2 » - MANCHESTER HERALD, Tues., Feb. 1, 1983 BUSINESS East Catholic Reagan waits for public School budget hoop winner to believe recovery called too tight! I ■ Commodity whiz betting on chaos ... page 9 . . page 4

“ I’d be very surprised to see gold as low as $450 an In the fast-moving, volatile world of commodities — a and tradings in her own account. ounce again this year,” she says. “ And the reason I ’m high-risk investment game in which an estimated 14 put In ’81, I ’m told, she made a little over $2 million. And long (in other words, owning the precious metals) is of every 15 players lose money —^a favored strategy of last year she topped $2.5 million. that I don’t want to miss what I think will.be a huge in­ many pros is to buy into strength and sell fast on Rain tonight; .Menchester, Conn. HEIDSIECK, WHO trades 34 commodities markets flationary move.” • , weakness. Dan Dorfman with the aid of three assistants, is a broker at the New Turning to other commodities, Heidsieck thinks that Wednesday. Feb. 2, 1983 And that's long been the way that Marjorie Heidsieck mild Thursday York commodities house of the Macro International copper, which has already moved up* Is worth a small plays the game. Group. All told, she has 10 clients, including the investment.. About 73 Vt cents a pound at press Ume, Single copy 25

HARTFORD — Tho Con- drawn Tuesday, urere 3^19- /AND PASSED B Y * 14-18 with a lackpot of843,269. Fire C a l l s d ep a r tm en t of noctlcut Dally Lottery JAN. 31ST THRU \ agriculture number drawn Tuesday was Bare broker 353. The Play Four number LEWISTON, Maine — The FEB.5TH *10 Back when you buy was 6958. Maine dally lottery number Ln HM] CONCORD, N.H. — The 10 rolls of any Owens When E.F. Hutton’s Marina E. Verola talks, New Hampshire dally lottery MC)N?PELI*ER, Vt. — The Manchester people not only listen, they stare. number Tuesday was 5807. Vermont dally lottery ML Corning Fibergisss Pink number Tuesday was 663.^ Mrs. Verola, 29. is the stockbrokerwho appears PROVIDENCE, R.I. — The Insulstlon. Rhode Island dally lottery BOSTON — The Massachu­ Tuesday, 12:52 p.m. — Expires Fab. in various nude poses in the current issue of number Tuesday wos 9782. setts lottery number Tuesday Alarm malfunction. Lau­ 21,1083 was 7627. Playboy magazine. She is married, the mother of The ”4-40 Jockpot” numbers. rel Living Center, 91 THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY 6”x15” Unlaced two children, and works with her husband in Ft. Chestnut St. (Town) Reg.29*aq.It. iC # sq.ft. Lauderdale. Fla., where they earn salaries ” in Tuesday, 3:33 p.m — FEBRUARY 3RD, 4TH AND 5TH the low six figures.” Glenney’s Dumpster fire, 210 Free InsulaUon and Asked about posing nude, she said, ” I posed for Almanac Spencer St. (Town) show you how to Playboy because I didn’t think there was Tuesday, 6:17 p.m. — GROUND BEEF lOUL^LOTS Ventilation Clinic anything wrong with it. I thought it was a Broken fuel line in base­ make your home compliment to do an article on a-successful ment, 20 Edgerton LEAN a ll Saturday, Feb. 5,1983 businesswoman.” Today is Wednesday, Feb. 2, tbe 33rd day of 1983 St. (Town) more fuel-effficient 9 am-12 noon What did her family think? "M y husband with 332 to follow. Tuesday, 6:49 p.m. — B EEFP A n iES Manchester Store thought it was wonderful and my kids thought it The moon is moving toward its last quarter. Medical call (suicide) ,442 lo r less money was great. We don*t drink, smoke. We’re a The morning stars are Mercury, Jupiter and W . Middle religious family.” Saturn. Turnpike (Town) 0W EN6 Wall to Wall Savings What did E.F. Hutton think? For once, E.F. The evening stars are Venus and Mars. Wednesday, 1:23 a.m. — Hutton isn’t talking. Mrs. Verola said the firm Those bom on this date are under the sign of False alarm. Box 216 on Masonite Paneling had no comment. SHORT CUT SHOULDER WHOUONOKC CORNING Aquarius. (District) NEW YORK 12-14 LK. Irish novelist James Joyce was bom Feb. 2, 1882. Wednesday, 5:57 a.m. — CLOD SIRLOIN FIBERGLASS NEW OAK DESIGNS The Davis and Stewart Oh this date in history: Water in basement, 11 ROAST traditional look of natural In 1848, Mexico signed a treaty giving Texas, New Clyde Road (District) 1S-12US. CM tucr STRIPS CEIUNGS hardwoods at economical Mexico, Arizona and California to the United States OUENMMST STUNS aEaay to Cut Bette Davis and Jimmy Stewart, both 74, are UPI photo P 0 TM * iT prices. 4 ’x 8’x V4” for 115 million. BONELESS WHOLE co-starring for the first time in a film. "Right of •Eaay to Handle reg. M Royal family? In 1876, tbe National Baseball League was formed, oEaey to Install Way.” Sylvia Chase taped an interview with both comprised of teams in Boston, Chicago, Cincinnati, SIRLOIN TIPS Golden Oak 9.45 8.29 of them to air Thursday on ABC’s ” 20-20.” New York, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Louisville, Ky., OVCN ROASTS ft STEAKS Royal Oak 9.45 Stewart called Miss Davis ” a master of the Visitors to the British Toy and 8.29 not Prince William but one of the and Hartford, Conn. ROTICE UMSU.L0TS craft,” and she said of him, ” I think if we had ever Hobby Fair in London Tuesday wear hundreds of dolls to be seen at the Probate Court is open .BIRCH DESION a beauUful In 1933, two days after gaining office, Nazi CnoicC SONRLStS S TE W worked at a very early age, he might have had to masks of Prince Charles and Prin­ fa ir. Chancellor Adolf Hitler ordered dissolution of the for conferences with the birch deeign and grain 4’x8’< run for his life from me.” She laughed and BEEF cess Dioana, and hold a baby doll. Reichstag, tbe German parliament. judge from 6:30 P.M. to SIRLOIN,,^ 'A” Limited quantity. explained, “ Well, I mean, I probably would have In 1982, Secretary of State Alexander Haig vowed 8 P.M . on Thursday fallen madly in love with him at a very early HIPS the United States would take any steps necessary to nights. Appointments ^ 13-14ISS. *1”PUIS. Esprit 2’x4’-W ’ age.” STUNS 98 prevent a leftist rebel Ukeover in El Salvador. suggested. Night Pebble White 2’x4’y4” Of her own movie career she said, “ I had a very What’s In a name? Miss Grant said, “ Within every woman, there is mON MASTS telephone number: 647- distressing first year. Nobody knew what to do a terror of the time when her child will leave her. TENDERLOINS Sculptured 2’x4’-1” Light Woodgrain 3227. with me. I was so peculiar. I wasn’t gorgeous Johnny Carson, who probably has heard his It’s the breakup of the most important love affair Frost White 2'x4'-W' William E. FitzfSerald Birch Hedy Lamarr, or gorgeous Rita Hayworth or share of "john” jokes, was not amused when a in a woman’s life ... I certainly know that it was $ 0 6 9 Judge of Probate 91ft «ML H b ro u ft. Medium Woodgrain gorgeous Jean Harlow. That was not what I was Michigan firm was named “ Here’s Johnny that way with my daughter, Dinah. 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Miss Grant said the evil Lillian Farm er Nastassla Kinski is filming “ Unfaithfully a m. Saturday. ClfoglaHoni luthorliaO •«1 "‘ IBUss that with everybody. That went on ... until Just IMN.-FRI. 7:99 aai. la 8 g.at. MaalarCliarqa, Visa four years before she died.” did her daughter was all an attempt Just to bang Yours” in Los Angeles. .UanchSIter tor aU n i L H s t t l i IL44 Railroads and Staaniablp 9AT. 7.-90 a.m. la I I noon ' lNI.IU*St <2M IH Unas. ______UFS2S3 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., Feb. 2, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., Feb. 2. 1983 - 5 UPI survey, part 3 Soviets GRAND REOPENING CELEBRATION CONTINUES 3RD BIG WEEK cut cost Most believe legislature

should watch agencies Super Coupon of crude Super Coupon Super Coupon Super Coupon Super Coupon AP-2604 for education costs only, that the governor would make the • AP-2S03 By Roz Liston Editor’s Note: This is the last in AP-2601 ___ AP-2602 United Press International a three-part series examining “ need” factors be increased or education commissioner accoun-! “a &P Large Eggs Issues before the 1983 Legislature eliminated, completely. table and that under the present iRItz Cradc^ Gold Medal Flour f r e s h system “ everyone cah pass the - .Eight O^Clock Coffee Seahest Ice Cream NABISCO U . S . D A . G R A D E ‘ A ’ The Soviet Union fired the first as outlined by lawmakers respond­ The miscalculations under the “ BEAN” CUSTOM OROUND ASSORTED FLAVORS ALLPURPOSE volley in the looming oil price war, ing to a recent U PI survey of the GTB formula led to disciplinary buck.” , 1C However, while some lawmak-, cutting the price of its Urals crude Legislature. action against several employees 59*r in the state Department of Educa­ ers said that directly involving a ; bog W M MS coupon • 'T.M by $2.15 a barrel for European ...... ^____.... ^.rc*iasa.LlmHontceupon WNh M s coupon a *7.B0 purdiaso. UmM ono Mwpon psr lamWfTveM Jsn. 30th M u Fob. *th. 1#o3. pm IsmUy. VaM Jan. Sm i M u Fab. Sbi. tf«3. By Mark A. Dupuis tion, including former Commis­ politician — the governor — into:; fWh iNa eeupen S *710 eweheae. UmW one eoMpi par taniHy. VaM Jan. ^ Him Fab. Sbi. IM ). customers, industry sources say. mi parlamihr. VaWJan.3 the process would make it more par lamHy. VMW J . Mill emiFob. Ml. 1IM. The government-run Kuwait UPI Capitol Reparter sioner Mark R. Shedd. I s accountable, others from . both ' news agency reported OPEC's O’Neill indicated at one point he parties said politics should be kept, Persian Gulf producers would HARTFORD — Though a few would have considered firing out of the Department of. slash their crude by $4 a barrel fear "political witchhunts” would Shedd because of the errors, but next Tuesday if the cartel did not result, the majority of Connecti­ was unable to since the education Education. end its deadlock on production and cut's lawmakers believe the Legis­ commissioner is appointed by the “ Frankly I think it is helpful" lature should increase its over­ State Board of Education. having the commissioner one step’ Look for our beautiful DOUBLE COUPONS pricing. The action could drive down U.S. pump prices by as much sight of state agencies, a UPI Fifty-five of the survey respond­ removed from politics,” wrotel 16 page drculac H’s loaded Redeem Manufacturers Cents Ott as 9 cents a gallon. survey shows. ents said the education commis­ Rep. Julie Belaga, R-Westport. A 0 P with money saving values coupons for double their value. Major U.S. oil companies lo- v ' The survey also indicated law­ sioner should be named by the ’’Even though the state Board of In tha maH.-coplaa alao availaMa at Education is politically appointed, See Stores tor Details. wered their posted prices for \ makers want changes in the state’s governor, as are most other your local ASP atora. ^ domestic crude by $1 a barrel — a program for financing local educa­ commissioners. Twentyeight were I think the separation is helpful.” I; Offer Expires February 5th. 1983. ONE LEGISLATOR, who re-! move analysts said intensified tion costs, think the education opposed and seven didn’t respond . K»c»» bt A n — p#6bHt M i iW b * ia rbpwirp* 100 “ Agencies derive their jurisdic­ Rib Eye Steaks Delmonico , 4’’ Rump Roasts Tuesday if OPEC did not reach an By Norman D. Sandler has aiready started." add 900 more prison beds to handle utive and Legislative Nominations- i^n Page Bacon p«g 1 . b e e f roundboneless tion from the Legislature and it is Box-C^hicken BEEF BRISKET4INTRIMMED-WHOLE 8 TO I'OLBS. accord “ within a week from today, United Press International In truth, no one knows for sure the growing number of inmates in Committee, which met to consider FRESH BEEF (1 «.P K Q . 1.49) , j k 1 1 9 the six Gulf oil producers will cut our duty to supervise them,” wrote Connecticut. h is reappointment as- Ib 1®’ Eye Round Roasts when recovery begins. The final A&P Meat Franks pad 1 Boneless Fresh Briskets‘^cT b e e f CHUCKBONELESS CHUCK OR back their prices by $4 (a barrel).'' freshman Rep. Lee Samowitz, Manson said Tuesday he is commissioner. Chicken Breasts BEEF CHUCK4.EANBONELESS WASHINGTON (UPI) - Having authority, according to accepted I^MBOBEEFt4.B.PKG. 1.99) .. k 8 I1 9 D-Bridgeport. FRESH CHICKEN KUNA, quoting an "authorita­ declared "th e recovery has practice, is the National Bureau of looking into an alternative to Under questioning from commit- • lb I ’’ Bonele^ Shoulder Roasts "You have got to be kidding! ” Kahn’s Jumbo Meat Franks pkg 1 Beef For Stew tive Gulf oil source," said Saudi begun," President Reagan must Economic Research in Cam­ traditional construction for the tee members, Manson attributed! Breast Cutlets wrote Rep. Alan Schlesinger, EQUAL AMTS. CNTR. CUT BLADE END A SIRLOIN END CHOPS ^ AVAILABLE WED.-SAT-FRESH Arabia, Kuwait, the United Arab wait and see if the public, and bridge, Mass., whose historians additional space, which he said the rising crime rate primarily to’, OWCK FROZEN-MTTER tXPPEO OR DUTCH FRYE R-Orange, who also favored in­ b 2^^ Fresh C«d or Scrod Fillets Emirates and Qatar would be especially the financial commun­ chart the rise and fall of the could make the beds available the “ baby booms” of the late 19S0s; Orumitlcki A^rted Pork Chops ib 1 Perch Fillets creased oversight; “ What are we Weaver Oilmen joined by non-OPEC Bahrain and ity, is willing to jump on the economy and often cannot tell for sooner and at less cost. and early 1960s and the resulting! waiting for — (Gov. William) Oman in reducing prices. economic bandwagon he hopes to as long as six months when Manson declined to disclose large number of people under ag e! O'Neill taking kickbacks on TV?" I ro/i'ii S(K’L'ials Since OPEC prices are pegged to iead. recovery began. specifics of the alternative plan, 30. Saudi crude at $34 a barrel, the One House Republican, who but said he hoped it could provide Reagan went a step beyond the But disagreements among pu­ REQULAR OR DELUXE 17Mi-OZ. xVtEBAIM* When that number declines, be. Gulf price cut would lower the rhetoric of his more cautious remained anonymous, said the beds for substantially less than the rists and unemployment that con­ explained, there will be an auto­ For Freshness A SbyIrbs cartel's base price to $30 a barrel economic advisers Tuesday in “ executive branch is constantly $100,000 per cell cost for traditional tinues at a post-Depression high of matic reduction in prison popula-i La Pizzeria and reduce U.S. pump prices by up assessing the state of an economy abusing its power,” while Sen. construction plus two to three 10.8 percent did not deter Reagan tions, which he predicted would POTATO LOVERS MONTH to 9 cents a gallon. that only days earlier he described William Rogers III, R-Southbury, times as much for financing. from striking an optimistic chord come toward the. end of this decade Cheese Pizza Each $l-a-barrel drop in world as “ heading into recovery." merely wrote, “ Power corrupts, Manson said the additional pri­ U.S. NO.I-NUTRITidUS in St. Louis. and into the 1990s. oil prices means a savings of 2.3 During a day-long trip designed etc.” son beds, included in his capital Manson said he didn’t thliik Morton Pot Pies Baking Potatoes 15^9 F cents a gallon on gasoline and to highlight economic "good news" On two education issues, law­ budget request for the fiscal year The trip, like one to Boston last mandatory sentences were a de­ IMPOnTED-CRISP, JUICY home-heating oil if passed through and counter the pessimism of his makers responding to the survey beginning July 1, were need^ to week, was carefully arranged to terrent to crime, saying he knew o( to the consumer. critics, Reagan told the St. Louis favored changes in the Guaranteed house the growing number of Baniquet Fried Chicken Granny Smith Apples reinforce Reagan's midterm mes­ “ no situation” where mandatory KUNA said the Gulf Arabs were Post-Dispatch; “ I think the recov­ Tax Base program, under which inmates held in the state’s prisons. U.S. NO.l CRISP JUICY TENDER ji/ ^ ” sage that despite continuing diffi­ sentences brought a reduction in poised to cut prices to “ protect ery has begun. And I have to put it the school aid errors was made, He said the state’s prison popula­ Birds Eye Chopped Broccoli McIntosh Apples min. national interests and maintain culties, such as unemployment, and appointment of the educatibn tion stands at 5,300 inmates, double crime. ; that way." "Am erica is on the mend." U.S. NO.l-ALL PURPOSE their oil market and their clients." White House aides later said commissioner by the governor. the number in 1977, with 1,200 The six Gulf producers are O’NEILL HAS SAID he will inmates now held in nominal cells, In addition to adding beds: Riches Coffee Rich Yellow Onions Reagan did not mean to state in flat REGULAR OR DUTCH APPLE . BUTTERY FLAVOREDLARGE SIZE members of the Gulf Cooperation terms that the current recession — At a Chrysler Corp. plant under­ propose a simpler formula for such as double cells, firehouses Manson advocated two other prop^ Council, which threatened last fall the longest since World War II — is going a $96 million expansion that calculating aid grants under the and other non-traditional prison psals raised by a commission on Mrs. Smith’s Apple Pie California Avocados Nabisco FLORIDA SEEDLESS-VITAMIN C WHITE OR to raise production and slash over, or that his views match those could mean new employment for GTB program. Seventy lawmak­ space. prison overcrowding to reduce thd FRESH TENDER YOUNG prices to stop OPEC dissidents of the theoreticians. 4,000 laid-off workers, Reagan said ers responding to the survey Manson said he expected the state’s inmate population. ; l)air\ .S|Hvials Chips Ahoy Cookies Celery Hearts ’ W Jumbo Pink Grapefruit Iran, Nigeria, Libya and Venezu­ the experience of the long-troubled favored changes in the formula, 12 prison population to grow 12 The proposals call for deferring "He'sjust saying youseesigns of FIRMREO RIPE y . SWEET JUICY SEEDLESS-SUNKIST ela from overproducing and under- recovery in the economic, indica­ auto industry is proof the economy didn't and seven gave no response percent this year, 10-12 percent indefinitely the July 1 effective ASSORTED FLAVORS ^ pricing their oil. tors going up in eight of the last is on the upswing. or other answer. next year before leveling off date of a law that will change thd Nabisco Large iC Cafiforniaa- OPEC headquarters in Vienna nine months, in housing being Reagan said increased sales, Some lawmakers offered spe­ around 10 percent a year and then calculation system for “ good New Country ^ would not confirm reports the generally on the rise pnd in auto plant expansions and worker re­ cific recommendations, including declining in the later part of the time” earned by prisoners to Nilla Wafers Tomatoes Navel Oranges cartel is preparing to meet next workers being hired back," said calls by the “ Big Three" automak­ requiring that GTB payments go decade. reduce their terms. Yogurt’ a presidential spokesman Larry ers point to better times ahead. ’ST F Contadina Tomato Paste 89' Speakes. Wright tries to control bills Kraft QikseSmgles r O Lipton Tea B£^ Only one day earlier, two of "An economic recovery is like a OOWtlWV S TY L E O R U m E R ^ A $1 DECAFFEBIATEO B4«. OR Bill wants agencies Reagan's top advisers on the seedling," he said. "F o r a while. It Pin^ury Biscmts Nescafe Instant Coffee 3^ Contadina Tomato Sauce 4?2ii *1 to compare prices subject. Treasury Secretary Do­ grows underground and you don't SEALTESI-1BOZ.CTN. , „ _ O A C Parkay nald Regan and Martin Feldstein, see it above ground. And then it T Motts Apple Juic^ F WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. chairman of the Council of Eco­ shoots up and seems sprouting all I N ’ lively Cottage Qieese 0 7 College Inn Broth Doctor key to cost Marganne CHUNK UQHT-M WATER nomic Advisers, made statments over the place, and that’s what William Cohen, R-Maine, has QUARTERS introduced legislation aimed at saying recovery is merely on its we’re starting to see around the Minute Maid Orange Juice Empress lima •r^69' Hawaiian Punch ilsr 12^69' getting federal agencies to do what way. nation right now. HARTFORD (U P I) — A former lawmaker who patient goes to the hospital, which tests he or she is thrifty shoppers do when they buy Briefing reporters on Reagan's "The shoots of an economic faces the task of controlling medical bills in given and other decisions. I fi’sli Scnia' I isli Dcpl. recovery are starting to shoot up Connecticut says doctors are the key to keeping costs Breakstone Sour Cream 'ST 89^ goods and services — compare fiscal 1984 budget proposal, Regan Wright said the commission's current work, FRESH CUT FRESH CUT prices. , said the indicators suggest "w e are through the recession, with its down so he is taking his case to physicians around the reviewing hospital budgets and capital expenditures, on the threshold of a recovery, and attending unemployment." state. Cod Fillets Bhie Fish FiDets The bill would require the was only secondary in nature in that physicians were S.05. Soap Pads FRESH NEW ENGLAND federal government to increase its indeed it may be under way at this Former state Rep. Gardner Wright, the new the key to the medical profession. FRESH CUT use of competitive bidding in point." lacocca, who flew back to chairman of the state’s hospital cost control He said his talks with physicians were still Scr^ Fillets SeaScaDops contracting tor goods and services. The more academic Feldstein, Washington aboard Air Force One, commission, said Tuesday “ solid restraints” on exploratory, but be believed physicians were! Wisk Detergent *2rF FRESH CUT FRESH DRESSED “ It's time the government found credited for injecting realism into told reporters the surge in sales is rising medical costs could not be achieved without the “ interested in doing whatever they can in being; Perch FiDets Lake Smelts out what most Americans have the administration's economic due to subsidized interest rates and involvement of doctors. efficient and effective.” Huggies Diapers ^ 2 ^ known for years — you can save forecasts, said: “ There is strong said Reagan's vision of full recov­ “ It’s the physician who determines what the needs However, he said he wouldn’t get involved in money by shopping around," Co­ evidence that a recovery is com­ ery in the auto industry can come are for m ^ ic a l care,” said Wright, - nominated by medical decisions. “ I can’t make medical judgments: hen told the Senate in introducing ing. But at the same time, there is only with a drop in interest rates Gov. WilUam O’Neill to chair the Commission on and I don’t intend to,” Wright said. 'CE®’ the bill Tuesday. not clear evidence that a recovery for consumer loans. Hospitals and Health Care. The Executive and Nominations Committee voted' rcW “ All the things that cost money are determined by without opposition to recommend that the full' the physicians,” Wright said after a session where the Bucket-O Cooked Legislature confirm Wright’s nomination, with both Italian Vermont Legislature’s Executive and Legislative Nominations Democrats and Republicans on the panel praising Fried C l^ e n Ham (tommittee voted to recommen^tion confirmation of Wright’s past work in the Legislature. Bread Cheddar Cranston runs for president his appointment. wrm ONE POUND POTATO SALAD In the three weeks he has been with the commission, FRESH BAKED WASHINGTON (U PI) - Sen. Alan Cranston of who announced more than a year before the nation’s Wright said he had set up “ a dialogue” with California, pledging to end the "insane policy" of first primary in New Hampshire. physicians as part of an effort to make doctors more nuclear arms buildup, today became the first cost-conscious concerning medical care. Democrat to formally enter the 1984 presidential race. Wright said physicians are a key element in any The 68-year-old Senate Democratic whip, who set Although little-known nationwide, Cranston is a effort to keep down costs since they decide when a WELCOME WAGON1 ^he record in his age bracket for the 100 yard dash, dedicated and hard campaigner who is one of the ITS TO began the race as a liberal running far back in the party’s best fundraisers — a useful asset In a long 2 pack behind the two favorites — former Vice campaign. Becuase his native California provides 20 VISITVOU President Walter Mondale and Sen. John Glenn. percent of the delegates needed for, nomination, " I come here today to announce my intention to Cranston's candidacy will become credible if he There are over campaign for the office of president of the United makes any kind of respectable showing in the early f -----( CheeseShop ) > ^ Hot Foods ) ^ Dei Shop States,” Cranston said in a prepared statement. “ I primaries. /'---- C InStorePakery ) ^ have no other choice ... not if I am to remain loyal to 100 changes in In launching his campaign, Cranston sought to Cooked the principles which I have developed during four Snack 1 4 9 carve out as his constituency the "overwhelming Imported. ^ 5 9 decades of public life." linrkey Breast m ajority" who believe nuclear weapons threaten to this year’s tax Paks ' -chA Cranston made the announcement beneath the wipe out society. French Brie ornate crystal chandeliers of the Senate Caucus Room Genoa — the same place where John and Robert Kennedy laws and forms. 