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spending for research and development has been in­ The major brand-name drug companies are lobbying Prescription drugs often have more commercial pa­ tent protection than other inventions. By pyramiding creasing annually. Critics of drug patent extension have hard and will lobby harder during the next congressional called the propo^ legislation “an unnecessary solution session for a bill that would extend the patent terms of product, use and process patents and using other legal strategies to extend monopoly life, drug companies to a nonexistent problem.” many prescription drugs. Your Says the National Council of Senior Citizens; The pa­ If the drug industry can push its bill through ^ e 1983 sometimes realize even more market exclusively'than Money's the statutory 17-year patent term. Valium, for Inst^ce, tent extension bill “would enable drug manufacturers to .Manchester, Conn. Congress, new prescription drugs will be protect^ from will have a 22-year monopoly. Aldomet has ^tent extend their monpolies, keOp drug prices high and pre­ Cold tonight generic drug competition for up to 24 years. During this protection for 22 years. \._ ^ vent generic drug ihanufacturers from pr^ucing the Monday, Jan. 17, 1983 extended monopoly, the drug companies will be able to Worth same drug at lower cost.” and Tuesday charge premium prices for their prescription medicines Even after all patents expire, brand-name drugs m'ay Sylvia Porter continue to enjoy their monopoly power without having Single copy 25c — and consumers, meaning you, will have no choice but — See page 2 to lower prices. Librium, for example, had been off pa­ Adds the American Association of Retired Persons:. to pay the higher prices. Mmlb tent for three years in 19^, but still commanded 90 per­ The extension “will result in very real income transfers The elderly, who aleady pay 25 percent of the nation's from elderly consumers to large brand-name manufac­ drug bill, will be hurt the most by drug patent extension. cent of the market at a price 15 times greater than the lowest-cost generic equivalent. turers.” An astounding 75 percent of drug misuse among the These groups and organized labor representatives elderly is already due to underutilization, the American ventions from discovery to market. By the time an in­ can’t match the lobbying war chests of the Phar­ Association of Retired Persons estimates, because they vention has been introduced, the study concluded, more 4) PHARMACEUTICAL innovaUon is declining. maceutical Manufacturers Association. can’t afford the medicine that has been prescribed. than two-thirds of its patent life was over. The drug companies pre counting ineffective drugs In a recent study, the Congressional Office of and drugs offering “little or no therapeutic gain” over No major traffic tie-ups reported THE MAJOR DRUG companies have told Congress Technological Assessment also reported that “although products alredy on the market, reports the Goneric AS ALWAYS, whether you can offset the drug patent that they are not getting the full benefit of the 17-year the patent term in the U.S. is 17 years, the period during Pharmaceutical Industry Association. Since Congress extension and fight for yourself will be up to you, the patent terms because burdensome government regula­ I the patent term in which products are marketed is required in 1962 that prescription drugs must be effec­ consumer. Meanwhile: tion had severely shortened the monopoly life of their usually less than 17 years because patents are obtained • When you buy medicines, part of the price you pay products, reducing the drug industiV’s incentive to in­ tive as well as safe, there has been no decline in innova­ before pnxlucts are ready to be marketed.” tion, and the approval of drugs offering “Important or goes for industry lobbyists. vest in research and causing a decline in phar­ • When you pay taxes, you must pay more taxes mere­ 2) BURDENSOME GOVERNMENT regulation is modest therapeutic gain” has remained constant over maceutical innovation. these 20 years. The number of new chemimcal entities ly to make up for the fact that the drug industry can Town weathers storm with The industry wants Congress to “restore" that part of responsible for lost time. approved for marketing in 1981 was the highest number deduct the cost of lobbying as an “ordinary and the patent term that has been “lost” to government ^ ile proving that drugs are safe and effective may necessary” business expense. not always be easy and shouldn’t be, government in any single year since 1962. The drug research pipeline regulations requiring that they prove drugs safe and is reported so ft'I that Wall Street ha^dubbed the 1960s No one but you can submit the consumer viewpoint on By Paul Hendrie effective before putting them on the market. It's not regulations requiring this are certainly necessary and this issue. Herald Reporter fair, the industry says, for a Rubik's Cube to receive cannot be fairly called burdensome. If the .deregulators “the^golden era” of new drug introductions. more protection from competition than a prescription abolished the Food and Drug Administration tomorrow, (Save money as you organize your budget with Manchester seemed to weather drug. drug testing for safety and efficiency would continue if 5) INCENTIVES TO INVEST in research have been “Sylvia Porter’s Financial Almanac for 1983” — a func­ the 11 Mi-inch snowfall this weekend Are these claims valid? Here are some only to avoid product liability suits. slashed. tional and informative desk calendar/handhook with relative ease compared with counter arguments. The U.S. drug industry has long been considered one featuring Porter’s best budgeting tips and money-saving other areas of the sUte that suffered When commercial patent life has been lost, the cause of the most profitable of all manufacturing industries— advice. Regularly $8.95, now just $4.95 to readers of this power outages, blocked roads and 1) THE BETTER mousetrap theory. is more likely to be a company’s own delay between with the after-tax rate of return on shareholders’ equity column. Send $4.95 plus $1 for mailing'and handling to Few inventions have a full 17 years of market protec­ storm-relat^ deaths. filing a patent and starting testing. exceeding the average rate of return for all manufac­ Financial Almanac in care of the Manchester Herald, The storm was b lam ^ for at least tion. A study for a Senate antitrust committee of 35 key 4400 Johnson Drive, Fairway, Kan. 66205. Make checks ,3) DRUG MONOPOLY life has been severely turing. Even without the tax credit Congress voted last five deaths in Connecticut, including inventions, including the television and the jet engine, year to stimulate American Innovation, drug industry payable to Universal Press Syndicate.) found that it took innovators 11.6 years to bring their in- shortened. that of John Sullivan of Avon, the deputy commissioner of Bureau of 1 / r XMIRICAM sJB fS Aeronautics of the state Depart­ ‘ NATIONAL ment of Transportation, United "'IjANClAl %M N IN O r-in b rief Survey: U.S. Press International reported. N fIN Sullivan, 67, apparently suffered a heart attack from overexertion while shoveling snow, as did a Meeting set number of other people in the state. workers are However, nobody was admitted to HARTFORD — The Southern New England Sec­ the Manchester Memorial Hospital tion of the Society of Automotive Engineers will emergency room with heart attacks host a dinner meeting at the Civic Center's Holiday or similar emergencies, said Inn Wednesday to give a Japanese engineer an op­ poorly trained hospital spokesman Andrew Beck. portunity to explain how the Japanese railway Beck said there were some injuries transportation system has been able to operate 275 NEW YORK (UPI) — The American work force is this weekend because of traffic ac­ trains per day, at speeds up to 210 kilometers per flooded with poorly educated workers, including cidents, but that it was impossible to hour, accident free, for 17 years. tell which accidents were caused by managers and supervisors, who can’t read, write, orjadd Ichiroh Mitsui, a 1955 graduate of Tokyo Univer­ the storm and which were not. well enough to accomplish basic tasks, a business sur­ sity School of Electrical Engineering, now senior Several medical emergencies — vey indicates. , deputy director of Japanese National Railways and 'Three-quarters Of the corporations responding to a with patients suffering chest pains JNR's Washington representative, serving as an and difficulty breathing — were survey on basic skills of American workers said they ..H’ advisor for the Northeast Corridor Project, will are spending money on remedial training for their reported in Tolland County. speak. Mitsui also will discuss the development of employees, the study released Thursday showed. •I TOWN HIGHWAY Superinten­ roadbeds, rails, wheels and suspension systems. “ Businesses may lose millions of doUafs annually ^ TRAFFIC; StRUQQLED TO MAKE IT UP THE HILL ON CENTER STREET The meeting is open to the general public as well dent Robert D. Harrison said snow because their employees cannot read, write, or add well clearance crews hit the roads by . some of the roads In town still are quite slippery as to all SAE members. For resehration informa­ enough to handle basic tasks,” said the Center for tion, contact J.J. Wesbecher, 18 Marilyn Drive, 7:30 Saturday morning, to begin Public Resources, a non-profit organization that con­ chemical routes. Full plowing began Glastonbury. out early Saturday morning and ducted the survey. at 1 p.m. Saturday, he said, with 17 plowed to the middle of the business See more weather to drive with caution.” “Of course, there’s not a lot in The survey found a wide gulf between schools’ percep­ trucks from private contractors district of Main Street. Harrison said it’s too early to tell there to begin with,” he added. remained on duty until about 9 p.m. tion of their success in providing students with basic joining town trucks on the 33 routes. Harrison said operations went how much of the money ap­ Sunday, said James Larson at the . Conference set stories and pictures on SNOWFALL RANGED from skills and that of corporations. Plowing continued until about 1:30 smoothly, with no major equipment propriated for snow removal was state Storm Center. Some of the HARTFORD — An all-day conference on Export About 80 percent of the schools questioned felt their or 2:30 Sunday afternoon, Harrison breakdowns or traffic tieups eaten up by this first major winter 11'A inches measured in the center crews were brought back at 5 this Trading Companies wilt be held Jan. 26 at the pages 3 and 4. graduates could read and complete math problems well said. Town forces began snow reported. storm of the season. But he noted of town to 13 inches measured on Sonesta Hotel in Hartford. It is being sponsored by enough to hold a job, and twothirds had confidence in “ I’ve ridden the town and most of Harrison. “I’m not going to tell you that the mild winter to date had left Birch Mountain, Harrison said. the Connecticut District Export Council, the U.S. removal operations this morning, he Please turn to page 10 their graduates’ writing abilities. said. They began by removing snow the roads are very passable,” said they’are not slippery, but you have most of the storm budget intact. State highway crews were called Department of Commerce and Union Trust Com­ But half the corporations surveyed said their UPI ptiolo pany. 'managers and supervisors could not write paragraphs The conference is designed to explore the ways an free of grammatical and spelling errors, and com­ A plastic story organization can enter the trading company field, plained their skilled and semi-skilled employees — in­ or increase sales by using U.S. trading companies cluding bookkeepers — could not complete math Inside Today Lebanon through the Export Trading Company Act of 1982. problems involving decimals and fractions. Nearly 11 million auto headlamps are Mich., observes high-powered pellets, The act enables firms to band together in a com­ replaced each year In the U.S. because o f. simulating flying stones, bounce off LEXAN SS compromise plan urged More than 40 percent of the corporations said their 20 pages, 2 sections pany to export without fear of running afoul of anti­ secretaries had difficulty reading at the level required stone damage. Jeff Erlon,/senlor engineer at plastic headlamps under development by trust laws and allows banking entitles to bring their by their jobs, the CPR study showed. the body and electrical products research' General Electric Co. QC says the plastic Advice ...... 13 talks expenfence and resources to the ventures. Until the WASHINGTON (UPI) - Social He will include commission system for the next 50 to 75 years compromise proposals, noted some Business...... 20 The survey, funded by the Ford Foundation, the center of .the Ford Motor Co. In Dearborn, could reduce replacement by 90 percent. without any more changes from who oppose it “are already railing ETC Act. U.S. businesses had been handicapped in Gannett Co. and other groups. Included responses frdm Security commission Chairman recominendations in bis 1984 budget. Classified...... 18-19 setting up jointly owned ETC’s because of possible Alan Greenspan warned Congress which iS~be|ng wrapped up this Congress,” Dole said. against the proposals and my hope is Com ics...... 8 about 200 corporations and labor unions and 125 school Greenspan said “probably in one that as middle America, people all anti-trust presecution. administrators. today it must not pick apart a $169 week. Entertainment ...... 13 Senate Finance Chairman Bob way or another” every one in the na­ over the country are heard on this L ottery...... 2 continue While educators seemed most concerned about billion compromise bid to save the system or it might fail. Dole, R-Kan., a commission tion will in some way pay for the issue, it will gain support for the Obituaries ...... 10 reading skills deficiencies, businesses and unions iden­ changes, which were formulated as kind of amendments I think can tified speaking-listening, science and mathematics New V-shaped stores jazz “Once you begin to unravel what member, said on ABC’s “Good Mor­ Opinion...... 6 Investments greatly improve and strengthen this KHALDE, Lebanon (UPI) — skills as most frequently deficient, the survey said. is a very complex compromise, I ning A m erica,” that once ^the a compromise because none of the Peopletalk...... 2 proposal.” Israel and Lebanon held their Investment prices courtesy of Advest Inc. are as “Even in less-advanced job categories, both would doubt very much it would economy recovers, the com|iromise proposed solutions were attractive Sports...... 14-17 to individual members of the bipar­ seventh round of talks today on of 3 p.m. Friday businesses and unions Identifl^ widespread deficien­ go,” Greenspan said. “I think it will will make Social Security work over “Our desire is not so much to op­ Television ...... 8 tisan commission. peace arrangements between the Price (Change cies in mathematics and science, a trend with serious either go approximately in total or the long term. pose it as it is to improve it,” said W eather...... 2 up surpermarkets' images “We believe that if the economy two nations, delaying discussions on Friday this week implications for youth in the future,” the survey said. not at all.” SEN. WILLIAM ARMSTRONG, Armstrong, who was a member of Advest Group Inc 16W up % The plan, approved 12-3 Saturday responds even under pessimistic a Lebanese plan for a phased While it appears “the basics of the physical sciences R-Colo., an opponent of some of the the commission. withdrawal of foreign forces star­ Acmat 7% dn Ml are increasing in importance for job success,” the sur' by the president’s National Commis­ assumptions we can maintain this Aetna . 38Mi up % By Bruce B. Bakke “Customers came in (when it Food products are on one side of ting in four weeks. vey said, few educators seemed to place much emphasis opened in September 1962), stopped sion on Social Security Reform, CBT Corp 28‘/4 up IV4 UPI Business Writer the V, and non-foods on the other.' The apparent victory for Israel in on science skills, and a quarter of the responding school and looked at it, and just said, would hike payroll taxes, tax Colonial Bancorp . 15V4 up 2 % “We planned this with the inten­ gaining priority for its concern officials listed them as “of little importance.” ARLINdTQN, Texas - New ‘Wow,’” spokesman Bruce Scott tion of making a warm, inviting en­ benefits paid to better-off pen­ Finast Supermarkets 13Y4 up IV4 At a press conference in Manhattan, the Center said it sioners, freeze benefits increases Pentagon report followed reports that Lebanon was First Bancorp 32 up 1 supermarkets in south Arlington and said. “Many, many competitors are vironment for custonners to come in­ proposing today a two-phased had developed a program to improve basic tkllls in Broken Arrow, Okla., are attrac­ coming by to see the store.” to,’’ project manager Dennis for six months, and require new First Ct. Bancorp 38 unch through local school-business partnerships. federal workers to join the system. withdrawal of foreign troops to start First Hartford Corp. V4 up % ting attention far beyond the sub­ The ArUngton store is the chain’s Gerdeman said. by a Washington-set deadline of Hartford National 28Mi„ urbs where they are located. largest and has even more in­ Board chairman Peter Magowan,: THE PLAN requiring con­ midFebruary. , up 2% Many grocery industry people Hartford Steam Boiler 44 up 3 novations. 39, said customers regard grocery: gressional approval is needed to Spokesmen for both Israel and from all parts M the UniM States It was laid out in a V shape. Nuclear war plan detailed Ingersoll Rand 43 shopping as boring and unexciting.: head off a shortage of funds for the Lebanon said the emphasis in the up 2 V4 are going to the Dallas and ’Tulsa J.C.Penney 44Y4 up 1 Customer entrances and checkout The San Franciscobased chain is- system by July. first session since an impasse over Lydall Aetna begins move suburbs to look at the big, bright counters are at the point of the V. trying to make it more interesting.^ Representatives of retired people, an agenda was broken last week was 8 up % stores whose new concept store of­ Itself,” said Pentagon spokesman trillion for that five-year period. As, manpower and equipment necessary Sage Allen 8 An island of shops — a bakery, a Magowan said sales at prototy^: business and federal workers WASHINGTON (UPI) - A on ending the state of war between dn % HARTFORD (UPI) - Aetna Life & Casualty will ficials say may help the Safeway Henry Catto when asked for com­ ^a general guideline for America’s to fight the Soviets on several fronts SNET deli, a flower stand, a pharmacy and stores will he watched closely. Both: promptly registered their objections chilling Defense Department < the countries and making security 63% up 3 V4 begin a series of meetings later this month as prepara­ chain rid itself of Its lackluster im­ ment about the papers. He said defense, it ignores the possibility of for an “indefinite period.” a lunch counter — are behind the set a first-week volume record for; to the proposal as mainly a tax in­ blueprint for rearming America arrangements. Travelers 28% up 1 tion to move 4,500 workers to a new $140 million corii- “pretty well everything has been accommodation or peaceful • Preparations should be made to age. cash registers. their divisions. > : crease, but President Reagan directs preparations for winning an In Kuwait, Syrian Foreign United Tech 60% up % plex in Middletown. coexistence with the Soviets. “project force” and “wage war The prototypes are the first of Small appliances, records, green moved quickly to support it. extended nuclear war against the said” by Weinberger in reaction Minister Abdul Halim Khaddam Gold N Y 468.00 up 23 About 750 employees will be moved between April and “ We’ve departmentalized every' The defense budget for fiscalT964, effectively” from outer space, and four that will be opened by the plants and ice cream goods are im­ Greenspan, speaking on NBC’s Soviet Union and for waging war earlier to publication of portions of arrived with a message from Presi­ December to temporary locations in the Middletown area of the store,” Gerdeman sal«l. treaties will not be signed that pre­ world’s largest grocery chain. ’The mediately beyond the first island. “Today” show, said he thinks the “effectively” from outer space. the document. the beginning year of the five-year dent Hafez Assad in Damascus war­ area. Most of the remaining wbrkers from the The phaimacy, dell and bakery — period outlined in the document, is vent the United States from' other two are scheduled to open in Loud red hues dominate. Bold, chances that Congress will approve The 135page secret document, “We regret that people leak this ning that the Israeli-Lebanese talks Employee Benefits Division, will begin moving to the all with eye-catching and high-* to be presented to Congress in developing space-based weapons 1963 in Garland, another Dallas sub­ bright steel framework under the the compromise are “quite good, directing a significant U.S. policy kind of thing,” Catto said. threaten the entire Arab world. new complex in March 1964. margin products — are near the which “add a new dimension to our urb, and San Ramon, Calif. ceiling gives a sense of space. considering the very formidable shift, is peppered with references Some elements of the study sevpxal weeks. Khaddam, quoted by the official U.S. can't Carol Rady, assistant vice president for human front. The Pentagon’s civilian military capabilities.” The Broken Arrow prototype Aisles are wide. Huge color for the need to “prevail” in a appeared in late May and June in Kuwait news agency, said Assad’s resources, said Aetna expects to hire several hundred backing on the political side.” • An a n ti-s a te llite w eapon features bright graphics, open photographs of products lead “We wanted to put a little plzatg’ The compromise would fix Social prolonged nuclear war and clearly The New York Times and the leadership, the Joint Chiefs of Staff, message to Kuwaiti ruler Sheikh additional employees before the move is completed. She “should achieve” operational status architecture and centrally located customers to the various into the shopping experience,’’. Security’s short-term problems by plans for expanding any conven­ Washington Post. heads of military commands said the growth is expected to be 3 percent a year. Jaber Alahmad al-Sabah warned of specialty areas. departments. Gerdeman added. tional conflict with the Soviets to a Reacting to a May 30 story in the throughout the world and National by fiscal 1987. “attempts by the Israeli enemy to enter case raising $169 billion over seven years • The United States will redress global scale as “an essential ele­ Times that stated Pentagon policy­ Security Council officials con­ impose its conditions on the to keep checks flowing to 36 million the balance of power with the Americans and close two-thirds of a ment of U.S. strategy.” makers “have accepted the premise tributed to the document. Lebanese state.” BOSTON (UPI) — A U.S. District judge Friday ruled The difference between previous that nuclear conflict with the Soviet Thus, it represents a thorough out­ Soviets and protect its security in­ In the Israeli-Lebanese talks in the federal government does not have jurisidiction in a 75-year shortfall. The commission nuclear and conventional strategic Union could be protracted,” line for achieving defense goals terests, “if need be without arms the Beirut suburb of Khalde, Israeli dispute between a marine salvage company and the told Congress to find the rest through tax hikes, which liberaU policies and the directive of the Weinberger said June 20, “We’re not within what Weinberger cautioned control." spokesman Avi Pazner denied state of Massachusetts over rights to a pirate ship which Public Records studying plans to fight a protracted in his memo will be “the limited • Modifying the Anti-Ballistic support, or by. raising the retire­ Reagan administration outlined in reports in Beirut newspapers that sank off Cape Cod more than 250 years ago. Missile Treaty with Moscow, which the document is the difference nuclear war.” resources likely to be available” to Israel and Syria had made an agree­ The ship is beiieved to be the Whidah, a SOO-ton ment age. ' - bans more than one ABM site, X X X retirement age. between conducting a defensive or The document, a key component the Pentagon during the five-year London-built galleon laden with coins, jewels and ivory so, $9,000, property on To Raymond Robie tor X ment to divide Lebanon into spheres Lis pendens Bank, toreclosure, proper­ dominiums Inc. Unit 88C Corp., 501 E. hOddle Turn­ The commission agreed on the an offensive mllitwy campaign. of President Reagan’s strategy for period. should not be ruled out in seeking wlMn it went down in a storm off the Cape in 1727. The Wyllys St. Wilson for interior con­ of influence. James E. Jones against ty on Oak Grove Street. Ambassador' Drive, pike, $3,8n.88. package Ute Saturday. President TiUed “Fiscal 1664-1968 Defense countering the Soviets, reflects the basing options for the MX missile. “All we want is restoration of captain of that ship was the notorious brigand, Sam struction at 61 B. Center THE DOCUMENT makes these Lynne Jones, dissolution of Martha Driron, $622.16. Building permits Reagan set Thursday as a deadline Guidance,” the document is accom­ thinking of the Pentagon and the • A nuclear war begun at sea Lebanse sovereignty,” Pazner said "w cfc” Bellamy, who terrorised the New England St., $10,000. other major points: iharriage and Liens Attacbm'enta To Andrew Ansaldl Co. for the a written, report on the com­ panied by a covering memorandum National Security Council about the “ will not necessarily remain limited outside the meeting room in the coast in the' 1700s. To Friendly Ice Cream • A Soviet invasion of the vital reconveyance of defen­ Crest Condominium Federal tax lien Jerome I. Baskin against for Highland Park Market promise. House Speaker Thomas dated March 22, 1962, sin e d by specific directions of military policy to the sea.” Judge James McNaught agreed with lawyers in the Corp. for a sign at 16$ Persian Gulf oil fields would ignite a seaside town. “ We want good dant’s Interest in property A ssociation, Unit 5649 Internal Revenue Ser­ Sherwin Welson, doing for an addition to a store at On’NelU pnmilsed quick action in Defense Secretary Caspar over the next five years and its • “Major economic difficulties” neighborly relations.” Massachusetts Attorney General’s office that the U.S. Spencer St., $2,000. “major conflict” between the at 224 Kennedv Rrad. Hartford Road, Patridi F. vice against Thom u Mif- business as Sar Associates, 317 Highland St., $160,000. Congress. Weinberger. It was made available general trend through the decade. will confront the Soviets in the mid- Lebanese government sources foeaniiDent ladwd jurisdiction, and turned the case To Orange Im­ United States and the Soviet Union. Savings Bank of Milne and Shawna K. fitt. R. T. Coach works, 244 $15,000, property at 55-71 To Barney T. Peterman to United Press International. by 1980s, and America should exploit said Sunday a, detailed Lebanese over to the state courts. But be kept in effect a warrant provements lac. for Lm REAGAN SAID the package IT SETS PRIORITIESJoDoUcy, It projects China as a possible U.S. Milne, common expenses, Broad St., $13,978.83 E. Center St. for Mark Chmielecki for an sources familiar with defense them by opening “new areas of placed on a buoy marking the site of the wreck, about a Manchester against Daniel Thownsend for a wood “includes elements which each of us strategy, force and-mdurce plan­ ally in such a conflict. timetable for withdrawal of all T. Tommasi, Mary J. Tom- $196.87. Internal Revenue Ser­ Agnellna Defeo and Fred addition at 66 BoUlster St., issues. foreign forces would be proposed at quarter-mile off the coast of the affluent community of stove at 116 ColemaeRoad, could not support if they were not ning, and forms the basis for Pen­ • Far-reaching plans should be Northfield Green Con­ vice against Lewis Piet Defeo against James Cor- $ 10,000. $600. Please turn to page 10 today’s talks. Wallflaet masi and Manchester State part of a bipartisan compromise.” “THE DOCUMENT speaks for tagon spending projected at $1,556 mapped to provide U.S. forces with w ■ . * ’ 'V »-i» / » ■ .# v > ;'■*

MANCHESTER HERALD, Mon.. Jan. 17, 1983 - 3 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon.. Jan. 17. 1983 NATiqi^.^THeR 1-17-83 I 30^74 I 'SO-I •*J,77 News Briefing After the storm i , m A Doctor faces deportation BOSTON (UPI) — A New Zealand citizen, one of three NCW MIAMI doctors convicted of raping a nurse, was orfered to ORICANS . aonear for a deportation hearing today upon his release j H n from a six-month sentence. Dr. Eugene Sherry, 29, aNgrmer anesthesiologist at EZ3* Brigham and Women's Hospital’ in , ^ sto n , was to ItHOWIM ^ K •luiuue Msgs” at Radio City Road, Coventry. (North Robert B. Weiss. SIGN LANGUAGE II times, painful timek, funny times ... But with Music Hall where she plays the Rockettes’ dance Middle Turnpike. (Town) and South Coventry) In the letter Gubala said Paul Newman says the first time he was aware of Joanne, it’s always been Interesting. We’ve never captain and choreographer... Monday, 8:04 a ^ m .-C ar Saturday, 3:41 p.m. — the Federal Highway Ad­ women fans reacting to him was when he was had to work on that; It just Is. We have a very com­ Michael Medved's latest book is “Hoqiital: The V^flre, 132 Rachel Road. Chimney fire, 170 Brewster ministration has said angle making “Hud” in Texas and they tried to climb fortable stracture between us.” Hidden Lives of a Medical Center Staff” ... D i^ c t ) St., Coventry. (North parking is allowable Many classes will start the week of January 24th. through the transom of his motel room. Jacques D’Amboise Is rehearsing the New York^ (Monday, 9:19 a.m. — Box Coventry) providing it can be Registration Is available at the Community Ser­ DAIRY STORES He describes his' reaction — and that of his wife, _jirm , Cheney Technical City Ballet for Wednesday’s debut of his new ballet, Sunday, noon — Am­ demoostraM that there vices Office, main campus. Call 646-2137 tor In­ Joanne Woodward — in Cosmopolitan: “At first, “Celebration,” to benefit the School of American School. (Town) bulance call, 9 Cash Road, Glimpses will be no adverse effects formation. • TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS IN MANCHESTER it's flattering to the ego. At first. Then you realize Ballet ... Bolton. (Bolton and on street capacity and that they're mixing me up with the roles I play — B40E. MDOLETTKE onRT 6 -Op«nD«lly*n

Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Dan Fitts, Editor Differences remain on details opmiON Alex Qlrelll, City Editor Support grows for roads 'dedicated fund'

J a c k By Mark A. Dupuis, port Increasing the 11-cent-a-gallon trucking firms out of. business. members, also is supporting a “ tend to lock you into a definite for a dedicated fund. UPl Capitol Reporteir gasoline by 2 or 3 cents a gajlon to ’The proceeds from the federal tax dedicated fund, as it and the motor area.” But Becker also agreed a For example, a 3-cent boost in the A nderson I finance the fund. hike will go to the states for highway transport group have in the past. dedicated fund for highway repairs state tax, coupled with the federal Something was right about this snow money, would provide $81 million a HARTFORI>- Groups represen­ and bridge repairs, with the states “ What we would like to see is needed because of the way the Washington ting truckers and motorists have HOUSE MINORITY LEADER required to put up money on their eliminated is a gasoline tax that is roads have deteriorated. year in a fund for road and highway R.E. Van Norstrand, R-Darien, shrubs when they get bogged how much damage one weekend- Merry-Qo-Round ' joined bipartisan support for crea­ own to get the federal funds. not a user fee tax,” said Michael work, DiBella said. however, wants the money to come He said a study by the state Confess it, now. It is reassuring down with snow. I don’t long storm can do to a snow tion of a special fund to pay for “ Any further increase we get on a Klein, dWeetor of public relations T H E LEGISLATURE’S repairs to the state’s deteriorating from the existing tax and has filed a for affiliate of the American Department of .Transportation es­ to know there is a winter after remember what it is, but what I removal budget. state level is going to be a real Transportation Committee will take bill to channel 2 cents of the existing timated it would take $1.6 billion to 1 watched a young couple walk roads and bridges. crusher,” Ross said, adding the.in­ Automobile Association. up the several bills that have been all. There is something about the did so was probably it. tax on each gallon of fuel. The so-called “dedicated fund” dustry wanted to pay its fair share Connecticut had a dedicated fund introduced to set up the various do needed work to highways, year of seasons that simply Is Manchester I brushed o ff the snow with up­ down the street pulling a sled ' Van Norstand’s position has sup­ for transportation needs already has but also wanted to be sure the for highway purposes, but it was forms of a dedicated fund. bridges and secondary roads in right for our little piece .of the ward strokes of a broom and with two children on it. We said port from the Motor ’Transport the backing of the governor and money went for the reason it was in­ eliminated and the tax revenues . “ I think that’s the only way w e’re Connecticut. Spotlight hello and commented on what a Association of Connecticut, which world. ‘ watched the trees slowly try to legislative leaders In both parties. tended — roads and bridges. used in different ways from year to going to meet our obligations to our pleasant day it was. I don’t Kissinger represents >650 carriers located in D iB E LLA SAID he hasn’t made And while there* has been stand erect again. It made be me But while there appears to be “ The industry is not against year as priorities change. roads and bridges,” said Sen. remember noticing that couple growing support for such a fund, Connecticut or doing business In the up his mind for sure, but favors a fairytale appeal to living By Alex GIrelli — City Editor feel supportive. paying Its fair share,” he said. “ But However, he says he thinks the William DiBella, D-Hartford, co- before. there are differences on where the state. “ pay-as-you-go” plan for raising winterless for almost a month I watched a neighbor with a we are against the' fact that when we condition of the state’s transporta­ chairman of the panel. money should come from and just Tom Ross, a spokesman for the do pay our fair share it’s used in and spending the money rather than since the solstice, none of u? pruning shears working at the I watched for a lot of time, now' making tion system has deteriorated to the He said the money the state has to group, said the recently enacted 5- issuing bonds and then paying them that I think of it. Maybe that’sy what the fund would accomplish. other areas ...” put up to get its share of the federal could really have felt right if we small branches at the bottom of a cent increase in the federal gasoline point where an exception is in order. Democratic Gov. William O’Neill funds from the higher federal gas­ off with added interest costs over a had gone the whole way to the pine tree. It seemed like an inef­ why I found the exercise was notA THE AUTOMOBILE CLUB of Republican State Auditor Henry J. "and House Speaker Irving Stolberg, tax and accompanying hikes in user oline tax could be included in a plan number of years. equinox without a break. too heavy for me. ■ Becker Jr. agreed, saying the funds advance the delight I was about shovel before you can give it a ficient way to get rid of snow on comeback D-New Haven, say they could sup­ fees threatened to tax some Hartford, with more than 400,000 If winter does not come, can It was toward the end of the to experience, the vigor of life I proper shove off the front end. the tree. Then I reaiized what what is behind be really spring? was afoot. The neighbor was day that I got the full flavor of was about to enjoy. And I was not It hajidled rather well. But it Admittedly winter did not have winter. It was then that I looked selfish. I generously and merely taking advantage of the P was not a snow that behaved to come all at once, all on one fact that the heavy snow put through the window of a dormer Activists'enter second day (S/iaff87. ment. old Connecticut boy who underwent liver transplant than the staff could handle, said staff member Lea Ryiz. engineers, have been asked to cent. That is a pipe dream worth Shultz is not only an old friend of surgery said he and his wife were shocked when Board members John F. Sullivan and Lt. Col James study the funding question and exploring but not worth counting they heard a donor organ was available for their Rice said the panel is now starting to verify the BERMUDA Kissinger from the Nixon days, but report to the Board of Directors o n .) lie’s not the type to worry about tiny son. applicants’ work backgrounds. “ It was what we’ve been hoping for and praying The board members said no test is yet scheduled to next month. If the firm There is an additional reason Kissinger’s ambitions. for for months,” William Hoffman, of Rocky Hill determine if future applicants are qualified, athough **The Affordable Getaway*’ Commentary ’The result is that, while Kissinger recommends that-.tlie town for acting now. Once the town Conn., said Sunday. test questions for a general examination are on file in spend to get the treatment plant has begun construction, it will hasn’t exactly been invited back into “ We were never sure that we would ever find a the office. project going, then by all means lock in the construction cost in the State Department bunkhouse, he donor. Of course when we did hear about it, we The policy of granting licenses without testing was has at least been tying up his horse the town should do so. 1983 dollars. were just absolutely stunned.” scheduled to end Sept. 30 but was extended until Dec. 3l. at the hitching post. In fact, Shultz ITie youngster, J < ^ Hoffman, who at 14 pounds is Ryiz and R ice refused to point out where the panel’s FEATURES: The state has some money Unless Metcalf & Eddy finds Learning how to think had been quite open about his one of the smallest patients ever to receive a liver regulations or the law allowed the operators to be available to help municipalities something unexpected in their reliance on Kissinger and has in­ transplant, was lls t ^ in critical but stable coiidl- granted licenses without testing, the paper said. Round trip |ot transportation via upgrade treatment plants. State research, the town ought to bite vited him for weekend huddles on tlon Sunday night in the Children’s Hospital inten­ The crane law. which became effective Oct. 1, 1981 DELTA AIRLINES batwoan Hartford officials say they will pick up 30 the bullet and start work on the the Middle East. sive care unit. stated current operators would be allowed to continue Editor’s Note: think about ignorance. Students market, is what is a distinctive set Another little transplant patient, 2-year-old their work for one year without a license, “ provided and Bermuda. percent of the tab of the plant upgrading as soon as it “ Shultz doesn’t know many things Christopher F. Mooney, a Jesuit need a sense of what it means to of value comnjitments? Derek Perryman, of Fredonia, N.Y., who un­ such person shall be required to obtain a license within Manchester project—if the town can. about foreign policy,” an ad­ priest, is academic vice president of know something. 'The really un­ derwent two of the life-saving liver operations one year of the effective date of this act.” Then we must cut across ministration source told my •k Five daya/four nights at the luxurious Fairfield University, educated are those who do not know within a week, also remained in critical condition R ice said that provision was the basis under which the academic disciplines and discover associate Lucette Lagnado. He licenses were granted to current operators without ELBOW BEACH HOTEL. that they do not know. Not knowing Sunday at the hospital. By Christopher F. Mooney, S.J. what we think important for our added a bit sourly that the Critical but stable is the normal condition for and wanting to know is already an testing. students to know. This second secretary's dependence on patients who have just undergone liver transplants, The board’s regulations, however, says “ each appli­ The intellectual unfreedom of educated experience. Students Breakfast and dinner dally at the suggestion, not unrelated to the Kissinger is “ a proiduct of built-in hospital officials said. cant for a crane operator’s license will... be requ ire by today’s college student is should not hear from us only about hotel. first, concerns social and civic incompetence.” A team of surgeons, headed by liver transplant the examination board to take a general examlnatjon widespread because, like most what is known. Undergraduates . responsibility. pioneer Dr. Thomas Starzl, performed the surgery except that upon application to the boad an altenative Americans, they are experiencing a need to see their teachers as also on John in an 11-hour operation during the weekend. method of detemining competency by other than a •k Transfers batwaan the airport and the Inflation is obviously an economic EXACTLY HOW much in­ Berry's World loss of security. There is growing learners, as persons who know how Doctorsjsaid the infant would probably have lived general examination may be accepted.” hotSI. \ confusion in their lives; they face to learn and who are eager to pass problem. But we all know that Infla­ fluence Kissinger has had on Shultz only a few weeks without the operation. The crane law only exempts certain operators from f too much compexlty and ambiguity; on this privileged skill. tion also constitutes a much larger — and on his old critics in the Oval “ So far all the signs are good. A liver transplant licensing, including those working for the federal modem life poses too many threats ’The second intellectual compo­ social problem caused by im­ O ffice — is impossible to pinpoint, of was really his only chance to live more than say a government, utilities or industiral manufacturing i r All tips and taxes at the hotel In­ to their certitudes. nent of an education with vision and moderate pursuit of self-interest on course. But there are some who see month or so. There are a large number of signs to plants, or people engaged in boating, fishing, cluding Bermuda Departure tax A keep track of and really, w e’ve yet to hear anything agriculture or artwriculature. The chief source of this anxiety is meaning has to be how to think the part of large segments of society Kissinger’s hand in President bad,” his father said. energy surcharge. probably the economy. In an era of — labor, business, consumer, Reagan’s Septeinber peace in­ about values. Doctors said the donor organ, from a 6-montb-old political pressure groups — all itiative for the Middle Elast. Sources diminishing expectations, competi­ To be ethical one must know brain-dead Florida girl, appeared to be functioning trying to get more from the say Kissinger has been meeting tion and social tension have sharply why one affirms a certain set a>f properly. 7 economy than it is capable of secretly with various Middle Blast Waste law sought I * cocwaii party. increased, calling forth a survivalist values. This “ why” question is what John suffers from biliary atresia, a congenital mentality that was once common delivering. Do students reflect on officials to push the peace plan, and forces students to think about their defect in which the liver has no bile ducts, mainly among the poor but has how this? has also spoken with Reagan’s chief transplant was his only hope. HAR’TFORD, donn. (U P l) - A business group and •k AAA Escorted. nation’s moralcology and their own spread to the middle class. What do they thiiik about such shuttle diplomat, Philip Habib. Jamie Fiske, a one-year-old girl from several legislators are dissatisfied with a 1961 law op es­ personal meaning system. ’This The affluence of our culture large public issues as government Those who dread tfie resurrection Bridgewater, Mass., suffered from the same ail­ tablishing a hazardous waste disposal site and say they “ why” question ought therefore to following World War II conditioned tax proposals, the new federalism, of Henry Kissinger point to other ment and underwent a similar tran^lant Nov. 5 at w ill push for a more workable statute. be asked in all disciplines. Otherwis.:- the University of Minnesota Hospitals in No applications have been received and none are us as a nation to expanded choice the military budget, cutbacks in associates in the forelgnpoUcy es­ universities could drift further Minneapolis. She is recovering at home and is expected from developers willing to build a hazardous / and immediate self-fulfillment, social programs for the poor, our tablishment: Under Secretary of toward that value neutrality that reportedly doing fine. waste dispMal site. Critics of the law say it is too easy experiences that are now being con­ Latin American and Middle East State Lawrence Elagleburger, Assis­ has been the bane of American Hoffman said be and his wife, Katie, searched for for municipal officials to nix a plant in their town. DEPARTURE DATES tradicted by the realities of- foreign policies? tant Secretary of State Thonus higher education for over a genera­ a liver donor for about seven months, ahd com The Connecticut Business and Industry Association t. Fsbruwy 4-S; 10-14; 24-28 economic limittion. As a nation we are becoming Enders and Robert McFarlane, tion and is in part responsible for mended the donor’s family for a brave decision. said it would cost a developer more than $100,000 simply March 3-7; 7-11 (Hmitad apaca ramalnlng in March) Going to college today does little clvically illiterate. aark’s deputy at the National to apply for a permit with no guarantee of success. our symbols of morality in recent to assuage this sense of lost security Security Council. Other old years gravitating so much to the UNLESS WE find better ways to and anxiety about the future. We are Kissinger buddies who are close to right. educate ourselves as citizens, we eager to initiate our students into the administration, if not officially run the risk of drifting unwittingly Lawyers give Grillo high marks the richness and complexity of the part of it. Include Helmut into a new kind of Dark Age — a culture surrounding them, but we NOW TO some practical Sonnenfeld, William Hyland and time when small cadres of thereby unintentionally deepen their suggestions. Gen. Brent Scoweroft. HARTFORD (UPl) - He isn’t the Connecticut Bar Association. unchanging.” specialists will control knowledge New Haven lawyer John Williams confusion becaue that culture is The first concerns curriculum. A Kissinger, observed one ad­ confirmed yet, but New Haven Attorney Howard Jacobs of New and thus control the decision­ Haven said he’s known Grilld since recalled Grillo’s lighter side — a everywhere in crisis. meaningful curriculum requires dis­ ministration source, “ is everywhere Superior Court Judge Anthony crimination; it cannot be created or making process. Schools and — and very'influential.’’ GriUo is getting good reviews from 1M7 and "b e has always been an hot, sunny day in August 1970 when OlWbyNEA inc What should constitute the vision Grillo was having a difficult time defended on a valueneutral base. It colleges must help students unders­ Opinions vary on the question of lawyers happy to see him nominated excellent student of the law.” He and meaning that a university such said Grillo religiously rends aU state putting a Jury together to hear a nar­ requires Judgments that give tand the process by which policy is Kissinger’s ultimate ho|>es. Most to the state Supreme Court. as Fairfield seeks to connmunlcate “ He has a vast knowledge of the Supreme Court and U.S. Supreme cotics case. ST.. MANCHESTER! “ What's thofipolnt o f bein' a kid, If when school different values to particular areas shaped, and prepare them to make Kissinger watchers assume he’s to its students? Let me single out law and, more Importantly, he Court rulings. *Tt finally reached a point where is dosed, YOU'VE QOTTA SHOVEL SNOW? " and courses. What we ask ourselves, informed discriminating working up brownie points against two intellectal components. knows how to make use of that “ He Just has a love for the law,” we simply ran out of Jurors,” CALL WOlllf 646-7096 the day when Oeorge Bush may then, before yielding to some im­ Judgements on questions that w ill knowledge,” said Jack Evans, a Jacobs said. “ It is an exciting thing Williams said. “ And Judge Grillo THE FIR)4T ought to be how to mediate demand of the academic affect the nation’s future. need a secretary of state. New Haven lawyer and president of for him, not something stagnant and was very unhappy.” B - M ANCHESTER HERALD . Mon., Jan. 17, 1983 M ANCHESTER HERALD , Mon.. 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Baltimore.' tradamus accurately predicted Army officer tries to make a Phillip Marlowe diacovera 3D - Independent Network blackmail and murder, as wall 88 - NSC Nawa Ovamight 8 - MOVIE: 'WhOiO Ufa U It "H e was a member of the loyalist Bomi CAN 0 F 2 N the rise of Hitler and other his­ hero out of a North Korean pilot. Newt (39 - Independent Network Expulsion shows 331 - Sports Look Anyway* A man paralyzed from torical figures. Orson Welles Newa as love. Humphrey Bogart legal system and therefore a (R) 32) - NCAA Baakatball; Lauren Bacall. 1940. 1:45 A.M. the neck down fights to make (39 39 - Alice narrates. 1981. Rated PG. C5D - The Merv Show Syracuea at Boatdn College 8 - MOVIE: ‘A Plaeo of tha hit own decisions. Richard legitimate target,” a caller IS D -N o w t Orayfuss, John Cassavetas. 3 D - Monayline (29 - NCAA- Baakatball: - American Music ® ) - MOVIE: T h . Extwmlna- 10:45 P.M. Aotton* Two crooka ora black- claiming to be an Irish Republican Syracuse at Boston College CSD 39 8 - MOVM: -Swinging mallod Into aiding a oommunHy Rated R. i Awards tor' A Vietnam war veteran (22 - R .pott.r 41 anti-press mood Army spokesman said in a coded telephone message to a Belfast VELAMINTS JHIRMACK Edilora note: Ruth Gruber, UPI’s Under the assumption that this radio station. ASTHO-GBAPH Warsaw eorreapondent, waa was a routine package of film of ‘"rhe fact that he was a Roman SHAMPOO OR expelled from Poland laat week, (Solidarity leader) Lech Walesa Catholic was irrelevant,” the caller Bernice Bede Osol accuaed of gathering from a regular photographer we said. CONOmONER Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby used, m y secretary went to pick it “ intelligence material.” She was Doyle was dead on arrival at a PE0.0F3 8B«VI,VA0B0BT up. She did not return. the longest serving accredited hospital after being shot at the When to break rules American correspondent for a After I spent hours trying to trace wheel of his car about 100 yards i V e j a r g j o ^ major news organisation in the her, police came to the office at 6:30 from the church where he had 102. shows when it is proper to ^Bfarthday country.) p.m. with a summons for me to go to attended mass, police said. i V e t a r n j O ^ BOTTli lead low from 'Q-x or J-x their headquarters as a “ witness In instead of the normal top of By Ruth E. Qruber ’The gunmen escaped in a car later January 18,19S3 a case” they refused to discuss. IvelaiTiinfs’ CREST NOIITH l-lT^I a doubleton.” This coming year you may be a RERUN (UPI) - It was a week found abandoned in a Protestant 4 8 7 5 Oswald: "South is in a I was told I would be there for an area about a mile from the church, 4AJ93 Httio realless, but It will actually that began with my first day off hour. But I was held for nearly 24 TOOTH proper four-heart contract. work to your benefit. Instead of police said. ♦ J In a diqdlcate game, three since October and ended with a 10- hours. Interrogated for about seven ■ K I R I A I K 4KQ J82 sitting on ideas, you'll find hour drive through snow and rain Moat political parties. Including FASTI out of four pairs w o w get outfota and ways to put them hours about the mysterious film ARTI-PERSPMAHT WEST e a s t there and two of those three Into action. from Warsaw to West Berlin. package that my questioners said the moderate Catholic Social OISPOSABLE Y'KNOW.OOP, LIFE HAS SURE IMPROVEP I THAT'S FOR SUPPER'S ON, b o y s !/ LET'S ( OICAY) \HOLV MACKEREL! 4 A 10542 4JS would make i t " . CAFfUCOHN (Doe. 22-Jan. 18) I bad been expelled from Poland, contained photographs of “ military Democratic and Labor Party, con­ COME AND S E T IT! [ SO, I I ...... / VWXILDUUH ROLL-OR HOW THAT STRETCH LAABODB GONE) V SURE! W lO « W 52 Jim: "East wins the first Because you have an Inquiring a country 1 had covered since before objects” and about my contacts in demned the shooting. OOP! \ ■ lx LOOKIT THAT' 41076 8AKt>l2 trick with his king of C5 mind, eager to seek new Infor­ the birth of the Solidarity union the provinces. 4A84 4553 ' diamonds. There is no rea­ ‘ "The killing is a grim reminder of mation, you'll acquire knowl­ movement in the summer of 1560. son to continue the suit and A colleague wrote that I was the kind of gunslinging justice that 4.6 OZ. SOUTH edge which could be quite ben- The clumsy circumstances sur­ 4KQS he has an automatic shift to eflclaf to you in the future. expelled on the "surreal” grounds the IRA would impose on Catholics M 02. TUK a spade. If be ia g normal rounding my expulsion must be seen •omi 4KQ874 Order now: The NEW Astro- that, as the government put it, I had and Protestants alike in a united l( in the c o n t^ t of an escalating cam­ 4Q34 good player he will lead his Qraph Matchmaker wheel and “collected information of an In­ Ireland,” said James Molyneaux, UKk. Sooth w ill cover with booklel which reveals romantic 410 7 paign by Polish officials against the telligence nature” although Protestant leader of the Ulster the queen or king. Then combinations, compatibllltias Western media. "without criminal intent.’’ No Unionists. Valaerable: Nettber there will be no more spade for all signs, tells how to get The day my secretory was lured Dealer: West tricks for the defense m ice along with others, finds rising charges were brought against me. to a Warsaw train atotion by an There was no immediate com­ e South aalU be able to draw signs, hidden qualities, plus North East SooM anonymous calleuPme official My exit from Poland was a bit sur­ ment from provisional Sinn Fein, CLAIROL trumps and set up dummy’s more. Mail 62 to Astro-Qraph, RITE A ID 14 14 14 Box 469, Radio City Station, government press onice put out a real In itself. As I drove toward the legal political wing of the IRA, 34 clubs for discards." H K E 'N E A S Y P u t 34 N.Y. 10019. Send an additional booklet describing Western news Berlin in a snowstorm with a U.S. which aims to unite Northern conoM 44 Pan Pan Oswald; “ If Bast is an embassy officer in my car that was expert he w ill lead bla three SI for your Capricorn Astro- reports about Poland as a "panoply Ireland, now ruled by Britain, with Qraph predictions for 1983. Be loaded down by luggage and with my HAIR COLOR of spades. South w ill play bla of garbage.” the Irish Republic. SWABS sure to Include birth date. cat, I was stopped for speeding. u a r n m v u M t r'M STARTING A NEW ^ L V A N P r A R E \ W OULP \ ------O N s e c o N P king or queen. West win take AOUARNIS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) A tough law and order judge, Opening lead; his ace and lead back a. low ’Die young police officers in the EKERCI9E PRDGFJAM GOING TO WALK. A I ‘tO U l i k e ) V/HV N O T / THOUGHT, r 46 Today is just the opposite from I bad been attacked in the Polish Doyle was a controversial figure in spade. Now East’s jack will radar car were pleasant and when TOWDF^RCW, PEAR t y COUPLE OF MILE9 / T O JO IN J W HAT T IM E HUF?T M V yesterday. The methods or media several times in the past Northern Ireland’s legal circles FK6. E V E BR O W force South’s other spade they 'realized who I was, almost E V E R V p------US? ARE VOU meant tor acquiring material year, but I had no inkling that any with a reputation for haiti sentences OFIOO G O IN G VESTERPAV'" honor and West wUl collect gains off-limits to you then are treated me as a celebrity. P A V .' / FANTASTIC.' ^ ? By Oiwald JjMwby action such as this was being and quicktempered-outbursts from VERV SENSIBLE. r P B E T T E R the setting trick with his ten now vrithln bounds. ’They explained they had to give and Jamcf Jacoby spot." prepared against me. WAIT.' FISCBB (Fob. 2e-Mareh 20) If me a ticket, but as one of them said, the bench. Jim; "Note the same you are whore there are a lot ol TTie scenario began ’Tuesday with tearing it from the pad, “ Here is a But unlike previous IR a targets in Oswald; “What do you lua- result if East held the queen ttranga faces today, don't be the anonymous call saying film for s o n WHITE last souvenir from Poland ... Drive the judiciary, he rarely dealt with geat for thia week’s theme?'' instead of the jack. The low shy. Meetlifb new people with the U P I bureau would be arriving carefully and have a safe trip.” terrorist cases. RITE AID Jim: “Let’s abow exam- lead would neat South. The trash Ideas could be just the lift from Gdansk. SURE A plea of times to break the queen lead would let blnq you're looking lor. USH T BULBS normal rulei of defensive make the band. AlOiB (Mareh 21-AprU 18) R A T U R A L 48, M . 73 M 108 wans play. Today’s example (NKWSPAPBR ■NTraPRiaB ANN.) Ambitious Ideas and concepts will be swimming around In MAXISHIELDS your head today. Develop 'Black box' is found from plane MQU JS)»«L4TMO»1 them. They’re not as far- FR0.0FM A C R O M 60 Against Anawtr to Praviout Puzzia fotched as you my first think. WM TAURUS (AprB 20-May 20) e a u o N ' C I Housing DOWN (ju u ii) ■ in n iitj ■ (JUJU Those with whom you'll be JUG □□□□■CIIIBD aaaoclatlng today could that croshed in Turkish blizzard agency (aibbr.) He HA^ RAPEP5, Price □oananDnE] Impress you with their thinking 4 Fadsril Invaa- ratlin Dnn ciunnc] and viewpoints. There’s much tigating body Her Majaaty's BUT M O ^ ship (abbr.) DDD to gain by ad|ustlng to their 7 Sunshine Raaidant of □LoidD ncjannuDu phllosophlei. ANKARA, ’Turkey (UPI) op THEM /V5P state (abbr.) Vienna □aann nni3 □□□ OCMBH (May 21-June 20) — Aviation officials today 10 Rhea Ward off □ a n G i a n c i d g b d Clever youl You'll know how to recovered the “ black box” ^ R H E A ID 5Lj^poPNAX. II Dacraass □nnDDDnn □nan put Into action what others are ASCRIPTHI Engliab □□o nniDKMw recording the last minutes 12 Omallo villain broadcoatari merely talking about wanting to of a Turkish Airlines 14 Psrfuma □unnn nan unu do, leaving them standing In TABLETS Dwr ^ain and □□nannannnaGD jetliner that crashed and 16 Slaps rartugst awe. ASFMmWITNMAAU)X« □nnlanGnBtDnna ' burst into flames in a blin­ CAPS 15 Bushy clump ClonJiad □ G n I Q G ^ in I n n n n CANCCR (June MsAily 22) If (Brit) hand Ihoro It aomelhing you want to ding snowstorm, killing 46 19 Spoil Lagiatativo on- 25 Bodies of 38 Flees wWi Hod out about, don't Just alt of the 67 people on boaid. T m a v e s i - i 7 Bomi • o m i 21 Poetic actmont water 41 Football ttwro and stew. Talk to those Heavy snow fell as in­ OFM contraction Child's marWa 27 Plosaod ' loaguo (abbr.) who'll give you straight vestigators searched the o n s i WMwora. CAFSUIBi 22 Wsavar of Concorsing 28 Olminutivt suf­ 42 Atop scattered, burned-out tho ear fix 43 Kind of knife fats L IO (July 26-Aua. 22) Tasks wreckage of the Boeing 727 iN U 'jO O m L M t WHATi? WHAT'^'HOUK IT O D ^ 'T Long time 30 Slint 46 MinorsI 24 Conform to Fiat siicrsft whldt roqulro bralnwork or before finding the box that PlAfcflOSI^i >2 Garagt 47QuHarpeit ahspo (abbr.) ■ dMp coQoontratlon should be records a plane's flight and 25 Roligioua vwrkar 48 Damons 20 Baasbsll a plooo of cake lor you today. instrument readings and donominsUon playarMsI 33 Sketch 60 Dtmlnutiva Now la tho time to tackle such 25 BIMIcal 34 Hllrrilo being proloctt. the voices of the cockpit KODAK FORMULA chorsetor 22 Birthmarks 35 Vox 62 Ssmo (prafix) crew. 27 Kind of board 23 Mlaealltny 38 Foi aoos)yo 63 6ntka ayoa VMMO (Aug. 22-SobL 22) The black box was turned COLOR FILM 28 Ahio to survivo24 Hottiloferoo pronoun 54 POMOSt Owtng to your optlmlatic attl- over to a team of ludo, ovary place you go today 31 Florldoeity TIT B' Ti |i ir n ' n specialists inveatlgatlng 36 Qrookregian you'K turn all doalliiM with oth- Sunday’s crash— the worst ara Into Mn olfalra. Thiw'k wsl- l4IXF0IIMIt 36 Of It i> 40Z. obnw your protonoo. involving a Turkish air­ JOL ■ n V n j S L 37 Cling liner in more tljan six C-1IE •OTTU AOCosch UM IA (BapL 22-Oet 21) You years. L O e » o 41 Lump# •houM ba ia a rocoptlva mood OecO 44 Big door today for tuggaoUona conoom- The jetliner slammed Into the end of a runway, 45 Exclamation B" IT kig what you con do to moka BatBMriwwuwawFoaaaFBKMi of horror (2 your homa a bottor plaoa In exploded into flames and llBUWBttaiMWi i n mviiaM.171 133.1183 I SURE HCJFETHE wda.) 29 which to Hva. Ask Iota pf quoo- disintegrated into pieces 46 Flool post 1 Uono. on landiiig. TVREPAIPMAAN 2t office (abbr.) SCORPIO (Oet B44IW. 22) Doctors said 46 initial BRINdtS THE 6ET eVOC Technicians today pieced carrying 67 people, in­ 4** ' 47 From Thla It ona of thoaa days whan survivors, all with bums were Turkish citizens -raAAORROW. II together the last minutes cluding the crew of seven. 45 Author Uvln •odoHxIng wVI not Intorfara and other injuries, were employed in West Ger­ RITE AID PHARMACIES _ 1 of the flight, listening to 49Notfwr « « h your purpooao. In fact, brought to five local many, officials said. funoh doloa for huabwaa roo- the control tower’s taped Prim e Minister Bulend M Aflspico h ^ltals but only 21 were Diplomats said there ENFIELD EAST HARTFORD | 85 Asorsfi'a rivsr aona ora raoemmandad conversation with the pilot Usulu, who went to the 'I? aUve today, bringing the were ttgg foreigners on the • 271 ELLINGTON RD. 1 86 EMrsaoosory during bis approach to cra^ scene with Interior •95 ELM STREET-PHARMACY PH. 745 4121 •AO irrAIM M (Nov. 22-008. death toll to 46. Three of flight but two male poreoplion 2 t) Book woya to honor your Ankara’s Eseribdga Air­ Minister Selahaitin Cetlner MANCHESTER PHARMACY PH: 528-611 5| ' the injured were released passengers, Edward (abbr.) in n lot In Mo and thora’i a good S-\ port in visibility officials and other government of­ Monday. Gregory and Peter Edward •361 MAIN STREET-PHARMACY PH; 649 9110 67 Former labor ohonea you’ll find thorn. OnM put at only ISO yards. ficials, issued a sUtement 1 M up (abbr.) you put your mind to tha took, The rest o f the snrvivan Andrews, both believed to The plane, on a flight saying he was "deeply IIN sw l ydu|N oomo up wHh ooma groat ‘ were being treated for be British, died and Iraen t i W9M. from Frankfurt, West Ger­ sorry” and offered his con­ ■SuiM.'a,..v.miv.u.w,nii» 1-17 68 Mtydsy signtl severe buitis, they said. Durle, of .France, was in­ j d PNxtirtrwfflnfitBi tgmi many, via Istanbul, was dolences to the nation. i * Magy of the pasaengen jured. M ANCHESTER HERALD , Mon.. Jan. 17, 1983- 1 0 - MANCHESTER H E fiALD , Mon., Jan. 17, 1983 Pentagon gives Home ■■ FOCUS/ plan for n-war V ', - . J 'A'.'' . s Continued from page I in a section dealing with a possible U.S.-Soviet global conflict, the Pen­ \ V ' ' major military competition” aimed tagon planners urged: at making Soviet arsenals obsolete. “ Encouragement and, if possible, • The Arm y should develop a logistic support will be provided to ’•/li medium-range missile to replace China‘s military initiatives that the nuclear-tipped Lance rocket would fix Soviet ground, air and ■ ■ deployed in Western Europe. The i F4p F - naval forces in the U.S.S.R.’s far Marines should create a nuclear , < capability for the AV-8B Harrier, an eastern territories.” advanced U.S. version of the ‘ ‘jump The Pentagon also envisions a A t-* 'll V je t” Britain used against Argentina “ major conflict” should the Soviets in the Falklands war in April. attempt to seize oil reserves of the • ‘The Air Force “ should plan” to Persian Gulf with conventional fly random patrols with AWACS — forces. Airborne Warning and Control Syctetn — aircraft around the U.S. T H E R EG IO N is sd vital,- the periphery beginning in fiscal 1984 as document says, preparations must part of its air defense system. be made for introducing U.S. forces “ should it appear that the security T H E T H R U S T of tbe document of access to Persian Gulf oil is presumes Soviet military capability threatened,” even though not in­ to threaten U.S. destruction, a vaded outright. There is no need to theme administration officials have wait for an invitation from used publicly as the rationale for oil-producing allies, it said. Reagan’s unprecedented peacetime rearmament. Congress increasingly “ Our principal objectives are to has begun questioning the wisdom of assure the continued access to Per­ that buildup. sian Gulf oil and to prevent the In a brief but intriguing paragraph Soviets from acquiring political- military control of the oil directly or through proxies,” it said. “ It is e s -' Workshop set sential that the Soviet Union be con­ fronted with the prospect of a major % BOLTON — Tbe high school will conflict should it seek to reach oil sponsor a financial aid workshop resources of the gulf.” Monday, 7:30 p.m., at th^ school on The Pentagon also said the nation Brandy Street. must prepare to “ wage war effec­ Frank R'. A. Resnick, director of tively" from outer space, and it financial aid at Central Connecticut barred any treaty which bans space- State College, will be the keynote based weapons, saying such =* speaker. weapons “ add a new dimension to Herald photo by Pinto Topics to be discussed include the our military capabilities.” current legislative scene, purpose of TREES AND SHRUBS ALONG BIGELOW STREET RETAIN SNOW financial aid, determining the cost PR E V IO U S administrations have But plows and shovels had cleared off street, sidewalk by this morning. of higher education, understanding not emphasized m ilitary use of need analysis, how financial awards space in this way, but the framers of are made, questions and answers, the study say they are “ are deter­ and more. mined to exploit the technology” For more information, call the now available to weapons and space Town weathers storm with ease school at 649-6177. engineers, sources said. Continued from page 1 Tolland County, but none resulting East Catholic and Cheney Tech and you’re going to sell thai stuff, just as in serious injuries. a basketball contest Involving you know you’re going to sell morning to treat areas not com­ Manchester Police reported about Manchester Community College. sprinklers during a drought in the Obituaries pletely cleared, he said. 15 accidents, all minor, with no In Hartford, the Whalers managed summer, right?” Larson said most state roads — in­ serious injuries. to play their game, beating New However, Dorin admitted some cluding the Interstates — were in “ Most people exercised good judg­ Jersey 2-1. But when two of the surprise that it wasn’t just emergen­ Mathilda M. Chavarlar donations may be made to St. Vin­ “ relatively safe condition for the ment and stayed home,” said Patrol three officials could not make it to cy storm customers who braved the Mathilda M. Cheverier, 79, of 26 cent DePauI Society, in care of 100 average motorists,” this morning CaptI Joseph H. Brooks. the Civic Center in time. Whalers elements Saturday. Clinton St., died today at St. Francis Porter St., Manchester. although he said some isolated areas Mickey Volcan and New Jersey’s “ I had a lot of regular customers NORTHEAST UTILITIES Herald photos by Tarquinio Hospital and Medical Center. She of packed snow remained. As of this Garry Howatt were pressed into doing a lot of regular business,” said Evelyn T. Shoor reported no power outages in the was the wife of the late Nelson P. morning, he said, many secondary service as linesmen. Dorin. “ People were buying clocks Evelyn T. Shoor, 70, of West Hart­ Manchester area this weekend. Cheverier. roads still were covered with snow Most other public and sporting and things, not just shovels. We KITCHEN IN URIANO HOME IS FOCAL POINT OF HOUSE ford, died Sunday at St. Francis Most of the blackouts were in the She was born in Island Pond, Vt. and he urged caution. events were canceled. were doing a brisk hardware . . . room set off with pine floors and fireplace. on July 14, 1903. She came to Hospital and Medical Center. She Willirhantic and Danielson area and was the sister of Harold J. Shoor and Larson said clearance operations business. I heard it was the same at Manchester two years ago and this weekend were aided by light along the coast, a Northeast WHERE SNOW shovels were Caldor. Caldor closed at 5 and they Creighton Shoor, owners of Shoor Utilities spokesman said. At least 8,- sold, business was brisk. before that had lived in Coventry for traffic on the roads, apparently had to throw the people out.” Brothers Jewelers of Manchester. 000 customers lost power Saturday. 