. I haven’t had out into red welts. This is activity are on display on the itself in the late ‘40s, exemplified here," Mrs. Davis said. Completes degree program keeping her from running ied by the publication of a pictures by the end of the first year classes start. cysts in more than a year. Whitney’s vast fourth floor, to run by troubled works in color as well definitive book, “Willem de Koon­ we will have at least eight She turned the place into home Feb. 1—9:30 a.m., crewel classes start. Capt. Gary J. Newton, son of Robert P. and I started taking 400 as much as she would like. through ^eb. 26, together with 130 as black and white. Gradually the We haven’t found anyone ing; Drawings, Paintings, Sculp­ thousand China pictures." the way women do — with flowers: If you have'not had your hearing tested recently, Josephine M. Newton of 168 Benton St., has completed units and it stated on the drawings that are on exhibit on the figurative element re-emerged in ture” with 321 illustrations, 143 in a large mum plant and a dish of you may make an appointment with the Health the Air Force Institute of Technology program and bottle this was the recom­ medical complaints. In able to follow your pro­ who knows anything second floor. the wild-eyed, demonic, sex- about this. color, by Paul Cummings, Jorn SOME PICTURES showed Da­ about 9 narcissus bulbs that Department at 647-3173. Hearing scre.enings will be . received a master’s degree in engineering physics. mended daily amount. fact, some people who gress and is certain you’re' The two shows will be combined charged "Woman” series of the 'Merkert and Claire Stoullig (Nor­ vis in a Chinese tunic which he started growing about an inch a held at the center from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., on The program is conducted at Wright-Patterson Air Recently I purchased a take vitamin E for serious not having any complica­ into a single retrospective for 1950s, a period marked by inven­ ton, $25 paperback). wears on occasion when entertain­ day. Wednesday, Jan. 25. Force Base in Ohio. His wife is the former Jodi bottle of another brand medical problems need tions. But I must add that DEAR READER: Take display at Berlin’s Academy for tive draftsmanship that can best A Don’t forget that “Roots — Musically Speaking", Rinehart of Ford, Kan. He is a 1974 graduate of the and the daily recom­ medical attention or breast cysts often disap­ your daughter to see an Art March 10-April 28,’1984, and at be seen in his drawings. allergist. Some runners will be performed at the Hartford Insurance Group on University of Colorado, Boulder. mended dose was 30 lU. something more pear on their own. It’s the Museum of Modern Art at the WILLEM DE KOONING The pschologically charged Friday, Feb. 17 at 7:00 p.m. Tickets are available What is the difference effective. equally important for have this problem, al­ Pompidou Center in Paris June woman series, marked by bold, from Jeanette Cave. The program traces trends in between “mg.” and There are several dif­ women with cysts to elim­ though it’s rare. It can be 26-Sept. 24. . . . abstract expressionist sweeping use of paint tbdf is now black religious music as economic and sociological Trained in foocTservice ”IU”? I am thoroughly ferent vitamin E substan­ inate all sources of caf­ caused by an allergic The retrospective is a fitting known as “action pHsinting” , trends change. Pvt. Ronny A. Smith, son of Vertner C. Smith of 778 confused. ces. One milligram (mg.) feine and cigarettes. This reaction to heat. In those salute to the 79-year-old de Koon­ aspect of his work. wound down into a series of Wrights Mill Raod, Coventry, has completed an Army Also, what is the correct of alpha-tocopherol is eq­ appears to be very effec­ instances it’s more apt to ing, who has bben one of the most Son of a wine distributor, the excited, loosely painted abstracts MENU FOR WEEK: food service specialist course at Fort Dix, N.J. dosage? uivalent to 1.35 lU (inter­ tive after one year in occur during running in provocative artists of the 20th artist had formal schooling in art inspired by landscape. These were many women. hot or humid weather. interrupted in the mid-1960s by the Coming Feb. 3rd. Monday: chef’s choice, chicken gumbo soup, fruit The course trains personnel to prepare and serve national units); one mg. century and lately has become one in Rotterdam, Brussels and Ant­ N cocktail, beverage. food in large and small quantities. Students received DEAR READER: of gammatocopherol is To help rid your confu­ After a medical exami­ of the most expensive of living werp and supported himself paint­ return of his fearsomely grotesque Tuesday: hot dogs on bun, baked beans, sauerkraut, There are studies that equivalent to only one- sion about vitamin E, I’m nation, there are several artists, with paintings selling for ing signs and designing window female figures blasted into agi­ training in baking, field kitchen operations, and the things your daughter r peaches, beverage. operation of an Army dining facility. suggest vitamin E in large twentieth of an lU. These sending you The Health more than $1 million. displays while painting seriously tated landscapes like explosions. Wednesday: shells with meat sauce, salad, roll and doses is not always safe. confusing problems are Letter SR-11, Current Sta­ might try. One is the use of De Kooning, a U.S. citizen since at night. He emigrated to the Pure abstracts have dominated butter, gingerbread, beverage. But I’m really not con­ now being standardized tus of Vitamin E. Others antihistamines before she 1%2 and a resident of Eastern Long United States in 1926, settling in the 1970s and ’80s, the palette Thursday: baked chicken, mashed potatoes, peas Marti takes law course cerned about people who with a measure called who want this issue can runs, taken on a regular Island, has been recognized as one New York where he earned a living mellowing to cooler reds, yellows, basis. Another trial effort and carrots, ice cream, beverage. Ensign David K. Marti, son of Kenneth 6. and take vitamin E prescribed ”alpha-TE.” send 75 cents with a long, of the world’s leading abstract as a commercial artist, whites and blues. The last can­ Friday: minestrone soup, fish on a bun, dessert, by their physician. stamped, self-addressed would be to try cromolyn painters since he was exhibited at De Kooning attem^ed his first vases in the show, dated 1981 and Dorothy L. Marti of 20 Woodhill Road, has completed sodium, which is used to beverage. the Lawyers’ military justice course at the Naval I’m very concerned, In any case, it’s fine if envelope for it to me, in the Venice Biennale in 1950. He did color abstractions in ^ ^ , painting 1982, are lyric evocations of the however, about those who your doctor wants you to care of this newspaper, prevent asthmatic at­ not take up sculpture until 1969 and figuratively at the same time. artist’s quest for a perfect synthe­ Justice School, Newport, R.I. tacks. But she must see a SCHEDULE FOR'WEEK: V- The instruction is designed to provide a thorough take large doses on their take vitamin E for a P.O. Box 1551, Radio City worked at it only through 1974, From the beginning his works sis of his inner vision, painted with Olympics doctor first. • Monday: 10 a.m. bingo: noon luncn; 12:30 p.m. working knowledge of the Uniform Code of Military own for a variety of breast cyst, as long as he’s Station. New York, N.Y. producing a small collection of were disturbed, introspective, and bravura flourishes that are noble Legal Advocacy; pinochle; 1:30 p.m. exercise class: Justice. contorted bronze busts and human powerful, but he did not receive a and lighthearted but lacking in the bus pick up at 8 a.m.; return trips at 12:30 and 3:15 figures that are the least important gallery exhibition and critical tension and structure that made p.m. • Tuesday: 9 a.m. shopping bus; 10 a.m. square St. Onge promoted in Marines Actress who^idn’t make it dancing: noon lunch: 1:30 p.m. exercise with Cleo; Marine Lance Cpl. Mark C. St. Onge, son of 12:30 p.m. bus returns from shopping. Marie and Clifford St. Onge of 23 Falkner Drive, A bout Town • Wednesday: 9:30 a.m. caning class; 10 a.m. has been promoted to his present rank while '84 Friendship Circle; pinochle games; noon lunch; 12:30 serving with the 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing. finds zest for life is gone p.m. bridge games: 1:15 p.m. exercise class; 1 p.m. He is at the Marine Corps Helicopter Air Station, Sponsoring ski trip (STEP-Teen.) arts and crafts class; bus pick up at 8 a.m.; return New River, Jacksonville, N.C. The series will run (or 10 Thursday evenings and trips at 12:30 and 3:15 p.m. to marry. DEAR DR. BLAKER: I V The Manchester recreation departrpent is accept­ will be led by two parents, Nancy Mistretta of • Thursday: 9 a.m. orchestra rehearsal: 9:30 a.m. have tried for many years Keep on the track by not ing registration for a youth ski trip to Mount Manchester and Ruth Dick of Simsbury. Ms. basketweaving class: quilting class; 11:45 a.m. Major reports for duty to become a professional getting involved with men Southington, pianned for Feb. 11. Mistretta is a nurse at Manchester Memorial in the lunch: 1 p.m. Elvis and Friends; bus pick up at 10 actress, but to no avail. Ask who seem ineligible — The charge will be $26, which includes transpora- Emergency and Home Care Departments. a.m.; return after program. Marine Major Robert C. Dickerson Jr., son of because they are mar­ Robert C. and Thelma M. Dickerson of 211 Valleyview In the process of accept­ tion and a lift ticket. Rentals and lessons will be Registrations will be taken on a first-come RESERVE YOUR • Friday: 9:30 a.m. chess and checkers; 10 a.m. ing this failure, I am ^ W Dr. Blaker ried, too young, too old, available for an additional cost. first-serve basis. To register contact Ann Boney at the bingo: exercise with Cleo; noon lunch; 12:30 p.m. Road, has reported for duty with the 2nd Force too poor or whatever. hospital, 646-1222, Ext. 2417.“ 2 Service Support Group, Camp Lejeune, N.C. beginning to get de­ The group will leave at 8:30 a.m. and return at 5:30 setback games; 1:30 p.m. exercise class; bus pick up pressed. I have no energy Karen Blaker, Ph.D. By the way, it is not p.m. To register, or for more information, call at 8 a.m.; return trips at 12:30 and 3:15 p.m. unusual for a person to and wonder what 1 am 647-3166 after 3 p.m. Fun night planned at rec Takes part in exercises going to do with the rest of 1 - want a stable relationship SPA CE NO W! FRIDAY SETBACK SCORES: Peter Casella, 139; as he or she ^ s older. Army Spec. 4 William E. Bissette, son of Phyllis M. my life. Manchester recreation department will sponsor a Featuring: Editorial, Photos And Schedules Of Ed Scott, 129; George Brooks, 128: Bill Stone, 127; I’ve lost confidence be-v. Food to be distributed , "Night of Fun,” tonight from 6 to 9 p.m., at the Robert Schubert, 123; Floyd Post, 122; Doris Jacobs, and William R. Bissette of 28 Bigelow St., is a combat engineer with the 3rd Armored Division in Hanau, cause I feel my life is a 15 years. You suddenly felt inse­ Windham Area Community Action Program will Mahoney Recreation Center, 110 Cedar St., (or young Events That Will Be Supplied By Our Editorial 121; Marion Flavell, 119; Ann Wilkopp, 118; Ernest failure. distribute surplus food Jan. 31 at the Andover, Bolton people in Grades 7 through 12. Desrocher, 117; Merle Dewart, 117^ West Germany. I had a terrible mar­ cure as you celebrated the Down in the dumps? Get Department... He is a 1980 graduate of Manchester High School. riage and I have truly passage of another year. help from Dr. Blaker’s and Coventry town halls. The pool room, game room, exercise room and DEAR READER: enjoyed the freedom and Then you looked at your newsletter, “Fighting De­ In Andover the time will be 9 to 11; 30 a.m.; Bolton, gymnasium will all be open for exclusive use of this MONDAY PINOCHLE SCORES: Rene Maire, 808; When confronted with a age group. Peter Casella, 796; Herb Laquerre, 793; BessMoonan, excitement of the single options and panicked. pression.” Send 50 cents 10 a.m. to noon; and Coventry, 2 to 3 p.m. Completes unit training crisis, many people feel life. Don’t worry. I am not and a stamped, self- 781; Mina Reuther, 778; Clara Hemingway, 777; Hans they have failed in some Frederickson, 769; Arthur Bouffard, 764; Carl Popple, Army National Guard Pvt. Jeffrey R. Peterson, son But after my birthday going to suggest that you addressed envelope to Dr. Diet program to start Call The way. Once they define last week I started to get give up your goal of Blaker in care of this Bookmobile plans visits 762; Marge Reed, 748; Helena Gavello, 747; Sam of Robert W. and Catherine H. Peterson of 400 West their experience in these marriage. The “Fit ^ d Slim,” Diet Program will be open for Schors, 747. St., Bolton, has completed one station unit training at anxious. I began to feel it newspaper, P.O. Box 475, The bookmobile of the Manchester public libraries new membership, at half price, from Jan. 23 through the U.S. Army Infantry School, Fort Benning Ga. terms, they conclude was essential that I marry But I am proposing that Radio City Station, New will make a visit to Manchester Manor Convalescent there is no point in trying you refrain from making Feb. 3. The group meets each Wednesday at 7 p.m. at WEDNESDAY PINOCHLE: Ernest Grasso, 623; He is a 1983 graduate of Bolton High School. and settle down. York, N.Y. 10019. Home, Wednesday from 9:20 to 10:20 a.m. Concordia Lutheran Church, 40 Pitkin St., Room 7. anything else. They be­ So I started thinking it a short-term goal. Give Write to Dr. Blaker at It will be at Holiday House Jan. 31 from 10; 20 a.m. to Manchester Herald Ruth Howell, 613; Sol Cohen, 584; Gladys Seelert, 581; come convinced that their yourself a couple of years Wlni Cunningham conducts the weekly seminars in Sam Schors, 573; Marge Reed, 568; Rene Maire, 568; about the two men I am the above address. The 10:50 a.m. lo-cal food preparation, nutrition and behavior Trains in food work crisis is evidence of an dating. a n d work toward volume of mail prohibits Mary Trombley, 563. inability to succeed. marriage. modification. The diet program is structured to Army Reserve Pvt. Patrick L. Caye, son of Ralph F. One is married but says personal replies, butqoes- Election of officers planned Do not use this crisis in he will leave his wife — After all, you may not tions of general interest supply a well-balanced, nutritious eating pattern for a Advertising Dept. BOWLING SCORES: Men’s hi single — Paul Caye and Toni A. Caye, both of Manchester, has your work life as a cause healthy and permanent weight loss. Desjeunes, 233; hi triple — Sam Maltempo, 580. which I doubt. The other is be currently dating the will be discussed in future COVENTRY — The annual meeting for the election completed an Army food service specialist course at for inaction. Use it as an single but doesn’t make kind of man you would like columns. of officers for the Coventry Youth Baseball For more information and enrolling in the diet Women’s hi single and hi triple — Ginger Yourkas, 190 Fort Jackson, S.C. opportunity to change ana program, contact Mrs. Cunningham at 649-4467. and 486. enough money to keep me Association, will be Monday at 8 p.m. at the Captain grow. This crisis does not in the style to which I am Nathan Hale School, Main Street. mean you are a failure as Here’s where to write BRIDGE SCORES: Hans Bensche, 4,540; Kitty Trains at Army school accustomed. Anyone Interested in volunteering for the program Packman to be speaker a person. It may merely Here’s where to write for advice from the should attend the meeting. Byrnes, 4,490; Nadine Malcom, 4,230; Helen Bensche, Army National Guard Pvt. Richard D. Tarascio Jr., indicate that, at this par­ The more 1 think about Richard Packman, superintendent of the Bolton 3,650. son of Sharon L. Lee and stepson of David W. Leeof 28 ticular point in your life, syndicated advice columnists featured in the schools, will be the speaker at the Bolton Senior this situation, the worse I Manchester Herald: TODAY! Lilley St., has completed one station unit training at becoming an actress is not feel. Hospital sponsors discussions Citizens meeting Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. in the • And now, pidgin Shakespeare the U.S. Army Infantry School, Fort Benning. Ga. the best direction for I am no longer able to • Dear Abby — Abigail Van Buren, P.O. Box Community Hall. 38923, Hollywood, Calif. 90038. Improving relationships between parents and The Bible, technical and medical books, laws, finding fulfillment. relax. My life seems like a teenagers will be the focus of a series of discussions to His topic will be ”An Education Yesterday, Today comic strips and Shakespeare have been translated Learns motor transport Now is the time to look total mess. • Dr. Lamb — Dr. Lawrence Lamb, M.D.,.,Pfi. m . start Feb. 2 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. and Tomorrow. Blood pressures will be taken before into pidgin English. The Folger Library in Washing­ ahead to your alternatives Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York, N Y Reservations must be made by Jan. 26. the meeting. ton. D.C. devoted to "Shakespeareana,” contains a Pvt. Richard W. Glode, son of Sandra L. Koehler of and your new freedom. DEAR READER: You 10019. The program is being sponsored by the Depart­ book in which Anthony, deliveringhis funeral oration 311 E. Middle Turnpike, h'is completed an Army are forcing yourself to • Dr. Blaker — Dr. Karen Blaker, Ph.D., P.O. ments of Pediatrics and Child Life. Discussions will be Golden Agers to meet over the body of Julius Caesar, says: "Me kam tasol motor transport operator course at Fort Dix, N.J. DEAR DR. BLAKER: I make a choice between Box 475, Radio City Station, New York N Y - b a ^ on the widely-used parent education program. The Golden Age Club will meet Tuesday at 1 p.m. at Instruction was also given in the transportation of am a 43-year-old woman 643 2711 long plantin Kaesar." literaly meaning. "I come to two equally unattractive 10019. * Systematic Training (or Effective Parenting of Teens the Senior Center, East Middle Turnpike. plant Caesar." personnel, equipment and supplies. who has been divorced for alternatives. !