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Richard M. Diamond, Publlahar Dan FItta, Editor Bolton tax OPINION Alex GIrelll, City Editor Area towns Andover hike seen Bolton /Coventry BOLTON — The 1982 grand list rose only 1.9 percent over the prior year, a foreboding signal that taxes will increase next year — perhaps Jack more than usual — according to the finance board chairman Tuesday. D'Amore looking for fast results Andersoii rBoard to meet tonight “That means the mill rate is going to change 'v' slightly more than it does normally,” Raymond Washington A. Ursin said. “That’s going to hurt us a bit. I The Republican Party’s “new” tends to open a district office in D’Amore. Merry-Qo-Round expect that the mill rate will increase because of Waterbury. He and O’Amore are that and because we dipped into the last year’s regime in Connecticut has been But Republicans we believe Bolton school budget neqrs approval surplus to hold mill rate last time.” quietly in the works since last iooking for a candidate they can are/well informed tell us m*' Last year, the 1981 list rose 3.7 percent, which February and, three weeks Capitol Comments talk into running. D’Amore and Bozzuto have helped town financing. Two years ago, however, before Tom D’Amore of New th e new regime is also looking talked recently. D’Amore will By Richard Cody adminsitration proposed, save an aide for tbe on one-time capital outlay pected Increases in sev­ that affects staffing was the town struggled as the list rose only 1.2 at other local elections to see only say he wants Bozzuto in, not Herald Reporter $2.24 million. elementary library. Tlie items, this project might eral salary accounts and proposed by Pamela Z. percent. Hartford is installed as state Bob Conrad be considered. ’The town the addition of the compu­ Sawyer, who asked that whether any seem inviting for in­ out of, the action. He is confi­ Senator Before adopting tbe members also agreed that A mini-housing boom was credited for the 1981 chairman, has at least one prime BOLTON — The school budget, board members their adjustments will not is finishing off its last ter program made a net $1,000 be taken out of the target for a major election push Syndicated Columnist vestment of time, money and dent, first of all, that neither Boz­ increase. And a new-housing shortage in Bolton board Tuesday night will hear whether admin­ detrimentally affect the bonding issue, and Ursin increase of about $3,000 to aide category for the last year was responsible for the small increase. next fall. volunteers. zuto nor Dick Foley of Oxford, edged close to approving a istration feels a nearly educational quality. suggested that the town administation’s originally library at the K-8 level. MEANWHILE, D’Amore and No new home building permit was issued during a D’Amore and Peter Gold of another possible challenger, will subject 1983-84 budget that shows adopted new computer THERE WAS some dis­ might spend money on proposed spending. She said this cut could period of about two and a half months last Cornwall, who will be executive Gold are showing up at the State fore ea showdown. Secondly, about a 10.5 percent in­ program can take a $2,000 cussion Tuesday about things that are urgently The negotiations are remove “one or more of summer. director at headquarters in Hart­ when Ralph Capecelatro of be great for the GOP and its new Capitol to work with Republican D’Amore expects to have their crease over current reduction from the total of possibly asking the town needed before beginning a nearly complete. the aides.” The 1982 grand list is the total of assessed Also being added is a ford. formed tentative plans for Orange steps down as chairman. chairman. legislators to apply the full court support and participation in the of probe spending. $16,300. This proposed to consider paying, either new building. All the board members propoerty values in town that will be taxed for the The board is expected to ’This matter will have to foriegn language pro­ said they were pieased this possibility during their Capecelatro’s announcement last As they gazed upward, Water­ press on majority Democrats. new order. prograam, which will in part or in total, for a 1983-84 budget. hold an emergency meet­ have to be adopted at the $65,000 .energy-saving go in front of the school gram for the elementary that the proposed cuts did association with U.S. Senator week that he would resign was bary hit the sky like a big peiece of Weicker, who directed this tac­ WASHINGTON - ’The Justice Right now, the school board is finishing up a CAPECELATRO will be ing tonight in order to board meeting, will ex­ windows replacement pro­ board at a business meet­ level. not affect educationai cur­ budget that will probably show an increase of Lowell Weicker of Mystic in his followed on the weekend by pie for D’Amore. tic, wili be there himself one of Department is conducting an SOME OF the added leaving with his “dignity and approve a budget that will pand computer study ject for the high school. ing, and it may be taken riculum, and that in fact more than $200,000, against a rise in revenues of re-election campaign. D’Amore letters from D’Amore to Democratic Mayor Eld Berlin, these days. Already, the GOP extremely sensitive investigation of likely be about f215,000 Board members said up tonight. items, like a couple of programming may be en­ honor intact,” as he said in his from the h i^ school into $50,000. ran that successful show. members of the Republican State will be seeking his fifth term in side has held talks with labor ^ n . Strom Thurmond, R-S.C., the , higher than the present the elementary level. that since the finance Each board member maintenance jobs, may be hanced with the addition What the town government budget will look like Central Committee asking their November, but Doc O’Dea's leaders in what both camps letter of resignation. A proud and venerable, 86-year-old chairman'of $2.03-million budget. ’The In making adjustments board chairman, Ray­ offered cuts to the pro­ taken care of with surplus of the computer and the Weicker was to assert his has yet to be seen because the selectmen are still support as Ralph’s successor. organization expects that the hailed as a breakthrough. And popular man, he w ant^ only to the Senate Judiciary Committee. bottom line, as it stood at and proposing cuts Tues­ mond A. Ursin, said the posed budget ’Tuesday, from this year’s budget, foreign language waiting for budgets to be presented from each status as titular head of the party party’s problem child in Water- last week. House Minority do it his way. ’There never was a the end of the meeting day, board members did board should consider and though they equaled board members said programs. board, commission and agency. But there is talk D’Amore is believed to have it in The investigation centers bn 'Tuesday, is about what more than $31,000, ex­ The only proposed cut if he won a third term^ and bury, ’Tim Moynahan, may Leader R.E. Van Norstraiid of doubt in Republican ranks that he not sacrifice any staff. spending money this year But still, the increase, of proposing the start of a new town garage and a D’Amore was to be his the bag. statements by a man who claims he something board challenge him. And Democratic Darien unveiled a proposal that would step down, only a question ^ w ’Thurmond accept at least $20,- major road reconstruction program. designated choice for the chair­ The new leaders know that no of when. members had first hoped fights in the city can be the state name a jobs “czar” — a 000 in bribes for unknown services. Issue unsettled to hold to less than 10 Because the list increase in 1981 meant about manship in due course. matter how spirited their sendoff direct spinoff from the GOP’s $70,000 extra without any addition to the mill rate, devastating. ’The GOP policy committee ’The money was handed over by a percent, raised some they must produce results courtship of labor. middleman acting for renegade CIA worry. “I think we’re the tax rate rose only by one mill last year. The beyond just being a vocal loyal REPUBLICANS haven’t had D’Amore may yet win the un- gave him a raise last week even going to have to fight like effort at holding down taxes was aided by what Their object; To pull 'the before he can be formally agent and convicted arms smuggler opposition to the Democraitc a mayor since Fred Palomba biinking support of Senate crazy in front of the Ursin mentioned above, the carrying over of party together, make its voice elected, authorizing an increase Edwin P. Wilson. Andover parents talk fingerprinting some surplus. majority. In their duscussions finish^ a second term in 1969. Minority Leader Phil Robertson finance board," JamesH. heard louder and more often, and from $30,000 to $35,000 in the new In a person..! meeting with me, Marshall said. since Weicker’s victory propelled But Weicker made friends there of Cheshire, who owes his job in give Connecticut a truly two- budget. D’Amore hasn’t men­ the senator vehemently denied the ing issue for about 10 said, costs $12.50 per them from dreaming into reality, last fall, especially when GOP large part to behind-the-scenes allegation. He acknowledged that he _..By Sarah E. Hall grams in other towns; cords. He claimed that the party system. The fringe benefit members of the team-apparent Town Chairman Perry Pisciotti tioned the money. He is talking prints could not be used to years, and has already child. for Weicker: An end of what he work by former State Minority knew the purported middleman. But Correspondent "There is a definite strong began studying the state to see stole an endorsement for him instead about better days for the risk and strong potential accuse children of sho­ fingerprinted each of her She hopes for the help of calls his “exile” from the party. Leader Dick Bozzuto of Water- he said no bribe offer was ever so seven grandchildren — both youngsters and the where Republicans might have a away from I^r'escott Bush, of party. And for openers, that isn’t ■' ANDOVER - “We as for invasion ofprivacy or plifting and other petty town, w h^ad indicated Interest much as discussed. crimes. including her two-month- police in Colchester in STEPPING OUT THIS TEAM will hit the star­ shot in municipal elections this Greenwich, Weicker’s^challenger in the p ^ y chairmanship even if bad. (Syndicated by ’The Herald parents need a straw to misuse of the prints in the old granddaughter — bringing a fingerprinting of New Britain) Wilson also denied through his .: hang on to in case our kids future,” he claims. He suggested the use of Get a head start oq our colorful Dresses ting line at a trot on February 22 year. Winning in a big city would for the nomination. Weicker In­ that meant a contest with lawyer that he ever bribed any dental records as an alter­ keeping track of the prints program to Andover. - .. turn up missing. Finger­ on her own forms. Most parents at the designed with a very feminine updated member of Congress. He is now in printing at least gives us RICHARD ROSA, a native approach, and then went on to show the 50-odd She compared finger­ meeting seemed to favor a touch. federal custody. He was brought to hope,” said Andover par- New Haven police detec­ printing to buying fire fingerprinting program . . ent Joan Donahue at the tive who spoke at last parents at .the meeting a Tailored for comfort with the conservative In Manchester trial and convicted on charges of typical fingerprinted insurance, in that both are for schoolchildren, espe­ conspiring to ship 20 tons of plastic ’Tuesday night PTO meet- night’s meeting, also had cially since Andover has woman In mind. It’s worth the trip to the ing which she organized to doubts. card, which would cost $13 precaautions against B t a S S l O N .. explosive to Libya. for 100. He said that kits to tragedies which people no police department. No Cartwheel. discuss a shoolwide fin­ Rosa held up a photo­ hope will not occur. objections were raised, N. gerprinting program. graph of a tot crying while do the actual fingerprint­ PEPRESSIOK. IN FACT, a source close to ing are available for about Mrs. Donahue also although a few parents Wilson said that during the ex-CIA Mrs. Donahue echoed being fingerprinted, and noted this somewhat agrebd with detective UNtMPlfVMEHT.. ‘"concerns of parents said, as he thumped his $150. Keep history agent’s plea b bargaining. Justice Although he claimed "morbid” aspect of the Rosa that the town should SmETo REmEmel “( throughout the nation, as chest, that the picture fingerprinting rationale, take its time and make CfliD Department officials brought up the , that already overbur­ 1«1 dozens of communities "struck me right here.’ but added that “at any sure that the program is a allegation of a ’Thurmond bribe, and ....have already begun fin- "Unless we educate the dened police departments JOStPUSHi could not assume the task rate, I don’t want my kid sound one before giving DRESS SHOP from vanishing indicated things might go easier on gerprinting programs. children . beforehand, I buried in some John Doe the go-ahead. Some 1.5 million cblld- feel that fingerprinting of keeping fingerprint re­ BUIWIANP Wilson if he agreed to testify in such cords. he also said that the grave . . . I want him atMd a case. “If he had known anything, “ ' ren under 17 are reported could have a serious psy­ identified, home, and in '"missing annually in the chological effect,” he use of “civilian’ finger- There’s someone out there ■t PiecedMEg SgMNi MMTMGP that Was the time for him to say it,’’ printers would not be the family plot.” who wants to buy your Htanw 8S, Wernon,'.'CMm. Frank C. Robinson took a institute’s director, John '-'United States, and finger- said. Mrs. Donahue had her the source pointed out. But Wilson .. printing is one way for He stressed the heed for feasiable. “If you don’t power tools. Fins that Mon.. Tint.. W«d.. 104:30: Ttwn.. FrI. 10-9: Sot. 9:30-3:301 lot of Manchester history Sutherland. m.. stuck to his denial. . know what you’re doing, own children finger­ buyer with a low-cost ad in OppOBif QyoMty Inn authorities to identify more information “before printed by the Willimantic with him when he died this But that shouldn’t stop I first teamed in September 1981, ' those runaways, abduc- we jump into something you’re going to glob it up,” Classified. week. he said. Police Departmenbt, and others from tape recording as that Justice was looking into a - tees, and lost youngsters feet first,” and noted that now keeps the records on Robinson, 90, was featured ,^.,wbo are either unwilling “fingerprinting children well. related allegation that one man had VIRGINIA Celinski, cards, which are updated last Halloween in a Manches­ offered ’Thurmond’s services — for a or unable to identify is not going to prevent with current photographs Parents, grandparents, great ^ 'themselves. crime from happehing... who drove all the way ter Herald Focus story on the uncles and aunts have a price — to Frank Terpil, a Wilson from Manchester to at­ and physical data. The concept, however, Nine out of 10 times, the Hie National Children’s occasion of his 90th birthday. wealth of memories to share associate who is still a fugitive. ’That -:is far from cut and dry. only time these help is- tend the meeting, dis­ investigation hinged on testimony of agreed. “I could teach you Fingerprint Bank in Sara­ Robinson, an independent, about Manchester years ago. ■■.'William Olds, executive when something terrible sota, Fla., keeps two other Kevin Mulcahy, a government director of the Connecti­ has already occurred.” to take fingerprints in a peppery man who still drove By simply taking an hour or minute and a half,” she copies of her children’s witness who died last October. cut Civil Liberties Union, Unlike Olds, Rosa saw fingen>rints in file. This his own car until shortly two, a grandchild can make a Before he died, Mulcahy told my .has questioned the legal- little or no potential for said. Mrs. CelinsM, has followed the fingerprint­ service, Mrs. Donahue before his death, could easily tape recording which may associate Dale Van Atta that he had ,' ‘jity of fingerprinting pro­ abuse of fingerprint re­ recall many stories from his well become a family trea­ been with the middleman and Terpil days as a 14-year-old mill sure — as well as something in 1976 when the possibility of a worker at the Cheney Mills. which may help those who bribe to ’Thurmond was dismissed. Four anti-nuke activists refuse Just a few months later, study Manchester’s history. The purpose of the meetings, after the firststory appeared, Jon Harrison of the Man­ Mulcahy said, was to figure out a / f t J Robinson was quoted in chester Historical Society way to get Libyan dictator Miiam- to pay for Trident sub damage another story. This time he offers a few tips. mar el-Qaddafi the eight C-130 »»/• recalled how he jump-started transport planes Libya had ■'.. GROTON (UPI) — A Roman Catholic nun and three the four would appear in front of the EB purchased. But they were em­ ether nuclear weapons protesters planned a vigil administration building where “a statement will be the South Manchester Fire Number one, he says, keep bargoed by the State Departmmt • today at the Electric Boat shipyard and again refuse made to the (news) media about our reasons about not Department’s new pumper so granddad on the subject. It’s to restitution payments for damaging a ’Trident making the restitutions.” Open forum / Readers' views because of the dictator’s support'of New London Superior Ck>urt Judge Seymour L. that it could be driven off the sometimes difficult to keep “^submarine. . international terrorists. Sister Judith Beaumont, of Hartford, said Tuesday Hendel sentenced them to a year in jail Nov. 9, but train that brqught it to town. an elderly person on the Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 TERPIL HAD been offe ed a $1 suspended the sentences on the condition they each That was sometime in the 20s. track. But the tape will be make restitution of $1,386.86 in monthly $100 million commission for each plane installments. The point is, there are better if you try. delivered. Mulcahy said the many, many Frank Robin­ :*4 Sister Beaumont said there was “some likelihood Number two: ask specific middleman suggested getting ’Thur­ Secretary wins we will be sent to jail, but it’s pretty hard to teil from sons walking around Man­ questions. For instance, don’t advertisers is not to ignore large concern for our children. mond’s help, at which Terpil o f fe ^ what the law says. It’s pretty much in Judge HendeTs chester today. And we should just say; "How did you have Keep 5! chunks of the populace. There certainly has to be more the man a commission of $250,800 hands as to what will be done.” be carefully preserving their fun when you were growing Consider this a howl, which Cox suitable location in town. per plane—and an equal sum for the hack-pay ruling The four were scheduled to appear today in New stories on tape. will hear in its pocketbook. senator if he cooperated. London Superior Court for a hearing before Hendel to up in Manchester?’’ Say, To the Editor: Cynthia Oliver determine why payments were not made and to When we asked, about these .,. NEW BRITAIN (UPI) — School officials say they Manchester Community instead, "Where did you go At our house we are indignant Rhea Talley Stewart P.T.A President consider punishment. charges in September 1981, the " ‘will obey an arbitration ruling and award up to $14,000 College’s Institute of Local for a soda in Manchester?” over the news report that Cox 179 Boulder Road Nathan Hale School The four activists are Sister Beaumont; Timothy middleman denied taking pak in ^?In back pay to a secretary whose job was eliminated in Quinn, also of Hartford; Anne Bennis of Philadelphia; History has done much fine It will do no good to sigh and Cable may cancel Channel 5, a August 1980. work in this area. Much of the splendid, well-balanced award­ any such discussion. “Even if Ann Mlkulak lost her job as administrative and Arthur J. Laffin of New Haven. - say, “He knew so much” something like that occurred,” he They are part of a group of nine people, calling impetus has come from the when it is too late. winning New York television sta­ : ■ assistant to Superintendent Marie S. Gustin and was tion, and replace it with, of all Editor’s note: Since this letter said, "I would no more go to -'.reassigned to an educational secretary’s position at themselves the “Trident Nein,” who used hammers to was written, town General Man­ somebody like Sen. Thurmond — I ■ lower salary to “penalize” her for a grievance filed pound on the Trident submarine Florida and sonar things, Country-Western music. ager Robert B. Weiss has cones during a predawn raid on EB July 5. WE COVER CAREFUL And that we shall eventually have recommended against use of the wouldn’t go to anybody. Number against the school department, the three-member Sister Beaumont said the four have refused to make. to pay more for the dubious Bad pick one, I wouldn’t know bow to, and arbitration panel said in its Jan. 24 decision. Spruce Street station as a ‘ The state Board of Mediation and Arbitration the payments because “we believe our action was Berry's WorW privilege of hearing one more shelter, saying there was neigh­ number two. I’d be out of business in ju stin g and we refuse to pay because we maintain we borhood opposition to the idea a day.” ordered tbe department to reinstate Mrs. Mikulak to HOMEOWmSFOR rendition of “You Are My Sun­ Dear Editor: her old job and make up the difference in salary dating are Innocent under international law and we’re not shine.” We have already lost a All of us in Manchester have because of the station’s proxim­ The man did acknowledge that he -'back to Aug. 29,1980, when she was reassigned and her able to pay because we earn little or no money.” good Atlanta station to rock. ity to Nathan Hale School. had “been approached by probably In addition to the four protesters. Sister Beaumont been made aware that there is a ..'salary cut from $14,485 to $11,218. said she expected about a dozen people to attend the “Subscribers would howl,” we need for a shelter for homeless three or four different people on ■ ’IW difference could be as much as ”$12,000 to LESSOVBWEAD. are told, if Cox Cable were to '"$14,000,” Assistant Superintendent Val Bernardoni vigil in support of their stand against nuclear people. But I don’t feel that the those C-130S.” weapons. y('u money, rather than saving it. cancel channels 38 and 11, which „ said’Tuesday. If you’d like to cover your b i ^ s t agent may have lots of other Spruce Street firehouse is the right In the semi-related case now Un­ suggestions to help you get the In the long run, your home is carry certain ballgames. Cox location for such a shelter. der investigation, the new witness, - “We have to implement what we’re ordered to investment for less, take a tip already has two channels which '"implement. It seems as though the arbitration award ftom the Pink Panther. best value for your insurance • your safest shelter against 2 The firehouse is directly across in a sworn statement, says a ' is saying we need an extra secretory we don’t need,” Talk to your independent dollar, like these: inflation. Give it all the protection carry sports exclusively, ESPN the' street from the Nathan Hale middleman “would regularly come -.'he said. agent Reappraise the cost of you can and Uilk to your and USA. These lost in the past School. I am deeply concerned that Good deed to (the Arlington, Va.) office at ’The department was ordered to comply with tbe year, respectively, $20 million and this shelter would create a nega­ After dl, it’s the careless rebuilding your home from time to independent agent. Delex International Inc. . . .- a ruling within three weeks. time. And make sure it’s insured $6 million, thereby proving that the tive effect on the children who Wilson-sponsored company.” “When you lose one you shouldn’t have sour peqolewe don’t insure that make appetite for sports is not quite as attend school at Nathan Hale. To the Editor; . grapes,” be said. ( ^ ^ ^ sudi a good deal for for its full replacement value. He has told government officials Keep your inventory of SAVE WITH insatiable as Cox Cable thinks. Since the committee and the that on at least two occasions *i«i« th o se ^ d o . Besides, the major networks carry Manchester Herald have no delu­ I have been following the Manches­ Something Different...... With Someone Of course, lower rates alone personal belongings up-to-date. sports events frequently, too and do middleman took $10,000 cash in hn Switch to a higher deductible. sions about the kind of people who ter Herald stories on the need for a envelope to a m e e ^ with ’Thur­ aren’t the answer. You also need not hesitate to cancel, when a Low deductibles c ^ d be costing would use this shelter, how can street shelter for people who don’t mond, and that the envelope waa solid iHotection. Youri^ g fe intursne* tor your cor. tMxn*. Hta ond truAlrwit game runs overlong, anything else anyone deliberately expose ele­ have a place to stay on a cold night. Happy Birthday no matter how pleasing the can­ turned over to the senator, “wboi}i I Herald Happy Heart mentary school children to this I hand it to Walter H. Joyner, who know by sight.” The witness added with A celled program may be to certain is trying to get it through. type of environment? that he did not know what the pgy- viewers. The peopie who don’t want it, iet The thoughts of having drug ment was for. ^ . Only When a license is granted for use addicts, alcoholics and emotion­ them find out what it is like to live ’This particular middleman told $6.00 of the airwaves, one condition is ally disturbed people insuch cloae out in the cold, when the tempera­ 391 Broad St the presentation of a balanced diet ture is down to zero and they have Van Atta he was a social, but not a UamUMMlIMpai \ proximity to an elementary school ■VRMHKM/7:4Spfii of television .fare. When cable are too much to bear. had no food for the day. business, acquaintance ot W lls^. television burst upon the scene, it Having grown up in Hartford, I Have them spend a night out in it. But a letter be wrote last Aug. tto was highly touted that now the the Judiciary Committee’s ehuf in­ State Aniiorw was aware of street people at an I guarantee that after a few days lt.N « if o r a Manchester viewer, in return for doling out a vestigator suggests a cloger .; ' iM JbyN C A Inc early age. Those memories are they will change their minds. \ certain number of dollars, would with me still and 1 don’t want my .’Ibis will not cost the taxpayer, relationship to Wilson than he gd- be treated to infinite variety. mitted. In the letter, which ’Thnr- daughter or any other chjid to see either. BoaORioaOpafi This has proved a fallacy, along the sights and degradation that i Keep up the good deed, Mr. mond immediately turned over-to Call.... It's a new game based on THE SOCIAL Daily tam-8 pm with the fallacy that a cable license will he forced on them. Joyner. the FBI, the middleman wrote.'to 643-2711 tlalm tlKaniiHam 646-7096 SECURITY SYSTEM was the same as a license to print If the people of Mandbester are Wilson: “1 consider him a money. Some one should tell Cox that I have known for about llO Ff— RBW m v m E am iH owwtfy bw< m i a s p aiH n ia«R CbrbbI a— so concerned about the street JotaBarM* ■ ■ Tlciil»sailteHd»yolpftomwncalbowof>ca ■ ■ Cable that the - way to attract people, they should show as much Hebron years.” 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed,, Feb. 2, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., Feb. 2, 1983 - 9

