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t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Feb. 19, 1986 MCC seminar hits WEATHER Verbai vioience’ Today’s forecast

Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: directed at women Today: • Morning ciouds giving way to partial sunshine. A chance of light rain west late in the iContinned from page 1 his soul, to cause this human being to be changed on the spot. You're day. Highs 40 to 45. Tonight; Cloudy with a chM ce simply to tell him what you object or rain south coast and a chance of light rain or “ The most common thing to do is avert your eyes to the ground, to, and then turn and leave." freezing rain elsewhere. Lows from the upper 20s quicken your pace, and decide not Such confrontation did not ap­ to mid 30s. Thursday: P artly sunny. Highs 40 to 45. to walk in certain areas,” Palmer peal to everyone at the MCC New Hampshire: Mostly cloudy Wednesday. said. "But that’s just allowing men seminar. Highs mainly in the 30s. Partial clearing to continue to hold the power, to “ If it’s a pattern, and I know I'm Wednesday night. Lows in the mid teens to mid 20s. control what you will and will not going to go past a corner every Becoming mostly sunny Thursday. Highs from the d o.... Or we just ignore it. and walk day, and the same man is going to 30s north to the lower and mid 40s south. along at the same speed. We often be there, then I think confrontation Maine; Mostly cloudy Wednesday. Highs from just accept it as part of the is appropriate,” said Donna the mid 20s north to mid 30s south. Partial clearing landscape, which is ridiculous.” Wagner, the MCC school nurse. Wednesday night. Lows in the teens north to 20s Other responses might include “But if it’s a single remark, a south. Becoming mostly sunny Thursday. Highs in running away, or standing and single incident. I think it's a lot the 30s north to near 40 south. cursing back at the harassers. better to just walk by, acting like Vermont: Cloudy with a chance of rain "Basically, neither of those is I'm stone deaf. I guess I'm not Herald photo by Pinto Wednesday. Highs 35 to 40. Cloudy Wednesday going to change the situation. In really as offended as some people night with a chance of freezing rain north. Lows 25 fact, it can escalate a potentially by those comments you read at the Eighth District Director Joseph Tripp, left, reads off a bid toward consolidation of the town and the district. The to 30. Clouds and a little sun Thursday. M ilder with dangerous situation,” Palmer beginning of the class.” directors decided to lend support to STEAL, an But Palmer tried hard to win at a meeting of the district directors Tuesday night. highs 40 to 45. said. Wagner over to a more radical way Seated, from left, are directors Thomas Landers, Gordon organization of district citizens who will fight the According to the group Palmer of thinking. " I f he can do it to you consolidation. represents, there is a far better Lassow, and Samuel Longest. Later in the meeting, Tripp and get away with it. he can do it to launched an attack on proponents of the current move course of action. It involves other women, and maybe they’re Extended outlook stating, quite emphatically, that women who are highly insulted by the woman does not appreciate this sort.of behavior,” Palmer being harassed and considers the Extended outlook for New England Friday said. Today: Partial sunshine with highs 40 to 45 and light north wirid. man’s words insulting rather than District board pians consolidation fight through Sunday: “ Don’t you owe it to the other Tonight: Cloudy with a 30 percent chance of light rain or freezing rain. Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island; complimentary. women to fight for their dignity chester Memorial Hospital refused Low around 32 and light north wind. Thursday: Partly sunny with highs A chance of rain Friday. Becoming partly sunny “ Make direct, honest and ap­ too?” she asked. "That man is By Alex Glrelll - the directors would attend the take it ea.sy. LaBelle said at the to train emergency medical tech­ 40 to 45. Drawing by Erica S. Lancour, 9, a fourth-grader at Saint James Saturday. Sunny Sunday. Highs in the 40s Friday, propriate statements. Speak working from a power position: I Associate Editor group's March 5 meeting, time that action to combat consoli­ 30s Saturday and Sunday, Lows in the 30s Friday, loudly, concisely, and maintain can make this woman feel like s—, “ It is important to show them we dation should come from district nicians in the Eighth District Fire Department, he said. School. teens to lower 20s Saturday and Sunday, eye contact, then turn and leave,” This woman will cringe beneath Directors of the Eighth Utilities support their effort." he said. citizens. Lassow said. Now, Tripp said, there is talk of a New Hampshire: Chance of snow north and rain Palmer said. “ Do not get into a my power. It’s a microcosm forthe District agreed Tuesday night to Tripp said the district directors second unit of paramedics andtalk or snow south Friday and Saturday. Clearing UPI photo long, drawn out conversation with male-female relationship in support a citizens’ group in its STEAL WAS ORIGINALLY or­ should respond to the consolidation move by appointing a committee to of cooperating with South Windsor Sunday. Lows in tne 20s Friday and lows in the the man. You are not thereto save general” efforts to combat a move by the ganized to fight a consolidation research consolidation questions over paramedic service and “ we single numbers north and teens .south Saturday and Today In history Democratic Party toward consoli­ effort in 1978. It was reactivated recently after the majority Demo­ and go house to house "to tell the have not even been offered an Sunday. Highs in the 30s Friday. Highs in the 20s dation of the town and district. Iri 1878, Thomas Edison patented the first gramophone. crats on the town Board of story of the district” opportunity to become a part of it.” north and 30s south Saturday and Sunday. But the directors disagreed during a meeting about who should Directors began pressing to have Many district residents are new BOSTON Maine: Chance of snow north and rain or snow Edison is shown in his laboratory in 1930. 8th to readvertise serve as a liaison between the provisions of the Town Charter to the district and are not aware of AND, T R IP P SAID, "One of our south Friday and Saturday. Clearing Sunday. board and the group, called Stop restricting consolidation reviewed its history and the services it employees had the gall totell us we Lows in the 20s Friday and lows in the single were, not going to hook into his NEW YORK Tampering with the Eighth’s and perhaps eliminated. Those provides, he said. numbers north and teens south Saturday and Almanac bids for firehouse American Liberties, or STEAL. provisions hold that consolidation “ First we ought to work with setger” , Sunday. Highs in the 30s Friday. Highs in the 20s Director Joseph Tripp nomi­ cannot take place unless the voters STEAL.” said Longest He was referring to a statement north and 30s south Saturday and Sunday. Because of a flaw in a legal necessary to allow another four nated Director Thomas Landers within the district — an independ­ made by town Pulic Works Direc­ Vermont; Rainy Friday. Lows in the 30s. Highs Today is Wednesday, Feb. 19, the became the first big name in show advertisement, the bid opening for weeks. He said he doubts any other ent entity that provides fire BEFORE THE DISCUSSION tor George Kandra, who said he business to sign for a regular radio for the job but his motion failed near 40. Then cool. but dry over the weekend. Highs SOth day of 1986 with 315 to follow. the Eighth District firehouse contractors would be attracted and when directors Gordon Lassow, protection and sewer service to about STEAL, Tripp offered his would not permit the district to show. "w e might lose some of the 25 to 35 Saturday and Sunday. Lows 10 to 20. The moon is moving toward its planned on Tolland Turnpike has Samuel Longe.'l and Willard Mar­ much of northern Manchester — view of town-district conflicts in hook a proposed trunk sewer into In 1945, U.S. Marines landed on contractors we have.” new phase. been postponed from March 5 to vin voted against it. consent to it the past. the North Manchester Interceptor the island of Iwo Jima, openingone The morning stars are Mars, March 21. But LaBelle insisted that some Lassow. who presided at the If the provisions were elimi­ He said that in the first year a at a point where the district wants of the bloodiest battles in the Jupiter and Saturn. John D. LaBelle Jr., district contractor might lodge a com­ meeting in the absence of district nated it would pave the way for now-defunct liaison committee be­ to. Kandra insists the sewer should LOWEST Pacific during World War II. The evening stars are Mercury legal counsel, told the district plaint if he or she were given less President Walter Joyner, said: "I another attempt at consolidation tween the town and the district was be connected at a point where the TEMPERATURES Across the nation In 1982, the DeLorean Motor Co. and Venus. Board of Directors Tuesday night time to consider the job than other think the president should act as under the state’s Home Rule Act. operating, it was “ very successful town had originally planned to 30 went into receivership in Northern that the district did not make a Rain showers will be scattered from New Those born on this date are under contractors had been given. spokesman for the district.” which does not require a separate and very harmonious.” have it connected. Ireland following British govern­ England across the upper Ohio Valley to the mid the sign of Pisces. They include formal contact with the state After Tripp’s motion failed, John vote within the district. The town Tripp said the liaison committee The district operates its own ment refusal of further financing. Labor Department about the pre­ The firehouse, to serve the Mississippi Valley. Rain and showers with snow at Polish astronomer Nicholas Co­ D. LaBelle Jr., the district’s legal Board of Directors has appointed a worked out the arrangement for a sewage collection service, sending LEOEMD- In 1983, 13 people were gunned Buckland area where the state pernicus in 1473, British actor vailing wages to be paid under the counsel, advised the directors to Charter Revision Commission to paramedic service and that dis­ the sewage to be treated at the higher elevations will be found across much of the down in a gambling club in contract for construction of the Supreme Court has held that the SO David Garrick in 1717, actress table the question because both review the provisions, and the trict leaders agreed to a system town-operated plant on Olcott Plateau, California and the Pacific Northwest. Seattle's Chinatown. Two Hong district and not the town of Merle Oberon in 1911, novelist firehouse. Joyner and Director Lorraine group will hold its first meeting under which paramedics are dis­ Street. Snow will fall from the upper Mississippi Valley Kong immigrants were found LaBelle recommended that a bid Manchester has the right to Carson McCullers in 1917, actor Boutin were absent. tonight at Lincoln Center. patched from the police depart­ r^SMOWEIIl^ FLOW across the northern Plains to Wyoming and guilty on all 13 counts of murder. provide fire protection, has a Lee Marvin in 1924 (age 62). and invitation for the firehouse con­ ” 1 don’t think we can table this to At the outset of the discussion on ment, even though they favored a Longest predicted that if consoli­ Montana. construction cost estimate of UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST 0 Britain’s Prince Andrew in 1960 struction be readvertised Friday our next meeting.” Tripp said. “ If consolidation. Lassow said that different location. dation were to occur and the town Thundershowers will be scattered over the $350,000. It would be built on land (age 26). A thought for the day: The and that contractors be given four you want to lose momentum, go when “ the town came down hard He argued that the district was were to operate the entire fire- southern Florida peninsula. Skies will be partly the district bought at Tolland astronomer Copernicus said at a weeks in which to submit bids, as ahead and table it” on us and made a lot of noise” in I he given only one representative on protection service, the cost would cloudy over much of the remainder of the nation. Turnpike and Buckland Street for On this date in history: time when many believed the Sun they were the first time. While the directors took no last consolidation move. John D. the Emergency Medical Services rise townwide to about nine mills Director Samuel Longest dis­ $85,000, two lots away from a town National forecast High temperatures will range from 5 below zero to In 1878, Thomas Edison patented orbited the Earth, “ Finally we action on appointing a liaison to LaBelle Sr., then district legal ■ Council and was thus "over­ The current district charge is two fire station. During early Thursday, rain is forecast for the Central Pacific Coast, the 15 above across Montan a and northern Wyoming to the first gramophone shall place the Sun himself at the agreed. He said it should not be STEAL, Landers said he a.ssiimed counsel, advised the directors to whelmed” on that group. Man­ mills. the northern Plains. Temperatures in the 20s, 30s In 1922, vaudeville star Ed Wynn center of the Universe.” Central Intermountain region and parts of the Great Lakes. Snow is and 40s will be found from New England across the forecast for parts of the Northern Intermountain region and the Great Lakes to the upper Mississippi Valley, the Town ready to shorten Northern Plains and Upper Great Lakes, Rain is possible in parts of the central Plains, central Wyoming across central Mid Atlantic Coast. Idaho to the Pacific Northwest. Lottery search for new cops Other numbers drawn Tuesday Connecticut daily in New England: Bv John F. Kirch Sion member Geoffrey Naab who Tri-state daily: 803, 4790 Herald Reporter questionedthetimeit lookthetown Tuesday: 245 Rhode Island daily: 1591 to schedule interviews with candi­ . "Lot-O-Bucks ”: 10-11-26-30-31 The town will begin advertising dates who had passed the required IRA’S PEOPLE Play Four; 3472 Massachusetts daily: 5025 within the next week to fill five preliminary tests — written agil­ positions In the Manchester Police ity and physical exams. days of “ The Andy Griffith Show” with the pestt Bledsoe and Keshia Knight Pulliam. Department, personnel officer Naab said it should take about two weeks after getting the results Dirty Eliot NBC movie “ Return to Mayberry.” The “ For the millions of people who watch this .Linda Parry told the Human of the preliminary tests to schedule show, which is being filmed in California, has show you have helped to break down Relations Commission Tuesday It^ never interviews, while Parry said she Robert Stack says he'd like to see the Andy returning to M ayberry to for stereotypes in the country and in the world.” night. The advertisements in local needed a month to get the release return of pre-Dirty Harry crime-buster Eliot sheriff again, only to discover that his Wonder said with Cosby replying, “ On behalf newspapers, television and radio of police officers who can sit on the Ness, the Depression era G-man he played on bumbling deputy, Knotts’s neurotic Barney of the Huxtables we are honored and we stations will mark the beginning of interviewing boards. Candidates TV’s "Untouchables” from 1959 to 1963. Fife, is also a candidate. Frances Bavier is accept this, and we would also like the money "Raymond Burr brought back Perry the town’s effort to quicken the are interviewed by a panel of two too ill to reprise her Aunt Bea role but Betty that goes with this thing.” or three police officers from other Ma.son, so it may be time to bring back all the time it takes to hire new police Lynn as Thelma Lou, Howard Morris as towns. Parry said. She said each too early guys who never smile,” Stack said in the officers. Ernest T. Bass and Hal Smith as Otis town has speciAlists in interview­ Feb, 24 issue of People magazine. “ We are Parry said the new hiring Campbell are all back. The updated Camera on Alamo process, which requires applicants ing and that area towns assist each the precursors of ‘Go ahead, make my day.” ' Mayberry will have Opie editing the town to take written and oral exams and other in each of their hiring Stack admits he does grin off camera, newspaper and Corner and Goober running The Alamo will star in Friday's “ Good undergo an extensive background processes. except when it'comes to money. their own garage Otis, the town drunk, will Morning America” broadcast. It will mark test, .should take about three "When they start talking money. I frown," She said she needed to know how to plan your be driving an ice cream truck. the first time cameras have been allowed months. Under the old hiring many applicants were being inter­ he said. “ You can make good money looking inside the Alam o chapel on a date other than process, it took Manchester five to viewed before she could go to other serious.” March 6, Alamo Heroes Day, when visitors six months to hire police officers. towns and ask for the release of the are allowed to film memorial services. San Parry told the HRC at its meeting Wonder record interviewers. Antonio Mayor Henry Cisneros and Alamo Will They Walk Again? in Lincoln Center. William Fraser, Vice-President Mayberry revisited curator Charles Long will conduct the tour. “ We’re going to do everything The town’s new recruiting and Stevie Wonder presented his platinum Hiiiti'.s Jean ('laude Duvalier may have fled the coun­ financial Susan Derby, Supervisor, IRA’s ABC had wanted to use Cisneros and James we can to shorten the time,” Parry selection policy calls for Manches­ album for "Songs In the Key of L ife ” to the Andy Griffith and Don Knotts are going Michener, author of the best-seller “ Texas,” try, hut Haitians are likely to retain their fascination said. ter to advertise in the local media, Huxtable family on “ The Cosby Show” — Bill home to Mayberry. Ron “ Opie” Howard, but the Daughters of the Republic of Texas wiih voodoo. Followers of voodoo believe in zombies, or Critics of the town’s former visit colleges and other possible Jim “ Corner” Nabors and George “ Goober” Cosby, Phylicia Rashad, Sabrina LeBeauf, insisted that Long be included to protect the walking dead. The belief in zombies provided one hiring practices had charged that recruiting areas and use a regional Lindsey will help them relive the good old Lisa Bonet, Malcolm-Jamal Warner, Tem- Manchester lost many qualified mailing list of organizations — "historical accuracy.” Michener has since solution to the 1918 labor shortage on Haiti’s sugar dropped out of the program because of police candidates because it took such as the YMCA — who may he future. Current 5 Year Rate plantations. .Sorcerers magically revived corpses and so long to hire somebody. Other illness. willing to help town officials locate sold them as slaves. Authorities now believe that the towns take about three months. qualified candidates. Parry said. Effective Annual A n n u a l corpses were actually drugged into comas, buried, and Y ou r Total Deposit Eff. "People who apply for police The changes come in the wake of At Age 65 At Y ie ld R a te Mom wants title then revived with other drugs. positions apply in more than one criticism of the town for failing to Age 9.6%;-;- town,” said Robert Faucher, the hire a police officer from a Now $2.000/Year Don Everly, of the singing Everly 1)0 YOU KNOW — What nicknames were Jean- commission’s chairman. minority group despite a stated Brothers, has been sued by his mother in an ('laude Duvalier and his father known by? The only disagreement over the commitment to do so. All current 30 *70,000. *536,007.40 *628,693.15 effort to have him sign over title to the house officers on the force are white. TUESDAY'S ANSWER — The study of fossils is called hiring process came from commis- 10.2 2 % 9 .6 0 % where she has lived since 1958. *60,000. *331,261.79 *378,155.61 Margaret E. Everly says in her lawsuit paleontology. 35 filed 'Tuesday in Chancery Court that Don ijijsii Unlimited, Inc. 1986 *224,147.23 In fact, the earlier, the better. As you can see and his brother, Phil, bought the Nashville, 40 *50,000. *201,516.23 Tenn., house for her and their father, the late A Newspaper In Education Program from the chart at left the sooner you open Sponsored by Electrical *129,476.47 Isaac Everly. The home was in Isaac’s 45 *40,000. *119,297.57 your Manchester State Bank IRA, the more name, but the brothers made most of the The Manchester Herald payments and took tax deductions on it until Services 50 *30,000. * 67,1% .30 * 71,281.23 you’ll have invested in your retirement... 1966, the suit says. and the more you will have saved on income The parents signed the property over to 55 *20,000. * 34,180.17 * 35,507.94 taxes in the years to come. their sons when the Internal Revenue Manchester Herald ranging * 13,517.67 Service questioned the legality of the 60 *10,000. * 13,258.12 Open your IRA today with Manchester State deductions in 1966, Mrs. Everly said in the from... USPS 327-500 VOL. CV, No. 119 lawsuit. She said her sons “ promised” they Federal law req^irea a penalty fo r early withdrawal. 