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\ \ MANCIIKSTEK HEKALl) S;iliird,iy. .I;in 21. 19H4 - IS 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Jan. 21. 1984 The Rev. Charles H. Ericson to be Installed Feb. 26 Bolton’s new pastor welcomed with ice cream SPORTS / Bv Susan Plese church, and I^njoyed it," he says. week. “ That was a high priority smile, and he seems perfectly at it,” he says. “ It’s a very lovely Newton Theological School in Herald Reporter It was a good opportunity for a with the church,” he says. "And ease speaking with a stranger. He home. Immediately when we Newton., Mass. newly ordained minister, he says. that’s an area I enjoy.” displays no self-consciousness. walked in it felt like home.” Odd coupie to meet in Super Bowi XViii He’s traded Fairfield for Bolton, "But the lifestyle was a little Ericson also wants to make Ericson's wife Jane is trained in and a church of 900 for a more fast-paced, a little more some kind of effort to encourage THE BOLTON CONGREGA­ therapeutic recreation, and before By Joe Carnicelli they put the team ahead of their Flores also said he did not congregation of 300. The change is sophisticated than in Wethers­ former church members to return TION has done much to make the their children were born, she was UPl Executive Sports Editor own individual accomplishments. consider poor weather a factor. a "welcom e one,” says the Rev. field,” he says. So he and his to the church. "W e’ve even talked Ericson family feel welcome. employed as activities director in If someone gets in trouble, we try "Not unless it’s a typhoon or Charles H. Ericson, new pastor of family — vyife Jane. Jennie Lee, 2, about an ecumenical effort," he When he was introduced to the several convalescent homes. She is TAMPA, Fla.'— “We are a to help him just as we would a something. ” Flores said. "Jim Bolton Congregational Church on and Danny, 6 months — went says. There are three other parishioners at a dinner in Sep­ currently a full-time homemaker. family," said Coach Joe Gibbs in member of our family at home. It’s (Piunkett) is a good bad weather Bolton Center Roiid, north. churches in Bolton. tember, he happened to mention She has assumed no formal role describing the Washington a good atmosphere to have on your quarterback. We had bad weather Ericson, 30, won't be officially “ That’s one of the things I like his love for ice cream. as “ minister’ s wife,” Ericson Redskins. club. I think one of the reasons why against Buffalo and he played well installed until Feb. 26. But already BOLTON’S CHURCH includes about Bolton,” he says. "There When he walked into the Bolton says. “ That’s one of the things “ We are an orphanage,” said we’ve done so well is that we have and when Mare Wilson got hurt he's been on the job in the 1725 parishioners of all ages. "It’s a seems to be a cooperative effort parsonage in January, a slip of that's nice — both here and in Coach Tom Flores in assessing the players who enjoy playing for this against Kansas City, Jim came in frame church for three weeks. And good mix,” Ericson says. "There between churches.” Ericson has paper caught his eye. "The first Fairfield — there weren't the old Los Angeles Raiders. team, who like being here and cold on a really bad day and moved he’s very pleased with what he's are a number of people who have seen other communities, he says, thing I found on the counter was a expectations of a minister’s wife. Those one-line statements pretty being associated with this team ." the club well. found. been here since day one — they’re where the churches seemed to gift certificate for a half gallon at They hope that if she wants to take much sum up the difference " I don’t believe in a team of 47 "Some quarterbacks gel rattled Ericson was associate pastor at a real asset to me — but there are a work competitively against each Shady Glen — which I imediately a role, she will.” between the Redskins and the clones," Flores said. “ I don't think at the slightest hint of bad weather ■the First Church Congregational in number of singles and families. other. redeemed,” he says. In Fairfield, MrsfEricson was Raiders, who meet Sunday in the I could stand that. We have a team but not Jim ." Fairfield for more than three years That’s one of the things that was He believes in shared leader­ Volunteers from the church also active in the women's fellowship, Super Bowl for the National of individuals. They like to say -t . Both coaches will put their clubs when he accepted o'call to Bolton. attractive to m e,” he says. ship. " I hope I can inspire others to worked very hard to get the and she took great pleasure Football League championship. what they think and unfortunately through light final workouts He and his wife were both raised in Already Ericson has taken a few work with me in the total leader­ parsonage ready for its new playing in the bell choir. Bolton’s The Redskins, one of the oldest sometimes they talk too much. But Saturday. clubs in the league, have become Wethersfield, however, so a return new steps. There had not been a ship,” he says. " I try not to be a occupants. Wallpaper was re­ church does not have a bell choir, I ’m not one to try to restrict them. "W e're rarin to go,” Gibbs said. one of the most popular establish­ X 'f . to this neck of the Connecticut senior high youth group for several one-man show." placed, rooms were painted and however. They're a very unique group.” “ This is what we've trained and ment clubs of the league, playing woods seemed natural. years, so he met over pizza a’nd He has an easy-going way. His the home was generally spruced Ericson is a graduate of Trinity Gibbs, whose club will be defend­ '■f-' worked for all season and we're The Rev. Ericson out of the nation's capital. Their ing the Super Bowi title it won last "Fairfield was a very nice Coke with some interested kids last face crinkles frequently into a up. "People put a lot of time into College in Hartford and Andover- looking forward to it. It’s too bad style is a throwback to the old days year with a victory over Miami, that you can win all these games of football — line up the biggest N and Flores met with the news and have a tremendous season and players you can find and hammer media for the last time Friday as ) come down to a situation where 2 -MACC News- away at the opposition with a big, light 'rain fell outside. Rain was Alternative mission group only one team can consider the powerful fullback. expected all day Friday and season a success. That’s the team The Raiders, on the other hand, Saturday with overcast conditions thatWins Sunday.” are the most anti-establishment and temperatures in the 60s club in the league. They went so far predicted for game day. "W e’re all set.” Flores said. Vignettes are updated aims to send more overseas as to file suit against the league Both Gibbs and Flores felt the "We’ve had a great week of and win their case to move from weather would not be a factor. practice and we’ll just polish a few- Oakland to Los Angeles last Tampa Stadium has a natural things on Saturday. I'll just talk to foreign missionaries has declined but we would supplement it Ijy Editor’s note; this column is prepared by the thanks to you. she and her youngsters had a great By D(ivld E. Anderson season. Their players — many of grass surface which is considered the coaches Saturday night and and the concept of foreign mission sending more evangelical and staff of the Manchester Area Conference of Christmas. United Press International them castoffs from other clubs — the best in the NFL. then relax. I ’ll probably spend the work has been radically altered. traditional Methodist missionar­ night watching Fantasy Island or Churches. We wrote about several persons suffering from ies, especially ‘frontier’ mission­ are free spirits who don’t hesitate “ I feel confident if it rains since I cancer. One of them is a very special lady who is Critics of the United Methodist to speak their minds. And their think we have the best bad weather the Love Boat. What a glamorous Leaders of the effort, which is aries to places where they have not now having great difficulty swallowing anything Church’s Board of Global Minis­ style is wide-open, based on long quarterback in football in Joe life we coaches lead. expected to be fully under way by heard the Gospel,” the Rev. L. D. By Nancy Carr but liquid foods, and has lost an incredible tries have taken steps to form a passes and big plays. 'Theismann,” Gibbs said. “ The ’T m looking forward to the early February, say they are. not Thomas recently told the United MACC executive director number of pounds. We had hoped to buy winter new “ alternative” mission agency “ The jtey to the Redskins’ wind is the'thing that concerns me if it’s from his background in them on a raw, cold day. Our game. Too much has been said out to compete with the church’s Methodist News Service, the de­ ball. clothing and a big red poinsettia in addition to a aimed at sending more evangelical success is that we are a fam ily,” most. Wind can change the game. Canada or what but it doesn’t “ 1 remember when 1 was an quarterbacks could hardly hold on already about who’s going to do official mission agency, the Board nomination’s official news agency. During the two weeks before Christmas, the' specially prepared Christmas basket. Well, the and -traditional missionaries Gibbs .said. “ We have players with Joe handles the weather as well as matter if it’s windy or wet or cold. assistant at Southern Cal and Joe to the ball and he threw for over 500 what to who. It’s time to play the of Global Ministries, but are Manchester Herald was printing brief two- or basket got there and she will be going shopping overseas. anyone I ’ve ever seen. 1 don't know Joe seems to be able to throw the was at Notre Dame and we played yards.” game and see who’s better” offering a “ supplemental mission TH O M A S, pastor of First United tremendous individual talent but three-paragraph vignettes of 10 of the 14 with Sarah for some clothing, but each of us Methodist Church, Tulsa, Okla.,.is households on our Christmas list. We’ve received The move reflects the anger and agency.” thought the other had ordered the flowers. So, on "W e are not trying to take over chairman of the steering commit­ so many questions concerning the families frustration felt in many mainline Jan. 6 (a little late), she has gotten a special what the Board of Global Minis- tee for the group. “ The Mission involved that we’ve put together a report for you. Protestant denominations over the flower arrangement from all of us to ” a brave past decade as the number of tires does in sending missionaries. Society for United Methodists.” Circumstancc<'^ure a 'bit better for the lady.” abandoned mother with the young child who was And our young grandmother who is raising her Agreement reached evicted from her apartment and who subse­ young grandchildren along with her own quently delivered premature twins. Thanks to the children, not only received clothing vouchers, but many generous contributors to Seasonal Sharing a special gift from a special lady, Norma Calendar and a real break in apartment finding, she was in Gentilcore, to buy boots for all four children, and for Edgewood sale her new apartment by Christmas Eve. Volunteer to top it all off, the Jaycee Santa arrived with gifts Jane Galuccia (who is the woman Friday of our for all the children, in addition to the gifts in their Human Needs Department) hand-delivered the Christmas basket. Bible class meets Trustees to meet BLOOMFIELD (UPI) - facility can become one of the check Friday afternoon and the landlord said The Manchester Jaycees every Christmas play The following events are scheduled at Concordia The following events are scheduled at South United PGA Commissioner Deane R. premier spectator-oriented golf they could move in the next day. Thanks be to God Santa to area children in special need, bringing Lutheran Church'for the coming week; Methodist Church for the coming week: Beman said Friday an agree­ courses in the world.” he said. both twins survived and are growing stronger. gifts and cheer. The ages ot the children range Monday —,7:30 p.m,, worship and music, church Tuesday — 3 p.m., Asbury BellRingers; 7; 30 p.m., ment in principle has been Beman said the distinction Thanks to you they’ll have an apartment to come from 18 months to 13 years. This year, six families room. finance committee; women’s pra^w and study. home to. reached that could convert the would attract national and and 23 children were greeted. It was coordinated Tuesday — 6:30 p.m.. Children’s Choir; 6:45 p.m.,, Wednesday — 6:55 p.m., Wesley Bell Ringers; 7:30 / worldwide interest in the GHO, Edgewood Golf Club to a Our other young single mother and her by Jim Mullen. It was a great success and a big catechetics classes, church school wing; 8 p.m., Bible p.m.. Chancel Choir; teacher’s meeting; adult Bible tournament players club, a including a stronger field of one-year-old daughter are still seeking a home. surprise visit to all recipients. study, church room. study. spectator-oriented tournament touring professionals, a larger We were able to provide winter clothing for the Wednesday — 7 p.m-. Fit and Slim, room 7; 7:45 Thursday — 6:30 p.m.. Junior Choir: 7:30 little one. and a big Christmas basket with gifts golf facility. tournament purse, more spec­ J THERE WAS NO happy ending for our street p.m., Concordia Choir rehearsal, p.m.Youth Choir; board of trustees, new and old Edgewood has been exten­ tators and an increase in for them both, and if she can find a rent she can person. Although there were Christmas stockings Thursday — 9:30 a.m., Bible discovery group, members, sively redesigned by golf archi­ charitable contributions from afford, we have the money for the security at the foot of every cot on Christmas, and most of church room; 1:30 p.m.. Golden Age group. Friday — 10 a.m., Al-Anon. tect Pete Dye to host the the Greater Hartford Jaycees’ deposit. the. men were delightedly surprised (one Greater Hartford Open for the share of the revenues. .. The third vignette w’as about an elderly reportedly begun to hum and sing over his new first time this year. Also, the club would host gentleman we call our walking man. Another socks and gloves and ended up wearing both to Congregation to meet The new agreement with year-round tour activities, in­ elderly gentleman who is just as friendly and bed — though I ’ve certainly slept with my socks The following events are scheduled at Emanuel Edgewood owners calls for cluding professional demon­ wonderful as our walker, brought in a blank check on, I don’tever remember wearing gloves to bed. Center plans week and invited the elderly outreach worker to write Lutheran CHurch for the coming week: additional improvements to the strations and clinics. but I ’m pleased that he was pleased), the young Sunday — 10:45 a.m., annual congregational The following events have been scheduled at Center in what was needed to buy our walker new shoes course and clubhouse over the “ We couldn’t be happier with man I wrote about would not touch his. The meeting, no Sunday school; 2 p.m., youth group Congregational Church for the coming week: the proposal," said Bruce A that fit and a cane. I ab.solutely love it. It will be next two to three years. headline on his paragraph in the Herald read volleyball. Tuesday — 10:30 a.m., visitation, Robbins Room; Cowen. chairman of the 1984 one of my favorite Christmas stories. We had "H e ’s confused: he’s angry; he’s sick." 3:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Choir, Choral Room; 6 p.m., Tournament players club pro­ several other gifts of canes and shoes which have Monday — 3:30 p.m., staff meeting; 6:45 p.m., Herald photos by Pinto GHO. He is indeed confused, sick and angry and scouts: 7:30 p.m., ECW board meeting, property confirmation parent’s night. Robbins Room. jects are part of the PGA Tour’s "There is no dciSbt that a been passed along to others in need. somehow in his hurt and confusion, his loneliness committee. Wednesday — 1 p.m., group study, library; 6:30 Coventry’s Mark Berkowitz (25) and basketball in COC action at the Patriots’ overall plan for expanding i Tournament Players Club pro­ and alienation, the stocking- only made things Tuesday — 10 a.m., Beethoven Chorus; 1:30 p.m.. p.m., sacred dance. Federation Room; 7 p.m., Bible world-class tournament golf vides a number of potentially I STILL HAVE two packages of cards for our Bolton's Keith Owen (45) look for the gym Friday night. wor.se. A cot in a shelter with a Christmas We Gals, all retired women of community invited: 4 study. Carrier Room; 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir, facilities and to improve specta­ outstanding benefits to a tour­ lady who, in spite of her own pain and troubles, PGA commissioner Deane stocking from strangers only reminded him of all choral room. tor enjoyment of tour events. nament sponsor," Cowen said, continues to send messages of hope and caring to p.m.. Junior Choir; 7:30 p.m., evangelism committee. that was no longer his — home, family, friends. Thursday — 10 a.m., Bible study, Robbins Room; Beman said. Two are open for Beman was in Bloomfield other shut-ins. All the other cards andstamps you Wednesday — 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.. Chestnut Hill Scholastic basketball roundup ’’not the least of which is the The hurt was deepened, not eased. He's in jail at Preschool open house: 7:30 p.m., Emanuel Choir. 7:30 p.m., parish visitation, Robbins Room. play and two are under Friday to announce the probability of increased re­ N sent in for her were delivered with her Christmas this writing. I would ask you to please keep him in Thursday — 10 a.m., prayer group; II: 15 a.m., care construction. acquisition of the Edge- venue, which is vital to the basket. your prayers. and visitation: noon, Manchester Community Servi­ “ The project of renovating continued expansion of our By Chri.s-tmas, the mother who was sleeping on And just a few lust Christmas thank you’s — ‘Jesus loves me’ wood Golf Club in ces Council, Luther Hall; 9to 11:30 a.m., Chestnut Hill Edgewood to its present level is tournament purse and the work the floor (she and the children came to the especially to Center Congregational — which not Cromwell. Preschool open house; 3:45 p.m.. Belle Choir; 6:30 The Second Congregational Church will sponsor a Windham nips MHS in OT an example of tremendous of "the Jaycees within the apartrhent from a battered women’s shelter) not only adopted 32 families for Christmas baskets p.m., confirmation classes; 7:30 p.m., basketball community.” only had a bed, but^i beautiful, almost new, free story hour called “ Jesus loves me” Wednesday community effort...” Beman and gifts, but also collected 400 small gifts for the practice at Waddell. from 1 to 2:30 p.m. at the church, 385 N. Main St. worthy of hosting the GHO. Other player clubs arc in kitchen set, lamps, a couch and a green velvet WINDHAM - With Leo Desau- rebounds. Alex Zorba hooped 13 said at a news conference. Meadows; 200 toys for children of prisoners at Saturday — 10:30 a.m., youth rehearsal for Sunday; Children age 3 to 5 are invited to enjoy stories, "W e’re certain, however, that Ponte Vedra and Coral Springs, chair she fell in love with. She’s a gusty lady, and tels five-for-eight from the foul line points and Keith Owen nine to pace ’’They’ve done a highly com­ Somers, and 25 Just for You gifts 8 p.m.. Alcoholics Anonymous at Luther Hall, 60 songs, crafts, fingerplays and refreshments. Call with the additional renovations Fla.; Castle Rock, Colo., and in overtime, Windham High nipped Bolton. 1-7 in the conference and mendable job of producing an Church St.; Emanuel basketball at Illing. 649-2863 before Monday to register. we would hope to make this near Houston, Texas. Manchester High, 47-46, in CCIL 1-9 overall. excellent lacility, certainly one action here Friday night. Coventry hosts RHAM Tuesday The win lifts the Whippets to 5-4 while Bolton is on the road at Vinal in the league and 5-5 overall while Tech in Middletown. 'Religious services the loss drops the Silk Towners to COVENTRY (51) - Seymour 3 also 5-4 in the league and 6-4 1-4 7, Berkowitz 5 8-11 18, Lewis 2 Eagles stop losing ways overall. 3-3 7, LaFerriere 4 5-7 13, Harris 3 pastor. 10 a.m., worship ser­ 0-1 6, Kaplan 0 0-0 0. Totals 17 17-26 worship; 6 p.m., worship. Tolland Turnpike, Manches­ Saturday massesat4and6:30 Society-East, 153 W. Vernon A desperation shot by Albie Assemblies of God Wednesday, 7 p.m., Bible vice and church school. (649- ter. Tuesday, Congregation Methodist Pentecostal 51. V p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, St., Manchester. Rev. Arnold Harris as he was falling down sent Calvary Church (Assem­ study. Nursery provided for 0815) Bible Study, 7 p.m.; Thurs­ 9 ,10:30 a.m.,noon,andSp.m. Westwood, minister. 10:30 BOLTON 446) — Ferguson 2 4-4 all services. (646-391)3) day, Theocratic School Bolton United Methodist United Pentecostal the game into overtime for Man­ blies of God). 