10 years. She was a communicant of because early predictions of heavy “ We were very busy with people She also leaves another brother, MANCHESTER WAS on the Urianos studied, then built St James Church, Manchester. snow allowed motorists to plan Several shpotboy sports matches buying shovels,” said Robert Doiin, Alan Shoor of Newington and a high side of the accumulation scale She leaves three sons. Nelson ahead. were postponed owing to the storm, owner of Manchester Hardware and sister, Ruth Horowitz of West Hart­ around the state. Accumulations Cheverier of Windsor, Damase State Police reported no serious including hockey games involving Supply Co., at 877 Main St. “ I ’ve ford. ranged from 3 inches at Bridgeport Cheverier and Edmund Cheverier, traffic accidents on the Manchester Manchester High School and Blast only had the store three years and both of West Hartford; five Funeral services will be Tuesday to 8 inches at Bradley International at 2:30 p.m. in the chapel of Weins­ area Interstates. They reported a Catholic, wrestling matches in­ it’s been the same every snowstorm. daughters, Mrs. Pearl Milvae and ‘‘rash of minor accidents” in volving Manchester High School, It’s just pretty normal, you know Airport in Windsor Locks. Mrs. Arbutos Shepp, both of tein Mortuary, 640 Farmington Two j^esign-it-yourselfers fell how Ellington, Mary Jane Pascarelli of Ave., Hartford. Manchester, Albertha Lipski of Friend,s may call af her home, 200 West Hartford, and Madeline Brace Road, West Hartford, through Transient is arrested in larceny was very inexpensive,” Mrs. Uriano Underneath is a braided rug. The Cheverier of East Hartford; two Saturday. Memorial contributions By Susan Plese Mrs. Uriano. “ It took a lot of tim e.” says. The former porch is the family room is papered in a dark, small brothers, Euclid Henri of Island may be made to the American Herald Reporter Next time, she says, they would still A transient was arrested Sunday warrant. She was released' on |33 of Jan. 31. room. print colonial pattern. Pond and Treffle Henri of New Cancer Society, or to a charity of the der the influence ’Thursday. Court do the finishing themselves, but and charged with third-degree bond and ordered to appear in court '• Craig Ostrout, 22, of 33 O’Leary date is Feb. 1; It’s not quite the little house in the The kitchen is the focal point of In front of the kitchen is the dining Hampshire; a sister, Laura Henri of donor‘s choice. would wait to move in until larceny and risk of injury to a next Monday; Drive, charged early this morning woods that Goldilocks ran across the whole house. It is dark — room, done in shades of rose with light Windsor, 24 grandchildren; 24 Arthur J. Healey Sr. • Randolph P. Scott, 39, of South everything was complete. minor, police said today. with driving under the influence and one fine summer day. But the house enclosing the porch also cut out green accents. Wallpaper imitates a great-grandchildren; and several • Wayne T. Newhouse, 24, of Blast Windsor, arrested Sunday by , Arthur J. Healey Sr., 63, of South Michael C, Isham, 17, of no Cer­ reckless driving near Broad Street. in a clearing on 65 Robert Road AN YO N E W H O has considered much of the sunlight — but the room stencil pattern; windows are nieces and nephews. Hartford, charged Saturday with Manchester police on a South Wind­ Windsor, died Friday at Newington tain address,. was axrpsted after His court date is Feb. 1; looks every bit as inviting as the building has heard the nightmare is warm and inviting. decorated with swag valances that Funeral services will be driving under the influence. He was sor warrant which charges him with Vet9ran‘s Hospital. He was the hus­ police received a report of a stolen • Wilfred P. Smith, 18, of 130 home of the storybook bears. stories. Foundations that crack, The floor is made of random- Mrs'. Uriano made. Wednesday at 8:15 a m. from the released on a written promise to fourth-degree larceny, failure to band of Domenica C. Healey and the truck at 571 Tolland ‘Turnpike. Spruce St., charged with breach of. It’s cold outside; swirls of smoke builders who don’t show up, subcon­ width pine, polyurethaned to a Behind those swags is an in­ Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main appear in court Feb. 1; appear and issuing a bad check; brother of Mrs. Lois Sullivan of His court date is Feb. 7 in peace and interfering with police by tractors who don’t get work finished satiny shine. It's beautiful, but Mrs. teresting story. When Mrs. Uriano St., Manchester with a mass of • from the center chimney of the Manchester. Manchester Superior Court. resisting arrest regarding a civil on time. Uriano says it's very hard to take papered the room, she also Resurrection at 9 a m. at St. James • Mark Antonucci, 27, of South • Charles Moody, 32, of 810 Birch massive brown-sbingled colonial He also leaves three sons, Arthur Unrelated arrests police an­ Surprisingly, the Urianos had care of. purchased matching fabric to up­ Church, Manchester. Burial will be Windsor charged Friday with fifth-'' disturbance Saturday. His court St., charged S atu r^y with driving beg one to come inside. J. Healey Jr. and James F. Healey, nounced today are; degree larceny and third-degree date is Jan. 31; none of these problems. ‘The bouse “ The builder tried to talk me out holster the chair seats. Since the in St. Mary‘s Cemetery, Coventry. under the Influence and cited with ‘ It’s been five years since owners' both of South Windsor and Joseph R. • Deborah Fetko, 29, of Rockville, • ’Thaddeus Valenski, 32, of South was ready right on target, knotty of it — I should have been,” she says fabric was expensive, however, she Friends may call at the funeral forgery on a warrant. He was driving under suspension. Court Donna and Daniel Urlano decided to Healey in California; a daughter, arrested last week on a parking problems surfaced only after the with a laugh. didn’t make matching curtains. home Tuesday from 6 to 9 .p.m. released on a W PA for a court date Windsor, charged with driving un­ date is Feb. 1. build a house on the three-quarter Cynthia Healey of East Hartford; a family moved in. Then, on a trip to Ohio, 'Mrs. M em orial contributions may be acre property, using their own IN T H E W IN T E R , the pine con­ brother, two other sisters; and four First problem — the kitchen. It Uriano found her solution. A friend made to the American Cancer ^ i e - plans. tracts with the cold, leaving wide grandchildren. To get a photo back once it has appeared in print in the They perused piagazines, called was built in back of the house, with of the friend she was visiting ty, 237 E. Center St., Manchester. Funeral services were today from cracks that are hard to clean. And N-plant Housing values Manchester Herald, simply come to the Manchester on their own imaginations, then con­ an attached screened-in porch. happened to be redecorating. On its the floor must be polyurethaned John P. Sullivan Samsel Funeral Home, South Wind­ Herald, Bralnard Place, and ask at the reception desk. sulted the builder, Barney Peter­ Everything looked great in the way out was a shower curtain in the every year. John P. Sullivan, 67, of 73 Sylvan sor. Memorial contributions may be Sorry, we canhbt return photos by mail unless a self- plans. same pattern as Mrs. Uriano s man, who worked with them to con­ The modem kitchen is decorated St., Avon, form erly of Manchester, made to the American Cancer alert ends addressed s ta m ^ envelope is submitted. “ But once we got the counters in wallpaper. are up in state struct the house, located on the with antiques. A child's oak chest of died Sunday. He was deputy com­ Society, 237 E. Center St., ATHENS, Ala. (UPI) - Of­ former Bidwell farm. and the com er fireplace, we found it Clever use of her shears and a lit­ missioner of the Bureau of Manchester. drawers at the end of a counter is ficials said there was no danger The plans were drawn up in was too small,” Mrs. Uriano says. tle Yankee ingenuity turned that old Aeronautics of the state Depart­ topped with a potted parsley plant. from a coolant system malfunc­ HARTFORD (UPI) — The median value of a March, Mrs. Uriano says, and the shower curtain into swags for all the ment of Transportation. He was the Wllljam Mayer* •St* In the far com er is the brick tion that leaked radioactive single-family house rose more than 150 percent in family moved in in July. To save ACTUALLY, it wasn’t the windows. One scarcely notices the husband of Grace IGuinanI Sullivan. William Meyers of Manchester fireplace set off with open shelves water into the Tennessee River Connecticut over the decade of the 1970s to |OT,400, state Independent money, the tffianos decided to do all room’s size that was the real seams where they were pieced He was born in Manchester on died Thursday at Hartford Hospital. NEW COLONIAL IN THE WOODS HAS ANTIQUE TOUCHES above. Mrs. Uriano specifically and prompted a 10-hour alert at officials said today. the finishing themselves, and faced problem. It was the fam ily’s size. together. March 17. 1915 and had lived in town He was the husband of Dorothy Insurance asked the builder to put in the the nation‘s largest nuclear weeks of papering, painting and Lured by the fireplace, all five of .... fdmlly has decorated with wood, brick and stencils Passing through the dining room, for many years. He was a member Meyers. Analysis of data from the 1980 census showed the me­ shelves to show off her collection of plant. Center, Inc. decorating. Carpets were down, but them settled permanently in the one enters the foyer also papered in of the Knights of Columbus of He also leaves three daughters, dian value of single-family houses statewide rose to the pewter. The alert ended Sunday night the walls were bare, unsized kitchen. With all those people under­ Manchester. He joined the DOT in Linda Beckett of Crowley, La., Joan '367,400 mark from the |K,500 mark reflected In 1970 So the fam ily went back to the was pressed into use simply.by in­ In front of the fireplace is a long and normal operations resumed sheetrock. foot, Mrs. Uriano couldnT get her Pleane turn to page 13 1973 after spending 35 years with Meyers of New Britain, and Karen census data, the Connecticut Census Data Center said. drawing board. ‘The enclosed porch stalling walls and insulation. “ It harvest table and chairs. at the plant. “ I wouldn’t recommend it,” says work done. United Technologies, Hamilton Meyers, at home; and one grand­ Browns Ferry, the site of the Standard Division. He also served as daughter. Based on the 1980 census, median housing values in nation’s worst nuclear accident the DOT'S deputy commissioner of Funeral services were private. the state ranged from a low of $40,100 in tbe eastern until Three M ile Island claimed the Bureau of Planning and Greater Hartford Funeral ^rvices Connecticut town of Sterling to $188,700 in the Fairfield the distinction in 1979, was Research. and Chapels Lt., Hartford, had County town of New Canaan, the center said. placed on alert at 8:50 a.m. CST Yogurt cultures get no respect here ' Statewide, the median value of $67,400 in 1980 7 He was a past president and direc­ charge of arrangements. Sunday when engineers dis­ tor of the National Aerospace Ser­ represented a 164 percent increase over the 1970 figure, covered that a coolant system in the center said. I Doin. CIC ion Norrto, CFCU vices Association. He was due to H*l*n D. Roch* anyway? Someplace next to his gail biadder? Unit 3 had twice leaked traces of ‘The 12 communities with the highest median housing at you. retire Feb. 1 from DOT. ' Helen D. Roche, 68, of 14 Pearl I ’m glad I ’m not an ad writer. Advertising language radioactive water into the river. values in 1960 all had median values of $100,000 or more. But quiet elegance? In a bedspread? A noisy elegant But this next one is my favorite all-time ad. I dare Besides his wife he I'eaves four St., died Sunday at the home of her confuses me. Actually I ’ve been collecting strange ads Alabama health and civil Ten of the dozen top-ranked communities were in Fair- bedspread would probably be a tailored fuschia velour you to read this with a straight face. Not a giggle, sons, John W. Sullivan of daughter in Stafford Springs. She for a while, in the hopes that someday I'll be able to defense offices were notified and field County, the data center said. remember. Manhasset, Long Island, N.Y., was the w ife of the late John Roche. you*re with hand-knotted fringe made of alpaca hair. TVA, a giant federal utility that make sense of them. The ad said, ’‘You’ll respect the active yogurt James P. Sullivan of West Palm She was bom in Willsboro, N.Y. on Connections ()ulet elegance. I think it’s a euphemism for boring. operates the three-reactor plant, Take the package in the supermarket that reads, Beach, Fla., William L. Sullivan of April 16, 1914 and had been a resi­ not made of But the ad w riter can’t say that, because no one would culture.” Well, active yogurt cultures are better than staffed its emergency control “ Genuine Chicken Parts,” for instance. Does the word East Hartford and Mark F. Sullivan dent of the Hartford-Manchester By Susan Plese want to buy a boring bedspread, especially for the low, passive ones, I suppose, unless all those cultures jum­ centers in Chattanooga, “ genuine” define the chicken or the parts? Herald Reporter of Bristol; three daughters, Mrs. area since 1956. Before retiring she low price of $49.99. ping around in your refrigerated section give you a Knoxville, and Muscle Shoals, Either way, it doesn’t make any sense. I never heard Mary-Judith Bermingham of West had worked for Mott’s Super­ Real estate writers deal in euphemisms too. At least nervous stomach. Ala. The Nuclear Regulatory of any food store that could get away with selling fake Hartford, Margo-Ann Sullivan of markets in East Hartford. Commission also was notified. they used to, until everybody caught on to the fact that New Britain, Grace G. Sullivan in money! chicken parts. She leaves a son, Thomas Roche TVA terminated the alert at “ handyman’s special” means that the house doesn’t IT ’ S JUST that I never thought about respecting New Hampshire; a brother, Philip of Rocky Hill; a daughter, Mrs. 2for1 These days, no one is. With prices “ Yes, lady, this looks like a chicken thigh. But it’s .■ \ 7:17 p.m. A site alert is the se­ rising as fast as they are now. it have a roof. any kind of yogurt cultures. There are lots of things 1 J. Sullivan of Manchester; two Helen Desmarais of Stafford not. It’s a clever imitation made of polypropylene. If cond of four nuclear event makes good sense to save money respect. Christmas traditions. Old people. Winston sisters, Mrs. Margeret Carvey of Springs, and six grandchildren. you try to put it in the oven it will melt and coat the classifications and indicates that * HAIR PIECE SALE ★ anywhere you can. So look to your Manchester and Mrs. Mary Carter Funeral services will be Tuesday insurance (or possible savings. EITHER THATt or there isn’t any indoor plum­ Churchill. a “ potential serious event has oc­ shelves with black guck, and you’ll have to call the o f Glastonbury; and 12 at 8:15 a.m. from the Watkins I SAW AN AD the other day for a bedspread. The bing. Or the previous owners lived there for 50 years I've made it a point never to respect yogurt cultures. curred.” BUY ONE AT OUR REGULAR repairman on his day off, and it’ll cost you $87.” grandchildren. Funeral Home, 142 E. Center St. Call us lor a quote bn Great American writer said it had “ quiet elegance.” Now what is with 75 cats. Or when you step into the kitchen the I just wouldn't feel comfortable doing something like “ The leak was so small that auto or homeowners insurance. II Maybe “ genuine” modifies chicken. Maybe it means Funeral services will be with a mass of Resurrection at 9 PRICE — QET THE SECOND that. How can y6u respect something you eat for our technical people could barely you're not made ol money, a Great the chicken was sincere, a regular good guy, before he “ quiet elegance?” floor collapses and you find yourself In a heap next to Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. from the a.m. in St. James Church, ONE FREEI STOCKS ONLY. lunch? detect it,” said Craven Crowell, American auto or homeowners hit the chopping block. It must be the opposite of noisy elegance. We all can the furnace. John F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 Manchester. Burial will be in Mount U rg e Satoetkm of Colera. W# otoo do policy is made lor you. guess what noisy elegance is, when the terms are There was an ad that came with the Sunday paper No, I think I ’ll take my genuine chicken parts, throw ■W. Center St., Manchester with a TVA director of information. g w Aonacwi Would you care? Would it bother you if he was an un­ St. Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield. •toamlns, pnmlng, oondWonlng. doanlno, * « V « * * C ( COM»**a«% them into the oven, open up a package of perfectly ‘The alert was called o ff after a savory character who turned his own mother into the applied to people. last week that really got me to thinking. It was mass of Christian burial at 10:30 Friends may call at the funeral valve alignment returned the ole. to koop your hafrptooo looking groat. Noisy elegance is Margaret Thatcher playing “ Lady promoting a new kind of fruit juice. “ Look for it in respectable yogurt cultures, and have a seat on the a.m. at St. James Church, home today from 7 to 9 p.m. butcher and sold his w ife’s eggs to buy com mash? Unit 3 cooling system to service. of Spain” on the accordion. Noisy elegance is what sofa in my handyman’s special living room. Manchester. Burial will be in St. Memorial donations may be made to 646-6050 No, “ Genuine Oiicken Parts” just doesn’t make any your grocer’s refrigerated section,” it said. A backup cooling system had FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT CALL Then I’ll have a good, old fashioned laugh — right James Cemetery. Friends may call the Manchester Hospice Program in sense. But the supermarkets keep advertising them, happens srben you’re dressed up in your black I didn’t know my grocer had a refrigerated section. I operated effectively during the SSO H a rtfo rd R d. M an elio ato r down to me depths of my fetngerated section. at the funeral home ‘Tuesday from 2 care of Manchester Memorial a|yway. cocktail dress and the baby spits his creamed spinach ^ wonder if it’s congenital. And where on earth is it. alert. The StyUMt Cm M t SL *^'*® ** " to 5 and 6 to 10 o.m. Memorial Hospital. * MANCHESTER HERALD, Mon., Jan. 17, 1983 - 13 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Mon., Jan. 17, 1983_ Excess weight can sabotage your fun A dvice

you the best nutrition and will be more pleasant. By Josephine Lowman The idea that carbohydrates should be cut or be Frugal mother's will divides Special to ihe Herald severely curtailed from a reducing diet is almost im­ possible to shake from the public mind. However, the I always have thought that women live up to the pic­ opposite is true. There are two kinds of carbohydrates, ture they have of themselves. Psychiatrists today are simple and complex. Simple carbohydrates are items ' emphasizing the importance of self-image for both men like sugar, syrup, jelly, candy, jam and foods in which 'her' money among siblings and women. If you think of yourself as unattractive, it is one of these is heavily involved. The' complex car­ almost sure to be reflected in an-apologetic, sensitive bohydrates are foods we think of as starches, like DEAR ABBYi My “freak accident” could personality, a limited, dull lifestyle and often a slum­ potatoes, ricd, yvhole grain products, and some fruits mother died recently, and happen. One of the firemen ping posture. and vegetables. it has come to U ^ t that all who tried to revive him This is subtle! Most people do not realize how they are Avoid the simple carbohydrates but enjoy the com­ the money I’ve been sen­ told us that this occurs being affected until, for some reason, the picture they plex. Nutritionists recommend 50 grams of car­ ding her for years was D e a r A b b y more frequently than most had of themselves changes for the better. Over and over bohydrates a day. You can obtain some of this from saved by her! ’This is very people realize. readers have told me what a difference a loss of weight fruits and vegetables (preferably raw). These also' will upsetting to me, as I sent ( ^ r baby wasn’t even made in their lives. They seemed amazed because they supply vitamins, minerals and fiber. Obesity is almost money to her hoping she Abigail Van Buren walking yet, but he had not realized what those extra pounds were doing to unknown among people in other parts of the world would use it for luxuries crawled to the toilet, them until they lost them. whose diet consists almost entirely of complex car­ for herself — but now I pulled himself up, put his Fifteen or 20 big, fat, arrogant pounds of excess bohydrates. know she spent none of it face in the bowl and fell in. weight can make you stop dancing, participating in The proteins are essential for body building and and lived quite frugally in­ He wasn’t out of my sight sports, meeting new people, going to parties and affect maintenance. The complete proteins are those which I stead. for more than a minute! you in many other ways. If you have some excess weight contain all of the essential amino acids. Milk and meat Mother did not leave I pray that the grie)^ .thot is sabotaging your fun and happiness why not join are two of them. But a combination of legumes and ' k". much, but her "estate” parents who were good, thousands of other readers who are following my eight- grains provides a good quality protein and can be sub- r.- ■ J (according to her wishes) they don’t offer to return know that he was having enough to write to war.ni week Beauty Improvement Plan (BIP) for a loss of stitured for meat. The recommended intake is 50 grams shall be shared equally it, don’t ask for it. sex with other girls. I sure others will throw this from 15 to 20 pounds. . of protein daily, but some nutritionists think that is among her three children. don’t want any flings with heavy burden on the Lord, DEAR ABBYt Artie for he will indeed sustain Those of you who started at the beginning of this^ more than needed. I feel that since most of other guys. I love Artie and course are exchanging curves for bulges, pep for We require some fat in our diet but remember that a the money she left was and I have been married 10 don’t want to lose him. them. It still hurts terribly, fatigue, and self-confidence for self-doubt. You are gram of fat contains nine calories while proteins and Because the waistline Is the most common lower your right arm to a position parallel to “mine” in a sense, it years. We have two nice Please tell me what to do. but having faith in the Lord does lighten the burden. creating a new self-image. carbohydrates give you only four calories a gram. That figure defect I'm giving you another good the left leg. Return to starting position. This should3 I1UU1U beuc iciuiiicu returned toKu Hic. me. Children. When we got TORN APART Today, we begin our third week — and from here on is why meats can be ^ c h more fattening than car­ exercise for reducing It. Stand with legs time bend your left knee, bend your trunk to My sister and brother are i was 18 and Artie We know. well aware that the money was 19. We had gone steady DEAR TORN; Tell Ar­ MR. AND MRS. D.E.S. IN you will be planning your own meals. 