Effort wili be launched East Catholic 66 Simsbury 54 Vinal Tech 71 to save Project Adventure SPORTS______St. Paul 53 Manchester 41 Cheney Tech 53 By Raymond T. DeMeo dents would attend program activ­ school system’s curriculum dlrec.-: Herald Reporter ities during their regular class tor, said he was “ very surprised- time. and disappointed” to learn of the Adventure Challenge won't die Challenge was paid for mainly program’s demise. J without a fight, the program’s through a $55,000 grant from the ”We were very pleased by the director said Tuesday. Hartford Foundation for Public reports of the students who partici-. Eagles use. size, quickness to win Manchester native Frank Pisch Giving, scheduled to expire in pated,” he said. said he’ll try to gain community May. Pisch said the program was William DlYeso, assistant coor­ support to revive the non-profit $2,800 in debt when the board voted dinator of the town’s youth servi-- By Len Auster ’ wilderness experience program, to end it. ces bureau, called AdventureT Herald Sportswriter which was voted out of existence Gorman said lagging enrol­ Challenge “ a good, valuable; Monday by its nine-member board lments in Adventure Challenge program. ; Basketball is a game of quick­ of directors. activities was behind the board’s ” I hate to see a thing like this go' ness. It is also a game of size. Board chairman Tony Gorman decision to end it. down the tubes,” he said. “ I hope; East Catholic had enough of the /X: said the decision to drop the ” We just weren’t getting the he (Pisch) can start it up again.” former and more than a sufficient program, on a unanimous vote, is numbers,” he said. Besides the Hartford foundation quantity of the latter as It subdu^ the result of "a combination of a The number of students, mostly grant. Adventure Challenge re­ undersized St. Paul, 66-53, in prospective deficit and an appar­ 9th graders, participating in Ad­ ceived donations from private Hartford County Conference ac­ ent lack of enthusiasm for the venture Challenge declined from individuals and organizations like tion Tuesday night at the Eagles’ program in general.” 300 in the last school year to an the Kiwanis Club, the Central ' Nest. toKT" Pisch doesn’t agree. ’’There’s estimated 150 this year to date. Connecticut Cooperative Farmers^ The Falcons had no player taller been a tremendous amoung of Part of the decrease resulted from Association, Lydall Inc., and Her-t than 6-foot-2 while the East front- support from the community,” he the cutting of some programs, itage Savings & Loan Association.' court of 6-foot-3 forwards Sean said. He’s invited residents to a after Adventure Challenge lost M^Padden and Doug Bond and Pisch said he’s optimistic that he, meeting Monday to see if there’s several of its volunteers. 6-foot-7 junior center Chris Bru- can drum up enough donations to enough support to revive the PISCH SAID it wasn’t a lack of none combined for 45 points and 22 keep the program going. program. community interest, but a lack of rebounds. ADVENTURE Challenge, money that limited the number of ‘T m looking forward to starting “ We had trouble with their inside started in 1981, gave students an students the program could serve. people,” said St. Paul Coach Fran Herold photo bv Pinto over again,” he said. ” We did it opportunity to learn from nature "Basically, it was a funding once, and we can do it again.” Serratore. "Their inside people through cave exploration, rock problem,” he said. are better than ours. It was the climbing, sailing expeditions and Pisch was the program’s only The organizational meeting to same as the first game,” he said, W oman escapes serious iniury other programs. It began as an paid employee. His wife, Paula revive Adventure Challenge is recalling East’s 76-66 triumph in adjunct to 9th grade earth science Cheatwood, worked on a volunteer scheduled for 7 p.m. Monday at the Bristol. Nancy C. Wasik of 40 Olcott St., victim occurred at about 4:30 p.m. Tuesday courses, but later served students basis. "Adventure Challege is Greater Manchester Chamber of ” It was obvious our inside game ot a head-on coiiision in the Manches­ when cars driven by Graig S. Findley in other grades. Paula and I,” Pisch said. Commerce office on Hartford was better than theirs,” said East 'V - ter Parkade parking iot, was treated at ot 151 Hartford Road and Nancy C. With teachers’ cooperation, stu- Dr.J. Gerald Fitzgibbon, the Road. Coach Jim Penders, who saw his Manchester Memoriai Hospitai for Lambert, aiso of 40 Olcoitt St., club win for the fifth consecutive neck strain and reieased. The accident coiiided, poiice said. time to climb to 8-5 overall and 4-2 in the HCC. "Obviously I was Smith says he'll produce concerned without Jimmy (D'ar- gati). He’s one-third of our our Herald Dhoto bv Pinto< offense. But Joe Smith did a good Police charge two Obituaries job in his first start.” evidence on Werbner hiring Dargati, junior backcourt per­ EAGLE GUARD NEIL PTACHCINSKI (14) former who is second-leading East . .drives around St. Paul defender Terry Day with theft of auto Mary Dinallo scorer with a 14.7 points per game Mary (Yannelte) Dinallo, 88, of The directors were critical of an ever, have criticized the investiga­ average, missed the affair due to a spurt that carried over to the opportunity to run.' South Windsor, died Monday at St. By Paul Hendrie Two men who stole one car and around a car. They fled when the inquiry of the Werbner hiring tion of the hiring, because there Herald ohoto by Pinto sprained ankle. It’s hoped he’ll be fourth quarter. Bond had 19 points, MePadden Francis Hospital and Medical Herald Reporter some stereo equipment from police arrived, but were later conducted by the Human Relations was no complaint from an ag­ back for Friday’s big HCC engage­ By the time the surge came to a 15, Brunone 11 and guard Ne.il Center. She was the mother of another were apprehended at the picked up shortly after on foot. Commission. With reluctance and grieved applicant. They said the EAST'S DOUG BOND (42) AND SEAN MePADDEN (15) ment against St. Thomas Aquinas halt, East’s lead was 55-40 with Ptacheinski 12 along with 4 assists. Police said that when they Raymond Dinallo and Grace reputations of General Manager Manchester Parkade Tuesday af­ Mayor Stephen T. Penny said the at the board’s urging, the HRC last .. battle with St. Paul's Tony Zlotas for rebound under hoop at the Eagles’ Nest at 7:30. 3:39 remaining. Penders sent in "N eil had to work that much brought the two suspects .back to Markham of Manchester. Robert B. Weiss, Werbner and the East was a torrid 27-for-41 from ter being tipped off by a worker at Board of Directors will not review month dropped its probe. the shock troops with 1:13 to go, harder tonight (without Dargati) the car, it was discovered that She also leaves four other sons consultant wereunfairly tarnished the floor, 65.8 percent. It was a one of the stores there that they the hiring of Assistant General with the Eagles ahead by a 62-46 but he did a good job.” said there had been an attempt to steal and two other daughters: 16 That inquiry was launched at the by the accusations of bias. sizzling l5-for-19 at the intermis­ were trying to take another ear, Manager Steven R. Werbner un­ count. , But a seven-point run Penders. Brunone along with his it. The ignition had been ripped grandchildren, and nine great­ request of Smith and another sion. This, after the Eagles early forced the veteran Eagle mentor to police said today. less people charging the process rebounding and points blocked a Franklin D. Rush, 28, of 95 out, police said. grandchildren. citizen, who charged a conflict-of- Smith said he would produce in the season had trouble ap­ reinstall his starters and they pair of shots and came up with two Funeral services will be Thurs­ was unfair produce hard evidence. interest may have been a factor in NBA popularity contest Downey Dr., Manchester, and Lee They later found a car dent documentation to substantiate his proaching the 50 percent mark comfortably held the upper hand steals. M. Idlette, 26, of Hartford, were puller in the men’s possession, a day at 9:30 a.m. from Carmon— Werbner’s selection. Werbner, at charges later this week. from the floor. until the end. East, after an early-season common tool used in car thefts. Poquonock Funeral Home, Poquo- Frank J. Smith, of 93 Ferguson the time, was town personnel One negative aspect for East charged with first-degree larceny, Annual popularity contest in the National Basket­ ” We are shooting extraordinar­ three-game downslide, is surging. Police said they had also already nock section of Windsor, with a Road, who said he speaks for a supervisor and the consulting ily well,” understated Penders. was its fourth-quarter foul shoot­ possession of burglary tools, ” We have been told in the past ball Association to select the Eastern and Western “ We’re matching up will stolen a 1973 Mustang, which was mass of Christian burial at 10 a.m. segment of the black community, group used to screen applicants "W e’re taking good percentage ing. The Eagles wound up 8-for-17 second-degree criminal mischief, that we would have documenta­ (^inference all-star team has ended and it's a laugh quickness-wise with these people. reported at about 2 p.m. Police at St, Joseph's Church. Friends asked Penny to put discussion of was headed by a former town shots and the bad shots are in the stanza, after at one point fourth-degree larceny and another tion,” said Demcoratlc Director as usual. And now we’re sensing the double also found a cassette player and a may call at the funeral home today the Werbner hiring on the board elected official. Smith has charged Herald dropping in. We’re in a good run.” being a miserable l-for-9. The . team and giving it up to the open two counts of larceny in the Stephen T. Cassano, challenging Julius Erving of the Philadelphia 76ers wound up CB radio that had been reported from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. agenda. Penny refused, but invited a minority applicant did not get a MePadden was perfect on six Eagles missed the front end of four man. We weren’t doing that incidents, which took place be­ Smith to produce. ” I would hope with the greatest number of votes 707,012, to win tween 2 and 6:18 p.m., when they stolen from a car in the parking lot Smith to, present the board with fair chance for the job. A ngle tries from the floor, Brunone a one-and-ones and neither try on a earlier. Everyone is pitching in,” w e would have that one of the starting forward berths on the Eastern were arrested. of K-Mart. To pay respects new information that would justify marksman on five floor attempts two-shot situation would fall. ” We Penders explained. Penny and other directors, how­ documentation.” squad. Earl Yost, Police said the suspects were A police report noted that while action by the board with Bond ‘only’ 9-for-14 from the were missing from the line but we East also took the jayvee tilt, Boston’s Larry Bird was a distant second to Er­ apprehended after a store em­ being processed at headquarters, Members of Volunteer Fire Sports Editor floor. MePadden latched onto 10 were grabbing the offensive re­ 56-55. John Theriault netted 17 ployee called headquarters to say Idlette commented that “ a man Department 1 will meet today at 7 ving in the Ekut among the towards with 410,327 caroms, four off the offensive bounds. That helped us,” said points and Chris MePadden 12 for there were two suspicious persons gotta make a living somehow.” p.m. at Holmes Funeral Home, 400 votes tabulated in his name. Overall, the man glass, as East had a sizeable 29-18 Penders. the 7-6 young Eagles. Main St. to pay respects to former acclaimed hi most quarters as the premier player advantage in the rebounding The inside play was most criti­ East Catholic (66)— Bond 9 1-3 member. Frank Robinson. in the league, was fourth in the Shut. He trailed. In department. cal. "This was our lowest point 19, .MePadden 6 3-7 15, Brunone 5 order, Ehring, Moses Malone, also of the 76ers, and notes Moriarty’s will again be members of the One MePadden offensive re­ total of the season,” said Serra­ 1-3 11, Ptacheinski 4 4-5 12, Smith 2 Isiah Thomas of Detroit. Greater Hartford T w ili^ t Baseball League this bound, in fact, turned out to be tore, who saw his club slip to 2-5 in 0-1 4, Callahan 0 3-5 3, Kucinskas 0 Man a suicide? Without question, Philadelphia fans stuffed the summer with Willimantic gaining membership and most pivotal. The Eagles had a the HCC and 6-7 overall. ” It was 0-0 0, Soucier 10-0 2, Renstrom 0 0-0 ballot boxes to give Ehrvlng an almost unbelievable Scott’s of Windsor dropping out. Bill Holowaty and 32-27 halftime bulge and led by a our inability to get it inside. The 0, Renstrom 0 0-0 0, Tucker 0 0-0 0. A 27-year-old man who lived in a second-floor margin of 287,685 votes over Bird. Malone had 268,- Bob Wojcik, coaches at Eastern Connecticut State 38-32 count with 4:34 left in the games we have lost, that’s been the Totals 27 12-24 66. apartment on West Middle Turnpike was the victim of 414 more support from votes than the Celtic ace. College, will handle the Thread City entry. Jack third stanza. St. Paul tallied four key. St. Paul (53)— Day 9 2-3 20, an apparent suicide Tuesday night, according to CAROLYN LONG SAYS: Coach Bill Fitch of the Celtics was as upset with Repass will take over the managerial duties that unanswered points before MePad­ ” I have to give East credit. It Paskov 3 2-3 8, Alvarez 2 3-4 7. police and fire officials.- AAA'S HAWAH 'S3 the final poU figures as we was with the officiating the late Jeff Koelsch handled with Moriarty’s for den skied to tap home a missed executes well. They were getting Greene 2 0-0 4. Ziqtas 11-13, Pikiell in last Monday night’s 110-104 win over the Chicago the past two decades ...Johnson reports the MB’s shot. That made it 40-36 with 3:08 good shots and making them. 12-24, Plachno2 i-25, Roberge 10-0 Gary Forrest of 442 West Middle Turnpike was Kills at the Hartford Civic Center. are on the lookout for some pitching help. Expected to go in the period and ignited a 17-4 That’s why we didn’t have an 2. Totals 21 11-15 53. pronounced dead on arrival at 7; 10 p.m. at via Seven-foot Robert Parish , who has developed back are Dave Bldwell and Craig Steuemagel but Manchester Memorial Hospital, a hospital spokes­ into a wellrounded offensive player with equal backup help is needed. ...The league opens May 26. man said UniTED AIRLINES^ skills on defense, was fourth best among the Moriarty’s will play home games on Thurklay Town fire department officials said he was found on centers in the Elastem Conference voting. nights starting at 7:30 at Mt. Nebo’s Moriarty the floor of his apartnhent with a plastic bag tied over “ He’s the best center in the NBA,’’ Fitch said. Field. his head. He was unconscious and not breathing. “ Everybody knows it around the league except Indians misfire, 8-DAY HOLIDAYS those who voted.” Runs in family Parrish had a great game against the Bulls, a When Qiickie Barrera won $175 by placing first in ■CUP a SAVE- AT WAIKIKI rugged team that nearM pinned a second straight the Ann Schmitter handicap bowling tourney last “ home” loss on the O lts in Hartford. Parish tallied NOW YOU CAN SMP DIRECT FROM MANCHESTER weekend in Glastonbury it bettered her husbands T H A N K S T O 30 points, hauled down 16 rebounds, blocked four Oally Departures showing in a New Y ea r’s event at Archie “DO IT YOURSELT EXPRESS PACKAGE SERVICE NUTRI/SYSTEM, shots and assisted on two hoops. Larochell's lanes. The man of the bouse came in se­ lose to Simsbury 12 LBS. THE VERY cond in a field of 183 with a iscore of 939. The hus­ FIRST WEEK!” TO POLAND ■NEW YORK Fund enriched band and wife team is also getting ready for the SIMSBURY— When you can’t team, and have a bad spurt, it the floor, had a game-high 22 points "Going from a size 24Vi to Friends of the late Sam Vacantl contributed $280 softball season, Chickey has l^ n a memter of the put the ball in the basket, you’re in won’t hurt that much as the other to pace Simsbury with jumping- a lot of trouble. team won’t take advantage that jack Jadd Morgan adding 19 PACK EVERYTHING a size 10 was one of the in his memory to the Little League baseball town Feline League Anderson Brothers champions best feelings I've ever had. for the last four years and Chuck heads up the Manchester High was in plenty much. Against a good team, markers, McGrath and Morgan |HARTFORDirom program in Manchester...The family of the late WE SHIP ANYWHERE With Nutri/System, it was *629 Dominick “ Nick” Cataldo has also requested that Elliott Gun entry in the Rec League. He also finds of hot water Tuesday night in though, they got you. netted 7 and 4 points respectively Simsbury. really easy. I was never (Pric* variM dapandins on day of the Little League program be remembered with time to umpire three nights and week amd and on "Good teams come through and in the pivotal third stanza for the The misfiring Indians were a that’s what Simsbury did. They THE NEW ENGLAND hungry — the food was de­ dapartur# and hotal catagory) contributions...Midget Football Association of­ Feb. 19 wili be off to Ft. Benning with the army Trojans. miserable 17-for-53 from the floor moved in for the kill. It’s like they Mark Mistretta netted a team- licious and so easy. All you ficials for the U83 season will be as follows: John reserve rifle team. The well-rounded Manchester SHIPPING STORES* as they fell to the homestanding can sense it. They took advantage high 20 points for Manchester. have to do is open a pack­ Marchei, president; John Phelps, vice president; man is an expert and also a certified rifle instruc­ Trojans, 54-41, in CCIL'basketball of our missed opportunities,” Most of his markers, however, PACKINQ MATERIALS • MOVING SUPPLIES age and heat it up. Now my Pamper youraelf with our DELUXE ESCORTED TRIPS Pat Griffen, secretary, and Did: Marsh, treasurer. tor...Followers of MCC’s basketball team will have action. Pearson continued. came after the issue was no longer husband says he has a which foature sumptuous meals, Marchei will be serving a second term ...The an opportunity to view one of the state’s most skinny new wife — and The loss ends a mini two-game in doubt. No other Indian came Glastonbury Racquet Club has been purchased by a prolific scorers Thursday night when the (kmgars 25B Clcott Street It's me!" Luau, selected sightseeing, and deluxe hotelsl ” We had an absolutely horrible winning streak by the Silk Towners close to twin figures. ” No one IVIancheBter, trio of investors for $806,000. The club had host Mattatuck at Cheney Tech. Alvin Fredericks, shooting night,” understated Man­ “ NUTRI/SYSTEM, YOU April 14 th ...... 3 Islands-- - 10 days/9 nights...... $1,199.00 and drops them to 5-6 in the league played well offensively. In all CORNER CtNTEH/ADAMt LOWER LEVEi operating this season by the Glastonbury Bank & sought by a number of four-year colleges, will lead chester Coach Doug Pearson, who and 6-7 overall. The win by the other phases, I thought we played MADE A NEW WOMAN Trust Co. which held the mortgage. ..Gene Johnson the invaders to town. has seen this dilemma a season- f 646-6523 OUT OF MEl” league-leading Trojans was their well,” said Pearson. long problem. ” Our shot selection 12th in a row, following a season­ Manchester returns home Fri­ • Nodletpills.noiniections • CUP a SAVE- SPECIAL AAA DEPARTURES was excellent,” he added. opening loss to Penney, and pegs day night to Clarke Arena for its • Medk ally supervised Simsbury, in contrast, was 11- at $869.00 or $929.00 Including tax and aarvlca: their mark at 10-1 in the league and next encounter, against Enfield • No stB' /anon or food for-16 in each had for a final 12-1 overall. High at 8 o’clock. decisions April 14th, Auguat lat, Oetobar 6th 10 daya/0 nighta. CUDDLY EASTER Tribe girls up win streak 22-for-32 reading. That’s 66.7 ” We were somewhat in range in • Wide choice of Nutrl/ 2 lalanda, Oahu and Maul percent from the floor against 32.1 the third quarter but didn’t have Simsbury (54)— McGrath 10 2-3 System meals IneluakHM: percent for the Silk Towners. A the offense to come through,” said 22, Morgan 9 1-419, McCalla 14-7 6. Approx. 8" tall • No constant calorie­ * Round trip air from Hartford 2-for-13 shooting performance in Pearson. ” We weren’t playing Colmery 1 1-2 3, Brown 0 ()-0 0, HINK UH b l u e WITH counting, mistake-proof with hot maal and bavaraga aarvlca the third stanza turned a 25-19 badly defensively. They only Kibbe I 0-0 2. Was 0 2-2 2. Totals 22 food plan to six beating Simsbury MATCHING RIBBONS * 5 nighta Hotal Accommodation in Waikiki. Simsbury halftime edge into a scored 14 points in the third 10-18 54. • Nutri/System guarantee 39-24 advantage for the Trojans quarter so we had to be something Manchester (41)— Dupee 0 0-0 0. Follow the Nutri/System * Fraah llowar Lai Graating * Full color Memory Album Doing most of it« damage inside, them to one shot each time down,” coming as a team. It’s good to see going into the final eight minutes. Carmel 0 0-1 0, McCurry 2 2-2 6. 2 right.” ^3a00M .taxlncl. Program and lose weight * Rgund trip tranaportatlon in Honolulu including portaraga streaking Manchester High girls' Armstrong added. that at this point going down the ” In the third quarter we went Eleven misses in 13 attempts Willis 1 2-2 4, Mistretta 9 2-3 20, quickly, often up to a and baggage Upa for 2 baga par paraon. basketball team turned the tables Manchester frontcourt per­ itretch we are executing. We are completely cold. We were just from the floor, however, proved to Brophy 0 1-2 1. Petersen 2 0-0 4. All Profits Will Be Donated to the pound a day. /Achieve * Continantal Braakfaat * Mai Tal Cocktail. on Simsbury High, 50-45, in CCIL formers Paige Young and Patti /niiow just as strong in the third and horrible,” said Pearson. "When be too much to overcome. Silver 30-06, Tuirner 0 0-00, Hurst 0 'Newington Children’s Hospital for your goal by the date * Barvicaa of Tour Counaallora In Waikiki. action Tuesday night at Clarke Wojnarowski grabbed 12 and 11 fourth quarters as we are in the we are playing not a real good Steve McGrath, lO-for-12 from 0-0 0. Totals 17 8-10 41. ipedtied or pay no addl- * Hawaiian Air flight to Maul. Arena. rebounds respectively with the first half. Hopefully, we will I Direct Caro and/or Treatment of tlonsl charges for Nutrl/ The victory was the sixth in latter also in -double digits in the continue to build and be able to System aarvicea untU * 4 Nighta CotMlomlnlum or Hotel In Maui. succession for the Silk Towners scoring column with 12. Wojna- reach our peak for the tourna­ Muscular Dystrophy Patients. * 4 Daya Avia Car Rental in Maul. chGck or moiMy orctor alofig with your you do. and avenges one of their earlier rowski and Christensen have each ment,” Armstrong said. Cheney drops 10th straight CALL FOR A FREE, losses. The Trojans, now 4-7, hit twin figures in scoring in five of Manchester needs to win two of ^ ordor and maka payabla to: outscoring our team. They had NOOBLIOATiON SELECT YOUR DREAM VACATION NOW — AT AN AFFORDABLE, bested Manchester in Simsbury, the last six games. its final seven outings to qualify for M ID D LE TO W N - Out of the Nick Foran were in twin digits for SUP-ERB BRUSH CO. P.O. BOX 322 some good outside shots. They CONtULTA’nON -rODAV. ALL INCLUSIVE PRICE -r NO EXTRA CHAROE8I 53-40. The Indians move to 7-4 in Manchester had a slender 13-10 post-season play. blocks slowly, Cheney Tech could Cheney with 15 and 13 markers (Main offica) Manchaatar, Ct. 06040 were taking the shots we wanted All Rataa par person, twin occupancy. the league gnd 8-5 overall with the lead at the turn before moving it to Manchester’s jayvees upped never recover and dropped a 71-53 respectively. Cheney was minus a 23-19 bulge at the intermission. their record to 11-2 with a 51-35 decision to Vinal Tech in Charter them to, the 18-20 foot jump shots, starting guard Warren Strickland, Toll-Fraa: 1-$00/$42-4320 triumph. LOSE 15 POUNDS FREE* Manchester’s next outing is The Indians added another digit to victory. Heather Hohenthal netted Oak Conference basketball action but they were hitting them.” out probably for the rest of the year Friday afternoon at Enfield High their lead after three periods, and 15 points and Shelly Carrier and Tuesday night in Middletown. Cheney recovered somewhat in with a suspected broken wrist. 15 LBS. FREE ON PURCHASE OF 30 LB. PROORAMI* FOR THE BEST IH TRAVEL — GONPMEI at 3: SO. held a 35-30 advantage going into Michelle Morianos 11 apiece for The win avenges the Hawks’ the second stanza, only to fall Cheney’s next outing is a home •Atuiil IMi CMPM « N«lrl/8iitl«» WPtlil L n i S M u l Ciaut K M Five-foot-11, senior center Lisa the final eight minutes. the young Indians. reversal at the hands of the behind by a 33-16 count at the clash against neighboring Bolton ana rscshft • 30 ib WHOM IMI profroM M iNt CMt tl 0 t» lb proffNi. intermission. ” We came back a IhtCMSti vory M «btr proorsni QRir M tod I# mw dtsMt only . Christensen was a tower of “ In the last two minutes of the Beavers earlier in the season and High Friday night at 8 o’clock. little bit in the second quarter. But CALDWELL OIL, INC. C m r i pfsgrim etlti Miy ssO m Mbtr OHCMMt wM spptf. EiyWM 2/4/0 strength (or Manchester ak she first half ,we switched to a moves the home side to 3-7 in the man-to-man defense and did a Manchester (50)— Walrath 4 0-0 conference and 4-7 overall. Che­ we’d get two or three hoops off our Vinal Tech (71)— Winzer 6 7-719. M ANCH EBTiR E. Ha r t f o r d ' d u m ^ home 10 points and 391 JBROAb ST. good Job with it, causing several 8, .Sullivan 0 0-0 0. Kohut 3 1-4 7, ney, which has not won since press and then they’d break McCarthy 4 5-7 13, Jackson 15-7 7, 646- 636« latched onto a team-high 14 re­ 628-3788 bounds. “ The (act that we were turnovers,’’ said Armstrong. “ We (Christensen 6 7-1019, Young 20-24, opening night, slips to 1-9 in the through the press and get some Pope 11-2 3, Perry 20-14, Stuckey 2 1 0 3 a* C.O.D. MANCHESTER able to get the ball inside tonight stuck with man-to-man in the third Wojnarowski 6 0-012. Totals 218-16 COC and l-lO'overall. The Beavers easy hoops. It came out about 1-25, Oszurek30-06, Bruzik 5 0-210, ROCKYHILL BLOOlTFrELD roved to be the difference,” said quarter and stayed with it until the SO. have fallen 10 consecutive times. even,” Silvia said. M arino00-00,CuIver20-04. Totals 528-2969 242-4498 Slanchester Coach Steve fourth quarter, when we got a little Vinal had a 17-6 lead at the turn Vinal’s advantage was 47-32 26 19-27 71. Armitrong. tired. I think the fact we played Slntobury (45)— Hopkins 61-213, with Brian McCarthy hitting for going into the final eight minutes of Cheney Tech (53)— Elliott 7 1-5 649-8841 “We also did a good Job, aggressive defense took SimObury Moore 4 2-2 10, Boughan 2 3-6 7, nine points (or the Hawks. "They play. 15, Nowak 2 2-2 6, Foran 5 3-5 13, especially down the stretdi, on the out of the normal patterns it likes Barrett 22-36, Baker 21-35, Moller got off to a good .start,” under­ Eric Winzer netted 19 points, Mitchell 2 1-2 5, Hawkins 3 0-0 6, 646-7096 defenaive boards. In the fourth to nin." 10-0 2, Prespane 0 0-00, Lowndes 1 stated Tech Coach Aaron Silvia. McCarthy 13 and Dave Bruzik 10 to Westry 4 0-1 8, Weiss 0 0-0 0, quarter we pretty much limited “ 1 really feel at this point we are 0-0 2. Totals 18 9-16 45. “ McCarthy hit (or nine points. pace the Hawks. Bob Elliott and Melendez 0 0-0 0. Totals 23 7-lS 53. MANCHESTER HERAr^D, Wed., Feb. 2, 1983 - U , m - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., Feb. 2, 1983 Atlanta choice stuns St. John's •II the front of the rim. leadii.g scorer, and Williams, a Larry Davis and 7-foot Jon Koncak By Fred Lief ams with 24 points each and Billy Eastern Eight last year, had Culbertson was fouled on the 6-foot-8 sophomore center, com­ leading an early second-half burst; UPI Sports Writer dropped five of its seven league Culbertson, who sank 6-of-9 free rebound and made the front end of bined tor '20-of-21 free throws. Pat Farrell’s six foul shots in the Forget Villanova, .Georgetown games before the stunner at throws down the stretch. was Henning's With Pitt ahead 71-69 the Red- the 1-and-l with seven seconds to Chris Mullin had 20 points and final minutes carried Duquesne and Syracuse. St. John’s can deal Fitzgerald Field House in go. Goodwin’s uncontested .layup Goodwin 18 for St. John’s. over Dayton 58-55; Marvin Morris with the heavyweights of the Big Pittsburgh. with two seconds left concluded the “ People are always looking for and Andre McCloud scored 19 East. The upset may not rank with SUWANEE, Ga. (UPI) - Eve­ take me awhile to become familiar gent and has an excellent offensive scoring. reasons but give Pitt the credit,” points each as Seton Hall ended a As for- Pitt, that’s another Chaminade’s victory over Virginia ryone knew Washington Redskins with its personnel.” mind.” “We were getting real good said St. John’s coach Lou Carne- nine- game losing streak by matter. in December, but Pitt coach Roy offensive coordinator Dan Hen­ One of the complaints against Henning said his offensive philo­ Coilege Basketball shots,” Chipman said. “ We played ’secca. “ It was their game. That kid defeating Columbia 71-69 in triple The Panthers, in their first year Chipman is not about to complain. ning was one of the leading Bennett, who had the Falcons in sophy is, “ Score! If you go iiito a with poise and patience. We didn’t Williams put in some fantastic overtime; Lorenza Andrews hit for in the Big East, delivered one of the “ I don’t think there’s a game we candidates for most of the N FL the playoffs in three of the past five stall, you’re going to lose a lot of take the first shot but ran the shots. It was his night tonight. Let 22 points and Oklahoma State more impressive upsets this sea­ played that meant more to us,” he head coaching vacancies. seasons, was that he appeared football games. My philosophy is to offense until we got the ball to the him have it. He deserves it.” ripped Kansas State 71-47; Louisi­ son with a 72-71 decision Tuesday said. “ At least we proved here we The question was which one he’d unable to "fire up” the team. try to score as often as possible.” man we wanted.” In other games, Karl Racine ana State held off Florida 78-69, night over the fourth-ranked can knock off one of the big teams men brought the ball up court and take. Henning indicated Tuesday he Henning, a quarterback at Wil­ Pitt, up 32-31 at the half and sank two free throws with two with Howard Carter scoring 23 Redmen. in this great league. Our students called their last timeout with IS Oddly enough, although he says doesn’t go in for the "rah-rah” liam & Mary in the early ‘60s, was dictating the tempo all game, seconds remaining and Penn beat points; and Stan Hopman collected St. John’s entered the game have to learn what the Big East is seconds left. Instead of working for he spoke to three teams the day brand of coaching either. on the roster of the San Diego made the most of its foul shooting, Princeton 41-39 to take over first 20 points as Idaho stopped Idaho having won 18 of 19 games, its only all about and this helped us.” an inside shot, St. John’s used just after the Redskins won the Super “ You have to pick individuals Chargers in 1966 and also played hitting 28-of-35 to 11- of-15 for St. place in the Ivy League; Southern State 87-70. loss to Big East rival Boston Also of considerable help were a few seconds before Billy Good­ Bowl, Henning insists the Atlanta with the inclination toward inner with the Norfolk Neptunes of the John’s. Vaughan, the league’s Methodist downed Texas 73-64 with College. Pitt, a member of the Clyde Vaughan and Andre Willi­ win banged a foul line jumper off Falcons, with whom he signed motivafion,” he said. ’’You Continental League. during a flight from Los Angeles, shouldn’t have to hound players in He began his coaching career at was the only one that made him an professional football. We don’t Florida State in 1968, moved to offer. want to abuse players, verbally or Virginia Tech in 1971 and, after his physically. We just want to win.” year with the Oilers, returned to “ That was fine with m e,” said Henning said he was unable to Virginia Tech in 1973 and back to Henning who was named Tuesday compare himself to Bennett, "be­ Florida State in 1974. He was out of as successor to Leeman Bennett, cause I never worked with Leeman coaching in 1975 when he served as Worst loss ever who was fired last month after six and only coached against him manager of security at the World years as the Falcons coach. “ I twice.” Trade Center in New York. spent last month having my name Falcons executive vice president Henning is the sixth head coach put in the paper about this jdb or Eddie LeBaron said he inter­ in the Falcons’ 17-year history. He another. I studied those that were viewed Henning for the first time follows Norb Hecker (1966-68), open and felt the one in Atlanta was Monday. Norm Van Brocklin (1968-74), current Philadelphia Eagles coach dealt Mavericks the best one available.” VWe talked for about two hours,” . Henning, 40, spent eight years as said LeBaron. “ Dan has a reputa­ Marion Campbell (1974-76), Pat an assistant N FL coach — with tion for being bright and able and a Peppier (1976) and Bennett. By Richard Rosenblatt Houston (1972), the New York Jets doer. That’s the way he impressed “ We’ve signed Dan to a multi­ UPI Sports Writer (1976-78), Miarqi (1979-80) and me. He. wanted time to think about year contract, for more than two Explanations seem useless when Washington (1981- 82). it so r got him to fly to Atlanta years,” said LeBaron, declining to your team loses by 53 points, yet U Pl photo Henning said his first order of (from^Lps Angeles) with me on go into further details. “ We hope Houston coach Del Harris came up business will be to build a staff Monday night. We worked out a for continuity, to build on whatever with a doozy. MICHEL GOULET BAFFLES WHALER GOALIE since all of the Falcons assistants contract on the plane. success we’ve had in recent years. “ We held together pretty well in . . .Mike Veisor in scoring during first period outburst were let go along with Bennett “ It was not really settled until we No one expects him to get us to the the first quarter and were-playing when Atlanta, after a 5-2 start, lost were over Denver, or maybe Super Bowl overnight.’’ hard,” Harris said following the its last three games in a row, Oklahoma City.” 'The Falcons also talked to two Chicago Bulls’ 129-76 walloping of including a playoff at Minnesota. Henning’s former boss, Wa­ other offensive coordinators, Joe the Rockets. “ Perhaps we got ” I ’m not in a position to talk shington Coach Joe Gibbs credited Walton of the New York Jets and overconfident and then we were about the Falcons players,” said Henning with playing a m ajor role John Mackovic of the Dallas unable to stop them. It’s hard to- Henning. “ It's been more than two in the Redskins’ success this past Cowboys. come back when you have a poor years (since the 1980 Atlanta- season. “ He’s a very good coach,” “ After talking to Henning, W|e shooting team.” Nordiques unload Miami game) since I ’ve had any said Gibbs. “ He is creative and decided he was the man we If the Rockets, with just eight dealings with this club and it will mentally tough. He is vei^ intelli­ wanted," said LeBaron. victories in 45 games, were over­ confident, they were playing the wrong team. In fact, the Rockets suffered their worst defeat in the franchise’s 16-year history. beating Whalers After Houston went ahead 25-18 with 2:03 left in the first period, Bills turn to youth Chicago outscored the Rockets 244 By Tony Falva games. two goals in the second period and UPI photo over the next 7:16 to build a 42-29 UPI Sports Writer Forwards Anton Stastny and Murray Bannerman recorded his advantage. Orlando Woolridge Larry Pleau finally got to see Michel Goulet were the only third shutout of the season in JEFF BOROWIAK TOSSES TENNIS RACQUET scored nine of his 17 points in the first-hand what he has inherited, multiple scorers with two goals leading Chicago. Secord now has 38 . . . In frustration after losing tie-breaker second quarter as Chicago took a Pleau, general manager of the each, goals on the year. Bannerman 56-40 halftime lead. naming Stephenson The Bulls then went on a 33- 14 13-33-6 Hartford Whalers, took Goulet said, "Last week in stopped 33 St. Louis shots for the over as coach of the team three Hartford, Millen robbed us. I think shutout, the fourth of his career. spree to open an 89-54 lead after games ago when Larry Kish had he's one of the best goaltenders in three periods. At one stage, a 6:45 is going to do an outstanding job for had enough punishment. Since the NHL, but I guess he didn’t have Islanders 2, Flames 2 ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (UPI) The last time a Bills assistant span covering the third and fourth the team and the community,” then, the Whalers had won once it tonight.” At Calgary, Alberta, center — In 1976, the last time the Buffalo coach was elevated to head coach Walts upsets Mayer quarters, the Bulls reeled off 23 said Wilson. “ I hope he’s here for and tied once. Pierre Aubry triggered the first- Bryan Trottier scored a power- Bills promoted an assistant coach was four games into the 1976 consecutive points, one shy of the many, many years.” But Tuesday night, it all fell period outburst with Quebec’s first play goal at 17:54 of the second to head coach, the team performed season when Jim Ringo replaced NBA record set by Philadelphia in apart in a 12-3 demolition at the shot 18 seconds into the game. period to lift the Islanders. The at a 3-21 clip. Stephenson, who becomes the Lou Saban. The Bills lost their last 1966. hands of the Nordiques in Quebec. After Millen replaced Veisor to deadlock extended the Islanders’ Kay Stephenson, the Bills new league’s youngest head coach, 10 games that season and went 3-11 “ This was a different game,” returned the compliment, saying 'The Whalers had beaten the start the second period, the Nor­ unbeaten streak on their current head coach who had been the club’s the following year before Knox said Bulls coach Paul Westhead. he was impressed by Wilson’s in second round play “ I ’m not used to that kind oflead. Nordiques 6-2 last Thursday in diques greeted him with three five-game road trip to four games. quarterback coach, hopes things replaced Ringo. Hartford, Conn., in Pleau's first goals in less than three minutes. Lanny McDonald opened the scor­ will be different this time. ‘ ‘commitment to ha ve an outstand­ Stephenson said he first priority Over the last three games we know game. In other games, Washington ing for Calgary with his 44th goal. "W e’re solid and we’re going to ing football team in Buffalo." was to talk with the Bills players. we have been playing well. We In 1968 Stephenson filled in for PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - i.e needed for the victory. fourth-seeded Gene Mayer, of The Nordiques sent goaltender downed Detroit 5-2, Chicago Rangers 5, Kings 5 do some things on the football His second priority will likely be didn’t let the game become ragtag Butch Walts, who underwent Mayer, Altherton, Calif., rallied Woodmere, N.Y., defeat^ Brad Mike Veisor to the showers withsix blanked St. Louis 5-0, the New York At Inglewood, Calif., Anders field,” Stephenson, 38, said Tues­ injured Bills quarterbacks Jack assessing his staff of assistant basketball. We played good team cancer surgery 18 months ago, and took four straight games to win Gjibert of Piedmont, Calif., 2-6 64, first-period goals and then scored Islanders tied Calgary 2-2, the New Hedberg’s goal with 33 seconds left day shortly after he signed a Kemp and Dan Darragh, and coaches, many of whom are basketball and were not concerned says he “ hung in there” to the set and square the match. 64. three goals in both the second and York Rangers tied Los Angeles 5-5, rescued a tie for the Rangers. multi-year contract as the eighth started three games before suffer­ rumored to be headed for Seattle to about the score. overcome nervous moments Tues­ Walts was pressured throughout In first round play, Jeff Boro- third frames on Greg Millen, who and Montreal defeated Vancouver Hedberg fanned on the shot but it head coach of the NFLclub. Terms ing a broken left collarbone. He join Knox. “ I don’t enjoy games with this day and eliminate No. b seed Sandy the third set but managed to stay wiak, Berkeley, Calif., defeated had excelled in last week's game. 7-3. barely trickled under goalie Gary of the pact were not disclosed. spent time as a player with the kind of spread. I would like to win Stephenson, who said he will not Mayer in the second round of the even to 44. He then broke service Chip Hooper, Sunnyvale, Calif., 7-8 "It was 6-0 before we could Capitals 5, Red Wings 2 Laskoski. Los Angeles had rallied Stephenson, a Bills assistant for Atlanta Falcons and Oakland by four points or less.” . deal with player contracts, said he U.S. Pro Indoor Tennis to lead 5-4 and served a love game (7-5) 7-6 (8- 6); and Guy Forget, breathe,” Pleau said, "W e can't At Landover, Md., Alan Haworth with two third-period goals to take the past five years whose only head Raiders in 1969 and 1970,before Harris did manage to point out hopes disgruntled Bills running to win the match. France, defeated Van Winitsky, blame Veisor. It was 20 guys who scored two goals and goalie Pat a 5-4 lead. coaching experience is at the high taking ap assistant coaching posi- Championship. his team is at a disadvantage once back Joe Cribbs will be in a Buffalo “ I felt nervous when I was Lauderhill, Fla., 6-7 (5-7) 7-6 (7-5) didn't play well. It's been our story Riggin blocked 23 shots to guide Canadiens 7, Canucks 3 school level, emerged Monday as ' tions with Rice in 1971. the game turns to run-and-gun. uniform last season. Cribbs has Mayer won 64, 5-7, 6-4 at the serving for the match at 5-3,” he 64. I FEB. the leading candidate to replace In 1973, he served as athletic “ Obviously, this was the worst all year. We've been inconsistent. Washington. Haworth's second At Vancouver, British Columbia, $370,000 tournament, continuing Chuck Knox. Bills assistant head director and head coach at Baker been seeking to renegotiate his said. “ Mayer returned service game we’ve played, but we’ve had We play very bad on the road. What goal came with five seconds left in the Canadiens took a 5-2 lead after the strong play he used to defeat Earlier, ninth-seeded Kevin coach Tom Catlin, who met with County (Fla.) High School, and contract, and said after the Bills well and I thought after I lost my a lot of sinnilar games like this,” else can I say? We were never in the second period to give Washing­ two periods and coasted. Mark Australian Phil Dent in first round Curren of South Africa and 10th- Bills owner Ralph C. Wilson Jr. spent 1974 as a player with the final 1982 game that it was his last lead that he was on a roll, but I said Harris, whose team had won it.” ton a 3-0 lead. Mike Gartner Napier got his 25th and 26th goals play. seeded Jimmy Arias of Grand last week and had the inside track Jacksonville team in the now- in a Buffalo uniform. hung in there.” three of its last seven. “ As far as The 12 goals represented a notched his 28th goal at 6:27 to give and Pierre Mondou his 20th. In today’s matches. No. 1 seed In other second-round play, Island, N.Y., were knocked out of for the job, withdrew his name defunct World Football League. “ I am optimistic Joe Cribbs will our game is concerned we have to UPI photo Quebec single-game scoring re­ Washington a three-goal cushion. Montreal goalie Richard Sevigny John McEnroe will meet John the tournament. from consideration last weekend. He joined the staff of Ihe Los be in the lineup next year,” third-seeded Mats Wilander, the remember who we are. We started cord and stretched the Whalers' Black Hawks 5, Blues 0 stopped 29 shots in the first two Sadri of Charlotte, N.C., and No. 2 Curren, a member of the South “ Kay is a young man who I think Angeles Rams, then coached by Stephenson said. 18-year-old French Open cham­ out OK but we collapsed when we winless string on the road'to 11 At St. Louis, A1 Secord scored periods, including 18 in the first. seed Ivan Lendl will face amatuer Knox, in 1977 and came to Buffalo Wilson, meanwhile, said he will pion from Sweden, gained the third African Davis Cup team, was went to the bench. It was one pass CLIFF ROBINSON OF CAVALIERS PASSES OFF with Knox in 1978 as the Bills “ make every effort" to sign some Scott Davis, of Stanford round with a 6-3, 7-6 (7-5) decision beaten by Fritz Buehning of Short and then shoot and that’s not our . . when confronted by Atlanta's Dominuqe Wilkin^ , quarterback coach, a position he 15 Bills players who officially University. over Robert Van’t Hof of Dallas. Hills, N.J., 6-4,6-2, while Arias, 18, type of team. We’ve got to select Both McEnroe and Lendl drew has held until the 1982 season. became free agents Tuesday. Wilander won the tiebreaker to was beaten by Bill Scanlon of our shots.” Waltrip and Foyt to team first-round byes. Davis defeated Pacers with 27 points., take the match, doing so when Dallas, Texas, 6- 1, 7-6. While the Bulls, 16-31, enjoyed 93-84. Steve Meister of Miami and Sadri Bucks 115, Trail Blazers 99 Pro football shrine Van’t Hof served a double fault and Scanlon, No. 26 in world compu­ their laugher before the smallest 76ers 133, Nuggets 124 At Portland, Ore., Sidney Mon-’, downed Bem ie Mitton of South then niade a lunging low volley into ter rankings compared to No. 18 for Chicago crowd (3,989) since 1966, At Denver, Andrew Toney crief had 33 points, eight rebounds in weekend Daytona racing Africa in earlier play. the net. Arias, won the match by taking a the lopsided margin was not the scored 35 points, including 12 and eight assists and Phil Ford Walts, of Scottsdale, Ariz., broke Also, Wojtek Fibak defeated tie-breaker 7-2. largest in NBA history. On March straight late in the third quarter, to add five members Cromwell rallies added 16 points to lead Milwaukee. DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (UPI) sports car has in common with the service in the fifth game of the Mark Dickson, of Tampa, Fla., 6-1 In another second-round match, 19, 1972, Philadelphia trampled and Moses 'Malone had 30 points The Bucks, trailing 45-43 midway — Two-time NASCAR champion way a stock car goes around opening set. After taking the set in and 6-2; 16th-seeded Tim Mayotte seventh-seeded Eliot Teltscher of Golden State 162-99. and 24 rebounds to spprk Philadel­ thought,” said Warfield. “ Going in through the second period, held the Darrell Waltrip and four-time Daytona,” said Waltrip. "Of CANTON. Ohio (U PI) — The Pro the 10th game, he went on to of Springfield, Mass., defeated Sebring, Fla., came back from the Dwight Jones topped the Bulls phia. Julius Erving added 27 for on the first try makes it extra Trail Blazers without a field goal Indianapolis 500 winner A.J. Foyt course, my helmet was thumping Football Hall of Fame’s Class of dominate the second set and reach Mike Bauer, of Redwood City, loss of a set to defeat Eric Fromm with 19 points, David Greenwood the 76ers, 39-6, while Kiki Vande- the roof and my knees were 1983 has five members — oneof the special. This really caps my to down Bolton 5-3. But he could not win the game over the next 5:03 and outscored will team up in this weekend’s 24 Calif., 6-3, 6-7 (5-7) 7-5; and of Glen Head, N.Y., 2-6, 6-3, 64. had 16 and Mark Olberding 15. weghe led Denver with 36 points football career.” them 20-5 for a 63-50 lead. Calvjh Hours of Daytona at the Daytona scrunched up to my chin. Other most graceful wide receivers ever James Bailey and Allen Leavell and Alex English added 30. Jurgensen, in 18 N FL seasons, BOLTON— Running out oi Natt had 22 points for Portland. International Speedway. than that, this is the kind of race to play the game; the Washington prowess. had 14 points each for the Rockets. completed 2,433 passes for 32,224 steam at the start of the fourth Hawks 93, Cavaliers 84 Speedway spokesman Tom car that can win the race.” Redskins deadliest passing combi­ Brian Manchester had 13 points, Previously, the Rockets had lost Nets 120, Pacers 111 . yards and 255 touchdowns. He quarter, Bolton High fell short to At Atlanta, Rory Sparrow scored Tucker said Tuesday the Waltrip- nation; one of the first big and fast Jim Goulet 12 and Pete Divicino 11 Olson, Ashford twice by 42-point margins, the last At East Rutherford, N.J., Albert ranks second — behind Dallas’ Cromwell High, 54-45, in Charter 21 points and Eddie Johnson added Foyt team will drive an Aston The last Aston Martin to run at linebackers and a coach whose to pace Cromwell. Evert starts fast time to Baltimore on March 1,1968. King and Otis Birdsong scored 27 Roger Staubach — on the league’s Oak Conference basketball action 19 to pace the Hawks, who Martin — one of two cars entered Daytona was driven by Roy offensive innovations are still in Bolton’s next outing is Friday In other games, Philadelphia points each as New Jersey won for list of top career passers. Tuesday night in Bolton. top athletes outscored Cleveland 14-7 over the by the British Nimrod team. Salvadori in 1964. The car did not use today. night on the rpad at Cheney Tech in outlasted Denver. 133-124, New the 16th time in its last 20 games. After graduating from Duke The homestanding Bulldogs, final 3; 44 to secure the triumph. The endurance race, which finish. Hail officials, bowing to a broken an 8 o’clock start. Jersey clipped Indiana 120-111, Darwin Cook added 22 points, eight . University, Jurgensen spent seven after getting off to a horrible start World B. Free had 24 points for begins at 3:30 p.m. EST Saturday, The 22nd annual running of the embargo on their news release, Cromwell (M )— Barrlllarro 1-2- SAN JOSE, Calif. (U PI) - Pole Milwaukee beat Portland 115-99 assists and four steals for New seasons with the Philadelphia that saw them trail by a 15-7 count in first '83 match Cleveland. will mark Waltrip's sports car $125,000 endurance test^ which said Tuesday that wide receivers 4, Manchester 6-1-13, Divicino vaulter Billy Olson and sprinter and Atlanta topped Cleveland Jersey. Herb Williams led the debut. The nation's premier stock kicks off the 1983 GT Endurance Paul Warfield and Bobby Mitchell, Eagles. He was traded to the at the turn, managed to pull even at 4-3-11, Goulet 4-4-12, Thomas4-2-10, Evelyn Ashford were selected car driver has won the NASCAR's Series, is set to start with 70 cars quarterback Sonny Jurgensen, Washington Redskins in 1964 and S7-ali after three periods. The Webster 1-2-4. Totals 20-14-84. PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. withdraw because of a cut thumb. today as the male and. female points race the last two seasons. and drivers from 16 nations. lineSacker Bobby ^11 and coach his aerials to Mitchell and, later, visiting Panthers, however, took Bolton (48)— Brown 8-3-19, Pe­ (U PI) — No. 1 seeded Chris Evert Cawley cut her thumb last week Athlete of the Month by the Track Foyt has not run in a sports car Qualifying is scheduled for Thurs­ Sid Gillman will be inducted in Charley Taylor made for one of the advantage of a Bolton downswing . terson 6-0-12, Ferguson 2-1-8, Owen Lloyfl, playing her first match of breaking open a stone crab for her and Field Writers Association. race since he won the 24 Hours of day and Friday. July 39 cerenaonies. best passing attacks in an era of to jump In front at the start of the 2-1-5, Cusano 1-0-2, Sheets 0-2-2, 1983, defeated Kathy Horvath 6-2, daughter. The injury required a Olson was given the honor President gives workers Le Mans with Dan Gurney in 1967. Last year’s winner, John Paul The Hall had originally planned the running back. fourth period. Fletcher 0-0-0. Totals 19-7-45. 6- 3, in the second round stitch of a and she had to withdraw following two performances in “ I was surprised how much this Jr., returns to defend his title. to release the names on Saturday, Mitchell, who played 11 years Bolton was never able to recover $150,000 women’s tennis because she could not grip a which he broke his own indoor but word leaked out earlier this with the Browns and Redskins, from that spurt. tournament. racket. world record. In Ottawa, he week abouf^ Mitchell 'Bnd ranks behind Jim Brown and O.J. “ We had a two-to-three minute The event is known as the Wendy Turnbull rallied to defeat vaulted 18 feet, 10>A inches on Jan. paid leave for parade Mitchell holds big lead Jurgensen. Simpson for total yardage passing dry spell at the start of the fourth Basketball Murjani Cup. Beth Herr 6-3,6-7,7-5 after Herr lect 14 and then followed that with an Warfield was an All-America as and running with 14,078 yards. quarter and that was enough to Evert, the defending U.S. Open 3-1 in the second set. Turnbull won 18-10*/< vault in Los Angeles on Jan. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Presi­ workers two hours off. Area a halfback at Ohio State and the After being drafted out of allow them to get ahead. It was champion, routed the 17- year-old 10 of the next 11 games. 21. He also set a Millrose Games “ There's no way to tell how many- ’ dent Reagan surprised thousands schools permitted students with Cleveland Browns drafted him Illinois, he was teamed with Brown then difficult to catch up,” said Horvath, of Largo, Fla., at the No. 6 Zina Garrison defeated record with a vault of I8-6V4 last take it,” he said. in figure skating test of Washington federal workers and notes from their parent's to attend with an eye on making him a in the Cleveland backfield, but was Bolton Coach Dave Leete, who saw PGA National Resort, |iome of the Manuela Maleeva 6-1,7-5 and eight week. “ I think it’s super,” a Federal gave them two hours paid leave to the parade. Aviation Administration employee PITTSBURGH (U PI) - Chris­ Cotnpulsory figures count for 50 defensive back. When coaches saw converted to a wide receiver when his cagers slip to 3-7 in the COC and Women's Tennis Association. seeded Rosalyn Fairbank beat Ashford set a world indoor attend today’s Redskins Super “ I think the boys worked very said. But an FBI duty officer topher Mitchell of Rolling Hills, percent of a skater’s final score. him run for the first time, that idea traded to the Redskins in 1962. 4-8 overall with the loss. In other play, Anne White of St. Wendy White 6-1, 6-3 in other record of 5.77 seconds in the 50- ASSUMPTION Bowl victory parade down Consti­ hard and they deserve recogni­ reached Tuesday night said, "I Calif., took a commanding lead The other half is earned in the free was scrapped and he was turned Bell won the Outland Trophy as Cromwell goes to 5-8 in the Petersburg upset No. 5 seed second round matches. yard dash on Jan. 21 in Los Clutch foul shooting down the tution Avenue. tion,” said Joseph Theismann, couldn't comment on that.” over Eddie Shipstad of Colorado skating program, which Mitchell, into a wide receiver. the nation’s top lineman with conference and 54 overall with the Virginia Ruzici of Romania 6-3,6-7, Tenth seeded Andrea Leand won Angeles. She also won a 50- meter stretch gave Assumption Junior “ It was the president’^ deci­ father of Redskins' quarterback Richard Pilkinton, a bartender Springs in /the precision figures Shipstad and seven other competi­ His effortless speed and ghos­ Minnesota in 1962, but Kansas City triumph. 7- 8. a first round match from Lea dash in 6.6 seconds on Jan. IS in High a 33-28 win over St. James sion,” a White House spokesman Joe Theismann. “ I feel as good at the Old Ebbitt Grill near the' l^esday in the opening day of the tors will complete Wednesday tlike presence terrorized opposing Chiefs’ coach HankStram decided Bolton closed the gap to 28-21 at Tuesday night. AntonopUs, 7-5, 6-2 and JoAnne Rosemont, Hi. said Tuesday. “ The president felt about that as the Super Bowl.” White House, said reaction to U.S. Figure Skating afternoon. defensive backs. His career aver­ he would make a better linebacker. the half before pulling even after Evert,, of Amelia Island, Fla., Russell had a first round triumph Joe Reilly led the winners with 18 the community has been very But rain threaten^ to limit the Reagan's surprise move was championship. The novice women’s competition age of 20.1 yards per catch is still Stram’s judgement proved cor­ three stanzas. outplayed Horvath through their over Duk Hee Lee, 6-2, 6-1. Arbitration dates points with Ed Quick and Joe Interested in (the Redskins) and size of the crowd. The National is somewhat tighter after the the league standard. rect, as Bell was natned to the Jeff Peterson had a good first first set, but was challenged as positive. Maglicic adding 7 markers apiece. that it was in the interest of the The 12-year-old Mitchell was figures round. He was traded to the Miami All-Pro team eight straight half for Bolton and finished with a Horvath came ^vithln a point of Weather Service predicted heavy John Marchie, BUI Barry and Dan have been set community.” first on the cards of all seven Daniell-Alyse Babaian of Long Dolphins in 1970 and, after one year seasons. dozen points. Ted Brown had all 8 taking a 3-1 lead in the secoml set. rain for the nation’s capital. Ducker played well for St. James. The Washington area’s 350,000 In addition to the Redskins, Judges. Island, N.Y., and Kimberly in the defunct Worid Football Gillman. who complied a 122- Bulldog points in the final canto Evert then won four straight Broncos planning CINCINNATI (UPI) - Hearing Brides: if you’d like to receive a' games to lead 8-2. Horvath broke federal workers will be free to join plans called for 25 bands, 15 Mitchell’s teammate with the Drenser of Lafayette, Calif., are in League, spent his last two seasons 99-7 record in 18 years as head and totaled 19 overall. ILLING dates have been set for the three fonn in'order to have your wedding coach }n N F L and AFL, was noted “ We got off to a slow start but her service in the eighth game, but preseason schedule thousands of other Redskins fans marching units, 45 vehicles and Los Angeles Figure Skating Club, a virtual deadlock for the top spot. with the Browns in 1976 and 1977. Illing varsity basketbaU team Cincinnati R ^ pitchers who have write up appear in the Manchester for his wide open offense. played well in the middle two Evert rebounded taking Horvath’s expected to turn out (or the parade eight floats to be in the parade. A Christopher Bowman, grabbed the Kristin Kriwanek of Culver City, He caught 427 passes for 1,816 turned back the Penney High DENVER (U P I)- The Denver gone to arbitration to settle their Herald, send a self addressed, In 1963, he guided the Chargers periods,” said Leete. “ The last service at love to end the match. from noon to 2 p.m. EST, an Office private reception thrown by lead on thefirst day of competition Colo., is within striking distance in yards and 88 touchdowns. He frMh, 63-32, TuiMday afternoon. Broncos said Tuesday their 1963 contract disputes with the club. stamped envelope to: Barbara Rich­ averaged one touchdown every to on A F L championship win over quarter we ran into a cold string Fifteen-year-old Kathy Rinaldi of Personnel Management spokes­ members of Congress was sche­ to the junior men’s division. Daniel third place. Dave Kelly had U p ^ u , Phil preseason schedule wUI give them The hearing for Joe Price is mond, Manchester Herald, Box 591,’ the Boston Patriots. Gillman also while Cromwell was consistent. of Jensen Beach, Fla., the No. 7 man said. duled to follow. Do/an of Colorado Springs, .Colo., The first events in the champion­ five catches and every 1.8 games. Fedorchak 10 and Chris Mateya 9 three home exhibition games be­ scheduled Feb. 12 in Chicago. Manchester, Conn. 06040. Engaged' We need more consistency. The seed, beat Vicki Nelson of Wooster, “ I would think a good part of The 0 P M spokesman said go­ however, is in strong position to ship divisions will be held today “ People told me through the coached the Los Angeles Ramsand for the Rams, now 64 for the fore the regular season. Mario Soto’s hearing will Feb. women can also send a self- Houston Oilers and served as kids did play hard.” , Ohio, 84. 