400 Buckland Church, 1041 Boston Turn­ Church, 187 Woodbrldge St., (643-4129) a.m., service. (646-5151) 8, Owen 4 /1-3 9, Sheetz 3 2-2 8. with OT win over St. Paul Covenant (speak Ing cou rse), 7:30 p.m.; chester at 42-all. Harris' shot Road, South Windsor. Rev. pike, Bolton. Rev. Stewart Manchester. Rev. Marvin St. Mary Church, 1600Main Kenneth L. Gustafson, pas­ Congregational Service meeting (ministry St., Coventry. Father James Haloburdo/2 2-2 6, Zorba 6 1-4 13. Trirtltv Covenant Church# training), 8:15 p.m.; Sunday, Lanier, pastor, 9:30 o.m., Stuart, minister. 10 a.m., followed a missed attempt by Ken tor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday 302 Hackmatack St.# Man­ church school; 11 a.m., wor­ Sunday school; I I a.m ., J. Williamson, pastor. Carpenter 1 0-1 2, "rotals 18 10-1646. school; 10:30 a.m., worship, Bolton Congregational Public Bible Lecture, 9:30 Masses Saturday at 5:15 Willis. Bv Rich Cahill There was Mike Alvarez of St. ICO "I die end of the period, Church, 238 Bolton Center chester. Rev. Norman Swen­ a.m .; Watchtower Study, ship service, nursery. (649- morning worship; 6 p.m., THt child-care and nursery; 7:00 son. 6 a.m., worship; 9:25 3472) evening worship; 7:30 p.m., p.m.; Sunday 9:30 and 10:45 Manchester won the tap but lost Herald Sports Writer Paul, sinking a free throw with two behind Brunone’s eight points. p.m., evening service of Road, at the Green, Bolton. 10:25. (646-1490) M H S giHGcbeaten Rev. Charles H. Ericson, a.m., Sunday school; 10:25 North United Methodist bible study (Tuesday); 7 a.m.; holydavs, 5:30and7:30 BIBLE possession with the Whippets’ seconds left to send the game into The Falcons came back to take a praise and Bible preaching. Church, 300 Parker St., Man­ p.m. Confessions 4:30 to 5 (644-1102) Minister. 9:30 a.m., worship ‘ a.m., coffee and fellowship; p.m., Ladles' prayer (Thurs­ Desautels converting one-for-two Its continued inability to put the It seemed as though there were overtime. 34-31 lead at the half. The Eagles 11 a.m., worship. (649-2855) chester. Richard W. Dupee, day); 7 p.m., Meh's prayer p.m. (742-6655) SPEAKS service, nursery, church Jewish — Church ot St. Maurice, 32 school; 10:30 a.m., fellow­ pastor. Schedule: 8:45 o.m., (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Youth By at the other end. Desautels, after ball in the basket w aM h e -story as many heroes as minutes played. There was St. Paul’s Gary lied it, 45-45. after three quarters, Baptist ship; 10:45 a.m., forum pro­ Episcopal Conseirvative worship, adult Bible class, service (Fridov). (649-9848) Hebron Road, Bolton. The Ougeno an Indian, miss, provided the again Friday night aV Clarke There was East Catholic’s Joe Roberge, getting his only two takingadvantageofSt.Paul’spoor . gram. (649-7077 office or nursery; 10:15a.m.,worship, Rev. J. Clifford Curtin, pas­ SI. George's Episcopal Temple Beth Sholom# 400 church school lor age 3 tor. Saturday massat 5 p.m.; Whippets with some breathing Arena as Manchester Higl1“girls’ Smith, hitting a^l8-foot jump shot points of the evening on an shooting in the period. Then it was 2 Baptist Bible Church of 647-8878 parsonage. Church, 1150 Boston Turn­ E. Middle Turnplker Man­ fhrough 6 grade, nursery; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9:15 room and they held on. basketball team succumbed to with 57 se c o n ^ ^ ft to play to lie the off-balance 20-footer which sent time for the heroics to begin. Coventry, the Gronge build­ Center Congregationat and 11 a.m. (643-4466) ing, Route 44, Coventry. Ste­ Church, 11 Center St., Man­ pike, Bolton. Sunday 8 a.m., chester. Richard J. Flavin, 5:30 p.m.. Senior Methodist Presbyterian “ Windham played a lot harder Windham High, 54-34, in CCIL score at ,53r the game into a second overtime. In the two overtime periods, Eucharist; 10 a.m. Holy rabbi; Israel Tabatsky, can­ Youth Fellowship at church; In our world ot toir ex­ phen Smith, pastor. Worship chester. Rey. Newell H. Cur­ Coventry Presbyterian change, wo are accui- than we did-early,” said Manches­ And then, fittingly, there wasthe services Sunday ot 11 a.m. tis Jr., senior pastor; Rev. Eucharist, Rev. John Hol- tor; Dr. Leon Wind, rabbi 7 o.m. sacred dance rehear­ action. neither team missed much. The llger, vicar. 11 a.m., fellow­ emeritus. Services. 8:15p.m. sal. (649-3696) Church, Route 44A and Trow­ Saivation Army lomad to a day'a work lor ter coach Doug Pearson. “ We only Eagles' Chris Brunone, the game's and 7 p.m. All ore welcome. Robert J. Bills, minister of bridge Rood, Coventry. Rev. The Silk Towners trailed by Eagles were 4-for-4 from the field (742-7937) visitations; Rev. Clifford O. ship hour. Monday through Friday and 9:45 a.m. Satur­ South United Methodist a day'a pay, ot prolila had five offensive rebounds and three at the half, 22-19. But then the high scorer, calmly netting two and the Falcons were 4-for-6. The Friday, 4:45 p.m.; Wednes­ day. (643-9563) Church, 1226 Main St., Man­ Brad Evans, pastor. Sunday, Salvation Army, 661 Moln baaed upon Inyaal- Wickham gets Community Baptist Simpson, pastor emeritus; 9:30 a.m., worship; 10:45 St., Manchester. Copt, and they had 12. Their intensity was a free throws to give his team a 67-66 Church, 585 E. Center St., Michael C. Thornton, asso­ day, 9 a.m., Holy chester. Dr. Shephard S. menta, ot “giving" belora visiting Whippets outscored the difference was Brunone’s free Eucharlst.(643-9303) Johnson, Rev. Laurence M. a.m., Sunday school; 7 p.m., Mrs. Randall Davis. 9:30 lot greater than ours. They were double overtime win over St. Paul Manchester. Rev. James I. ciate pastor. 10a.m., worship Bible study and fellowship. a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 receiving. Indeed we are Indians, 10-3, in the third stanza for throws, which came with 15 Meek, minister. 9:15 a m., service, sanctuary; 10 a.m. St. Mary's Episcopal Hill, pastors. 9 and 10:45 Open meets Friday night at the East gym. Church, Park and Church a.m., worship; 9a.m.,church Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., a.m., holiness meeting; 7 00 conditioned to thia really hustling. a 32-22 lead going into the final seconds left church school for all oges, church school. (647-9941) Lutheran prayer meeting. (742-7222) p.m., salvation meeting. way of thinking that wa kindergarten through Grade First Congregational streets, Manchester. Rev. school, nursery through se­ “ We worked harder later on but Bolton’s Keith Owen (45) eight minutes. "They outscored us The victory over the Bristol The Eagles got the ball inside to Stephen K. Jacobson, rector; Concordia Lutheran nior high; 10:45 a.m., Presbyterian Church of (649-7787). cannot Imagine being 4 continuing during the ser­ Church of Andover, Route 6, Manchester, 43 Spruce St., we didn't play well offensively. We 10-3 in the third quarter and that Wickham Park has inherited school broke a four-game losing Brunone all evening — something vice; 10:30 a.m., morning Andover. Rev. Richard H. Rev. Frederick P. Moser, Church (LCA), 40 Pitkin St., nursery; United Methodist benellciarlea of anoth- grabs ahold of the basket­ associate rector. 7:30 a.m.. Manchester. Rev. Burton D. Youth Fellowship; 7:30 p.m., Manchester. Rev. Richard had a huge size advantage but was it,” said Manchester coach a third big cross country meet in streak for the Eagles, who had they had been having difficulty worship. t4ursery provided. Taylor, pastor. Sunday wor­ Gray, pastor. 10:30 a.m., UnUarian ar'a largeiae, no atrlnga ball with two hands in cage (643-0537) ship: II a.m., nursery care Holy Eucharist; 9a.m ., Holy Strand, pastor. Schedule: 8 Bible, song, prayer fellow­ attached. ‘ didn’ t use it at all," Pearson Steve Armstrong, who has seen his the fall, it has been announced. dropped seven of their last eight doing in recent games. The Eagles’ Eucharist and Church School a.m.. Holy Communion, ship. (647-9141) worship service, nursery, Faith Baptist Church, 52 provided. Church school: 9:15 a.m., Sunday school; 7 Universaiist added. action against Coventry. hoopsters drop seven in a row to The park, already site of the games after opening ihc season center finished with 25 points, his Lake St., Manchester. Rev. 9:30 a.m., Sunday. (742-7696) with child core; 11 a.m.. Holy nursery; 9:15 a.m., church Eucharist. (649-4583) school and Christian Growth p.m.. Informal worship. (643- For thie reaaon, wa ap­ Desautels had IB points to pace .fall to 3-8 overall, 2-7 in the league. Wickham Park Invitational in with two victories. The Eagles are lop offensive output of the season. James Bellasov, poster. 9:30 First Congregational Mormon 0906) Unitarlon Universaiist proach Chrlatlanity from a.m., Sunday schooi; 10:30 Church of Coyentrv, 1171 hour, nursery: 10:30 a.m.. Windham while Willis hooped 18 to in COC basketball action here Windham goes to 6-3 in the CCIL early October and the Girls’ 4-8 overall and 2-2 in the Hartford "Brunone playued an outstanding Holy Communion, nursery. thIa point ol ralaranca. a.m., worship service; 7 Main St., Coventry. Rev. Gospel Church of Jesus Christ ot lead Manchester. Friday night. and overall with the win. State Class Meets in November, County Conference. The Falcons game offensively," Penders said. Bruce Johnson, pastor, II (649-5311) And ao wa attempt to p.m., evening service. (646- Emanuel Lutheron Lottor Day Saints (M or­ Windham was outscored from “ We didn’t turn the ball over that will be the new location for the fell to 5-5 overall and 2-3 in the " I think he was the difference 5316) a.m., worship; 9:30 a.m., Church ot the Living God, mon), 30 Woodside St., Man­ bargain with Qod, to be The clubs were deadlocked at church school In Church an evangelical, full-gospel Church, 60 Church St., Roman Cathoiic the field, 19-16, but was 15-for-32 12-all at the half before the excessively. We just didn’t put the Boys’ and Girls’ State Open conference. tonight.” First Baptist Church, 240 Manchester. Rev. Dale H. chester. Wayne S. Taylor, good enough to daterva Hillstown Rood, Manchester. Lane House. Nursery care church, Robertson School, bishop, 9:1S a.m., sacrament Church ot the Assumption, hla love. The more from the foul line against eight-for- Patriots, 9-1 overall and 7-1 in the ball in the hole,” Armstrong said. Meets. "It was a great high school The Eagles now have a week off, Dr. C. Conley, pastor. (649- provided. (742-8487) North School Street, Man­ Gustafson, pastor; Steven P. "Successful meeting; 10:15 a.m., Sunday chester. Rev. David W. Sabin, Intern; Rev. C. Henry Adams Street at Thompson thoughful aoon aea the 15 for the Indians to take the COC, outscored the Bulldogs, 21-9, Lisa Ruggs led four Whippets in The latter events were for­ basketball game — two Fridays in before playing at Xavier of Middle- 7509) Second Congregational school and primary; 11:25 Road, Manchester. Rev. Ed­ futility ol thia approach. First Boptlst Chapel of the Church, 385 N. Main St., Mullen, pastor. Meeting Sun­ Anderson, pastor emeritus. a.m., priesthood and relief decision. to take a 33-21 lead going into the twin figures with 14 points. Kris merly held at Edgewood Golf a row,” East coach Jim Penders town Friday and at East Lyme the Sunday schedule: 9:30 a.m., ward S. Pepin, pastor. Satur­ Oltlllualonod, they turn Deof, 240 Hillstown Road, Monchester. The Rev. v. days, 10 to 11:30a.m. Nursery society. (643-4003) day masses at 5 and 7:30 Manchester’s next game is Tues­ final eight minutes of play. Noqne had a strong game for Course in Cromwell but the golf said. TJie difference between F ri­ following evening. Friday's win Manchester. Rev. K. Joseph Milton, pastor. 10 and Sundoy school. worship In the sanctuary; Living" away aorrowfully. nursery, children's chapel: p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, day at home against Prince Tech. Manchester with 12 points. course has undergone renova­ day’s game and last week’s match gave Penders some hope his team Kreutzer, pastor. (643-7543) a.m. worship service and Futr Gospel Interdenomi­ 9,10:30 and 11:45. (643-2195) Brett LaFerriere had nine points church school; 11 a.m., fel­ national Church, 745 Main 10:45 a.m., Sunday church WINDHAM (47) — Figueroa 4 3-7 tion in anticipation of being with South Catholic was that the could turn its season around. school, nursery, Bible study. National Catholic St. Borlholomew's Church, C a ll: Whan people hear ol a and Mark Berkowitz and Bob Manchester is now idle until lowship hour. (649-2863) St., Manchester. Rev. Philip 741 E. Middle Turnpike, Man­ “rliihteouaneae from 11, Barrett 0 2-3 2, Narotsky 20-14, home to the Greater Hartford- Eagles came out on the long end " I f we had lost this ball game Christian Science Second Congregational P. Saunders. Sunday, 10:30 (643-1193) St. John's Polish Notional Harris four apiece in the third Friday afternoon when it visits Latvian Lutheran Church chester. Rev. Martin J. Qod apart from taw” — I. M itchell 0 Sammy Davis Jr. Open and can this time. tonight, no doubt we would hav« Church of Coventry, 1746 o. m,, adult Bible study and Catholic Church, 23 Golway Scholskv, pastor. Saturday 1-2 1, Hoare 3 0-5 6, stanza for Coventry. Berkowitz East Hartford High. p in t Church of Chrlit, Boston Turnpike, Coventry. Sunday school; 7 p.m., wor­ of Manchestor, 21 Garden St., St., Manchester. Rev. Stan­ a., being found Innocent Desautels 5 8-12 18, Vanderide 11-2 was eight-for-11 and LaFerriere no longer serve as host. "The breaks finally went our packed our lent.” he said, Manchester. (643-2051) moss at 5 p.m.; Sunday (though guilty) by the WINDHAM (54) - P.DeGray 1 Sclontllt. 447 N. Main St., Rev. Doyld Jaryls, minister. ship service. Tuesdoy at 7:30 ley M. Lancola, poster. 9 masses at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 Monchester. 10:30 a.trl., Regular schedule: 10 a.m., p. m., special Bible studies; Prince of Peace Lutheran a.m., moss. (643-5906) 647-8301 merit ol Chrlara obadl- 3. Totals 16 15-32 47. four-for-six from the foul line in the 0-0 2,'Marchand 10-12, Farris 0 0-1 Wickham Park’s Jeff Maron, way,” said Penders, whose team ST. P A U L (66) - Greene 60-212, a.m. church service, Sunday worship; 8 a.m., DIal-A-Rlde Wednesday at 7:30 p.m., Church, Route 31 and North lor an Important Tay are under- MANCHESTER (46) - Boggini final canto for the Patriots. 0, Ruggs 7 0-114,D.DeGray 43-411, park director, was approached has lost overtime games to South Kloss 8 1-3 17, Alvarez 9 2-4 20, schaal, and care far small to church; 8:45 a.m., church worship serylce. Prayer line, River Road, Coventry. Rev. St. Bridget Church, 70Moln W.H. Wllkens, pastor. 9 a.m., St., Manchester. Rev. Philip recorded meesage alandably, incraduloua. 2 0-2 4, Janenda 1 0-0 2, Harris 2 2-2 “ We shot well in the third Coutu 4 3-6 11, Christian 4 2-2 10. about using the facility located Catholic and Holy Cross of Water- Crowley I 0-0 2, Pikiell 6 1-2 13, children. (649-1444) Reading school, nursery to grade 646-8731, 24 hours. Nazarene But thia Raam, 6S6A Center SI., Man­ Sunday school; 10:15 a.m., A. Sheridan and Rev. Emilio la what the goe- 6, Woolbrlght 0 0-0 0, Petersen 5 0-2 quarter and it was a matter of Veal 0 2-2 2, Pepin 1 0-1 2. Totals 22 on th e East Hartford- bury, two of the state’s top teams. Hines 0 0-0 0, Roberge I 0-0 2. eight, adult discussion; 11 Gospel Holl, Center Street, P. Padelll, co-pastors. Sotur- chester. (649-8982) a.m., coffee and fellowship; Manchester. 10 a.m., break­ worship service. (742-7548) Church ot tho Naiarone, pel la allI about — Divine 10, Willis 6 6-9 18, Spano 2 0-0 4, making our foul shots in the fourth 10-18 54. Manchester border and gave his “ Maybe we can finally believe that Peterson 0 0-0 0. Totals 3l 4-11 66. Zion Evangelical Lutheran 236 Main St., Manchester. day masses at 5 and 7:30 grace, the ''gilt," not the 11:15 a.m., lunlor choir; 4 ing bread; 11:45 a.m., Sun­ p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, Anselm o 1 0-0 2. Totals 19 8-15 46. permission. we can win the close ones.” EAST CATHOLIC (67) - The­ p.m., Jr. pilgrim fellowship; day school; 7 p.m., gospel Church (Missouri Synod), Rev. Neale McLoln, senior Vice,” of alarnal NIa quarter because it was still MANCHESTER (34) - Craft 2 Cooper and High streets, pastor; Rev. George Emmitt, 9,10:30 and noon. (643-2403) anyones game,” said Coventry 0-14, Sullivan 0 3-43, Carrier 10-2 2, The Open meets will be held The game was close right from riault 3 4-7 lO, Smith 3 I-2 7, Church of Christ 6 p.m., senior church school meeting. SI. James Church, 896Main (Romane 6:23). and Pilgrim fellowship. (742- Manchester. Rev. Charles W. minister of visitotlon and Coventry tops Bolton on a Saturday. They formerly Brunone lO 5-6 25, Galligan 5 3-4 13, Church of Chrlsf, Lvdoll Kuhl, pastor. 9 a.m.. Divine outreach. 9:30 o.m., Sunday St., Manchester. Rev. Fran­ assistant coach Ray Dimmock. Kohut I 0-1 2, Noone44-912,Dalone the opening tip. The largest lead 6234) Jehovah’s were staged on a Friday Dargati 4 2-2 lO, MePadden l 0-0 2. and Vernan streets, Man­ Talcottvllle Congrego- worship; 10:15 a.m. Sunday school; 10:45 a.m., worship, cis V. KrukowskI, Rev. Ro­ COVENTRY — Taking control in Berkowitz had 18 points and 0 1-21, Muriaiios22-56, Hohenthal2 either team enjoyed was six points. chester. Eugene Brewer, tlonot Church, Main Street school and Youth Forum. children's church and bert Burbank, Rev. RIchord Feeling Good About the third quarter. Coventry High LaFerriere 13 to puce Coventry. 0-0 4, Markham 0 0-0 0; Maher 0 0-0 afternoon. The Eagles had that advantage at Perno 0 0-0 0, Renslrom 0 0-0 0. minister. Sunday serylces: 9 Witnesses Holy Communion first ond nursery; 7 p.m., evening A. Lamore, team ministry. and Elm Hill Road, Talcot­ Rev. Edward J. Reardon. Y o u rse lf held off upstart Bolton High. 51-46 Steve Lewis chipped in with 10 0. Totals 12 10-24 34. 12-6 early in the first quarter. They Totals 26 15-21 67. o.m., Bible classes; 10 a.m.. tvllle. Rev. Kenneth E. Knox, Jehovah's Witnesses, 647 third Sunday. (649-4243) service, nursery. (646-8599) l> - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sutuiday. Jjii 21, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Jan. 21, 1984 - 1/ Sports in Brief Chisox surprise Mets, take Seaver V. Final registration re-set CHICAGO (U P I) - The Chicago White Sox Friday Toronto Blue Jays. S co reb o ard selected three-time Cy Young award winner Tom The Sox indicated Thursday they might claim Third and final youth soccer registration by the Seaver of the New York Mets as compensikion for the Seaver — if only to trade him for another player they Manchester Rec Department, postponed last Barget, Utlco, Mich,, and JOmes St, Rose 70. Albany Pharmocy49 loss of pitcher Dennis Lamp — bu it remained to be can use more — but Einhorn also discounted that Schilling, Detroit, 59.7; 8, Wendy HIIHer, St. Fron. (Po)86,St. Fran. (NY) 78 week, will be held Wednesday from 6-8 p.m. in the seen whether Seaver would consent. possibility at Friday’s news conference. McMurray, Po., ond Christopher Macrl, Stoten I sland54. Lehman 52. cafeteria of filing Junior High School. “ I don’t think there's any question he’d like to be "W e picked him to keep him, not to trade him. We Scholastic Football Ludlow, Mass., 57.6; 9, Colleen Boman Basketball Susquehanna94. Delaware Valley 67 Youth soccer is a co-ed summer sport for ages Golf and Doug Murray, Covina, Callt., 57.6; Upsola 100. Mass.Boston 92 here," White Sox president Eddie Einhorn told a news want him to win his 300th game right here,” he said. 10, Shoron Minton and Joe Gollas, Wooster Poly73, New York U.62 6-14. The divisions arc determined based on the conference to announce the acquisition. " I just think Seaver, who has pitched 12 of his 17 seasons with the. Colorado Springs, Colo., 54.6. Yole61 Columbia60 ages of the participants as of the end of last year. he needs time to digest this thing.” Mets, has a 273-169 career record. ' Junior Donee Pain Final Standings South filing boys Anderson61,Ferrum57 There is a $5 registration fee and $3 Rec However, Einhorn said it was possible the Sox could Super Bowl facts and figures ^PGA results 1, Christina and Keith YatsuhashI, NBA standings The right-handed Seaver. 