1 think most of you bohydrates. You shouldToId your fat intake to no more separated and arms raised sideward to the left, raise right arm overhead and lower tie that you are committed know that your menus should include items from the Mother had saved came since the eighth grade and CALIF. than 30 percent of your calorie total, with only 10 per­ shoulder height, palms facing forward. Bond your left arm to a position parallel to right neither one of us ever had to your marriage vows and four food groups: (1) fruits and vegetables; (2) cereals, cent of that hydrogenated.' your right knee and lower your torso to the leg. Continue, slowly, alternating; from me and me alone, but have no desire to break- CONFIDENTIAL TO they have not offered to another sweetheart. We’ve neraia pnoio oy Tarquinio bread and grains; (31 meats, poultry, eggs, seafood and Keep up the good work, and watch for my next BIP right. Stretch your left arm overhead and them. Of course, you can’t C. IN KENSINGTON, (4) milk, cheese and yogurt. A variety of foods will give return it to me. had our ups and downs, but column a week from today. compared to most, we have prevent him from doing N.Y.! Emerson said, “The Am I wrong to feel that what he wants to do, but to only true gift is a portion of my own money should be a good marriage. A timely gift Supermarket shopper condone his “flings” would thyself.” You don’t have to returned to me instead of All of a sudden Artie says he wants to be free to haVe be flinging your marriage spend money to give Sharing with my brother out the window. something of value. Kids from the Keeney Street School raised Scheinblum, a third grader; Steve Ling, Lutz ; C lip ‘n’ file refunds Tind sister? Should I make sexual experiences with director, and Marc Forschino, a •that suggestion? I do not other girls. He says be was money for the Lutz Children’s Museum by DEAR ABBY; Thank -Getting married? creating a calendar and then selling It. Ad­ kindergarten student. { Cosmetic, grooming aids (File No. 11-C) !want to crpate a rift in the so young .when we got 'Hi-tech' or married, he thinks he mis­ you for devoting an entire Whether you want a formal miring their handiwork are (from loft) Mark Ifamlly, but fair is fair. column to warning parents church wedding or a sim­ ; THE ONE WHO GAVE sed out on something. He I Clip out this file and keep it with similar cash-off says he doesn’t want to that a toddler can actually p le “do-your-own-thing” I coupons — beverage refund offers with beverage ; DEAR ONEt Fair is in­ sneak around behind my drown while playing in a cerpmony, get Abby’s new 'bulk' stores? I coupons, for example. Start collecting the needed deed fair. But once a gift is back, he wants to be open toilet! booklet. Send $1 plus a Design-it-yourselfers Service I proofs of purchase while looking for the required 'given, it becomes the and honest about it. He also We lost a beautiful 8- long, self-addressed,. I forms at the supermarket, in newspapers and ■property of the recipient— said it would be OK with month-old son that way stamped (37 cents) By Martin Sloane waiting to be put into orbit. I magazines, and when trading with friends. Offers •in this case, your mother. him if 1 bad flings with last August. We, tod, were envelope to: Abby’s Wed­ N otes As you walk inside this so careful with our tell you how to do it For the supermarket in­ I inay not be available in all areas of the country. ^Ince your brother and other guys. ding Booklet, P.O. Box gigantic superstore the precious little guy, we dustry, 1982 was a year of ' Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. isister are aware that the Abby, I love Artie and it 38923, Hollywood, Calif. first thing you notice is The following refund offers are worth $16.50. This ;money came from you, if would tear me up inside to never dreamed such a 90038. decision. On the line were that it is not arranged in a Continued from page II “We had to saw the box spring and Green enlists hundreds of millions of week’s refund offers have a total value of $41. mattress in half and then fold it to uniform pattern of mile- ’This offer doesn’t require a refund form: Mathew J. Green, son of Mr. and dollars destined to shape long perpendicular aisles. a dark stenciled print. A door from get it up the stairs,” Mrs. Uriano the supermarkets of the MAYBELLINE Shoelace Offer, P.O. Box 637, the foyer leads to the living room, says, ‘"rhen my husband put it back Mrs. Robert Green of Middle Turn­ Once you walk past the Westville, N.J. 98093. Receive 40-lnch shoe laces pike, has entered the Air Force future. But what should bakery, the dell and the Hemorrhoid surgery often done primarily in light green with together with brackets. You have to they look like? with a retail value of $2.50. Send your name and ad- rose accents — colors almost mirror look at everything when you build.” delayed enlistment program. pharmacy, you realize that I dress on a 3-by-5 piece of paper and two proofs of He will leave for basic training at ITie traditionalists urged the store is in the shape of opposite to the dining room. In the upstairs hallway is the caution. The industry had purchase from any combination of Maybelline “This is my favorite room,” says exposed brick flue from the kitchen Lackland Air Force Base near San a vee; service islands, a flavored glosses (Kissing Potion,' Kissing Sticks Antonio, Texas, on March 17. He just come through a very sit-down eating area and Mrs. Uriano. "It's so big I Can relax fireplace. Mrs. Uriano wanted a unsettling period. In the and Mini Kissing Stick) plus 50 cents postage and deioyed until after childbirth in here. The kids won^t come in fireplace in the master bedroom. will receive training in the com­ frozen food in the middle; handling. ’The proof of purchase on lUssing Potion, mand and control specialist career late '70s, double-digit food food aisles angled to the often.” She admits, however, she “But my husband said he wouldn’t price inflation caused Kissing Sticks and carded Mini Kissing Stick is the DEAR DR. LAMB; I’ve thought I had hemorrhoids wouldn’t have planned such a large carry the wood upstairs, and the field. left and nonfood aisles produce code. For uncarded Mini Kissing Stick, but the doctor said it was a many consumers to point angled to the right. had a hemorrhoid since I living room if she had known they builder agreed,” says Mrs. Uriano. an accusing finger in their copy the number off the top of the product cap. was 15. Recently I had my fissure. He gave me some would add the family room. The fireplace plan was scrapped. Photomurals decorate Expires April 30, 1983. cortisone suppositories Lake graduates direction. Then there were the wall. Shiny chrome !first baby and it made the The living room is highlighted Would the family ever build the warehouse stores that 'These offers require refund forms: hemorrhoid much worse. Your Health which helped the irritation. with a moss green chair rail. Mrs. again? "It’s costly now. I’d probably cylinders hang from the ALBERT VOS $3 Cash Refund. Send the required I had two refills and now he Ssg. Charles R. Lake of had given them all a start •It’s not so painful now as it Uriano stenciled a leafy, green vine never do it again,” says Mrs. Manchester has srsduatad irom the space frame ceiling, refund form and five official proof of purchase tells me there is no help for Uriano. Then she thiiflcs for a mo­ and diverted their atten­ shining their high intensity •is an annoyance and un- Lawrwnce Lam b, M.D.. around each window. The windows Army National Guard Military tion. Now there was a seals from any combination of the following: Alber­ ,comfortable, it is so large. me, to take sitz baths as are curtained in white muslin. m ent Academy Advanced Non­ 'i light on the merchandise recession to worry about. to VOS 7-ounce or 11-ounce Aerosol Hair Spray, I would like to know how often as I can. I’m doing There are four bedrooms upstairs. "What am I talking about?” she commissioned Officer School. rather than the aisles. In Alberto VOS 8-ounce or 12-ounce Non-Aerosol Hair so, but it’s been a month So the traditionalists this ultra-modem super of you feel about surgical The L-shaped staircase is located in asks with a laugh. Once a house built their “new” stores in Spray. -The form is found on specially marked removal. I am dreading and the pain is still there. the foyer.. Stairs are covered in builder, always a house builder. superstores is a floral Is there any help for me 1982 much like the stores packages. Expires June 30, 1963. any more children. braided stair treads. Next time, she’ll just make sure to To get a photo back once it has shop, a photo and gift shop, CLAIROL Kindness $2 Cash Refund. Send the that you know of? I am 70 appeared in print in the Manchester they had built in the '70s; a large cosmetics section, : Also, should I use stool measure the staircase. Required refund form and one proof of purchase softeners? Are they as out. Having children For more information on years old and have had no THE STAIRCASE, TOO, turned Herald, simply come to the perhaps a little bigger. The a natural foods area, small seal from any Kindness formula — EMra Curly harmful as laxatives? definitely does contribute this I am sending you The bleeding. out to be a stumbling block when the Manchester Herald, Brainard stores were still big appliances, cookware of all to hemorrhoids and can- Health Letter 13-12, “boxes.” The aisles were Perm, Body Wave or Curly Wave. Ehq>li«s April 30, 'Sometimes I have a bowel Urianos moved in. They stood at the Place, and ask at the reception desk. kinds, lots of clothes and make those already pre­ Hemorrhoids: New DEAR READER; A bottom of the stairs, poised, with a Herald photo by Plr^to still perpendicular and 1983. •movement only once a Helping people satisfy their needs Sorry, we cannot return photos by shelves upon shelves of sent worse. Treatments for an Old fissure in the anal area is brand new queen-sized mattress in even longer. And in these COLOREX $1.S0 Refund. Send the required re­ ‘week and I have gone as often thought by the and wants ... that what Want Ads mail unless a ^elf-addressed children’s toys. ’The new fund form and the front panel from a box of Colorex If the hemorrhoid is Affliction. Others can send hand. It wouldn’t go up. are all about. stamped envelope'is submitted. new stores the produce Safeway prototype carries ‘long as a month with only patient to be hemorrhoids. Jumping in at Waddell Haircolor System for Men. Expires June 30, 1663. •one. Is this harmful to your small and not too 75 cents with a long, sections still greet you as the idea of “one stop shop­ troublesome the doctor stamped, self-addressed It causes pain and itching you walk in the door. FINAL NET Aerosol $1.50 Cash Refund. Send the ^system? ping” to new heights. usually prefers'-to wait to envelope fbr it to me, in and can cause some will be on Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. for grades "W e c a n ’t stay the required refund form and one proof of purchase bleeding. The fissure is Waddell School’s family fun night this week Impressive? You bet! (the triangle cut from the cap) from one Final Net : DEAR READER; do surgery until a woman care of the Manchester Included a walk on a parachute — a hit with four, five and six. Parents and teachers are same,” said the super­ But just as I was about to IHemorrhoids are really has completed her family. literally a crack or tear in Cinema market innovators. The in­ Aerosol, along with the register tape with the Herald, P.O. Box 1551, cast my vote that the ;varicose veins of the rectal He gets better results that th e skin. It can be the kids, obviously. The next family fun night Invited, too. novators cherish growth purchase price circled. The refund Is not good on Radio City Station,' New Safeway “hi-tech” look •area. Anything that com- way, making both him and associated with painful and they looked with the 2-ounce size. Expires Feb. 28, 1963. York, N.Y. 10019. would the supermarket 'presses the veins above the his patient happier. Constipation can con­ bowel movements. Hartford Enfield Vernt>n Friends (PG) 7, 9:15. — horror at the latest 1981 MAYBELUNE Moisture Whip $1 Refund. Send - Some fissures can be of the future, I received the required refund form and the list of ingredients 'area involved will cause When the hemorrhoid is tribute to hemorrhoids, Atheneum Cinema — Cine 1,2 , .1, 4, 5 & 6 — fline 1 & 2 — E.T. The The Verdict (R) 7, 9:20. figures which showed no word that the hottest new 'the veins to become dls- unusually large or particularly if it leads to successfully treated with Tootsie (PG) 7:30, 9:50. - Extra-Terrestrial (PG) 7, A bou t Town real growth in super­ cut from any box of Moisture Whip Molsutuiizlng conservative measures, Reopens Tuesday W indsor _ supermarket innovation in Lotion-<4-ounce). Moisture Whip Cream (2K>unce) •tended because they cannot associated with other straining during a bowel Cinema City — The The Verdict (R) 6:50, 9:30. 9. — An Officer and A market sales. If the total the Midwest Is the new roperty. It is just problems, then it might be movement. Stool softeners usually used to reduce pain - The Toy (PG) 7, 9 :2 0 .- Gentleman (R) 7:15, 9:30. I’laza — An Officer and amount that we shoppers or Moisture Whip Cleanser and Make-Up Remover and spasm of the anal Verdict (R) 7. 9:30. - A Gentleman (R) 7:15. Previous popular courses such as basket weaving, “bulk” section recently in­ (4-ounce), along with the register tape with the ing a constricting well to correct the may indeed be helpful and Interiors (PG) 7:30 with Best Friends (PG) 7:40, West Hartford Rights program set ceramics, quilting and pottery will be included. spend at the supermarket stalled in th e, National hemorrhoid even though are not the same as sphincter. Superficial 9:55. - 48 Hrs. (R) 7:10, Elm 1 & 2 — E.T. The isn’t increasing, the only purchase price circled. Ehqtires Sept. 30, 1963. S Stardust Memories (PG) For more information call 647-3089 or 647-3166. Supermarkets in St. Louis. od around your future pregnancies are chemical stimulating fissures often heal during 9:25, — The Dark Crystal Extra-Terrestrial (PG) Unitarian-Universalist Service (Committee will host a way for a supermarket to OLD SPICE Cash Refund. Receive a $1, $2.25, such treatment. Others are 9:10. — Fitzcarraldo (PG) What is it? Well, it could $3.50 or $5 refund. Send the required refund form -wrist and watching the expected. Whether sur­ laxatives. However, you do 6:45, 9:40. — Barberosa (PG) 7:20, 9:35. 7:10, 9:30. — An Officer program on 'Human Rights within the Justice increase its sales is to take more chronic and deeper and A Gentleman (R) 7, System.” Jan. 20 at 7:30 p.m. at the Unitarian- be described as hundreds and the proof of purchase seal that can be found in­ veins pop out over the back gery, Injectlohs or even have an abnormal function (PG) 7:20, 9:20. Manchester them away from of wooden barrels and and may be treated with Universalist Meeting House, 153 W. Vernon St. Sunset Club to meet side each package of Old Spice Gift Sets ro !of your hand. rubber bands are used to of your bowels and should Priest of Love (R) IIA Theaters East — 9:20. SHOWCASE neighboring stores. But boxes from which shoppers surgery. If your doctor The Movies — Peter Everett A. GalTigan of East Hartford will discuss Decanters, plus the register tape as the proof of , \^en a woman has a eliminate the hemorrhoid se e a doctor for an 7;30. The Verd e (R) 7:10, 9:30. Sunset Club will meet Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the Senior how"’ select exactly the number does not feel he can help Pan (G) 12:30,2:30,4:30,7, aNEMIAS human rights and prison reform. He has served as presi­ purchase. Send one proof of purchase for a $1 re­ ,baby the pressure In the depends entirely on examination and manage­ East Hartford -PeterPan(G)7:15,9- Citizen Center, East Middle Turnpike. To the rescue came the of cookies, spaghetti and you after this length of dent and vice president of the Unitarian Society of Hart­ fund, two proofs of purchase for a $2.25 refund, 'pelvic canal puts pressure whether it is internal or ment program. 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Participants must be members of the YWCA and experts, and noted that it 7:45, 10. — Kiss Me Good­ •Harlfo^- If you would like to see the hospital — in 1962, the 1982 bye (PG) 1:30, 7:20, 9:35. the Koffee Krafters. would increase sales. •a question answered, write to Sal ANSWER; No. The 1963 hospital hospital insurance c|eductlble of $280 Travel Service 1:00-7:30-9:35 The stores the super­ insurance decutible, $304, applies to - Still of the Night (PG) 555 MAIN STREET Wood graduates ^Anello, 657 Main St., East Han­ applies. 1:45, 7:40, 9:35. market innovators built in ALUMNI sford, 06108. 643-2165 7 Brochures available 1982 do look different. Take >4CC TOOTSIE Lawrence J. Wood of Manchester is among 15 the Safeway prototype I QUESTION; I plan to retire in Over 30 Yeara students in the Cook and Baker Program at Manchester -5HOWMAT:— Manchester Recreation Department has issued a new store recently opened in •June when I reach 65. Can you give Tmvet Experience Community College to receive a certificate for com­ 1H>0-7:15-9:30 brochure listing leisure-time programs. Brochures are Arlington, Texas. From YOU ARE INVITED!/ Authorized agent in pleting the one-year program. :me tom e helpful hints about Thoughts available at all recreation centers and at the Town Hall. the outside, its unusual Supplying for Social Security Manchester for all Airlines, Graduates of the program are qualifid for employ­ I RMND-UEM UNDER Railroads and Steamship Some of the new programs are: stenciling, tatting, framework of steel roof ALUMNI ASSOCIATION BANQyET BEST FRIENDS I ment in restaurants, fast-food service restaurants, and •benefits? I’d like to be prepared *PE15, MOOSEBROKEN' Lines children's gymnastics, ballet, jazzercise and weight support makes it look liie a :when I file my applications. “To books there is no end.” That is a Hebrew folk haven’t been able to get to. That way, it becomes a !p g institutional food service operations. =;-S«OWMAT:----- training. huge space platform WILUE’S STEAK HOUSE saying, and how true It is. pari of my job to get those books read. 1:S0-r«5-»:45 ria ce. ^ Center Street, Manchester ! ANSWER; At 65, you’ll be eligl- I always have a stack on my night table, another Another embarrassing outcome of this problem Is Something Different...... Wish Someone A n>Ie for Medicare as well as for on my desk at home, and yet a third on my office when someone asks in October “Rabbi, what are K IS S M E NOW ENROLLING Saturday, January 29,1983 •monthly retirement checks. To desk. It aeemi that no matter bow hard I hry. Just you reading now?” and 1 give the same response as SPCA gets Date: •niake sure you’ll have full Medicare ^ffhere children are special people" keeping up with articles in the newspapers and I did the previous May. What happens is that book X Happy Birthday GOODBYE Glastonbury Tennis Club :protection the month you are 65, you on my night table remains there unread as 1 bring ^SHOWtlAT:— piggish 6:30 for cocktails periodicals saps all my free time. with A Herald Happy Heart 1:30-7:20-9:35 225 Oak 8t. Time: iahould apply about two or three My very favorite bookstore la Brookline, Mass.’s more and more books up to bed to read from my 7:30 for dinner jmonths before you reach 66. Some of 659-3731 Israel Bookstore on Harvard Street, but Just desk downstairs. Only STUL OF THE Boys ft Bills ‘the documents you’ll need are your entering drives me craxy. There are so many new For the last several months, I have had on my ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. Dancing until Midnight Ssoclal Security card, proof of age, (UPI) — Three skydiving Under New Gymnastics books out that I ought to read, yet I know that night table “Hasidic Tales of the Holocaust” by ^ $ 6 . 0 0 po NIGHT DaadSna far paymanfc January 91 Und your last two W-2 forms or self^ Yaffa Eliach. I’ll admit I’ve read only the first -SHOWN AT:- pigs were kept earthbound purchasing yet another book will 1) remind me that Happy Birthday 1:45-7:40-9:35 Management Agas 5*A to 16 yra. No Ralunda allar January 91 Employment tax returns. For more we’re out of bookabelf space in both my home and third of the book, and I can’t say I couldn’t put it by animal protection •detailed information about applying John groups who said taking Price per person: |«.00 Price per couple: |».00 synagogue offices, 2) add to the itack of as yet un­ down, because I have to read other books and ar­ Tumbla Into tprlng ‘tor retirement benefits, ask at any such a porky plunge would Baked Stuffed Shrimp or Hip Steak read bm>ks and 3) Increase my guilt feelings about ticles. But I highly recommend it to one and all. THETOY Make checka or money order payable to ISocial Security office for a copy of why I don’t spend more time studying. What Inspiration! The book consists of short tales, be forcing the animals to the leaflet, "Thinking about commit an unnatural act. “ MCC Alumni Asaociation” I can’t tell you bow often someone has come up to one to three pages, of events that actually P ra aehool Q ym naatlea Agaa 2

Jets seeking revenge Sunday LOS ANGELES (UPl) - Most the 18th cup after clinching the vic­ Morgan’s sixth PGA victory and when he vaulted into the lead with people would suffer from third- tory, turned his back to the huge leaving him only 50 more weeks to back-to-back birdies on the fourth degree happiness if they were paid gallery ringing the green and rolled earn $31,652 and equal his winnings and fifth holes — including a IrtlS ANGELES l UPl) - Jhe New $108,000 for eight days of lacing on a the ball towards his caddy. for all of 1982. twisting, 30-foot birdie putt on No. 4 York .lets’ quest for the Super Bowl pair of shoes with ice picks sticking “This could really open some Morgan put together rounds of 65- — to move to 13-under. pot an additional ingredient Sunday 7 think to a man we all wanted Miami, We feel out the soles and walking after a doors for me.” 66-72-68 for a 270 total, 14-under-par But Palmer faltered on the - revenge. ive owe the Dolphins something. They beat us small white ball over C’mon Gil! With $108,000 you can on the par-71 Rancho Park Golf backside, struggling to three con­ The Jets eanred a berth in next well-manicured lawns. buy gold doors and hire people to Course. secutive bogeys on Nos. 11. 12 and But if Gil Morgan’s outward reac­ open them for you. 13, and dropped out of contention. Sunday's .American Conference title twice this year.' Finishing two shots behind game by rallying for a 17-14 victory tion is any indication, it brought him He finished with a l-over-par 72 for Saturdav over the Los Angeles Linebacker Greg Buttle the same unbridled joy you’d The optometrist from EdVnond, Morgan were Gibby Gilbert, the day and a 275 total! 9-under-par. IS Okla., entered the final round in a Wadkins and McCumber. Another Raiders.' On Sunday they learned associate with winning a $1 million “The bottom line was that I that their opponents in the title four-way tie for the lead with Gene stroke back at 273 was 43-year-old lottery — and learning you’d get a haven’t been in a position to win a game will be their bitter rvials from dollar a year for a million years. Littler, Lanny Wadkins and Mark George Archer. At 274 were defen­ ding champion Tom Watson, Joe In­ tourament for a long time,” Palmer the AFC East, the Miami Dolphins. September and is not at peak effec­ Mehl, a quiet, almost introverted For the second consecutive week, McCumber. And after 16 holes it Miami earned the right to host the individual off the field, downplayed appeared the tournament might be man, Andy North and Fuzzy said. “I think that alone took its toll tiveness. Morgan beat the world’s best mentally, .\FC title game with a 34-13 rout of Phe Jets were down to using third his big plays. golfers in the pursuit of a $54,000 headed for a playoff with Morgan Zoeller. the San Diego Chargers Sunday. The stringers Barry Bennett and Rusty "This is the first time I've ever first prize, shooting a 3-under-par 68 and McCumber deadlocked at 13- Morgan’s surge to the victory “1 knew 1 had to be strong and feel strong all day and I started out winner of the New York-Miarfii Guilboau on the defensive line in the been a hero so 1 really don't know Sunday to capture the $300,0()0 Los under. overshadowed Arnold Palm er’s game will face the NFC champion in second half against Los Angeles. what to say or do," said the former Angeles Open. He won the PGA’s in­ But on the par-3, 212-yard 17th finest showing on the tour in a feeling very good. But after a real the Super Bowl at Pasadena, Calif., Richard Todd's 45-yard pass to Penn State'star. “It was just a sim­ augural event of 1983, the Tucson hole Morgan carded a birdie as decade. The colorful 53-year-old bad tee shot on No. 10 (short and against a fence) I was tremendously on Jan 30. W'esley W'alker to the Raiders' 1 set ple coverage where we drop back Open, last week. McCumber, playing in the same master began the final round just ■1 think to a man we all wanted up Scott Dierking’s plunge for the into zones. On the second one I’m Pf:i threesome, settled for a par. And on one shot off the lead and threatened disappointed and 1 never really “It’s nice to win,” said Morgan, recovered.” Miami. " said Jets Inebacker Greg winning score with 3:45 left to play not sure who they were going to — it who calmlv plucked his ball from iVn 18 Mor’iimher bogeyed, sealing to win for the first time in 10 years Buttle "Besides the fact that it's a Saturday. The Jets then needed two might have been Branch, They were lot easier flying 2 1-2 hburs to Miami interceptions by linebacker Lance coming over the middle and I was instead of six to San Diego, we feel Mehl in the final three minutes to facing out, so I just curled in and the we owe the Dolphins something. secure the victory. ball was there. Plunkett must have I'hev beat us twice this year and we New York took a 10-0 halftime thought I couldn’t get there." want another shot at them. We know lead on Todd's 20-yard touchdown "We played the way we are North Carolina makes move Miami - we play them twice a year pass to Walker and Pat Leahy's 30- capable of playing," said Walker, ' and it's a good rivalry. yard field . Los Angeles who caught seven passes for 169 • \Ve felt we gave away that last stormed back in the seocnd half on yards. “We got a little down there game to Miami la 20-19 loss on Dec. Marcus Allen's 4-yard TD run and but our defense came through for us. 181 and we want to get another shot .Inn Plun,kett's 57-yard scoring pass It just goes to show when you play in college basketball circles at tham." \ to Malcolm Barnwell put the vour hearts out, you always have a Ironically enough, tb reach the Raiders ahead 14-10 with 74 seconds chance to win. We’re playing with a great afternoon,” said Virginia Super Bowl the Jets must beat the left in the third period. lot of m aturity, intensity and By United Press International loss by Virginia Tech. On Saturday, one second left to boost Georgia to a Mehl’s first interception came at enthusiasm - we proved that coach Terry Holland. the Tigers bounced back with an 80- 67-64 triumph over No. 10 Alabama; coach I I they beat in their Remember a few weeks ago when Sam Perkins scored a career-high onlv other Super Bowl appearance — the Raiders' 35 with 2:49 left. After against Cincinnati and again today.” 