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Connecticut Tax-writing Repubiican sees tight budget By Judd Everhart “We should just (approve) those bills in the budget. dividends and interest, which generates In Brief The Associated Press that have some chance of going Budget cuts, by definition, she said, more than $300 million a year. somewhere,” said Emmons, who ^- have to be made at the expense of some Rep. Otto C. Neumann, R-Granby. HARTFORD — Rep. Linda N. Em- chairs the. Finance. Revenue and program or service. “And when you co-chairman of the Appropriations College enrollment down mmons, co-chairwoman of the legisla­ Bonding Committee. "I don’t want to start to do that cutting" you can lose Committee, said it was too early to ture’s tax-writing committee, predicts see us promising something that, in some people,” she said. predict how much the Republican- HARTFORD — Total student enrollment at all controlled legislature would cut the levels of the state’s public and private colleges that the "bravado" of Senate Republi­ effect, can’t be delivered.” And, referring to this year’s rivalry cans demanding $100 million in tax cuts House Republicans have not yet held between House and Senate Repo'bli- Democratic governor’s proposed and universities decreased by less than 1 percent budget. But he said it would be moie during the fall 1985 semester, higher education this year could evaporate as the a caucus on the sizeof tax cuts, although cans, she said: “The feeling in the budget-making process grinds on. House GOP leaders say $100 million is House has been that you don’t want to than a trimming. officials say. “We are going to cut the budget.” he Higher Education Commissioner Norma Fore-. The Madison Republican said Tues­ probably too high unless there are make people bleed if the bravado day she doubted any major tax-cut bills major reductions in the governor’s upstairs (in the Senate) disappears.” said. ’’’Trim’ is too polite a word. The man Glasgow said the numbers came as a bottom line will he noticeably “pleasant surprise" after earlier predictions that would make it out of her committee this proposed $4.92 billion budget for the Emmons said the taxes with the best year. year beginning July 1. A House caucus chance of being reduced this year were different” the enrollment decreased by a larger number For now, he said, "we are mechani­ during the fall semester. Her co-chairman. Sen. James H. is planned ngxt week on the issue. the inheritance and dividends and McLaughlin. R-Woodbury, has been Republican members of the Finance interest taxes. She also said there was a cally processing the budget with no A total of 160,148 full-and part-time students (bottom-line) in mind” were enrolled at undergraduate, graduate, and working on a list of tax cuts as a result of and the budget-writing Appropriations good chance the sales tax on spare parts a Republican Senate caucus decision to committees have been meeting to for machinery and on garment cloth for Senate Republicans have said that professional levels in the state’s public and O’Neill’s proposed 11 percent increase private colleges and universities last fall, about a shoot for $100 million in tax cuts in this coordinate budget and tax reductions. sewing would be lifted. election year. Emmons said she was not convinced She said she opposed any of several in spending is far too high when 0.7 percent drop from the same semester the inflation is running at about 4 percent previous year. The conflict between the co-chairmen that the Senate Republicans would stick bills advanced by some Senate Republi­ is representative of the squabbling this together on $100 million in tax cuts cans that would repeal outright or They say a 7 percent or 8 percent year between House and Senate Repub­ “when the time comes for those hard phase out some of the state’s major increase would be the maximum they Unsafe trucks ride the road licans on the tax-cut issue. decisions” on where ruts can be made taxes, such as the tax on capital gains. could justify HARTFORD — Inspections by a special motor vehicle squad last year found safety violations so serious half the trucks were taken off the road until repairs were made. FOI law wins protection Seniors seeking Herald photo by Bashaw “It indicates there are a lot of defects” said John O’Connell, public transportation adminis­ old church building. The major renovations have been trator for the Department of Motor Vehciles. while the radiator at center, old hanging light fixtures and Tuesday. ’ Panel moves to negate court ruling Medicare iimits the Gothic-style church windows are what's left of the under way for about 10 days, He said of the 2.316 trucks inspected last year by the federally funded squad. 1.259 were taken off By Mark A. Dupuis The slate Supreme Court ruled following a public hearing where HARTFORD (I'PI) — State lawrhakers should the road and were issued a total of 2..507 United Press International recently that the slate Freedom of the court decision was attacked by limit what doctors can charge senior citizens summonses, 1,018 of which were for defective Information Commission must representatives of news covered by Medicare to what the government MACC falls short of funds needed to renovate shelter brakes, 631 for unsafe tires and 199 for unsafe HARTFORD - A legislative hold a hearing within 20 days of organizations. pays fbr the care, a coalition of senior citizen steering. committee has taken the first step receiving a complaint and issue a Carter H. White, publisher of the groups says John Leary. Connecticut officer in charge at the decision within the next ,30 days or Record-Journal of Meriden, urged More than 50 .senior met at the Capitol Tuesday said. The only thing that really open as the sleeping area for up to windows intact was not practical, to negate recent court findings that Bv Susan Vaughn Public Giving was designated for AT THE SHELTER on Tuesday, she said. “Our heating bill was $900 Hartford office of the federal Bureau of Motor journalists contend have cut loop­ any commission order is invalid, the committee to approve both to call on the Legislature to follow the lead of the contractor doing the renova­ made the renovations worthwhile 40 people a night. Maneggia said. A Carrier Safety, said the lO-month-old program in "The court also ruled that any bills, saying the Legislature never Massachusetts and limit what doctors can charge Herald Reporter renovations to the exterior and little alcove formerly blocked off one month” holes in the stale’s righl-lo-know first floor of the old Nazarene tions stood in the middle of a gutted on the building was the fact that the state could have a significant effect law. public agency can hold a closed ' intended the FOI law lo apply as elderly people covered by Medicare Church building that houses the first floor, pointing to several much of the main floor was open with French doors in one corner Most of the old church windows “meaningful impact" on the trucking industry. meeting simply by slating that it the Supreme Court had interpreted The group, organized by the United Seniors in Although renovations are well space, he said. Otherwise, it would will probably be used as a sleeping lay against the walls in various under way at a permanent shelter shelter. The remainder of the layers of various wall coverings The Government Administra­ intends to meet with its attorney, it. b Action coalition, want a law that requires doctors grant went toward the $132,000 that are being peeled off the inside have been better to bulldoze it. he area for women, she said. stages of disrepair, but one rose- said Mitchell W. Pearlman. execu­ White, who spoke on behalfofthe to accept only the "rea.sonable charge " fees paid for homeless people on Main colored round one over the former Police seek shooting suspect tion and Elections Committee Street, the years of struggling for purchase price. walls. said. The former high ceiling will voted Tuesday to approve and send tive director and general counsel Connecticut Daily Newspaper As­ by Medicare as a condition of getting or renewing A five-room apartment at the become a 9-foot high drop ceiling choir loft may be left as a reminder BRIDGEPORT — Police have issued an to the FOI commission. sociation and Connecticut Council a license to practice medicine funding not yet over. The town received a separate of the history of the building, on to the Judiciary Committee bills The Manchester Area Confer­ “The whole thing is pretty former altar end of the church and a third floor will hie added all-points bulletin for the arrest of a former on when freedom of information The Government Administra­ on Freedom of Information, said Members of the group said only a small $99,327 grant from the state rough.” said Alfred C.W. Eggen, posed the biggest problems for the Maneggia said. member of the Black Panthers suspected in the he believes both bills have a good percentage of the stale's doctors accept the fee as ence of Churches, which runs the Department of Housing to help buy above it, Maneggia said. complaints must be heard and tion and Elections Committee gave president of Design Construction carpenters. Eggen said. That area The third floor will be left fatal shooting of the director of a city energy when agencies can close meetings its approval to the two bills to chance of winning final approval. full payment and do not require patients to pay in shelter, is about $75,000 short of the the building last fall. It then turned had to be gutted completely and Meanwhile, nearly 40 cots are money needed to bring the building of Manchester and one of the three unfinished and leaves “the option temporarily crowded into the assistance program. to the public. negate the effects of the ruling “The Legislature is fully aware addition to what Medicare has paid. the building over to MACC for carpenters who have been working shored up with new posts and Police Detective Gene Redmond said Tuesday of the right-to-know needs,” White “We can choose lo protect a doctor's right to at 466 Main St. up to code operation as a year-round shelter. for expansion,” Maneggia said basement of the new shelter. requirements. MACC Executive on the shelter for the past two beams. Maneggia said the shelter housed a the victim of the 11 a m. shooting was Joseph S. said after testifying before the make as much money as he can, or we can choose Because of the funding shortfall. weeks. He pointed out the old When the project is complete, “It will be a whole different Kelly Sr.. 43, director of the energy assistance Registration ruie changes committee. to protect the elderly's right to affordable health Director Nancy Carr said the first floor will have beds, look.” Maneggia said as she looked high of 36 people one night last Tuesday. MACC will kick off a community church window to the dumpster week, and has averaged from the program located at the Gary Crooks Center on Also supporting the two bills was care," said Rocco Pelletier of Hartford, a fund-raising drive March 1 with overflowing with wood and debris bathrooms and showers and the from the old Gothic-style arch Bostwick Avenue. Pat Sheehan, an anchorman with member of the group. “Everything was much more second floor will be offices, said windows still remaining on one mid-20s to mid-30s during recent would make voting easier expensive” than originally esti­ Savings Bank of Manchester Pres­ from the more than 80-year-old weeks, with the numbers higher in Police were seeking Lawrence Abdullah WFSB-TV in Hartford and spokes­ The coalition claimed the average senior structure Patricia Maneggia, director of the side of the main room to the voters through the mail. man for the state chapter of the citizen in Connecticut .spends about $125 a month mated. Carr said. “As churches, ident William Johnson as chair­ modern new rectangular windows inclement weather. Townsend, 48. of Bridgeport, a coordinator at the HARTFORD (CPI) - Legisla­ we tend to be optimistic.” man. Carr said. Goals for the drive shelter. The basement area will eventu­ energy assistance office tive proposals to allow people to Henderson said he believes the Society of Professional on health care, while doctors have average net will be set by a committee later “That’s the third load and we on the other side. mail-in and election-day registra­ Journalists. income of $110,000 annually, a good percentage of About $60,000 of a $127,000 grant Leaving the old stained glass ally be used for a soup kitchen. register to vole by mail or sign up from the Hartford Foundation for this week. rpally packed this one.” Eggen THE FIRST FLOOR will remain Final Lotto winners named at the polls and vote on elect ion day tion system has affected voter “P'reedom of information is not a which comes from Medicare. have won support from a Maine turnout in Maine where one of the plaything for journalists,’’ Shee­ “All the seniors are asking for is a reasonable, NEWINGTON - A Stratford couple has elections official and other groups. largest percentages of the voter han said. “It’s the very essence of fair program that iillows us to get older " said •>1 identified themselves as the final of five winners James Henderson, who has age population turned up at the what' makes our society and Bertha Burr of Hartford, who said many elderly Bolton selectmen State funds await in a $5.8 million Lotto drawing held earlier this served as deputy secretary of state polls in 1984. government so different from people fear getting sick because of the large Coventiy /anef ads month. in Maine since 1979, said the fears The proposed bills also drew many others around the world” medical bills that result Charles and Ann Hess told lottery officials that elect ion-day and mail-in regis­ support from Jo-Anne Chasnow, J. Charles Mokriski, an attorney The coalition cited a law enacted in Massachu Risley Dam owner Tuesday they did not claim their $1,169,499 tration would result in fraud have who is New Jersey and Northeast representing the daily newspaper setts requiring doctors as a condition of obtaining set vote on LMC winnings from the Feb. 7 drawing because they not materialized in Maine. regional coordinator for the Hu­ association, attacked the Supreme or renewing their licenses to agree to accept the UlegBlj rrmn were on vacation in Mexico. “In Maine, our experience is man Service Employees Registra- Court ruling allowing public agen­ reasonable charge as full payment. Hess, 57, an employee of URACO in Stratford, cies to close meetings in order to Senate President Pro 'Tempore Philip S. small. They have said the current Continued from page 1 1970s by the DEP found that at very good. We have no examples" tion and Voter Education By George Lavng least 11 groups or individuals could said the money will comprise “a good part of our of fraud in the registration pro­ Campaign. meet with an attorney. Robertson R-Cheshire. who attended the meet­ Herald Reporter 1,500-square-foot facility is 1,000 By Jacau»llne Bemwtt ing with the senior citizens said he had been Htrald CorrMooncienf Risley Dam, which lies on the possibly have rights to the dam. retirement plan” cesses. Henderson told I he Legisla­ square feet smaller than state One proposed solution to the Also, Walter and Alfreda Radomski of Monroe ture's Government Administra­ "A democracy must function lo Mokriski, noting that the bulk of unaware of the problem but will now look for a regulations require Manchester-Vernon-Bolton town FOI complaints are filed by BOLTON — The Board of COVEHt R'Y -» An Old Town Turnpike man charged Ttteaday line. impasse is for the Manchester arrived at lottery headquarters Tuesday to claim tion and Elections Committee at a increase participation.” Chasnow solution. Selectmen voted Tuesday to hold a They said the project is also RiBlit tbat tlkfr town IMW tMten-illegally advatiainglaiid it owiw their $1,716,844 prize as the only winners in last said. “With both reforms which private citizens and not new.s “It’s a serious problem. I think anything that needed in order to prevent Bolton A dispute over who is responsible Land Trust to acquire the dam and hearing Tuesday. organizations, said the ruling special referendum in April on the around Coventry Lake for sale, for the dam has delayed the start of surrounding property. Theresa Friday’s drawing. Radomski. retired from the The committee is considering you are considering today, you can has to do with health and one's ability lo pay. proposed library and media center High School from becoming the Rexhan Corp. of Bridgeport, said his winning encourage voter registration and would allow any agency with the there is no subject closer to one's heart,” only school in the state to not be Alan Pbillips told the Town Council TuesdcfY niflit ttmthenaw work on the structure, which the Parla, the president of the land bills to allow state residents to sign at Bolton High School, despite the preservation group, said Tuesday number was made up of relative.s’ birthdales. up as voters at the polls on the day full participation in our electoral money to hire an attorney the right Robertson said in an interview later argument of one board member accredited by the New England advertisements in the Hartford Coiirant for ttw land and ^ Army Corp of Engineers study system” to close meetings for any reason. Association of Schools and Col­ contacted Town Planner Patricia Gronbeck, whoalsoaotsastlM « called a “high risk" following a the trust is still “very” interested of an election or to register as that approval of the project could in obtaining the land. However, she prompt townspeople to later reject leges Inc, That organization had town’s zoning agent. i-.t- 1978 study. earlier warned the town accredita­ The Planning andZoni|igCommlinionwai^to|£iHiivitiMfoine ’ Two Vernon residents, who said the group is waiting for Miller other capital improvements. and Hall to approch them. The select men voted 3 to 1 during tion could be lost if the addition was land, most of it in the Lake Preservation Iota | claim partial ownership and pay not approved. and sell them for development. Phillips IpMIdf.lit iui^heen ^ taxes on the dam. have maintained “We feel they have to make their their meeting at Community Hall own decision,” said Parla. to hold the referendum April 10. attending hearings held by the PZC about-jne stlMivisj^ and ; that the town of Manchester should SCHOOL BOARD CHAIRMAN cover the estimated $210,000 it She said the dispute over who The estimated cost and plans for knew it had not been approved, '‘therefore dikerMiiSBg the i • would pay for repair costs “is nota the 2,800-square-foot addition will James Marshall Said the loss of land is illegal.” would take to fix the structure accreditation would be a serious because the town owns the water holding point” in reaching a be announced tonight by the Board Town Manager Harold Hodge agreed. ''Tfo^ Town .Gppncil settlement. Instead, she attributed of Education. blow. It would make it more doesn’t have power in the ntattet .tot Pat Grui«idEk.toi|titake rights to the Risley Reservoir. difficult for college-bound seniors Manchester, however, has said it any delay to Miller and Hall. However. Selectman Sandra action and I’m sure she will,” Hbdifo said. . , f * -' ■ DEP field inspector Wesley Pierog said it was important to set to be accepted by universities and Phillips also asked council mem^rs to raid the r ^ r i« f an has no interest in the dam and is GRAND OPENING Marsh said a “really rough” a date before the figures were would hurt staff morale, he said. environmental review team Hiat has sbidifid the pndBsned under no responsibility to repair it. “It would be a real sting." But Town Manager Robert estimate has put the repair price at available and before townspeople subdivision. He said the report Indicates that a knixttantial $210,000, an amount which includes vote May 12 on the town’s budget agreed Superintendent Richard E. amount of the land proposed for subdivision is wetlands.. Weiss said Tuesday the state loan for the next fiscal year so that the Packman. program could prompt the town to 10 percent for an engineering study Supporters of the library and Phillips, whose house is near tto canal said tmiured rethink its position. and a 20 percent contingency fee. cost can be included in the 1986-87 overdevelopment of the Iwd could polltnt^H'lfifos- ^ budget. She said the exact statis­ media center have also pointed out “It certainly would make a Marsh said under tentative that 60 percent of the cost wili be subdivision goes througli, sepMe s^stfnns in thegiew wllIlKive to ^ difference,” he said. tics would be available within two be renengineered, he said. • ' ‘ repair plans, the dam would be weeks. reimbursed by the state if an Dorothy Miller, who along with raised 2 feet, its spillway would be Deming Street Texaco ‘T don’t think residents in this area areawareeftbis,’'l%lliips , Selectman Lawrence Converse, application for the funding is sent Gladys Hall claims partial title to widened, some water would be who opposed an early referendum, in before June 30. A Jan. 31 letter said. ^ the property, said Tuesday she has rerouted and an angular stone argued that residents need to know from the Board of Education had Hodge also noted that the canal is a historic sita^- not approached the town about apron would be created at the the budget figures before they can asked that a referendum be held by reaching a settlement. But she said bottom of the spillway. decide on the library and media April 15 so that the application she was “open to suggestions” and center, could be prepared before the was aware of the newly established He said the dam would be given a Best Gasoline Prices in Town! “It’s before the fact,” he said. deadline. MCC to train food workers fund. high priority if an application were “We got people in town thinking of The selectmen at first thought “There’s not a heck of a lot we submitted for funding through the money and thinking of the budget that was too soon because the Town can do,” she said, because com­ dam repair program. He said that (after April 10). and that's the Charter requires a 60-day notifica­ Manchester Community College tions' will include quantity food plete title has not been established. decision would be based on tbe 1978 appropriate time.” tion period. However, Administra­ will provide training in food production, basic food prepara­ A series of studies done in the Army Corps study. He said that if residents approve tive Assistant Karen Levine said a service jobs for dislocated workers tion. sanitary and safety proce­ the plan, then “it’s going to be on preliminary opinion from Town who qualify under a new program dures. operation of necessary gal. Regular their minds” that they have Attorney Samuel Teller said only a funded by a $37,000 grant from the equipment and food service. Per­ already appropriated for a major 10- to 30-day warning was needed Connecticut Department of Labor sonal and career counseling will expense and they would be more because the referendum would not and the Department of Higher also be provided. Be somebody. likely to reject items in the town be held on a regular election day. Education. MCC’s food service laboratories budget in May. The 17-week course is free and is will be used for the training and “We’re going to wind up hurting LEVINE SAID she is waiting for scheduled to run from March 3 to participants will prepare lunches because of it,” he said. a final opinion from Teller. How­ June 30. and dinners at the college, Reading tfO ever, she said a public hearing on The program is designed to fill said. Classes will run on Mondays TRADITIONALLY, some select­ the referendum is required to be the need for food service workers and Fridays from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. S & e : o f gal. Unleaded men have been upset with the held before April 10. in restaurants, , businesses and on Tuesdays from 2 to 8 p.m. 1 0 9 » T Board of Education’s budget prop­ Pierog said the project must also and schools, said Pat Reading, To learn more about the pro­ osals because they feel the school receive approval from the Plan­ outreach counselor for the gram, call the MCC Community S ' 4 requests are approved at the ning Commission before it can program. Services office at 647-6088 or expense of the “town proper" proceed. The Board of Education is Training for entry-level pdsi- Reading at 647-6056. budget, which includes all other scheduled to brief the Planning categories. Commission tonight and release But Pierog said t he media center the preliminary cost figures. should be thought of as an essential Plans for the library and media “Don’t settle for gal. Super Unleaded capital improvement project — not center are the same as those less than the 1 1 9 * an item being proposed by the proposed in December by Board of Education. If the project members of the Library Media biggest refund you is approved, the town will not have Center Advisory Committee, to ask for an additional appropria­ which is made up of citizens and have coming.” tion after the 1986-87 Iwdget is school officials. The group’s out­ adopted, she said line calls for a 2.800-square-foot — Henry Block On the other hand, Pierog addition to the high school that argued, townspeople might be would include a library, computer gal. Diesel more inclined to trim the education facility, reading room and confer­ 1 0 8 * budget instead of the town budget ence room. if they approved the media center. It is a pared-down version of a If that occurred, there would be larger proposal that was defeated less likelihood the town budget by voters in a 1984 referendum. items would be rejected, she said. At H&R Block, we guarantee Pierog urged the selectmen to you the biggest refund you have Be a earrier! decide on a referendum date What’s one thing newspaper carriers have more of than anyone else Tuesday after the board received a coming, or your return is FREE. H&R BLOCK their age? Money, that’s what! When you’re a newspaper carrier, you earn your own money every week. Money (or clothes, records, 172 Deming Street (Rt. 30) request from school officials and Get back all you’re entitled to t h e in c o m e t a x p e o p l e school board members that a vote WE DELIVER hobbles, money (orthe future. And that’s not alll You get the chance If you haven’t received your — come to H&R Block. to win exciting prizes, have fun with others your age, and show to be scheduled before April 12. Manchester Herald by 5 p.m. you’re not just a kid anymore. It you’re 12 years or older, why not Their request came during a weekdays or 7:30 a m. Saturdays, MANCHESTER find out more? Call 647-B946 todavl workshop held before the meeting please call your carrier, if you’re Marshall's Mall about the school library plans. unable to reach your carrier, call 646-5440 ______Manchester / South Windsor Line At that meeting school officials subscriber service, 647-9946, by 6 argued that the project was needed p.m. weekdays or 10 a.m. Saturdays Also in most major during regular store hours Manrljfalpr Hm lJi because the existing library is too for guaranteed delivery. M ANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Feb. 19. 1986 — 7 » - M ANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Feb. 19, 1986 OPINION U .S ./W o rU Senators grill N A S A officials on liftoff in Brief By United Press International WASHINGTON — The head of the shuttle program laraalla continue aearch says iie might have had second thoughts about Growing Bolton clearing Challenger for flight three weeks ago had he The Reaoan Gui

connected for his 1,000 career The Wildcats battled to within 70-67 came in here all jacked up and By Ian Love ready to play, but the shots just United Press International collegiate point. on a Mark Plansky layup with 57 St. John’s needed Hempel’s free seconds remaining. didn’t fall.” In the only other game involving throws after blowing most of a "Villanova’s not a team that’s John Hempel. usually a familiar a ranked team. No. 13 Georgetown 23-point lead to the frantic trapping going to roll over and die when member of the St. John’s bench, defeated Morgan State, 81-53. became the target of Villanova of Villanova, However, the Red- they’re down 20 points,’ ’ St. John’s intentional fouls. Unfortunately men’s veteran lineup overcame forwar’d Willie Glass said. At Baltimore. David Wingate “ They’re going to keep fighting for the Wildcats, the reserve the Wildcat momentum and the scored 16 points to help George­ For fresh, sunny winter salads that forward was right on target, as 6,401 screaming specators at Vil­ and fighting.” town coach John Thompson secure well. lanova’s new John E. DuPont Harold Pressley led Villanova. his ninth straight 20-victory sea­ bring the look and taste of summer gar­ A transfer student from the Pavilion to improve to 25-3 overall 18-12 and 8-6, with 22 of his 24 points son, The Hoyas improved to 20-5 University of Massachusetts, and 12-2 in the Big East. in the second half and 20 rebounds overall. Morgan State, 5-17, was dens to the table, start with Califomia- overall. Hempel came on late forthe fouled "All these fellas have played a led by guard Troy Brown who Arizona Iceberg Lettuce. This crisp, juicy out Walter Berry and sank 5 of 6 lot of ball," St. John’s coach Lou St. John’s got 21 points from scored 17 points. With Wingate free throws in the final seconds Carnesecca said. "They’ve been in Rowan while Glass and Mark getting 4 points, Georgetown used lettuce, a salad staple across the coun­ Tuesday night to help No, 6 St. a lot of games. They know what it Jackson scored 15 points apiece. a 14-0 run that began with less than try, is in plentiful supply and good John’s hold on for a 79-76 Big East takes to win. The experience they The Wildcats shot 23 percent seven minutes left in the first half victory over Villanova. gained last year is helping them from the field (8 of 35) in the first to pull away. quality right now and all through the Berry, St, John’s leading scorer, this year” half to trail 30-16. ”I would give (20 wins) more finished with 15 points. However winter months. More than 90% of the thought if we didn’t win 20,” with 34 seconds remaining he The Redmen were beat in the Villanova coach Rollie Massi- Thompson said. “ Then I ’d be nation’s entire supply comes from the fouled- Harold Pressley to be Final Four of the NCAA Tourna­ mino said the Wildcats’ double­ looking for a job,” disqualified. Pressley completed a ment last year by Georgetown. overtime victory over Georgetown warm deserts of California and Arizona, Elsewhere, it was: SetonHall65, 3-point play to cut the Redmen’s Villanova then won the national Saturday had no bearing on Connecticut 62; St. Peter’s 66, from November through March. lead to 74-70. title with an upset of the Hoyas. Tuesday night’s game. Dayton 56: and Missouri 71, Iowa Hempel replaced Berry and St. John’s led 45-22 on a 3-point “ I don’t like to think that could St. John’s Walter Berry is surrounded by Villanova’s amid o,— f-™. throws nlni’ Hi* Oo.vnn 15:21 left. happen,” Massimino said: "W e State 62. Whether you use it in wedges, rafts Harold Pressley (21), Dwight Wilbur (4) and Doug West or chunks. Califomia-Arizona Iceberg (behind Berry) in Big East action Tuesday night in NHL roundup Lettuce really keeps the fiber in your diet Philadelphia. The Redmen held on for a 79-76 victory. up in these three intriguing new ways for winter salads. If you are in a hurry, Kings find happiness on the road wedges with an array of bright, fresh Sports In Brief ^ winter vegetables and kidney beans Baseball card show slated at East By Ken Rappoport contenders in the Adams Division. nipeg Jets into fourth place in the the third period to stake the couldn’t be easier. Arranged on a platter The Associated Press “ Maybe they were expecting us Smythe Division, Steve Patrick Flames to a 5-3 lead they never The first Opening Pitch Baseball Card and Sports Memorabilia' to come out slower after our win in and John Anderson were the other relinquished. with a blue cheese yogurt dressing, it The Flames, though, had to Show will be held Sunday at East Catholic High from 9:30 a m. What started out as a foreboding Montreal,” added center Marcel two Nordiques to beat Kings weather a major high-sticking has the desert sunshine on the table in road trip has turned into some­ Dionne who assisted on three goaltender Bob Janecyk. until 4 p.m. penalty to Doug Risebrough who thing of a journey to Shangri-La for Kings goals. ” I guess they were minutes. Approximately 30 deals from throughout New England will Capitals 5, Islanders 4 cut Mike Milbury’s face at 8:13 of the . wrong.” showcase their baseball items, both new and old Admission is $1 The Capitals took the lead with Stuck in last place in the Smythe In other NHL action Tuesday the period. If you have more time, make a salad For further information, contact Michael Chartier, 376-0835. three straight goals in the second Calgary goaltender Rejean Le- Division before this week, the nights the Washington Capitals period, but needed Bengt Gustafs- melin faced 29 shots, while Boston that’s an entire meal. Both Desert Tuna Kings visited two of the toughest defeated the New York Islanders son’s third-period score to hold off goalie Doug Keans faced 28. Amateur boxing championships set arenas in the NHL on Monday and 5-4; the Calgary Flames beat the the Islanders. The defeat snapped and Gulf Shrimp Salads brighten up a Tuesday nights and surprisingly Boston Bruins 7-4; the St. Louis WEST HARTFORD — The 1986 Connecticut Amateur Boxing the Islanders’ home unbeaten came away with victories over the Blues blanked the Detroit Red Blues 5, Wings 0 dreary day when served with a cup of streak at nine games. Federation Open State Championships will be held at the Agora rugged Montreal Canadians and Wings' 5-0. and the Hartford Doug Gilmour scored in the first Washington won for the fifth hot soup. Both, too. keep the fiber and Ballroom, 165 Dexter Avc., West Hartford. Quebec Nordiques. Whalers nipped the Vancouver and third periods, leading St. Louis time in six games and moved eight Prelim s will be held Tuesday, March 4. with the finals Tuesday "These games in ‘La Belle Canucks 5-4. over Detroit behind goaltender nutrition high and fat, salt and sugar points ahead of the Islanders in the night. March U. starting each night at 7:30. There are 12 weight Province’ have shot us right back Rick Wamsley’s sixth career shu­ Sykes scored his second goal of battle for second place in the down — the nutritional areas often divisions. in the playoff picture.” said Los tout. Wamsley turned back 26 the night at 9; 27 of the third period Patrick Division, The Islanders For information and entry forms, contact the Libra Athletic Angeles right wing Phil Sykes, who shots, improving his record to 7-1 overlooked in heavier winter meals. with teammate Bryan Erickson had recorded eight victories and a Association. P.O Box 1918. Waterburv, Conn., 06722. or call scored two goals, including the in his last eight starts. It was his serving a hooking penalty to give tie at home and had won three of 755-2838. winner for the Kings in Tuesday first shutout in a St. Louis uniform. the Kings a 5-3 lead Erickson was their last four games overall. night’s 5-4 victory over Quebec. still off the ice 19 seconds later Referee Bob Meyers handed out So why not give winter the toss "W e’ve been playing well the last when Quebec's Dale Hunter scored Flames 7, Bruins 4 four misconduct penalties three in with these three salad specialities from Pittsburgh may sell stadium five or six games, so it’s really his second goal of the game to pull Dan Quinn scored twice on the the second period, as Detroit good to start getting some results the warm desert fields of the Califomia- PITTSBURGH — The city of Pittsburgh could conclude the the Nordiques to within a goal. power play to lead Calgary over absorbed its fifth straight defeat. sale of Three Rivers Stadium by the endofthis weektoa groupof for our efforts.” Boston. Quinn’s second goal and a Wamsley’s performance im­ Arizona Iceberg Lettuce growers? The Kings had beaten Montreal Jay Wells. Joe Paterson and investors. Mayor Richard Caliguiri said Tuesday. score by Steve Konroyd came proved his lifetime record against 3-2 in overtime Monday night Dave Taylor also scored for the the Red Wings to 12-1-1. The mayor turned to other investors when an original group Kings, who moved oast the Win­ within a span of 25 seconds early in from appeared to lose interest because of an before for n cweep of the top unfavorable ruling by the Internal Revenue Service. Chrissy awakens Brewers sign Jamfe Cocanower DESERT TUNA SALAD WINTER SALAD PLATTER GULF SHRIMP SALAD MILW AUKEE — The Milwaukee Brewers announced Tuesday / that pitcher Jaime Cocanower agreed to terms on a one-year 1 head Iceberg Lettuce 1 head Iceberg Lettuce contract. to smash Phelps 1 head Iceberg Lettuce 3 /4 cup plain lowfat yogurt 3 cups cooked brown rice, cooled Term s of the pact were not announced. 2 cans (7 oz. each) chunk white tuna, Cocanower, a 29-year-old righthander, was 6-8 last season with By will Dunham volley player from Czechoslovakia 1 /4 cup crumbled blue cheese 1 cup blanched broccoli flowerettes a 4.33 ERA. He appeared in 24 games, starting 15. In 116.1 United Press International in the other semifinal. in water, drained 1 Tablespoon chopped parsley 1 cup sliced celery innings, he gave up 122 hits, striking out 44 and walking 73. Graf struggled past No. 6 Zina There are two types of dietary fiber— soluble and 1-1/3 cups blanched broccoli flowerettes BOCA RATON, Fla, - Chris Garrison 6-2. 6-7 (7-3), 6-3. The insoluble. Soluble fiber is found in brans, some fruits 1 teaspoon coarse ground pepper 1 cup chopped red bell pepper Evert Lloyd, a sleeping giant seventh-seeded Sukova plastered 1-1/3 cups chopped red bell pepper 1 /2 cup (2 oz.) blanched pea pods 1 cup chopped green bell pepper Panel refuses to ban Lasix playing what she admitted was at No, 14 Barbara Potter 6-1, 6-2. and vegetables, as well as oats and barley. It dissolves 1 cup chopped green bell pepper best average tennis, awoke to The start of Tuesday afternoon’s in water and may play a role in lowering blood choles­ 1 can (8 -3 /4 oz.) kidney beans, drained 1 /4 cup chopped cilantro AN N A PO LIS, Md. — A legislative panel has rejected a call for smash Terry Phelps. matches was delayed more than 1-1/3 cups sliced celery banning the use of Lasix in the Preakness Stakes and the The top-seeded Evert Lloyd put three hours by a persistent rain terol levels, as well as regulating the body’s use of 1 cup sliced red bell peppers 3 Tablespoons oil 1 /4 cup sliced green onion Washington D C International. what she 'ermed a week of Eight minutes after the matches sugar. 1 cup blanched broccoli flowerettes 1 Tablespoon cider vinegar The Maryland Racing Commission wanted to prohibit Lasix in "m ediocre” play behind her Tues­ started, they were halted again by 1 teaspoon dill weed the Preakness. hoping to pressure Kentucky into banning the use day to rout Phelps 6-2, 6-0 to secure rain for another 1>A hours. 1 cup blanched cauliflower flowerettes 1 Tablespoon soy sauce of the drug in the Kentucky Derby, thus making all three Triple a semifinal berth in the$1.8million Insoluble fiber, the type most often thought of 3/4 cup lowolorie mayonnaise 1 clove garlic, minced Crown races Lasix-free New York already refuses to let Lipton International Players With the exception of a straight- 1 cup sliced celery set victory over Tour veteran when we hear the term fiber, does not dissolve in 2 tomatoes, cut into wedges run in the Belmont Stakes while using Lasix. Championships. 1 /2 teaspoon ground ginger ■ Kathy Jordan, Evert Lloyd has 1 /2 cup sliced, scored cucumber Lasix is a diuretic that some experts elaim improves the "1 felt she was toying with me, water. In fact, the vegetables and whole grains con­ 1 avocado, cut into wedges faced little more than token performance of horses who tend to bleed. Recent studies have hitting to the corners.” Phelps 1 /2 lb. cooked shrimp opposition, facing the likes of taining insoluble fiber absorb water, thus increasing shown about 80 percent of thoroughbreds show signs of internal said. “ I got frustrated.” Core, rinse and thoroughly drain lettuce; Evert Lloyd, ranked second in Susan Sloane, Catherine Suire and bulk. The American Cancer Society suggests that a bleeding Core, rinse and thoroughly drain lettuce; refrigerate in plastic bag or crisper. Combine Core, rinse and thoroughly drain lettuce: the world, needed only 50 minutes Marie Christine Calleja. high fiber, low fat diet may help protect against colon to rip Phelps of Larchmont. N.Y, refrigerate in plastic bag or crisper. Combine yogurt, blue cheese, parsley and pepper; mix refrigerate in plastic bag or crisper. Combine USFL to decide its own fate “ I didn’t play my best tennis last Evert Lloyd yielded just six points and rectal cancer. Eating more vegetables may be the rice, broccoli, celery, red pepper, green pepper week, but mediocre was good tuna, broccoli, red and green peppers, celery, well; chill. When ready to serve, cut lettuce NEW YO RK — To play or not to play in 1986 will be the hot topic in seven service games and broke enough to win. Now. I need to play first and easiest way to start. green onion, dill weed and mayonnaise; toss into 4 wedges; place on serving platter. and cilantro. Toss with mixture of oil. vinegar, Wednesday at a gathering of the remainingUS Football League Phelps, No. 27 in the world, five good tennis to win the tourna­ to mix well. Cut lettuce into chunks; place on Arrange pea pods around edge. In center of soy sauce, garlic and ginger. When ready to owners. times. ment,” Evert Lloyd said. The quality of your salads can be greatly enhanced If the USFL decides to suspend play this fall, as proposed by "This was my best match of the serving plates. Top with tuna mixture. Gar­ wedges arrange kidney beans, red pepper, serve, cut lettuce into 4 thick, crosswise Baltimore Stars owner Myles Tannenbaum, leaguestars such as tournament,” Evert Lloyd said. “ I Rinaldi, winless against Evert with the addition of nutrient and fiber-rich vegetables. nish with tomato and avocado wedges. broccoli, cauliflower, celery and cucumber. slices to form rafts. Spoon rice mixture onto Herschel Walker and Jim Kelly are expected to jump to the NFL. was pumped up and I felt in the Lloyd, doesn’t appear to present mood to play. During the first week any outstanding problems for Pass platter and dressing to serve. Makes 4 rafts and garnish with shrimp. Makes 4 U SFL Commissioner Harry Usher’s office lists the agenda for During the winter months. Califomia-Arizona Ice­ Makes 4 servings. Wednesday’s meeting as thus: updates on the league’s $1.32 (of the tournament), even though I Evert Lloyd But it is unlikely servings. servings. billion antitrust suit against the NFL. its television strategies won, I thought I played bad Rinaldi will self-destruct the way berg Lettuce is the base for the majority of salads and the proposed merger between Walker’s New Jersey tennis.” Phelps did. Evert Lloyd faces Kathy Rinaldi across the country. A few wise produce additions and a Generals and K elly’s Houston Gamblers: rules changes CALORIES PER SERVING: 155 CALORIES PER SERVING: 377 Kathy Rinaldi of Martin Downs. Fla., keeps her eyes on in the semifinals Thursday. Ri­ Bassett of , rebounded low fat dressing can make a major contribution CALORIES PER SERVING: 375 including a new overtime procedure, and final arrangements for from a 4-2 first-set deficit to lead the ball as she prepares to make backhand return in her naldi. the ninth seed, beat No. 14 toward a healthful daily diet and the recommended FIBER PER SERVING: 10.3g FIBER PER SERVING: 12.3g FIBER PER SERVING: lOg this season’s championship game in Jacksonville, Fla match with Carling Bassett at the Lipton International Carling Bassett 7-6 (7-5), 6-2 6-5 before surrendering in the tie-breaker Rinaldi. Martin FAT PER SERVING: 13.6g Players Championship Tuesday in Boca Raton, Fla. Tuesday in their quarterfinal. consumption of 33 to 35 grams of fiber per day. FAT PER SERVING: 18.2g FAT PER SERVING: 3.68g No. 2 Steffi Graf, a West Downs, Fla., then won the battle of Horse winnings go uncollected Rinaldi won the match between the two 18-year-olds, Germany baseliner. faces 6-foot-2 18-year-olds in an easy 30-minute NEW YORK — A record $13 million in winnings at Aqueduct, 7-6, 6-2, to advance to the semifinals. Helena Sukova. a solid serve and second set. Belmont Park and Saratoga tracks have gone uncollected and will revert to state money if the winners do not Cleanliness is a characteristic CHUNKS come forward by April 1, officials said Tuesday. of the Iceberg Lettuce from SERVING SUGGES’nONS Cut head crosswise as for "T h e 1985 total of $1,388,420 in uncashed tickets is the highest in Aaron says baseball Is hurt NEW Califomia-Arizona. Rinsing is rafts, then cut each raft N YRA’s history,” said Clement Imperato, vice president for lengthwise and crosswise recommended to restore mois­ Preparing Iceberg Lettuce in a variety of forms will enhance operations of the New York Racing Association. ture lost in transit. Hold cored- into bite-size chunks. A your enjoyment of it and make your salads more interest­ Last year $1.2 million went uncashed, Imperato said. end up under cold, running medium-size head yieids STEEL ing. For tossed salads, tear the Iceberg into bite-size prieces by drug use, high salaries water; spread leaves apart about 4 cups of bite-size rather than cutting. In addition to tearing, you may cut and with your thum bs as you rinse. chunks. 