39, who had a 9-14 record llllno Junior High varsity basketball Boston, 2.0; 2, April Sargent, (jgdens- Bluefield70. Shenandoah61 membership required at the time of registration. last year with the Mets, told a news conference in New use the acquisition of Seaver to trade another player team was on the short end ot o 51-^ burg, N.Y., ond John D'Amello, DePoul59, So. Florida 50 Recreation membership cards may be purchased At stoke — National Football League $400,000 Phoenix Open Wilmington, Del., 4.0; 3, Dorothy Rodek (Late Gomes Not Included) Florida Southern69.Blscayne64 York he had three options — to retire, join the White from the Chicago roster. Sr'?!* ’ “L Rockville High freshmen championship tor the Vince Lombardi At Phoenix, ArIz., Jon. 20 Eostern Contkrenoe at the time of registration. If the card already has Friday afternoon. Brian Brophy had 14 ond Robert Nordozza, Dallas, 6.0; 4, Jill Greensboro 95. Chr Istopher Newport 7 r Sox under the Mets' contract or renegotiate a new "It gives us flexibility in other areas ... there's a lot points, Cinque Barlow 13 and Sam Trophy. (Par-71) Helser, San Diego, and Michael Verileh, Atlantic Division Kentucky 67, Vanderbllt46 been purchased, it must be shown at registration. Porticipants — AFC Champion Los (Second round halted with 21 golfers on W L Pet. GB Liberty Boot.82.Md.-Baltimore73,, contract with Chicago. or things we could do," he said. Henderson seven for llllng. Jon Roe course) Claremont, Calif., 8.0; 5, Jodie Bologh, No registration will be accepted after Wednes- and Jason Stanstleld played well Angeles Raiders ond NFC Champion TIronIa, Mich., and Jerod Swal­ Boston 31 9 .775 — N .C .-Greensboro 72. Va. Wesleyan 71 "M aybe 1 could go to Chicago and negotiate another Einhorn said he was "happy, thrilled and excited” Washington Redskins. Curtis Strange 68-66—134 Philadelphia 29 11 .725 2 Rolllns96.Florldalnf!72 day's session. detenslvelv (or the 2-3 Rams, who host low, contract and play for them. I will be considering this the Sox were able to acquire Seaver through the Penney Monday. Site—Tampa Stadium, Tampa, Fla. Scott Hoch 69-66—135 Northvllle, Mich., 10.0; 6, Suzanne New York 22 17 .564 8V3 St. Leo 78. Eckerd60 in the next 24 to 48 hours and will not accept any phone compensation pool. The Mets left Seaver off their Date — Sunday, Jan. 22, 1984. Larry Mize 47-68—135 Murphy, Cedar Grove, N.J.,and Andrew New Jersey 21 20 .512 10'/2 W. Liberty84. ShepherdSI Starting time — Klcko(f4:40p.m. EST. J.C. Snead 66-69—135 NIebler, Warren, N.J., 12.0; 7, Kimberly Washington 17 23 .425 14 Wlnthrop51.Coostal Carolina 45 Morrone named vice president .calls during that period," Seaver said. 26-player protected list, apparently certain no other Stadium capacity — 72,886. Tom Purtzer 68-67—135 Barget, Ulica, Mich,, and James Central Division Midwest Seaver said despite reports the Sox might want to teams would be interested in the veteran pitcher. Weather forecasi — Partly cloudy with Bill Sander 7066—136 Schilling, Detroit, 14.0; 8, Wendy HIIHer, Milwaukee 23 16 .590 — Central Blble72. CalveryBlble54 STORRS — University of Connecticut soccer trade him to the New York Yankees, he was assured Mets’ general manager Frank Cashen told the New no rain In the forecast. Temperatures Tom Welskopt 4967—136 McMurrov, Pa., and Christopher Macrl, Detroit 23 17 .575 V2 MankatoSt.91,NorthernColorodo73 Calendar predicted 54 degrees at game time, Al Gelberger 6769—134 Ludlow, Mass., 16.0; 9, Colleen Boman Atlanta 21 20 .512 3 Mo. Western 76, Emporia St. 65 coach Joe Morrone has bee'n picked for a two-year the Sox wanted him to pitch in Comiskey Park. York news conference the Mets were "grievously and dropping to 48 degrees by 7:30 p.m. EST. Ben Crenshaw 47-69—134 and Doug Murray, Covina, Calif., 18.0; Chicago 15 22 .405 7 Nebraska-Omaha75, St. Cloud St. 55 term as first vice president of the National Soccer “ As it stands. I have no guarantee at all. I have no deeply disappointed" the Sox acquired Seaver. Network television — Nationwide by Tom Kite 6869—137. Cleveland 12 28 .300 11>/2 Southwest Ron Streck 69-68—137 10, Shoron Minton and Joe Gollas, Coaches Association of America. The group made say and no say whatsoever where they might trade Columbia Broadcasting System. Pre­ Colorado Springs, Colo., 20.0. Indfona 10 28 .263 12'/2 Houston72,Rice42 "In retrospect, we made a calculated (and game ' Jim Simons 6869—137 Western Conference Southwestern97,LadyOfTheLake53 the selection at its annual nreeting in m e," he said. "They did indicate to me, however, that regrettable) gamble, leaving him unprotected in the SATURDAY program 2:30 p.m. EST. Jim Colbert ■ 7164—137 Midwest Division Philadelphia. they did not select me to trade me. They believe they Player's share — 536,000 to each John Fought 71-66—137 W L Pet. GB re-entry pool,” Cashen said. "W e were able to protect Basketball Willie Wood 69-68—137 Morrone, who has coached at the college level can win the pennant and they believe I can help MCC at South Central, 2:30 member of winning team; $18,000 to each Utah 25 14 .641 — only 26 players in our entire organization and did not member of losing team (approxl- Fred Couples 71-46—137 Dallas 22 18 .550 3'/2 for 26 years and at UConn for the last 15 years, is them." Ice Hockey Lanny Wadkins 67-70—137 feel that a veteran pitcher was a primary need of the Windsor vs. Manchester at Bolton motely Soccer San Antonio 17 23 .425 8'/2 now in line to succeed association President Tom The Yankees, in a separate announcement, said Ice Palace, 10 p.m. $3.2 million total for personnel of two Leonard Thompson 6869—137 Kansos City 16 22 .422 8V2 White Sox.” comoetlng clubs). Jim Dent 7167—138 Denver Fleck in 1986. they have had absolutely no conversations with the South Windsor vs. East Catholic at 16 24 .400 9*/2 Hockey However, Reinsdorf said Seaver was the "best BIP, 8:10 p.m. Andy Bean 7068—138 Houston 15 25 .375 10V2 .White Sox about acquiring Seaver. Mike Reid 6969^138 choice” from the estimated 2,000-player compensa­ Wrestling Pacific Division White Sox co-owner Jerry Reinsdorf said Seaver Wethersfield at Manchester, noon Game Conditions Chip Beck 7068—138 MISL standings Los Angeles 24 15 .616 Southern’s Dikranian honored tion pool. Plover uniforms — Los Angeles John Adams 6070—138 Portland 26 17 .604 __ was stunned when he learned he was selected by St. Bernard at East Cothollc, noon Raiders will be the home team, use the ' "There’s no question that this is the best choice Cheney Tech at Platt, noon Tim Norris 6969^138 (Friday Nlght'sGomeNotlncluded) Seattle 20 17 .541 3 NHL standings Chicago. west sideline and wear black lerseys Sam Rachels 7167—138 20 2 NEW HAVEN — For the second year in a row. Eastern Division Golden State 21 .468 5 from a baseball standpoint," Reinsdorf said,"He was UPI photo with silver pants. Washington Reds­ Scott Watkins 6969—138 Phoenix 18 22 .450 6V2 Southern Connecticut State University coach Bob "It came as a great shock to him," he said. "H e kins W L Pet. GB (Late Games Not Included) far and away the top player on the list that we got. Our Johnny Miller 6070—138 Cleveland 15 3 .633 —- San Diego 13 27 .325 IIV2 Dikranian has been selected the NCAA Division If made it clear he docs not want to leave New York even New York Mets’ hurler Tom Seaver will be the visiting team, use the east Mike Sullivan 7167—138 Friday's Results Wales Conference only considerations were financial ones because he sideline and wear white lerseys with Pittsburgh 11 6 .647 V/i Patrick Division coach-of-the-year by the National Soccer Coaches though he made the point that Chicago is one of the Dan Halldorson 7365—138 Baltimore 12 9 .571 3V2 Boston 132, Indiana 125 W L T Pts. GF GA has a pretty hefty salary." received an unwelcomed surprise Fri­ burgandy pants. Gary Koch 49-70—139 Detroit 116, Atlonta 94 Association. five great cities in America. He knows this 's Sudden death — If the game Is tied at New York 10 11 .476 6'/2 NY islanders 31 15 2 64 223 161 Lon Hinkle 6071—139 Memphis 7 12 .366 8‘/2 Phllodelphia 109, Cleveland 106 59 196 181 Dikranian, who founded the SCSU soccer something that will be a tough decision.” Einhorn said Sox officials met with Seaver day as he was chosen by the Chicago Skiing the end of regulation 60 minutes. It will Brad Faxon 69-70—119 Utah at Dallas, night NY Rengers 27 16 continue In sudden death overtime. The Jim Nelford 4071—139 Buffalo 6 13 .316 9V2 Philadelphia 25 14 57 201 167 program, guided the Owls to an 18-2-1 record. Under the terms of the agreement, the Sox picked Thursday night and again Friday morning to discuss White Sox as compensation for the loss ••••••••••••gggggggt Western Division San Antonio at Houston, night 51 174 163 team scoring first (by safety, field goal Tom Jenkins 4071—139 Washington at Milwaukee, night Washington 24 21 They reached the Division 11 semifinals for the up the three-year contract Seaver had just signed with his acquisition by the 1983 American League West or touchdown) will win. Kansas City 13 5 .722 Pittsburgh 10 31 25 143 205 of hurler Dennis Lamp. Seaver has three Colvlh Peete 71-68—139 St. Louis' 12 8 .600 2 Kansas City at Denver, night 23 134 208 sixth year.in a row. the Mets. 'S^ Division champions, and informed baseball commis­ At the end of regulation playing time, Russ Cochran 47-72—139 Seattle at Son Diego, night New Jersey 10 35 options to explore. New England Ski Guide the reteree will Immediately toss a coin Wichita 9 10 .474 4'/2 Adams DivisionI Lamp signed a $1 miii'''n contract recently with the sioner Bowie Kuhn of the selection Thursday night. Roger Moltble 7168—139 Los Angeles 8 10 .444 5 Saturday's Games 65 210 143 at center of field. In accordance with Joey SIndelar 7168—139 (All Times EST) Boston 31 13 rules pertaining to the usual pre-game Phoenix 6 11 .353 6'/2 Buffalo 30 13 64 192 154 WCXJDSTOCK, Vt. (UPI) — Here Is the Fuzzy Zoeller 69-70—139 Tacoma 4 15 .211 9V2 Detroit at New Jersey, 7:35 p.m. 56 226 169 Marratta Show Jan. 27-29 toss. The captain of the visiting team Mike McCullough 67-72—139 Atlonta at New York, 7:35 p.m. Quebec 26 17 New England Ski Areas Council official will call the toss. Friday's Gome Montreal 22 23 46 176 176 summary of snow conditions at New Mark Lye 7367—140 Buffalo at Cleveland, night Dallas at Indiana, 7:35 p.m. HARTFORD — The 25th annual Frank Maratta NHL roundup Following a 3mlnute Intermission otter Isao AokI 69-71-=-140 Philadelphia at Washington, 8:05 Hertford 15 25 35 153 189 England ski areas asof noon Friday. the end of the regular game, play will Saturday's Gomes Campbell Conference Auto Show will be held at the Hartford Civic Skiing conditions are subject to chonge Hale Irwin 72-68—140 Memphis at Pittsburgh p.m. Norris Division Center on Jan. 27. 28 and 29. due to weather, skier traffic, and other continue by 15 minute periods with a 2 Doug Tewell 72-68—140 St. Louis at Los Angeles Chicago at Cleveland, 8:05 p.m. minute Intermission between each George Bums 7070—140 Los Angeles at San Antonio, 8:30p.m. W L T Pts. GF GA foctors. Be aware of changing conditions. such John Mahaffey 69-71—140 Cleveland at Buffalo, night Minnesota 24 19 4 52 219 216 Legend: new-Inches .of new snow New York at Kansas City, night Utah at Houston, 8:40 p.m. St. Louis 20 24 5 45 178 197 Langevin out two weeks snowfall ending In losr24 hours, pdr- overtime period with no halftime D.A. Welbrlng 7169—140 Phoenix at Wichita, night Seattle ot Phoenix, 9:30 p.m. Intermission. Teams will change goals George Archer 69-71—140 Golden State at Denver, 9:40 p.m. Chicago 18 26 4 40 160 184 UNIONDALE, N.Y. — Defenseman Dave powtler snow, pp-pocked powder, wetgr- between each period. The rules for gome Gary Hallberg 64-74—140 Baltimore at Tacoma, night Toronto 16 24 6 166 219 Pens whip Rangers, end loss skein wet granular, Isgr-loose granular, (rgr- Sunday's Games Kansas City at Portland, 10:35 p.m. Detroit 15 28 4 34 168 210 Langevin of the New York Islanders underwent frozen granular, corn-corn snow, (where timing and team timeouts will be the Tze-chung Chen 7169—140 Sunday’s Game same as In a regular game. Including the Lennie Clements 69-71—140 No Games Scheduled Milwaukee at Boston, 1 p.m. Sn ^the Division successful arthroscopic surgery on his right knee two suchfermsappear, the former shows last 2 minutes of the second and fourth Peter Oosterhuls 49-71—140 Edmonton 35 8 4 74 277 186 Friday and is expected to be sidelined for two NEW YORK (U PI) — Doug Shedden scored a pair Blues 4, Devils 3 Bengt Gustafsson put Washington ahead at 3:26 of conditions on 70 percent or more terrain, quarters. Dan Pohl 7071—141 Colgory 16 19 9 45 174 194 the first period off a setup by Christian, but Steve and the latter the next-most-prevaleni Oftlclals — Referee Gene Barth, Vancouver 17 26 5 39 183 197 weeks, the club said. of goals to lead Pittsburgh to a 6-3 victory over the At East Rutherford, N.J., Joe Mullen’s 22nd goal of condition) vc-varlable conditions, Dave Barr 7269—141 NASLstandings Sixers 109. Cavaliers 106 7 39 203 232 Ludzik scored unassisted two minutes later to tie the Umpire Gordon Wells, Head Linesman Don Hammond 67-74—141 Winnipeg 16 23 Langevin, 29, was injured in a game with the New York Rangers Friday night, snapping the the season 1:22 into overtime gave the St. Louis Blues i c - Jerry Bergman, Line Judge Bob Beeks, David Ogrin 7071—141 Los Angeles 14 24 9 37 199 224 Boston Bruins Jan. 16, and was operated on by Dr. Penguins’ eight-game losing streak. a 4-3 victory over the New Jersey Devils Friday night. game 1-1. sprfng conditions xx of 00 tralls-number Back Judge Ben Tompkins, Side Judge Rex Caldwell 6073—141 (Friday Night's Games Not Included) CLEVELAND (106) (Top four in each division qualify for of trails open, mm-snow made In last 24 Shelton 6-10 2-4 14, Robinson 10-15 4-^ Stanley Cup playoffs.) Jeffrey Minkoff at Lenox Hill Hospital. The loss also broke a Rangers seven-game home The winning goal was started by Blues goaltender Christian’s first goal, which bounced into the net off hours, Ic-thin cover, wbln- Gll Mace and Field Judge Fritz Grot. Allen Miller 71-70—141 W L Pet. GB Bergman and Seeks worked In Super Clarence Rose 7269—141 Golden Bay 10 4 .714 24, Cook 2-3 (H) 4, Bagley 6-10 2-4 14, winning string. Mike Liut, who dashed up the ice before passing off to goaltender Murray Bannerman’s skate, put the wlndblown Free 13-24 6-8 32, Hubbard 3-8 1-2 7, snow, ns-nlght skiing available, no-not Bowls XIII and XVI, Tompklnsworked In Dale Douglass 71-70—141 New York 9 6 .600 IV2 Friday's Results The game was tied 1-1 after the fiirst period. Reijo Bernie Federko. Mullen and Federko moved in on Capitals back in front at 12:31. The lead lasted five Super Bowl XIV, Grot worked In Super Scott Simpson 7071—141 Chicago 10 7 .588 IV2 Thompson (^-3 2-4 2, Hinson 2-3 1-2 5, Pittsburgh 6, N.Y. Rangers 3 Irsay denies Colts move operating, opr-operatlng. Granger 2-5 0-0 4. Totals 44-81 18-30 106. Ruotsalainen opened the scoring for the Rangers at New Jersey goalie Chico Resch ona 2-on-l break, with minutes before defenseman Doug Wilson scored for Bowls VIII and XV. The others are Steve Llebler 7467—141 San Diego 8 7 .533 2'/2 St. Louis 4. New Jersey 3 (ot) Connecticut working their tirst Super Bowl. Alter­ Payne Stewart 7071—141 Tulsa 7 9 .438 4 PHILADELPHIA (109) Washington 5, Chicago 3 BALTIM ORE — A Baltimore Colts official, 10:59 when he backhanded in a rebound of a Rob Federko setting Mullen up for an 18-foot shot. Chicago to create a 2-2 tie. Mohawk Mtn pdr pp 24 trails 6 lifts Erving 7-14 9-9 23, lavaroni 2-2 1-2 5, mm nates are Reteree Jim Tunnev and Jay Blake 72-70142 Vancouver 5 10 .333 5'/2 Minnesota 6, Detroit 5 speaking on behalf of team owner Robert Irsay, McClanahan shot. Pittsburgh pulled even on Rick New Jersey is 0-5-3 in overtime this season and St. North Stars 8, Red Wings 5 Umpire Ed FIftIck. Joe Inman 7072- -142 Tampa Bay 5 11 413 6 Malone 6-13 6-11 18, Cheeks 7-11 1-2 IS, Vancouver at Winnipeg, night At Detroit, the Minnesota North Stars, behind two Ski Sundown pp 13 trolls 3 lifts ns Official Time — The scoreboard clock Jim Thorpe 72-70—142 Friday's Games Toney 5-13 4-5 14, Richardson 4-8 1-1 8, Los Angeles at Edmonton, night Friday denied rumors that Irsay is considering Kehoe’s 16th goal as he fanned on his shot and the Louis is 2-0-5, with both wins coming in New Jersey. Woodbury S&R pp 12 trails 2 lifts mm Williams 3-8 0-2 6, Jones 3-6 2-5 8, goals each by Dennis Maruk and Steve Payne, will be official. Tommy Armoud 7072—142 Tulsa at Tampa Bav, night Saturday's Games moving the Colts to Phoenix., slowly moving puck eluded Rangers goaltender Steve Capitals 5, Black Hawks 3 ns 4 new since 1-18 George Codle 6074—142 Vancouver at Golden Bay, night Threatt 1-3 0^ 2, Johnson 4-6 1-1 9. (All Times EST) "M r. Irsay has heard the rumor the Colts will At Landover, Md., Dave Christian scored two goals extended Detroit’s losing streak to eight games by Mt Southington pp 11 trolls S lifts ns 3 Larry Nelson 71-71—142 Saturday's Game Totals 42-84 25-38 109. N.Y. Islanders at Philadelphia, 1:35 Weeks. new since 1-18 Cleveland 30 29 24 23—106 move to Phoenix and says it is not true,” Colts’ and set up two others Friday night as the Washington drubbing the Red Wings 8-5 Friday night. Gene LIttler 49-73—142 San Diego at Chicago, 2:30 p.m., EST p.m. In the second period. Pittsburgh took a 2-1 lead on Powder Ridge Isgr pp 11 trails 4 lifts Gome History Phil Hancock 7369—142 Sunday's Games Philadelphia 27 26 30 26—109 Boston ot Hartford, 7:35 p.m. administrative assistant Pete Ward said. "A ll we the 30th goal of the season by Mike Bullard on a power Capitals skated to a 5-3 victory over the Chicago Black The Stars scored the first three goals of the game in ns 5 new since 1-18 18th game In a series that began with David Edwards 69-73—142 No Games Scheduled Three-point goals—None. Fouled Chicago at Quebec, 7:35p.m. know is that there are a bunch of rumors flying the first period on goals by Tim McCarthy, Maruk and Rhode Island Green Bay (NFL) defeating Kansas City Barrv Jaeckel 69-73—i42 out— Calgary at Montreot, 8:05 p.m. play at 0:53. The Rangers tied it 2-2 on a wraparound Hawks'. Ski Valley pp 4 trails 2 lifts ns 6 new (AFL) 35-10 In the Los Angeles Coliseum, None. Totol fouls—Cleveland 33, Phila­ around. We're taking things in stride." ^ Craig Levie. It was McCarthy’s 28th goal in 40 games. Richard Zokol 7072—142 N.Y. RangersatToronto,8:05p.m. goal by defenseman Dave Maloney at 4:25, Christian’s best performance of the season helped since 1-18 Jan. 15, >967. Green Bay won Super Bowl Howard Twittv 71-71—142 gggggggggggggggaggggga delphia 22. Rebounds—Cleveland Washington ot Pittsburgh,6:05p.m. The Penguins got consecutive breakaway scores the Capitals to their fifth win in the last six games. The Detroit finally got on the board late in the first Maine II by cWteatlng Oakland (AFL) 33-14 In Jav Cudd 72-71—143 39 Detroit at Minnesota, 8:35p.m. Squaw Mtn pp pdr 16 trails all lifts opr Miami's Orange Bowl, Jon. 14, 1968, In Blumberg, Seibert winners from Shedden and Pal Boutette to build a 4-2 lead. loss continued Chicago’s road problems, dropping the period on the first of Danny Gare’s two goals. Larry Webb 7469—143 (Robinson 10). Philadelphia 43 (Malone, Buffalo ot St. Louis, 6:35 p.m. J Sugarloof pp 51 trails 10 lifts mm Vince Lombardi's last game as Green Minnesota opened the second period by scoring Tom Lehman 73-70—143 Radio, TV Erving 11). Assists—Cleveland22 (Bagley Edmonton at Los Angeles. 