63 deci.sion over Cincinnati. and scored 9 of his 35 a 16-7 victory over the Baltimore Los Angeles regained possession Plunkett said he got greedy at the North Carolina was 3-3 and nowhere 36 points for North Carolina, in­ St, John’s entered its contest un­ points in overtime to lead Mississip­ to be found in the Top 20? Colts on Jan 12. 1969. and was marching downfield, Mehl end and it cost the Raiders, who had cluding 25 in the first half as the Tar beaten in 14 games and seemed the pi State to a 75-74 victory over No. 18 The Jets, who went 7-0-1 against squelched the Raiders' comeback finished the strike-shortened You can look in the Top 10 this Heels built a 56-44 lead before logical choice for No. 1 after Tennessee. Miami until a 45-28 opening day loss hopes with an interception at the regular season with an 8-1 record, week to find the national champions. holding off a furious second-half Virginia's loss earlier in the day. to the Dolphins, may have problems ■lets' 26 with 1:38 left. the best in the league On Saturday, the No. 11 Tar Heels comeback by Virginia, 12-2. But Boston College, led by Elswhere in the Top 10, Randy toppled No. 2 Virginia 101-95 in an on defense cau,sed by injuries. "We won the game because of our ■'1 tried to take two big a bite,” On Sunday, No. 8 Louisville beat Michael Adams' 27 points, 8 steals Wittman and Ted Kitchel scored 23 Free safety Darrol Ray. New linebacking. ” said Jets’ Coach Walt Plunkett said. “ I wanted too much Atlantic Coast Conference game to DePaul 63-58 as Rodney McCray, and 5 assists, led the Eagles to theif points each to lead No. 4 Indiana to snap the Cavaliers’ homecourt win­ York's best defensive back, left the Michaels. “We felt the key would be ind I got burned, I should have gone responding to a rare benching early upset. an 81-78 Big Ten victory over Pur­ Raider game with a hamstring pull, the play of our linebackers and for the man underneath, he was ning streak at 34 games. in the first half, scored 16 points and Boston College improved to 11-2 due; Kenny Fields scored 23 points tackle Abdul Salaam, already Lance Mehl was the guy. You want free. It was just bad judgement on In stretching their winning streak Tyrone Corbin added 17. overall and 1-2 in the Big East. and Darren Daye added 19 to pace bothered by a bad ankle, was in and to talk about All-Pro linebackers, my part. to nine straight, the Tar Heels, 12-3, While Virginia is bound to tumble In other upsets Saturday, all in the No. 5 UCLA to a 99-77 rout of out with a groin pull, tackle Marty we ll talk about Lance Mehl. We "We've been able to come up with proved they will be a threat come in this week’s ratings, so are No. 1 Southeastern Conference, Darrell Pacific-10 champion Oregon State; won the game because we controlled the big play all year but we just tournament time. Following a Memphis State and No. 3 St. John’s. Lockhart scored 22 points to pace scored 18 points and Lyons has had a hamstring injury UPl photo for the last month and end Joe their passing game and Marcus weren’t able to do it this time. 1 week's absence from the ratings on Knowing a victory could catpault Auburn to a 75-67 triumph oyer No. 6 added 17 to spur No. Klecko. forced to play nearly the .en­ Allen ” wasn't able to do it. But give the guy JOHN RIGGINS TRIES TO SHED TACKLERS Dec. 27, North Carolina rejoin^ the them to No. 1, the Redmen suffered Kentucky, marking the first time 7 Arkansas to its 13th straight vic­ iMehll credit, he made two great group at No. 16 and last week tire second half Saturday, un­ Allen, the Raiders’ rookie star, Mark Mullaney of Vikings as Fred McNeill holds on their first loss of the year, losing 68- the Tigers beat the Wildcats in tory, a 63-56 uecision over Southern derwent major knee surgery in managed only 36 yards on 15 carries. plays." worked its way to No. 11. 64 at Boston College in a Big East Lexington, Ky.; Donald Hartry hit a Methodist; and Sidney Green scored ;.,,v ‘‘It was a simple matter of playing game. Earlier in the week, jumper from the top of the key and 16 points to lead No. 9 Nevada-Las a fine team which was having a Memphis State was handed its first Vern Fleming sank a foul shot with Vegas over Fresno State 56-48. ’ 1 Herald photo by Pinto Sikma difference Redskins to get wish Sports Slate Heads for rim Sonics end slump, Moniluy WKESTLING iley Tech’s Nick Foran (2f3) lauches left-handed hook shot HV.SKETBALL [jver East Hampton’s John Kingston In their COC clash last Weaver at East Calholie. 3:30 MGG at Pont, 8 BMAM at tJieiiev Teeh, 6 Friday at the Techmen’s gym. Visiting Bellringers took home down Kansas City XquinuH al East Catholic (girls). 8 against Dallas Cowboys 60-45 decision. I'ucsday come no closer than 10 points in the W efliiesdav- By United Press International BASKETBALL final quarter. BASKETBAI.L "I think to a man we all wanted Alanclipsler al Enfield, 7:15 By United P ress International shut out the Chargers' high-powered connected with Don Warren on a 3- Perhaps (|jjmer Sam Schulman’s Kansas City, playing its fifth MCC al .South Central, 8 Miami," Jets linebacker Greg But­ Bristol Eastern at East Calholie, offense over the final two periods. yard scoring toss and Riggins ran 2 pep-talk appearance at a Seattle game in six nights, lost its third The Washington Redskins said tle said. “We feel we owe the 7:30 At Irving Texas, a 49-yard pass yards for a TD to give Washington a Flyers up streak, practice Saturday is what did it, but straight. The Kings were led by Ray East Calholie vs. CUastonhury al Dolphins something. They beat us (;iieney Teeli at Coventry, 7:45 they wanted the Dallas Cowboys. from one flanker — Drew Pearson — 14-0 first-quarter lead. something inspired the SuperSonics Williams with 20 points. llarUorii .Arena, 8:40 They got their wish. twice this year and we want another to another — Tony Hill — set up the After-,^ 10-yard scoring run by to break their long losing streak In other games, Milwaukee edged Bolton al Vinal Teeh, 7:45 shot at them. We know Miami — we W RESTLINC ' The Cowboys handed Washington gameclinching TD with 4:24 to play, Miifnetoka’s Ted Brown cut the Sunday night. Enfield at Maneliesler (girls). play them twice a year and it’s a Golden State 109-108 and Utah Maneiii'sler at Pennev, 6:1.5 its only defeat this season, 24-10, on keeping the Cowboys’ hopes alive margin to 14-7, Theismann threw 18 near season-high “It’s been a long time'coming,” downed San Diego 115-111. 3:30 Dec. 5. The Redskins, 10-1, are good rivalry.” for a fourth Super Bowl appearance. yards to Alvin G arrett for the said coach Lenny Wilkens after the Dolphins Coach Don Shula Burkn 109, Warriors 108 itching to avenge that setback when With Dallas clinging to a 3026 clinching score late in the first half. Sonics had ro ll^ over the Kansas remembers New York was 7-0-1 By Tony Favla unbeaten in its last 12 games and At Milwaukee, Junior Bridgeman the Cowboys return to Washington. lead, Danny White threw a quick City Kings 111-96 at Seattle for their against Miami before the Dolphins UPl Sports Writer leads the Patrick Division by seven hit a 23-foot fallaway jumper with 11 The Redskins defeated the pass to Pearson, who in turn threw At Los Angeles Saturday, Richard first win in nine games. The slide seconds left to give the Bucks a wild scored a 45-28 win on opening day. Todd launched a 45-yard pass to points. Minnesota Vikings 21-7 on Saturday the ball downfield to Hill, who was The Philadelphia Flyers became had dropped Seattle, 24-15, to fourth victory. Milwaukee, which had to advance to their first NFC title The Dolphins also scored a 20-19 win tackled at the 1. Robert Newhouse Wesley Walker to the Raiders’ 1 and In other games. New Jersey the sixth team in NHL history to win topped Los Angeles 5-3, Chicago place in the Pacific Division. “Jack trailed by 20 points in the second game since 1972. Dallas, 8-3, over New York on Dec. 18 in the scored one play later to put the Scott Dierking bulled over on the eight consecutive road games Sun­ Sikma coming back has made a big next play with 3:45 reamining for 'downed Detroit 4-2, and Vancouver quarter, forged a 107-106 lead on two eliminated Green Bay 37-26 Sunday Orange Bowl. game out of reach. Dennis Thurman day night, and they can become the difference for us.” free throws by Marques Johnson to gain the conference final for the “1 have a lot of respect for the intercepted three passes by Green the Jets’ second consecutive playoff defeated Winnipeg 6-4. first to win nine in Washington Devils S, Kings 3 Sikma had missed eight games with 45 seconds left. Sidney Mon- 10th time in 13 years. Jets," Shula said. “You saw what Bay’s Lynn Dickey, returning one 39 upset. New York built a 10-0 half­ Tuesday night. But it’s no big deal to with a sprained crief scored 34 points and Johnson they did a couple of weeks ago to At East Rutherford, N.J., Paul "I saw that everybody wanted us yards for a score that gave the Cow­ time lead but fell behind 14-10 in the coach ^ b McCammon. ankle before ___ had 18, including 14 in the final Cincinnati.” Gagne and Brent Ashton scored back up in Washington,” Landry boys a 20-7 lead. fourth period before Dierking’s TD. “It’s exciting, but it’s not that returning last quarter. Joe Barry Carroll scored 36 The conference winners meet in during a 47-second span of the third said. "I'm glad we can go back and Dickey completed 19-of-36 passes Linebacker Lance Mehl made two exciting,” said McCammon after Friday. But the points for Golden State. Super Bowl XVII on Sunday Jan. 30 critical interceptions in the final period to lift the Devils. accommodate them.” \ for 332 yards, while White was good the Flyers had beaten the Rangers scoring load ,|a/.7. 1 15, Clipiirrs 111 The New York Jets were also ac­ at Pasadena, Calif. on 23-of-36 for 223 yards. 2:49 to keep the Raiders, 9-2, at bay. 4-0 In New York. “If we do. It’ll be Blark Hawks 4, Red Wings 2 At Miami, David Woddley threw His second one, with 1:38 to go, against the Kings At San Diego, Ben Poquette comodated Sunday. The Jets, 17-14 The game was the first playoff the players who deserve all the At Chicago, Doug Wilson snapped scored 22 points to lift Utah, which ■fD passes of 3 yards to Nat MoOre came at the Jets’ 26. was carried by winners over the Los Angles meeting between the Packers and credit. But the Capitals are a tough a 1-1 tie and ignited a three-goal out­ Gus Williams, also had 21 points each from Darrell Raiders Saturday, earned a trip to and 6 yards to Ronnie Lee and ran 7 Cowboys since 1967, when Green ”We had to overcome a lot of burst in a 3:13 minute span of the se­ adversity to get this far,” said Todd, team, so we’ll be tested.” with 24 points, Griffith and Ricky Green, while Jeff Miami to face the Dolphins in next yards for another score and the Bay won the NFL title with a 21-17 The 1972 Boston Bruins, the 1974 cond period, carrying the Black Wilkins added 20. Bili Walton, now who hit Walker on a 26-yard TD pass and Lonnie Sunday’s AFC championship game. Dolphins avenged last year’s 41-38 over Dallas in the memorable ”Ice Los Angeles Kings, the 1981 New Hawks. Al Secord notched his 34th playing full-time for the Clippers, overtime loss to the Chargers in the in the first quarter, "so it doesn’t Shelton, with 20. Williams scored 20 The Dolphins, 34-13 winners over Bowl.” York Islanders, and the Montreal goal and Darryl Sutter scored his points in the second half and com­ scored on a layup to cut the lead to San Diego Sunday, dumped the Jets playoffs. Miami's defense, tops in surprise me that we overcame At Washington Saturday, John Canadians of 1977 and 1982 all won 20th for Chicago. bined with Shelton for 16 points in 110-108, but Green hit four con­ twice during the regular season. the league, forced seven turnovers, Riggins ran for a careerhigh 185 another big obstacle. I’m starting to Canueks 6, Jets 4 including five interceptions against eight straight away games. Oddly, the third quarter. secutive free throws and Griffith Miami takes a 9-2 record into the yards and Joe Theismann threw two wish we’d win a game witliout that At Vancouver, British Columbia, added a fifth to seal the victory. Dan Fonts. The Dolphins built a 24-0 kind of finish. But we won and that’s three of the six streaks, including Seattle led 62-61 with 5:25 to play conference championship while the TDs to lead the Redskins. the Flyers’, began on Dec. 18 and Kevin McCarthy, playing forward in the third quarter and then went ,on Rookie Terry Cummings led the .lets are 8-3. lead, led 27-13 at the half a(id then Theismann. 17-of-23 for 213 yards, all that counts.” reached eight games on Jan. 16. and defense, scored on two power a 16-3 scoring burst to end the period Clippers with 34 points and 11 “We have a good thing going right plays to lead the Canucks, who with a 78-64 lead. The Kings could rebounds. now,” said Bill Barber, who opened a big lead early in the first collected a goal and two assists period by scoring four goals during a UPl photo Dolphins used short pass to win against the Rangers. Philadelphia is , 3:15 span. 18 players on court VIKINGS' RICK DANMEIER BENDS IN DISGUST . . . after missing field goal as Steve Dlls watches MIAMI (UPl) — Miami’s offense Miami kept the ball for 40:46 of a three times by Miami’s Shula expressed his pride over took what San Diego gave it Sunday. possible 60 minutes. leagueleading defense. Miami’s effort. Snowstorm disrupts Miami's defense then took the “ We felt we had to control the ball, “They have the best defense we ”It was the No. 1 offense against in early hoop games game. against their offense in order to played last year and the best the No. 1 defense, and I think you all Plaudits given Joe Bugel, win,” said Nathan as Miami defense we’ve seen this year,” said saw that the No. 1 defense won it,” SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (UPl) - Perhaps best known as the “most With the Chargers' porous defense winningest” college football coach avenged a 41-38 overtime loss to the Chargers’ guard Ed White of the said Shula. ”We controlled the line Saturday's schedule It was 87 years ago the game of readily yielding the short pass in an until Alabama’s Bear Bryant snared effort to ban the bomb, David . Chargers in last year’s epic playoff Dolphins — who ran their Orange of scrimmage offensively and defen­ basketball began using just five men Bowl- record to 6-0 with their fifth sively. Overall it was the great team on each team. Before then, 18 the honor this past season, Stagg’s ‘Skins offensive line coach Woodley shredded San Diego for 195 game. ”We knew what we had to do. Snow, the white stuff which we Bolton Ice Palace in a 9.10 start. idea of substitutes and five players Their linebackers give deep drops straight victory. “The harder we effort we needed against a team as players crammed the court to play yards and two touchdowns with hadn’t had too much of previously MCC’s basketball squads, men’s and per side was.pivotal in the history of precision passes and the Dolphins and we knew that our backs would tried, the deeper the hole we got in­ explosive as San Diego.” women’s, will travel to Waterbury the game that allowed no sub­ this winter, came down In bucket­ basketball. WA.SHINGTON (DPI) - John Washington has not been in the capitalized on seven turnovers for a be open.” to.” i added field fuls Saturday and whitewashed tonight to face Post College in a stitutions. goals of 24 and 23 yards as Miami But on Jan. 16,1896 at the Univer­ “Actually they did a lot of Riggins got the applause, Joe NFC title game since 1972 when it 34-13 triumph that lifted them to Woodley converted two firsthalf San Diego’s generosity proved Saturday’s sports calendar. collegiate doubleheader. On the celebrated New Year’s Eve by their first AFC title game in nine turnovers into TD passes of 3 yards fatal as Fouts was intercepted on grabbed a 27-13 halftime lead. scholastic level. East Catholic girls sity of Iowa in Iowa City two experimenting. First nine and then Theismann appeared on the post­ Among the contests postponed . seven (players),” Healy said. “But whipping the Cowboys, 26-3. The years. to Nat Moore and 6 yards to Ronnie the Chargers’ first series and both Following Woodley’s TD run, was Manchester Community will host St. Thomas Aquinas in cage coaches shook hands and agreed to game television show and the offen­ Miami’s swarmning defense then the great experiment that allowed it’s yery significant, since they are sive line smiled broadly after a job Redskins went on to lose Super Bowl “ All year Ibng, San Diego has Lee and he bounced back admirably Hank Bauer and Jam es Brooks College’s basketball game against action at the Elagles’ Nest at 8 VII, 14-7, to the undefeated Miami played a deep, deep zone daring you from the embarrassment of last coughed up fumbles on kickoff braced for the most prolific passing o’clock. players relief time on the bench. still playing with five.” well-done. But unanimous credit for Middlesex Community College in “This has proven the ideal to throw the long pass,” said year's game — when he was benched returns. attack in NFL history. The idea was to give players more Washington being one game away Dolphins. Middletown. number of players who can run at More than 2,000 fans stayed in line Woodley, who hit 17-of-22 passes to after just five passes. Woodley ac­ "This kind of ball game hurts,” room to run faster, explains Jerry from the .Super Bowl was handed to Also postponed were Ice hockey, high speed in a small space and count^ for the only score of the se­ said linebacker David Lewis, who Healy of the Basketball Hall of offensive line coach Joe Bugel. all night Saturday and quickly advance Miami to a horne dat6 contests between Manchescer High make 'the. game one of skill and against the New York Jets on Sun­ cond half by running 4 yards on a joined the Chargers from Tampa Alexander wins Fame. Riggins carried a club-record 37 gobbled up the few remaining and Rockville, and between Ehist science,” according to “Basketball quarterback draw early in the Bay last season. ‘‘But you have to The five-man team was the times for a career-high 185 yards and tickets Sunday morning for next day at 1 p.m. EST. “They hope that Catholic and defending state Divi­ Was Born Here,’’ published by the the other club loses patience just fourth period. ' give them credit — we made the Auckland Open brainchild of coach and athletic . one touchdown and Theismann Saturday’s game. sion I champs Notre Dame High In Hall of Fame. pecking away, but we decided to hit The Chargers, averaging 37 points mistakes and they didn't. It just West Haven. director Amos Alonzo Stagg, whose ,( passed for two scores Saturday as AUCKLAND, New Zealand (UPl) basketball players from the Univer­ The adjustment came just five Herald photo by Pinto th e Redskins thumped the the short routes and stay with our per game over the last seven weeks, wasn’t meant to be. Our offense has Wrestling matches between been carrying us all year, but today — Top-seeded John Alexander of sity of Chicago beat Iowa 15-12 that years after Dr. James Nalsmith In­ .Minnesota Vikings, 21-7, in the con­ game plan no matter what they were limited to just 241 total yards Manchester High and East Hart­ the defense was put in to some horri­ rONIGHT Australia won the $90,000 Open Ten­ day. vented the game at Springfield ference semifinals of the NFL Super KASrURNBl'SINESS.. Ted did.’’ and All-Pro quarterback Dan FouU, ford, East Catholic and Rockville, Going for basketball ble predicaments.” 7i30 ■ NHLi (Norik Sun vi. nis Championships Sunday, beating Stagg, who scored and played in College, as a diversion for students. Bowl Tournament. Kowzun 160-3OT, Howie Peters 156- What the Dolphins did best on who riddled Miami for a playof- and Cheney Tech with visiting "B.isket ball is not a game in­ Ten feet to Lewis’ left, veteran Ilruins, Channel 38, fjSA New Zealander Russell Simpson 6-4, the very first public basketball The Redskins will host the NFC 391, Emile Roux 154-391, Paul offense was get the ball tq versatile 11 • cord 433 yards a year ago, was Valley Regional were also called 6-3, 6-3 in the final at the Stanley East Catholic’s Carolynn DelSIgnore (20) reaches out to take center Don Macek was weeping un­ 8 - Baskelballi Syracuse va* game while a graduate student at tended merely for amusement, but Giliberto 147-405, Dan Toce 147-400, back , who rushed for pressured into a startling five In- off. Street courts. is the attempted solution of a basketball away from Mercy’s Kathy Kennedy (24) In their HOC championship game next Saturday 83 yards on 19 carries and added 55 terqeptionsT Fouts finish^ with 15 ashamedly, his tears falling on his Boston College, Channel 2 0 ..8 • No new dates have been set. Springfield College, was later in­ (12:30 p.m. ESJI against Dallas. Tom Fahey 145, Bruce Lavery 145- Baakelhalli Virginia va, Georgia Alexander, showing close to "his ducted jnto the Basketball Hall of problem which has been pressirtg on meeting last Thursday at the Eagles’ Nest.'' East fell to the 143-403, Sandy Hanna 144-141-396,, yards on eight receptions. Andra completions in 34 attempts for 191 grass-stained pants. Manchester’s hockey sextet best form, backed up his strong ser­ Tigers, 52-33. Esst wss to host St. Thorr(as Aquinas tonight in 8 Saturday's survivor moves into Franklin added 96 rushing yards. In­ reeh, ESPN swings back Into action tonight f ame forShat^pntrlbution to the physical educators,’’ wrote Pete Scott 390. yards. Incl">ding a 28-yar4 TD strike The Miami dressing room was un- vice with good^yolleylng. o’clock start.*- Super Bowl XVII in Pasadena. cluding a 3-yard touchdown. a» >io ciiaiiic Joiner, but was sacked .derstandably jubilant as Coach Don 12 - Baakelhalli Louisville,;, vs. against Newington High at the game. Naismith in 1891. Calif.7 on Jan. 30 Tulane, USA r I h — MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon., Jan. K, lixu MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon.. Jan. 17, 1983- 17 Enyearf's record Head coaching post Mondo headliner Scoreboard SHERBROOKE, Quebec (UPI) - ly canceled because of. a heavy Mark Enyeart set a world Indoor snowfall Sherbrooke received on record In the 600-meter run Sunday Sunday. was Coumover goal night to highlight the Mondo Inter­ Molly Killingbeck of Toronto national Track and Field Meet. eclipsed a 4-year-old mark In the Dave SliK’kton.OOO 7348- 72-72-285 The 29-.year-old member of the women’s 600 meters with a time of Philudciphta 301—4 14. Syracuse (12-2) lust to (•corgclowii San Diego - .loincr 28 pnxs from Fouts (tone Littlcr. 5.700 6700-74-276 Tom Gray. 576 70-71-75-70-20 NY Rangers 00(M) 97-92; defeated Seton Hall 9241. I kick failed) at 11:14 28 yards in three Curtis Strange. 5.700 a-72-6947-276 John Cook. 576 69-72-75-70-20 Boston-based New Balance Track 1:27.41. Vancouver’s Brit First period—1. Philadelphia. Propp21 15. Missouri (12-2) defeated Northern play.s. Miami 24. San Diego6. Chip Beck. 3.780 724-720277 Ken Green,576 ffl-73-71-73-20 By Len Auster Club set the mark with a time of 1 McRoberts finished third in the 1,000 (Barber. Taylor), 2:13. 2. Philadel^ia Iowa9 1 0 ; defeated Dayton7 8 0 H-i5). Miami — Field goal von Schamann 23 Don Puolev. 3.780 07O0-7O-277 Dave Barr. 566 69-71-76-71-287 meters with a time of 2:45.14, good Propp22 (Taylor), 13:31.3, Philadelmia, 16. Minnesota (114) lost to Michigan at 13:0.7D vards in seven plays. Kev Hal Sutton. 3.780 68-724849-277 Larrv Mize. 566 7071-73-73-20 Herald Sportswrlter minute, 16.91 seconds, breaking the Hockey Sinasalo 8 (Barber. Howe). 17:28. 6346: defeated Michigan Statc6947. iitay; Woodley's S3-vard pass to Cefalo. Jodie Mudd. 3.780 7107146-277 Jim Thorpe. 566 ©-73-71-74-287 1:17.2 clocking by Spain’s Coloman enough to better the 2:45.3 mark Penaltiea-Leinonen, NYR. 0:54: Co* 17. Villanova (94) defeated Pittsburgh Miami 27. San Dicgo6. Bill Britton. 3.780 70714947-277 Mike Sull)van.566 7349- 7075-287 'T think every athlete at one Trabado last year. Francine Genbron set in 1981. The chrane.Phi.7:21: Hedberg, N Y R .7:a; 660:.defeated Providence 7()41. San Diego— Muncie 1 run (Benirschke Rex Caldwell. 