9 Red Sox sign ‘Oil Can’ Boyd DURHAM, N.C. (U PI) - Hank Aaron said. ’ ’There should be no salary is $375,000. FOR SALE serve it in these five ways, after coring and draining: Aaron, major-league baseball’s second chance. I don’t think they " I t ’s been proven that if you give Angl», Channel, Square Tube, £lt. BOSTON — The Boston Red Sox announced Tuesday that they all-time home-run king, lashed out should get a second chance. You’re a player a contract longer than had reached an agreement on a one-year contract with against drug use and high salaries talking about grown men. you’re three years, he doesn’t perform ROCKVILLE When purchasing Iceberg Place cored-head end down WEDGES SHREDDED right-handed pitcher Dennis "Oil Can” Boyd, avoiding among players that he claims is not talking about babies. Some­ well,” Aaron said. “ When you’re SCRAP CO., INC. lettuce, select ’’springy- In colander or rack; drain thor­ Using a sharp, stainless steel Cut head lengthwise into arbitration. discrediting the game. where along the line those players making about $6 million, you don’t Rte. 30. 989 Hartford Turnpike firm’’ heads that "give" oughly. (X) not core it until sev­ knife, cut head lengthwise into halves, as for wedges, then Red Sox players still facing arbitration are pitcher Bruce "The drug problem has been have to learn you can’t go around have to have that winning spirit. Rockville, CT slightly when squeezed. eral hours before use. Proceed halves. Place cut-sides down place cut-sides down on board Hurst and American League batting champion Wade Boggs. breaking the rules.” You just have to have enough spirit HOURS- Monday-FHday 7 a.m '9pm. Saturday here (in professional sports) a long 7 a m -Noon Strip off any leaves that as follows: and cut each half-head again and slice crosswise with a Hurst’s case will be held Thursday, with third baseman Boggs' The drug abuser ‘^should be time.” said Aaron, who directs the to get to the bank.” 872-6587 or 872-9032 may seem too coarse. into halves or thirds. sharp, stainless steel knife or case slated for Friday. Atlanta Braves’ farm system. severely punished after the first cut head into halves and cut offense,” he added. I don’t feel you The team did not disclose the salary for Boyd, who finished "Unfortunately, it has been swept down the face of lettuce with under the rug. Nobody wanted to can just turn your head and ignore 15-13 with a 3.70 E R A in 1985. a sharp, thin-bladed knife. face it.” that he did something wrong.” Boyd ranked No. 2 in the American League in innings pitched, One medium-size head yields with 272,2. His 35 starts were only two away from the league high. Aaron made his comments at a Aaron also said high salaries do Tuesday meeting of the Durham not instill a “ winning spirit,” but $ SAVE MONEY $ Holding core-end down, Place head in sealed plastic RAFTS about 4 cups shredded Sports Club to introduce the minor make teams'less ambitious. whack lettuce head onto bag In refrigerator. Make a Slice Iceberg Lettuce cross­ lett'jce. BU cagers take a wrong turn kitchen counter; lift habit of these simple steps league Durham Bulls’ new man­ "They’re making so much mo­ wise. about 1 -inch thick to make cure HAMILTON, N.Y, — Boston University’s basketball team ager, Buddy Bailey. The Class-A SENTRY OIL CO. or twist core out with and your Iceberg lettuce will "rafts." (They make attractive ney they don’t have to win a Hold the previously cored probably will be more careful to check for landmarks after team will play its seventh season fingers. (You may use a seem "field fresh" when you and practical carriers for open- championship. Financially, it FAST DELIVERY head of lettuce cored-end up, getting lost and nearly missing a game because the team arrived this .vear. Bailey, 28. is a former stainless steel knife, but are ready to use it. face salads.) You'll get 3 to 4 doesn’t helpthem at all, that’swhy spreading the leaves apart at the wrong college. player for the Durham Bulls. Due to the rapid price changee, pleaae call cut edges may discolor rafts from one head. Refriger­ you don’ t see teams repeat any­ with your fingers. Gentiy sep­ A game between BU and Colgate University Monday night had Aaron called for stricter punish­ sooner.) ate end pieces in a plastic bag more” as champions, he said. and we will quote you a price. arate outer leaves and lift to be delayed for one hour after the Boston team ended up by ment for those found to be using for other salad uses. Aaron said he marie $5,000 a year from head. mistake at Cornell University in Ithaca — some 60 miles drugs in the major leagues "One way to get rid of them in 1954 and his highest salary in his southwest. Colgate officials said Tuesday. 243-5074 (drug users) is on the first offense 23-year career was $240,000. Aaron to knock them out” of the game said today’s average players’ M ANCHESTER HER ALD . Wednesday. Feb 19, 1986 - 15_

H - M ANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Feb. 19, 1986 Veal Diccata brightens her lunch | Valentine goodies need not bring guilt feelings Menus gently into the batter. Mixture will smoking, relaxation tapes to help „„„ thls ■ By Bv NancyNoiicv PappasPoppos smoltlng, relaxation tapes to help i S l H ' be soupy, but don’t wworry about it. I to 2 tablespoons tomato sauce, Note: You can prepare this people with hypertension, an exer­ T o .J a n ic e recipe with the more-exp^sive Herald Reporter Friday: Pizza day. for color cise bicycle and a blood pressure Spray a 9-by-13-inch cake pan Senior cItzenB Gardner of Irv­ veal scallopine, instead. Bonee Salt and pepper to taste A corridor of Manchester Mem­ screening. with non-fat cooking spray. Flour ing Street, the does it that way for supper. In that The following meals will be Covtntry •lmn«ntarles Brown veal in large .saute pan, orial Hospital looked like it had “ We’re trying to make our staff, lightly. Bake in a 350-degree oven served at Mayfair Gardens and veal piccata with I‘A tablespoons of the butter, case, do not serve it over and the community at large, more for 35 to 40 minutes. Frost, if The same ingredients and method come straight out of a dessert Westhill Gardens the week of Feb. The following lunches will be served at 38 Le­ T o d a y ’s garlic and onions. When lightly familiar with what the cardiac desired, with fudge frosting, wis Street, a may also be used for a shrimp dish. fiend’s imagination. An entire 24 through 28 to Manchester served In the Coventry elementary browned, drain off fat but retain table was laden with sweets, such rehabilitation unit offers,” said below. residents who are 60 or older: schools the week of Feb. 24 through restaurant in S p e c ia l Grady. Last year’s open house garlic and onions. as chocolate fudge cake, sugar Cut into 20 servings. Without Monday: Cranberry juice, roast 28: Hartford, is out Add tomatoes, capers and wine. featured what can be done after a Nancy Pappas cookies, apple cake squares, but­ frosting, each serving is approxi­ turkey, sweet potato and apple Monday: Mile-long hot dog. of this world. Let simmer while sauce reduces, patient ha sustained heart dam­ To have your favorite restaurant terscotch brownies, and more. mately 185 calories. ' casserole, broccoli normandy, baked beans, carrot coins, peanut “ It's just real until meat is not quite completely age; this year’s emphasis was on tasty. It's light. dish Included In this weekly Since each of the luscious- roll, ice cream cup. butter Reese bar. cooked, about 1 minute. Add green preventing that damage from I like to have it column, write a note telling us looking treats had been prepared Tnctday: Apple juice, breaded Tuesday: Tuna salad boat, ve­ onions, squeeze in the lemon juice, occurring in the first place. Fudge frosting for lunch,” said about your favorite dish at a w a l with a minimum of sodium, fat and fish in cheese sauce, fiesta rice, getable sticks, fruit. and stir in enough tomato sauce to 'That’s why the staff of dietitians, Gardner, who works at an invest­ restaurant. We'll contect the chM cholesterol, a team of health 3 tablespoons unsweetened carrots, wheat bread, mixed fruit. Wednesday: Oven-friend Vm I piccata obtain a pinkish color. physical therapists and cardiology ment firm on Lewis Street. "That, and ask for the recipe. Inclu« professionals stood by, urging cocoa Wednesday: Minestrone soup, chicken, whipped potatoes, cran­ Finish the sauce by stirring in 2 specialists volunteered to take and a glass of white wine, and 2 pounds lean veal, cubed your name, address and a tei^ “ Try it! You’ll like it!” 1 cup sugar meat loaf with gravy, potatoes au berry sauce, green beans, roll, teaspoons butter, which will give a home a few recipes approved by you're really set.” IW tablespoons, plus t teas­ phone number where we can reach And that’s just what several One (bird cup evaporated skim gratln, peas and onions, white cookie. poons, butter (not margarine) good sheen to the whole thing. Add hundred people did last Friday. the American Heart Association, Thursday: Juice, taco with Chef Art Bonee was pleased to you during the day. (Phone milk (comes In a can) bread, pears. 2 cloves garlic salt and pepper to taste. They sampled the desserts, drank and bring back treats to share. Vi cup margarine (poly­ meat, cheese, tomato and lettuce, hear this testimonial. Hehastaken numbers will not be printed.) Thnrsday: Pineapple juice, •A cup onions, finely chopped Serves four people, with fresh free milk, orange juice, tea or Egg whites or egg beaters were unsaturated) Mexican corn, chocolate cake. the traditional lemon-and-whlte- Please concentrate on restaurants plum-glaz^ chicken, buttered 1 cup diced fresh tomatoes pasta. Bonee said that ajulienneof coffee, then moved on into the next substituted for whole eggs, be­ 1 teaspoon vanilla extract Friday: Cheese pizza or hot dog, wine sauce for veal piccata, added In the Manchester area. A d d ^ noodles, chopped spinach, apple- 2 teaspoons Spanish capers carrots and zucchini (matchstick room where the hospital’s dieti­ cause the yolk of the egg is where tossed salad, fruit. tomatoes, scallions and capers, Inquiries to Today’s Special. Box Mix all ingredients, except va­ . sauce spice cake. Vi cup dry white wine slices) would be a nice accompani­ tians were using a computer to the cholesterol — a substance and come up with a dish that's 591, Manchester Herald. Manches­ nilla. Bring to a boil and simmer Friday: Autumn soup, stuffed 1 cup green onions, chopped ment. A full-bodied while Cabernet analyze the diets of those who which can clog the arteries — is entirely his own. Here is the ter 06040. one minute. Remove from the shells, peas, Italian bread, chilled Cov«ntry High School Juice of 2 lemons wmitd be appropriate. visited the exhibit. found. recipe: heat, add vanilla and beat, off the peaches. The cookies and computers were “ Sure they’re still full of calo­ The following lunches will be heat, until thick enough to spread. all part of the Valentine’s Day open ries,” said Grady, gesturing to­ served at Coventry High School the This is to be spread on the devil’s house, put on by the hospital’s ward the table. “ But what we’re M m Ib on WhMiB week of Feb. 24 through 28: Supermarket Shopper food cake, above. When frosted, Monday: Steak slices on a roll, cardiology department. trying to say is that everything in The following meals are to be life has to be done in moderation. that cake is approximately 250 vegetable, fruit. A few visitors were skeptical. H*rald photo by BaahatM served to Meals on Wheels clients You don’t tell a person that they’re calories per serving. the week of Feb. 24 through 28. The Tuesday: Veal patty with gravy, “ You can’t tell me there’s any­ thing healthy about chocolate! ” going to have to give up all the hot noon meal is listed first and the mashed potatoes, roll, fruit. Couponer chalks up bundles In savings Stewart Magruder, a visitor at Friday’s computerized diet analysis was offered Wednesday: Manicotti, garlic said Kevin Walsh, who works in the things that make eating fun. Diet is Butterscotch brownies cool evening meal, second: kind of a four-letter word. Let’s open house, writes a diet diary so that as part of the open house, which also bread, hot vegetable, fruit. hospital’s engineering ■A cup oil (poly-unsaturated) Monday: American chop suey, talk about ’modifying a food plan’ featured a table of low-fat, low-|sodium Thursday: Grilled ham and $8.86 offer and is close to having the department. Mary Ellen Campbell, Manchester Mem­ 1 rup light brown sugar, firmly carrots, green beans, salad, fruit. Bv Martin Sloane instead.” desserts. Ham salad sandwich, grapes, cheese sandwich, vegetable, fruit, United Feature Syndicate needed 25 proofs of purchase and “ Do you suppose this is some orial Hospital’s chief dietitian, can feed packed Clip ‘n’ file refunds kind of a trick?” asked Richard Agnes Romayko of East Hart­ milk. Friday: Pizza, salad, fruit. the grocer’s ad showing Keebler on his food choices into a computer. The 2 egg whites Doucette, who works in a grocery ford agreed. She had seen a notice Tuesday: Roast beef with gravy, Who are America's "Super” >A cup sifted flour Beverages (File No. 8) store on Main Street. "They get us about the open house in the baked potato, mixed vegetables, couponers and refunders? How "Falso attend three meetings a non-fat cooking spray. Pour in PA cups sugar I teaspoon baking powder RHAM High schools to eat this stuff, then we go next newspaper, then rounded up two (poly-unsaturated) salad, cake. Turkey salad sand­ month where my daughters and I Clip out this file and keep it with sim ilar cash-off coupons — Vt cup unsweetened cocoa >/i teaspoon vanilla extract The following meals will be much do they save, and how do friends to attend the event with ■A teaspoon vanilla ba’ ter. Bake in a 350-degree oven get together with other refunders beverage refund offers with beverage coupons, for example. door and rat on ourselves?” 1 tablespoon baking soda ‘A cup coarsely chopped walnuts wich. pears, milk. served at RHAM junior and senior they do it? Doris Jean Korber of her. ” I think everybody today is 2 egg whites for 35 to 40 minutes. Cool slightly, Wednesday: Baked chicken with Johnstown, Pa., is a good example and exchange refund forms and S U rt collecting the needed proofs of purchase while looking lor then cut into nine .squares. Each Two-thirds cup vegetable oil high schools the week of Feb. 24 IT WAS NO trick, said Bev more concerned about food and fat IV i cups.unsifted flour Blend oil and sugar. Stir in gravy, cranberry sauce, whipped of one. Last year, she received coupons. There are usualy 30 or the required forms at the supermarket, in newspapers and portion contains 290 clacries. (poly-unsaturated) through 28: Grady, cardiac rehabilitation and that kind of thing.” she said. I teaspoon baking powder beaten egg whites. Sift flour and potatoes, spinach, salad, cookies. more than $2,000 in refunds and more people at each meeting', and , magazines, and when trading with friends. Offers may not be 1 rup buttermilk Monday: Oven-baked chicken, coordinator for the hospital. She and her friends said they would 1 teaspoon baking soda Note: This is a vei^ sweet cake. baking powder together and com­ Tuna salad sandwich, apple, milk. free products, all for sending in we always come home with several 1 cup very strong coffee (instant mashed potatoes with gravy, muf­ available in all areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive “ These goodies have all been probably try some of the recipes 1 teaspoon cinnamon Several of those visiting the open bine with egg mixture. Add vanilla Thursday: Baked meat loaf with proofs of purchase to dozen coupons and refund forms coffee may be used, if dissolved in fin, mixed vegetables, sliced each refund. . , , ___ prepared without egg yolks, with which the cardiology department '/< cup raisins house mentioned that the amount and walnuts to the batter. Spray an gravy, whipped potatoes, broccoli. manufacturers. that we can put to good use.” water) pears. The following refund offers are worth $8.89. This week s offers very little fat or sodium. So they’re was distributing. Combine apples and sugar and of sugar could be cut considerably, 8-inch square pan with non-fat Chicken salad sandwich, apple­ In addition, Doris also saved Tuesday: Steak and cheese The frozen-food industry identi­ have a total value of $14.49. no longer 'forbidden pleasures’ for let stand 10 minutes. Blend oil. with no loss of flavor. cooking spray. Pour in batter. sauce. milk. more than $1,000 using cents-off Sift together flour, sugar, cocoa sandwich, lettuce, tomato, pickle, fies America’s New Traditionai This offer doesn’t require a refund form: people who are trying to watch Fresh apple cake vanilla and egg whites into apples. Bake at 350 degrees for 25 minutes. Friday: Manicotti, zucchini, coupons, aided by stores in John­ and baking soda. Add oil and corn chips, applesauce. Homemakers as consumers who R E A L IM E Free Coupon Offer, P.O. Box 8171, Clinton, lA 52736. their heart health.” 2 cups peeled, diced apples Combine four dry ingredients, stir Do not overbake. Cool slightly, wax beans, salad, cake. Egg salad stown that double coupons up to 49 Devil’s food cake buttermilk. Stir until well blended Wednesday: Hamburg pizza, lead busy lives, often involving Receive a coupon for a free bottle of ReaLime. Send two Friday’s open house also offered 1 cup sugar into cake batter. Stir in raisins. before dividing into 16 squares. sandwich, sliced pineapple, milk. cents and stores in Somerset (20 2 cups flour Bring the coffee to a boil and stir green beans, mixed fruit. work in or out of the home, ReaLemon front-label panels, along with your name, address, video tapes on the hazards of One-third rup vegetable oil Spray an 8-inch square pan with miles away) that double coupons Thursday: Bacon cheeseburger, community activities, family re­ city. sUte and ZIP code. Expires April 30, 1986. Manchester schools french fries, buttered corn, ice up to $1. sponsibilities and outside inter­ On a recent Friday, Doris and These offers require refund forms: cream sandwich. ests. “These people have tradi­ The following lunches will be her two married daughters drove C R EM O R A $1 Coffee Refund Offer. Receive a $1 coupon good Friday: Fruit juice, toasted tional values about eating right served in the Manchester public the 20 miles to Somerset t and Doris on your next purchase of coffee. Send the required refund form Soup is economical, nutritious way to warm winter days cheese sandwich, soup, potato and serving good appetizing schools the week of Feb. 24 through bought $252.91 worth of groceries. and three 16-ounce or larger Cremora Non-Dairy Creamer chips, frosted cake. meals,” says Thomas House, chicken, celery, bay leave, pepper­ cover. from the bones, and return meat to 28: After handing in- a coupon for labels, along with the grocery receipt (s) with the purchase Tonight why 1 cup shredded cabbage Monday: Hamburger or cheese­ president of the American Frozen corns, onion and water. Cover with Microwave at 30% (medium- the soup. practically everything in her shop­ price (s) circled. Expires March 31, 1986. not offer your 1 teaspoon salt Food Institute, “ and frozen foods lid. Cook for 10 minutes on high, low) for I'A to I'A hours, or until Skim off excess fat; cover. burger on a roll, potato chips, Andover Elementery ping cart, Doris paid only $106.51, a E A G L E Brand $1 Bananas Refund Offer. Receive a $1 coupon family a hot and Combine all ingredients in a buttered spinach or carrots, offer them a solution to help meet 3-quart casserole. Cover and mic­ then reduce power to medium-low lamb and lentils are tender, Microwave at full power (high) for The following lunches will be savings of $146.40. The next day. good on your next purchase of bananas. Send the required refund savory winter cherry crisp. the needs of their active rowave on high for 10 minutes. Stir, (30%) for 40 to 45 minutes or until stirring occasionally. Turn lamb 5 to 7 minutes, or until heated served at Andover Elementary she went back and saved another form and three Eagle Brand Sweetened Condensed Milk labels. soup. The M ic r o w a v e Tuesday: Hearty beef stew with lifestyles.” cover, and microwave for 40 chicken is tender. shanks over after the first 30 through. Remove bay leaf. Serve School the week of Feb. 24 through $71.66. aroma from potatoes and vegetables, corn- Expires March 31, 1986. minutes on medium. Yields 6 Strain broth into bowl and pour minutes of cooking time When topped with mushrooms, zucchini, 28: “The best part was coming home The search is open to men and soup simmer­ K itc h e n bread with butter, chocolate pud­ JUICY JUICE Fresh Fruit Offer. Receive a $2 coupon good servings. back into casserole. Add carrots, lamb is tender, remove lamb parsley and yogurt. Yields 4 to 5 Monday: Hamburgers, potato and checking through my refund ing in the kit­ N < e - W ding. Sample succotash. women 21 years of age and older. toward any fresh fruit. Send the required refund form and the Marge Churchill noodles and salt to broth. Cook sbanks from soup. Cut the meat servings. puffs, mixed vegetables, icecream forms,” says Doris. “I was able to To obtain a nomination form, write chen on a cold Wednesday: Salami grinders, Universal Produt Code symbols from any flavor of eight 46-ounce covered at medium-low for 10 to 12 cup send for 28 refunds from the winter’s day is French onion soup applesauce, ice cream. to: America’s New Traditional minutes. Meanwhile, remove ’Tuesday: Grinders, salad, apri­ products I purchased.” size or 24-kid-size 8.45-ounce cartons (eight three-packs) of Juicy welcome by Thursday: Lasagna. salad, Homemakers, c/o FACT, P.O. Box 2 tablespoons butter chicken from the bones. Add to Week in and week out, Doris Juice Fruit Punch. Expires March 31. 