10:35p.m. SALT LAKE C IT Y — Judi Blumberg and Shedden scored at 7:05 and Boutette broke away and Hawks’ record to 2-18-3 away from home. Saddleback pp 36 trails all lifts opr Bay coach. Brett Upper 71-72—143 7), Philadelphia 27 (Cheeks 14). Techni­ Sunday's Game three times in 33 seconds, a club record. The first was mm full opr AFL teams won Super Bowls III and cal—None. A—14,071. Michael Seibert, who is making a comeback from scored a power-play goal at 12:02. Washington took control in the second period on Mac O'Grady 7073—143 •••••••••••••••••••••• Vancouver at Winnipeg, 4 p.m. scored by Maruk at 5:59, and then Payne scored twice. Sunday River pp 21 trails all lifts wknd IV, the New York Jets' defeating . Buddv Gardner 71-72—143 a bout with mononucleosis, captured the ice The Rangers closed out the second-period scoring Christian’s second goal of the night and a power-play full opr Baltimore, 16-7 on Jon. 12, 1969 In His first came seven seconds after Maruk’s goal and Bobby Wadkins 73-70—143 dancing short program Friday in the National on a power-play goal by Mark Pavelich at 17:57. effort by Craig Laughlin. Mt Abram pp 13 trails 4 lifts wknd full MIomI, and Kansas City defeating John Cook 73-71—144 SATURDAY the second at 5:59. opr Minnesota 23-7 on Jan. 11,1970 at Tulane Noon College basketball: UConn vs. Figure Skating Championships. In the third period, the Penguins padded their lead Tom Lysiak scored for the Black Hawks to close the Dan Forsman 73-71—144 Pistons 116. Hawks 94 Other goal-scorers for Minnesota were Neal Broten Pleasant Mtn pp 19 trails 3 lifts more Stadium In New Orleans. Bill Rogers 69-75—144 Providences Channel 20s WDRC Blumberg and Seibert finished first on all but to 6-3 on the second goal of the game by Shedden at gap to 4-3 Iq^e in the third period, but Doug Jarvis lifts wknd The 1970 season brought a realigned 1:00 College basketball: Villanova and Al MacAdam. Also scoring for Detroit were Steve Gary McCord 7074—144 ATLANTA (94) Capitals 5,BlackHawks3 one of the judges' cards to score 105.5 points on 8:26 and the first NHL goal by defenseman Marty sealed it forTVashington a minute later with an Camden Snow Bowl pp 10 trails 3 lifts NFL In which Baltimore (AFC) defeat^ GIbby Gilbert 72-72—144 vs. Notre Dames Channels 22s 30 McSorlev at tO: 02. empty-net goal. Yzerman, John Ogrodnick and Ron Duguay. wknd full opr Dallas (NFC) 16-13 In Miami on Jan. 17, Dave Stockton 72-72—144 1:30 NHL: Flyers vs. Islanderss Wilkins 7-20 3-5 17, Roundfield 8-15 4-10 their way to a fourth straight national title. Carol Lost Valiev PP 14 trails 3 lifts ns full 1971, In Super Bowl V. The NFC Dallos Tom Gray 74-71—145 Channel 9 20, Rollins 3-7 2-8 8, Rivers 4-8 3-4 11, Chicago 2 0 1—3 Fox and Richard Dailey were second in the short opr Cowboys scored a 24-3 victory over the 2:00 College basketball: Penn State Davis 0-3 0-0 0, Johnson 8-18 1-1 17, Glenn Washington 2 2 1—5 Mark Haves 71-74—145 8 A Eastern Massochusett* vs. Rhode Islands SportsChannel 3-8 2-3 , Hastings 3-3 3-4 9, Wlttman 1-1 program at 103.5. AFC Miami Dolphins In Super Bowl VI Jack Renner 73-72—145 First period—1, Washington, Gustafs­ Npshoba Valley pp 9 trails 7 lifts mm In New Orleans on Jan. 16, 1972. Don Mike Donald, 72-73—145 2:00 College basketball: Clemson vs. 2-2 4, Landsberger 0-5 0-0 0, Paultz 0-1 0- son The national championships will be used to NBA roundup ns ttill opr Shula's Dolphins duplicated Green Bay's Sanj Torrance 75-70—145 Virginias ESPN 0 0. Totals 37-89 20-37 94. 25 (Christian, Blomqvist), 3:26. 2, select the 18-member figure skating and ice Wochusett pp 14 trolls 4 lifts mm ns feat ofwinning successive championships Mike Brannan 75-70—145 3:00College bosRetball: Georgetown DETROIT (116) Chicago, Ludzik 6 (unassisted), 5:44. 3, (ull'Opr by defeating Washington 14-7 In Super vs. St.,John’Ss Channels 22, 30 Tripucka 7-15 3-3 17, Benson 2-6 0-0 4. dancing team to the 1984 Winter Games at Bob Eastwood 69-76—145 Washington, Christian 18 (Veltch, Lang- Wadford pp 6 trolls 5 lifts mm ns full Bowl VII on Jan. 14, 1973, In Los Mike Holland 71-74—145 3:00 Pro Bowling: Showboat Invita- Laimbeer 8-14 (H) 16, Long 3-10 3-3 9, way), 12:31. 4, Chicago, D. Wilson 9 Sarajevo. Yugoslavia. Blumberg and Seibert, o p u new since 1-18 Angeles, and then winning over Min­ Bobby Nichols 75-70—145 tionals Chonnel 6 Thomas S-\S 3-4 19, Levlngston 2-4 0-0 4, (Savord, S. Larmer), 17:51. Penalty— third in the world championships last year, are a Mston Hills pp 7 trails all lifts opr 6 nesota 24-7 In Super Bowl VIII on Jan. 4:00 Callege basketball: Wisconsin Johnson 5-14 4-4 14, Hollins 1-2 0^ 2, Veltch, Was, 12:48. new since 1-18 13, 1974 In Houston. Ed Florl 72-74—146 vs. lowos ESPN Tyler 7-19 0-1 14, Cureton 5-5 3-6 13, favorite for a medal. Ken Green 71-75—146 Second period—5, Washington, Chris­ Celts outlast Pacers Pine Ridge pp 3 trails 1 lift ns 5 new Pittsburgh won o tourth consecutive KIkuo Aral 73-73—146 4:30 Wide World of Sports: Men's Tolbert 1-2 (W 2. Thlrdklll 1-2 0-0 2. tian The national meet continued Friday night with 1-18 Super Bowl for the AFC with back-to- Greg Powers 75-71—146 World Cup Downhill; U.S. Figure Totals 50-108 16-21 116. 19 (Haworth, Gartner), 14:08. 6, the women’s figure skating short program and Ward Hill pp 6 trails 4 lifts ns full opr back victories, defeating Minnesota 16-6 Hubert Green 73-73—146 Skatings Channel 8 Atlanta 21 31 24 16— 94 Woshington, Laughlin 12 (Anders- Andrew Toney with 9:45 lelt. 4 now 1-18 ' In Game IX played on Jan. 12, 1975, In 7:00 College basketball: Wake Forest Detroit 34 29 24 29—116 N HARTFORD (UPI) - Larry Bird son, the men's free skating. Bruce Flelsher 6878—146 vs. North Carolina State (taped), Three-point goals—None. Fouled scored 27 points and Robert Parish and The advantage then changed hands Ktein Innsbruck pp 3 trails 2 lifts mm New Orleans and then Dallas 21-17 In Bill Britton 73-74—147 Christian), 16:57. Penalties — Rosalynn Sumners and Elaine Zayak were ns full opr wknd Game X played In Miami on Jan. 18, ESPN out— Haworth, 11 limes. Moses Malone sank two free Keith Fergus 7077—147 None. Total fouls—Atlanta 25, Detroit 31. locked in a tight race for the women's overall Kevin McHale added 22 each to lead the .. Western Massachusetts 1976. ChIChl Rodriguez 7872—147 7:30 College basketball: Hartford vs. Was, 4:19; Howorth, Was, 10:00; B. Boston Celtics to a 132-125 victory throws to give the 76ers a 101-97 edge it i! Brodle Mtn pp 25 trolls 6 lifts ns full The Oakland Raiders won their first Andy North 7875—148 Bryants WINF Rebounds—Atlanta 50 (Roundfield Murroy, Chi, 16:49. crown. But Olympic gold-medal favorite Scott NFL championship by defeating the 7:30 NHL: Bruins vs. Whalers, WTIC 11), Friday night over the Indiana Pacers with 3:38 left. '/[fj opr^ Mark Ptell 7875—148 Third period—7, Chicago, Lysiak 4 Hamilton was running away with the men's title. Yorkshire East pp 20 trails 5 lifts mm Minnesota Vikings 32-14 In Game XI at Bill Malure 7872—148 8:00 NHL: Rangers vs. Maple Leafs, Detroit 56 (Lolmbeer 12)« Assists— (Brown, Yaremctiuk), 18:43.8, Washing­ at the Hartford Civic Center. ns „ Pasadena, Calif., Jan. 9,1977. The Dallas Bob Boyd 7876—149 Channel 9 Atlanta 15 (Johnson 5), Detroit 29 ton, Jarvis 9 (Duchesne), 19:48. Penalties The Celtics, 31-9, who have won four Pistons 116, Hawks 94 Jlmlny Peak pp 25 trails 5 lifts mm ns Cowboys won their second NFL cham­ Doug Campbell 7875—149 8:00 College basketball: Baylor vs. (Thomas 10). Technicals—Davis, Atla- —None. Reuss needs surgery Bousquet pp 16 trails 8 lifts full opr pionship by deteotlng the Denver Broncos Texas, SportsChannel nato straight games over the Pacers, also At Pontiac, Mich., Isiah Thomas Danny Edwards 72-80—150 Shots on goal—Chicago 8-9-8—^25. *' Otis Ridge pp 15 trolls all lifts full opr 27-10 In Gome XII In New Orleans on Bobby Clampett 7875—150 8:00 College basketball: Boston Col> Coach Frotetio, Rivers, Atlanta (Illegal Washington 12-11-8—31. LOS ANGELES — Left-hander Jerry Reuss, got 18 points from Dennis Johnson and scored 19 points and Kelly Tripucka ^tte rn u t Basin pp 17 trails all lifts Jan. 15, 1978. Pittsburgh became the first Ron Black 7875—151 lege vs. Syracuse, USA Cable defense). A—16,360. Goalies—Chicago, Bannerman. who signed a four-year contract last November, a 13- point, nine-assist. 10-rebound added 17 Friday night to spark the fulTopr team to win tour Super Bowls, defeating 9:00 College basketball: Purdue vs. Woshing­ AM Tom pp pdr 15 trolls all lifts opr Dallas 35-31 In Game XIII on Jan. 21, Jim Booros 71-80—151 Illinois, ESPN will undergo arthroscopic surgery next Tuesday performance from Cedric Maxwell. Detroit Pistons to a 116-94 rout of the Jeff Mitchell 7877—151 ton, Jensen. A—13,403. ‘ mnr ns 1979, In Miami and then Los Angeles 31- Dave Elchelberger 7878—151 Celtics 132. Pacers 125 to remove a small fragment of bone from his left Clark Kellogg had a game-high 32 Atlanta Hawks. Catamount pp 23 trails 5 lifts mm ns 19 In Game XIV on Jan. 20, 1980, In a-Mork Sollenberger 7875—151 SUNDAY elbow, the Los Angeles Dodgers announced points for Indiana, 10- 28, while Steve Detroit used a 30-5 blitz in the first New Hampshire Pasadena,Calif. Super Bowl XlVwasthe Mark Brooks 77-75—152 Noon College basketball: Louisville Balsams' Wilderness pp 12 trails 2 lifts most watched U.S. sporting event up to vs. UCLA, Channels 22, 30 INDIANA (125) Friday. Stipanovich scored 23. Herb Williams quarter to build a 19-point lead and roll Tony Grimes 7878—152 Blues4.Devils3 mm that time, viewed In more than 35.3 Ralph Landrum 7875—153 12:30 College basketball Kenti/dRV’r-'-.^WIIIIams 6-21 2-4 14, Kellogg 14-18 4-6 added 14. to its 12th win in the last 16 games. Wildcat pp 30 trolls all lifts opr mm mllllan hames. Lee Elder , 78WD vs. Houston, Channel 3 32, Sllpanovlch 9-18 5-6 23, SIchtIng 5-9 1-1 Rose in Montreal to win Bill Laimbeer added 16 points and Black Mtn pp 16 trails all lifts opr mm The Oakland Raiders won for the Vance Meatner 73-WD 1:00 NBA: Celtics vs. Bucks, ESPN, 12, Thomas 5-10 0-0 10, G. Johnson 3-6 2-2 St. Louis 1 2 0 1^ Boston led by 24-‘22 after the first Bretton Woods pp 20 trails all lifts opr second time Jan. 25, 1961, defeating the WINF 9, Walters 2-3 0-1 4, Carter 4-6 2-2 10, New Jersey 1 1 1 0—3 M ONTREAL — Pete Rose said Friday he's not quarter before McHale came off the Terry Tyler 14 and 10 rebounds for mm Philadelphia Eagles 27-10 In Game XV In 2:00 Boxing: Johnny Bumphus vs. Lowe 1-3 0-2 2, McKenna 3-5 3-4 9, Totals First period—1, New Jersey, Russell 6 (Broten), 2:01. 2, St. Louis, Sutter 19 coming to Montreal as a savior, but to help a team bench to score six straight points and Detroit. Cannon Mtn pp 22 trails 5 lifts mm the New Orleans Superdome, the eighth Lorenzo Garcia, Channels 22, 30 52-99 19-28 125. Dan Roundfield led Atlanta with 20 Attitash pp 18 trolls all lifts opr AFC victory In nine years. San Francisco 4:30 Super Bowl X V lil: Redskins vs. BOSTON (132) (Federko, Ramage), 14:26. Penalties— he thinks will represent the National League in ignite a 16-4 spurt as Boston led by 42-31 Mt. Cranmore pp 16 trolls 4 lifts mm won (or the first time by downing Raiders, Channel 3, WPOP Maxwell 4-6 5-9 13, Bird 9-20 8-9 27, Gagne, NJ, 4:28; Dore, StL, 7:02; next October’s World Series. midway through the second quarter. points. Dominique Wilkins and Eddie IMonteau pp 3 trolls 2 lifts mm Cincinnati 26-21 In Game XVI In the Skating Parish 9-15 4-4 22, D. Johnson 6-14 6-9 18, Palmer, NJ,13:48; Johnson,StL, 16:03. The Celtics led 67-56 at halftime. Johnson had 17 each. Cbon Mtn pp Isgr 27 trails all lifts opr Pontiac, Mich., Sllverdome, the North's Henderson 3-8 1-2 8, Buckner 4-8 2-2 10, Second period—3 New Jersey, Bridg­ Rose says the Expos have all the ingredients to man 10 (Antonovich, Broten), 2:11. 4, St. The Celtics led by 77-65 in the third mm con-am freestyle competition tirst Super Bowl Game on Jan. 24,1982. Ainge 2-6 0-1 4, McHale 7-13 8-8 22, win and “ it's about time they did. 'wknd On Jan. 30, 1983, Washington defeated Wedman 0-2 2-2 2, Carr 0-2 6-6 6. Totals Louis, Gilmour 11 (Petersson), 3:07. 5, “ I can’t remember the last time 1 went in to quarter, but Indiana, led by three-point Rockets 138, Spurs 104 Watervllle Valley pp 37 trails all lifts Miami, 27-17, avenging a defeat In Super Boxing 44-94 42-52 132. St. Louis, Anderson 4 (Wlckenheiser). plays by Williams and Kellogg, pro­ Al Houston, Robert Reid scored a opr mm Bowl VII, with MVP John Riggins setting U.S. National Championships Indiana 22 34 35 34—125 11:48. Penalties—Sutter, StL, 0:34; spring training not thinking we were going to win, King Pine pp frgr 11 trails all lifts opr Super Bowl records (or most yards Boston 24 43 28 37—132 Antonovich, NJ,3:52; Ramage, StL,5:12; duced a 14-6 run that cut Boston’s lead season-high 32 points to lead the •••••••••••••••••••••• Lewis, NJ. 8:43; Johnson, StL, moior- and this time will br no exception." Rose said at a mm rushing (166) and most rushing attempts At Salt Lake City, Jon. 20 Three-point goals—SIchtIng, G. John­ to 83-79 with 4: 04 remaining. Houston Rockets to a 138-104 victory •Tenney Mtn pp frgr 7 trolls 2 lifts (38). son, minor, 12:25; McAdam, NJ. m a|or- news conference to announce his signing with the Ice Dance Pairs Short Program mlnor, Four free throws by Johnson and two over the San Antonio Spurs Friday Dortmouth SkIway pp Isgr 12 trails 2 Attendance history — To date,! ,400,480 1, JudI Blumberg, Tarzana, Calif., and Bird, Henderson. Fouled out—None. Expos. "M y only wish is that the season would lifts have attended Super Bowl games. Major Fight Schedule Totol . 12:25; Valour, NJ, moior, 15:26; Carlson, by-M.L. Carr helped the Celtics build a night. Michael Seibert, Washington, Pa., 105.5; StL, maior, 15:26; Cirella, NJ, 16:57; start tomorrow." Whaleback pp 6 trails all lifts opr Largest crowd was 103,985 at Super Bowl 2, Carol Fox, Westland, Mich., and tools—I ndlanO 29, Boston 28. Rebounds— 110-100 lead with 7:43 left in the game. Gunstock frgr Isgr 18 trails 5 lifts mm XIV, Pasadena, Calif., Jan. 20,1980. Indiana 37 (Williams 13), Boston 49 Mullen. StL, malor-minor, 17:31; Ver- Rose, who turns 43 on April 14, a day after the Richard Dailey, Wilmington, Del., 103.5; (c-denotes defending champion) beek, NJ, major-minor, 17:31. 2 The Pacers never came closer than six Lewis Lloyd added 26 points for the Alpine Ridge pp 8 trails all lifts opr ns 3, Elisa Spitz, Short Hills, N.J., and Scott (Porlsh 13). Assists—Indiana 35 (Wil­ Expos’ season starts,confirmed he has signed a Highlands pp 4 trails ns liams 8), Boston 27 (Maxwell 9). Third period—6, New Jersey, Cirella 9 points after that. Rockets and Ralph Sampson had a Gregory, Syracuse, N.Y., 100.0; 4, Renee Jon. 22 at Atlantic City, N.J. — Johnny (B rid g m a n ), 18:27. P e n a ltie s -^ one-year contract to play with the Expos in 1984 King Ridge pp 17 trails oil lifts opr Roca, St. Claire Shores, Mich., and Bumphus vs. Lorenzo Gordo, 15, vacant Technical—Bird, Boston assistant Sixers 109, Cavaliers 106 career-high 23 rebounds. Mt Sunapee pp 23 trolls all lifts opr coach Delorme, x and continue his assault on Ty Cobb's record of Donald Adair, Grosse Pointe Woods, WBA lunlor welterweight title; Living­ StL, 2:25; Schonfleld, StL 4:41, Clreflo, At Philadelphia, Julius Erving mm Mich., 97.7; 5, Susan Wynne, Camlllus, stone Bramble vs. Rafael Williams, 10, Rodgers 2, Indiana assistant coach 4,191 hits. Pats Peak pp 14 trails all lifts opr Robertson. A—13,134. NJ,9:48; Babych, StL, 18:24. scored 23 points, including two free Jazz 120, Mavericks 113 N.Y., and Joseph Druar, Buffalo, N.Y., lightweights; John Verderosa vs. Kel Overtime—7, St. Louis, Mullen 22 Crotched Mtn pp 25 trolls all lifts opr 94.6; 6, Susan Jorgensen, Canandai­ Robin, 10, lunlor welterweights. throws with four seconds left, Friday At Dallas, Adrian Dantley scored 46 mm ns Transactions (Federko, L iu t), 1:22. Penoltles— Cummings will return if... 4 UPI photo gua, Jon. 24 at Atlantic City, N.J. — None. night to lead the Philadelphia 70ers to a points, including a three-pointer with Temple Mtn pp 12 trails all lifts opr •••••••••••••••••••••• N.Y., Robert Yokabaskas, Sims­ Maurice Blocker vs. Terry Holmes, 10, Musket Mtn pdr pp 8 trolls 2 lifts mm Big East standings Shots on gool—St. Louis 9-10-9-3—31. SAN DIEGO — Forward Terry Cummings will 109-106 victory over the Cleveland 1:24 remaining that put Utah in front. Boston's Danny Ainge (44) reaches in te m p tin g to take the bury, welterweights. New Jersey 10-11-10-0—31. Friday night to boost the Jazz to a ns Football Conn., 90.9; 7, Lois LuclanI, Wilmington, Jan. 25 at Atlantic City, N.J. — Wlllord W L W Goalies—St. Louis, Liut. New Jer­ return to the San Diego Clippers lineup next Cavaliers. basketball from Indiana’s Herb Williams in NBA action Friday Vermont Del., Russ WItherby, Cincinnati, 88.2; 8, Sevpion vs. Jimmy Sykes, 12, USBA L 120-113 victory over the Dallas Jay Peak pp pdr 30 trolls all lifts opr f Cincinnati — Signed Trent Walters as Syracuse 5 0 11 3 sey, Tuesday if the team closes a deal replacing his $1 It was the Sixers’ fourth straight assistant defensive backfleld coach. Eva HunyadI, Cleveland, Ohio, and Jay middleweight title; Eric WInbush vs. Boston College 3 1 12 3 Resch. A—10,134. night at the Hartford Civic Center. Pinkerton, Marlon, Ind., 86.1; 9, Eleanor David Sears, 10, light heavyweights; million Lloyd's of London disability policy with triumph and the 19lh straight Spectrum Mavericks. Smugglers Notch pp 35 trails all lifts Georgetown 3 1 14 2 Dantley teamed with Rickey Green New Jersey (USFL) — Waived wide de Vera, Newton, Mass., and James Robert Hines vs. Ramon Abeldano, 10, Villanova 3 2 6 7 one from another carrier. loss for Cleveland, which last won here full opr Yorke, Medfleld, Mass., 85.6; 10, Kristen welterweights. Bucks 133, Bullets 103 loss. ‘ Stowe pp 43 trails 10 lifts mens pro receiver Rod Achter of Toledo, line­ St. John's 2 2 11 3 The Clippers said Friday that they received on Feb. 16, 1976. to fight off a second-half Dallas backers Ken Brown of Kent State, David Lowery and Charles Rossbach, Wilming­ Jan. 26 at Coubertin, France — c-Herol Connecticut 2 3 9 5 At Milwaukee. Marques Johnson • racing wknd & winter cornival wknd Graham vs. Said Skouma, 12, European offers to cover Cummings from three insurance World B. Free scored 16 of his comeback. It was only the third loss at Sidney Moncrief had 18 points olton Valiev pdr pp 26 trails 4 lifts ns Wolf of Colgate and Darrell Patterson of ton, Del., 83.3. Pittsburgh 1 3 9 4 Penguins 6,Rangers3 home for the Mavericks this year. scored 26 points and Kevin Grevey 22 newcomer Alonzo Romar 16 and Bob TCU, kicker Russ Carpenllerl ot Ice Dance Pairs Standings super welterweight title. Providence 1 4 9 5 companies in two days. Earlier, Cummings' game-high 32 points in the first half to urke Mtn pp 27 trolls 4 lifts sise cup (After two events) Jan. 27 at Atlantic City, N.J. — Curtis Seton Hall Friday night to lead the Milwaukee racing wknd Syracuse, defensive back Tom Ricks of 1 5 7 9 agent, Tom Collins, said no other carrier would spark the Cavaliers to a 59-53 halftime Green scored 20 points for Utah while Lanier 15 for Milwaukee, which led by g Illinois and punter Jim VlllanI of East 1. liidl Blumberg, Torzono, Calif., and Parker vs. Donald Bowers, 10, mld- Pittsburgh 1 3 2—6 Jeff Wilkins added 16 and Darrell Bucks to a 133-103 pounding of the seven at halftime. The Bullets, who Mad River Glen pp 25 trails all lifts Michael Seibert, Washington, Po.; 2, dlewelghts. NY Rangers 1 2 0 -^ touch the star forward because he has heart advantage. However, the Sixers scored Stroudsburg State. First period—1, New York, Ruotsalain­ Washington Bullets. also lost their 10th straight road game Carol Fox, Westland, Mich., and Richard Jan. 29 at Beaumont, Texas — Bruce Friday's Results flutters. 