3.780 6947-71-70-277 Howard Twitty,540 7O-69-72-77--20 I^g^p. Phi. 9:51; Da. hfalnney. NYR. 18. Tennessee (1()4) defeated Louisiana kick) at“ 1< 4 :03.76 .7 ’ yards...... in five plays. Bob Cole. 2,40 68-7049-71—278 Roger Maltbie. 534 70-7073-76-2© time strives to be a head Enyeart came from the hack of race was won by Joe White of Great State 590: lost to Mississippi SUle 75-74 Key playsils 29-yard pass interference Lon Hinkle. 2,40 7070073-278 Buddy Gardner. 528 72-70-78-74-294 coach and that was an impor­ his four-man heat to win the race. Britian', who is attending the ^ o n d period—None. Penaltie»-Co- fy against G. Blackwood, Fouts'22- Rod Funseth.2.40 72.48072—278 chrane. Phi.5:34: Cochrane. Phi. 13:32; 19. North (^rolina SUte (84) lost to yard pa.ss to Chandler. Miami 27, San Jim Nelford. 2.40 . 69072-71-278 tant goal of mind," said Ron Canada’s Ian Newhouse set the pace University oh Richmond, in 2:44.41. Virginia 880: defeated Georgia Tech 81- Diego 13. Bob Elaslwood. 2.40 72-70071—278 Da. Malonev. NYR. 14;(B: Clarke. Phi. 61. Cournoyer, newly named head throughout most of the distance hut n a t io n a l h o c k e y l e a g u e 18:20: Rogers, NYR,2n;00. Third period Craig Stad1cr.2.40 73494947-278 football coach at Manchester Billy Olson, who set a world By United Press International ITiird ^rlod-4. Philadelphia. Barber 20. Illinois SUte (124) defeated No scoring. Gary Koch. 1.743 67-72-7070279 Enyeart hurst from behind with less record in the pole vault in Ottawa Wales Conference 17 (unassisted). 6:29. Penalties—Howe, Bradley 770; defeated Indiana State 96- Fourth period Tony Sills. 1.743 68073-70-279 High. Monday morning at the 82. than two laps to go. Friday night at 18 feet, lOVi inches, Patrick Division Phi. 13:26: Holmgren. Phi, 17:34. Miami'li — WcNxllevdley 7 run (von Don Hammond. 1.743 71490-70-279 formal announcement of his "I didn’t feel all tliat good at the W L T Pts. GF GA Shots on goal-Phlladetphia 10-12-9<31. Schamann kick) al0:42.0 yards inS Clarence Rose. 1,743 8907071—279 appointment. could only clear 16 6Vk but that was Philadelphia a 12 6 82 196 U7 NY Rangers 3-7-6-16. plays. Key play: Woodley's 18-yard pass Dannv Edwards, 1,743 071070-279 Soccer start of the race,” Enyeart said. “I good enough to win. Fellow NY Islanders M 16 7 S 170 UB Goalies — Philadelphia, Froese. NY BIG EAST lo vigorito. Miami 34. San Diego 13. Hill kratzert. 1.743 7071-7246-279 The announcement took was just trying to run 26-second laps NY Rangers a IB 5 « 180 162 Rangers—Hanlon. A-i7.437. Conference Ail Games ‘ —7l 0 3 (no shows — 307). Scott Simpson, l,7ti 71-714649-279 place in the office of the American Dwight Stones placed se­ Washington 19 15 11 « 171 164 W LPet. W LPet. Bruce Fleisher, 1.743 706947-73-279 and everything was going real good. cond in the high jump behind the Pittsburgh 12 27 6 90 144 212 Villanova 4 01.000 10 2 .833 EklFiori.100 0 7 0 0 7 3 - 2 0 school principal. Jacob Ludes New Jersey 10 a 9 a 192 196 St. Jinn's. 4 1 0 0 14 1 .683 TomPutzer.100 0 7 3 -7 1 0 -2 0 This is a fast track with good banks Syracuse 3 1 .750 12 2 .867 Bahamas’ Stephen Wray. Adams Division Orville Moody. 100 0-70072-20 MAJOR INDOOR SOCCER LEAGUE III. "We are very pleased that and everything just fell into place eJeorgetown 2 1 .697 11 4 .700 Calvin Peete,’l4 0 7348073-20 Boston a 10 7 63 ITO 124 Boston Coll. By United Press International an outstanding teacher and for me.” Canada’s Angella Taylor placed Montreal M 13 8 S6 211 163 2 1 .697 11 2 846 Jay Haas, 991 73072-68-281 Ea:istern • ''•Division • • coach, working at Manchester first and fourth, respectively, in the Buffalo a 14 9 S3 177 146 Connecticut 1 2 433 7 6 0 8 Don January. 991 7307070-281 W L Pet. GB Two Canadian records were also Basketball Providence 1 3 0 0 8 8 0 0 Golf Hubert Green.991 70071-74-281 High School, is willing to women’s 200-and 50-meter races. uebec 19 a 6 44 186 191 Baltimore 13 5 .722 - broken at the moot, "'hich was near­ Sartford 12 a 5 a 152 216 PilUburgh 0 3 .000 7 6 0 8 Phil Hancock, 991 707^714B-281 Cleveland 13 5 .722 - assume this responsibility. Campbell Conference Seton Hall 0 5 .000 311 414 Vic Regalado, 991 7071- 7070-281 Chicago 14 6 .700 - Ron Cournoyer is certain to Norris Division Payne Stewart, 991 66073-73-281 New York II .611 W L T PU. GF GA Bobby Clampett. 691 71-71071-281 Buffalo 9 7 .563 3 continue the progress and Chicago a 11 7 63 208 156 Dan Pohl,726 72-707248-282 Memphismphis 8 11 .421 5*2 dir^tion that has pleased us Manchester relay team Minnesota a 13 9 56 191 160 Lee Elder. 726 69072-72-282 Pittsburgh 6 10 375 6 St. Louis 15 a 6 a 162 181 Frank Conner. 726 9-707073-282 Western Division so much." Ludes said in a 11 a 12 94 146 199 Peter Jacobsen. 726 71-71071-282 Detroit NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOC. By United Press International Wichita 9 - 7 .563 prepared statement. Toronto 10 a 8 a 153 192 Forrest Fezler. 726 7149073-282 Phoenix 11 9 .KO By United Press International ($00,000 Los Angi n) Morris Hataisky. 726 7 2 0 0 7 3 -2 S Cournoyer, 40. replaces a Smythe Division Eastern Conference Football At Los Angeles, Ca if. Jan. 16 San Diego 10 9 .526 cops 4x800 at UConn Eklmonton a IS 253 186 Mike McCullough. 726 071- 7072-282 Kansas Citv 8 10 .444 long-time associate. Mike Atlantic Division (Par72) Tze-Chunc (^en. 672 071-72-72-283 Calgary 18 a 7 43 189 196 7148430-270 St Louis 7 10 412' 16 a 5. 41 l a 191 W L Pet. GB Gil Morgan. 04,00 Gary Hallberg.ffT? 072- 71-74-20 Golden Bay 6 13 .316 Simmons, who resigned last Winnipeg Philadelphia SI 5 .861 - Gibby Gilbert. 22.40 6646-7249-272 Vancouver 15 21 9 99 163 m Bruce Lietzke.672 073- 71-70-20 Los Angeles 3 19 .10 7 Boston 28 9 .757 3*4 Mark McCombr.22.40 68480-70-272 December following the 1982 STORRS —Manchester High’s 4 X 400 relay of Don Wright, John Los Angeles 1 5 » a 6 i53 191 John McC^m)sh.672 071- 73-71-20 Saturday’s Results New Jersey 25 14 .641 7Mi Lanny Wadkins. 22,40 6847070-272 Tommy Valentine, 672 0 7 3 0 7 2 - 2 0 Pittsburgh 6. Wichita 4 season. The Indians posted a 800 relay took home top honors at Morasco, John Prytcho and A1 (Top four In each division qu.> . fy for Washington 17 19 .472 M , 72-7041-70-273 playoffs.) George Archer. 12.00 Bob Shearer. 636 072- 7176-284 Golden&y8. Buffalo? 3-5-2 mark in Simmons’ final the Eastern Relays last Friday O’Neil took fifith place in 3:447. The New York 13 24 .351 18^ Joe Inman, 9.712 714947-67-274 Eric Batten. 636 71-71073-284 Saturo^'s Results Centra] Division 70474649-274 , San Diego 6. Baltimore 3 season. evening at the Field House in Storrs. 4 X 800 of John Comeau, Bob Boston 2. N.Y. RangersO NFL Playoffs Andy North. 9.712 Jim Booros.60 7072- 7072-284 Sunday's Results Milwaukee 27 13 .675 - Torn Watson. 9.712 670070-274 John Fought. 60 7247-73-72-284 "I think Mike Simmons has The Indian foursome of Bob Castagna, Paul Toland and Ed PhiladeliAia4. Chicago4 (tie) Atlanta 18 19 .488 7^ By United Press International 64-70071-274 Chicago 8. Kansas City 6 Hartford 2, New Jersey 1 (AllTimesEST) Fuzzy Zoeller. 9,712 Bobby Wadkins. 60 707071-73-284 Phoenix 6. Si Louis 3 done a .great job in building Dussault, Vinnle Liscomb, Mike Kloehn was third. The 4 X 200 of Detroit 19 21 .475 8 J.C. Snead. 7.80 071070-275 (Tharfie Sifford.60 7072-7072-284 DetroU4,1\>ronto3 Chicago 13 24 361 12^ First round Arnold Palm er. 70 0 6649072-275 Mondav's Game the program. I feel he has Dave Dampier, Floyd Williams, Quebec7. Calgary 2 Saturday. Jan. 8 and Sunday, Jan. 9 Peter Oosterhuis, 60 72074-7O-2M (All Times E.STi Roy and Sean Sullivan won the Indiana 12 24 .333 13 Ray Floyd. 5.70 7070700-276 Isao Aoki.60 0-7149-76—285 N.Y. 1slanders5. Los Ange]es2 Cleveland 6 30 .167 19 NFC Gay Brewer. 5.70 071048-276 Cleveland at New York. 8 06 p m turned things around. I championship division run with a Peter Szatkowski and O’Neil also Buffato4. Washlngton2 Washington 31. Detroit7 Ron Commans. 60 7071 -7073-286 Tuesday 's Game Western Conference Lee Trevino. 5,70 67-754747-276 Arne Dokka.60 7249-74-70-286 honestly feel we were a couple time of 7:36.3. That converts tomn secured a third placement. Montreal 8. Pittsburgh 7 Green Bay 41. St. Louis 16 eO470-71-276 Buffalo at Memphis.6 0p.m Midwest Division Dallas 0,'Tampa Bay 17 Keith Fergus. 5.70 MacO'nradv.60 67-7072-76-285 plays away from a winning average of 2:05 for a half mile, a Edmonton 10. Minnesota 4 W L Pet. GB Sunday's Results Minnesota 0 . Atlanta 24 season last year. very good showing for this time of Next meet will be the Yale San Antonio 25 15 6B — AFC Philadelphia4. N.Y. RangersO Kansas City 21 16 .568 2*4 "1 won’t make any promises year, notes Coach George Suitor. University Invitational in New New Jersey 5. Los Angeles 3 Los Angeles Raiders 27, Cleveland 10 Denver 19 21 .475 6 M iam ift. New England U ' I record-wise) but I do feel we In jayvee division action, the 4 X Haven. Chicago 4, Detroit 2 Utah 17 24 .415 8^ Vancouver 6. Winnipeg 4 Dallas 15 22 .405 ^8^ New York Jets 44, Cincinnati 17 St. John's 'bitten' are on our way." Cournoyer Monday’s Games Houston 5 32 .196 18*4 San Diego 31, P i t t ^ r g h 0 said. (AllTlmeiEST) Pacific Division Conference semifinals Minnesota at Boston. 7:35 p.m. Los Angeles 28 8 .778 — Saturday's Results The former AIC gridiron Finnish jumper shatters ski mark NFC—Washin^n21, Minnesota? St. Louis at Toronto,8:Q6p.m. Phoenix 25 15 .625 5 by Boston College standout, who doubled at tight Tuesday's Games Portland 24 15 .615 5^ AFC— New York Jets 17, Los Angeles A N OFFER St. Louis at Q ueW Raiders 14 end and defensive end. said, Seattle 24 15 .615 5*4 Sunday’s Results LAKE PLACID, N.Y. (UPI) - Kogier’s jumps of 105 and 103 Philadelphia at Washington Golden State 16 23 .410 13*4 CHESTNUT HILL, Mass. (UPI) — St. John’s mJnJ- ”I believe in playing great Hartford at N.Y. Islanders AFC — Miami 34, San D i^ o 13 meters secured a silver medal while San Diego 10 30 350 20 NFC— DallasS7, Green Bay28 stop at No. 1 lasted all but a few hours until the Redmen defense, in field position and Finnish ski jumper Matti Nykaenen Calgarv at Montreal Saturday's Results W E’RE PROUD NFC Championship shattered the 90-meter record at' moving him to second place In the Edmonton at Los Angeles . Los Angeles 120. Atlanta 101 ran into the cobra-quJele Michael Adams and the rest of special teams along with a N.Y. Rangers at Vancouver Saturday, Jan. 22 balanced attack in running Intervale with a 124.5 meter jump standings. Phiiad^phia 114. Indiana 106 Dallas at Washington. 12:0 p.m his Boston College teammates. And it was St. John’s and went on to score two con­ He has 100 points while Olav New Jersey 100. New York 96 AFC Chanmionship who ended up snake-bitten. TO PU T OUR Cleveland 90. Boston 86 and passing the football” Hansson of Norway is third with 65. American Hockey I^eague Sunday.Jan. 23 The Redmen. 14-1, looked to be a sure No. 1 selection Cournoyer said the Silk secutive victories in the World (jup By United Press International San Antonio 117. Washington 96 New York Jets at Miami. 1 p.m. ski jumping series. Northern Denver 131. Houston 111 Sunday. J a n .0 when No. 2 Virginia was upset Saturday afternoon. No. 1 Towners will abandon the W L T Pts. GF GA Milwaukee 128. Chicago 126 (20T) Super Bowl XVII at Pasadena. Calif.,6 Memphis State already had lost and all No. 3 St. John’s Wishbone offense installed for Nykaenen jumped 120.5 meters on Fredericton 25 11 5 55 189 131 Utah 107. Dallas 105 N A M E O N . his first jump Sunday and sealed his B o w lin g Maine 22 19 4 48 183 177 Phoenix 114. San Diego 101 needed was a win Saturday night over Boston College. the ’82 campaign, for another Nova Scotia 21 17 5 47 209 176 Portland 121. Kan.saB City 110 But Adams and the rest of toe Eagles knew what was scheme in ’83. victory with a 108-meter effort on Adirondack 20 & 4 44 186 191 Sunday's Results Milwaukee 109. Golden State 106 Green Bav 0 7 6 1 3 -0 at stake and they made sure St. John’s never got to toe Cournoyer feels he has a his finai effort. He made his record- CATERERS- Carol Lewie 127-363, Moncton 16 25 4 96 151 180 Dallas 614 314-37 Sherbrooke 19 25 3 29 153 186 Utah 115. San Diego 111 top. J foundation for the 1983 season. breaking jump Saturday. Carol Streeter 137-348, Joan Baldyga Southern Seattle 111. Kansas City 66 Dal-FGSeptien0 Nykaenen’s victory Sunday was 26 14 215 IC Monday's Games Dal-FGSeptien34 “We were watching it (toe North Carolina-Virginia He notes there will be 33 131, Marion Kloter 140-130-390, Rochester GB—Lofton 6 pass from Dickey his fourth in 10 World Cup events Claire Hall 130-130-358, Helene Dey Hershey 24 18 0 167 157 (AllTimesEST) game) at pre-game (meal) and we knew St. John's returning players, 11 juniors Baltimore 2020 19 5 < 196 203 Chicaeoat New York.7:3^.m. (Stenerudkick) would be No. 1. We definitely wanted to stop that," said this year and the wil solidified a 128-344, Sue Balesano 145-365, Laine New Haven 1919 19 4 ^ 164 162 Atlantd at New Jersey.7:355 pp.m. Dal—Newsome 2 run (Septien kick) and 22 sophomores, and Tuesday's Games Dal—'Diurinan 0 Interception return A d a m ■, a aophomote guard who talUud 37 points to first-half series title for the Finn. St.Catharins 1919 24 4 190 211 (Septien kldi) n ■’they’re enthusiastic. I can’t Steullet 127, Angle Ortolan! 135. 171 183 Boston at Indiana Binghamton 18 21 21 4 4 g I ^ F G StenfM SO BC's 68-64 upset Saturday dight. wait I’m very excited about His victories in Lake Placid over Springfield 1616 25 3 : 158 192 Philadelphia at Cleveland Denver at San Antonio G D-FG S te n e r^ S “We consider ourselves one of the good teams in the it, ” he said. the weekend raised his cup point COP- Pris Whitney 179-483, Saturday's Results D al-FG SeptienM Adirondack 9. ^ r b r o o k e 2 Washington at Houston Big East. We’re not thought of that way, but we just He said two present total to 144. Harriet Haslett 181, Sally Dallas at Golden Slate GB—Lofton71 run (kick failed) have to keep on going and it’ll show up sooner or later. Finishing second in Sunday’s Fredericton6. St. Catharines2 Dal—Cosbie? pass from White (Septien assistants, Eric Farno and Heavisides 490, Robin Smith 450, Rochester 6. Hershey 4 kick) They (St. John's) probably came in thinking they were Maine 7. B in^am ton 1 Vic Berard. will be retained finale was Armin Kogler of Austria. Laurence Faucher 458. UTAH (115) GB—Lee22 interception return (Stene- going to walk through this game. We weren’t going to let New Haven 6. Springfield 4 rudkick) Sunday's Results Wilkins 6-15 4-620. Poquette 9-16 4422. and he’ll have two positions to Schayes 6-10 6-716. Green 8-15 54 21. Dal—Newhouse 1 run (Septien kick) that happen,” Adams said. Nova Scotia 7. Adirondack 2 A-63972. fill. "1 have some people in Rochester7. Hershey2 Griffith 6-22 5-7 21. Eaves 24 0-14. M. Adams also dished out five assists and had a mind- mind. I hope to get the people Baltimore2. St. Catharines2 (tie) Anderson 2-7 54 9. Eaton 0-2 04 0. boggling eight steals as the Eagles imnroved to 11-2 un­ in time for spring practice.” American tops in'friteter races New Haven at Sherbrooke, ppd WilliamsO-l 040. ToUls 4344 2948115. Monday's Games SAN DIEGO (111) . der first-year coach Gary Williams. Adams and forward Cournoyer. who was defen­ (No Games Schieduled) Chambers 5-12 6416, Cummings 12-21 First Downs 21 M Jay Murphy had 27 of BC’s 32 second-half points. Tuesday's Games 10-1031. Walton34046, Homnsf404 Rushes-yards 17—10 39-109 sive coordinator under Sim­ CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand U.S. ran a well-judged 1500-meter to 4. Hodges 10-193424, Wood 5-120410, Passing yards 306 30 “ 1 don’t know if we thought about that (St. John's New Haven at Baltimore Sacks by-yards 14 40 mons at Manchester High, (UPI) — American Chandra win in 3:42.11. Hershey at St. Catharines R. Anderson(V3(M)0, Brooks3*71-47. being No. 1), but I’ll bet they were thinking dbout it,” served as offensive coor­ Herald photo by Pinto Whitehead 04 04 10, Smith 04 04 0. Return Varda 0 81 said Murphy. “Actually, toe pressure was on them. If Cheeseborough won the women’s Roger Mills of England won the Tota1s4546 2049 111. Passes 19464 2447-1 dinator at Rockville High, 100-meter ana 200-meter races at an mile walk by half a lap in 6:21.82. UUh 90 2436 25-115 Punts 442.0 4 0.7 they won, they were No 1. This is a great win for us” RON COURNOYER Detroit “•*-? San Diego 22 28 32 29-111 Fumbles-lost 4-2 1-1 also under Simmons. "The International Track Meet at (}ueen Chicago 13 1 Williams added, “We watched the game (North ready to take over gridders Three-point goal-Hodges. Fouled out— Penalties-yards 3-36 4-30 J . ’ -A offensive backfield is the only Elizabeth II Park Sunday. First period-1. Chicago, Suiter X Wood. Tot'll foui»-UtahM, San Diego90. Time of Possession 21 ;0 0 :S2 Carolina-Virginia), we heard what they said about St. SYMPHONIES- Stocifi Miller (Lyaiak. B. Murray). 2:01. Penaltlea- area I haven’t coached,” he Cheesborough won the 100-meter Reboimds-Utah 46 (Wilkins 12), John’s, so we were pretty excited. Ano anytime oi. 141- 359, Marti Sarles llH u, Katie Foater Det, 1:25; G. Smith, Det,3;2S; Individual leaders said. the kids.. Number two is confidence tne administration has the experience, judgment Savard, Chi. i-.i!. Woods, Det, 8 :» ; Diego S3 (Cummings 11). Assista-Utah John’s plays Boston College, ifs exciting. AVe just went race in 11.86, beating Beverley Dempsky 134-363, Barbara Magliano 26 (Griffith 8>. San Diego26 (Brooks6). RUSHING - Green Bay-Lofton 1-71. The newlv named Tribe making them physically and has shown in me.” and leadership qualities that Peterson of New Zealand and Jenny Foster. Det. minor-major,6:01, Lyaiak, Technical—San Diego cOach Silas. A— Rodgers 40. Ivtfy 70. Ellis 4-21. out and played real steady.” 142- 354. Chi. mlnor-ma)or, 8:0a; Oabome, Det, Dickey 14. Dallas-Dorsett 270. New- coach has a simple mentally ready each week.” Flaherty of the United States. S{ie 2.728. ' we wanted,” Director of 12'9. house 7-15. Newsome 14, White 4-minus philosophy. "First thing I The Tolland resident, who closed 23.35 in the 200 to beat Second period-2. Huber 10 (Ogrodnick. 7. There were nine applicants Athletics Dick Cobb, who Bolditevl. 1:17. 3, Chicago, Wilson 9 believe in is loving the kids teaches social studies, added, POWDER PUFF- Dee Smyth 453, KANSAS CITY (06) PASSING-Green Bay-Dickey 19464- Dorris wins CAR CARE for Simmons’ position. “Ron Flaherty and Andrea Wade of New (Ludilkl. 8:00. 8. Chicago, Paterson 8 E. Johnson 6-180412. Nealy 34046, 3S. Danas-While0846-l-te. Pearson L-l- Mary Jarvis 451, Edith ’Tracy 466, (Croaamanl.S'.M. 8. Chicago. Secord 34 and hiring assistants who are "I feel we will give it our best was clearly the best of several headed the search committee, Zealand. Meriweathcr341-27. Drew5-15M 11. 00 . . (Savard, l i r m e r l .' U:13. Penallies— great teachers and care for shot and hope to justify the outstanding candidates. He said in the prepared text. Gary Williky of the U.S. also Velma Hyman 175, Terry Siemienskl R. Williams 10470420, S. Johnson 244- RECEIVING-Green Bay-Ufton 5-109, slalom race 223-500, Ruth Ann Glass 181-455, Campbell, Det, 3 :» ; Sutter, Chi. SJ8; 68. Woodson4-12048. King 14042, R. Coffman 5-72. Ellis 5-7D, Jefferson 2-40. scored a double in the shot put and Foster,D et,ra^or.8:57; Feamater, Chi, Johnson 540410, Steppe 0-2141. L. Ivery 1-25, Epps 1-16. Dallas-T.Hill 7-142. the discus while Steve Scott of the Tina Harris 473, Laura Rapson 467. 8 :S7: Gardner. Oil. 13:14; Thompson 34 24 8. Loder M M 3. Newsome7-TO. Cosbie446, Dorsett34, PARK CITY, Utah Third perlod-8. Detroit, Larson 11 Totals 43-10410-1696 DuPree2-14. Pearson 14. (UPI) — Billy Dorris of (Huber, Campbelll.'14J2. Penaltlea- SEATTlzEdin Camptell. Det. m ajor,2:43; Higgins. Chi. Kelser 34 24 8. Shelton 6-15 44 20. McCall, Idaho, dominated maJor,2:43: Fox,Chi,5:38. Donaldson 5-10 4414, D. Thompson 7-11 both runs Sunday to win a Snots on goal—belrolt Wl-13—27. 2416. G. Winiams9-170424. Tbibert 24 San Diego ~ 013 0 0—13 Chicago 1 4 -lM ^ . 2-26. Smith 14345. Sikma 3-7349, Miami 7200 7-34 men’s giant slalom race on Goanea-Detralt. Stefan. Chicago. Ban- Brown 34 (M) 6. Radford 1-1 (14 2, Mia-Moore 3 pass from Woodley (von the U.S. Ski Association Dolphin defense was spectacular nerman. A—17^88 Vranes04l41 Total8«463746111 Schamann) By Karl Sartorla Kansas Citv 163018 33- 66 Mia-Franklin 3 run (von schamann) Western Regional Trophy Mia-Lee 6 pass from Woodley (von Series — the fourth con­ Sarvica Managar Winnipeg Seattle 24183633-111 Schamann) Vancouver 411-8 Fouled oufr-None. Total fouls—Kansas MiS'FG von Schamann24 secutive victory for Dorris. First period—I. Vancouver, Gradin 18 City 31. Seattle 20 Rebounds-Kansas MIAMI (UPI) — With two minutes left. Glenn As superb as toe Dolphins’ secondary was, their City47 < Nealy. S. Johnson8). Seattle46 SD-Joincr 0 pass from Fouts (kick Dorris attacked both three-man front, usually made up of Kim (Smyl. Halward). 8:24. 2. Vancouver, falled( A car that cannot be steered Blackwood, playing one of the corp.;rs for the McOrthy 8 (Lanz, Hllnka), 7:9. 3, (Donaldson 11) Asslsts-Kansas Gty 22 Mia*FG von Sqhamann 23 runs on Park City’s U.S. Miami Dolphins, frantichlly tried to get the atten­ Bokamper, Boh Baumhowerand Doug O tters, was Vancouver. Sundstrom 13 (Lindgren, (Drew 12). Seattle47 (G. Wmiams 10). Ski Team GS course with well is a major hazard on our Technical-Kansas City (zone). A—14JBS. SD-Munde l run (Benirschkekick) streets and highways. The every hit as good, if not better. Rota), 8:18. 4, Vancouvtr. McTarUiy 7 Mia—Woodley 7 run (von Schamann tion of Don McNeal across the field from him in the Sports (Tanti. Rota), 9:38. PenalUea-Maxwell, flawless style to win the steering system should always other corner. The Dolphins’ strong safety finally "Tlieir pass rush was unbelievable,” marveled kick) series’ final of six races in Wpg.3:40: Maxwell. Wpg,8:45; Soetaert, A-714D be kept tight with no more than % managed to catch McNeal’s tye and motioned him Parade Glenn Blackwood. "The guys up front made it easy Wpg. 8:48; Wpg. bench (aervrf by GOLDEN STATE (KB) a combined tim e of 1 two inches of free "play" on to move back and play deeper. for us. You could see in their eyes how much they Dupont),5 :48:1,,jla , Vsn,3:46: - - --Maxwell. Short 6-14 74 19. Smith 7-11 34 17. minute, 58.33 seconds — the steering wheel. An Wpg.9:48: Lindgren. Van. 13:31: i.upul. Carroll 14*25 84 SB. Brewer4-142410. excessive amount of "play" Van. 18:«: DeBlols. Wpt. 19:08: Smyl, Rnmar 3-10 04 6. Brown 5-10 44 14. Blackwood was waving McNeal one way with his Milt RIchman wanted to get at Fouts.” finishing more than a full causes a lag in steering, which V an.» :« . Conner 1-4042. Llovd 24044. Totals First downs left hand and McNeal. who apparently had trouble Containing Kellen Winslow, Fouts’ favorite Second perlod-6. Winnipeg, Lindatrom 42-912446 KB. Rushes-yards second ahead of runnerup can be very dangerous in understanding, was waving his right hand the other target, figured to be as tough as stopping toe 17 (Lundtaolm, Steen) MILWAUKEE (109) Passing vards Sean Holes of Vail, Colo. emergency situations such as way. obviously trying to find out whether Chargers’ quarterback, but here the Dolphins had Amiel_____ .S (Mullen...... Spring). - ...... Catching! 0-12-21. Johnson 6-17 2418., Sacks by-yards The 24-year-old Dorris skids. "P lay" may be caused Vancouver.V 41116,vWwW8 V Williams W¥aaaa«isa» 8 w (Lupull. i — ------. * 17:48^ - Cowens 24 l-l 5. Ford 64 1-3 13. Return yards by wear in the tie-rod ends or some help from the chewed' up, pockmarked Parses 1 had been a member of toe Blackwood wanted him to move up closer toward Penallies-Campbell. Wpg, major, 1:29; Moncrief tt-2010-1134. Lister 840-1 IS. in the steering c(dumn. Wear in Mokeski 1-11-13. Brldgeman7-lS2416, N. Punts 4 -4 U 3-40.3 the line. Orange Bowl field. Winslow twisted his right ankle NHL Van, major. 