8-7. them will take part,” he said. vernment officials do not know replace him in that spot, with when the women’s compulsory latter stages of my career that I m so n . Brian kUlone, Brian Denver will open the preseason 14 in New York and Bruce addressed, stamped envelope for ah- assistant coach for four other Leete also said his Bulldogs ha ve . Meanwhile 9th-seeded Evonne District of Columbia Mayor how much today’s blanket leave strong performances in the short figures and pairs’ short program might be heading for the Hall of Arnold and Rob GraoBa alao Friday Aug. 5 at home against Berenyi’s bearing Feb. 18 in New engagement form. teams. to improve their rebounding Goolagang Cawley was forced to Marion Barry also gave municipal could cost American taxpayers. program and free skating. begin. Fame, so 1 had given it some played weU for lUlng. Seattle York. 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Talley 145-388, Hank Hebert 151-387, 211-212-605, Linda Luce 199481, Dos Hartford PHILADELPHIA 033) Quebec 883—12 Erving 13-3) 10 27.. lavaroni 4 Travis Cook Sr. 165-157-439, Jerry Hills 180475, Beth Kenyon 18M21J First period-l. Quebec, Aubry 4 Malone 900 12-15 30. Cheeks 5-11 20 12. Ridel 155-398. Andy Lamoureauz Priscilla Cushman 477, Nancy Read (Sleigher. Cole), 0:18. 2. Quebec, TardK Toney 12-® 11-18 36, Jones 0-1 60 6. 141-372; Ernie Pepin 144402, Gary 451, Annie Gagnon, 466, Marian Gorf 17 c i^ k e y . Paiement). 4:(77. 3, Quebec, Richardson 2-7 10 5. Cureton 2-7 00 4. Hockey Rochefort 5 (P. SUstny), 8:51. 4. Q u e^ , Schoene 10 00 2. Edwards OO OO 0, Soccer Moore 152-393, Bill Adamy 370, don 454, Laurie Gagnon 462, Kathy] A, SUstny 23 (P. SUstny. Weir) McNamara 10 0-2 2. ToUls 48-108 3504 Charlie Barrera 370, Gene Richard­ Berzenski 472, Kathy Gavin Quebec. M. SUsUy 32 (Paiement, P. 133. SUstny). 16:16. 6. Quebec. Hunter 11 DENVER (124) ^ son 354, Tony Salvatore 378, Tony Maureen Wood 481. (Ckiulet. Cloutier). 19:08. Penaltles- English 11-25 8-11 30. Vandeweghe 1307 DeSimone 383. Moller. (^ e . 5:22; Neufeld. Har. 6:46; 10-12 » . Issel 6-15 50 17. McKinney 60 1- Goulet, ^ e . 9:24; Kotsopoulos, Har. 2 13. Dunn 00 OO 0. Evans 10 00 2, MAJOR INPOOB SOCCER LEAGUE HOLIDAY CATERERS- Laine^ Robisch 6-10 3-4 15. Williams 30 OO 6, FRIENDSHIP- Sandy Kershaw NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE 15:02. Eastern Division Steullet 132-352, Angie Ortolani: Second period—7. Quebec. Sleigher 3- Hanzlik 1-3 OO 2. Kelley OO 10 1. R ^ 1- W L Pet. GB Wales Conference 3 OO 2, Gondrezick 00 00 0. ToUls 46-108 222-462, Cynde Lajoie 455, Pat 127-348, Bunny Fellows 129, Carol Patrick Division (Cote. Mollcr). 0:16. 8. (Juebec. Cioulct ?7 Baltimore 15 # GF GA (Cloutier. Hunter). 0:56. 9, Quebec. 2608124. ’Thibodeau 475, Tom Kershaw 200- Lewie 142-347, Carol Streeter 129, : | W L T Pis Philadelphia 35 3036 30-133 Chicago 15 5 .(W Mi Philadelphia 33 13 7 218 UB Paiement 17 (Tookey). 2:56. 10, Hartford. 541, Phil Hence 520, Dick Woodbury Joan Baldyga 137, Phyllis Stockton ^ McDougall 3 (Fridgen, Renaud), 6:14. 11. Denver .30 34 33 27-124 Cleveland M • ®5 v* NY Islanders 28 17 9 198 IS7 NevrYork S L. 512, Dave Correia 531. 130, Helene Dey 135-364, Ellen: Washington 25 16 12 208 184 Hartford. Johnson i9 (Francis, Stought­ Fouled out—Schoene. ToUl fouls— on). 16:50. Penalties-Hosp(^ar, Har. Philadelphia 32, Denver 36. Technical— Bullalo li W NY Rangers 23 23 7 196 190 Pittsburgh ,5 li *p ** Ofiara 127. 11 31 11 141 210 6:42: Kotsopoulos. Har. major. 6:42; Denver Coach Moe, Robisch. Rebounds— Memphis 9 14 591 7 New Jersey Philadelphia 56 (Malone 24), Denver 56 AARP- Romeo Dube 212, Frank Pittsburgh 12 33 7 157 246 Hamel. <)ue. 6:42; LaPointe. Que. major. Western Division Adams Division 6:42; Smith. Har. 9.58. „ . « (Vandeweghe 10). Assists—Philadelphia Carlson 202-539, Bruno Giordano 214- GOP WOMEN- Helen Zale-^ Third period—12. (Juebec. Cote 8 25 (Toney 8). Denver 24 (McKinney?). A WichiU u 9 - Boston 33 10 8 74 201 134 San Diego S (SI - S “ u. 545, Russ Smyth 518, Frank Carlson gowski 182, Joyce Tyler 170-465, 6 243 184 (Sleigher. Aubiy). 5:34 13. Q ue^, -17,488. Montreal 28 14 10 6 Goulet 38 (Tardif. A. SUstny). 14:40. 14. Kansas City ? ,1? ^ 539, Ton; Golas 510, Lou Sulots 525, Robin Smith 480. Buffalo 25 17 9 58 198 165 Phoenix IS IS 5® }Mi 229 214 Hartford. Sullivan 11 (Stoughton. Lawl­ Mary Pierro 197-574, Rose Lum- Quebec 25 21 6 56 ess). 17:49. 15. (Quebec. A. SUstny 24 (P. Tuesday's College Basketball ResulU St; Louis 11 11 J ® . Hartford 13 33 6 32 173 261 By United Press International Golden Bay ’ (! bruno 175452. Campbell Conference Stastnv. Wesley). 18:23. Penalties- Los Angeles 8 f l .1® lOW Neufeld. Har. 146; Hospodar. Har. 9:56; East ' Norris Division Amherst 62. Wesleyan 58(OT) Tuesday's Game W L T PU GF GA Weir. Que. 9:58; Hospodar. Har. match Kansas City at Wichita, ppd. due to penally. 12:08; Weir. Que. major East Conn. 86, Conn. Coll. 78 SYMPHONIES- Donna Mozzef Chicago 32 14 7 71 225 183 F r^ o n ia St. Roberts Weslyan 50 snowstorm 26 14 12 64 217 188 (misconduct). 12:08. Wednesday’s Games , S p o r ts Minnesota Shots on goal—Hartford 4-11-6—24. Georgetown (Ky.) 70, Berea 56 131-347,' Carol Cunliffe 141, Marti St. Louis 16 28 10 42 187 212 (All Times EST) 180 219 Quebec 17-13-17—47- Gordon 66. Barrington 57 Sarles 135. Detroit 12 28 12 36 Hartwick 75, Buffalo U. 66 San Diego at New York. 7:36 p.m. ''C alendar Toronto 12 28 10 34 184 223 Goalies — Hartford. Veisor. Millen, Queb<^. Bouchard. A—15.190. Ithaca 75. Alfred 58 Wichita at Memphis. 8:35 p.m. Smvlhe Division John Jay 90. N.Y. Maritime 62 Pittsburgh at Los Angeles. 10:35 p.m. Eklmonton ■ 29 15 10 68 289 217 ManhatUnville €7, Stonybrook 63 Phoenix at Golden Bay. H:® p.m. LaVAE DUSTY- Ray Chittick Calgary 21 25 B 50 217 227 Montreal 322—7 202-550, John Myerh 259-215-630. 20 25 7 47 197 217 Messiah 90. Alvemia 66 Wednesday Winnipeg Vancouver 111—3 New Haven 73. New Hampshire Coll. 68 Roger Mieezkowski 225-581, Al Vancouver 17 25 10 44 187 206 First periixi—1. Vancouver, Lupul 8 Norwich 83, Middlebury 60 ICE HOCKEY Los Angeles 16 27 “ 8 40 “'..,*'7 183 "228 (McCarthy). 8:48 2, Montreal. Mondou 19 Penh 41, Princeton SB Scheny 20S-S79, Ken Kopp 208, Carl Notre Dame vs. East Catholic at iTop four In each division qualify for (Tremblay. Green). 11.42. 3. Montreal. Pittsburgh 72. St. John's 71 Ogren 214-204-204-622, Ort Cowles Stanley Cup playoffs, i Bolton Ice Palace, 8:30 Niian4 (Ludwig. Wickenheiser), 12:46.4, Plattsburgh 70. Garkson 82 2382-00-567, Butch Savino 202, Bob Tuesday s Results Montreal. Waller 22 (Shutt. Robinson). RIT 62. Hobart 48 ^Bowling WRES’TLING Quebet' 12. Hartford 3 18:17. Penallie^M ondou. Mon. 2:33: Seton Hall 71. Columbia 69(30T) Oliver 226-206-209-641, Rich Gamer Manchester at Wetherslleid, Washington 5. Detroit 2 RoU. Van. 4:44; Gradin, Van, 10:31, Southern Conn. 83. Bridgeport 78(OT7 204, John Jenkins 211-559, E<1 Chicago 5. St, Louis 0 Lanz. Van. 17:13; Robinson. Mon, 18:57. Trinity 72. WPI 64 6: IS N.Y. Islanders 2. Calgarj’ 2 (tie) Second period—5, Montreal, Napier 25 Union €8. Rochester 54 Dettere 201, Cliff Champlin 224-591, N Y. Rangers 5. Los Angeles 5 (tie) # ______East Catholic at Fermi, 6 (Wickenheiser. Walter). 7:12. 6. Van­ W .. Maryland 96. Lebanon Valley Neil Lawrence'225-566, Pete De- Berlin at Cheney Tech., 6 Montreal 7. Vancouver 3 couver. RoU O (Bubla, Nlll), 14:43. 7, 86(OT) Car li 200, Al Senna 243-201-623, Wednesday's Games Montreal. Mondou 20 (Ludwig, Robinson), South (All Times EST) 1S;56. Penalties—Bubla. van, 3:27; Biscayne 80. Florida Tech 61 HERALD- Tony Colletti 519, Fred Denny Carlin 204, Dan Humisten Minnesota at Buffalo. 7:35 p.m. Lafleur. Mon, 3:47; Root. Mon. 9:19; Florida Southern 80. St. Leo 68 215-556, Pat Castagna 211, Eric St. Louis at Detroit. 7:35 | Adamson 518, Bob Hadden 509, ’Thursday Lindgren. Van, U:43; Delorme, Mon, Francis Marion 54, Winthrop 52 Wood 210. BASKETBALL Hartford at Toronto. 8:06 p.m. 16:31. Georgetown (Ky.) 70. Berea 56 Chuck Maselek 490, Leon Bilodeau Pittsburgh at Chicago. 8:36 p.m Third period—8. Montreal, Carbonneau Georgia St. 73. Middle Tenn. 60 MattatnckatMCC (atCheney),8 • Phiiadel^ia at Winning. 9:(B p.m. 13 (unassisted). 1:15. 9. Vancouver, RoU Hampton Institute 70, Norfolk St. 64 496. HOME ENGINEERS— Cindy Northwest Catholic at E ast' Thursday’s Games 24 (Lupul. Halward). 5:06. 10, Montreal. Kentucky St. 82, Campbellsville 80 Quebe<' at Boston Napier 26 (Walter. Robinson), 9:26. LSU 78. Florida 68 Caldwell 464, Elaine Welnicki Catholic (girls), 8 Montreal at Calgary Penalties—Root. Mon, 1:04; Kitchen. Plm Bch Atintic 97. Miami Chrsln 64 COUNTRY CLUB- Bert Davis 214471, Janet Dakin 468, Karen N.Y Islanders at New Jersey Mon. 3:36 S. Carolina St. 88. Alcom St. 87 149-164-433, Frank Kleman 393, John Bottone 452, Danne Pineo 450, Minnesota at Washington Shots on goal—Montreal 15-10-14—38. Thomas More 68. Centre 63 Berger 163-387, Bill Tomklel 150-379, Los Angeles at Edmonton Vancouver lB-Il-11—40. Midwest Shirley Eldridge 181-488, Barbara Friday Goalies—Montreal. Sevigny. Vancouver. Anderson 86. Manchester 64 Carl Bolin 144-375, Al MarUn 373, Higley 184-458, Cindy Hurley 455, BASKETBALL Arnerican Hockey League Brodeur. A-16.413 Beloit 68. Carthage 62 Ted Backiel 384, Larry Gazza 149- Lynn Davis 187473, Diane Cote Enfleld at Manchester, 8 By United Press International Bethel 66. Goshen 60 364, Leo Cyr 3U, Charlie Whelan Aquinas at East Catholic, 7:30 Northern Chadron St. 61. Wayne St. S3 192-516, Rosemarie Downham 459, W L T Pts, GF GA Chicago St. 66, Wis.-Parkside 64 146-358, Jim King 356. Evelyn Anton 181453, Bonnie Bolton at Cheney Tech, 8 Fredericton 27 14 7 61 212 156 DePauw 85. Rose-Hulman 68 Thomas 201-465. Manchester at Enfleld (glHa), Maine 24 21 6 54 204 196 Dubuque 88. St. Ambrose 87 (OT) Nova Scotia 24 22 5 S3 240 210 Duquesne 58. Dayton 55 CUNLIFFE AUTO- Travis Cook 3:30 Adirondack 24 25 4 214 218 Basketball Eureka 94. Rosary 67 156-151-440, Don McAllister 168-437, TRl-TOWN - Bill Torrey 245- BOYS SWIMMING Moncton 19 25 5 43 170 190 Grace 78, Huntin^on 63 Manchester at Penney, 3:30 Sherbrooke 14 31 4 32 179 226 Harris-Stowe 61. udlumbia Coll. 55 Lee Prior 175-426, Pat Irish 165-422, 621, Bill Calhoun 21^264407, Dick Southern lUPU-Ft Wayne 65. St. Joseph's 58 Dave VanTasseil 162-414, Dan Jeski Coons 2-6-546, Gil Johnson 223-566, Rochester 29 16 6 64 244 206 Lakeland 65. Cardinal Striten 58 412, Larry Seretto 406, Bill Hanson Hershey 26 21 1 S3 185 180 Malone 76. Mt. Vernon Nazarene Dave Fraser 214-598, Joe Catania Baltimore 23 23 7 53 230 236 74(OT) 152-405, Daryl Lukas 174-403, U rry 230-589, Bob Edwards 224-566, Rich Saturday St Catharins 24 26 4 52 225 235 Northern Michigan 80, Bemidii St. 78 Aceto 398, Mike Pagani 397, Jim Duquette 214-576, Ray Bessette 203- BASKETBALL New Haven 23 21 4 SO 184 182 So. Illinois-Edwardsville 85. Parks 32 Tri-SUte 68. St. Francis (Ind.) 38 Moore 391, Mike Nich-lson 390, Emil 507, Howie EMwards 211-549, Ken Greater Hartlord at MCC, 8 Binghamton 20 23 5 46 189 201 NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASStX:. Springfield 16 28 4 40 169 205 Urbana 95. Tiffin 87 Palmieri 168, Tom O’Connor 153, Jarvis 208-523, Lloyd Boutilier 200- East Catholic at St. Bernard] Elastern Conference Wartburg 100. Grinnell S7 Tuesday s Results Atlantic Division (girls), 6:30 Rochester 4. Baltimore 4 (lie) Wilmington 72, Taylor 63 Chris Plumley 151, John Lukas ISO. 549, Dick Kingsley 553, Roy Davis W L Pci GB Wis.-La Crosse 78, Wis,-Oshkosh 58 ICE HOCKEY Sherbrooke 6, Fredericton 3 Philadelphia 38 6 .867 — 533, Bob McDaniel 512, Rob Migliore St Catharines 6. Adirondack 3 Yankton 67. Dordt 66 ELKS- John Rieder 175-412, Joe 501, Deane Baker 504, Dave Watertown vs. Manchester afl Wednesday's Games Boston 36 10 .778 4 Southwest BIP,7:S0 Binghamton at Hershey . New Jersey B 17 630 10*i Ark.-Little Rock 73. Miss. Coll. 68 Cataldi 136-381, Ray Parr 136-387, Al Eklwards 502, Ed Hemphill 504, Don Springfield at Maine Washington 20 24 .466 18*^ Col. Of SanU Fe 97. N.M. Highlands 73 GrBbinsky 162413, Bemle Welch Dzen 511, Andy Michaud 515, Biemle WRESTUNG rP Rochester at New Haven New York 18 27 .400 21 Oklahoma St. 71. Kansas St. 47 Central Division 156-143-400, Ken Cowperwaite 138- Quesnel 506. Conard at Manchester, noon Thursday’s Games West SI. Bernard at East CaUiolt Binghamton at Baltimore Milwaukee 31 IS .674 — Biola SB. Southern Cal. Coll. 56 361, Ralph Doyer 139-143-412, Detroit 23 23 5W 8 California 99, Hawaii-Pac. 73 Fredericton at Moncton AtlanU 22 23 .486 f t. Sherbrooke at Nova Scotia Idaho 87, Idaho St. 70 Charlie Fester 151-378, Bruce Fish NITE OWLS - June Rowett 182- St Catharines at Springfield Chicago 16 31 .340 15*4 UC San D l^ o 79. Cal. Lutheran 65 144-139410, Doug Scruten 147-139- CLOCKWISE, UPPER LEFT, CHIFFON PIE, COAAPOTE, ENERGY DRINK, DATE MUFFINS, PORK ROAST Indiana 14 30 .318 16 Westmont 46. Point Loma 42 Cleveland 9 36 300 21*4 401, Matt DeSimone 158-354, Mickey Western (inference Finn 151-395, Dave Richards 142-13^ . . . all these recipes are easy to make with California dates Chicago 2 30—6 Midwest Division St IxHiis 0 00-0 W L Pci. GB Basketball 392, Dave LaChapelle 157-372, Jack \ First period—1. Chicago. Crossman 7 San Antonio 29 16 .617 — (D.Wilson. Gardner!. 4lB 2. Chic«o. Kansas City 23 22 .511 5 Fraser 8 (Higgins. Feamster). 8:06 Dallas 21 23 .477 BUSINESSMEN Penalties-B Sutter. StL. 2:28; Feamster Denver 22 25 .40 7 MILWAUKEE (1151 . MODERN AUTO Chi. 4.30; Secord. Chi. major. U;3l; Moriarty Fuel nipped Sports­ UUh 18 9 .383 11 Johnson 3*13 OO 6^ Lister 30 AUTO REI*AlltS Vi^eault. StL. major, 11:31, Ramage, Houston 8 37 ,178 20 man Cafe, 69-68, and Fiiloramo 0-210. Lanier4-11008, Ford6- RADIATOR Pacific Division 10 40 16, Moncrief 8-10 17-18 S3. Second period—3. Chicago. Sevard 22 Construction ciipped Fogarty Oil­ INTRODUCES Make a (date with good nutrition Los Angeles 34 9 .791 — Mokeski0-1000, Mix341-27. 'Second. Crossman). 57 4. Chicago. Portlard 27 19 .567 8 ers, 73-63, Tuesday night at Winters 34 04 12. Bridgeman S- tiM 90-mlnutn Secord 37 (Larmer. Sevardi. 8:54 5. Phoenix 27 2D .574 ft 13 3-4 13. Pressey 44 0-1 8. WE SERVICE ALL Chicago. Secord 38 (Sevard. O’Callahan). Bennet. In a contest played drlv*-in and Seattle 25 20 .566 10 Monday night, Buffalo Water Catchlngs 14 04 2. TotaU 4447 'Homs ol Mr. O oodwnnch' GENERAL MOTOR hours or until firm. Garnish with 11:31. Penalties—R Wilson. StL. 2:37. Golden SUte 19 26 .422 16 2343 IIS. drivaaway aolutloni One of the best ways to a California dates are fresh fruit— When you are yearning for a California compote is an Lemieux. SlL. 7:53; Preston. Chi, 12:48; San Diego 14 32. J04 21*4 Tavern downed DiRosa Cleaners, PORTLAND (601 CARO AND TRUCKS “anytiine” sort of dish. It’s Date Lime date halves and a sprig of mint. Fraser. Chi. 15:23 Tuesday's Results 92-70. Natt 6-15 10-10 22. Thompson FOR: healthier, happier family is to not dried. A prune was once a quick pick-up in the morning or Third period—None Penalties—Savard. New Jersey 120, Indiana 111 3-13 14 11. Cooper 24 44 8. Ma raialir Itdo, make everyday dishes prettier plum, a raisin was once a grape, during a busy day, try the “<)uick y wonderful served at any meal Chiffon Pie Chi. 4 30; TM urray, Chi. 12 34; AtlanU 93. Cleveland 84 Sean Thompson netted 18 points, Lever 2-7 34 9. Paxson 3-12 64 • A U MECHANICAL REPAIRS and a perfect way to showcase Lemieux. SlL. 15 26, Higgins. Chi. 18:12 h tM I tik i, and tastier hy adding Ingiedlents but a date has always bMn a Energy Pickup” . instead of the Pork Loin Roast Chicago 129. Houston 76 Mike O’Reilly 12 and Joe Guar- 16. Carr 64 2-4 14. Buse 3-7 04 COMPLETE COUISION REPAIRS fresh fruits in season. Shots on goal—Chicago 12-8-5—25 St Philadelphia 133. Denver 124 10. Townes043-43. Verhoeven that make them more nutritious. coffee and roll routine. It’ll help 1 package lime gelatin Louis 14-KW-33 dino, Paul Frenette and Ron date! They are picked fresh from With Date Giaze Milwaukee US. Portland 68 14 04 2. McDowell 14 04 2. REBUILT AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION^ Fresh ChiUfomla dates are an your figure and give you a lot 2 teaspoons creme de menthe Goalies — Chicago. Bannerman St Wednesday's Games Frenette 10 apiece for Fuel. Marc Lamp 14 04 2. ToUls 9441 31- the stately date palms, sized, LouiS; Liut A—13.OT more stamina. To satisfy that sweet-tooUi, This unusual glaze is equally (All Times EST) Schardt had 24 points and Al Noske 37 60. mU-tnan daiiitt, AUTO PAINTINO exqltlM way to acctmipUah just graded and packaged and held in 1 cup whipping cream San Diego at Boston. 7:30 p.m. 10 for Sportsman. KimBusheyand Milwaukee 28 37 M 26-115 that. 'Imy are the highest of all refrigerated storage. The date is Pork roast can be pretty or­ Date Lime Chiffon Pie is a 1 cup fresh'dates, finely chopped good on any pork roast, a rolled Detroit at Indiana. 7:35 p.m. Portland 30M2124-60 smooth frothy dessert that you’ll NY Islanders 1 1 0 -2 Kurt Carlson hooped 27 and 21 cNariag aid fladdag h CHASOE WITH MASTEH CHAROE fresh firults In potassium, iron a very stable fruit and may be dinary, but when you take the Baked pastry shell pork loin is elegant for guests and Calgary 200-2 New Jersey’'al Cleveland. B p.m Three-point goals—Wlnters2. want to repeat frequently. The Kansas City at Washington, 8:06 p.m. points respectively for Filloramo’s Fouled out—Lever. ToUl fouls We have found that and niacin. They also contain stored for many months without few extra minutes to make date- Prepare gelatin according to easy to carve. First period-1. Calgary. McDonald 44 New York at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. • 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE addition of Creme de Menthe (Chouinardi. 12 34 1 NY Islanders. while Mike Doran had 29 points and —Milwaukee 28, PortUnd S . most of our customers protein, calcium, phosphorus, losing its wealth of food value. currant glaze, everyone will be directions. ^1 1 until almost set. 1 boned and rolled pork loin L' tie s - Smith. Det, 11:46; Novy, Was, Bailey 5-II M U, Walker 54 (Ml U, C ANOTHER FAVORITE in the la unusual, ‘"rhe beauty of it is that slicing part — then store over-, Zucchini Bread Jonet M l-l 7. Bryant 3-7 l-l 7. Leavell e FIREPLACE A DOOR MIRRORS SO'» If :4I; Gare. Det. major. If ;W', Houston, 5-U f 5 14, ifayes 3-10 M 13, I Klni household is Mrs. King's even though It’s a yeast bread, it night. After it is cut I cook it in a fry 3eggs Was, (game misconduct) 19:41. 1-1 3 Taylor 0-1»« 0, Teagle ^7 3 4 1, • TUB ENCLOSURES • SPECIAL WORK '^•onenou.v— zuodilni bread. 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What makes it appetizing to Flounder, to be exact. young palates is the fruit in it. It SAVE ISC The dessert — known as aguduk can be made with blueberries or — was served to the children as even canned fruit cocktail. on any alia and Tariaty of part of a special weeklong series on Alaskans in the village the Voryfino Ayplo Jnlco. Alaska. Tresslers lived in went to the TO MR. GROCER: you am auTtonzed lo act as our apani lor me redempaon ol mrt coupon. WB will reimbuiae you 15« plua 7« handling W it hat bean THE UNIT was given by Deanna nearby tundra to pick wild blueber­ used in accordance wtm our customer ofler. invoice provirtg purchase o< M. Tressler of 35 Oakland Terrace, ries or a red berry called salmon- suthcreni stock to cover coupons presented lor rederrtpbon must be shown berry for their version of aguduk. on request Coupons void d taxed, prohibiied or omenwisa resmoted by law a former school teacher who lived Customer pays any sa lM lax. Cash value ts T /I S i. G rocers mart coupo ns to. and taught in Alaska. She's mother V YWCA nursery school director veryline. PC . Box 1357. Clinton. Iowa 52734. Otter expires 7/3V83. of 5-year-old Christopher Tressler, Elaine Copeland was surprised at a member of the YWCA nursery the kids' favorable reactions, too. school's three-day program. " I expected a lot of ugggghs," TDS'ID 1Q0S51 Mrs. Tressler made enough she said, ladling out a second t f e r y f i n e ! aguduk for both the three- and the helping for Lisa Chmielecki of 66 two-day nursery school classes to Hollister St. sample the dessert. “ I want more. I liked all of it.” "T o be perfectly honest with you the tittle girl said. I don’t like it that much," she said. W ELL, NOT everyone was quite blbETT 0DD9E She figured the preschoolers that enthusiastic. might boycott the dessert. "A ll I liked was the blueber­ SAVE19 But she was wrong. Most of them ries," said Brian Collier of 211 ON YDUR NEXT PURCHASE Of KEUOGG'S’ SUCAR SMACKS CBIEAL — including Sarah — ate it all up. Parker St. (Offar Kmittd to ont coupon per pockogo pwchestd.) "Everybody tried it, which abso­ Here's the recipe. Mrs. Tressler GKOCER WewiH redeem this coupon pigs 7« hordlmg when terms ol offer hove been cOTplied wi*^ lutely amazed me, " Mrs. Tressler said she ground the fish in a baby “oupoowffl be honored only.. - — ...... — , ------...... “STIP RIGHT UP ui ond octing for, ond 01 the risk of. such a retailer Invoices proving purchase of sotfKtenfsioci; to cover said. lood mill before adding it to the coupons presented for redempfion musf be shown upon request Any soles tox must be poid by the She met her husband. William V. dessert. ccosumer Offer g o ^ only m the United Stoles, its ferntofies and Puerto R «o , ond vo*d where AND SAVE 15< nrohibited. licensed, loxed or restricted by low Coupon subiect lo conliscoiion when terms of offer hove Tressler, while the pair were The recipe is from a book called not been complied with Cosh valuer 1'20 ot 1C KEUOGG'>Aif$ COMPANY

teaching at Catholic schools in "Kwikpagm iut," compiled by AT THE KELLOGG’S KARNIVAL NOT COOO ON IINO U-U tVM C SIZI PACRACf. western Alaska's lower Yukon Mrs. Tressler's Alaskan students. Hurry, hurry! The Kellogg's Karnivol is in town! Save ISe YWCA NURSERY SCHOOL STUDENTS SAMPLE ESKIMO DESSERT Coupon expires 3flODD region in 1969. Today he teaches The word kwikpagmiut means and find o tree toy inside specially marked packages of January 31,1984. .. . dessert is made with ground tish c '1961 Kellogg Compon, religion at Southwest Catholic. mighty lower Yukon river people. Kellogg's Sugar Smacks cereal. 15F > Kellogg Compony T5< Aguduk, she explained, is a