10 straight points at the start of the Griffith 15. Mark Aguirre was backed .Sugarbush Volley pp 76 trails all lifts Dailey, Wilmington, Del.; 3, Elisa Spitz, Curry vs. Billy Costello, 15, WBC super en 13 (McClanahan, Greschner), 10:59.2, It was the Bucks’ fifth consecutive Oakland (USFL) — Signed Ray No gomes scheduled Cummings was not expected to play Friday third quarter — six by Maurice Cheeks by 23 points from Pat Cummings and 18 were led by Greg Ballard’s 20 points’ full opr wknd MalavasI as otfensive line coach. Short Hills, N.J., and Scott Gregory, lightweight title. Saturdoy's Games Pittsburgh, Kehoe 16 (Taylor, O'Regan), victory and the Bullets’ ninth straight Ricky Sobers added 16, Northeast Slopes pdr pp 5 trails 2 lifts Syracuse, N.Y.; 4, Renee Roca, St. Jan. 30 at Atlantic City, N.J. — Charlie 13:20. Penalties—MeSorley, Pit, against Seattle, but could be back in the lineup — and took a 63-59 lead on a jumper by by Rolando Blackman. MIddleburv pdr pp 13 trails 8, all lifts Philadelphia (NFL) — Named Ted UConn at Providence Marchibroda otfensive coordinator." Claire Shores, Mich., and Donald Adair, Brown vs. Melvin Paul, 15, IBF St. John's ot Georgetown 9:49; when, the Clippers take on Washington next opr tull opr Grosse Pointe Wo6ds, Mich.; 5, Susan lightweight title; Kevin Perry vs. Gravlln Villanova ot Notre Dame Osborne. NYR, 9:49; Fox. Pit, 13:41; Tuesday, Clipper spokesman Jim Dunlap said Sonnenberg opr wknd Wynne, Camlllus, N.Y., and Jo­ Curry, 10, lunlor mlddlewelghts. Pittsburgh at Seton Hall Carlyle, Pit, 13:54; Don Moloney, NYR, Suicide ^Slx pp frgr 18 trolls all lifts Boubdll seph Jan. 31 at Atlantic City, N.J. — Boston College at Syracuse 16:16; Lelnonen, NYR. 17:53. Friday. opr wknd' Chicago (AL) —Selected pitcher Tom Druar, Butfalo, N.Y.; 6, Susan Jorgen­ Tommy Ayers vs. Jorge Morales, 10, Second period—3, Pittsburgh, Bul­ "W e feel fairly certain that a policy can be Pavin leads shortened Phoenix round Kllllngton 2 new pp pdr 90 trails all 14 Seaver from ihe New York Mets os sen, Canandaigua, N.Y., Robert lunlor welterweights. lard written before our next game, which is on lifts wknd mm „ . , compensation (or the loss ot pitcher Yokabas­ Feb. 2 at Marseille, France — c-RudI 30 (Kehoe, Carlyle). 0:53. 4. New York, Pico Peak 2-3 new pdr pp 30 trails 6 Dennis Lamp. kas, Simsbury, Conn.; 7, Lois LuclanI, Koopmans vs. Richard Caramanolls, 12, Coiiega baskatbaii scores Da. Maloney 6 (Osborne, Pavelich), 4:25. Tuesday,” said Dunlap. lifts mm . _ Montreal — Utllltyman Pete Rose Wilmington, Del., Russ WItherby, Cincin­ European llghtheavywelghttltle. 5, Pittsburgh, Shedden 6 (unassisted), PHOENIX, Ariz. (UPI) — Corey Pavin reeled off 'The second round was to be concluded Saturday and with a bogey. Okemo pp 49 troMs 9 lifts signed a one-year contract. nati, 8, Evo HunyadI, Cleveland, Dhio, Feb. 4 at Atlantic City, N.J. — c- 7:05. 6, Pittsburgh, Boutette 9 (unassis­ Mt Ascutney pp 22 trolls 4 Ilirt mm Friday's Results ted), 12:02. 7, New York, Pavelich U* five consecutive birdies' Friday to jump into a officials hoped to get the third round cortipleted later and Jdv Pinkerton, Marlon, Ind.; 9, Donald Curry vs. Marlon Starling, 15, Sliker takes pin lead But, starting on the fourth hole, Pavin rattled off Timber Ridge pp 19tralls3llttsmm Eleanor de Vera, Newton, Mass., and WBA welterweight title. (Greschner, Rogers), 17:5?. one-stroke lead at 9-under-par before darkness halted in the day. More freezing temperatures, though, were five birdies in a row and made the turn at9-under. He AAoglc Mtn pp 19 trails 2 lifts mm abson77,MlddleSuVv66 Penalties— LAS VEGAS, Nev. — Gil Sliker of Washington, James Yorke, Medfleld, Mayi.; 10, Feb. 7 at Atlantic City, N.J. — Joe gaptist Blble99. N E Blble45 play in the second round of the $400,000 Phoenix Open. forecast for the desert. parred the first six holes on the back nine before the newport ski spree wknd •••••••••••••••••••••• Kristen Lowery and Charles Rossbach, Manley vs. Bobby Johnson, 10, ligh­ Brown62, Cornell59 Richmond, NYR, 0:14; Rissling, Pit, N.J., took a 34-pin lead over eight-time Pro iFromley pp i^ r 26 trails 6 IlflJ mm Wilmington, Del. tweights. major, 8:35; Richmond, NYR, maior, Twenty-one golfers were called off the course when Pavin and the 20 other golfers will resume their sun dipped over the mountains and play was stopped Snow volley pp 18 trolls 2 ffs Bucknell76zUtlca63 Bowlers Association champion George Pappas Junior Dance Pairs Free Program Feb. 11 at Detroit — c-Thomas Hearns Cobr In 172, Juniata 6^’ 8:35; Laldlaw, NYR, 10:26; Taylor, Pit, it became too dark to continue. For the second second round at 9 a.m., officials said. Hallberg struggled to a 74 and was al 2-under-par Stratton pp pdr 50 trails 7 lift* Pim . Bowling 1, Christina and Keith YatsuhashI, vs. Luigi MInchlllo, 12, WBC super Clark86. Bates 65 12:28; Rissling, Pit. 16:55. after six rounds of the $175,000 Showboat straight day, the start of the round was delayed The 36-hole cut, with the low 70 players and ties 140. Mt Snow pdr pp 52 trails all lifts wknd Boston, 72.0; 2, April Sargent, Ogdens- welterweight title; Mike McCollum vs. Drew 87z Western N ew E ngl ond 81 Third period—8, Pittsburgh, Shedden 7 IncI 2 gondolas full opr •••••••••••••••••••••• burg, N.Y., and John D'Amello, Francisco de Jesus, 10, lunlor mld- (Bullard, Brickley). 8:26. 9, Pittsburgh, Invitational Friday. because freezing temperatures in the pre-dawn hours surviving, will be. made following completion of the The 36-hole leader was Curtis Strange, who began in iCarInthIa pp 14 trails 3 lifts opr Sat lthaca59,OneontaSt.52 MeSorley 1 (Boutette), 10:02. Penoltles— One more round of match play was scheduled Wilmington, Del., 68.4; 3, Dorothy Rodek dlewelghts; Howard Davis vs. Jimmy Lowell72z Sacred Heort70(ot) left the greens with a layer of frost. second round Saturday. the morning and carded a 5-under 66 over the par-7i through Mon .. and Robert Nordozza, Dallos, 67.1; 4, JIM Paul, 10, lightweights; Davey Moore vs. Lvcom1no55zElmlra51 Shedden. Pit, 5:40; Carlyle, Pit, 12:24, Friday night before the top five bowlers advanced Officials waited one hou- '>nd 40 minutes beyond the ‘Hogbek pdr pp 12 trails all lifts opr Catarers Helser, San Diego, and Michael VerIleh, Duane Thomas, 10, lunlor middle- Malne83z Vermont 62 Greschner, NYR. 18:33. Pavin, a 24-year-old in his rookie year on the PGA Phoenix Country Club course for an 8- under total of Wknd _____ Shots on gool—Pittsburgh 7-10-10— to Saturday’s fiqals. where the winner will earn scheduled start before allowing players onto the 134. I Lolne Steullet 125-354, Julie Wrubel Claremont, Calif., 65.2; 5, Jodie Balogh, weights. Nazareth63 Hobart 48 Tour, began the day in a three-way tie for first with 130-353, Linda Tomoszewskl 127, Aud­ TIronIa, "Alch., and Jerod Swal­ Feb. 15 at Las Vegas — c-Re(uglo New Hompshlre78z Niagara66 27. $33,000 course. Walking on a,frozen green kills the delicate Snead shot a 69, finishing his round just as the New Engtond winter sports oultook; NY Rangers 14-11-11—36. J.C. Snead and Gary Hallberg. He didn’t begin play Soturdov sunny but cold os temperatures rey Cody 128-348, Elizabeth Dey 139-346, low, Rolos vs. Irving Mitchell, 12, USBA Philo. Textlle94, W. Chester 71 grass. ' Jane McCrystal 170-383, Carol Lewis Northvllle, Mich., 64.1; 6, Suzanne featherweight title. Goalies—Pittsburgh, Romano. NY until after 2 p m. and lost a stroke on the third hole tournament was halted. rise to zero noHh to mid and upper teens Philo. Pharmacy 72. Wash. Bible59 Ran­ south. Arctic high pressure will cover the 132-162-403, Jan Bonadles 125-350, Edie Murphy, Cedar Grove, N. J., and Andrew Feb. 17 at Atlantic City — Mike TInlev Plattsburgh St. 72. Cortland St. 61 gers, Weeks. A—17,412. r*Ainn Into Simdnv Cavanaugh 138, Angle OrtolanI 349. NIebler, Warren, N.J.,61.7; 7, Kimberly vs. Doug DeWItt, 12, mlddlewelghts. RIT67.GeneseoS6 ( J I» - MANCHESTER HERALD, Suturduv, Jun. 21. 1984 MANCHKSTKR h e r a l d . Saturday. Jun. 21. 1984 - 19 Business Computer stocks up; D O W J O N E S A V E R A G E ^ In Brief 30 INDUSTRIALS LOOK FOR THE STARS... * earnings were good 1 280------January 20. 1984 Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stors help you get Pratt gets engine order BOSTON (UPI) - Shareholders of now is a good time to get into those EAST HARTFORD — Pratt & Whitney says it three of New England’s best known companies. will provide JT8D-200 series engines, valued at computer companies have plenty to be "We're in the midst of a cycle where 1260- more than $150 million to power a new fleet of happy about so far this year, watching there's an awful lot of spending for data better results. Put a star on your qd and see what a McDonnell Douglas MD-80 jetliners for the Civil prices cljmb steadily upward in the processing,” he said, "everyone seems Aviation Administration of China. early weeks of 1984. to be shipping a lot if you look at the The JTD8D-217A engines, rated at 20,000 Stock prices for Digital Equipment whole industry,” though competition 1240- difference it mokes. Telephone 643-2711, Mondoy-Fridoy, pounds of takeoff thrust, will be produced at Pratt Corp., Data General and Prime Com­ has kept some vendors down. St Whitney's U.S, manufacturing facilities in East puter have all improved for several Performance for the rest of the year Hartford. The deliveries will be made in 1986. reasons, primarily positive earnings appears positive, though continued 8:30 g.m. to 5:00 p.m.______reports. dramatic gains may not be likely. "It 1220- Ampad results improve Of the group. Digital has stood out certainly would seem like all of due its plunge of a few months ago and calandar '84 would be a very ^ood Weekly Change: Condominiums 32 Condominiums 32 Apartments (or Rent 42 Aportments for Rent 42 Services Offered $1 Heoting/Plumbing 55 MIsc. for Sole 63 Musical Items HOLYOKE, Mass, — Ampad Corp. has substantial rebound. year,” said Anderson, who expected Down 10.99 reported a 27 percent in net income on rising sales All three companies posted impres­ shipments to remain strong for the 1200 for the fiscal year ended last November. sive stock gains during the month-long remainder of the year. FOUR ROOM APART­ THREE ROOMS, THIRD trading period between Dec. 16 and HOUSEKEEPER — Mon- FOQARTY BROTHERS HAIR DRYER — Hood ELECTRIC GUITAR, Ampad reported net income of $3.6 million. MENT — Heat and ap­ FLOOR — Adults, no chester/Bolton area. Ex­ $1.57 per share, on sales of $69.6 million for the Jan. 17, much of it coming in the ending pliances. Oft East Center. pets. Security. Coll after — Bathroom remodel­ type. Like new. $10. Coll Montoya Les Paul copy. week. Birds have no sweat glands. They 1180 WELLSWEEP perienced, references. ing; Installation water 647-1816. Very good condition. year. The company posted earnings of $5.2 cool their bodies by means of air sacs $450. Coll 646-9608, days 6pm, 649-2236. Reasonable rotes. Coll million. $1.29 per share, on sales of $63.5 million Digital improved during the period Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan.; and 649-8920, nights. heaters, garbage dispo­ With case. $90. Coll 649- and by opening their beaks and 646-7930 otter 4:30pm, ask sals; faucet repairs. 649- PLAY BRIDGE? Need a 7662. for the previous year. from 70’/« to' 8S3/<. Data General rose 1983 1984fc for Jeon. from 33Vs to 46'/2. Prime Computer vibrating the walls of their throats. CONDOMINIUMS VERNON; Broond new, 7657. Viso/MosterCord cord table and 4 chairs - The board of directors also approved an 400 NORTH MAIN ST. MANCHESTER accepted. hardly ever used - good increase in the quarterly dividend from 12 cents went up from 17 to to 205/e. As a group, multi level two bedroom Homes for Rent 43 APARTMENTS AND to 13 cents. prices of the three improved more than townhouse condo: living condition. Only $30. Coll Strong fourth quarter HOMES CLEANED — 649-0832. Recreational Items 67 25 percent in the month. Fully Applianced Kitchens, W/Cus- room with fireplace, tom- Dependable and effi­ DEC stock was boosted in large part -lly room, fully 'ap­ cient. Call Debbie, 289- Investment report tom Wood Cabinetry, Choice of Carpet plianced kitchen, I'/z MANCHESTER — three Flooring 56 TYPEWRITERS — Ex­ by news J[ast week that the company bedroom Ranch. 2 baths, 0629. cellent condition. Coll would earn between $1.20 and $1.45 for & Vinyl Floors, Andersen Windows, baths, basement, patio, WOODEN HOCKEY Investment prices, courtesy of Advest Inc., arp wall-to-wall carpeting, tireplaced family room, 643-6876 evenings. STICKS - $6 each. Excel­ as of 3 p.m. Friday. its recently ended second quarter.-The P/i Baths, Individual Basements, basement rec room, 2 car PERFECTION, THO­ stock plummeted the previous quarter Lydall sets records in 1983 draperies. $600 a month ROUGHNESS and Excel­ FLOORSANDING — lent condition. Phone649- Eiecric Radiant Heat. Convenient to 'plus utilties. Call owner, garage. Large lot. Nice Floors like new. Special­ FOR SALE; % " thick 2433. Price Change from well over 100 to below 70 when Shopping, Recreation & Bus Line. location. Security. Refer­ lent work, done by bronze handle gloss door. 659-3303. metjculous, hardworking izing In older floors, natu­ Friday This Week earnings estimates proved to be Lydall Inc. of Manchester has the division closing of the Colonial Fiber Co. plaqj* Prices Start $56,900»«. ences. $650 plus utilities. ral and stained floors. No Suitable for office or MEN'S FIGURE radically out of line with results. Call 649-5357 Otter 5pm. lady. Call 528-4280 after patio. Asking $60. Call reported record 1983 sales of $112.5 The sale accounted for about 21 cents in Manchester. However, he said h*-« 149 OAKLAND STREET 3:30pm only. waxing anymore. John SKATES — Size 12, Shef­ Advest Inc. 11V« dn l'/4 Rumors, which were denied, that — First floor, 2 rooms. Vertoille. Call 646-5750. 646-0050. field steel blades. Excel­ million and earnings of $4.4 million. per share of the company's fourth expected employment to remain stablfi,C SIX ROOM HOME — Acmat 12 dn Vt General Electric was- interested in quarter earnings after taxes. Lyc)all Heated. Security re­ lent condition. $40. Coll Earnings per share of the company’s throughout this year. "rj With stove, refrigerator. ••••••••••••••••••••••• COO COO CLOCK — Aetna 35Va dn Vi acquiring Digital also contributed to a President Millard H. Pryor Jr. said the "I don’t see us laying off anybody,K quired. $290. Phoneweek- 643-8836. healthy boost. Both factors combined common stock amounted to $2.27, $600 monthly, plus heat, •■••••••••••••••••••••• Bought In Germany. CRT Corp. 311/4 up l ‘/4 division was sold because its product he said. OPEN HOUSE davs, 9-5, 646-2426. Painting/Papering S2 made Digital the New York Stock compared with a loss of 91 cents per utilities. Group 1, Beltl- Overall 16” x 12” walnut Colonial Bancorp 28 up 1/4 share in 1982. The company had line did not complement Lydall’s other Pryor said he was optimistic abont^ Income Tax Service 57 Exchange's fourth most active stock on ore Agency, 647-1413. wood and colored toner. Finast 12'A dn 3 1,854,000 common shares outstanding businesses. this year; TWO BEDROOM, two ••••••••••••••••••••••• Monday, when it gained IV t. SATURDAY 1-4 P.M. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Very unusual. Excellent First Bancorp 59‘/i! nc in 1983. Pryor attributed the strong year and "We think we’ll have a good year.Jiil family. Middle aged cou­ condition. $90. Coll 649- A utom otive /! ple. No children, no pets. PAINTING AND PAPER First Conn. Bancorp 441 nc Data General has been producing The manufacturer of paper, rubber fourth quarter to an improved national he said. HANGING —Exterior 7625. First Hartford Corp. i/i nc Unheated, $350. Call 649- good earnings news of its own. The and synthetic-based products lost economy, increased sales and reduced {IT'e offer affordable housing without 2455. Store/Office Space 44 and Interior, ceilings re­ Hartford National 37>/2 up '/4 company, which had been suffering nearly $1.5 million during 1982. costs. paired. References, fully FOR SALE — Records, 18 Cors/Trucks for Sole 71 Hartford Steam Boiler /! sacrificing quality. Stop by and com­ 551 up '/2 through a slump, recently announced The company reported a strong Sales of the company’s automotive Fund drive works « Insured. Quality work. 45's childrens. 30 78's Ingersoll Rand 54Vb up >/2 MANCHESTER — First western, Kennedy, earnings of $9 million for its most fourth quarter in 1983, with sales of and filtration products were particu­ FARMINGTON (UPI) - The HiOC pare!) floor, renovated, two 474 MAIN STREET — Martin Mattsson, even­ J.C. Penney 53'/4 dn l>/2 $29.9 million and earnings of nearly $1.5 larly strong, he said. Across from post office. ings 649-4431. Christmas, church. Good 18U V. recent quarter, triple the figure for the Stead Museum has raised $1.15 milliqjc bedrooms, carpeting, ap­ 1974 TOYOTA CORONA Lydall Inc. up periocrtn the previous year, million. The earnings included the gain "The elimination of losses incurred Ideal for office or busi­ buy. $20. Coll 649-0173. — 4 door, 4 speed. Body Sage Allen ll'/i nc during a year-long capital funliP pliances, fully Insulated. GEORGE N. CONVERSE from the sale of the company’s Federal by plants closed in 1982, and the move to campaign. " $450 plus utilities. Allbrio ness. Phone 646-2426, good shape, runs well, SNET 33Vt dn 1% "I think what's being (seen) is that — Pointing and paper- WOOL WINTERCOATS! Package Division in Minneapolis, profitability of our Chicago elastomer Raymond IVArenio, campaign chait;^ Realty, 649-0917. ’ 9am-5pm. biconie Tax new engine parts. $2000 or Travelers 31 Vi dn Vl business is pretty good across the PETERMAN BLDG CO. hanging. 30 Years Expe­ Man's navy dress coot Minn. plant also contributed significantly,” man, said the money will be used t»-i best otter. Call 646-9589 United Technologies 7lVt dn Vt board for all three companies," said Pryor said. 649-9404 647-1340 647-0080 NEWLY DECORATED rience! Coll 643-2804. Service (40), new; Ladles green after 4pm, ask (or Mark. The division was sold for $1.7 million make major improvements to tliS3 EAST HARTFORD — Chesterfield, (13); Ladies New York gold. $371.25 dn 2.00 James Anderson of Advest.in Hartford, to an investment group headed by Pryor said employment at the Five rooms, two bed­ OFFICE SPACE in Man­ Conn. "I think the perception is that Farmington mansion where the mtg; chester. Centrally lo­ CEILINGS REPAIRED novey comelhoir reefer BUICK REGAL, '78 — Robert W. Chadfield, the president of company decreased in 1983 due to the seum is housed. -x rooms. Appliances, or REPLACED with dry- (12); $55. Call 643-6526. garage. $425 a month, no cated with ample park­ INCOME TAXES — Pre­ Two door, automatic, ac, ing. Call 649-2891. wall. Coll evenings. Gory pared by CPA. Business & powersteerlng, power- utilities. No dogs. Kids McHugh, 643-9321. ONE LUNGER one cy­ OK. Call 646-2579. Individual. Call John, brakes. Excellent condi­ Real Estate Wanted 37 Real Estate Wanted 37 MANCHESTER — Pro­ 659-3069. linder gas engine. $99. tion. Must be seen. Call Telephone 644-3;234. SIX ROOM RENT — For fessional office space for 289-3919, 649- working couple. $450 per rent. Beautifully deco­ TAX PREPARATIONS — 5189(evenlngs & rated In unique building. In the convenience of ARIENS SNOW weekends). month, plus utilities. No 10% OFF EXTERIOR, BLOWER — 4 horse . pets. Security deposit. Central location. On pre­ your home. Reliable- Classified__ mises parking. Coll 646- SPRING EARLY BIRD reasonable. Call Norm power, 24” width. $150. Business Opportunities .. .22 643-2711 Coll 649-0628 Otter Spm. JEEPS, CARS, TRUCKS Store/Office Space ...... 