1986. people of all bread and butter, apple wedges cots, chips. 2412, Grand Central Station, New 3 medium onions, thinly sliced soup and cook covered at medium Wednesday: Sliced turkey, sends for 40 to 50 refunds. Among ages. Soup. WEIGHT WATCHERS' with raisins. York,NY 10163. The deadline for R E A L E M O N $1 Refund Offer. Receive a $1 coupon good on 3 cans (lO'A ounces each) (50%) for 4 to 6 minutes. Let stand, mashed potatoes, broccoli or car­ recent refunds were the $10 offer thick with meat or fish, noodles or servings, Friday: Fish and cheese on a entries is March 31, 1986. your next purchase of Tea. Send the required refund form and condensed beef broth, diluted with covered, for 5 minutes before rots. lemon chiffon pie. from Bayer, a $10 refund from rice, vegetables and subtle season­ 2'A cups water roH. french fried potatoes, cole Couponers please note: The first three 32-ounce ReaLemon front-label panels, along with the .serving Yields 6 to 8 servings. Thursday: Cheese pizza, cole Cheer detergent and three Kel­ ings offers a hearty repast. Salt to taste slaw, chilled fruit. 4,000 entries will receive cents-off grocery receipt (s) with the purchase price(s) circled. Expires Cheese soup Canadlenne slaw, juice bars. logg’s "Cash on the Line”, refunds Nutritionally, soup offers many French bread slices, toasted coupons for a variety of frozen- March 31. 1986 1 rup hot tap water Lamb and lentil soup Friday: Fish and cheese, baked (the offer is unlimited). She says essential vitamins and minerals Grated Permesan cheese food products. I finely cut onion Bolton schools potatoes, corn, peaches. she is now working on the Keebler necessary for good health. Eco­ Combine butter and onions in a 8 ounces (one and one-third 1 cup finely chopped potato The following lunches will be nomically, soups can be prepared cups) dried lentils ■A cup finely chopped carrots 3-quart bowl or casserole. Cover served at the Bolton Elementary from many less expensive ingre­ 1 pound lamb shanks A Newspaper in Education Program •A cup finely chopped celery and microwave for 8 minutes on and Center schools the week of Sponsored by dients. Time wise, soups can be Vt cup chopped celery 1 can (10V< ounces) chicken high, or until onions are transpar­ Feb. 24 through 28: T h e Q u iz prepared in the microwave in a Vt cup chopped onion The Manchester Herald broth, diluted with >A cup water ent, stirring once. Monday: Vegetable soup, grilled minimum amount of time, or if you Vt cup grated carrots 1 cup grated sharp Cheddar Stir in broth, cover. Microwave8 ham and cheese, chips, apple and wish, you can use your microwave to 10 minutes on high or until onions 5 cups water i - cheese orange wedges. worldscope (10 polnit for ooch quottlon antwortd corroetty) as a slow cooker to simmer the 4 teaspoons Worcestershire >A cup half and half cream are tender and soup is hot. Salt to Tuesday: Cook's choice, cookie soup for several hours. sauce 3 peppercorns taste. If your microwave is equipped 1-medium bay leaf and applesauce. 2 tablespoons snipped fresh Top each serving with a slice of Wednesday: Juice, lasagna. gar­ with a probe, and the heat and hold toasted French bread. Sprinkle 1 teaspoon salt parsley lic bread, mixed vegetable, frozen feature, you may simply make the Vt teaspoon garlic salt Combine water and vegetables generously with Parmesan cheese. soup, and then let it simmer at 190 1 teaspoon dried leaf marjoram juice. in a 2 quart casserole. Cover and Yields 4 to 6 servings. Thursday: Tacos, shredded let­ degrees F. for up to an hour and a 1 teaspoon dried leaf thyme microwave 8 to 9 minutes on high, tuce and tomato cup, hot sauce, half. Microwaves equipped with Vt teaspoon white pepper or until the vegetables are tender- Mom’s homemade corn chips, pudding and peaches. touch control and a low power level S liced fresh mushrooms, can also be programmed to crisp. chicken soup chopped fresh zucchini, snipped INTRODUCING Stir in broth, cheese, cream and simmer foods for a long period of parsley, yogurt, to garnish peppercorns. Cover and micro- 2 to 2>A pounds chicken parts time. Rinse and drain lentils. In a deep wave for 5 to 7 minutes on medium 3 stalks celery, cut up Honesty helps Soup is often more flavorful the 4-quart casserole combine lamb (50%), or until hot. Remove 2 bay leaves, crushed second day, so if you have any soup shanks, celery, onion, carrot, peppercorns and stir. Garnish with I'A teaspoon peppercorns Poor “Today’s Special.’’ The left over, warm it up by the Ixtwl or lentils and water. Stir in Worces­ merchant beat parsley. 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[USA] Alfred Hitchcock 6:00PM 3 j Eyewitnest Newi dollars in the foreign currency market. (X) ® Dift'rent Strokes 8:40PM [DIS] Mousterpiece Theater 11 :30PM ® Dynasty Selective Service changes U ) Action Nows 9:00PM CD crazy Like a Fox After ® (46) ABC News Nightline (T) ® ) Hart to Hart Harry disappears, Harrison must turn de­ ® Bizarre tective in order to find him. (60 min.) (R). (Jj) (g ) Gimme a Break (ID The Honeymooners ( D ® Dynasty (CC) Dex and Amanda (38 Knot's Landing (18) Second City TV suffer the wrath of Alexis, Prince Michael (g) NewsCenter attacks Dex, and Alexis and her sister. Car­ (22) d6) Tonight Show In Stereo keep it in step with times ess, clash (60 min.) (38) Hogan's Heroes @4) Doctor Who (40) News CD MOVIE: 'Day of the Assassin' For (57) News tune hunters rush to locate a fabulous trea­ (6D Kojak DEAR complete their studies. (41) Reporter 41 sure rumored to be located off the coast of ABBY: Your • Surviving sons or brothers in a @ MacNoil-Lohrer Nowshour Mexico. Glenn Ford. Chuck Connors. Ri [C N N ] Sports Tonight family where the father, mother, [ESPN] Mazda SportsLook chard Roundtree 1981 [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Songw riter' (CC) A fans have re­ country sor.gwriter gives his creations to brother or sister died as a result of [HBO] MOVIE; 'On the Waterfront’ A (g ) (P) Blacke's Magic Alex investigates cently pointed the death of a thief from a guarded bell- his buddy on the sly Willie Nelson, Kris U.S. military service, or is in a waterfront union bucks the efforts of a Knstofferson. Lesley Ann Warren 1984 out the advan­ crime committee to break up its racken tower cell. (60 min.) Rated R tages and dis­ D e a r A b b y captured or missing in action Marlon Brando, Eva Marie Saint, Rod d4) §?) Planet Earth: Gifts from the advantages of status, are exempt from .service in Steiger. 1954. Earth (CC) Potential mineral resources 1 1 :35PM ® Entertainment Tonight bachelorhood. Abigail Van Buren peacetime. [USA] USA Cartoon Express scientists are exploring beneath the sea An interview with Jane Seymour, including • Hardship deferments are and in outer space are featured (60 mm ) an inside look at the mini-series Cross­ In a response to 6:30PM (X) SS) Too Close for Comfort ings' “Proud Bache­ available for men whose induction S i) Bodas de Odio lor.’’ you said. would result in hardship to persons (33) Benson [C N N ] Larry King Live 1 2:00AM C?J Bamaby Jones “And iet’s not who depend upon them for support. (g) (3® NBC Nightly Nows [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Love Bug' Looking ( ® Hawaii Five-0 • Members of reserve compo­ @4) Nightly Business Report for a new owner, a Volkswagen with hu­ 111) Star Trek forget that i L man qualities chooses a former race driver (38 ABC News bachelorhood has its privileges. In lation. have registered. nents (including the National and his girlfriend. Dean Jones. Michele (18j The Untouchables time of war, they get to go first." So. Abby. whether a man is Guard and advanced-level ROTC (33) Noticiero SIN Lee. Buddy Hackett. 1969 Rated G (38) Comedy Break Although this was true at one married or not doesn’t matter. cadets who have already signed a d3) Sanford and Son [ESPN] College Basketball: Florida dO) Charlie’s Angels time, it is no longer true. The Each one of the 15.3 million men Reserve contract) are eligible for [CNN] Showbiz Today State at Louisville (41) Toda Una Vida Selective Service System has also who has made that tri() to the post a separate classification and per­ [DIS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriot 9:30PM ®t) M uy Especial: Lila Morillo [C NN ] Newsnight changed with the times in an effort office to register with Selective form their military service in the [ESPN] SportsCentor [HBO] Not Necessarily the News This [ESPN] SportsCenter to del iver manpower needed by the Service deserves our thanks National Guard or the Reserves. [TMC] MOVIE: 'Torchlight' A couple s comedy series presents sketches, news [T M C ] MOVIE: Silkwood' (CC) An em THOMAS K. TURNAGE. • Certain elected officials are marriage is threatened by the husband s and film footage satirizing current events ployee in a plutonium plant exposes the Department of Defense in an addiction to cocaine. Pamela Sue Martin, emergency in the time required, DIRECTOR. exempt from service as long as 1 0:00PM CD The Equalizer unsafe working conditions in which she Steve Railsback, Ian MeShane 1984 works Meryl Streep, Kurt Russell. Cher andtodosowithequity. We believe SELECTIVE SERVICE SYSTEM. they continue to hold office Rated R ■ ® News WASHINGTON. D C. • Veterans generally are ex­ 1983 Rated R we have accomplished this. Prior 7:00PM CS) CBS News CD (46) Arthur Hailey's (CC) A fern [U S A ] Edge of Night empt from service in peacetime. ale radio psychologist is threatened by an to the reforms of the early '70s. ID Three’s Company there were many inequities — DEAR MR. rURNAGE; And • If an alien served at least 12 unknown caller, while Christine makes 12:05AM ® T.J. Hooker When you have my thanks for the update months in the armed forces of a ® ABC News plans to adopt a girl who has been the vic­ Hooker s old flame is murdered, he is de student, occupational, paternity 33 ® ) $100,000 Pyramid tim of child molestation. (60 min ) termined to find thfc person responsible deferments. All these have been as well astheinformationconeern- country with which the United (60 mm.) (35) Jeffersons (TT) Independent News eliminated. In a future emergency ing the changes in the Selective States is involved in mutual (57) MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour defense activities, he is eligible for (38 Carson’s Comedy Classics (ID Mission: Impossible who would go will be determined Service system. (56) St. Elsewhere Part 1 of 2 The St 12:10AM [M AX] MOVIE: Rocky' A the same classification os a man d® (3® M*A*S*H by random selection based upon 1 found especially informative Eligius staff flashes back to the hospital s small time boxer and street punk m Phila­ birth date. who has completed U S. military (22) Wheel of Fortune beginning in 1935, Mark Craig's arrival as delphia battles against overwhelming odds the reasons for deferments. ))ost- service. d3) MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour chief of surgery in 1965, and Wesiphall s to make something of himself Sylvester The Selective Service also insti­ ponements and exemptions. I am • Dual nationals may be exemp­ (3® Newlywed Game happy marriage in 1975 (60 mm.) Stallone, Talia Shire Burgess Meredith 1976 Rated PG tuted other changes to assure a fair sharing them with my readers: ted from U.S. military service if @ Cristal @) Walk Through the 20th Century w ith Bill Moyers: The Second American 1 2:30AM Cs) Comedy Tonight and just system of selection. The their other country of nationality (5?) Nightly Business Report • Conscientious objectors per­ Revolution (CC) How well the U.S. Con­ (2p) MOVIE; Time Travelers’ In search of changes include board members has a treaty or agreement with the (83) One Day at a Time stitution protects black people is exam­ who are trained and representa­ form service to the nation in a a cure for a deadly epidemic, two men be­ manner consistent with their United States providing for such an [CNN] Moneyline ined (60 mm ) (R) gin a desperate mission through time to tive of the public they serve, and an exemption. [DIS] MOVIE; 'The Lady Vanishes' ^ Odd Couple the eve of the great Chicago fire m 1871 organized alternative service for moral, ethical or religious opposi­ Sam Groom. Richard Basehari, Tom Hal- tion to participation in war in any Hitchcock's spy classic about a an elderly ^ Brown Sugar (CC) The period conscientious objectors. woman's mysterious disappearance 1940-1959 IS examined via film footage lick 1976 form Depending upon the nature Getting married? Send for Ab- by’s new. u))dated. expanded boo­ aboard a fast moving train Michael Red­ and interviews with Lena Horne. Eartha (2^ (30) Late Night w ith David Letterman of his beliefs, a conscientious grave. Paul Lukas, Margaret Lockwood Kitt. Sarah Vaughan and others. (60 mm ) Tonight's guests are Glenn Close and Rob­ ■■ Peacetime registration has klet. "How to Have a Lovely made it possible to mobilize our objector serves cither in a non- 1938 dD Black Sheep Squadron ert Palmer, plus another edition of Stupid Wedding" Send your name and Pe: Tricks (60 min ) In Stereo manpower in an emergency at combatant capacity in the armed [ESPN] College Basketball: Auburn at [C N N ] Evening News address clearly printed with a Georgia (38) Maude least six weeks faster than as if forces or in a civilian job contribut­ [HBO] MOVIE. 'Flashpoint' (CC) Two ing to the national interest. check or money order for $2.,50 and [USA] Wild, Wild World of Animals American border guards patrolling the re­ (61) Dr, Gene Scott registration did not exist. Sincethe a long stamped (39 cents) enve- president reinstituted Selective • Ministers may be exempted 7:30PM (T) PM Magazine mote Texas desert discover a half-buried [D IS ] Scheme of Things lope^to:-—Dean Abby Wedding jeep containing a skeleton and $8(X).000 [ESPN ] Ski TV Service registration in 1980. over from service. (T) M'A"S*H m cash. Kris Knstofferson, Treat Williams, • Ministerial students are de­ Booklet., P.O/Box 38923. Holly­ [U S A ] That Girl 15.3 million young men. or over 99 wood Calif 90038 (D Wheel of Fortune Tess Harper 1984. Rated fT. percent of our draft-eligible popu- ferred from service until they 3 ) Million Dollar Chance of a Ufetime [TMC] MOVIE: 'Sudden Impact' (CC) 1 :00AM ® Get Smart (35) Independent Nows Dirty Harry pursues a killer who emascu­ ® Headline Chasers lates his victims. Clint Eastwood, Sondra (38 Best of Saturday Night Locke. 1983. Rated R (® Joe Franklin Show (2® d® Barney Miller [USA] Check It Out! (11; Comedy Break TMJ syndrome is common (2® Jeopardy (18) CNN Headline News 1 0:30PM (3D News d® New Newlywed Game (38) Break the Bank @6) NBA Basketball: Boston at Golden physically normal, the swollen (3® Benson [C N N ] Crossfire DEAR DR. State breast tissue can be easily re­ g® Wild World of Animals [ESPN ] Tennis Magazine GOTT: What ^ Dick Van Dyke moved by a reputable plastic g3) Archie Bunker's Place are the symp­ Loco Amor [U S A ] Dick Cavett (R) toms of TMJ surgeon. [CNN] Crossfire [M AX] MOVIE: 'Police Academy' (CC) 1 :05AM ® MOVIE: Hit and Run' A [USA] Radio 1990 When forced to comply with an open ad­ Manhattan cab driver finds himself ac syndrome? I missions policy, a police academy copes cused of murdering the driver who killed D r . G o t t DEAR DR. GOTT: 1 am a 8:00PM 3 ) Mary (CC) Frank’s winning have had trou­ 64-year-old lady and have prob­ with a motley crew of misfits Steve Gut- his wife in a hit and run accident David streak may come to an end when Mary tenberg. Kim Cattrall, Bubba Smith 1984 Pern, Claudia Cron, Will Lee 1982 ble with my refuses to go with him to Monte Carlo Peter Gott, M.D. lems sleeping at night. 1 don’t want Rated R right jaw for to take any medication to make me 3 ) MOVIE: 'Blacula' Dracula's eternal 1:10AM [H B O ] MOVIE: The Evil five years and curse falls upon an African prince who is [U S A ] He and She That Men Do' (CC) An assassin is called sleep. What might help? out of retirement to perform one final as th e doctors turned into a living fiend. William Marshall, 1 0:40PM [D IS ] Close Up on the Pla Vonetta McGee. Denise Nicholas 1972. signment His target a Central American can’t seem to do nets Take a trip through our solar system torture specialist protected by an Amen DEAR READER: A glass of 3 ) (4® MacGyver (CC) MacGyver finds using the most recent NASA information anything about warm milk or cup of chamomile can agency Charles Bronson, Theresa Sal­ trouble in Bulgaria when a beautiful woman dana 1984 Rated R it. tea may relax you at bedtime and slips some valuable jewels into his pocket 1 1 :00PM (X) Eyewitness News IF y o u ' ^ F A PFpu^LiCAN. specializes in this ailment. allow you to fall asleep. Benadryl, (60 min ) [T ] Taxi 1 :30AM (5 ) 1 Love Lucy DEAR READER: TMJ is short ( D News ® (36) ®6) News ( ® News for temporo-mandibular joint, the an over-the-counter antihistam­ RONNIE IT '5 A P o l l ------DEAR DR. GOTT: Is it true that ine, is useful in helping people (33) MOVIE: 'Orca' A killer whale is out for (D Benny Hill Show (11) Independent News place where the jawbone articu­ sleep; it is safe and doesn’t require revenge when a shark-hunting seafarer QD Carson's Comedy Classics [C N N ] Newsnight Update DOLLS lates with the cheekbone in front of people with heart problems and captures and kills his pregnant mate. Ri­ Astrograph D A PE^M^CPAT asthma should not sleep under an a prescription. Fifty to 100 mg. is chard Harris, Charlotte Rampling. Keenan (j D Odd Couple [ESPN] NBA Today PuEzles i 19.95 each ear. usually sufficient. Try the milk Wynn. 1977. @ NewsCenter iry A pir'rf^Lf^Hiojvj. Ordinarily, this hinge system electric blanket? '2:00AM ® MOVIE: Love Me Ten­ works pretty well when we open first I'd welcome other sugges­ (3® McCloud dD Doctor Who der' A Southern family is divided by the tions from readers. d® MOVIE: 'Slap Shot’ An ice-hockey (S)M*A-S'H Civil War. as brother fights brother Elvis 3 Order of Answer to Previous Puzzle and close our mouths. However, as DEAR READER: Incorrect. I Presley, Richard Egan, Debra Paget 1956 ACROSS don’t know why anyone would say team decides to start winning, even if it dD 24 Horas whales (DlMebvWA ..K with any mechancial arrange­ means playing dirty Paul Newman, Mi­ ® MOVIE: 'Aunt Mary' A Baltimore < Y o u r DEAR DR. GOTT: 1 was very dD Second City TV 1 Snapshot for 4 Unity ment, problems can set in after that. chael Ontkean. 1977 woman ignores her severe physical handi­ surprised to read in one of your caps and becomes a sandlot coach Jean short 5 Drought about < ^ ir th d a y time. If there is slippage or (g ) (g ) Highway to Heaven Jonathan and dD Maude columns that people allergic to Stapleton. Martin Balsam, Harold Gould 4 Scandinavian 6 Person loved to inflammation of the joint, pain DEAR DR. GOTT: I am an Mark help the father of a deceased Viet­ [CNN] Moneyline penicillin could use erythromycin. nam veteran to convince his town to honor 1979 god excess WINTHROP ®by Dick Cavalll results, it’s a chronic type of 18-year-old male. For the past five [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Apple Dumpling 7 Valley in or six years, my breasts have been Doesn’t that contain penicillin? his late son's memory in a memorial ser­ Gang Rides Again' Confusion abounds (li) Start of Something Big 8 Poems Feb. 20,1986 discomfort that, for most people, is vice. (60 min.) Argolis swollen around the nipple and when two bumbling outlaws are mistak­ [ESPN] Mazda SportsLook 12 Fish tggs POES ANYONE KNOW more than a nuisance. Clicking and enly identified as bank-robbing despera­ 8 Front areola. I’ve been told this is normal DEAR READER: No, it doesn’t. d® (i® Mark Russell Comedy Special [USA] MOVIE: It Rained All Night the 13 Nest of Conditions for the year ahead look WHO >00 REALLY ARE. to-and-fro movement often Mark Russell uses satire and music to poke dos Tim Conway, Don Knotts. Ruth Buzzi Day I Left' Two men are involved in a gun- pheasants 9 8attla hopeful. Before you celebrate your next and the problem should have Erythromycin is not related to fun at today's newsmakers. 1979, Rated G 10 Ancient serf A A A SK ED AAARVEU'^ appear. running deal Tony Curtis, Sally Kellerman, 14 Sculptured birthday anniversary, several wishes will disappeared by now. Can anything penicilin and is considered by most @® MOVIE: 'St. Ives' A former crime re­ [ESPN] Championship Roller Derby Lou Gossett, Jr 1978 11 Move slightly TMJ syndrome is surprisingly piece be fulfilled. be done? experts to be the substitute drug of porter IS hired by a movie mogul to locate 1 9 _____Landers common. In fact, some dental 15 Noun suffix specialists confine their practices choice. valuable ledgers Charles Bronson, 16 Esau's country 21 Strive PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Y ou'll be DEAR READER: Some breast Jacqueline Bisset. John Houseman. 1976 23 Fumbler's to TMJ problems. Some people 17 First word of lucky at this time with ventures or enter­ Send your questions to Dr. Gott g l) Juana Iris exclamation appear to develop TMJ syndrome swelling and tenderness are com­ Caesar's boast prises you originate or have a free hand in care of the Manchester Herald 33) MOVIE: 'The Kid With the Broken Cinema 25 Blot in directing. Put your talents to work. mon for boys in their early teens. 18 Hymn of joy as a consequence of grinding or Halo’ A 12-year-old wayward angel is 26 Yearn Know where to look for romance and However, I think 18 is a little old at P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH sent to Earth to prove he is worthy of 20 Ona who razes clenching their teeth at night, a tians (G) 2, 4:15. 27 Something you’ll find it. The Astro-Graph Match­ and five or six years a little long to 44101. Due to volume of mail, heaven Gary Coleman, Robert Guillaume, HARTFORD . 