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i - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Feb. 8, 1986 Richard W. Cosgrove, Publisher Douglas A. Bevins. Managing Editor Defense Department lifts General Dynamics ban James P. Sacks, City Editor builds missile and attack subma­ we’re pleased to do business with.” OPINION By Richard C. Gross defrauding the Army of $3.2 Company Chairman Stanley rines, F-16 fighters, M-1 tanks, United Press International million on a $39 million contract to Company Chairman Stanley Pace, who build two prototypes of the Sgt, cruise missiles and other military Pace, who negotiated the agree­ York anti-a^M ft gun. hardware. The scope of the com­ ment with Pyatt, said in a negotiated the agreement with Pyatt, said in WASHINGTON — The Defense pany’s weapons programs has statement the firm is “gratified Department lifted its suspension Although indictment in­ a statement the firm is “gratified that...we volved the company’s Pomona, made the Pentagon dependent on that...we are now in a position to against the General Dynamics the giant contractor. move ahead on our many vital Cuomo’s sharp tongue keeps things interesting Corp. Friday and agreed to give Calif., division the suspension are now in a position to move ahead on our affected all of the firm’s facilities By exempting the company from defense production programs." He the giant defense contractor am­ any future suspensions for past expressed assurances the com­ many vital defense production programs.’ of high tension, that sort of knife-wielding rhetoric nesty for any past mistakes. and prompted Sen. John Chafee, Most politicians like to portray themselves as R-R.I., to urge that the submarine­ practices, the Pentagon virtually pany will comply with the Mario Cuomo is certainly not the average might inflict deep gashes on the body politic. “We believe there has been a gave up any leverage it might be agreement. gentle souls, downright fond of their opponents major reformation,” Assistant building Electric Boat Division in “The Navy has concluded, as a suspension, Pyatt said General conaervative's cup of tea. and the odds in favor of Quonset, R.I.. and Groton, Conn., able to exert if it found that Pyatt told reporters the suspen­ and anxious only to keep them from stumbling Navy Secretary Everett Pyatt sion was iifted “after agreement result of these actions by the Dynamics also agreed to: his becoming president of the United States are 'THANKS TO the national prosperity thM has be exempted. The division em­ General Dynamics owed it money • Establish a $50 million escrow deeper into error. said. “Why suspend? It’s past because of previous maipractices. was reached on a series of steps to company, that the problems in-' not all that great. But he is at least a consistently swelled the tax.revenues of many states, ^ om o is history." ploys 9,400 people. volved in the indictment have been account to cover potential liabili­ Interesting, even stimulating, public figure. W illiam Pyatt said the decision to lift the Pyatt said “10 or 15 investiga­ be taken by the corporation and the CUOMO, HOWEVER, has confessed to real skill one of a number of governors of both parties As part of the agreement that establishment of an ongoing rela­ satisfactorily addressed and has, ties resulting from the Pomona There are two principal reasons for this. One is (Thomas Kean. Republican of New Jersey, is suspension, which was approved tions” of company practices still indictment and other ongoing in kidney-punching,and boasted of being the one ended the ban against giving were under way. tionship within which the Navy wili accordingly, agreed to terminate that he simply cannot resist commenting on any Rusher another; Michael Dukakis, Democrat of General Dynamics any new con­ by Defense Secretary Caspar the suspension of General Dynam­ investigations. who urged Geraldine Ferraro to question the Weinberger, did not result frtfm Pyatt denied suggestions the continuously monitor General Dy­ person, subject, or event, however trivial, that Massachusetts, a third) who stand to benefit tracts, the company will reim­ namics’ activities and also review ics that was imposed in connection • Government monitoring and sincerity of President Reagan’s Christian political pressure. suspension was lifted and the monthly reporting on more than M annoys him. politically, and New Yorkers are expected to re­ burse the government $500,000 for amnesty agreed to because of the the circumstances involved in any with the indictment,” Pyatt said. principles during the 19M campaign. administrative costs incurred dur­ General Dynamics ranked as the “It is the Navy’s belief that the major corporate actions that will Your average cautious politician would be It was in his own speech to the Democratic elect him this fall by a handsome margin. nation’s No. 1 defense contractor company’s major involvement in future indictments that may arise delighted if he never had to say anything at all. ing the two-month suspension from current investigations of the corrective actions undertaken by be sustained over a five- year convention in San Francisco that year that Cuomo Then It will be on to 1988, and a bid for the during 1985 with about $7 billion weapons building. period of the agreement. Cuomo, on the other hand, is