44 Household Goods...... 62 Notices INTERESTED 4220. SPECIAL — Interior and Marshall, 643-9044. Coll 649-9109. $100, now available In Situation Wanted...... 23 Resort Property ...... 45 MIsc. for Sale ...... 63 R ates For advertisements to be Exterior Painting. Resi­ Lost/Found...... 01 Employment Info...... 24 MIsc. tor Rent...... 46 published Monday, the dead­ MANCHESTER — Cen­ your area. Call 1-(619) Home and Garden...... 64 Minimum Charge: MANCHESTER — Office dential, Commercial. 25” RCA XL-100, Color 569-0241 for information Personals...... 02 Instruction...... 25 Wanted to Rent...... 47 line is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. IN MULTI-FAMILY. trally located. Four room Spray or brush. Power ••••••••••••••••••••••• track. Excellent condi­ Pets ...... 65 $2.25 for one day apartment, two bed­ near Superior Court. 24 hours. Announcements ...... '^:.^03 Roommates Wanted...... 48 Musical Items ...... 66 Newly redecorated. Air washing. Free estimates. tion throughout. $200. Auctions...... 04 Per Word: rooms. $390 plus utilities. For Sale ' Call 643-1145. Recreational Item s ...... : .67 TWO TO TWELVE UNITS conditioned and heated. Fully insured. Russell DODGE 1880 — 4 X 4 with Real Estate 1-2 d a y s ...... 15c Read Your Ad C9II 643-9927. Frechette. Call 289-0730. A ntiques...... 68 3-5 d a y s -.,...... 14c $125 per month. Call 646- ••••••••••••••••••••••• plow. 16,000 miles. Power Homes for Sale...... 31 Services 0505. BORGANZIA — Fur like Tag Sales...... '. ,69 6 da vs ...... 13c Classified advertisements CLOSING DATE FLEXIBLE SECOND FLOOR — Two steering, automatic, lock F in an cial Condominiums...... are taken by telephone as a PAINTING THROUGH Hollday/Seasonal 61 block coot, size 8. New, out hubs. S8000. Coll 646- 32 Services O ffered...... 51 Wanted to Buy ...... 70 26 d a y s ...... 12c family. Five rooms. Heat never worn. Bargain $29. Lots/Land for Sale ...... 33 Painting/Papering...... 52 convenience. REPIV BOX RR,(V. MRNCHESTER HERUD included. $500 monthly. PROFESSIONALISM — 5374. Mortgages...... 11 Happy Ads: "Your Home Deserves a Coll 646-3388. Personal Loans...... 12 Investment Property ...... 34 Bulldlng/Contractlng...... 53 The Manchester Herald is Call 646-3979. $3.00 per column Inch Resort Property 45 Specialist” References Household Goods 62 1976 AMC HORNET Insurance...... 13 Business P ro p e rty...... 35 RoofIng/SIdIng ...... 54 responsible only for one incor­ CONHDENCE RESPECTED. and reasonable prices. SWIVEL BA Resort Property ...... 36 A u to m o tiv e rect Insertion and then only MANCHESTER — Six WAGON — Air condltlon- Wanted to B o rro w ...... 14 Heating/Plumbing...... 55 D eadlines Fred Newman, 643-0779. STROLLER for two ■ Ing, automatic transmis- F lo o rin g ...... 56 for fhe size of the original room duplex tor rent. lustable backrest Cars/Trucks for Sale ...... 71 For closs'lfled advertlse- Centrally located. Refer­ VERMONT — Wilming­ toc Powerstegrlng, roof Income Tax Service ...... 57 Motorcycles/Bicycles ... .7}. insertion. USED REFRIGERA­ footrest, canopy. R entals menfs to be published Tues­ ences required. Adults ton, by Mt. Snow. New TORS, WASHERS, '"ock. Good condition. E m p lo y m e n t Services Wanted...... 58 Rec Vehicles...... 73' Errors which do not lessen Manchester. Call Must Sel I! Best offer. Cal! day through Saturday, the Lots/Land for Sole 33 Apartments for Rent 42 only. Coll for details, townhouse. Three bed­ Ranges - clean, guaran­ 1847. & Education Rooms fo r Rent ...... 41 Auto Services...... 74 the value of theadvertisement 649-9203, anytime. rooms, two baths. Cross Building/Contracting 53 649-1266. F o r Sale deadline Is noon on the day will not be corrected by an teed, ports and service. Apartments for Rent ...... 42 Autos for Rent/Lease...... 75 country skiing. Wee­ Low prices. B.D. Pearl & Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes fo r Rent ...... 43 before publication. additional insertion. WOLLENSAK RE- 1971 CHEVY CONCOURS Hollday/Seasonal...... 61 MIsc. Automotive ...... 76 MANCHESTER — Three STORRS/WILLINGTolll kends, weekly. Coll 646- Son, 649 Main Street, CORDER — Complete THREE LOTS FOR SALE AREA — One and two 4154. WAGON — V-8, auto­ — Cheap. East Middle room heated apartments, FARRAND REMODEL­ 643-2171. With microphone, foot bedroom modern apart­ ING — Cabinets, roofing, matic, PS, radio, roof Turnpike, near Earl No appliances. Security. control, cables, photo­ rack, positraction, de- Phone 646-2426, 9 to 5 ments with new carpet. gutters, room additions, FOUR KITCHEN fact manual. Asking $50. Street. Owner will hold Patio or balcony on 24 fogger. Good snow - ski­ Help Wanted mortgoge. Coll 265-5241 weekdays. decks, all types o( remo­ CHAIRS — Very cheap. Telephone 649-3893. Notices 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted Help Wanted 21 Business Opportunities 22 R 0 Q | E S ta tC beautiful country acres. Wanted to Rent 47 deling and repairs. FREE ing - hill - climbing vehi­ after 6pm. Must sell. Private home. cle. Call 643-2880. FOUR ROOM APART­ Tennis court - 2 car estimates. Fully Insured. Coll 649-6486. BARBELL, DUMBELL lighted parking. On Rte. Telephone 643-6017, after CASHIER/HOSTESS — MENT — No appliances. SET — 177 lb., 16 pieces, 1979 CHEVY MALIBU Personals 02 RECEPTIONIST/TY- INTERNATIONAL $240 per month, plus utili­ 74/44. East access to 1-86 DUPLEX APARTMENT 6pm, 647-8509. WHITE WOOD DINETTE $55. 500 lb capacity, DP PART TIME Mature person, Tuesday PIST — Must be organ­ NEWSPAPER DEALER STEEL BUILDING Ma­ Homes for Sole Rentals (Exinoo). Call 429-8212or NEEDED After February SET — Four choirs,’ two CLASSIC SPORT COUPE through Saturday even­ ties, $300 Security dep­ Bench with leg extension — V-8, automatic, power- NEWSPAPER DEALER STEAMFITTERS ized person with good nufacturer awarding osit. No pets. Phone 643- 288-8211 for appointment. 7th for two adults In DESIGN KITCHENS by large leaves. Good tor machine, $25. Both $70. ings, 5 to 9. Inquire typing experience, plea­ NEEDED dealership In area soon. Southwest area of Man­ J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, small dining room or Call 643-1374. steering, a/c, AM/FM HELP! Looking for ride in HEBRON within: Vic's Pizza, 151 4751, 4 to 8pm. vinyl top. Call 643-2880. & sant telephone personal­ No Inventory Investment. BOLTON — Birch Moun­ Rooms for Rent 41 MANCHESTER — Newly chester. After 5:30 coll vanities, formica, Wilson closed porch. $99. Coll to Eost Hartford Center, Call Tom West Middle Tpke., ity and a strong math in SDUTH WINDSDR Great potential. Wedg- tain Area. Custom U 8, R'' renovated two bedroom 649-5479. art, Corlan counter tops, 646-4985. 6om, Monday - Friday. Manchester. PLUMBERS Call bttwaan Sam A 11pm LIKE PRIVATE HOME. GERBER STEAM VAPO­ 1979 TRANS AM — 6.6 742-9795 Freedom Mechanicat A Elec­ aptitude for diversified Cor, 303/759-3200 fo r Cope. Three bedrooms, 2^ Studio-type apartment. apartment. Centrally lo- kitchen cabinet fronts, RIZER — 2 gallon capac­ Coll Bill, 643-1246 after trical. Inc. now has immedi­ 647-9946 application. ■ coted. $350 month plus litre engine, automatic, ate openings lor licensed duties on front desk. Call 1/2 baths. Fireplace,fam­ Utilities, appliances. complete woodworking KITCHEN STOVE — ity. $15. Coll 742-7176. 6pm. DIRECTOR TEACHER — for an appointment, 646- ily room, screen porch: ' GENTLEMAN PRE­ utilities and security. No service, custom-made Burns coal, wood and' powersteering, power- mechanics. Applicants WANTED — House­ FERRED. $50.(M weekly. Working single adult. No brakes, powerwindows, PART TIME — Earn up to Bolton Cooperative should be experienced in 4048, Dynamic Metal Pro­ First floor laundry. Pool. I children, pets.. Coll 643- pets. After 5pm, 643-8753. Services furniture, colonial repro­ propane gas. Good condi­ ALL WOOD STUDENT $150 per week. Fast grow­ Nursery School, 1984-1985 commercial and industrial ducts Co., Inc. keeper for general house- 646-2000. powerdoors, T-root, a/c, Announcements 03 Immaculate. $134,000, by'' 2880. ductions in wood, 9 varie­ tion. $40. Call 649-2048. DESK — In good condi­ ing corporotlon needs school session. Monday work. Competitive wages and cleaning. One day Instruction 25 owners. Appointment NEWLY PAINTED ties of hardwood and rear defogger, tilt wheel. fringe benefits. For applica­ weekly. Excellent wages. MANCHESTER — Large tion. $40. Coll 649-2653. $6500 or best offer. Call people now! For Inter­ thru Friday, 8:30 to tion call 522-3920.8 a.m.-5 p. only. Call 646-1948. THREE BEDROOM se­ veneers NOW IN STOCK WINGED-BACK CHAIR AUTO MECHANIC — Ex­ Call 646-3361. room with kitchen privi­ TWO BEDROOM TOWN- Services Offered 51 5-11pm, 742-8242. view call 647-8730. 11:30am. Submit resume m., Mon. - FrI. perienced. Own tools. cond floor apartment. Call 649-9658 or evenings, — Gold. Fair condition. 20 GALLON FISH TANK INVITE "CELEBRA­ leges. Parking. Central HOUSE — Applianced to: Bolton Cooperative Equal Opportunity Employer Call 633-3669. PRIVATE UNIQUE GUI­ kitchen, 1'/z baths, full Newer two family. Fully 289-7010. $40. Call 649-1921. with (liter, heater and TIONS” to your child's BUSBOYS/DISH- Nursery School, P.O. Box M/F TEMPORARY — Light location. Gentleman carpeted,' appliances. 1970 COUGAR XR7 — Industrial people needed TAR LESSONS — In yoTir only. After 5pm, 646-2210. basement. $650 month, colored rocks. Must sell. O riginal owner. Best birthday party - let us WASHERS, WAI­ 233, Bolton, CT 06040. TEENAGE BABYSIT­ home. Many accessory Condominiums 32- $525 plus utilities. Secur­ REWEAVING BURN CARPENTRY WORK — FOUR PAIR Blue and two entertain. For Informa­ TRESSES — Days or In Mancliester/South utilities included. Peter­ Please coll'646-1565. offer. Coll 643-1678. TER WANTED for three courses. Low rates. P.O. man Realty. 649-9404, 647- ity and references. No HOLES — zippers, um­ Alterations, new work pair gold custom made tion call 644-1318 after evenings. Apply in per­ PART TIME TELE­ Placing an ad in Classi­ Windsor area. CalJ Per­ FURNISHED ROOM — pets. Coll 643-5836. brellas repaired. Window girls. One weekend night, sonnel, 249-7721. Box 533, Manchester. 1340. and repairs. Coll David, lined 84” drapes with ATARI 2600 TV GAME — 3pm. son, Podunk M ill Restau­ PHONE SOLICITORS — fied is easy. Just call occasional day, wee- Private home, nice yard, shades, Venetian blinds. 643-8996. tie-backs. Excellent con­ In excellent condition, rant, 989 Ellington Road, MANCHESTER — 400, kitchen prlvlfeges. On Evenings and Saturday 643-2711. We'll help you knlght. Will pay $1.50 North Main Street. New" EAST HARTFORD —One Keys. TV FOR RENT. dition. $1S/palr. Call 643- including 7 cartridges. South Windsor. mornings. Burnside with the wording of your PART TIME CLEANING busline. Female only. 4 ROOMS — Third floor. MIsc. Automotive 76 Em ploym ent hourly. References. two bedroom town” Heat, stove, refrigerator, bedroom apartment. Marlow's, 867 Main LEON CIESZYNSKI 6463. $50. Coll 649-2653. Avenue office. $3.60-f per ad. North Manchester. Coll HELP — Mornings and Coll 649-9813 days, 647- Centrally located, large Street. 649-5221. BUILDER — New homes, MATURE WOMAN to hour. Call 289-0100. weekends. 20-25 hours houses, 1'/2 baths, ap- 9813 evenings and adults, no pets. $375. Se­ 643-1753. VIOLIN LESSONS — Of­ pllanced kitchens, And-' curity and references. yard, no pets. References additions, remodeling, DRESSER — 2 large WOODEN HOCKEY care (or Infant In my weekly. Must have own fered by experienced weekends. and security required. BRICKS, BLOCKS,' rec rooms, garages, kit­ drawers, 2 small draw­ STICKS - $6 each. Excel­ & Education home, 3 to 5 hours a day ACCOUNTS PAYABLE transportation. No hlgh- erson windows, full bas^-., Call after 6pm, 649-2236. NEWSPAPER music teacher In Man­ ments, $56,900. Peterman' $230. Call 649-4424 after STONE — Concrete. chens remodeled, ceil­ ers. Needs work. Maho­ lent condition. Phone649- (or four days a week. BOOKKEEPER — Injme- schoolers. Call 643-4000. pm. Chimney repairs. No lob ings, both tile, dormers, diate opening available CARRIER NEEDED chester area. Mrs. Carol Realty, 649-9404 or 647-" Apartments (or Rent 42 MANCHESTER — Newer 6 gany color. $15. Call 643- 2433. Salary negotiable. Refer­ Maos, 647-9106. 1340. too small. Coll 644-8356. roofing. Residential or 2880. WINTER SPECIAL — Help Wanted 21 ences required. Call 646- REAL ESTATE SALES­ for an experienced book­ in Manchastar BANKING/BOOKKEBp - oversized three bedroom duplex. I'/i baths. Ap­ commercial. 649-4291. MAN'S HARRIS TWEED BATTERIES, $29.95. Ri­ 9555. PERSON — To work keeper In a medium sized ING Part Time Clerk — ODD JOBS, Trucking. ley Oldsmoblle, 345 Cen­ suburban office. Some Call pliances. Air condition­ Too Coot — Size 40. $30. from model home of 9am to 1pm. South flAANCHESTER-One, two Home repairs. You name ANCHOR ELECTRICAL MIsc. (or Sole 63 Lexington Tailor Shop. ter Street, Manchester. SECRETARY/RECEP- large 2-3 year prolect knowledge of computers Windsor Bank & Trust and three bedroom ing. Large deck. Attic EXPERIENCED BOOK- 6 4 7 - 9 9 4 6 storage. $575 monthly, MALE OR FEMALE It, we do it. Free esti­ CONTRACTORS — Do Coll 643-8651. TIONIST — DOCTOR'S East of River. Knowledge helpful, not required. Ex­ Co. Contact Warren Mat­ apartments. Heat and hot ROOMMATE WANTED mates. Insured. 643-0304. any size or type of work. KEEPER/CASHIER — cellent employer paid be­ plus utilities. Security. Buyer meets seller In Full time. Experienced. OFFICE, East Hartford. of buyer mortgage fi­ teson for appointment, vyoter. $400, $440, $495. — Shore house. Andover, Fully Insured. Free esti­ FLEXABLE FLYER Classified ... and it's Part time, 4 mornings a nancing desireable. A nefit package. EOE. Send BANKING/BOOKKEEP- 289-6061. Coll 649-4800. No pets. Coll 646-0618. Mature. Apply: Mar­ ING Port Time Clerk — lake front. Utilities In­ COMPETENT HOUSE- mates. Coll 647-0293. SLED — 5 ft. long. Used happy meeting (or both. week. Includes light great opportunity on an resume and salary re­ CLEANER — Dependa­ 643-2711. low's, Inc. 867 Main, quirements to Box P, c/o- 1pm to closing. Proof or cluded. $300 a month plus only 3 time. $40. Coll Manchester. bookkeeping. Reply to excellent prolect which TF.XAS OIL COMPANY KIT -N’ CARLYLE'” by Larry Wright security. Coll 742-6914 or ble, efficient person to OHLUND 8. KEHOE, 646-2218. Box N, c/o The Herald. The Manchester Herald. CRT experience pre­ ALUMINUM SHEETS sells Itself. Individuals needs mature person (or 646-8858, ask for Roy or Cleon your home. Excel­ INC. — Custom kitchen used as printing plates — only. Call 643-9205. ferred. South Windsor Bank 8, Trust Co. Contact short trips surrounding leave message. lent references. For a and both renovations, ad­ .007” thick, 23 X 24” . 50« UPRIGHT FREEZER — tfkFyiNllYA%!V|S NURSES — 3 to 11pm, Hartford. Contact custo­ quality lob, call KIttI, ditions, wood, Vinyl, each, or 5 for $2.00. Phone Coldspot. 15.8. Five years SERVICE STATION AT­ Warren Matteson for ap­ 647-9234. , BCY xco OU6MTA« 11pm to 7am, part time. RECEPTIONIST — Man­ TENDANT — Full time. pointment, 289-6061. mers. We train. Write ...M°W i bTriAT FIVE ROOMS — Two aluminum siding. Fully 643-2711. They MUST be old; Excellent condition. PWPLAVTEfWIs! ME AREA ADVISORS Apply In person: Canter­ chester Doctor's office. P.X. Dickerson, Pres., bedrooms, second floor. Insured. Call 742-5986. Experience preferred. m i oFF A picked up before Leaving state. $189. Call 1 DoesN 'T JUST MrriHe NEEDED In Manchester bury Villa, 595 Valley 9am-5pm, Wednesday - Southwestern Petro­ Garage. Furnace. Wa- L. WOOD 8. SON — 11:00a.m. only. after 4pm, 644-1674. Apply at Gil's Auto Ser­ PART TIME — Local ReLATtoN-^HiP, JU9T General and finish car­ ,w ^ u o w e R i« e HET... to deliver to our carriers. Street, Wllllmantic. Friday. Call 646-6969. vice, Route 6, Bolton. . Corporation now hiring leum, Box 789, Ft. Worth, sher/dryer hook ups. No ROBERT E. JARVIS - - tCJTfe OE-nMESMEHlT Call 647-9946 between 9am TX 76101. rteR CAT 15 AU-epCilC To My appliances. Available penters. Commercial and Building and Remodeling for several positions 3-5 residential remodeling Pets rToE/* cvERine and 11am. evenings per week, wee­ AfTeP 6HAVe ? February 1st. $350. Secur­ Specialist. Additions, 65 EXPERIENCED BOOK­ For Sale - By Owner ity deposit. Call after and repair. Coll 646-3046 garages, roofing, siding, kends optional. Starting otter 6pm. SALES MANAGEMENT rote $7.25, ideal for some­ KEEPER FULLTIM E — 5:30pm, 649-8926. kitchens, bathrooms, re­ EXCELLENT QUALITY TRAINEE — Educational PART TIME one working during the Thru General Ledgeer Manchester — Executive 4 placem ent wlndows- SEASONED HARD­ FREE PUPPIES — Dach­ Sales Company expand­ day and college students. and Trial Balance. Com­ BR Colonial. Quiet street, /doors. Coll 643-6712. WOOD — Oak - Maple - shund mix. Senior citi­ ing In area. Responsibili­ 8 to 20 Hour Week Must be High School grad plete knowledge of State Hickory. $65/cord. Two zens preferred. Call 649- ties Include: School ser­ and Locdl Tax Forms. CELEBRITY CIPHER and have use of car. Call Forest Hills section. Fully C«l*brity CiplMT cryptogrami crM ted from quot«tk>nR by tamous people, peel cord minimum. Cut, split 8600. vicing exhibits and Taking Telephone Orders 721-0349, 4-7pm. Computer knowledge and preeeni. Eech letter In the cipher stondt for another. Today's c/Ve. S equals E . and delivered. Call 649- prearranged home visits. helpful. Call 429-5763, equipped kitchen, large Roofing/SIding 54 1831 anytime. FREE PUPPIES — Counseling, teaming or The J.C.Penney Telephone Center may have the part time position you have speak with Joyce. by CONNIE WIENER been looking for. We have the need for year round, part time associates to take Brown and white. Griff In- social work background NEEDLECRAFT OPEN­ master BR w/walk-in “ X N R B L WFCAVCEBS TUN XSTSCH HOSPITAL COMMODE /Germon Shortholr helpful. Call Bill McDer­ orders by telephone. The successful person must have a pleasant telephone INGS— Immediate open­ CUSTOMER SERVICE voice, enjoy customer contact, and have a.good math aptitude. Knowledge of closet. V baths, family BIDWELL HOME Im­ — In excellent condition. cross. Coll 643-2375. mott , between 1 and 5pm, ings for consultants and REPRESENTATIVE — 2 2 provement Company — Hardly used. Asking $50. Tuesday and Wednesday, typewriter keyboard is helpful but not required. You will be scheduled 8 to 20 managers with top Local, well established CG KSPP CQ TUN ZRWHUNRSG. RH hours per week on a rotation basis. Monday thru Friday and some weekends, room w/fireplace. Finished Roofing , siding, altera­ Call 643-4942. I'M BANDIT, 0 loveable, 763-0862. stitcherv company. Ex­ Insurance agency seeks long haired mole cot. I'm between the hours of 7:30 a.m. and 11 p.m. Ifyou are interested andean work a HCGHSO HFS GCAS, CBX lUY tions, additions. Some cellent Income and highly motivated Individ­ playroom in basement. number (or over 30 years. SEASONED FIREWOOD block and white, with a SEWING MACHINE OP­ flexible schedule, submit your application between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. In our hours. From career ual. Must be aggressive Personnel Office. 649-6495. — Cut, spilt and deli­ black mask around my ERATORS — Skilled sew­ woman to homemaker. and dble to work with Central air, well lands­ B88X RH AUNS.” — SXAYBX KCNX. vered. C.O.D. Telephone eves. Coll 342-0571. ing machine operators Top opportunity for Indi­ congenial group. Com; PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I don't know, the devil used to get 643-6327. needed by local toy fac­ J.C.PENNEY vidual who wants to petetive salary and be­ caped lot. U&R con­ Catalogue Distribution Center Into me and Into Elizabeth and we’d say something just to GOOD USED furniture Is NEVER PLACED a wont | tory. Hourly rate based grow, If you like working nefits. Reply to Box R> make Journalists' eyes pop 01: ' •h,>ir heads." — Richard in demand. Why not ad­ CLOCK RADIO — Dig­ on capobllltles. Needed 1-86 A Exit 93, Manchester with people who care. c/o The Manchester He­ structed. $165,000. ad? There's nothing to IttJCAN J CAN Www V ^ o G e . Burton. vertise the furniture you ital, chime. Solid State ... lust dial 643-2711 and19 ' e x t r a ------i t e m s w it-- h Immediately. Call 659- Equal Opportunity Employer M/F Next training class Janu­ rald; Include employ­ no longer use in classi­ Westclox, In original car­ 0204 for appointment. ary 25th. Call 527-9879. ment history. Cali 649-4995.