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Jefferson County NAACP Is calling for Mg orm s at the supermarket,, in newspapers and Remove the now open mussels to magazines, and when trading with friends. Offers hunting for mussels, wMch were resignation but Mayor D.C. M aster s ta n ^ by found along the coast in great quan­ Beard wide-rimmed soup plates with a Kirk Doufplast Paying his country back By Martin Sloane.. were gone. Many shoppers may not be available In all areas of the country. slotted spoon. (It’s probably best to his contention that low-income mdthers should might just accept the dis­ tities. Our neighbors consider^ us should worry more about what happens if a small nation be spayed. He Insists his comments were not Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. discard any that don’t open.) Add a “ I’m the son of.illiterate Russian immigrant parents, said When supermarket appointment, but not ’The following refund offers are worth $15:25. TMs very peculiar for eating these on Food Kirk Douglas, a veteran of 70 films. “As a child I taught gets the nuclear bomb. That's the real danger we face. racist or sexist. 'shoppers found that the delicous shellfish, as mussels were grinding of pepper and a chunk of Carol! She found the store week’s refund offers have a total value of $21.82. By James Beard butter to each plate, and divide the my mother, ^ n a , how to write her name. I grew up in a What if (Libya strongman) Moanunar Khadaffl got the Responding to NAACP criticism. Master “Royal Desserts $1 Cash generally thought to be highly manager and told Mm that These offers don’t require refund forms: Syndicated mussel broth equally among the new world that afforded me the chance to work my way bomb? Then what? That’s said he had no plans to leave Ms post and did Refund” offer required poisonous. she had seen the forms LIPTON Free Film Processing Offer, P.O. Box plates, straining the broth through through college and dramatic school and do what I wanted what Washington and not regret making the comment. sending 20 cents postoge in mentioned In Ms advertise­ Well, my mother grow up in Columnist George Rutherford, president of the county 2108, Rockville Centre, N.Y. 11571. Receive free oF OBoatsssaas several thicknesses of cheesecloth to do—get into the movies. So I’m grateful to this country, Moscow should talk about. order to receive their re­ ment and was depending on discount film processing. Send the front name panel England, and she knew perfectly “ For my part, my job as NAACP, said the organization’s officials were fund, many of them well that one can enjoy mussels with in case there is any sea sand lurking and whatever chance I get I try to pay it back in some him to come up with the re­ from any variety of Lipton Recipe & Soup Mix and at the bottom of the pot. Serve with a good will am b as^o r is to “appalled” by Master’s remark, wMch he decid^ to let the company perfect safety — and considerable way.” likened to the philosophy Df Nazi leader Adolf fund form! SO cents postage and handling for a 12-roll exposure chilled white wine, crusty bread and He’S been paying it back by traveling around the world . get more people involved- know how they felt about “I don’t know what I (except Mlnox). For a 20/24 roll exposure. Include a gastronomic pleasure — except settlers were warned against them Hitler. . , by the Indians. Mind you, not all the extra plates for the shells. the past 20 years as a special and very private ambassador more dialogue, more com­ it. One of them was Susan­ expected, but bis response proof of purcMise and $1 plus 50 cents postage and during certain months. On the The NAACP is demanding disclaimers for pacific coast, you don’t eat mussels American Indians considered of good will for the State Department U.S. Information munication. If we’re talking the remark and apologies from the Region 9 na Coonce of Buckville, really surprised me,” says handling. For a 36 roll exposure, include a proof of TMs is, without a doubt, the most Agency. “ I first started traveling for President Kennedy, we won’t killeiuth other.” Ark.: Carol. “He graciously purchase and $1.50 plus 50 cents postage and from May through October because- mussels taboo; a few tribes must delicious way to serve mussels. The Planning and Development Council and have figured out (by a rather unfor­ who asked me to visit Brazil and Colombia, and I learned a “ I was in China and “I told them that It was a directed me to the produce handling. One proof of purchase per roll of film is when the water warms up in the flavor of the sea, the wine and the Charles Town Council. It also seeks Master’s spring, the plankton of the Pacific tunate system of trial and error!) lot myself.” Japan this year, and in immediate resignation from the Region 9 ‘royal’ shame that they had department and told me to required. Wrap film carefully in a plain piece of herbs combine in the most delicious Pakistan to see the 3 million to ask us to pay for the pick out $1 worth of corn, paper on which your name and address is printed. grows apace and develops a nasty when mussels were safe to eat. In a way. I’d allow at least two dozen But Douglas warns that actors should n o t serve on Executive Committee and an investigation by kitchen midden, dated about 4000 political missions. “ I don’t believe actors are any wiser or refugees from Afghanistan. the West Virginia Human Rights Commission postage in order to get our and there would be no Include proper payment, one front name panel and poison. The mussels ingest the mussels per person. (A Pacific Everywhere I go I get a refund.” charge! I can’t tell you how 50 cents postage and handling per roll of film. plinkton, which doesn’t seem to B.C., that was found on Catalina coast bird called the black oyster better prepared than anyone else to give advice,” said into the council “to determifie its racial and Island, off the coast of California, Father Groppi during his heyday warm reception and try to Back came a letter that happy I was with this act of Expires Dm . 31, 1983. harm them, but the poison concen­ catcher adores mussels and can Douglas. “ I have to be very careful what I say because peo­ econoiriic criteria in reviewing and funding researchers found heaps and heaps ple have seen me in the movies and would eagerly accept make the same point. I projects in the region.” stated: “Although we are thoughtfulness. Safeway is TOTINO’S Cassette Offer, P.O. Box 8412, trates in their little livers and open and devour 2(K) mussels in an harms us if we ingest the mussels. of discarded mussel shells. That what I say. I always have to qualify what I say because I press for that dialogue to Master said his remark calling for those on sorry you are annoyed a store that stands behind Roseville, Minn. 55113. Receive a free Scotch hour!) Ohetto priest of ' 6 0 s Kirk Douglas In the Atlantic, the same thing seasonally dangerous plankton 1 was don’t have that over abundance of wisdom and solutions. conununicate with people welfare to be spayed was “neither racist nor about the way in which our its offers.” Dynarange (^ssette. Send five Universal Product If you’re limited to canned sexist.” The mayor said that more wMte current refund offer is THREE CHEERS Code symbols from any flavor Totlno’s Party Pizza happens: Poisonous plankton causes telling you about can provide the a bored bos driver today “ I think that the United States and the Soviet Union, everywhere. Then they learn about me and about America. phenomenon of phosphorescence in mussels, here’s a quick supper dish The more they team about us the easier it will become for women than blacks probably use the free being presented, we ap­ DEPARTMENT: Gail for each cassette. There is no limit on this offer. “red tides” in the summer. though) should be talking more and should talk on a Mussels are tremendously popular the sea. Maybe the Indians noticed that you can assemble “off the There was a time when the name of Father Groppi, the them to understand us.” clinics in West Virginia. preciate your calling the Clukay of Salisbury, N.H., Expires June 30, 1983. broader level than arms control or nuclear treaties. They in England, France, Belgium, that if the water began to glow, it sh e lf in a few minutes: ghetto priest of Milwaukee, was invoked by civil rights Besides sterilizing women, he said men matter to oiir attention.” sent for the Columbo I^ese offers require refund forms: Open a large can containing 8 Holland, Spain, the Scandinavian wasn’t a good time to eat mussels. leaders across America. should voluntarily be sterilized as well. Along with the letter was a Yogurt free product offer. APPIAN WAY Pizza Server. Receive Ekeo Pizza ounces of mussels, drained weight. countries, Japan, India and most of There are many ways you' can Martin Luther King Jr. once wrote to the priest, “ Your N o . 1 f a n s h a r o t s o m e The uproar goes back to a Jan. 19 meeting of check for |1. When she received her Server. Send the required refund form and four Strain the shellfish, discarding the South America. Americans are serve mussels, which make a quick actions inspire me deeply. . .” Politicians from across the the planning council in which Master opposed “I couldn’t believe that coupon for a free container Thick Crust box tops (with price circles) from Ap- brine. country went to see Groppi and, if they were like former rare Sinatra photos a review of funds to run statewide family they sent me the refund of yogurt, she noticed these pian Way Pizza for each server. There Is no limit on beginning to wake up to the fact that as well as a delicious meal, l^ ile they are missing something. We the fresh ones are best, the plump Mayor John V. Lindsay of New York, they wanted to be The year was 1943. Franklin Ddano Roosevdl planning clinics. The mayor, who is a even though I had only sent words printed on the out­ this offer. Expires March 31,1983 or wMle supplies In a heavy pan, saute 4 large veterinarian, said the mothers who frequent have “mussel-farmers” nowadays, shelled ones to be found canned in photographed with the priest. was in office. Hiller’s hordes were busy touring a complaint letter. It side of the envelope: last. shallots (finelly chopped) in 2 Today, James Groppi is 52, married, and the father of the free clinics should be “spayed.” shows that it pa^s to let “ Work done by the CELESTE Cash Refund. Receive a $1, $1.50 or just like the Europeans, who brine (usually from Denmark or tablespoons butter until just golden. Europe. But Americans found time to scream and South America) make very accep­ two girls. His wife, Margaret, is expecting their third child manufacturers know how Lawrence Rehabilitation $2.25 refund. Send the required refund form and the mussels beds, harvest, grade and Then stir in 2 teaspoons flour and squeal over a skinny kid from Hoboken, N.J., table substitutes if sauced with im­ in May. He drives a bus because he can’t get another job. you feel,” says Susanna. Services Center, Universal Product Code/Purchase Seals from any sort mussels (at the right time of add the contents of a 1-pound can of who was taking the music industry by storm with agination. He is a defrocked Roman Catholic priest, because he tbar- Many supermarkets Lawrence, MA.” Celeste Pizza package. Send five for a $1 refund; year) and then ship them out. peeled tomatoes, drained (save the the Tommy Dorsey orchestra. Chilled and packed with the To make a classic dish of "Moules juice) and roughly chopped. Season ried and broke the Church’s celibacy rule. It was then that Jean Crisci fell madly in love Thoughts have found that mentioning “In these days of budget seven for a $1.50 refund; or 9 for a $2.25 refund. 8 refund offer in their cuts and curtailed funding “beards” attached, they will stay Mariniere,” or French steamed with teaspoon sugar, salt and “Of course I’m still angry because I don’t believe in the with Francis Albert Sinatra. Jean was all of 13 at Expires Oct. 31, 1983. >/2 newspaper advertisements for worthwhile causes, LIPTON Free Bakery-Deli-Dairy Offer. Receive fresh for about 10 days. (This wiry mussels, you proceed as follows: freshly ground black pepper. celibacy rule. I believe priests should marry and I believe 1 the time, but she nevertheless formed one of the An important and popular book this year is helps to sell more of that sheltered workshops are attachment that sticks out of the Chop 4 or 5 cloves of garlic, some that women will one day become ordained priests. It will be first Frank Sinatra fan clubs and got 50 girls at her a $1.50 coupon for your next Bakery, Deli or Dairy “When Bad Things Happen to Good People” by product. Carol Hunley of finding it more difficult to purchase. Send the required refund form and the shell enables the mussels to hang on scallions or shallots, some parsley Stir in 1 cup dry white wine and in my lifetime. I’m sure. Look at all the seminaries and junior high school in the Bronx, N.Y., to sign up. and some fresh thjmie, tarragon or allow to boil for 2 minutes. This Harold S. Kushner. This is an excellent book, Cobbs Creek, Va., says that find work. ’Three Cheers register tapes with the purchase prices of two to rocks or the wooden pilings that monasteries. They’re empty. Now 53—and three children, three grand­ shervil. Put in a large pot and add should be a rather soupy dish, so add “ I’m not angry with Pope John Paul, even though I and it should be on everyone’s reading list. when she saw the Safeway for Columbo!” says Gail. bakery/deli/dairy items circled, along with the bot­ the mussel farmers so conveniently children later—Jean still treasures her memories arrange for them. It can be removed dry white wine to the depth of about some of the reserved tomato juice if disagree with some of his policies. He is the best thing that In this book Rabbi Kushner says that we advertisement that told of And I agree. tom panels with the Universal Product Code sym­ of Frank as she dusts off the rare collection of easily by scrubbing with a wire an inch.. Then add your mussels, necessary. Lower heat and add could have happened, esp^ially with the Polish Church’s a“ FYee Corn” offer from CONVENTION bols from six Lipton Cup-a-Soup packages, in­ photographs she has of the singer lounging in his cannot expect God to stop bad tMngs from brush under running water.) with the shells well-cleaned if they mussels. Heat through but do not historical role of opposition to the spread of communism. happening. We cannot expect.God to stop Land-O-Lakes, she was INFORMATION: Readers cluding a minimum of one each from Ckiuntry Style back yard in New Jersey and smiling for his fans certainly interested in the who would like a free and Lots-a-Noodles Cup-a-Soup. Expires March 31, I would imagine that the U.S. came with “beards,” and stack allow to boil. Serve over fluffy rice, There will be many martyrs and many heroes before the people from hurting othe people, or to make outside the old Paramount Theater in Manhattan. Offer, especially when it schedule of refund conven­ 1983. pr^udice against mussels probably them in. Cover tightly and steam topped with generous sprinkling of battle between the Church and communism is over, and it Recently, she showed People Exclusive her sickness go away, any more than we can stems from the fact that the early over medium-high heat 4 or 5 finely chopped parsley. Serves 2. may well be decided in Poland.” stated that the refund tions coming up this LIPTON Free Soup ’N Crackers Offer. Receive a photos and we, in turn, thought we’d share a few expect God to give us all the tMngs we want all forms were available in the spring, should send a large, free cracker $1.50 coupon. Send the required refund Groppi insists he has no regrets. “ It’s just that driving a with you. the time. bus has gotten to me. I want to do something meaningful, dairy department. self-addressed, stamped form and the brand name logos from two packages “ Even now, I will msh to see one of his con­ In the face of this reality Rabbi Kushner envelope to: ACC (inven­ but I can’t get a job. I applied for some 30 jobs, and either But, when Clarol arrived of crackers, along* with the bottom panels with the certs,” said Jean. I still feel he’s a fantastic enter­ poses a critical question: “If we believe in tion List, P.O. Box 5(X), Universal Product Code symbol from six Lipton I’m too hot to handle or I’m told I’m over qualified. Im­ at the Safeway store, she tainer. And the pictures I have of him? Those I God,” asks Rabbi Kushner, “but we do not hold unhappily discovered that Franklin Square, N.Y. Soup Mix boxes. Expires March 31, 1983. agine someone telling you you’re over qualified for a job Early Sinatra will treasure forever.” In his backyard In Hoboken SUN GIANT Raisin Refund. Receive $1 in working with street gangs? That was my expertise, but I’m God responsible for life’s tragedies, if we all the "Free Corn” forms 11010. coupons for Sun Giant products. Send the required not over qualified. believe that God wants justice and fairness but cannot always arrange for them, what are we refund form and three Universal Product Code “ I’m burped out as a bus driver. I would even leave symbols from 12-ounce boxes of Sun Giant Seedless TM Milwaukee if some bishop somewhere would take me on, doing when we pray to God for a favorable outcome to crisis in our life?” About Town Raisins. Expires June 30, 1983. either in the Catholic or Episcopal church. I’d be on his Here is a refund to write for: A $1 refund doorstep in a minute. Rabbi Kushner responds tMs way. When we Was Dick Clark bom in Chicago? Was his father a doc­ the movies,” said her spokesman. Her upcoming pray, he says, we put ourselves back in touch Jergens Lotion-Enriched Soap Refund Form “ Driving a bus puts food on the table. But you know, Request, P.O. Box 1210, Maple Plain, Minn. 55348 BRAND sometimes at night when things are slow, my mind races tor? Did Dick change his surname?—S.M.Z., Milwaukee, assignments include a stint for Showtime’s Fairie Tale both with other people and with God. This is the Scholarships offered Theater in which she’ll play “ Sleeping Beauty.” When Requests must be received by Feb. 28, 1983. 'this back to the old civil rights days, and it occurs to me that in WU. critical point. offer expires March 31, 1983. CAT LITTER DEODORIZER 1967 I was voted the No. I newsmaker in the nation in No, Clark was born in Mount Vernon, N.Y., on Nov. she’s not busy, you’ll find her with her very g o ^ buddy, “Prayer is not primary a matter of asking . The Catholic Graduates Club of Greater Hartford religion. I say, ‘My Ood, did that really happen to me?’ ’’ 30, 1929. His family moved to Utica, N.Y., in 1947 when com edian Steva Marttn. God to change tMngs,” Rabbi Kushner says. -will Jiward three scholarsMps of each to Catholic his dad got a job with a new radio station there. Oark is his Father Groppi was silent for a moment. “ Listen, maybe Through prayer rather, we become braver as high school seniors who plan to attend a four-year real name. Is Kitty Lester of “ Little Hoose” the one who recorded College in the fall. you could help me get a job?” we are reassured that, “we don’t have to face What’s Bernadette Peters’ background, and what will the original version of “ Love Letters Stmiglit from Yonr Applicants must reside in Hartford County. Heart” in the early ’60s?—T.D., Sonth B c ^ , lad. our fears and our pains alone.” Deadline for applications is March 14. For additional IT REALiy VrORKS! she be doing in the near future?—F.T., Youngstown, Ohio God is with us; and in that assurance we can Information students may contact guidance counse­ EYEBALL OPTICAL People Excluelvel answers the most Interesting .The very one. Lester, who’s in her mid-SOs and plays questlone from readers. Send yours to ue care of this Peters is originally from the Borough of Queens in New make it through today until tomorrow. lors or write to Mary L. Welch, 209 Freem an St., newspaper. York City, but now calls Los Angeles her home. She has Hester Sue on the long-running TV'series, still keeps her Hartford, 06106. never been married and lives alone with her little dog. She’s pipes in tune by singing regularly with the gospel group at ri9«3 BY ntlBUNE COMPANY SYNDICATE. INC. The Rev. Frederick P. Moser 220 E m 42nd S u m . New Yock. N Y. 10017 her local Baptist church in Los Angeles. 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USf •Cl ONSISUNI Win IKSt Cinema City — The Cine IJI, 3. 4 5 & 8 — ' ItM ECXM STnUTfSM W JOM OM arVOD Al C afO M SU eH IK D lO RFC aW PIO t Verdict (R) 7:15, 9:10 — TooUie(PG) 7:30,9:50.- West Harford (R) 7; 10, 9:10. — Tootsie MCC plans course Elm 18t 8 — E.T. ’The I 8>/i 7:10, 9:35. — Timer- Gandhi (PG) 8 .—48 Hrs. (PG) 7, 9:15. — The O R P C o . 1963 O R P C o .1983 36 36 Editor'll note; thin The variety show is cards or in your prayers. beverage. ider (PG) 7:15, 9:10. — Extra-Terrestrial (PG) Verdict (R) 7i 9:20. Manchester CommuMty College community servi­ column is prepared by beginning to roll. Theresa Our condolences are (R) 7:10, 9:25. — Best ces division will offer a three-credit course in Eating Raoul (R) 7:30, Friends (PG) 7:40, 9; 55. 7; 10, 9:30. — An Officer Winsor ^ the Manchester Senior Negro and the Friendship Thursday: oven fish conjunction with the TV seven-part mini-series called BHocils ind ptiotoftcy lenses sliihtty estia extended to Erna Haberern 9:20. — The Dark Crystal (PG) and a Gentleman (R) 7, P laza—First Blood (R) Center. It appears in the Circle will be responsible on the loss of her brother. fillet, whipped potatoes, 7:15. “The Winds of War” beginning Sunday at 8 p.m. buttered carrots, cream East Hartford 7:20, 9:35. — The Verdict 9:20 Manchester Herald on for making 400 long It is reported that Eastwood — Still of the The Movies — The Ver­ Episodes will run through Feb. 13. Students will puff, beverage. (R) 7, 9:40. 'View the program and complete the coursework in 15 Wednesdays and Satur­ stemmed roses. Your help Georginia Vince has Night (PG) 7:15, 9. Manchester dict (R) 12, 2:30, 4:50, days. is needed. The group meets passed away. Our sym­ Poor Richards — Stili of 7:10, 9:30. — Timerider r>veeks. The course will be taught by Mary Ann. Friday: vegetable soup, UAI Theaters East — t flandley. Wednesdays at 10 a.m. and pathies are extended to her the Night (PG) 7:30, 9:30. The Verdict (R) 7:10, (PG) 12, 1:50, 3:40, 5:40, NOVi TWO LOCATIONS again after lunch. Variety ham on rye, dessert, 7:30, 9:20. — Sorceress ;;' "Winds of War” is a study of the origins and early By Jeanette Cave family. Annie Johnston is beverage. 9:30. — Timerider (PG) show rehearsal will be on reported to have returned Showcase Cinema — (R) 12, 1:50, 3:40, 5:30, ■ years of the World War II. Readings will include Senior Center Director Tootsie (PG) 1:05, 3:40, 7:40, 9:30. — The Sorce­ MATNtCI MtiV 1 Herman Wouk’s novel by the sam e name, as well as a Saturday from 2:30 to 5:30 to the hospital. ress (R) 7:30, 9:30. BiMTtMOWONU S2.I 70 E a st C a n to r S t Plaza83,Routa83 p.m. Please be advised that 7:10, 9:45. — Conrete ’bistory of the war’s origins and a biography. Two Have you figured out how Jungle (PG) 1:15, 3: IS, Mansfield Finding a cash buyer tor ' ^bort papers and an exam will be required, IffHoldlVallVr V a m o n the new tax laws will affect The Center will be the center will be closed on Trans-Lax College Twin the items you’d like to sell traveling to Wildwood, REMOVE MINERAL 5:15,7:30,9:45. — The Toy ' ; Guest speakers will be featured. The class will meet f4 M S 7 2 87S61Se you? How much of your Feb. 11 in observance of BUILDUP FROM YOUR — The Verdict (R) 7,9:15. is easy. Just let our 1 on five Saturday mornings between February and N.J. with Jim Uccello and Lincoln’s Birthday. (PG) 1:10,3:10,5:05,7:20, savings will be taxed? Who TEAKETTLE by pouring 9:30. — SopMe’s Choice — Memories of a French readers know what you k May. The fee is $40. To register, call 646-2137. Pauline Maynard from Whore (X) 9:20 with Mai- is exempt? What about an­ PINOCHLE SCORES; in half a cup of white (R) 1; 15,4: IS, 7:15,10; IS. have for sale with an ad in. nuities? These are just a June 19 to 23. The sign up tresse (X) 7:20. C3assldied. date will be Wednesday at Sam Schors, 786; Martin vinegar and one quart of - 48 Hrs. (R) 1:30, 3:30, few of the questions buz­ tap water. Heat to rolling 9 a.m. A deposit of is Bakstan, 769; Maude 5:30, 7:45, 10.' — Gandhi zing around the center boil and let stand for one (PG) 1,4:30,8. —Alone in required at time of Custer, 760; Marie about the new tax laws. hour. Pour out solution, fill the Dark (R) 1:30,3:30,5, - SHOWN A rl- registration. Flyers will be H ebenstreet, 760; Bill Mr. Joe Murphy, coor­ with water, boll again and available at the center. Stone, 749; Herb Laquerre, dinator of the AiWP Tax 746; Elaine Toros, 743; discard. Add buildup to Yoisr Dvefuns Counseling for the Elderly, Joe would like to remind Annette Hillery, 742; Sue your budget by selling no- Is advertising expensive? will lead a session on taxes you seniors of the hand­ You’ll -be surprised how BegiM m t B vld« ft Toraial SAVE 35«...llO W ! building class that will Scheibenpflug, 741; ( ^ r a longer-used furniture and on Monday, at 12:30 p.m. appliances with a low-cost economical it is to adver­ —rSMOWNArl- start on Feb. 24 from 9:15 Hemingway, 741; Ed Scott, Murphy also will be 729; Edith O’Brien, 728; ad in Classified. tise in Classified! i»kis«s-r»»ss 2 to 11:15 a.m. Handbuilding available with his Ann Fisher, 725; Eld Hin- counselors on Monday, is a free form of pottery Tuesday, Wednesday a ^ using individual talents fix- dle, 725.' Set Back.Scores: TOOTSIE [S] oolistermint' Ada Rojas, 133; Violet Friday from 1 to 3:30 p.m. molds. 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Any decorating. Music will be by singer and guitarist Roz middle-aged man who suggestions? of a friend, patients for the same time, “ Than flowers strewn VanDeWater. Tne speaker will be Lynn Holbrook. started dating a woman TURNED OFF keeping a roomful of around my casket when my \RA and Keogh plan rules are more liberal The cost of the breakfast is $5.75. Babysitting for (my age) a few months patients waiting? Dear Abby DEAR TURNED OFF; days on earth must end. children ages 2 to 5 will be provided. For additional ago. I like everything about 1 had a doctor's appoint­ Yes. Tell her that if she “ I would rather have a Information call Phyllis Oswald at 644-2910. The event her but I can’t bring myself applies. If you recall, for years before 1982, you could not use ment for 9 a.m. I arrived at wants to see more of you living smile from one I Editor’s note: This is the second of a 12>parl series is open to all women. Abigail Van Buren to kiss her (beyond a peck This lifting of the limit can be particularly important an IRA If your employer’s pension or profit-sharing plan 8:45 and was told that the she will have to “ do on saving on 1982 and 1983 taxes. on the cheek or a quick one know is true, if one spouse has small earnings — say as a housewife covered you or you had your own Keogh plan. doctor would be tied up something” about the gar­ “ Than tears shed ‘round on the lips) because she ’The one great tax break most of us whp work for a Your who worked part-time and earned r o u ^ y $2,500 for all ’This barred many employees and self-employed in­ "for a little while" and was lic. And if she doesn’t come my casket when this world dividuals from using IRAs. But this barrier was lifted Britannia Chapter asked if I would like to go smells of garlic. living have Is the ability to save on taxes by contributing of 1982. up with a solution, she is I bid adieu. to our IRAs or Keoghs or both. Money's In earlier years, she might have earned even less and for ’82. Thus, you can contribute up to $2,000 to your own The Britannia Chapter, Daughters of the British get a cup of coffee. giving you a message: “ Bring me all the IRA even though your employer is also covering you or having to wait for 2V4 hours I’ve offered her breath By now, the tax break must be obvious to most of you it’was felt not worth the small 15 percent that could be Empire, will meet Thursday at 11 a.m. at the start calling them in." (He ‘ ‘I’ve made my choice, and flowers today whether pink Worth 1 went for coffee, when I have an appoint­ mints, chewing gum, and — and the strategy to use the break to its fullest should set aside in an IRA. But for '82, she can contribute $2,000 you already have your own Keogh. Community Baptist Church. Hostesses will be Esther has four examination you’re not it.” returned at 9:15 and found ment. Switching doctors even kiddingly remarked, or white or red, be clear. ’The money you put into these bank or other Sylvia Porter to an IRA. The couple can deduct $2,000 (for the wife) If you are a two-earner couple, this can mean that Wolcott and Mabel Morrison. Mrs. Morrison will give rooms.) "1 would rather Have one four more people in the doesn't help. “ Well, I can tell you’ve had IRA or Keogh accounts is deductible on your 1982 plus the husband's own $2,000 contribution to his own each of you qould have your own Keogh if self-employed. a history of the organization. I flipped out and said, something with garlic for b lo s s o m now than a returns. ’The interest or other income realized on your IRA for a total $4,000 deduction — a neat tax saving for And as a couple, each of you could additionally con­ The following officers were elected at the January waiting room. They all had Does this happen "Who is going to pay for lunch.” She said she usual­ DEAR ABBY:You once tru ck loa d when I am investment is tax-free until you take out Uie funds when tribute up to $2,()00 for your own IRA for 1982. meeting: Mrs. Homer Rines, regent: Mrs. David 9 o'clock appointments! everywhere? Or only in 1982 indeed! my extra parking? I think ly has a corned beef had a little poem in your dead.” (Author U^nknown) you retire. 3) Non-earning spouse permits limit to go to $2,250. Terry, first vice regent: Mrs.Russell Camp, second They were also told to get a Pittsburgh? I'll send this problem to sandwich or a Caesar’s payments to an IRA. THE LIBERALIZATION of an IRA's limits was Married couples with only one earner can contribute vice regent: Mrs. John Wallace, treasurer, and Mrs. cup of coffee, and as they TIRED OF WAITING column about giving , For millions of you, the more liberal rules for 1982 Dear Abby." I was taken salad because she likes 1) The top limit Jumps from $1,500 to $2,000 for you (and still is) implied in the original writing of the law up to $2,250 divided any way you wish between your IRA Edwin Foster, recording secretary. walked out the door, flowers to people while You’re never too old (or rantributlons are a real tax saver when you fill out your within three minutes. DEAR TIRED; It and a similar limit for your working spouse. permitting the establishment of Individual Retirement and your spouse’s IRA. ’The restriction is that not more Also Mrs. Albert Heavisides, corresponding secre­ another 9 o'clock appoint­ garlic. Once she suggested they can still smell them. too young) to learn how to 1962 returns. (They must have told the happens almost Accounts. This has been the history of all similar laws. I than $2,000 is put into either IRA for 1982. For 1981, the tary: Mrs. John Morrison, state delegate: Mrs. Neil m ent rushed in — that I eat garlic, too, so I Can you find it and print it make friends and be pop­ While it is now well into 198S, you still have tinie to cut For 1981, you could contribute only 15 percent of your doctor I i^as starting a riot everywhere. Doctors, plead with you; For your own sake, do not ignore this limit was only $1,750. Paterson, publicity chairman, and Mrs. Lester apologizing because she wouldn’t notice it on her. I again? So many people ular. For Abby’s booklet on your ’82 taxes by making overlooked contributions to a compensation, or $1,500, whichever was less. For 1982, in his waiting room.) what's the Rx for this tax strategy, the best ever devised for the average in­ Next; Average deductions and chances of audit Wolcott, membership chairman. was late! ’ told her I didn’t care for it. need to be reminded. Popularity, send $1, plus a Keogh, IRA or both. So if In reading this description of this limit is boosted to $2,000 or your full compensation, epidemic? dividual taxpayer. If you have not yet created an IRA, (Save money as you organize your budget with Sylvia Thank you. long, self-addressed, the breaks allowed you find that you missed out in ’82, Abby, I sat there until If 1 go to a doctor who Now what do I do? I real­ whichever is lower. begin one today. And do it for 1982, &en add to it in 1983, Porter’s Financial Almanac for 1983 — a functional and NEGLECTED IN you still have until April 1!