22 New (pref.) sign of stress and tension. TMJ ClntiiHi City — Ran 6. — Prlzzl’s unique maker set instantly reveals which signs have these symptoms. See your individual questions cannot be Georg Stanford Brown, 1982. MANSFIELD _ , „ , ^ 24 Aura disorders may be resistant to Honor (R) 6:50,9:15. — Witness (R) 28 Cambodian 40 Doctor 52 God (Fr.) are romantically perfect for you. Mail $2 doctor to make sure your hor­ answered. Questions of gener,al [CNN] Prime News 7;15J:30. — The Trip to Bountiful (PG) Trons-Lux College Twin — Quick­ 25 8acker 54 Vice president treatment. If you have a TMJ silver (PG) 79 — Moron M ovies7,8:45. money 43 Relatives to Matchmaker, c/o this newspaper, problem, ask your dentist to refer mones are in balance and your interest will be answered in future [HBO] MOVIE: 'The New Kids’ (CC) 7:30»;45, 29 Thesis. 30 Hindu garment 45 You (Fr.) (si.) Box 1846, Cincinnati, OH 45201. weight is not excessive. If you are columns. When two orphaned teenagers move to a 33 Fasten you to an oral surgeon who new town, they become the target for the EAST HARTFORD VERNON „ „ 31 Bird (Lat.) 47 Showy flower 55 Organs of Eostwood Pub A Cinema — The Cine 1 A 2 — Rocky IV (PG) 2, 79. — 34 Headland hearing local gang. 1985 Rated R, Jewel of the Nile (PG) 7: 209:30. — 101 32 Slangy 49 Wails ARIES (March 21-April 19) Most of the Jewel of the Nile (PG) 7:30. 36 Housetop 56 Night (Fr.) 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(R) 1,3:15,5: 20,7:45,10. — FX (R) 1:10, and thread 3:15, 5:15, 7:50, 10:10. — Murphy’s TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Today you Homemake pumpkin puree [TM C l MOVIE: 'Endless Love' A teen­ Romance (PG-13) 1,3:10,5:15,7:309:45 41 River inlet POLLY: age boy s ardor for his girlfriend leads to WINDSOR are apt to derive greater enjoyment from — The Color Purple (PG-13) 1:15,4:15, Plozo — Rocky IV (PG) 7:15. 42 European When a recipe lends to be moister and looser than arson, tragedy and madness. Brooke activities that are more verbal than canned solid-pack pumpkin. While 7-10, 10:10. — Younoblood (R) 1:10, sandpiper physical. A good gabfest with friends will calls for solid- Shields, Martin Hewitt, Shirley Knight 3:15, 5:15, 7:50, 10:05 — Down and Out 44 Lazy this is not usually a problem, some 1981. Rated R. 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Today could be the day. d e a r S.K.: LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Lady Luck has liquid ingredients in the recipe. 62 Fiddling Cans labeled something special in mind for you today. Bridge POLLY YOUR FULL SERVICE VIDEO STORE emperor “pumpkin pie filling” usually kin without added spices, flavor­ It could be participation in a situation 63 Silkworm contain spices, sweetening and ings, sugar, etc. Family Owned and Operated where another Is already reaping big 64 Diving duck other ingredients appropriate for Homemade pumpkin puree may benefits. would have four or more hearts. At the Polly will send you a Polly Dollar 65 Chinese same time, for his opening bid East ai- pumpkin pie. It’s a mixture that be substituted for canned pumpkin VIRGO (Aug. 23-S*pt. 22) You are now NORTH A control ($1) if she uses your favorite currency entering a cycle where you could be most surely held the club ace. Howev­ you can simply pour into a pie shell in most recipes. Just boil or bake 66 Time zone ♦ Q953 and bake. When a recipe calls for pumpkin until tender, then mash it Pointer. Peeve or Problem in her more fortunate than usual in a partner­ *Q7 4 shifts hands er, he might not hold the club queen. column. Write POLLY’S POIN­ (abbr.) ship. Look for opportunities to form So declarer played a diamond to dum­ solid-pack pumpkin, you should in a food processor, blender, *Q use just that. Make sure the can electric mixer or food mill or by TERS in care of the Manchester dlliSRCBS 4K J543 By Jame* Jacoby my’s queen and called for the club lEastem DOWN LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) A ct In accor­ king. Elast naturally covered with the states that it contains only pump­ hand. Herald. dance with your thoughts today. When WEST EAST 1 Study (si.) Is a singleton honor adequate sup­ ace, which was ruffed. Now declarer you conceive brig h t Ideas on ways to ad­ 472 ♦AKJ10 64 port for partner’s suit? Yes, but only ran his remaining diamonds, leaving 2 Inner Hebrides vance your ambitions and aspirations, VJ963 IF 10 5 Island (c)19ae by NEA. Inc when you know that the suit is long the club jack and the Q-7-4 of hearts in swing Into action. ♦852 46 and strong. Here South made a strong dummy. West, who could not keep all Thoughts SCORPIO (Oct. 24-NOV.22) Think win *Q762 *A10 98 cue-bid over East’s opening spade bid today If you are participating In any type four of his hearts and still hold the T V id e o of competitive involvement, regardless If SOUTH and then bid his diamonds at the four- club queen, was forced to release a MOVIES — VCRS — TV — SALES — SERVICE — RENTALS “E M ’ Instead of doubt and fear she CELEBRITY CIPHER It's sports, games, romance or business. ♦ 8 level. North felt very comfortable small heart on South’s last diamond. A friend of mine who had come to discover him. See what others said by Hafh Le«ii«r4 C«l«L>rlty Clph*f cryptogram* are craated from quotation* by famous paopla, past and prasant. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) Im­ ▼ AK82 raising diamonds with the singleton That was enough to make declarer’s about him. Read his opisonents’ discovered faith and confidence. • 1200 MOVIES IN STOCK • Each lattar In tha ciphar stand* for anothar. Today's clue: X aqua/* M. ♦ AKJ 10 9743 know me well asked me, "Where portant changes you implement today queen. South optimistically carried on last little heart a winner, after the can I get that happiness, that belief about him. Begin to see what She said that she was finding new East Catholic High by CONNIE WIENER will have far-reaching favorable effects. ♦ - - - life and new strength. She told me We Service A ll Mekee Of Televlelone & VCR'e to six. South was lucky — North had three high honors were^ played. buoyant spirit that lasts? You he caused to happen in those who School Auditorium Move things around If It can better your that she was beginning to enjoy Vulnerable: North-South the right cards, provided declarer always have it. It is real to you. trusted him. Soon you too will come “ BLICSJI IG TGDIGN; C RJGQ C lo t In life. Dealer: Elast played them in the right way. This ' play is called a transfer living again. Friday & Saturday — 8 p.m. squeeze since the primary control in Where can I get it?” to be happy and find a positive way CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jon. 19) C om ­ Spades were led and continued, de­ of living every day. What this friend of mine disco­ VCR CHECK-UP SPECIAL------February 21 & 22 WFGHOT FLAS DGXS ... WGGJSN, EHI C panions will find you a delightful person West North East Soelh clarer trumping with a high diamond. clubs must be transferred from EUist It was easy to answer this vered can be yours too. Follow her 19 Point checkup Includes cleaning and to associate with today. Your efforts will 1 ♦ 2® to West, who also has to guard the friend’s query, “Just find Jesus. This friend did just that. She adjustments. All work done by licensed February 28 & March 1 Apparently the slam depended upon really wanted to change her life, to method. Read the Bible about factory trained technicians with over 30 years QLW WIHDR CJ MGHN OLCICJK NGGX." be concentrated on doing what you can Pass 2NT 3 * 4 4 heart suit. He is the answer for you." But I $ ^ the heart suit splitting 3-3, unless Jesus as if forthe first time. He will of servicing experience.______249 Tickets: $6.00 to please tf\ose around you. Pass 5 ♦ Pass 6 ♦ went further. I told her first to have what I appeared to have. She there was a way to improve that change your life for the better. $5.00 (Students k Sr. Citizens) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) C ontinue Pass Pass Pass read, as if for the first time, the began to look forward to the next — EGE IFLA8W. chance of success. Since East had six 534B E. Middle Turnpike lei- (ZuS) 649-s369 to keep » weather eye peeled lor eco­ record of Jesus’ life as given in tte day with expectancy. New and CALL: 646-8188 or 646-1180 PREVIOUS SOLUTION: “ I have never known a couple who checked Into a nomic and career opportunities. Some­ Opening lead: * 7 spades (he would hardly have bid at Dalhousie University of Halifax, good experiences were going to Lawrence S. Staples M anchester Open Mon.-Sat. 10-8 / Sun. 12-5 (203) 649-5869 the three-level with only a five-card Nova Scotia, established in 1818, has Bible. Just read that record of this South United Methodiit Church motel lor Frank Sinatra music. " Larry Kniflin. thing big could develop lor you, but real, historical person. You will happen in her life. And they did. you'll have to spot It. suit), there was little chance that he 7,810 students. MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Feb. 19^_1986^::_1». 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Feb 19. 1986 About Town REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES pantcipate in a disability awareness program March who pre-register. For more information, call the Garden clubs in flower show 8 from 1 to 4 p.m. at Barnes School in East Hartford. center at 647-6056. The center in on the second floor of 243 MAIN STRFFT • MANCMFSTf M 643 -1 5 91 The Federated Garden Clubs of Connecticut Inc. The coct will be 25 cents a girl. Registration deadline the Lowe Building in room C205J, is Friday. For more information, call Rise Daniels or VFHNON f • VI HN' N Flower Show Mardl Gras will be Feb. 27 from 4 to 9:30 8 7 1 -1 4 0 0 p.m., Feb. 28 and March 1 from 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m., Sue O’Brien at 522-0163. To get to Barnes School drive and March 2 from 10 a m. to 6 p.m. at the Hartford frotrh Forbes Street to O’Connell Drive to Manor Writers read winning peoms REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK fea tu rin g: Civic Center. Admission will be $4.50 at the door. Circle. Advanced tickets purchased at the box office are$3.50 Winners of the Connecticut Student Poet Competi­ each or for groups of 15 or more, $3 each. tion for 1986 will read their poetry tonight at 8:30 at the Girl Scout Sunday fees due Lowe Program Center of Manchester Community Thinking of a new home? Manchester and Bolton Girl Scout troop leaders who College. The program, sponsored by the Cultural Book discussed at library have not yet registered their troops for Girl Scout Programs Committee, is free and open to the public. v»- Sunday should do so. said Arline Swanson, chairman BOLTON — Bentley Memorial Library, 206 Bolton The students, ages and schools, are: Meg Bishop, Call U&R first for your custom built home. Center Road, plans the thirdin a five-part reading and of the event. _ 22, Trinity College. Hartford; Jane Mendelsophn, 20, Girl Scout Sunday will be March 9 at Manchester discussion series on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Yale University. New Haven; Anne Minicozzi, 24, the William Curtain, a professor of American literature High School. Doors open at 9:30 a.m. and Scouts must University of Hartford; and Ralph Savarese, 22, be seated by 10:30 a m. The event ends at 12:30 p.m at the University of Connecticut, will open the Wesleyan University, Middletown. Mrs. Harold E. Lord, left, and Barbara ] We have home sites availabie in Manchester This year. Sister Alice Marie LaGace will speak discussion on Willa Cather’s “ The Professor’s A committee of poets selected by the Poetry Center Thomas will take part in the Flower ; House.” For more information on the series, which is about her missionary experiences in Africa . and South Windsor. South Windsor $114,900 Fees, which are .50 cents per girl and adult and $1 per at Wesleyan University, judged the 17th annual Show Mardi Gras Feb. 27 to March 2 at New Listing free, call the library at 646-7349. competition. Winners read their poems at educational 3 Spacious bedroom Ranch. Qualityjallty finishedfinisl lower level features a troop, should be sent to Arline Swanson. .50 W. Middle fourth bedroom or office. 10x24 first floor family room. Large level lot institutions acro.ss the state. the Hartford Civic Center. Lord, ticket Turnpike, Manchester 06040. with newer pool and deck. Doctor speaks on thinking chairman of the event, is a member of Whether you are interested in buying, seiiing, the Manchester Garden Club and the Dr. Donald Pet will speak on a new way of thinking Learn assertiveness tonight Siegel speaks on healing Perennial Planters Garden Club. Tho­ building or just need to consult someone on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the Educational Community, 645 Birch Mountain Road. The lecture is one of a A two-part a.ssertiveness training workshop will be Dr Bernard Siegel will speak at the Connecticut mas is a member of the Coventry your real estate needs, call us — we’re monthly speaker-discusion series that is free to the held tonight and Feb. 26 from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the Association of Therapeutic Recreation Directors Garden Club. public. Women’s Center of Manchester Community College. seminar March 13 at the Lord Cromwell Inn in always willing to assist you. The workshop will examine the differences bet ween Cromwell. His topic will be, “ The Psychology of assertion and aggression. Marge Scholski. who is Illness and the Art of Healing” Junior Women’s Club meets Scouts learn about disability .studying for a bachelor's degree in social work at St. For information, call Karen Fedorchah at Man­ The Manchester Junior Women’s Club will meet Joseph College in West Hartford will lead the Connecticut Valley Girl Scouts of Manchester. chester Manor, 647-9191, extension 35. Registration is Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Church of Christ. 394 Lydall discussion. U&R REALTY CO. Bolton. East Hartford and Glastonbury will sponsor a St. The sessions are free and open to the first 20 people limited and the deadline is Feb. 28. program for Junior Girl Scouts who wish to B o lto n Magniticent $154,5OT 643-2692 Custom-built 3 bedroom Ralshed Ranch on private 8 acre parcel. Sola­ rium with cedar interior off dining room, Center chimney divides open Murdock, Realtor kitchen, dining room and living room. 2 car garage, 2 full baths, multi­ level decks. Central vac. 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By Paul A. Bosken .. said the possible failure of political more money. That doesn’t control unconstitutional,” he said. Speaking at a news conference United Press International leaders to agree on specific budget their spending,” the economist Given those factors, " I think you before addressing the executives cuts is the major obstacle to deficit said. are going to see a spectacularly gathered at a North American HARTFORD — Lowering tax reduction under his supply-side As a means of helping make the successful 1986.” he said. Investment Corp. conference on rates has been so successful in theory. necessary budget cuts, Laffer The competing Democratic and the financing of growing busi­ stimulating the national economy “ I think we could move a lot praised the Gram m m -Rudm an- Republican tax reform proposals, nesses, Laffer cited the state of that maintaining the recovery is faster than we are. The political Hollings deficit reduction law, which contain a maximum rate Connecticut as further proof of his now only a matter of managing process impedes progress,” Laffer which is being challenged in court differing from each other by three supply-side theory. budget cuts, an advisor to Presi­ said. on the grounds that it overrides percentage points, is proof of the The state’s budget surplus and dent Reagan says. “ Unfortunately, 1 think in many Congress' Constitutional role in wide acceptance of supply-side Arthur Laffer, whose supply- ways the Republican party has setting the federal budget. economic theories, Laffer said. its lower than average unemploy­ side economic theory is the basis of been as much of a problem as the Rather than be ruled unconstitu­ The Reagan administration ment rate can be attrib u te to Reagan’s call for lower federal tax Democrats," said Laffer, a Repub­ tional because it removes budget proposal seeks a top tax rate of 35 Connecticut’s dependence upon rates, said Tuesday the recovery lican senatorial candidate from authority from Congress, the law percent, while the tax reform sales tax rather than any income means budget cuts can be made California. should be allowed as a proper proposal offered by House Ways tax. Laffer said. cooperatively by both Democrats Virtually the only action which exercise of Congress’s authority and Means Chairman Daniel Ros- "Y o u r sales tax is effectively a and Republicans, since economic would block further recovery and over itself. Laffer said. tenkowski calls for a top rate of 38 flat broad-based tax,” Laffer said. growth from tax cuts will elimi­ deficit reduction would be for “ Gram m -Rudm an was passed percent. “ We should make the U.S. tax code political leaders to abandon efforts by them to control them. It’s “ If I had told you that four years nate the deficit problem. very much like Connecticut’s. to cut the budget and to instead self-discipline, and nothing funda­ ago. you would have laughed me Speaking at a conference of Connecticut is what we’re tryingto ARTHUR LAFFER about 300 corporate executives at a seek tax increases, Laffer said. mental was changed in the legisla­ out of this office. This is a make out of the nation.” . political roadblock downtown Hartford hotel Laffer “ You don’t give spend thrifts tive process that should be ruled revolution,” Laffer said. Sewing machine giant turns to defense Cabtage Patch sales HONEST, PRICE CHOPPING SAVINGS ON EVERY -..iMeXANTINSTANT MAJOR APPLIANCE, MICROWAVE, STEREO, VCR AND By Linda Stowell 1968 by acquiring General Preci­ The Associated Press sion Equipment, has watched that Singer’s aerospace electronics business sfair profit at Coleco segment grow in the last decade. COLOR T.V. HURRY DON'T DELAY!!! TO.... I IFQUAUFIED. Elliott said in 1973 the aerospace makes simulators, guidance and navigation S TA M FO R D — The Singer Co. WESTHAKTFdBD e a s y TO G E T TO I in the first hour of trading. ments out over five years — the option is yours. 445 RJunraiiD no.. _ , Losers took a 3-2 lead over gainers in the early tally of New ■MUKSm tpoti York Stock Exchange-listed issues. •3 CYCLES In Washington, Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Voicker • ENERGY SAVING DRYING warned today that recent sharp declines in the dollar, while • 2 LEVEL WASH -SH tFoUS-So® E-Z TERMS: holding out the potential of helping fanners and manufacturers, |he Eagle among banks^ m m • CASH also posed a danger of re-igniting inflation. Voicker told the I • CREDIT CARD House banking committee said the declines in the foreign MANCHESTER • MDNTHLY exchange value of the dollar, which have been dramatic in recent x - e t I DAILY: MON-THURS TILS TUES-WED-SAT T IL S • FRIDAY TIL % days, were a "two-edged sword" carrying with them the promise 3 8 9 of helping depressed trade sectors but also threatening other FIzst Federal Satvings 1=1 dangers. Voicker also said the Fed had made no “significant change” in monetary /policy in recent weeks. The comments East Hartford. Glastonbury, South GlSstonbury, Manchester, Vernon. Rockville and South Windsor SAVE NOW ON AMERICAS TOP NAME BRANDS! indicated that the Fed would not be m oving to push interest rates lower in com ing weeks. ■1— •q*' T- MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday 19- ~ n - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Feb. 19, 1986 LOOK FOR THE STARS... Classified.. • . . 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get ■I Business Opportunities 22 Store/Oflice Space Housihold^oods R a t e s F o r a d vertise m ents to be NOTICeS Situation Wanted 23 Resort Property Misc tor Sole Dublished Monday, the dead­ Home and Gorden M in im u m : line is 2:30 o.m. on Fridoy L o st/F o u n d ...... 01 E m piovm ent Into. 24 ’’ d "'. 4 Lines better results. Put a star on your ad and see what a P ersonals...... 02 Instru ctio n 25 Pets Announcements...... 03 Roommates Wanted _ Musical Items Read Your Ad Recreotionoi Items Days P e r Line 1-q ...... -k difference it mokes. Telephone 643-2711, Monday-Friday, Antiques ...... 75C Clossitied advertisements Real Estate Services ...... 55« Tog Soles ...... are to ke n by telephone os o . . Homes for Sole 31 ...... 45<£ F in a n c ia l condominiums 32 Services Ottered Wanted to Duv convenience. Lots/Land tor Sale 33 Painting/Papenng The Monchester Herald is 8:30 o.m. to 5:00 p.m. i f 4- Mortgages 1 investment Property 34 Building/Contracling resDunsible only tor one incor­ KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright Personal Loans 2 Business Property 35 Rooting/Siding A u t o m o t i v e D e a d l i n e s rect insertion and then only i Resort Property 36 Heating/Plumbing tor the size ot the originol Wanted to Borrow ...... 14 Flooring Cors Trucks tor Sole For clossitied advertise­ in s e rtio n . goHELP WANTED ODHELP WANTED D a n fn ic Income Tax Service Motorcycles Bicycles ments to be published Tues­ E rro rs w h ich do not lessen Rec Vehicles EmplOynnent Keniais services wanted day through Saturday, the the volue of the advertisement Attention real estate DDA Clerks. D olly 4:30 to BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY Auto Services deadline is noon on the doy will not be corrected by on Crliirntinn Rooms tor Rent 41 Pof Sale agents. We don't make 10pm. Saturday, 12 to & b a U C a T I O n Autos tor Rent Lease before publication. additional insertion, > outlandish promises, we 3pm. Will train. Call 646- Apartments tor Rem 42 HEATIH6/ Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes to r Rent 43 H oliday/Seasonol Misc Automotive don't set unrealistic bonus 5773. SERVICES SERVICES PAINTHID/ ------quotas, we do offer a l O U j ------OFFERED PAPERM6 PUURBHK professional office envir­ Fuel on Truck Driver, OFFERED ED onment and commission class 2 license required. Sewing Done — Expe­ Name your own price — Fogarty Brothers — Ba­ schedule second to none. Dependable, fuel oil deliv­ Odd lobs, ,Trucking. throom remodeling; In­ h e lp WANTED HELP WANTED Hama raoolrs. You noma rienced teomstress. Pother and son. Post, I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED [ 21] HELP WANTED HD HD Call 646-2735, M r. Curtiss, ery east of the river. dependable service. stallation water heaters, Notices I HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED Stoneledge Realty tor Experienced only, full It, we do It. Frae attl- Dressmaking, olteratloni and repairs. Call onytime. Pointing, Paperhanglng garboge disposals; faucet c-niiu confidential Interview. time. Insurance ad benef­ motat. Insurad. 