HOUSEWASHING GENERAL OIL High PreMura Power Waahing AARON COOK Of Vinyl, Aluminum And Wood Cut your own taxes: Congress returns today Raiders super MANCHESTER 0 Sided Homaa. Home sale rule flexible for election-year session In Super Bowl HEATING OIL MAK Painting _ QUALITY SERVICE 643-2659 I .. page 2 ... page 4 ... pages 11, 13 «u 568-3500 HAS IT! m4 O M U m «IT 0 BODY OPTICAL ROUTE 83 TALCOTTVILLE, CT. FEATURING THIS WEEK ... Warmer today; Manchester, Conn. 24 HR. TOWING sleet Tuesday Monday, Jan. 23, 1984 ^ 6 3 and 191 Mam Si . Manchester ' 6 4 3 - 0 0 1 6 Phone: 643-1191 or 643-1900 . — See page 2 Single copy: 25.C •COMRtETE COLLISION REPAIR EAST WEST IMPORTS O • Eostbrook Moll, Mansfield M nm htB ttr •POREIQN AND AMERICAN CARS MrralJi Since 1947 IIIV2 CENTER ST. MAHCHESTER Phone: 4S6-1 141 tASnifN CONNKTKUn Art Cunliffe, Prop. UAotNo n ju s n y ta o^riaANSt STEVENSON'S 6 4 3 - 5 6 9 2 Pc' RAZOR’S Servicenter, Inc. R o m m - Court A u t o EDGE Reagan taps Emissions & Auto Sales & CO. permits 2 WASHING - WAXING - RUG SHAMPOOING 968 Main St. THE c u r LUBRICATION - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES Tv TIRES - TUNEUPS - TEXACO PRODUCTS Downtown YOU KEEP 40-1-405 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER, CT. V i Call 647-1167 Meese for execution Phone: 649-5533 BOB STEVENSON for your appointment

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Attorney General William French Smith said, alluding to his close The justices reversed a federal ADDITIONS - REC ROOMS - WATER HEATERS 643-5539 - 295-0445 Smith has resigned from the personal and political association appeals court ruling in a.California Cabinet and he will nominate with the president, dating from case that said state courts must White House counselor Edwin Reagan’s campaigns for governor compare every capital punish­ “ Servin/f Manchester For Over 50 Years** EAST WEST IMPORTS Meese to take over the top Justice of California. "This would not be ment case with every first degree Fachiofis and Gilts from Around the World J l - . Department post. possible in my present position.” murder case in the state to see if In an exchange of letters, Meese, 52, is a former prosecutor the death penalty is being meted NOW YOUR HOST -- ASHOK KUMAR Pentland The Florist out fairly. ’ AUTHENTIC Reagan accepted Smith’s resigna­ and longtime friend of Reagan’s. 24 BIRCH ST. tion with “deepest appreciation He has served for three years as The ruling clears the way for Oriental Rugs Experience the treasures of the East at most TEL. 643-6247 California to proceed with the ' At Whal«aM« P r k « and regret." counselor to the president and is 643-4444 In announcing Meese’s appoint­ perhaps the most trusted member execution of double murderer 643-5692 affordable prices. ment, Reagan said, "While I of Reagan’s inner circle of Robert Alton Harris, who would Ho«r«i T«c«..Sm. F.T.D. become the first inmate in that I l l Center St. lo-siso MASTER CHARGE deeply regret the resignation of a advisers. Manchester, Ct. Tkun. lUi C:00 ' HAVE YOU ALWAYS WANTED -- AMERICAN EXPRESS WORLD WIDE close friend and long-time adviser Meese was in Santa Barbara, slate executed since the high court SERVICE who has served as one of the Calif., delivering a speech to a approved use of capital punish­ — One of kind ORIENTAL CARPET. nation’s very finest attorneys University of California group, and ment in 1976. — A glorious ROSE MEDALION VASE The ruling clears up potential WE SERVICE AND INSTALL INDUSTRIAL AND CDMMEHCIAL general, I am delighted to be able unavailable for immediate SPECIALIZING IN — JEWELRY to adorn and adore — for now — for ever to nominate Ed Meese as his comment. problems with the capital punish­ SUPERIOR MUFFLERS AIR CONDITIONING - REFRIGERATION suctiessor. White House spokesman Larry ment law in Texas, which also docs — FASHIONS from the East HEATING and SHEET METAL "Ed is not only my trusted Speakes said that Meese’s job at not require a review. The state has DON WILLIS GARAGEJNC. counselor, he is also a person the White House would not be filled been unable to execute any in­ — Hand Crafted Candle Sticks, Stemware & Figurines mates while the court considered specialists whose life and experience reflect a and indicated the pssitions of WHEEL a l ig n m e n t . b r a k e SERVICE WRECk EH SflWiCE — Unique & Unusual Gifts for all occasions the Harris case. J New England Mechanical Services, Inc. profound commitment to the law others on the domestic staff would g e n e r a l r e p a ir in g The issue before the court is and a consistent dedication to the be enhanced. Deputy chief of staff Propane Cylinders Filled *. F-iUL'v V known as ‘proportionality" re­ 166 TUNNEL RD. improvement of our justice sys­ Richard Darman was expected to Air Conditioning Service tem,” Reagan said. "I know of no assume a.greater policy role. . view, which Justice Byron White, TELEPHONE 10 MAIN STREET OUR 2 FOR 1 PLUS A DOLLAR SALE STARTS TODAY writing for the majority, said is not W 9-4531 MANCHESTER CONN 06040 VERNON. CT. 06066 one better able, to continue in the Filling the counselor's post VISIT EAST WEST IMPORTS 671-1111 fine tradition so well represented would establish chief of staff necessary to make a death penalty by the service of Bill Smith. Jam es Baker'as the unchallenged law constitutional if it has other THERE IS NO OTHER STORE QUITE LIKE IT! In his letter to Reagan, Smith top offici^. Meese, a major White safeguards. said it is “time for me to return to House linK to the conservatives, "Proportionality review was OVER 4 5 considered to be an additional A MANCHESTER private life" — his lucrative law has frequently been at odds with YEARS practice in Southern California. Baker and their squabbles have safeguard against arbitrarily im­ But he also said he wants to take caused some internal dissension in posed death sentences, but we MEMORIAL CO. EXPERIENCE certainly did not hold (in prior STEVENSON'S hexacoi part in Reagan’s re-election cam- the White House. Baker is viewed 0pp. East Cemetery cases) that comparative review For All Your Needs AUTO CALL 649-5607 paign, and would not be able to do as more moderate politically and a was constitutionally required,” so as a government official. pragmatist. White said. EMISSIONS SERVICE CENTER, Inc. Smith, 66, told Reagan that he Disclosure of the impending U A LITY In other actions today, the court: TRAVEL.INSURANCE HARRISON ST. has a “strong conviction that the shakeup came Sunday as Reagan 391 Broad St., Manchester MANCHESTER —Ruled 5-4 a federal court 2MORIALS was wrapping up a weekend at overstepped its bounds in ordering & AUTO SALES Camp David. He shr.ugged off N 646-7098 as many mentally retarded pa­ questions from reporters as he tients us possible moved from * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * returned to the White House by As seen on PM Magazine Pennsylvania’s troubled Penhursl EVERYTHING IN GLASS saying the only thing on his mind • U i State School. •WE CAN T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT' inSIQG I OQSy was the Super Bowl. —Held, 6-3, that federal arbitra­ GREG After Reagan told him he “could Herald photo by Pinto 20 pages, 2 sections stay as long as he wanted,” -one tion law generally bars California the courts from undoing judicial j.A. WHITE GLASS GO. official said, Smith waited two claims settled by arbitration. CHIMNEY B o s i n i s s : : 18,M “ay® before signing a letter of IVs getting warmer * i —In a separate 6-3 decision, 6 4 9 - 7 3 8 1 Classified 18-19 resignation on Friday — the same ruled against a Texas man who m > ,K VI If IKS f vf’f.K/f:\( f SWEEP Comics .8 day Reagan celebrated his third Milton Borsc of 91 Chestnut St. is forecast'•called for sunny skies with argued he had a constitutional 31 BISSELL ST. ___ MANCHESTER Entertainment...... 17 anniversary in office. Lottery...... 2 xhe sources said Smith "thought bundled up against the morning cold as highs 25 to 30. Sleet and freezing rain right to defend himself in court. •MIRRORS •SHOWER DOORS •STpRE FRONTS 644-0007 Fully’ Dissenting from Ihc high court's •SAFETY GLASS •BATHTUB ENCLOSURES •ETC he takes his daily walk on Main Street were forecast for tonight. The freezing 94 Carman Rd.. Manchester fRaAinsured nnilonn**...... 'J '*• Icave” and "felt it decision in the death penally case. Peoolefoik !!!!!!!!!!! ! ...... 2 " ’as time to return to Los today. He said he’s enjoying today's rain was expected to change to all rain Justice William Brennan said Sports...... 1105 Angeles." weather, which was the beginning of a Tuesday morning with temperatures lower courts must be required to Television...... 8 Smith, 66, becomes the sixth review capital cases to assure the FAMOUS BRAND J. B. ELECTROMCS Weather...... 2 member of the original Reagan warming trend that is expected to rising to the 30s and 40s. STEREO • MUSIC AMPS • TV continue through the week. Today’s law treats all inmates equally, TELEVISION - APPLIANCES •••••••••••••••••••••a Cabinet to leave. removing some of the ''irrational­ MANCHESTER SALES AND SERVICE ity that currently infects imposi­ tion of the death penalty by the various states." HOME IMPROVEMENT 1 \ 1------n ) 1 DIV. _ _ 0 0 0 "Disproportionality among sent­ Weather relieves New England, floods Idaho ences given different defendants >ike 6 4 9 - 3 5 8 9 cun only be eliminated after TV Neit to Stop i Shop JACK BERTRAND 643-1262 By United Press International change to all rain Tuesday morn­ lows in the teens expected over­ while preventing heavy snowmelt about 6 a m. Sunday. It did not sentencing disparities are identi­ ing with temperatures rising to the night in inland areas of the that would increase flooding. break a record, however. fied. And the most logical way to Winter withdrew its deadly cold 30s and 40s. Carolinas. About 250 people still were The lowest temperature ever (do s o )^ for a court of statewide 2 “Temperatures will be seasona­ homeless as the worst flooding in a jurisdiction to conduct compari­ SpttciaHning In Winea from all but the upper Northeast The warming trend will cpminue recorded at Windsor Locks and one MERCURY today after a parting blast that through the week. ble in the Plains and Midwest with century ran up a millioii-dollur of the coldest ever recorded in the sons between death sentences OLCOTT PACKAGE STORE dropped New England tempera­ The Arctic cold, ice and snow highs 30 to 40 today,” weather damage loll. imposed by different judges or 401-405 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER Wyoming authorities said flood­ state occurred Jan. 22, 1961, when juries within the stale," Brennan b tures to 40 below zero. But warm were blamed for at least 46 deaths service m eteorologist Hugh the mercury dropped to 26 below 54 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER, CT. ing on the ice-jammed Shoshone said. Stevenson’s Service Center, Inc, has been catering to the Pina Shopping Plaza weather brought a fear of more in the nation since last Tuesday, ^ ro w th er said. zero. flooding in Idaho and broke a large among them nine people killed oita Warmer weather brought its River at Byron and Lovell was The most compelling reason for Phone 646-2756 motoring public since 1946. i - r In contrast the leniperature in requiring proportionality review, icicle^hat ruptured a chemical Montana highway when a school own problems. A large icicle "getting better.’’ Floodwalers Hartford Jan. 22, 1906, reached 58 NO SERVICE r.MAni.l * * New up to date diagnostic equipment, such as the Allen DISCOUNT LIQUOR STORE smashed into a chemical lank were kept out of Lovell by an ice Brennan said, was that 30 of the 38 tank near St. Louis. bus returning from a wrestling degrees, setting the central Con­ 3 Test Emissions Analyzer assures you of top tune ups. On« of Manchtatar’a Largaat Salactlona Of FIgural Coramlca In An arctic air mass that has meet slammed head-on into a tank Sunday at a Monsanto chemical dike built Friday night to keep the necticut record for a high tempera­ states with capital punishment HMarviHont lor • Hol.lt • Alrllnas • Stsamshipt Slock. Our Volumn Savoa You Monoy. 100’a Of Spoclala. truck that had jackknifed on an icy works in Sauget, 111., across the river out of a canal. laws already require some sort of Msstsr Cfiargo and VIss Accapfod » locked Connecticut and the rest of ture for the dale. 627 Main SDaal Manchoster With 2 full time mechanics on duty, service is fast and ef­ New England in a deep freeze since road near Glacier National Park. river from St. Louis. Six thousand Chester, Mass., was the coldest comparative review in their death Ta/a-ChacIt. . . Football fans in the Hartford penalty laws. ~ ' ficient. * • Oocki CtiM m ti S1SI.00 The National Weather Service gallons of corrosive liquid spilled place in the nation Sunday with an H nm d last week was slowly moving out to area had some anxious hours sea giving way to warmer temper­ said northern New England and out, sending more than 100 resi­ unofficial reading of minus-40. It Justice Thurgood Marshall Pick up and delivery is available at no charge. Sunday as the extreme overnight joined in the dissent. Hundreds of atures today. northern New York would drop to dents to the hospital for treatment was an official 36 below /.cro at n v cold blanked out cable service to ■ • The full spectrum of auto care is offered, from tune ups to MINIT-MAN PRINTING The Connecticut forecast for the 5-15 below zero rang"e early of respiratory problems. Canaan, Vt.. and Old Forec Harris was convicted of kidnap­ Designs & Styles 423 CENTER ST.^MANCHESTER 643-1777 Flood-plagued Salmon, Idaho, In Connecticut, the National thousands of customers. ping two 16-year-old boys from a brakes to batteries and accessories. today called for sunny skies with today, but most of the rest of the highs 25 to 30. Sleet and freezing nation should be above zero. hoped for warm days and cold Weather Service at Bradley Inter­ For most customers, service hamburger stand in July 1978, A new service is offered in the sale of used cars — fully coMnne PMNTM a copyik stxvia rain were forecast for tonight. The Unseasonable cold lingered across nights to keep the ice jam on the national Airport in Windsor Locks was restored in time for the 4:30 stealing their car and fatally P6RSONRL T€€ LOW COST PRINTINB much of the Atlantic Coast, with Lemhi River from getting worse. reported a low of minus 21 degrees p.m. Super Bowl game. shooting them at a secluded lake Personalized Fun & Sportwear freezing rain was expected to tested for the one or 2 car family. WHILE YOU WAIT (PHOTO READY) outside San Diego. ‘‘DONE WHILE YOU WAIT'* His sentence was upheld Grtai GIMa For Any Oecaalen If you have a car problem, or need a good used car, stop NSKSS CMBS^ntraKIVH I SUMPS throughout the state courts and the We Are Now Located At 82.5 Main Street, at Stevenson’s ^rvice Center or call 649-5533. r U.S. District Court. But on review, (next to the Brass Key) •SEE US FOR ENGRAVED NAME PLATES Cheney closing may delay mill conversion the 9lh U.S. Circuit Court of •TRY OUR NEW 3-M BOND COPIEBl Appeals bounced the case back to By Kathy Garmus affected because there are about The plant, which employs 140 opment would probably have to Richelson said GBC Develop­ the California Supreme Court to Custom Kitchen Center 643-2072 Prank FInany'B , Herald Reporter two months of demolition work to people, is heated and powered by alter its plans for 185 apartments in ment has been discussing Cheney decide whether Harris' death be done before starting the steam generated in the boiler room the Clock,Mill building, Richelson Brothers’ vacating the boiler room penalty was in line with punish If You Would Like To GARNER'S RUG CLEANING ment meted out to other sta'e Kilrhvn & Rnlhrooni Rcniotlcliiiff 14 M # P* MaarliiitiE, Cean. A delay in the planned closing of rehabilitation. of the Clock Mill building. It has ' said. in the event the plant stay.s open See Your Ad Here, Call New truck mount— powerful_ the Cheney Brothers Inc. velvet GBC Development does not suffered declining profitability in “It’s not as if we couldn't go longer than June. The company criminals. Visit Our Showroom At: • DRAPERY • CARPET • WALLCOVERING mill threatens to delay conversion expect to receive financing from recent years because of the de­ ahead," he said. • has been cooperative, he said. California officials argued the The Herald Advertising 25 Olcott Street The colorful store that comes to your door,""' Steam Extraction of the Clock Mill building to the Connecticut Housing Finance creased use of velvet fabrics in the However, changing the plans "Wc didn't want to try to force Constitution does 3inbauire a pro­ Residential A Commercial apartments but does not jeopard­ Authority until April,' so work' garment industry. would be costly and would delay them out," he said. “They've been portionality review before Mon. - Sat. 9 - 5:30 Vlill our carptt and vinyl ihowroom. ize the project, the developer said could not begin much before then Because of the uncertainly of the the project even further because helpful to us” execution. Department At: DECORATING DiN new approval would have to be The state's death penalty law Thurs. till 9 PM • Custom drapery • wowon w oodi • mini*blinds • bodtpraadt Wa alto do rapaira and Inlallallont. today. 7 anyhow, he said. plant’s future, the developer wants Richelson stressed that any 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 • vartical blinds • swagt/cornlcoE • ihadat Ill bualneaa, umtar~ Eric Richelson, chief operating Cheney Brothers last week an­ a firm commitment from Cheney obtained from the Connecticut delays in the project would not he has enough safeguards to make it Eapcr^decoroling udvi(f> ol yout conv«nienctf «vilh no obligation aame ownarahip, lor ' ^ officer of the GBC Development nounced that the plant would stay Brothers on a closing date before Housing Finance Authority, Ri­ because the developer docs not constitutional, they said. Adding a 649 7544 Appoinimanli doyt. avaningi, wtakandf. Corp. in Cambridge, Mass., said open at least until June. Last work can begin on the Clock Mill chelson said, want to go ahead with the project, new procedure to assess whether that if the velvet mill closes in August the company said the plant building, Richelson said. "Since it (the closing) is so "We’d like to start as soon as death sentences are proportionate June, as it said it now plans, the would be probably be blosed at the If the velvet mill continues to imminent for Cheney, it doesn’t possible and we re ready to slarl." would only be "frosting on an Clock Mill project would not be end of last year. operate beyond June, GBC Devel­ make sense," he said. he said. already constitutional cake."