^, 1983, or even as late as This change means that the millions of you who earn 11:20, then 1 heard one has a first-come, first- ly could care for this stamped (37 cents) on and,on. informative desk calendar/handbook featuring Porter’s PALM COAST, FLA. envelope to Abby, August 15,1983, if you take advantage of the new four- less than $10,000, either for part-time or full-time work, 4 nurse say to the other, "He serve policy, I will wait woman, and I know she best budgeting tips and money-saving advice. Regularly YWCA nursery month automatic extension now permitted in filing your can contribute substantially more in '82 than in '81. t is to me incomp ehensible that so many millions of has four more proc­ patiently without com­ DEAR ABBY: Please likes me. It’s not just the DEAR NEGLECTED: Popularity, P.O. Box 38923, $8.95, now just $4.95 to readers of this column. Send $4.95 1982 return. You can, by April or even August, make late Assume you earned $7,000 in '81 and '82. For 1981, all you who are eligible, could contribute and have the The YWCA Nursery School, 78 N. Main St., is toscopes to do, then we can plaining, but I resent don't throw this away garlic on her breath, the Is this it? Hollywood, Calif. 90038. plus $1 for mailing and handling to Financial Almanac in payments to an IRA, new or old, or an added payment to that you could contribute to your IRA was 15 percent of assets and income to do so are still ignoring this “ sugar accepting registration for the 1983-1984 school year. care of this newspaper, 4400 Johnson Drive, Fairway, a Keogh if the plan already was in existence by Dec. 31, $7,000 or $1,050. For '82, you can contribute and deduct plum.” Children age 3 and 4 are eligible. Kan. 66205. Make checks payable to Univer.-sal Press The school offers a three-day program, meeting 1982. $2,000, almost double the 1981 deduction with the same 2) Coverage by your employer’s own pension plans is Syndicate.) Monday through Wednesday, or a two-day program HERE ARE the new rules covering ’82 deductions for income. The reason: the 15 percent limitation no longer no obstacle to use of an IRA. meeting Thursday and Friday, Staff includes a Woman worried about heart attack or stroke teaching director and assistant, both certified in early childhood education, and a teacher aide. Parents are DEAR DR. LAMB; 1 the precautions you al­ but no blood. Also her tirely, stopping all caf­ welcome to visit the school. 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It is bet­ coupons In for the firm’s own use. By Paula DIttrIck The last commercial attempt to worries. cholesterol is the “ good taking them for 12 years. By Gall Collins convert potatoes into alcohol came Movement Writing beginning Saturday from 10 to 11 But my mother died at cholesterol" fraction. To Also, she is a heavy ter to stop these than to UPl Business Writer “ But If he gets a free carry-on United Press International a.m. Sutton Movement Writing is an international take pills to neutralize bag, there’s no way to get it back, ” SCOTTSBLUFF. Neb. - People during the 1944 War Food Adminis­ age 72 from a cerebral give you more informa­ smoker and I want her to tration Program, when inactive notation system that speed writes movement. Sheet hemorrhage and my fa­ tion on this I am sending at least cut down. Her their bad effects. Howard Henry still has the said Mrs. Macchia, who also will, be putting potatoes in their dance is published and generally available. C3iarlie McCarthy spoon he sent acknowledged Allied doesn’t tanks as well as on their tables if an sugar beet plants were used to ther from a massive coro­ you The Health Letter doctor gave her some dehydrate the potatoes, O’Keefe The class will be taught by staff teacher Gina ■cholesterol levels. And 15-2, Understanding Your nerve pills but I don’t feel away for as a kid from a really need free stuffed Jcoala agricultural researcher is right. nary at age 73. My choles­ DEAR READER: Your said. Kilian. For additional information, call 646-5643. terol count has been about cholesterol level is not the you might try to increase Cholesterol, Triglyce­ that will correct the basic now-forgotten Edgar Bergen bears and inflatable rafts. Nearly every farmstead in sponsor. About half the premium gifts Scotts Bluff County has a potato The dehydrated potatoes then 327 for the last 15 years or best and neither is your your exercise program if rides and Other Blood problem. What do you were shipped to alcohol .plants, think? Jeanne Smith’s home ini Cincin­ given away each year are used for cellar, but most have been aban­ more. I have almost com­ brother's. On the positive you can. Fats. Others can send 75 including a plant in Omaha. pletely eliminated eggs side, your normal blood If you still run on the cents with a long, DEAR READER; You nati is full of Corning ware, clocks, internal corporate incentive pro­ doned since World War II and the appliances and other premiums grams that offer employees free advent of the sugar beet as the “ This was an inefficient sys­ Menus along with butter and pressure, and not smok­ high side for cholesterol, stamped, self-addressed didn't mention her height tem," O’Keefe said in a report cheese. We use only no­ ing (assuming that you you might ask your doctor envelope for it to me, in but I presume you mean she got for well-timed deposits at vacations or prizes for good leading crop in the area. various savings and loan performance. However, the sugar beet indus­ prepared for a February 1982 cholesterol margarine don’t), will help to de­ about taking a medicine to care of this newspaper, she is thin. Women who meeting at the International Po­ with a high polyunsatu­ crease the risk of your control it. Lorelco (pro- P.O. Box 1551, Radio City are exceptionally thin are associations. Others are what the industry try is declining and University of Henry, who grew up to become calls “ self-liquidating” programs Nebraska Panhandle Station re­ tato Center in Lima, Peru. Senior Citizens rated fat ratio. My high cholesterol level. But bucol) seems to be helpful Station, New York, N.Y. likely to havb menstrual "In the last 35 years economics younger brother has a 320 I think you should try to along with diet and exer­ 10019. problems. That is seen in head of a trade association for the — offers of a watch, cigarette searcher Robert O’Keefe would lighter, or coffee pot at a very tow like to see valley farmers return to and government policies have The following lunches will be served at the Mayfair level of cholesterol and lower it. The question is cise in accomplishing DEAR DR. LAMB: I athletes and dancers and makers and buyers of sales premi­ price for consumers who send in the potato industry. limited the use of potatoes for the Gardens and Westhill Gardens the week of Feb. 7 high blood pressure. My how. this. am a very worried those who are just thin for ums, obviously believes he and all the required number of box tops. NU is working on a cooperative production of alcohol." he wrote. through 11 to Manchester residents who are 60 or pressure runs about 128 If you have any extra Since you and your mother. My 28-year-old whatever reason. the other consumers who take No one actually gives much ' project with North Dakota, Wa­ older: over 82. pounds of fat at all, try to brother have increased daughter hasn't had a Certainly if your daugh­ advantage of give-away incentives He said the research station has away in self-liquidating ventures, shington, Idaho and Maine to Monday: Tomato rice soup, tuna salad sandwich, Is my cholesterol level lose them. Weight reduc­ cholesterol levels, you period for months. She ter is thin and nervous, I FOUND-»tEM UNDER got a g o^ deal. produced 900 gallons of alcohol per and in a way, everyone wins. The evaluate potatoes as an energy Hawaiian cole slaw, chee.se slice, pecan pie. safe for me? If not, what tion is often the most may have a family ten­ has had all the symptoms stopping smoking en­ *FE75, HOOSEBROKEN'. “ It’s kind of the American way,” acre. The cost has ranged from 78 else can I do? I'm 5-feet-2 important aspect of the dency to this problem. he said. manufacturer, which sells the source. cents to $2.15 a gallon, depending Tuesday: Apple juice, corned beef hash, yellow and items at regular wholesale prices, In addition, Nebraska has its green beans, chilled peaches.. .and weigh 120 pounds. dietary program to lower And if you were not taking Mrs. Smith, who severed all ties on the variety of potato. with her old bank when the gets business. Henry remembers a own potato improvement program Wedne.sday. Grapefruit juice, lasagna, tossed Kool promotion offering smokers a designed to examine potatoes as an salad with dressing, fresh fruit, management failed to match a "With today’s varieties, 23 to 28 competitor’s offer of a free iron, small sailboat at discount prices energy source as well as a food gallons of alcohol per ton should be Thursday: Roa.st turkey, giblet gravy, sweet ttuat kept the -boat manufacturer source. The Panhandle station has potatoes, peas, cranberry sauce, chocolate pudding. said she thinks so too — even obtained. As yield per acre and though the iron turned out to be busy for two and a half years. researched 52 varieties and also is gallons per ton increases, the cost Friday: No lunches served. Closed for Lincoln's The companies who buy the birthday. “ the dumbest thing I ever used.” studying storage methods. per gallon on the basis of the cost of CO0SMf>KH a Premium Incentives — all those items generally pass their costs on “ IT’S VERY feasible to produce the raw product ranged 0.62 to give-aways used to lure in new to the consumer in such ventures, alcohol using raw potatoes,” $1.85.” O'Keefe wrote in his report. cdistomers or increase the loyalty and the customer still gets a big O’Keefe said. "Who cares whether Coventry nil of old ones — are a big business. bargain compared to retail prices. they’ve been infested with insects O’KEEFE SAID storage practi­ National Premium Sales Execu­ or disease?” ces need to be considered if tives, the trade association for ’THERE IS always a danger, He said b y . cutting costs for potatoes are grown for alcohol The following lunches will be served in the Coventry which Henry is executive director, however, that a give-away that chemicals and marketing, pota­ conversion because some ethanol schools the week of Feb. 7 through 11: & a ie p se st6 i» f estimates about $10 to $20 billion looked highly desirable when a toes grown for alcohol would cost plants are built to use cull potatoes Monday: Vegetables soup, tacos, finger salad, worth of premium merchandise is premium plan was conceiv^ can U P l P h o to about 25 less than if grown for food. instead of an efficient variety. frosted cake. distribute each year. plummet in value while the promo­ Tuesday: Baked chicken with gravy, cranberry SOME CRITICS, including a few tion is under way. sauce' flavored rice, carrots, roll and honey butter, Because we deal in insurance claims, companies who themselves use New York Attorney General Liner up peaches, bankrupt stocks, surplus and close­ li*qSd premium incentives, question Robert Abrams, for instance, Wednesday: Lasagna. tos.sed salad, roll and butter, l y outs, we buy cheap and we sell cheap, A fiber glass reinforced plastic chimney stack drawfs Olin moving chemicals whether either corporations or recently filed suit charging East­ t-anana. _ • ut far less tnan the ‘legitimate’ stores. project engineer Brian Rumsey at a plant construction site ciilur consumers profit from the give­ man Kodak with deceptive adver­ Thursday: Chicken soup, grinder with salami, tising in a promotion that offered in Cross, S.C. The liners made of polyester resin and fiber lettuce, tomato, cheese, celery and carrot sticks, aways. from PQQ Industries are fabricated by Ershigs, operation to Cheshire “ I think it borders on com m er­ two Eastern Airline tickets for the pudding with topping I0wr VCttf fEODl/lUffi cial bribery,” said Bennett Bid- price of one with the purchase of Bellingham, Wash., for coal-fired power chimneys. Thirty- Friday: Pizza or hot dog, green beans, fresh fruit. ' DISPOSABLE DIAPER 2nds. * DRILL BIT SETS ‘ ROCKING CHAIRS * ETAGERES well, president of Hertz Corp., of a some Kodak products. two of the 33-foot long sections will be placed In the Cross STAMFORD (UPl) - The end of 1984 from New Haven to an Milk, is served with all meals. * WORK BENCHES * CANDT STOCK * BASKETBALLS * GOOSEFEATHER PILLOWS chemicals research operation of existing modern, one-story facility * ORIENTAL STYLE RUGS * CASSETTE CARRY CASES * MAPLE DINETTE SETS premium promotion sponsored by Abrams claimed that in some Station Chimney. chimney. A competitor Avis. cases, the tickets offered through ■' thethe Olin Olin Con Corp. will be moved by the in neighboring Cheshire. * STAINLESS STEEL FLATWARE * STEREO SPEAKERS * PIPE INSUUTION Olin said Tuesday it decided to * SHELVES BRACKETS 8, STANDARDS * SOFT TOILET SEATS ‘ COFFEE MUGS Bidwell’s disdain did not, how-* the promotion were more expen­ ever, stop Hertz from getting into' sive than normal air fares to the make the change following "an . RHAAA in-depth study” that showed the * ANTIQUE STYLE WASH STANDS * AIR CONDITIONERS * DEHUMIDIFIERS * etc the act itself and offering its same destination. immediate and long-term needs of customers freebies ranging from a Kodak says its ads weren’t Gasoline prices nationwide stuffed bear to a Caribbean deceptive, but acknowledges that its chemicals research program The following lunches will be served at RHAM MJUGUMVorrcCO could not be met at its existing vacation. it got caught short when Eastern junior and senior high schools the week of Feb, 7 iyfylhiM Peddled facility in New Haven. jrt« e sadey “ We didn’ t start it,” a Hertz drastically reduced its regular through 11: "The availability of land at HO HARD TIRII spokesman said. “ But we’re not fares after the advertising was are the lowest in three years Monday: Hot dog on roll, baked beans, mixed MOHfT RACK aioRiousE?*® ' Cheshire permits flexibility for going to sit idly by and see underway. vegetables, pudding pop aUARAHTH and PINE ST. future expansions, without the •MPORIUM somebody else use a technique to “ When we initiated it on Nov. 13 Tuesday: Lunch brunch at senior high and juice, the spokesman said. “ Anddemand price but nobody’s going crazy necessity to tie up additional buy business and not respond.” there were no $99 fares,” said By Frank T. Csongos waffles, syrup, sausages and fruit cup, junior high. has gone down substantially. about it or anything,” Diaz said. Science Park property that may be MANCHESTER The battle of the give-aways is in Timothy Elliot, a Kodak spokes­ United Press international Wedne.sday: Juice, grinder, vegetable sticks, We’re using a lot less gas today.” Frank Bruno, an Am oco station needed in the future," said an Olin full bloom in the car rental man'. ‘ "The airline price war broke Gasoline costs less than $l-a- potato chips, gelatin with topping. ______6 4 9 - 7 7 8 2 Oil expert Dan Lundberg said in manager in Orlando, Fla., said, .spokesman. industry these days, much to the ' out in late November. There was gallon at numerous service sta­ Thursday: No lunch will be served. Los Angeles many gas stations in "There’s no need for a gas war.” He also said the move to dismay of corporations that are no way we could have predicted tions across the country, an Friday: Cheese pizza, garden salad, fruit cup. the United States are selling He is selling regular leaded Cheshire will not cause dislocation major customers of Hertz, Avis that.” informal UPl survey shows, and leaded gasoline for under $1. gasoline for 98.9 cents and said he problems for Olin employees "who m . m . sat, and National Rent-A-Car. PREMIUMS CAN be a welcome federal officials say its average o p tH ciayTH U Rs. 10-9. lo -s - “Prices are very likely to is losing 3 cents a gallon at that can continue to live in their present “ We’ve all voiced our opinions,” diversion for long-established price is the lowest in three years. continue to decline,” Lundberg prices. locations and still avail themselves said Arlene Macchia, manager of companies that ha ve run out of new The latest official figures show Manchester said.,“ Between Dec. 17andJan.21, ‘ "The oil companies tell us to get of the impressive civic, cultural travel services for Allied Corp. “ I ways to promote old products, “ It leaded regular gasoline sold for an the overall price of gasoline competitive,” Bruno said. “Why don’t know any corporation that gives the advertisements a differ­ average $1.18 per gallon in De­ and educational enviornment in declined 4.4 cents a gallon in don’t the oil companies get com­ The following lunches will be served in the likes them.” ent message,” Henry says. cember. The price of unleaded the city of New Haven.” slightly over month. petitive? The gas war isn’t be­ Olin said it will continue to Manchester public schools the week of Feb. 7 through The vast majority of American Other businesses that have few gasoline, which is burned in newer “ With that accelerated rate of tween the oil companies. It’s operate its Metals Research La­ 11: car renters are on business trips. ways to differentiate themselves model cars, was $1.26. decline, from the beginning of this between the dealers.” boratory in Science Park. The Monday: Hot dog or chili dog on roll, potato .stix, Hertz estimates at least 80 percent from the competition find give­ Federal officials say prices have year to April 1, drop in price could Gas prices fell to 99.9 cents a Metals Research operation, with buttered green beans or cabbage, crisp apple wedges. of its business is with com mercial aways a natural route to attract dropped about a nickel a gallon on be 10 cents a gallon,” he said. gallon for self-service regular Tuesday: Meat and cheese tacos, hot sauce, lettuce travelers. Since the person renting business. average since December and 131 employees, develops new al­ He said falling prices do not briefly last month In some loca­ loys and products for the electron­ and tomato, buttered corn, peach bar crunch. the car is not the person paying the When federal law limited the experts predict further lowering 2 , reflect a "gas war” among station tions in Iowa. Retailers got into Wednesday: Spaghetti with meat sauce, salad, bill, the rental companies appear maximum interest rate on savings by spring. ics industry, Olin said. operators, although some station what state officials called a garlic bread, chilled mixed fruit, apricots. to have decided that a free set of deposits, banks were the give- The UPl survey found gasoline Olin also announced it will help managers dlsagr^. "reverse gas-war” that pushed Thursday: Salami grinder, chilled applesauce, ice golf balls or portable TV can loom . away champs, and many consu­ selling for as little as 92 cents a fund the continuing operations of Lundberg said the decrease is prices back up to the $1.12-$1.15 cream cup or ice cream on a stick. large in the decision-making mers like Mrs. Smith of Cincinnati gallon for leaded regular at a the Science Park Development coming at the refinery level, range in Des Moines. Friday: Fish filet on roll, tartarsauce, french fries, process. often picked their banker on the subuihan Denver, Colo., service Corp. during the next three years reflected by $1 per barrel drop in creamy cole slaw, chocolate cake. Milk is served with “ We thought initially our prim­ basis of the preiplum in the station. Based on survey of 100 gasoline through a gift of $43,750 and an price companies pay for crude. interest-free loan of $331,250. all meals. ary target was going to be the window. The price at Don Plummer’s stations in New York City by the Part of the lower crude prices is leisure traveler,” said Harry Sav­ “ You'd be suprised how many Stands:^ station Included a 4-cent Department of Consumer Affairs, In addition, the company will fallout from a dispute among oil age, a spokesman for Avis. "We people will lea ve their bank for the discount for paying cash. Other prices ranged from a low of $1.26 a lease 10,000 square feet of. office producing countries over produc­ were pleasantly suprised to see toaster across the street,” says Denver-area stations have been gallon for leaded regular to $1.49 space in a new facility that will be tion levels and pricing in the face of constructed by Science Park De­ how Interested the business tra­ Stanley Mackson, director of sales selling gasoline for about 93 cents a for premium unleaded. an international oil glut caused by Bolton veler la in premiums.” promotion at Chemical Bank. gallon. velopment Corp, The space will be the worldwide recession. - One industry expert, who asked “ You get down to ‘is it a 7-speed Pump prices vary nationwide in Government figures show the used by Olin to house some of the In Kansas, the survey found that not to be named, called the blender or a 10-speed blender?’ ” part b^ause of differing state average price per gallon for leaded The following lunches will be served in the Bolton the lowest price was 95.9 cents in give-aways a reward to business “ It wasn't necessarily the most taxes. Gas prices will go up gasoline was $1.19 in 1980, $1.31 in Elementary—Center schools the week of Feb, 7 cash for regular gasoline in both Now You Know ' travelers for spending their em­ profitable thing to do but it brought coast-to-coast April 1, when the 1981, and $1.22 last year. For through 11: federal excise tax increases by t h e Wichita area and ployers’ money on one oar-rental market share,” he said. “ Given unleaded gas, the figures were Edgar Allan Poe sold his first Monday: Chicken noodle soup, cheeseburger, peas 5-cents-a-gallon to 9 cents. Leavenworth. firm or airline rather than another. the value of depositor in terms of $1.25 in 1980, $1.38 in 1981, and $1.30 book for 12 cents. It recently resold and carrots, chips,.cookie and pineapple. “ Gasoline prices are the lowest The Arkansas Automobile Asso­ “ Of course they're kickbacks,” ongoing relationships it was the in 1982. at public auction for $11,000. Tuesday: Juice, beef and gravy over rice, corn, ANOTHER FIRST AT THE EEEEX said Mrs. Macchia, who also is right dedaion to make. If you since Feh^ary 1980,” a spokes­ ciation said gasoline prices are brownie. Heart-shaped "love tube" inaUlled not In the bath but In the room ltaalf...M The Eaeex Motor Inn In president of The National Pas­ didn't do it, you were at a man for the Energy Information going down “ drastically” in the Wednesday: Lasagna, buttered green beans, garlic Manchester, CT Is another llret (or the Connecticut lodging Industry. The 44-room motor Inn has 12 senger Ttafiic Association, which disadvantage.” Adminstration said in Washington state with some self-service sta­ If you have an old photo you’d like Air quality report bread, chilled peaches. honeymoon suites and 32 comlortebia butinsespcrsona rooms - ell with touch-tone direct dM represents corporate travel man­ No one is sure yet whether banks Tuesday. At that time, “ Leaded tions selling regular gas for under. Thursday: Clam chowder, grilled cheese sandwich, telephones, shower ceps, hair dryers, make-up mirrora, glycerin Eurobath body ahampoo, dock agers. “They're uncontrollable regular was selling for slightly $1 a gallon. George Diaz, a Mobil to see appear in the Manchester HARTFORD (UPl) — The state will continue to use premiums now Department of Environmental potato puffs, pudding with topping. radios and cohae service. Also, Escape Theme Rooms are available such as The Rsnalasanoe Room, * kickbftckt.'* that the government is lifting the below $1.16 and unleaded for about station manager in South Miami, Herald, submit old photos to Focus Editor Adele Angle. Photos, which Protection forecast good air qual­ Friday: Fruit juice, meat and cheese pizza, tossed Scarlet's Retreat. The Veil Room, Bamboo Room, and Imperial Room which Include such anrssaorlaa w h e n t h e alriines began lid on interest rates, and tbs 11.10,” he said. said he is selling regular gairaline salad, choice of dressing, gelatin with topping. Milk is as steambathS, round vibrating watarbada. In-room private movlaa, sabn sheets and Mombasaa VeHs. offering five travel coupons for differences between different sav­ ' “ Part of it has to do that there for 98.9 cents at the self-service will be run in the “ Recognize ’These ity levels across Connecticut for served with all meals. ticket buyers, many corporations ings institutions are more are many more self-service sta­ pump. Faces?” column, will, of course, be today. The DEP reported the same Insisted their employees turn the pronounced. tions today than three years aso.” “ We do pretty well with that returned. conditions statewide Tuesday. i I MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., Jan. 3. 1983—j 3 22 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., Feb. 2, 1983 iWVEimSIK HDVEiniSIIG Classified 643'2711 RATES Minimum Charge LOOK FOR THE STARS NOTICES EMPLOYMENT 23— Homes tor Sate ' 35— Heating-Plumbing 46— Sporting Qoods 56— Mlsq. for Rent $2.25 lor one day . 12:00 nooa tne day 24— LotS'Land for Sale 36— Flooring 47— Garden Products bafore publication. 1— Lost and Found 13— Help Wanted J^lnvestn^nt Property 37— Moving-Trucking-Slorage46— Antiques Look for the Classified Ads with'stars; stars help get you better results. 2— Personals 14— BuaineM Opportunities 26— Business Properly 36— Services Wanted 40— Wanted to Buy AUTOMOTIVE PER W ORD Deadline for Saturday is 3— -Announcements 15— Situation Wanted 27— Resort Property 4— Entertainment 26— Real Estate Wanted 12 noon \Friday; Mon­ 5— Auctions MISC.FOR SALE RENTALS 61— Auiros tor Sale 'l DAY...... 154 62— Trucks for Sale day's deadline is 2:30 EDUCATION MI8C. SERVICES f3 DAYS .... 144 40— Household Qoods 52— Rooms for Rent 63— Heavy Equipment for Sale * Put a star on Your ad and see what a difference it makes. ★ Friday. FINANCIAL 16— Private Inttruclions 41— Articles for Sale 53— Apartments tor Rant 64— Molorcycles-Bfcycles 6 DAYS .... 134 19— Schools-Classas 31— Services Ottered 42— Building Supplies 54— Homes for Rent 65— Campers-Trailers-Mobile Phonp 643-2711 8— BondS'Stocks-Mortgages20— Instructions Wanted 32— Painting.Papermg 43— Pets-Birds-Dogs 55— Otficee^Storea (or Rant Homes .26 DAYS ... 124 9— Personal Loans * 33— Boilding-Conlracting 66— Automotive Service 44— Musical Instruments 56— Resort Property tor Rent h appy a d s $3.00 PER INCH to— Insurance REAL ESTATE 34— Rooflng-Siding 45— Boats & Accessories 57— Wanted to Rent 67— Autos lor Rent-Lease * Telephone 643-2711, AAonday-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