643-0304. We Are Growing! Allbrio Mosseuses desired (will 647-8730. & Removal. Coll 646-5761. repairs. 649-4539. Vlso/M- Immediate Openings for Permonent Part Time Receptlonlst/Tvplst for train). Exceptional pav 2 plus year old bov. Port its. 647-9137. osterCord accepted. Manchester Insuronce Realty, with a staff of 2full Howkas Tree Sarvica — port time housecleaning Tellers. Apply 923 Main and tronsoortotlon avail­ tim e, 3 dovs o week, Clerical/South Windsor Professional Interior [ 9 0 UWTMID FOUND agency. Pleasant staff tim e and 6 part-time Buckat Truck & Chipper. The House Works. Resi­ persons. Call The House­ Street, Manchester. 646- able. Manchester area. 8:30-4pm. Non smoker. — Need energetic person Pointing — Quality work, and working conditions. Assoclate-Reoltors, has Stump Removal. Free Es- dential housecleonlng. An FIND A CASH buyer for works, 647-0873. 1700. Position Open In a small outgrown Its old office. 574-4851. Call 649-9648. for general office duties established campony reasonable rotes. 15 years fhose golf clubs you never Reward! Lost — Large Good typing skills neces­ I BUSINESS tlmcrtes. Special consider­ experience. 643-9980. sary. Various responsibil­ Manchester office, Mon­ We are now In our new and Inside sales desk. Call ation for Elderly and Han­ fully bonded with above usel Adverfise ftiem for black and white cat, white Church Custodian — 20 Babysitter wanted for af­ location and we ore ac­ tor appointment, 528-9351. DPPDRTUNITIES sale In classified. on chin, paws and belly, ity make lob Interesting day thru Friday. Great dicapped. 647-7553. average work below the hours per week. Work ter school hours Monday opportunity to work on a tively looking for addi­ broken eve tooth, vicinity learning experience. Call average rote. Call Today, 1 BUILDING/ hours negotiable. General thru Friday Irom 2:30- computer, run a printing tional full ond part time RN's, part time and full T-ShIrt and Cap printing of Birch & Bissell Sts. Dorothy at HRH of CT, $ Handyman. Carpentry, 647-0873. ICONTRAGTIMD INCOME TAX cleaning duties, includes 6pm In the Manchester St. press, type, work with sales associates. If you time employment availa­ equipment. 4 color prin* 649-9361 after 5pm. floors & windows. Minor Inc., 643-1155. $ home repairs dnd cieon- IHlSERVICE Bridget School area. Call people. Experience help­ are Interested In a real ble with flexible schedul­ ter, conveyor dryer, ex­ ing, neat, reiiabie. Free Will Babysit In my home maintenance plus lawns Dianne, 649-9027. ful but not necessary - will estate sales career, call $ BEST!!! ing on all shifts. Positions posing unit ond cop dryer. Farrond Remodeling — Lost — 10 lb. Mole T errier Data Entry Clerk — Entry auotes. Manchester home days or evenings. Coll and snow rem oval. Send train. Please call 647-9941 Robert Allbrio at 649-0917 Include supervisory. In­ Like new condition with Cabinets, roofing, gut­ Netkin's Tax Service. ©leMbrNEA " Cross, brown and white level, part time, flexible $ owner. 649-1 tSt, Steve 646-978S, ask tor Linda. qualifications to: Sexton Clerlcal/Supervlsory — tor an Interview. tor a private Interview. fection control, InservIce supplies. W ill trion. $3,400. ters, room additions, Low rafes, stricfly confl wearing red collar. Lost hours, early evening PART TIME Glarratana. Talcottville Cong. Small International dis­ $ education and staffing. Phone 904-788-6647. decks, all types of remo­ dentlal. Over 10 years In the Timothy Edwards hours available. Will con­ A & R Cleaning and Church, 10 Elm Hill Rood, tributor seeking mature $ Bene/lt and no-benetit Maintenance Company, deling ond repairs. FREE experience. 644-1009. CONDDMINIUMS School area In South Talcottville, CT 06066. sider college student. Coll Get a Sharp start. Profes­ HDMES Individual with supervi­ Rosemary Johnson, $ JOB IN TOWN! plans available. Please spaclallxlng In Interior of­ estimates. Fully Insured FDR SALE Windsor. Anyone know­ NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED sional shorpenlno Includ­ Telephone 643-6017, otter You Save Tim e— Receive FDR SALE sory experience to work Rockville Public Health contact Hannah Oouville, ing knives, scissors, fice and building mainte­ ing any Information Offset Press Person. Have 6pm, 647-«509. Concerned Service — (ief with and supervise cleri­ Nursing Asssoclatlon, 872- IN BOLTON AREA •5®® hr./start D.N.S. at Canterbury pinking shears, lawn and nance. Call lor a free please coll 644-8873 otter Immediate opening tor a Villa ot WIMImantic, 423- Real Estate (>reaf Convenience wifh Government Homes from Brand New Listing! 4 cal staff. Good skills ne­ 9163. EOE. garden tools, rotary estimate 742-5633. 5pm. qualified person. Expand­ cessary. Hours 8-5. Call I 2597. Carpentry and remodel­ Tox Corporaflon of New SKU repair). Also delin­ Room Townhouse In ing business requires ad­ $ mower blades, chisels, ing services — Complete England's reasonably small condo complex. Judy Clementino ot Inter­ Dental Receptionist — 4 No dress code. CasuaF fun at­ Cleaning Services Offered quent tax properfv. Call Impounded — Female ditional personnel. Pres­ plain blades and many home repairs and remo­ priced 'In home' income Built In 1981 by Peterman. trade Scientific. 871-0401. day work week, busy LakB 8L $ Career Opportunity with HDME8 others. Call 649-100S after — Houses 8i Offices. B05-687-6000 Ext. GH9965 German Shepherd mix. tige Printing, 135 Main mosphere. If you enjoy talking growing lawn care com­ deling. Quality work. Ref­ fox service. A fax experf Low condo fee. 1 'h baths, office. Send resume to : Cldsr Mill Rd. $ ooFDR SALE Spm. Mondov-Frlday, morn­ for Information. Yellow w ith block muzzle. Street, Manchester. pany. Evergreen Lawns erences, licensed ond in­ will call oit you of your fully oppllanced, full prl- Coll the Andover Dog Paste up Artist, part time, Dental Group, 70 East Brookfield 8t. Bolton on the phone, we might have a ings & afternoons. Reoso- $ has openings tor hard tMble rotes. Call 647-7043, sured. Call 646-8165. convenience when you ONE OF THE good habits vofe basement, economi­ W arden, 742-7194. Offset Stripper. Have Im- 20 hours, Monday, Tues­ Middle Tpke., All real estate advertised call 646-3219(home) or 528- thrifty people have deve­ cal 2 zone gas heat. Call day, Thursday afternoons Manchester. E. Middle Tpke. $ job for you. We offer a guaran­ working lawn core spe­ Have ysM bean vriaMne 643-1794. _____ medlAte opening for a cialists. Competitive' In the Manchester Herald you eouM find a hema Robert E. Jarvis, 5S3S(afflce), loped Is dolly reading of Today! Offered at $68,900. qualified person. Expand­ and Friday nights. News­ LInlay 8L $ Is subiect to the federal (Set the w ant Ad h a b it..: Jackson . Jackson Real EMT-A/EMT-I/EMT Minc.-Bolton teed salary with bonuses. Work wages, benefits and train­ day eara where there Is Building-Remodeling ithe ads In classified. 8 ing business requires ad­ paper experience helpful. Carpenter Rd. $ Fair Housing Act of 1968, read and use the little ads Income Taxes prepared in Thot's where they find Estate. 647-8400 or 646^ Graduates. Immediate ing. Put some green In eoaieone whe hae Ume Speciollst. Additions, gar­ PERSONALS ditional personnel. Pres­ Please send work history done from our office, four even­ which makes It Illegal to In Classified regularly. your own home. Coll Jim 8646. full and part time open­ Bluerldge Dr. $ your pocket. Call Dan to anearer ad the why ages, roofing, siding, kit­ value buys. tige Printing, 135 Main and salary requirements advertise any preference, chens, bathrooms, re- for reasonable rates. 742- ta: The Manchester He­ ings. Competitive salary, Manchester $ ings a week and Saturday Daniels, Manchester, CT, end why not queettoneT Reassure that special Street, Manchester. Bette Dr. between 9 and 5, 649-8667. limitation or discrimina­ plocement 1009 after 6pm. rald, Box S C/O Manches­ excellent benefit pragam. I^PAINTINS/ someone of your love by $ mornings. Call Michelle, 647- tion based on race, color, windows/doors. 643-6712. ter Herald. Call Bob, 233-5517. It $0 p/ee*a call- | | £ J paperinb telling the whole world RN — Small rest home In $ 9946, Monday-Thursday eve- Bookkeeper(tuH chor- religion, sex or notional Professional Income Tax how much you love them Bloomfield. Competitive MANCHESTER HERALD ge)/Secretary — For day origin, or an Intention to STMWIOmvnLM Pointing and Poperhang- Dumas Electric — Having Preparation and Account- with the Manchester He­ salary and benefits. Call $ ings, also Saturday mornings. core center. Experience make any such prefer­ Ing — Ekterlor and Inte­ Electrical Problemttt' Ing. Fully computerized. rald. Coll the classified for Interview with Nurs­ NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED Call NOW 647-9946 $ required. 35 hour work ence. limitation or dls- rior, cellindt repaired. Need 0 large or a small 12 years experience. Reos- crlmlnatloh. The Herald department today and ing D irector, 243-2995. ^$$$$$$$$$$$$$S$$$$S$S$S$$$$$$S! week. Paid vacation, sick 649^M78 References: futiv Insured. Repolr? We Specialize Ih onoble rates. At your place your personal mes­ IN MANCHESTER AREA and holiday leave plus will not knowingly accept AM A g t* MMeome Quality work! Martin Residential Work. Joseph convenience days or even­ sage. 643-2711, 8;30am to Certified Nurses Aides medical benefits. Apply any advertlsemient which Ifery HaatonM t ttaiaa Mottsson. evenings, 649- Dumas. Fully Licensed. ings, John Willoughby. Is in violation of the low. 5:00pm. needed for small rest Forest St. all Monchester Early Learn­ 4431. Free Estimotes. 646-5253.. 646-2623. home. Call tor Interview Park St all ing, 80 Waddell Road, with nursing director. 243- Chestnut St ill Manchester. Looking for privacy with 2995. a view? Try this spacious ANNOUNCEMENTS Otii SL all seven room expanded all Office Monader tor group, Secretary — Some book­ Garden SL medical practice In M an­ Cape In desirable Man­ Emergency? In Manches­ keeping, pleasant wark- Alaxinder 8L III chester, computer expe­ chester neighborhood. READ THIS! Three bedrooms, 2 Vj ter, dial 911 for fire, Ing environment. Multi Canter SL 467-553 odd only rience and bookkeeping baths, fireplace, full base­ police, medical help. Home Builders, 9om-5pm, Canter 8L 563-055 odd only duties Including payroll Historic Cheney mansion, New Listing — South Monday thru Friday, 643- III required. Full time Mon­ ment, two car garage. 17Arvlne Place, Manches­ Thinking of a New Home? Lincoln 8L Elegantly styled country Coll U 81 R first (or your 14 room, 4 both beauty Windsor. $114,900. 3 Spa­ 4005 or 646-1960. III day thru Friday. Coll Mrs. ter — Custom designed cious bedroom Ranch. Perkini 8L kitchen with oak cabinets center chimney Cape lo­ custom built home. We with 4 fireplaces, gor­ BOLTON $139,900 III TRADE UP IN THE WORLD! Noonan at 646-0314. geous woodwork plus Quality finished lower Ridgewood 8L and trim Includes all new have home sites available 2'/3 Gasoline Attendants cated on one ot Manches­ level features a fourth A SECLUDED WONDERLAND Employment Rooeevell 8L III appliances. Split plan ter's loveliest tree-lined In Manchester and South acres of mature trees and ' wanted for Manchester Mature, responsible adult lown. $299,900. Blanchard bedroom or office. 10 x 24 Texaco. 659-1321 or 646- Filrvlew III for household chores. with spacious master su­ roads near the country Windsor. Whether you Breathtaking in the winter and a playground ite and Large walk-ln are Interested In buying, 8. Rosetto. 646-2482. first floor family room. in the summer. This tri-level contemporary & Education 6475. Well Middle Tpke. 420-460 South Windsor area. 3 club... 3 spacious bed­ Large level lot with newer 8t. John 8L 115-175 dovs per week. Possible closet on lower level and rooms Including a first selling, building or lust home is located in a lovely area on 3.6 acres NOTHING TO BUY. need to consult someone Porter Street Areo — See pool and deck. D.W. Fish Carpenters Needed. Im­ weekends. Approxi­ two oversized bedrooms, floor master with Jacuzzi of land. It has 6 rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 81. Liwrance 8L III on your real estate needs, this beautifully decorated Realty, 643-1591 or 871- mediate openings for ex­ III mately 3pm to 8pm. Good one with walk-ln closet, on tub. Formal dinig room, parquet foyer with cathedral ceiling, sky­ Marble 8L upper level. $154,000. Call sitting room with fire­ call us — yve're always 4 bedroom Colonial to­ 1400.D perienced carpenters, all McCabe 8L III pay, own transportation. day! 1'/3 baths, garage lights, wall to wall carpeting, custom built iniHELP WANTED phases of construction, Call 646-5153, leave 647-9764 for appointment.. place. The lamllv room w illing to assist you. U & R Mognlllcent — Bolton. Clock Place III has a huge "wolk-ln" fire­ Realty, 643-2692.0 and a price under kitchen cabinets, fully equipped kitchen and full time employment and NOTHING FOR SALE. message. , $100,000! B la n ch a rd 8. $154,500. Custom built 3 III many custom features. You'll love it! Port Time Inserters benefits. Call 742-5317, Cleirvlaw Terr. Best Buy — U 8i R place, picture wlndowond b ^ ro o m Raised Ranch attractive 4 bedroom Con­ ■"A Rare Find" — Lovely Rossetto Reol Estate, 646- wanted. Call 647-9946, ask 8:30-5pm, Monday, thru Fleming Rd. 00 only To Trade 70 x 10ft. glass & Experienced Housecleon- random width oak floors! on private ocre parcel. We czn help you become a temporary with '/i baths, and meticulously main­ 2482.q 8 fo r Bob. Friday. HIMliriT 8L 357-561 wood frame greenhouse ing for my home 8, office. 2 Cherry raised paneled ca­ Solarium with cedar Inte­ "REALE " PROFESSIONAL! formol dining room, tained 8 plus room Colon­ Edward 8L III to sit on foundation dissa- South Windsor area, De- binets surround the kit­ rior off dining room, cen­ Cell 646-4525. and ask lor Oan. cathedral celling and ial. Located In the Mon- Monchester — Lovely 7 Looking tor a part time III sembled and ready to pendablllltv a must. Call chen ond breakfast area ter chimney divides open Golwiy 8L stone fireplace In family chester/Glastonbury Room Cape. 3 bedrooms, Gal Friday with typing Will swap 9x11 Black & move. What do you have 646-5153, leave message. overlooking the rear kitchen, dining room and D.F. REALE, INC. Kerry 8L III room. Lots of fine fea­ yard. The other two bed­ town line. Four bed­ lamllv room, enclosed ability and computer ex­ III I Red contem pororv rug to trade? 646-6754. rooms, gorgeous, large sun porch. I'/a baths, fire ­ living room. 2 car garage, Raaf Eolata North 8L I Wanted - Service person, tures. Coll today for pri­ rooms, along with a fu ll IM B.i. II.. X i.it lltw. Cl. perience. Flexible sche­ Babysitter. Responsible fo r anv plain colortocslm - family room, car gar­ place, built Ins, carpeting, 2 full baths, multi-level female to care for two Union Court III mechanically Inclined tor vate viewing. Only bath and large unfinished 2 646-4535 dule ot 5 hours per day. 1 Me. Call after 5:30pm,, W ill trade a Double set age. Owner anxious! Ask­ nice location, asking decks. Central Vac. D.W. children In m y home. Own North 8chool 8L III shop work tor water con­ $149,900. Joyce G. Epstein room are on the second Please send work history I 659-2436.______tub, white porcelain, fo r a ing, $167,500. Strano Real $136,000. U Si R Realty, Fish Realty, 643-1591 or transportation. Call 647- Cantina Dr. III ditioning company. Must Real Estate, 647-8895.a floor. Laundry facilities and salary requirements single set tub. Call 643-4942 Estate, 647-7653.0 643-2692.0 S71-1400.q to : The Manchester He­ 9102. Keeney 8L III I Computer Chair worth be reliable and dependa­ are located on the main after 5:30pm. We Need Listings for our rald, Box Z. Florence 8L III I $40, like new, would like to ble. Coll tor an appoint­ lloor. Exterior of this Buyers! Have sold all our home Is a maintenance CARS/TRUCKS CARS/TRUCKS Hill III [trade for bookcase or 3 ment to fill out applica­ CARS/TRUCKS CARS/TRUCKS CARS/TRUCKS Cut baking tim e In halt I drawer brown filing ca- Will trade small bookcase tion between 9 and 4. listings. Let us market free conibinotlon of brick, FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE WANTED Hamden 8L III with 3 shelves in good your property today! Re­ Andersen thermopane FDR SALE FOR SALE ED QD next time you tlx meat I blnet. Call 742-6112. 289-4355. 03 Knighton 8L III member: If you are o loot by baking In m uffin condition for a coffee windows, narrow vinyl Office Machine senior citizen. Allbrio tins rather than the con­ Peirl III Bogen Enlarger with ac­ table In good condition. Custodian — Port time. clapboards and timber- Realty offers you a sub­ ventional loot. Saves fuel Technician Joyce Li . III cessory equipment to Call 742-7463 after 5:30pm. Immediate opening for line shingles. For your and makes attroctive Indi­ BoDbl Li . III trade fo r 2 desk-type wood reliable, mature person stantial savings with our comfort the heating sys­ ------Apply at Senior Citizen Discount! vidual servings. Use a TImrod Rd. III chairs or a waveless wa- 1 will trade an electric who Is looking tor wee­ tem Is gas tired hot a ir A llb rio Realty, 649-0917.a with central air condition­ low-cost ad In Classified Northsait Olfice Supplies terbed, any size. Call 647- dryer fo r a gas dryer. Call kend empiovment. Must ing. There Is on oversized for quick response next 49 Main St. MANCHESTER HERALD 1004. 643-8082 after 4pm. have experience strip­ time you have something Danielson, CT ping, waxing and buffing Bring Your Teenagers — 2 cor garage with auto­ to sell. 643-2711. 774-1770______Call NOW 647-9946 Will trade a 1964 Rambler floors. For additional In­ Best buy In Glastonbury m atic opener... This Is o convertible In excellent Reserve Your formation call Manches­ Market, 3 bedroom home special home that de­ condition fo r a Jeep CJ7. te r M anor, 646-0129. with 2'/i baths, 2 car serves your Inspection. Coll 633-7834.______garage, large living $174,900....'W e Guorantee Space Our Homes!'. Blonchard OPERATORS Will trade tape recorder- room, extra large family i Rossetto Real Estate, I (needs work) or Kodak room with brick fireplace 8 PICTURE THIS 646-2482.0 New operation in Instamatic camera for Today! \ E *. W anted for warm comfort, fully Manchester has best offer. Call 647-1560. Experienced Tax Prepar­ oppllanced kitchen, wood openings on first ers — National firm needs stained exterior, has su­ part tim e day and evening INVITATION TO BIO Will trade end table, dark 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 per sized bl-level deck fo r shift tor the follow­ tax preparers tor locol family fun entertaining, Sealed bids will be received $ EXTRA MONEY $ finish, slate top, rounded ing silk screening area through A p ril 15th. In the General Services' of­ DUE TO INCLEMENT WEATHER, WE ARE EXTENDING OUR legs, good condition, for a matured landscaping In fice, 41 Center St., Monches­ Coll 529-14S9, M onday- FREE GIFT operators, hot pressure cooker In good very private lot. See It ter, CT until 11:00o.m. on the PRESIDENTS BIRTHDAY SALE THRU SAT. FEB 22ND stamping operators. condition or bar stools. Frldav, 9-5. now while It Is s till availa­ dote shown below for the fol* AT NO With Your Own Part-Time Job. 2 ble. $137,500. Century 21 lowing: Coll 742-7463 after 5:30pm. ADDITIONAL Experience pre­ w ill trade yellow tea ket­ Government Jobs. Jdckston-Showcase, 646- FEB. 28, 1986 - tle In excellent condition ferred but will train. An excellent opportunity for $16,040-$59,230/year. Now 1316.0 FURNISH & INSTALL AIR CHARGE WITH for a brass one. Call CONDITIONING IN NEW the best BUY OF THE WEEK Apply in person: hiring. Call 1-805-667-6000 COMMUNICATIONS ROOM THE PURCHASE Housewives and Mothers with 649-6134 after 5:30pm. Ext. R-996S for current AT POLICE DEPARTMENT OF ANY NEW OR A P O LLO II federal list. NOTICI TO CNCDITORt MARCH 5, 1986- Will trade a CB radio for ESTATE OF RECREATION DEPT. USED CAR. Glen Road young children bring them Complete Single bed - ELIZABETH G. MOONAN. 85 SPECTRUM an AM/FM radio In good a t h l e t ic SUPPLIES Manchester, CT frame, boxspring 8, m at­ Applications now being late of Monchester. CHOICE OF; with you and save on I condition. (Must take out tress In good condition, accepted at Barry Blast deceosed The Town of Manchester Is 4 Door, 4 Cyl., 5 Speed. AC. Stereo, 203-647-1678 CB and Install radio). Coll The Hon. Donald F. Auch- on equal opportunity em­ CASIO 2" will trade for a rocking Co. Apply In person, 238 ployer, and requires on affir­ Rear Defog. Rust Proofed 643-8082 after 4pm. ter. Acting Judge, of the POCKET T.V. The Wyllys Street babysitting costs. chair In good condition. Hartford Rood, Manches­ Court of Probate. District of mative action policy for all of exit off 1-384 1------— Call 643-4942 after 5:30pm. ter - reor of building. M anchester at o hearing held Its Contractors ond Vendors OR 5" BLACK & on F e b rua ry 13,1988 ordered os 0 condition of doing busi­ Sold New *8718 NOW $7495 Expectant young mother ness with the Town, os per WHITE T.V. J Will trade a rectangular that all claims must be pre­ [will relieve you of any sented to the flduclory on or Federal Order 11246. 