1:29; MacLean. Wpg, U.S. Ski Team for three the steering column can usual­ 4:08: Smyl. Van.SM: Campbell. Wpg. Mix 04040. PresseyO-1040, CrlssM bles-lost 3-2 2-1 Neither had any chance of hearing the other stepping into what he called “one of those sand I2:ia: Lupul. Van, 12:01; Maxwell, Wpg. 042.ToUls454619-aiQ9. Ities-yards 7 - 0 6-70 years before sitting out toe ly be corrected by adjustment. above the ear-piercing roar emanating from the holes” during the second series of the game and 14:48; Gradin. Van, 19:34. Golden State » 33 » 23-101 ! of ptMtession 19:14 40:46 1981-82 season due to an il­ iMit worn Ue-rod ends should be never was much of a factor after that. Third peiiod-e. Winnipeg, 13 Milwaukee 29 fiM 34-109 £ lness. replaced. If these are Orange Bowl crowd of 71,383 Sunday and with the (Unditrom).2:l» 9, Winnipeg. NtocLean Fouled out—Lister. Total fouls-GoMen Individual Leaders neglected, they may eventually Dolphins in front of the San Diego Chargers, 34-13, He could hardly run at all and caught only one 17 (H aw em uk, Dupont), 14:36. 10, St.3D. Milwaukee21. Rehounds-Golden RUSHING-San DiegoCappeHetli 1-6, And, national, team (^tne apart, allowing the front pass for 18 yards compared with toe 13 he pulled in Vancouver. Lupul4 (SmyL Bubta^). 19:15 St. SO (Smith, ^rroil 14 each). Muncie 110. Brooks Fouls 24. spokesman John Dakin wheels to turn freely in any many of the Miami partisans in the stands already Miami-Nathan 180. FranlinZM. Ben­ Penaltlea-Bubal, Van, 8:34; Maxwell Milwaukee 34 (Moncrief 11). A tiiitt— direction. had began clamoring, “We want the Jets ... We for a playoff record against toe Dolphins a year ago Win, >0:40: Maxwell. Win, misconduct. Golden St. 27 iRomarlO), Milwaukee21 nett 7-14. Woodley 3-14. Orosz 1-11. said the four series vic­ want the Jets.” to lead toe Chargers to their memorable 41-38 win 10:86: Rota. Van, 13:32: NHL Van. 14:17: (Moncrief 6). Technicals — Milwaukee Vlfforitol4. Jensen 2-minus 6. tories "are a major step” Lukowich. Win, 18;ld. . — coach Nelson. Milwaukee (tone). A - PASSING—San Diego-Fouts 150-6-191 for Dorris toward Earning But Blackwood was a little anxious about getting in overtime. Shota on na>-W innipeg 6-13-10—29. 9.011 Mlaml-Woodley 170-1-U6. Nathan 1-14 through to McNeal. He saw he was having trouble Vancouver IM-IO-M. _ , - 0. a place on the national Winslow left the field on crutches Sunday. RECEIVING-San DlegoChandler20. Beware of rust spots!! Bring communicating with the speedy little cornerback GoiHea-WInnlpeg, SoeUert, Stanlow- squad again. your car to DILLON FORD OHVfH.99 FOR A Q U A R T “ It looked like they wanted it more than we did,” skl. Vencouver, BroJeur. Ar-I2N11. NEW YORK (UPI) - How the UPI Muncie 6 0 . Joiner 1 0 . Winslow 1-18. and was trying to figure out how he could convey Top 20 college basketball teanti fared Sievera 8 0 . Brooks 2 0 . Holohan 14. Holes was timed in where our experienced THERMOr BRAND CONTAINER. he said. through games of Sunday, Jan. M; Miami-Hardy 8 0 . Nalhan80, Hoonh 1:59.35 to finish second, technicians will make your car what he was trying to say when McNeal moved I. Memphis State (tt-l) lost to Virginia back. He couldn’t resist looking at Blackwood and Next Sunday’s game here with toe Jets will mark 3. Vigorito 8 0 . Lee 14. Cefalo 2 0 . ahead of John Walsh of look as good as new in our own (Regular retail value $8.69) the first time toe Dolphins are playing for toe AFC Lot Angeles V H L j T ech69«: defeated Cincinnati 8043). Harris 1-16. body shop. We honor major giving him a little smile as he did so, and seeing New Jersey A 118-6 3. Virginia (124) defeated North Squaw Valley, Calif., credit cards. Open 84. Tel. 643- that, Blackwood grinned back and stuck his thumb title since toe 1973 season, when they also went on Ftrat penod-iTk New Jersey, Palmer I Carolina State 040; k»t to North 1:5^95. Jeff Sarchett of 2145 for an app't. at DILLON (MacMHbn, TambelHnil, 8:10. 2. Ins Carolina 101-66. It’s bright and colorful, can keep 32 up. to beat toe Minnesota Vikings, 24-7, in toe Super 3. St. John's (14-1) defeated Connecticut San Diego 0U 09-1S SufT Valley, Idaho, was FORD. 319 Main. 'W here Angela, Simmer 14 (Holmeal, 18:19. Miami 71007-34 dependability is a tradition. " ounces of cold drinks cold or Hot drinks hot. Bowl. PenaUlea-None. 0-73: lost to Boston Col)ege6844. fourth in 2:00.39. ^ Both of them knew the Dolphins were "in” now. 4. Indiana (I2-I) d e fe a t^ Illinois 6946: Capsule "1 have a lot of respect for the Jets,” said Second period-8. Los Aiwlea, Korab2 Firstneriod The handle makes it easy to take anywhere. Dan Fputs was to complete a couple of in­ (unassiatedl. 14:00. 4. New Jersey. defeated Purdue 81-78. Dolphins coach Don Shula. “You saw what they did 6. U C U (IM ) defeated Arizona SUte Miami — Moorei pass from Woodley And for $1 more, we’ll fill it with our consequential screens to Chuck Muncie, but Marini 14 (Levo. Antonovich), 14:80. (von Schamann kick) at 6:0 following a couple of weeks ago to Cincinnati.” Penaltlea-Marinl, NJJ:M;.MacLelUjnd, I7‘0 : defeated Or^on 970; defeated Blackwood’s older brother, Lyle, another one of the Oregon 8tate0-77. Small's 16-yard Interrpelion return. 36 delicious coffee. True enough. The Jets also looked good defeating LA, major-minor, 7:47: Valour, NJ, yards in five plays. Kw play: Bennett's JOE NAMATH Dolphins' safetymen, oicked off Fonts’ third toss major,7:47; Larmer. NJ, II :31,4lopklnt, 8. KmUicky (104) defeated Mississippi All things considered, it's no wonder this the Raiders, 17-14, in Los Angeles, but they aren’t State9M I: loai to Auburn7647. l2-yard run. Miami 7. San DiegoO. and that was the ball game. LA 19'S1« Secondptriod JOHN DOCKERY Third piniod-d. Lot Angelef. Kelly 9 7. Arkansas (134) defeatedTexas A4M Thermos* is something we're proud to put The Dolphins' d e fe n d directed by assistant going up against any pushovers in the sudttonly 680: defeated Southern Methodist0 0 . Miami — Franxlin .3 run (von (DiooM). 1J6.0, New Jersey. Gagne5 Schamann kick) at 1:1 FOOTBAUCAMP our name on. And you 11 be glad to get coach Bill Amsparger, was nothing short of spec­ fired-up Dolphins. The game with the Chargers was (Levo, Tambelllfd). 10:01. 7. Ailiton 7 8. L m ^ l l e (184) defeated Duke91-76: 0 yards in IS a tremendously physical one with the kind of hitting (Cameron. Marln0vl0;51.8. New Jeraey. defeat^DePaul6»0. ys. Key plays: Nathan's 12-yard run 20 super PROS including: Todd, your hands on. f % | - | R | | # | A | S tacular, stopping toe Chargers’ vaunted offense 9. Nevada-Las Vegaa (144) defeated and 13-yaro reception from Wnodlev. Bradshaw, Qastineau, Harper, that made you wince merely watching it. TambelUnI U (Loiimer, Valour). 19:99. Miami 14. San D4m o 0. cold on toe groui^ and well enough in toe air so that Winning form PenalUet’-Vatour, NJ. major, 2:08: Pacific 0 0 ; defeated Fresno SUte 0 0 Barkum. Carmichael. Carpenter, r Available at all (t-tS). Miami - Lee tT p a u from Woodley Reeoe. Nelson. Ferguson. ‘ Fouts, the AFC’s second leading^quarterback, could Bob Kuechenberg, toe Dolphins’ guard and elder Wella. LA, major. 8:08. K lU ^ . NJ. (von Sejwmann kick) at 4:31 following participating shops. A A ||IA 1 T S 1:48; AntonovKh. NJ, major, 9:65; 10. Alabama (IM) lost to VanderbiU8l- /l.ll'iplanp. Hill, W illiams, complete only 15-of-34 passes. Fouts came into toe .jm statesman, had himself a tremendous game and Top-seeded Martina Navratilova hits 79: k M tto G e ^ a 8 7 0 (M S ). von Senamann's fumble recovery Xt uuuai’iui»i. A-10JB7. e*n Louisiana 79-78: defeated Texas play; Woodley's 16-yard pass to Cefalo (2)2) 42S-261B. 410 New Park Ave.. Weal Hertford one each by Gerald Small and McNeal. . scores for Dolphins myself, I was cross-eyed.” tourney. Christjsn 5441: <|afeated Texas770. Miami 24. San DiegoO. «

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References for flexible hours during 1878. For Bala 51 Errors which do not week and weekends when dryer connections, gas remodelM, ceilings, bath SEASONED Oak firewood Asking $20.00. Telephone and security required. Autos lessen the value ol Hie INFANTRY needed. Apply: Donut Inn, fired, hot water baseboard tile, dormers, roofing. '- For deliveries, call 742-71%. $550. Call II am - 6 pm, 646 Residential or commer­ George Griffing, Andover, CENTRAL LOCATION, 1979 FORD GRANADA * 6 advertisement will not Meadowbrook Plaza, heating system. $98,500.00. kitchen privileges, parking 8387. Qreatef cyl., automatic, air- be correicled\by an ad Route 44A, Coventry. 742- Summitt Village Con­ cial. 649-4291. 742-7M6. SKIES, 120 CM with AND ONLY Salomon bindings and nor- available. Security and conditioning, 27,000 miles. ditional insert] 7722. dominiums. New two written references -MANCHESTER - Main bedroom townhouses $46,- ELECTRICAL SERVICES dira boots sise 5. $50.00! Street. 63 rooms, heated, Superb car! Many extras! THE BEST WILL MAKE IT - We do all types of Elec­ Call 0484506. required. For application $4495. 644-2942. . DENTAL Assistant 3-4 900.00. Peterman Realty, Free Claaallled Ada can 643-2693. hot water, appliances. No 649-9404/647-0080. trical Work! Licensed. Call pets. Security. Parking. days. Orthodontic office. 1976 JEEP - $2500. Call 646 If You Think You Are Salary commensurate with after 5:00 p.m., 6461516. BATHROOM sink - BRIDES bat trimmed with 523-7047. seeded pearls and lace, ATTRACTIVE ROOM - 1257 after 5 .p.m. ( J l \ r experience. 649-7222 VERNON - Lovely well excellent condition, $10.00. Large clothes closet, Equal To The Challenge between 9 and 12. kept ranch with three FARRAND Call 643-6284. worn once, $75.00. Call 646 THREE ROOM Apartment REMODELING - CabineU, 4700.______^ private bath, parking. FOR SALE - 1977 Mercuiv bedrooms, huge family Older gentleman.. with heat, hot water, stove, rec-room, two car garage, Roofing, Gutters, Room SNOW Blower, runs. refrigerator, cam t. $300. 0)ugar. Immaculate condi­ iHanriirstrr You May Qualify For: COSMETICIAN - full time References. 6467335. tion inside and out. Low days. Experienced person in-ground Sabrina pool Additions, Decks, all types $50.00. Telephone 043-8387. ELECTROLUX' rug Adults only. No pets. Adverds^;^^ preferred. Apply in person PLUS separate four room of Remodeling and washer, ^.00. CaU 646 Seinirity deposit. Centrally mileage. $3500. Telephone Repairs. FREE 0315. ELEGANT BED Sitting 6465964. . Hrralji - Arthur Drug, 190 Far- apartment. Move-in condi­ TEN GALLON glass tank, room for young located. Call 6467690 or A riirr pAi I coc TiMTVw-i- mlngton Avcnue, Hartford. tion. $99,900. Strano Real Estimates. Fully insured. cheap, $10.00. Use for fish 643-8388. Telephone 643-6017. SOFA, Simmons hldabed, professional woman. Share 1981 CHEVY Caprice, four ••■Nttt V U U ta lUIIUN*’ No Phone Calls. Estate, 646-2000. or is also equipped for ger- quiet house near bus and blls, has wheel, barrel, rey tweed, very good con- MANCHESTER - New two door, V8. 27,000 miles. Call TIMOTHY J. Connelly - ition, $65.00. Calf6469537. hospital. 380.00 weekly. 647-1407. ★ $13,000 SALARY^ INDEPENDENT HORSES - Nine room cape water. 6466486. f 6 4 6 ^ . bedroom townhouse, fully INSURANCE Center, Inc. in M anchester, 3 or 4 Total building and im­ applianced kitchen, □ NOTICES provement services in­ HEIERLING ski boots, LXOAL NOTICE ★ $2,000. BONUS^ seeks additional full-time bedrooms, 2 baths, horse MAHOGANY Core door ROOM WITH private bath, carpeting, private deck. Personal Lines Customer barn and corral, 1,000 cluding but not limited to never used, 18” x 80”, small size 7, excellent con- ' basement with washer and TO ENROLLED MEMBERS OF kitchens, bathrooms, a6 diUon. $20.00. CaU after garage. Gentleman THE DEM(X:RA'nC PARTY OF Lost and Found 1 Service Representative. square ft. garage. Proper- $15.00. Call 643-6813. preferred. References and dryer connections, im- THE TOWN OF ANDOVER, sin c e Excellent opportunity for ^ now prMucing income. ditions, garages, roofing 5pm. 6466238. mraiate occupancy. $495.00 and siding, door and win­ security. 3 ^ monthly. 646 CONNECTICUT: FOUND - SET OF KEYS A N D S TU experienced, well- By owner. 649-7373. BOYS HOCKEY skates, per month, utilities not in­ Purnunt to the provlglons of the o 8 « V b * our readers at Lincoln Center. Can be organized, career-oriented dow replacement, Bauer challengers, one FOR MOTHER of bride cluded. Peterman Agency, .Stale Election Lawi and the Rules of picked up at the remodeling, renovations year old, good condition, dress and coat ensemble, 6469404 or 647-0060. of the DemocraUc Party,' you are PRESERVE YOUR person. Homeowners and Apartmonta for Bent 53 Manchester Herald Office Auto Rating, Policy □ BUSINESS and new construction. 646 size 5. $25.00. Call 6465891 aqua silk shanton size HI, hereby warned that a O ucua will between 8:30 and 5 p.m. writing. Customer Contact. 1379. after 5pm. worn once. Orig. $120 THREE BEDROOM be held on Jan. 2S. 1983, at 8 P.M. Monday - Friday. HOMETOWN UFESTYU Good salary and benefits in and SERVICES asking $30.00. CaU m ^ l . FOUR ROOM apartment Duplex, verv clean, at Town Office Bldg., School Road, ^advertising^® SKAPARAS HOME with heat included. to endorse candidates (or nomina­ modem, full service agen­ OVERSIZE shower sUli, .appliances. $450 plus tion to'the office to be voted for in im portant to the LOST - Boys 20-inch BMX INVEST ONE WEEKEND cy environment makes this Remodeling - All types of off white, four^ piece DESK - oak with five WaUclng distance to Main utilities. No children. Sarvleaa OHarad 31 additions, interior and Street. First floor with ' the municipal election to be held on bicycle, blue, with white an excellent opportunity. fiberglass with mixing drawers, large and roomy, Security and references. Monday, May 2, 1983, between the ' i - handlebars and seat’, with k MONTM IMB TWO For appointment, call 646- exterior, repair work. Free valve and hardware, needs some refinlsbing. private entrance. $450 per 6467137. hours of 8 A.M. - 8 P.M., and to pads. Norman St. area. 6050 after 4:00, Bpb ■eatimateS. Reasonable $75.60. Call 848-9808 after CaU after 5 pm, addng monUi. CaU 6462947. traniact such other business as m e r c h a n t Reward. If found, please rates. Call Joe, 5667572. 5pm. $75.00. 0465257. may be proper to come before said WEEKS DURING THE 3Mi ROOM APARTMENT. FOUR ROOMS - Central. Caucus. call 643-4735. Heat, appliances. Married ROBERT E JARVIS PRIGIDAIRE electric ONE MIRROR 18” x 32” , 2 Private home. Heat, Dated at Andover, Connecticut, o f o u r r e a »- Capable person couple, no children, no the to day of January 1963. $50.00 REWARD - Lost SUMMER FOR THE to drive senior. citizen to Building and Remodeling dryer, four temp settings, l/2inch frame. 835.00. appliances. Working singte Specialist. Interior and adult only. No its. Available February DEMOCRATIC TOWN Monday or T uesd^ on Doctor in New York. 643- three air cycles, very good Tele^one 6467517. ISiSt. 6463190. COMMITTEE OF say advertising North Elm Street. Fluffy BEST PARt J 8692. exterior renovating, condition. 860.00. Call 646 pets/children. Telephone ANDOVER long haired small babyish residential and commer­ 8281. BY: Beatrice E. Kowalikl cial, additions, garages, MANCHESTER - Five cat. Black velvet Tortie JOB M AMERICA! WANTED BABYSITTER- bicoine Tax FOR SALE - 1985 Falcon room apartment, second V Chairperson ?*p ort»n t >o the with white paws. Never Afternoons in Bolton roofing and siding, r o s SIGNOL Skis, 160s, station wagon, running and MANCHESTER - 4V4 room 017JH raartmeiit. Heat Included. floor. $4(10 plus utilities. been outside. On medica­ CALL NOW Center. Own transporta­ Service kitchens,"-hatbrooms, Tyrolia bindings poles registered. $75.00. Cau 746 Call 6463379. tion. Please call 649-3642 tion. My home or yours. replacement windows and nirkaai^ MS 00 daS 876 Two car parking. doors. 8466712. 8074. Appliances. $44(1 monthly. consum ’ waders With any information. 649-9454 Call 649-1931 anytime. FOUR ROOM, first floor BATHROOM Sink with 5 ^ 1 9 . apartment conveniently RETIRED PERSON DESIGN KITCHENS by DICTAPHONE - Sanyo It’s 1-800-842-2274 WALT ZINGLERS In­ J.P. Leu^s Cabinets, faucets and pipe. Excellent located on quiet street. 8 2 % * □ EMPLOYMENT WANTED for light come tax service. Filing memo scriber, unused, condition. $35.00. Private entrance, parking, maintenance duties, Mon­ vanities, formica, Wilson orie. $200, asking $95:00. 3-4633 personal or small art, Corian counter tops, Telephone 6444I0U. heat, hot water, appliances Help Wantad 13 day thru Friday 6 am to business tax returns. In CaU evenings 0467868. incliided. Security deposit, tim e to haveheenj^chester 8:30 anj. Glastonbury Ten­ kitchen cabinet fronts, . your home since 1974. complete woodworking Crochet Spread no pets. MSO per month. NEWSPAPER DEALER TYPIST - Full time. Ver­ nis ClUT). Call Paul, 659- SUIT, three piece, 44 long 643-9687. 3731. ’ 6465346. service, custom made fur­ pant length 3l”, gray^ald, wanted, Vemon/Rockville non area. Machine niture, colonial rraroduc- th in k for over 5 years. area. Call 647-9946. transcription experience worn three times. $75.00. VERNON/Rockville - liilMlm Bot You tions In wood, 9 varieties of CaU 6461383. CuttomCollection necessaiy. Send resume to hardwood and venters accepting applications for CHRISTMAS BILLS are JOBS, P.O. Box H, Vernon, Dmm? two bedroom apartments. Ct. 06066. REWEAVING BURN NOW IN STOCK. CaU 646 THREE PIECE living ab o u t coming in and savings need MUp,M0uti 9658. Rent includes heat and hot replenishing. We have Eam fo d SSt Mlling HOLES. Zippers, um­ room set, needs work, good water. For information for den, etq. $75.00.647%49 several openings in our RN'S - LPN's - Full and Amnl CaM S2S-S401, brellas repaired. Window Booting 34 call 1-237-8858. EHO. y o u r telephone sales program. part time positions or27l-2M1 shades, Venetian blinds. call evenings. If you are available 5-9 available. We are offering Keys. TV FOR RENT. BIDWELL HOME Im­ VERNON-Three p.m. and Saturday AM, and employment Monday - Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. TOSHIBA FM cassette bedrooms, storage room provement Company - player with headphones. would like to earn $67.00 Friday with an extensive NEEDLECRAFTERS - 649-5221. Roofing, siding, porch. With heat. A.B,C>1 plus a week, call Gerry at benefit package and com­ now you can earn $8 - $10 Penect comUtion. $70.00. $4%.0>nvenient to Hart­ alterations, additions. Call 521-9713. 643-2711, Monday - petitive salaries OR Satur­ per hour or more and have BRICK;BLOCK STONE - 6495. ford. Call 4560212. Thursday, 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. day's and Sunday’s at an a fun rewarding job with Concrete. Chimney Experience a plus, but extremely high hourly Creative Expressions. R epairs. “ No Job Too SNOW MOBILE suit, FIVE ROOMS -for rent, se­ medium size, insulated. definitely not necessary. rate. Call Crestfield Con­ Plan your own hours and Small.” CaU 644-8356. □MISC. FOR SALE cond floor. Security Will gladly train m otivate valescent Home/Fenwood earnings. Training starts 320.00. Call 6465^^ deposit. Available individuals. Manor in uuanchester at Jan. 26. CaU Linda at 527- C & M Tree Service, Free •••••••••••••••••••••••• Febniary 1st. Call S26S106. 643-5I5I Monday - Friday, 9879. estimates. Discount senior Hotwhohl Qoods 40 SNUGLl T W ef ■ baby The presence or 9am - 3pm. citizens. Company •••O f•••■••ffffO fC fC ffff carrier, newbonu to three BOLTON n o tc h - nicely QUALITY CONTROL RELIEF KITCHEN Help, Manchester owned and USED year olds. Uapd once. furnished studio apart­ absence of S lit s vdth your INSPECTOR with 5 years SHEETMETAL Manchester, on - call and operated. Call 646-1327. REFRIGERATORS. $».00. Call < ment, including all advertising has minimupt'’"EXperience for Experienced commercial fo r special events. WASHERS, RANGES - utilities, wall to wall UrsL^Sl^e layout and final and industrial duct in- Experience required. CaU LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen­ Clean, Guaranteed. Parts CASSETTE tai^ recorder, carpet, first floor, private the power to ins^ction on aircraft sheet advertising:- stallers. Benefits and paid 646-5271 Monday, cing. Attics, cellars, gar­ & Service. Low prices! used twice, M ttery ami entrance parking. For 50 build or diminish metal parts, in an air con­ holidays.lays Fay Wednesday, Thursday 8 am ages cleaned. All types B.D. Pearl & Son, 6W Main IIOV aux. and/head phone year or older gentleman, ditioned jplant. Company capability.apa ■ ■ Call 728-6600 or - 1 pm. EOE M/F. trash, brush removed, Street. 6462171. Jackes, ezixlUoit buy, only no pets. $75.00 weekly. 646 your business. paid benefits and overtime. 871^1111. locket, S^lit Ridl, Stake $15.00. p ^ Interviewing 8 a.m. to 4 Fences installed. 518-0670. p.m. Dynamic Metal •••••••••••••••••••••••• l a r g e Antique' KITCHEN Help wanted Homea tor Bant 54 jfie H erald* Products Co. Inc., 422 with experience. Apply at NEED REPAIRS Done on AfUclaa lor Bala 41 machine, North Main Street, Vic's Pizza, 151 West Mid­ TELEPHONE SALES your home? A window $85.00 or Seal offer. CaU FOUR BEDROOM CAPE, Manchester, 646-4048. dle Turnpike, Manchester. fixed, or a door hung? Mark, 6461780. only blocks from all Whatever market $200lot400WMUy Even roofing done, or ui- KIT‘N’CARLYLE™ by Larry Wright schools. Treed lot. Part time hours 9am to ' teriof painting done. CaU ALUMINUM SHEETS SIX INCH dadmhead aet, Available immediately. you're'reaching 1pm; or 5pm to 9pm. 5/8” hole, $M.00. Phone Joe 5294^4. ^‘No job too Nised asprinting plates. .007 M()0 monthly plus utilities. now, we believe Must. u s t be highly small” . thick, SOc eaidi, 646M34. 6465266 or 848-4962. motivated and' ar­ or 5 for $600. Phone 646 we can broaden ticulate. For interview, ODD JOBS and deliveries 2711. They MUST be picked TWO Snow Urea mi rima, MANCHESTER - Three WHAT call Bridget at 589- up to 48 cubic ft. Call 6 ^ up before 11:00 a.m. oi^. good condition. Atlaa room bungalow near down­ your impact. ■ O P 4993, between 1 and Itm. ^tbergani - iJtS, M”. town. Immediate occupan­ C R 6 A/V \ 5pm. M .09 foe both. Cidl 646 cy. $300 per month plus RELIABLE loving mother n03 after 4pm. Tempt your crocheting utilities. References and BMEMM FROZEN FOOO^ willing to do child care in skill with this elegant security required. 0468845 my home. Porter Street SEASONED FIREWOOD, HR 78 X 15 regular Una, spread in a lovely Lm I- after 6 pm. area. CaU after 9 pm., 646 cut, spUt, deUvared, $100 a two for $99.00. Used Uttla. An etecant eolleetlon of MoUr design. You can increase 5539. cord. You pick up, $75.00. CaU after IS noon, 6468801. aapanitaa far all seasons Nob 5878 has full direc­ Omoea-Btorea Call anytime, 6461111. . , • p saw-alrapla blonaa, tions for Single, Double lor Bant- sum skirt and smartly and Qapen-aiie apreada your cash CELEBRITY CIPHER inclusive. O tH M iy CIptitr cryptogram f r a erafueirani fObtfOm bv a n i g u t pMpIf. SNOW TIRES (2) - Geographic mM ilnes, styled prineess-aaam Ti onott, n M $1.10 Mr seek NEWLY RENOVATED return by end pracentEcdiWW In the cipher •uneilofbnoew. TaanrtOiiK UtateU a. Firestone Town and Coun- gooa condition. iRi.OO for Jad ^ . 310 square feet office tiy, L7615, excellent. Usad all or best offer. Call after D-lOOwttfcPInta-jaalda jM t^pkn H« 4ir sstMit iM advertising In the Is in Hsw 10 to 18. Sise availanle. Main Street IlUie. 521-5320. Spm, 7466018. siaususT location with ample “QO LCW MWTEDQ YPOUOTE LCWV 84 bust . . . blouse. FOR SALE- Mission-style 1970 FORD FK» tnmnnis- '1% 'yards: JsekA, 1%' NSaOHYOT, Q HCT’A ASOTP oak desk, $250, oak rocking sion stand, three speed, yards. chair, $ 1 ^ mattresa, box exoeUent oqwUtlon. $90.00. X9 PAQIQY~~TDlrCI-^CW HC XQDO springs, $75, two antique: Tatopliona M7-WM. SPBCIAL: Over 200 sa- maple side chairs, cans Isetioiia and a FBBB sea^ ISO for U DARK GREEN chair with Pattara Sactlon in tha • PAAQYU IQYL BWNS.” — RPN6 Q0 Oak dresser, tlS.V ottoman, good condition, ALBUM. Jaat 88.09. 1043 after 9 p.m. $45.00. Cali 849.8808 If f O k t O f Msmartuiuea CTPUUOU negotiable! between q m and T:IOpm MM. IW ilM iraM M m PREVKJUS SOLUTION: "My gossip column wrlll be more like a or 7:30 am tp 8;W am. New FASHION wMh aaa- series ol obiluarles. Alter all. it will concern what I call 'the FULL SIZE new Simmons d al OraM Osis OsBssHmi box spring, mattress and PING PONG table, folds f« f.l9!SW aiaaai plea 9 1-11 living dead.'" — Truman Capote saaat ctsazbyNCA.mc. < fraoM, ^ 0 . N U t table, and rolls away. $M.d0. Call OlinbyW AJK.TM ntf.Ut PH lTMOn pa. Joe, S06ST■ " nit. 646I2S after 4pm. .9 U S .