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City work and carpets, plum­ SMALL SOLAR panel, 9V, clean room s, kitchen 9863 - ask for Eve. OLD PRICE $3269 SALE YOUR AD barn and corral. 1,000 water and sewer, treed, bing, heating and electric $20.00. Telephone 643-8820. privileges, maid, linen ser­ 74 Montego MX Brougham 2 9 9 5 77 Mw.Moarrii ImM $3595 ' BfonchtaIn Maaa.W,l„N H. square ft. garage. Proper­ flat. Approximately 3/4 of INCOME TAX w on. Call Joe - 644-8650 vice. Security required. MANCHESTER - Off 2 dr. hardtop, reg. gas V-6, 76 Mazda Cosme 74 18109 4 tg. $2995 : LOOM FIXERS - wanted preparation in your home AT. PS. PB. air, AM/FM Molt Can Carry A . • ; Classified ads are taken with experience on Gusken ty now proauciM mcome. an acre. Asking $17,900. anytime. TYPEWRITER, portable Call 643-5127. Porter Street. 3 room AT. PS. PB. Air t}/l2 Limited Warranty over ttw phone as a con­ strong experience and By owner. 649-7373. 646-5669. - experienced - call with case, manual, apartment. Heat, electrici­ OLD PRICE $1205 SALE 129 5 stereo S O B B R .auto or double snuttle Condomlnluma Dan 649-3329. OLD PRICE $ 2065 SALE iC iO B v venience. The Herald is knowledge put you looms. Full time employ­ 22 RooSng 34 excellent condition, $70.00 MANCHESTER - Clean ty included. Security 76 MC firamlln 24 T90mO Tinglka MANCHESTER - By Sarvicaa Oltarad 31 or best offer. Telephone furnished room. Maid ser­ deposit. No pets. 649-9092. 74 Datsun 260Z V9tMa.Ct responsible lor only one right on the fast track ment. Must be willing to MANCHESTER - Two owner. Unique, charming TAX 6dCyl., AT, PS economy plua BIDWELL HOME Im­ 643-8873. vice. $50.00 weekly. 649- OLD PRICE $1$$B SALE 6 cyl., AT, exeptlonal body A A A B 2 relocate. Cali 401-762-2127 649-2638 ; incorrect insertion and bedroom condo for rent. A- Colonial. Seven rooms, REWEAVING BURN PREPARATION in 2813. •1 6 9 5 OLD PRICE $3799 SALE O fcS f 9 St AMF Cuno collect for interview C. $575 with heat. 273-2013, four bedrooms, two floor to provem ent Company - THREE ROOM apart­ than only to the size of HOLES. Zipper^ um­ your home. Reliable, Roofing, siding, FIVE HORSE P ow er ment, Stove, refrigerator, 76 Chrysler Cordoba the original insertion. Pace-setting, major company In the field of between 9am and 4pm. 659-3008. ceiling fireplaces, new fur­ utilities. Securl^. $350. 78 Chrysler Cordoba nace, roof, steel siding, brellas re p a irs, window reasonable. Norm alterations, additions. 64^ Atwater outboard motor, CENTER STREET - Landaulau roof, air. fufull power Motorcycles-BIcyclen .44 Errors which do not liquid filtration systems has a very attractive shades, Venetian blinds. Clean, comlortoble. Share After 5:30, 6 4 9 4 ^ . OLD PRICE $22tS SALE Leather interior, wire w ‘ THE MANCHESTER lots of extras. $84,900. 646- Marshall, 643-9044. 6495. ood condition, $75.00. >1795 50,000 miles •aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaffa lessen the value ol the opening for an ambitious, growth-minded Keys. TV FOR RENT. felephone 643-5921. kitchen and bath. Parking. engineer, with exceptional mechanical ability HERALD is looking for a 5699.______Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. ONE BEDROOM - up­ OLD PRICE $3695 SALE •3 2 9 5 1974 HONDA CB450, ^0(Jd advertisement will not Paste-up/TVpist to work in PERSONAL INCOME RESIDENTIAL Repairs Security, references. 569- condition, runs well. and thorough knowledge of manufacturing MANCHESTER - New six 649-5221.______FOR SALE - 1982 Fleer 4293 or ^ 5 0 8 6 . stairs, available March 1st. bo corrected by an ad­ processes. its Composing Room. Some □ REAL ESTATE Tax Service - Returns and new roofs, chimneys Ideal for older citizen. Asking $5()0.00. TelephoOe room Cape. Porter Street repaired. Four hour Donruss baseball card 646-5299 after 6 p.m. ditional insertion. experience necessary. Full BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - prepared, Tax advice sets, $47.25 for all. ^11 CENTRALLY LOCATED Parking, heat, hot water It you see direct responsibility as the fastest company benefits, paid area. $60’s. ERA emergency service. 24 includM. No children or means to advance In your profession, this Blanchard and Rossetto, Concrete. (Jhimney given. Reasonable after 3 p.m. ask for Jim­ downtown. Exceptionally INVITATION TO BID vacations. Call 643-2711 Homan For Sale 23 years in Manchester area. Pets. Security. Sealed bids will be received in t^e could certainly be your big chance. Working 646-2483. Repairs. ‘‘No, Job Too ra te s. Cali 646-7306 my, 742-6016. clean rooms, kitchen from 9 am to 11 am for a Small.” Call 644-8356. Call Joe • 644-8650 anytime. $290.00/month. 6434580. Office of the Director of Genetel with other manufacturing engineers, and evenings. privileges, maid, linen ser­ i}'- personal interview. □MI8C. FOR BALE DYNAVECTOR DV-20A vice. Security required. Service.s, 41 Center Stre^. recommending production and equipment Call 643-5127.______MANCHESTER - Deluxe Manchester. Connecticut, until changes, you'll have solid opportunity for full jii-v,qoo6'iEs^ \\l fH'anrhfBtpr C & M Tree Service, Free four room apartment. KKBRUARY 23, 1983 at 11:00 a.m project Involvement. All the way from concep­ Houaahold Qooda 40 I'ffjTPR STRf for the following: estimates. Discount senior AVAILABLE Stove, refrigerator, dis­ risroDivi. sKKvicKs + tion to completion. citizens. Company IMMEDIATELY - Extra posal. No pets. $450 in­ aj, Qf Of,040 HrralJ COOK FOR NIGHTS 4 pm Manchester owned and USED large furnished room . m i i .i )1m ; s Position In our Stafford Springs facility Is Im­ to 12. Some experience cludes heat and hot water. The Town .of Manchester is an mediately available. Offers an outstanding operate. Call 646-1^. REFRIGERATORS, Fireplace, bar, private 649-4003. desired but we will train. WASHERS, RANGES - shower and entrance. equal opportunity employer, and salary and benefits package. Apply In con­ Pay commensurate with LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen- ONE PAIR brown bucket $70.00 weekly. Mr. BOLTON NOTCH - Nicely requires an affirmative action fidence. sending resume with salary history (Hean, Guaranteed. Parts seats, will fit Vega or Pin­ policy for all of its Contractors and ability, ^ p ly in person cing. Attics, .cellars, gar­ ti Service. Low prices! Rothman,othman, 6464144. - furnished studio apart- Vendors as a condition of doing and requirement, to: Roland SI. Peter Hungry 'Tiger Cafe, 120 ages cleaned. All types to. $%.00. Telephone 64^ ment, including all trash', brush removed. B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main 8944. business with the Town, as per □ NOTICES Charter Oak Street, REALTORS Street. 643-2171. Apartmanta lor Ron! S3 utilities, carpeting, first Federal Order 11246. Manchester. Picket, Split Rail. Stoke floor, private entrance, Fences install^. 528-0670. BIRO CAGE, red and Rid Forms, plans and C.flOUl’ I A iHrfi ^itocMlion ol REAl rORS irrvinq thr qr 12 CUBIC FOOT upright FOUR ROOM apartment parking. For older specifications are available at*the Lost and Found 1 M.iiifhntef Afr.4 with morr ^dvpflitinq ripertitr white, like new. $15.00. with heat included. gentleman, no pets. $75.00 (general Services Office. 41 Ccfiler a k p i f = c u n o BE AN INDEPENDENT ROACH HOME Improve­ freezer - $125. Ehccellent Dealer - Male or female. irrifj.ict 4*nd rffifipncy lo t both buym And $fllm condition. 6434298. Telephone 643-1061. WaUclng distance to Main weekly. 649-909$. Street Manchester. Connecticut FOUND - SET OF KEYS DIVISION Your telephone, our ment contracting - all Street. First floor with TOWN OF MANCHESTER. at Lincoln Center. Can be River Road, Route 32 types home repairs and TOSHIBA "Walkman” private entrance. $450 per CONNECTICIT customers and products. remodeling. Also in ­ Ardelaa lor Salo 41 VERNON - Large heated picked up at the Stafford Springe, C T 06076 Dolores Nadeau, 643-7004. type stereo cassette player month. CaU 649-2947. ROBERT B WEISS. GENERAL An tquni nmpletnr m/f stallations of solar hot with FM stereo. six room s plus. Quiet MANAGER Manchester Herald Office opportunMr street. (Convenient to Hart­ between 8:30 and 5 p.m. “ATTDmON GORMET (MOKS" water systems. Fully in­ Headphones included. 3V4 ROOM APARTMENT. 002-02 DELI BAKERY sured, free estimates. Cali Perfect condition. ford. $400 per month. 455- Toas Monday - Friday. MANAGER wanted full Private home. Heat, PART TIME help needed PART TIME COOK SOUTH WINDSOR 647-9824 or 646-3126. Carrying case included. appliances. Working single 0212. F time. Career opportunity. ALUMINUM SHEETS STRETCH YOUR LOST - Boys 20-inch BMX evenings in pharmacy. experienced in qua quantity Experience a plus but will on UtB MBnchBBtBr UnB used as nrinting plates. .007 $70.00 or best offer. 521- adult only. No Some retail experience R & R AUTOMOTIVE - 9713. pets/children. Telephone Homoa lor Ron! 54 BURGER BUDGET bji bicycle, blue, with white food production including train right person. Send Tastefully decorated Caoe with a lame eat-ln Expert auto body repairs thick, 50c each, using one part soy extender handlebars and seat; with necessary. Apply in Mrson therapeutic diets and brief resume to Biox R c/o gourmet kitchen, warm cory den with fireplace. 4 or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- ROCKVILLE - Eight room 9 - 5 at Liggett Rexall, on ail makes and models. LIKE NEW Firestone to four parts of meat. Your pads. Norman St. area. supervision of dietary Manchester Herald. bedrooraa. formal dining room, 2 full baths, gas Comer Lyman Road and 2711. They MUST be picked Reward. If found, please Manchester Parkade. staff. Apply to Food Ser­ heat. All appliances stay. fTf.tOO. up before 11:00 a.m. only. super belt ErTO, 14.. Asking MANCHESTER - One, taste buds won't be able to Route 85, Bolton. Call 043- $30.00. Telephone 7&7119. two, three bedroom and 7424421. call 643-4735. vice Supervisor at COUNTER HELP wanted 4302. tell the difference, but your NEWSPAPER DEALER Meadows Convalescent for Deli (hunter. Full and F. J. SpiecU - ReaHort SNOW TIRES (2) - townhouse apartments budget will! wanted Vernon-Rockville available immediately. FOUND - Beautiful, fluffy Center, 333 Bidwell Street, part time. Must like to deal 643-2121 PalnUng-PaporIng 32 Firestone Town and 0>un- UNIVERSAL Vacuum grey female cat. vicinity area. Call 647-9946. with people. Experience a try, L78-15, excellent. Used cleaner, reconditioned, no $375, $425, M95. Security OWcoa-Storoa Manchester. required. Heat and hot lor Ron! ss Bowers School, plus but will tram the right WOOOUIND MJUMM CONDOMINIUMS INTERIOR PAINTING, Uttie. 521-5328. bags required, good condi­ E Manchester. Call 646-1032. NO EXPERIENCE person. Apply to Box PP tion with parts, $40.00. water included. CaU Ren- PART TIME U&R built 1.-2. and 1 bedroom units feature over ten years experience, U1 Office, 6494800. NEWLY RENOVATED NECESSARY! Attention Housecleantng person - c/o Manchester Herald. ATARI 2600 - 2 joysUcks,2 Owner given new vacuum Concert and church homemakers, students, spacious rooms, separate basements, Indlvldua low rates and senior citizen cleaner. Call after 3 p.m. 310 square feet office organs may weigh as much LOST - Silver and jet Must have own transporta­ 1 beat, and are fully appUanced. discount. 643-9980.______paddles, 6 cartridges. available. Main Street Rosary in case. Vicinity of everyone! If you have EXPERIENCED Donkey Kong, Defender, 649-7944. MANCHESTER - Main as 150 tons and have any­ evenings and Saturday tion. Greater Manchester W ejnvite comfiaTlSon for quality and price. 1 Street. 2 rooms, heated, location with ample St. Barts and St. Bridget area. Apply in person: FISHPERSON wanted to )edfoom — M1.900. 2 ttedfoom — 151,000, and 2 INTERIOR-EXTERIOR Asteroids included. $125. where from 10,000 to more mornings free, and need run service fish case. Must BURGLAR DETERENT hot water, appUances. No parking. CaU 649-2891. Church or Shop-Rite. Delta Maintenance, 487 bedroom — $56,900. PAINTING - Wallpapering Call after 3:00 p.m., 643- pets. Security. Parking. than 27,000 pipes, ranging Reward. 649-3066. extra money, we have a buy display and wait on and Drywall Installation. 7386. system, not an alarm. Only from only three-eighths oh limited number of North Main Street, trade. Send brief resume to $4.00. CaU 6464005 after S23-7047. MANCHESTER Mam Manchester, below Captain 13% Financing AvalaMe Quality professional work. Street. Newly renovated an inch up to 64 feet. in LOST GOLD Charm positions available in our Box P c/o M anchester Reasonable prices. FYee SEASONED OAK 5:30. Cork Package Store. Herald. MANCHESTER - New two office space, 1200 square length. bracelet in vicinity of Bun- phone sales operation. Estimates! FuUy Insured. HREWQOD - for feet. Parking. The Hayes Corners parking lot or Earn $67.40 to $100.00 per Keith Real Estate 646-4126 G.L. McHugh, MANS 3/4 length, bedroom townhouse, fully MANCHESTER deliveries call George appUanced kitchen, Corp., 6464131. store, on 1/26/83. Please week. Cali Gerry to set up ROOM AND BOARD for Griffing, Andover, 742- Herringbone tweed winter call 742-5486. an interview, Mon-Wed REALTOR looking for elderly woman in PAINTING & PA PER topcoat, size 40R, excellent carpeting, private deck, between 6:30 and 7:30 pm licensed agents for wheelchair. Requires MANCHEBTbR 7886. condition. $48.00. basement with washer and STORE FRONT on Spruce In the ALBUM Hanging Ceilings dryer connections, im- Street. 500 square feet. IMPOUNDED - Male Poo­ at 643-2711. progressive real estate dressing and bathing only. /Diiteh Cotontof repaired, neferences. Ful­ Telephone M9-2433. agen^. Call 643-1591, ask Reply to Box RR, c/o 'The ly insured. (Quality work! FOR SALE: Oak dresser, mraiate occupancy. $495.00 Will remodel. h 75 monthly dle, six months, coco, Manchester Herald. Spacious 8 Rooms. 4 bedrooms, formal dining turn-of-the-century, five per month, utilities not in­ including utilities. 6434712. e e Union Street. 646-4555. SECRETARY for accoun­ for Tony Wasilefsky for room; large kitchen with pantrv. Grained oak Martin Mattoson, evenings OSCAR SCHMIDT tants office. 60 words per confidential interview. 6494431. ^ drawers. Does not need cluded. Peterman Agency, WOMAN WHO LOVES finish. Plastered walls. Handy to busline. Owner refiiii^ng. Call M9-1043 autoharp ' with carrying 649-9404 or 647-0060. SOUTH WINDSOR - at- LOST - Black and white, minute, dictaphone, word financing available. . case, excellent, like new tractive office space with processing, and 10 key TRUCK DRIVER Children to care for our D.G. PETERSEN after 6 p.m. long haired male cat, PAINTING COMPANY - condition. Asking $80.00. VERNON/Rockville - ample parking, guckland calculator. Call 646-5384. W ANTED - Add iance child 2-3 days a week 7 a.m. Cali 643-5635. vicinity of Spencer Street, Deliver?. M a t u r e S ^ ^ ' 5 P:{n.. your hom^ Philbrick Agency Interior Specialist. Custom COPIER FOR SALE - accepting applications for Road, (^ose to five cor­ wearing collar. 646-9692. deliver^ appliances and ^orth Manchester/ wallpaper hanging. In­ Toshiva Old Town 25 in two bedroom apartments. ners. 644-2501. When you get right down to it, trading is what a Classified EXPERIENCED ONLY Farms area preferred. BEDSPREAD, full size, station mechanic wanted TVs. Experienced surance Damage Ap­ good condition. Also Rex Rent includes heat and hot IMPOUNDED: Male, tri­ Non-smoker. References. 646-4200 praisers. Workmanship wine and blue quilt pattern, water. For information Homoa-Apta. to aharo St ed is all about. One person trading an item no longer needed days, ^ruce Street Mobil, preferred. Good hourly rotary electric brand new, $25.00. Call 64^ colored, part beagle. Call wage. Excellent benefit Please call 644-1161 after 5 Guaranteed! 640-8467. mimeograph machine. 643- call 1-237-8858. EHO. Andover Dog Warden, 742- 220 Spruce Street, p.m. 1427. Manchester. pacxage. Apply in person 9511. ROOMATE WANTED- To for cash, while another trades cash for just the item needed or 7194. A TWO FAMILY ------Building Contracting 33 ONE MONTH Free Rent - share two bedroom flat at: Al Sieffert^s, 445 Hart­ GOVERNMENT JOBS - ford Road, Manchester, THAT LOOKS LIKE A COLONIAL - - USED/OLDER Residen­ OLDER STOVE, 40 inches Two bedrooms, m baths, starting February 1st. $165 wanted. CLERK TYPIST - Small Immediate openings, long. $75.00. Telephone 646- wail to wall carpeting, □ EMPLOYMENT bush sales marketing of­ Conn. See Mr. Al Sleffert. overseas and domesuc. IS AS c l e a n a s a w h is t l e - - LEON CIESZVNSKI tial or small commercial plus utilities. 646-2907 fice in Vernon is looking $20,000 to $50,000 plus a BUILDER. New homes, metal and glass appUances, parking. Call evenings. GOVERNMENT JOBS - AND RENTS FOR *11,220** ANNUALLYII additions, remodeling, rec 647-0391. fo r bright, mature year. Call (312) Nl-7053 enhouse. Will disman- ONE SEH* used tire chains A n d how is all this done? A ll it takes is a pen and paper Holp Wanted 13 experience individual for Various positions available Ext. 2340A. DETAILS: JIM Db ROCCO rooms, garages, kiudiens through local government with 18 extra cross chains, VERNON - Six rooms, various office duties. Good remodelM, ceilings, bath □ AUTOMOTIVE to write down the ad you'd like to run. a phone call to one RN’S - LPN's - Full and typing a must. 871-0401. a:;encies. $20,0(W to $M,000 WAITRESSES - After- BELFIORE, REALTORS tile, dormers, roofing. SOFA AND Love chair, $12.00. Telephone 643-1634. storage rooim porch. With paft time positions potential. Cali .(refun­ noons and weekends, ^ p ly Residential or commer­ like new. $250 firm. heat. $400. Convenient to autoa For Sale 81 available. We are offering dable) l-(619)-569-8304 in person - LaStrada West, 431 Main St. 647-1413 cial. 6494291. , A STEAL at only $10.00. HarUord. CaU 14554212. of our friendly Ad-Visors, and the appearance of the ad in our Telephone 646-5669. Brand new Delco AM car employment Monday - WE ARE LOOKING for Dept. 273 for your 1983 471 Hartford Road, 1979 FORD GRANADA - 6 directory. 24 hours. Manchester. FARRAND radio, jsush button. Phone MANCHESTER - Three paper. Friday with an extensive poiisitions in snack bar^ con- MANCHESTER - Four bedroom CHILDS CRIB - Maplelaple cyl., automatic, air- benefit package and com­ trcrol desk and janitors. REMODELING - Cabinets, ..finish,$100. like new. 6 4 9 4 ^ . bedroom duplex rent and conditioning, 27,000 miles. SECRETARY - Shorthand PART "HME - WENDY'S Dutch Colonial on almost three acres of Roofing, Gutters, Room clean. No pets. $475. ERA petitive salaries OR Satur­ Hours are evening and Including inner spring, Blanchard and Rossetto, Superb car! Many extras! day's and Sunday's at an weekends. Only serious or speedwriting/typlst Old Fashioned Ham­ land. Small fresh water pond. Has a Additions, Decks, all types mattress and side pad. Call CR78-I4 STEEL BELTED $4(95. 644-2942. needed for Ad Agency. burgers on 260 Broad radial white wall tire and People of all ages and walks of life read the classified pages extremely high hourly and hard workers need Must be self-motivateO. garage plus workshop. Solid Value. of Remodeling and 643-7545. — TftifflTTIFm f f i lHEgrEn , ( W c t l c J l------rate. Call Crestfield Con­ apply. If interested state Street, Manchester, is now Repairs. FREE rim, brand new. $45.00. Willing to learn. (^11 Judy, hiring help for the lunch Telephone 647-9614. NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE every day. Your ad is sure to be seen by just the right person valescent Home/Fenwood position and apply to 646-2^. Estimates. Fully insured. In accordance with the provtaiona ol Chapter S. Section 1 and 9 ol the Manor in Manchester at Manager, Parkade Lanes, shift. Excellent pay and Telephone 643-M17.______Town Charter, noUce la hereby given ol Uie adopUon by the Board ol benefits. Homemakers are Froo Ada COOKlNG-HEA'nNG two 643-5151 Monday - Friday, Parkade Shojoping Center. FULL TIME Salesman - Wdverton Agency CtoasMacf < Dlrecton ol the Town ol Manchefter, ConnecUcut, on Janviacy 2S. 1983. and before you know it, you've made the trade. Sam - 3pm. No phone cails. encouraged to apply. Apply TTMOTHY J. Connelly - burner kerosene stove, not ORDINANCE appliance, T.V. Sales. Must in person to Manager, Mon­ 649-281< Total building and im­ EIGHT MM movie film vented. CaU 643-7534 after 5 have experience. Excellent day - Friday, 3-51-5 p.m. m p.m. $45.00. BE IT ORDAINED by the Board ol Directora ol Uie Town ol wage„ and benefits. Cali - for jr p f provement services in­ viewer editor slicer, never Manchefter that Uie ordinance to purchaae by Uie Town ol Mancbeiter KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE' by Larry Wright interview between 12 and ^ cluding but not limited to used, manual operation. Iroiti Heritage Savtnga and Loan AaaoclaUoa, lor the aum ol 835,000 tba You've got the tools. Place your low-cost ad today. 7 . ^ MANCHE8TBII- Charming 2 kitchens, bathrooms, ad­ $35.00. Telephone 646-2190. VACUUM WITH all at- premiaea known aa 93 Cottage SUeet, Mancheater, ConnecUcut which Knit ’ ask for Valerie. 647- VE MONEY ON tacbments, great condi­ CLEANING PRODUCTS bedroom home with finished rec room, ditions. garages, r o o f ^ ordinance was passed by satd Board on January It, 1983 be amended by and siding, door and win­ FOR SALE - Class I trailer tion. ' one piece broken. subatltuUng therefore tile foUowlog: . ^ _ by using ammonia, dililted lovely treed lot and convenient to shop­ dow replacement, Asking ^.1)0. Telephone HE IT ORDAINED by the Board ol Directora of Uie Town ol or camper bitch, $35.00. in Baoi to he strength ping and schools. Price: $63,900. remodeling, renovations Telephone 6 4 9 ^ . 74^7i76. Mancheater Uiat the Town at Manchester purchase from Heritage MMIm BoI Tm recommended on the bot­ and new construction. 040- Saving and Loan Asaoelatlon, Incorporated for Um aum of 136.000 Uie 643-2711 DESK - Unfinished, good Down? tle, for washing wails and 1379.______SIX HORSE POWER followlnc dMcribsd Isnd: MUg,M0iill windows. Bring extra Briggs and Stratton verti- condition. $29.00. That certain piece or parcel of land siluated oo the easterty side of Full directions for knit­ ZMSSERA6ENCY SKAPARAS HOME Telephone 6494801. Cottage Street in Uie Town of Manchester, County of Hartford and SUte ting this cable sweater Earn good SSS M «int money into your home by Remodeling - All types of cle cylinder engine, runs, of CoonecUcut, known aa No. 53 Cottage Sheet and bounded and 750 Main S t ManohBatar Jtiifot For Sale SI Autoa For Salo SI Autos For Sale 61 are included in the Free AvonI M l S3S-S401, selling no-longer-needed additions, interiorand good for woodsplltter. GUITAR, Acoustic, good •r27S-SS41 645-1811 exterior, repair work. $40.00. Phone BiU. N o S ? llf,S .V * " °^ land now or formerly of Maurice P. CorrenU and ...... •••••••••••••••••••••••• Pattern Section of the ’ items with a low-cost ad in condition, new strings. EdIUi H. CorrentL one hundred sixty-llve and fifteen DATSUN 1979 210 - 5 door ALBUM. It's filled with Classified. estimates. Reasonable $80.00. Call 649-1326. knit, crochet and embroi- . fiLASTAfJBURV rates. CaU Joe. 909-7572. PRESTO PORTABLE hair oueJiuodredlbs (185.19) feet; KPOSSCSSIONS wagon. 4 speed. Regular EASTERLY By land now or formerly of Devld L. Farley, one hundred dery designs from which Attractive 10 room Raltsd Ranch on dryer, u s^ twice, $12.00. gas. 44,000 miles. ROBERT E . JARVIS Telephone 6434238. ANTIQUE OAK Rocker twenty-three and twenty-five one-hundredUia (U9.15) FO R S A L E 1972 CUTLASS Excellent condition. $3,175. to choose your'patterns; CELEBRITY CIPHER dealrabla Mlnnaohaug Mountain. Building and Remodeling with inlay, needs feet; 1979 Oldsmoblle OLDSMOBILE station 232-8096. and a Bonus Coupon. CMMIy CIpiMr oiyptosram m otmM tram quottSoM by iHMia pMVto. paM Exceptional living room and family SOUTHERLY By Oak Street, one hundred aUty-alx and UUrty one- ■ndribu nt.toobUmrmiHaciiimriunaalennomr. TodtyncluKNnqutIta. Speciaflst. Interior anS FOR SALE - Three 14x7 refinishlng, stiinly condi­ hundredths (115.10) feet; ind Cutlass, excellent wagon, one owner, power The Needlework Album ' room, e badrooma, 3 batba, country exterior renovating, aluminum dish mags, good tion, a steal at $sii.00. Call WESTERLY By Cottage Street, one hundred twenty-aix and eighteen cond. $5000. steering, AM-FM radio, 'TOYOTA CEUCA 1976 GT is $3.00 a copy. kltohan, large deck, 2 (Iraplaoaa plua residential and commer­ condition. All three for 6464453 after 5 p.m.' oneJiuodredUu (U 5.ll) feet. 1975 Chevy Monza bums regular gas, recently - 5 speed. Mint condition. T$ 6rd6r, sbdiI $3.00, Inclsilii ' “XZQQTL OML ZO IRL HLEZWQ ZV more. Aaking 51 SB,(XX). cial, additions, garages, $60.00. CaU 5684183. Bring the same pre miaea daacrihad In a dsad from WiUlam A. Sac|)erek $1100 tuned. Excellent heater, 61,006 miles. $2,750. CaU pottigi and handlinf. ; rpo(ing JflJIng, Doga-RIrda-Rola 43 and hUry A. Sachtrak to Herilafe Savings and Loan Aaaoriatlon, Incor- CB radio and antenna in­ 561-3383. ANNE CABOT kitcnens, bathrooms, ••••••••••••••••••••••*• poratad herein dated October 3, 1579 and recorded October 4, 1979 to 1979 Ford Courier cluded. $800 or best offer. TZPL AHLV IRL WYTC OTZX IRZVM MUSIC ZIEDJIAN Avedis Pick-up, 4 Mancheeter Harald • • -W im n E. Howlmd, Ino m U c e m ^ windows aid FREE FRISKIE male Volume 710, Page H of the Mancheater Land Records. Phone 649-7761. TOYOTA SUPRA, 1979. ■M MAIN BT. MS-11M doors. 64$<7U.______20" ride cymbol with This ordinance la being amended for the puipoee of correcUng the name cyl. $3300. 1150 Ayr. of Anttrleas stand, $75.00. CaU 649-7983 kitten, six months old. CaU of the Orantor and the decacripUon of Uie land to be conveyed. 75,000 highway miles. Im­ Ntw Yerli, N.Y. 10016 ONWBI WYL'Q PZMBEL ZQ IRL DESIGN KITCHENS by after 4 p.m. 1978 Chrysler LaBaron FO R SALE - 1971 maculate condition. $5,995. Frhit Niim, Adtfrttt with ZIP • ••••••••••••••••••• Thta Ordinance ahaU take effect irii (10) days alter MUa publication In CODE, m i nitmliir. IMMEDIATE OOCUFANCY J.P.. Lewis Cablgets, UiU newapapur provided that within ten (10) days alter Uita l»*l^U on $2950. Volkswagen Beetle. New Telephone 646-6171. 8ROYBL WP MLIIZYM Zl NOSV.” — Manchefter: Ininucsbte uid conveiiinUy locatad, 4 NEW 19”x35‘‘ vanity top, ri UiU OrSaanoi a pettUoo signed not le u than five (5) percent ol Ite 1970 Ford Thunderbird battery, needs work. $500 BOOM At $3.25 tACh badroom capa. 2 badnoma dom . larga flraplacad Uvinf RENTALS $-12f-00U$>0ld m i New. rftw white and gold. $20.M). Cali electori ol the Town, u driomlned from the Uteri oftlcUU lUU of the $700 or best offer. Gall 649-6646. te ir t it thtM; how t« mikt thtm. room. Equlppad Uldioa, 1 badrooma up, dao. baUi. Naw 6434607. •••••••••••I •••••••••••• Regiitrars of Voinra, has nri h im filed with the Town Gerk reqiwsUng Tnielri tor Solo 62 LTZFONLIR lOCTWE baatini ayatam. Porch, ona car garaga. Owntr The above can be 6-130 - REEF5AKE QUILTS. M Noams for floNt f t lU relerence to a Rttelnl Town tUcUon. CARS $100! Trucks $75! bIm s B m i AfpiiauBtf PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Whan I was a boy, I was told anybody Iranaferred - cooaldar oHan - Aakug NP.no' Stephen T. Caauao seen at SMB Available at local gov't 6-131-HEIBlOOM iANDIW0M-2Q BOYS SIZE 7 Bauers 818 Main t t FORD 1977 CURRIER couM bacoma preaklant. Now I'm baginning to ballava It.” — bockegr dcates, new with TWO ROOMS - Private en­ SecrriaiT sales. CaU (refundable) PICKUP • 4 cylinder, 5 typti Af MtOlr.Arh tkllli. Claranca Darrow Board of OInclori (312 ) 931-5337 Ext. 2340B Q-132->T0 Or.E tr KEEP-40 IM - Lombardo & Assodatos hardwood and Tuuk blades, original price trances. Ladies $30. Mens M wfhfiittr. OonoeetkMt Ml UffHUjt!* speed. stereo. C ^ . dltwtrfc HtRU to MAki. 1 $30. Fur coat, dressei, tor your directory on how Excellent condition. |l,87o. CttS9byNSA^ . TMHag U 9 Fat > TMD« • ItasbyNgAlno. W NOW IN STOCK. f«.aW form.W .oin6l$- Dated at Manchaater, Cenaeeticut UiU Mlh day of January, 1903 four door, V8. 27,000 miles. Q-133-C6AFTS-66 potto Of QBldl- 6494003 96U. M l. W on ■Oita, slacks, etc. 64M469. CaU 647-1407. to purchase. 24 hours. 232-8096. to-mako Itomi.