83 CHEV. CAPRICE wood kitchen table for a 83 CHEV. MONTE CARLO 83 CHEV. CITATION I outgrown baby Items that NEED HELP? before May 16* 1986 or be Bid Forms, plans and specifi­ round pedestal table. Call barred os by low provided. Station Wagon, V-8. Auto, AC. PS, I you wish to give away. cations are available at the (3oupa, V-6, Auto, AC, PS, 4 Door. 4 Cyl., Auto, PS. PB. KNIGHTS 643-8082 otte r 4pm.______FAST? Mary Lou Toylor, General Services' office. PB, Stereo, Cruise, Luggage Rack I Call after 5:30pm, 659- C lerk TOWN OF USED TRUCKS PB. Rear Delog Rear Delog 2436. Will trade a baby walker The fiduciary Is: MANCHESTER, CT. Help slay the $ Jane E. Moccorone Wat >5295 NOW *3895 Was ‘7895 NOW *5 9 9 5 $ for a kiddle cor. Call ROBERT B. WEISS, •2 CHEV. t-10 Was ‘6295 NOW *5 3 9 5 Advertise with 30 H aw thorne St. GENERAL MANAGER "inflation dragon”. 643-8082 after 4pm. Monchester* CT 06040 BLAZER 036-02 80 CHEV. CAPRICE 82 CHEV. IMPALA 83 CHEV. TERCEL DELUXE Earn $4 to $6 per The Herald 034-03 4 Wheel Or.. V-6. 4 Spd.. AC, PS. PB, Stereo Coot. 4 Door, V-8, Auto, PS, PB, 2 Door. 4 Cyl., 5 Speed. AC, hour and more. A 4 Door, V-8.Auto. PS. PB. Rear and get LBOAL NOTICI W at >8995 Oafog Rear O fo g Stereo. Rear (}elog guaranteed salary TOWN OF ANOOVta FINAL ACTitiN OF TN I FLANNINQ a ZONINO COMMItaiON NOW *7 8 9 5 Was ‘4795 NOW *3 5 9 5 Was ‘ 5795 NOW *4295 Was *4595 NOW *4 1 9 5 is your armor and 22 Hours Per Week FAST ON FROFOaiD aUBDIViaiON PLAN generous rewards Salary Plus Gas Allowance Y A N K E E Al a mMtlno of the Planning 6 Zoning Commlislon ol An- 62 JE E P 'A Good Place To Buy A Car" RESULTS! dovor hold on the 10th day o f F o b ruo rv, 1904, o lo n i to r o sub­ W A O O N E E R are paid for a job division entllled "Munsons Rldgo'' wore aoorovod. BROUQHAH C H EV R O LET well done. SOUND INTERESTING? Mops doted Novtm bor 7, 1905 oro on lllo In the ottico of the You can be a Herald Area Adviser and handle land M anchester Town Clerk, Town O fllct Building. 9 C y l. 4 Spd . AC. PS. PB. aupervlae our carrier boys 4 girls. If you like kids - Doltd at Andover, Connecticut this !9th day of Fobruorv. Starao C an ., Luggage C O ., Inc. Call K. ARTHUR want a little Independence pnd your own Income.. H erald I9U . Rock W a t *9995 CARTER ANDOVER PLANNING 6 ZONING COMMISSION to arrange an KENNETH LESTER, CHAIRMAN 1229 Main Street • Open Till 8 PH. FrI. Till 6 • Hincheeter interview SWAP fflaurhrslrr HrralJi 643-2711 SUZANNE DOWER, VICE-CHAIRMAN NOW *7 4 9 5 0*0-02 ^ _ 1-800-367-3720 CALL 647-9946 or 647-9947 ?4 - M ANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Feb. 19, 1986 MANCHESTER CLASSIFIED AD V E R T ISIN G 643-2711 Potholes tax town Fearsome storms :c ^ crews, motorists relent In West In exciting game [RECREATIONAL ICARS/TRUCKS APARTMENTS RESTORE AND I HOUSEHOLD [MISCELLANEOUS CONDOMINIUMS I ^ a p a r t m i n t s I FOR SALE ... page 3 ... page 5 ... page 15 ^OFFICE SPACE I GOODS [ f o r s a l e [ it e m s ______FOR SALE FOR RENT IFOR RENT Brother Electronic Pools! Poolsl Poolsl AAA 197) Dodge Charger — Manchester — Fully car­ Office Space — Excellent Used Refrigerators, Good 318 with transmis­ Now's The Tithe.... To 4 Room Apartment • — Typewriter-Printer. Ek- pool distributor must dis­ peted 3 bedroom duplex location with ample park­ Woshers, Ranges — sion. Good car tor ports. stop paving rent! You $440, utilities not Included. clean, guaranteed, parts cellent condition, $90.646; pose of entire stock of might lust be qualified to Central location. Adults. with attic, appliances, ing. 600, 400 Si 300 so. ft. $99. 643-4149.0______office suites are now and service. Low prices. 1760.O new, leftover, 1985, 31 ff. purchase this 4 room No pets. Call after Spm, washer & dryer hook up, family sized swimming references & security available. 649-2891. B.D. Pearl 8, Son, 649 Condo at Park Chestnut In 649-1240. Brown Plaid Carriage and pools with huge sundeck, Must Sell I 19*'; Mercury needed. 647-9340 or 241- Main Street, 643-2171. Monarch. Low mileage, Manchester. 2 bedrooms, stroller combination. E k- fencing, filter, ladders wall to wall carpet, and 3Vi Room Apartment with 1000. Manchester — Approxi­ oir, fully equipped. Two Like New 14 cu. ft. Indus­ cellent condition. $65. 647- and warranty for only appliances, basement. mately 500 sq. ft., 182 tone color. $2,500.643-0141, It's economical to heat. trial freezer. $350. 649- 8203 after 4:15pm.a $978. Initallotlon optional Only S44.S00. Call Today! Working single adult, Manchester — One bed­ South Main Street, Colon­ andextra,flnanclngayall- Tues. 8i Thurs. oil day. ial decor, good site visibil­ 9012. Jockson & Jackson Real married couple. No child­ room condo, 4 rooms, air oble. Coll Pool of 721-1884. conditioned, $450 montly ity and parking. $475 plus 1963 Ford Pick UP, good Estate, 647-S400 or 646- ren, pets. 643-2880. Ivt^v Naugahvde Rocker B646.0 plus utilities. Call 627-9359 utilities. Call Bob Allbrio Head Skis, $25 per pair. engine, $100. 643-6654. recllner. Good condition. iiandirstfr Hrrato Manchester — 3 room days, 525-0684 evenings. at 649-0917. [PETS______643-1554.D ) Manchester — A City of Village Charm Manchester — 2 bedroom apartment, appliances, $65. 646-6229.0 1975 Firebird - Red/black end unit Ranch In desira­ garage, parking, cen­ Manchester — One bed­ 474 Main Street, the center vinyl top. Automatic, Herculon brown, rust AKC Golden Retrievers, ble Northtleld Green. t r a lly lo c a te d . $395 room aoortment, stove, of town. 3 rooms first power steering, brakes, braided rug. 6x9, $45. five females, ($250), 3 Automotive $70's. Owner, 646-1635 monthly. 289-9486. refrigerator, references floor. Call 646-2426 week­ excellent condition In and required. $290 monthly, days 9-5. Manchester. 649-1047.□ moles ($200). Ready out. $1,995. Call 646-7»2or Thursday, Feb. 20. 1986 25 Cents evenings. 2/10/86. 872-1422 evenings. 4 Room Apartment — 646-2311. 646-2796. 120 Gallon Electric Hot Available Now, odults, no [CARS/TRUCKS Water Heater in good pets, no appliances, one I RESORT [forsale condition. $15. Phone 644- MUSICAL BUSINESS car, security and referen­ le q jH O M E S PROPERTY I 0011.0 ITEMS PROPERTY ces. 649-1265. I«I for rent 1981 Chevy Van — Ponel, Myrtle Beach. South Co- I motorcycles / Worries lead Large Bevel Edged Mir­ V4 ton, 8 cylinder, 60,000 Manchester 2 family 5 Coventry — 3 bedroom rollna. Golf villa on fair­ Plano Fayette Coble. miles. Battery, front disc, BICYCLES Thinking of Selling or ror — 4'5" long, 2'10" wide. I room, 2 bedroom apar- lakefront available. Im­ way 2 bedroom 2 both, Very Good condition. exhaust 8. shocks all less Leasing vour orooertv? $95 or best offer. 643-1720.O ment. $625 heat and hot mediate occupancy, ap­ fully furnished, near $700. 649-3271 otter 4om. than one year old. $4,4(X). We specialize In commer- water Included. Children beach. Golf package or 1976 Harley Davidson pliances, washer & dryer, Double Bed, Mattress and 647-2392, Doys; 267-4176 clol. Industrial, Invest­ welcome. 647-7602. Availa­ vocation. 649-0547 after Sportster XLCH1000 In lease required, $650 per Box spring. Excellent Offer 6pm. mint condition. 10,000 PZC to delay ment properties. Warren ble April 1st. month, no pets. Call ERA 5pm. E. Howland Inc. Reoltors. condition. $60. Coll 649- IC7 i RECREATIONAL original miles. $3,000 or B 8, R, M ary Gabbev, 1974 Ford Von F200. 302 643-1108. 0845.O ITEMS best offer. 633-7834. Rockville — 2 bedroom. 646-2482 or 649-9459. ID' I engine, standard trans­ Good neighborhood. I WANTED mission, runs. $750 or best 2 Cash In A Flash!!! Brick Whirlpool Gos Dryer — 3 Stove and refrigerator. TO RENT Ski Boots, Mole, Swiss offer. Coll otter 4pm, 644- front commercial build­ $375 plus utilities. 643-1903 years old. Like new. $100. I MISCELLANEOUS mill conversidn STORE ANO 649-2034. Henke br/and. $20. Phone 2653. ing In high traffic area of after 5pm. 643-5873.0 \ [automotive Wllllmantic. First floor Professional couple, no OFFICE SPACE 1984'/a Mustang G t — 302, presently occupied by a 3 Room Apartment. Heat I children, seeking house Not all the news Is on the apartments into the Velvet Mill at By John F. Kirch bar and there Is also a 3 & Electricity Included. for rent, $500 per month. front page! There's lots of Bowling Boll, 10 Pin, V8 quad shock, low miles, 2 Snow Tires on Plymouth sunroof. AM/FM Herald Reporter 60 Elm St. and locate parking in the room apartment and 9 Private driveway, private Manchester, Main St., Quiet area, private yard, newsy Information In the weight 12 lbs., shoes, Rims P235. 7.75-15. Ekcel- Cassette. Asking $7,500. Weave Shed on Pine Street. It is single rooms. Excellent entrance. $525. 643-9804. Store & office for rent credit references, 649-8549 Classified section. 643- carry bog and oil accesso­ lent tread. $60 for both, Income. Offered at March 1. $225 8, $250 per offer 4pm. 2711. ries. $40. 649-7918.0 646-1706 evenings. 649-1302.U After a heated discussion Wed­ one of four conversion projects 9 $180,000. Jackson & Jack- White space makes vour month Includes heat, air, nesday night, the Planning and under way in the Cheney Historic 0 son Real Estate. 647-8400 ad stand o u t.. . parking. 649-5334, 643-7175. Zoning Commission delayed action District. Eric P. Richelson of Cambridge or 646-8646. ROOMMATES 171 ICARS/TRUCKS ■71ICARS/TRUCKS 171 J CARS/TRUCKS ■71 jcars/trucks on final site plans for the conver­ I sion of the former Velvet Mill on Development, who represented the IfOR SALE ■ 'M forsale I'M for sale ■ 'M for sale I miscellaneous I MISCELLANEOUS [wanted , Elm Street to apartments. developers Wednesday night, said FOR RENT FOR RENT The developers, the Velvet Mill that other projects in the historic Female to share 3 bed­ Limited Partnership, called the district have received approval Rentals room Cape with 31 year delay unfair, but agreed to a 30-day from the town and that it was male. References, car and extension to allow commission unfair for the PZC to delay action job. Coll Steve at 649-1158. KEEP members time to review the on the Velvet Mill application. He I ROOMS THINGS possible impact of the conversion said the developers were ready to FOR RENT DILLON on traffic in the area. start work by March I. AT Han The extension was needed be­ A traffic study the partnership Ladles Only — Nice, quiet ^ For Sale cause state law requires the PZC to presented to the town has been room for senior citizen or SAFE & SECURE act on an application 65 days after approved by the Manchester Po­ • FENCED • ELECTRONIC SECURITY lice Department and town offi­ working girl. Located on • YOUR OWN SPACE. DOOR & LOCK it is received or the application is PRESIDENT'S cials, Richelson said. bus line. References and • WIDE DRIVEWAYS • ONE LEVEL IHOUDAY/ automatically approved. Time security. Call otter • h a n d ie s t SPACE AROUND SEASONAL was running out on the application But commission members said 5:30pm, 644-0383. MANCHESTER when the PZC took up the matter that police approval of the traffic A town firefighter opens a window on the third fioor of evacuated. Damage from the fire was confined to the 610 North Main St. 649-6980 DA Y SALE! during a business meeting at study, which was conducted by Snow Blower — 3 Va horse The Oicott, an apartment buiiding on Oicott Street where apartment, but smoke filled the corridors. Among the Manchester/East Hart­ Lincoln Center Wednesday. Fuss 8e O’Neill Consulting Engi­ ford Line — Large Room, power, oldie but goodie. a fire broke out .Wednesday night. Tenants of about 30 tenants who spent about two hours outdoors while the f n n n n H $60. Coll 649-6552 after During the meeting, commission neers of Manchester, was not Raised Ranch, kitchen enough. apartments in the east wing of the building were smoke was being cleared was Michelle Fein, below right. privileges. 568-5079. tS«lfStor-ItPtec«^ 2pm.Q members questioned the impact on NOW THRU traffic in the historic district as the ‘T m wondering about the type of Classified ads serve the FEBRUARY ZZndll former manufacturing center is report they submitted.” said com­ people today ... lust as turned into a residential area. mission member Leo Kwash. they have since our coun­ A study on the historic district When Richelson reiterated that Oicott fire spurs heating checks try's beginning. Read and done for the town in 1979 shows that Police Chief Robert Lannan had F use them regularly. 643- the mill area could handle a approved the traffic study, Kwash F WE LL MA TCH OR BEA T AN Y LEG/TIMA TE 2711. maximum of 900 to 1,000 residen­ leaned over the table and said: "I Bv Alex GIrelll It’s just like putting have no faith in what the police tial units. Associate Editor LEGAL NOTICE "I think we’re moving too fast on chief is saying. I want to know if the TOWN OF BOLTON DEAL ON ANY NEW FORD, SO GET streets can handle the traffic and I INLAND WETLANDS AGENCV this thing,” said commission A fire that forced the evacuation Wednesday night member Thomas Ryan. want to hear it from an authority." of tenants from one wing of The Oicott, an apartment Notice Is hereby given that MONEY IN THE BANK the Town of Bolton Conser­ Velvet Mill Limited Partnership Kwash said that Lannan gives building at 40 Oicott Street, was caused by loose vation Commission, acting YOUR BEST DEAL AND THEN SEE US! — which is made up of the his approval to almost any traffic connections in an electric baseboard heating system, os the Bbiton Inland Wet­ Cambridge Development Corp. of study. lands and Watercourses town fire and building officials said today. E Agency, will hold a public Cambridge, Mass., the Dwelling But Lannan said today that his James FitzPatrick, assistant building inspector, E hearing on Wednesday, Fe­ Development Corp. of West Hart­ main concern is the safety of said this morning he has ordered Oicott Associates, bruary 26, 1986, at 8:00 P.M. ford and New York developer A. at Herrick Park, Hebron the owner of the apartment complex, to have an NEW 1986 ESCORT WAGON Abner Rosen — plans to put 210 Road, Bolton, on the applica­ Please turn to page 10 electrician check the heating units in all 103 tion of Lawrence F. Flano to 5 Speed. 1.BL. 4 Cyl.. power steering, bodyside construct five driveway cros apartments. sings In wetlands and water­ molding, AM/FM stereo, bumper rub strips, tinted courses In the proposed glass, interval W/S wipers, dual electric O/S mirrors, FitzPatrick said there was evidence of previous Christopher Michael Es­ rear window defroster and much more. #6169 arcing in the heater where the fire occurred. tates, northeast corner of 2 Doors and 4 Doors NASA picks Truly B Hebron Rood and Shoddy Tenants of about 30 apartments had to be evacuated Mill Road A copy of the ap­ Ayallsbto In SlmUar from the east wing of building after the fire broke out B plication Is avoiloble lor re­ view at the Office of the Town <7550 •otrlnga in a second-floorapartment, damagingthe apartment Clerk, Town Hall, Bolton and filling the wing with smoke. Center Road, Bolton. Anv as shuttle director person muv appear and be No one was injured in the fire, which was reported at heard at the public hearing. 7:07 p.m. Deputy Fire Chief James McKay of the Wavne K. Shorev Bv The Associated Press Graham's announcement came Town of Manchester Fire Department said the fire Cholrman as a presidential commission is was brought under control in about 10 minutes. 021-02______WASHINGTON - Former astro­ demanding all "documents, me­ naut Richard H. Truly was named moranda or personal notes” of The occupants of the apartment, William Plante today as new director of the NASA and industry officials who and Robert Oleksiw, were not at home when the fire QuihBook battered space shuttle program, engaged in a hotly debated deci­ started. It was reported by Kathy Tabachnick, who taking over as a presidential sion to launch Challenger despite saw the flames in the window of the apartment from commission widens its probe into misgivings about cold weather. her house at 31 Preston Drive and phoned 911. the Challenger accident that killed An executive of the company A smoke detector in the apartment did not have a seven crew members. that makes the space shuttle battery in it, according to Deputy Fire Chief Robert The appointment was made at a booster rockets said its managers Bycholski. He said a smoke alarm in the apartment NEW 1986 ESCORT 2 DOOR across the hall did go off at about 8 p.m. after 1985 RANGER PICKUP news conference by acting NASA initially opposed a cold weather Automatic, 1.9L 4 cyl.. power steering, bodyside administrator William Graham, liftoff but withdrew their objec­ firefighers were on the scene. Automatic, V-6, power steering, power brakes, H.D. molding. AM/FM stereo, bumper rub strips, tinted who said that Truly's duties would tions the night before Challenger’s Bycholski said that if the battery had been in the glass, interval W/S wipers, dual mirrors, rear win­ shocks. H.D. battery, explorer package,step include directing the space agen­ smoke detector, the fire might have been discovered bumper, demonstrator. #5244. ill-fated launch, despite the reser­ dow defroster and much more. #6116. cy's own internal probe into the vations of at least one engineer. earlier. Jan. 28 shuttle disaster. Morton Thiokol engineer Allan J. Most of the damage from flames was confined to an area around a stereo system at the window. After the Wagons and 4 Doors Truly said that was a challenge McDonald, a 26-year veteran of the he welcomed, and said, "We have fire had been 1.ought under control and smoke Also AvallaMo ’8499 company, said Wednesday he ’7061 overcome very difficult times testified last week at a closed cleared from the building, firefighters carefully before.” hearing of the commission that he examined burned stereo components and a cabinet in Truly, a naval rear admiral who had urged against launching the an attempt to find the cause of the fire. had a 14-year career as an shuttle. “There was a lot of smoke from such a small fire. That’s what took us so long,” Capt. Jack Hughes said. I astronaut, flew on the second Thomas Russell, however, vice shuttle flight in 1981 and the eighth president for corporate develop­ Firefighters were at the scene until 9:45 p.m. 2 When you place a About 40 firefighters, including volunteers and flight — aboard Challenger — in ment and strategic planning in the 1983. “ Welcome back, Dick,” company's Chicago headquarters, off-duty paid firefighters, responded to the call. Graham said in announcing Tru- Deputy Chief McKay said the department was lucky iy’s new duties. Please turn to page 10 because when the fire was report^, there were about Classified Ad 15 volunteers holding a drill at the former firehouse on Spruce Street. Three engine trucks and an aerial ladder were used. TODAY’S HERALD 9 in the Please turn to page 10 0 LUCY YMITE ueaiE NEW 1986 F-150 HAYES Automatic, power steering, power brakes, H D bat­ NEW 1986 RANGER SUPER CAB Renovations begin Index tery, lo-mt mirrors, 5450 GVWR, and much, much 2.3L, 4 cyl., 5 speed overdrive, jump seats, rear step 20 pagM, 2 sections more #6086 bumper. Interval W/S wipers and much much more. Robert D. Udolf and Bruce W. #6163 Beckerman, two West Hartford Aquino rejects hints of new elections developers who bought the build­ Advice______ing that housed Crispino’s Su­ Business______’8937 preme Foods in October, have Classified______Bv Ruben G. Alabastro another called, saying there was much toil, sweat, tears and blood zerland. Finland and Sweden, and Q-124 i®anrl|fatrr Mpralh SAVE begun converting the former su­ C o m ics______The Associated Press more at stdke than the "petulance was involved in giving and at­ met separately with Japanese permarket into a small shopping Connecticut______of a spoiled and aging dictator who tempting to protect the over­ Ambassador Kiyoshi Sumiya. Entertainment_____ MANILA. Philippines - Co- tried to cheat ... and failed.” whelming vote I received at the A Common Market diplomat told The White Honae (luilt PRESENT THIS center that will contain APR RNANaNG "community-type stores.” Story Focus______razon Aquino met today with The opposition leader accuses polls.” reporters it seemed "more and Book. Q-124, hju full di- Representatives from nine of the more clear” that none of the rections And pattern ■ COUPON AT TIME on page 10. Local news______diplomats from more than a dozen Marcos, who has governed the F-150, RANGER, ESCORT Philippines for 20 years, of rigging 12 European Economic Commun­ member countries will send repre­ piecei for making 20 Lottery______European nations and Japan, and handsome quilts. White I OF SALE AND HURRY ENDS FEBRUARY 22 told them she was determined to the polls and robbing her of the ity members met with Aquino for sentatives to Marcos’ inauguration Obituaries______House Steps. The Jack- 7.9% assume the presidency of the presidency. The election has been 45 minutes and discussed the Meanwhile, in a telephone inter­ I RECEIVE SUPER More rain on way? Opinion son Star. Clereland Lilies Philippines at the "earliest possi­ widely critized here and abroad as "state of world opinion" regarding view, Local Governments Minister and Democrat Rose are People______[ SEAL CORROSION Becoming cloudy tonight with ble time.” fraudulent. the National Assembly's procla­ Jose Rono today accused the U.S. only four of the designs. Sports______Some are pieced; others mixed precipitation developing She also rejected suggestions In a statement issued after her mation Saturday that Marcos won Senate of acting prematurely by I PROTECTION AT Television ______appiiqued. late. Changing to mostly rain that the bitterly contested Feb. 7 meetings with the diplomats, Mrs. the election, the statement said. passing a resolution questioning 643-2711 I NO CHARGE ON Friday afternoon. Details on page U.S./World______election won by President Ferdi­ Aquino said that to annul the Aquino then received the ambas­ Marcos’ re-election. (Stotj; on To srdar, sand $3.25, ioclndat 2. Weather______nand E. Marcos be annulled and election would be "to forget how sadors of Austria. Norway, Swit­ page 4). ^ ptstafa and handlinf. 8:30am-5pm, Mon-Fri j ANY NEW FORD DiiionSIN CE 1B33 ANKE CABOT Manciwatar Harald I PURCHASED BY 1I M A«t. of AaiirTcas ■ 319 Main Street (Across from Armory) Nnr fork. H.T. 10016 j FEBRUARY 22 Frlat Nama, AOdraii »llli H F CODE and Stria NuitiOar. 'Oltor Eipirss 2/22/8S I MANCHESTER______643-2145