compulsively driven presidency. Cuomo has already foreshadowed nis period, Pyatt said. “If they don’t live up to the company.” the company also effectively ad­ abortion; Cuomo taking a columnist to task for thrilled the delegates, but shocked cooler-headed The giant St. Louis-based con­ worth of business, according to dresses shortcomings in General • Not to charge the costs to the to take public issue with anyone, from a columnist decision on whether to make one, and his unofficial figures. agreement, we’ll suspend them government for developing and alleged ethnic bias against Italian-Americans; observers, with the ferocity of his onslaught on tractor was suspended Dec. 3 again,” he said. “Our total ratio­ THE NAVY ACTS as the execu­ Dynamics that may be involved in to an archbishop, who criticizes him or even Mr. Reagan. The president’s vision of America as .underlying rationale was revealing. Annoyed by because of a federal indictment other indictments,” he said. initiating a detailed contract com­ presumes to disagree with him. One shrewd New Cuomo sharply denying there is any criminal A MAJOR INVESTOR in the nale is to at the firm as a tive agent for the Pentagon in a “shining city on a hill” was wrong, he charged. journalistic speculation over whether an Italian- charging the firm and four of its presently responsible firm that contracts with the company. ■ As a price for lifting the pliance program York politico has privately nicknamed him "Old organization called the Mafia — none of these American could run well outside the Northeast, present and former officers with weapons business, the company disputes was necessary, let alone politically On the contrary, it Was “more ’A Tale of Two Motor-Mouth” in fond recognition of this Cities,’’’ in one of which “millionaires” got “tax Cuomo allowed that he might just have to run for weakness. helpful, but the media lapped them all up. A keen and restless intellect can be as dangerbus in a breaks,” while in the other a mother was “denied president to prove the doubters wrong. the help she needed to feed her children.” Not to implement new policies, you understand, WHATEVER THICKETS of unnecessary and politician as a loaded gun in a baby’s hand. or even simply to serve the country, but for a more Colt session breaks off The second reason for Cuomo’s consistently In contemporary America, such prose nnerely Connecticut damaging controversy this bad habit has led him congenial cause much nearer home; To make a high interest-rating is his aggressive political sounds overheated, albeit viscerally exciting: but into, the media are understandably grateful for it. in a hungry or poverty-stricken nation, or in times liar out of somebody. Cuomo debating Archbishop John O’Connor on style. In Brief after rejection of offer

Crash slows train service By Paul A. Basken Most of the meeting was spent discussing United Press International the union’s request for employee health HutMe NORWALK — A Metro-North commuter train Nursing homes get struck two vehicles stopped on the tracks Friday insurance records, which Wheeler said the morning, injuring one motorist and disrupting HARTFORD — The first negotiation union needs in order to pay premiums for rail service on the Danbury line, authorities said. session in a two-week strike by 1.100 workers striking workers whose coverage was The cars were at the end of a line of vehicles against Colt Industries’ Firearms Division terminated by the company. back in feds’ iine waiting for a traffic light to change when the broke off Friday after the company The union also said it wants cost-of-living southbound train out of Danbury approached the summarily rejected a new contract offer by wage increases of 30 cents per hour in each New Canaan Avenue crossing in the South the union. of the first two years and 35 cents per hour in Norwalk section of Norwalk, Metro-North said. The meeting, arranged by a federal the third year. The. company wants, to WASHING­ eliminate any cost-of-living benefits, he 8 TON — As The slow-moving, single-car train went into an mediator seeking to end the strike at the 8 maker of the Colt .45 handgun and the M-16 said. fairly constant emergency stop, but could not avert the collision at 8:21 a m., said Metro-North spokesman Tito rifle, ended after about I'A hours, Phil Talks between Colt and the union, which critics of the Davila, The train had left Danbury at 7:32 a m., Wheeler, president of Local 376 of the United represents striking workers at plants in Jack Hartford and West Hartford, broke down federal bu­ he said. Auto Workers, said Friday. reaucracy’s Jorge Santos of Bridgeport remained in his car “The parties are far apart at this point,” Jan. 17. Workers have been without a manifest Anderson and suffered cuts and bruises which police said the mediator, Thomas J. Carroll. contract since April 1985. shortcomings, described as minor. Santos was taken for The union, which had been seeking a While Colt is willing to meet with the we’re pleased treatment to Norwalk Hospital, Davila said. three-year contract with an 8 percent raise union, it has hired about 125 replacement Police said the driver of the second car, Maria in each year, offered to accept a first-year workers and has been using non-striking to be able to union members to meet production sche­ report that Tereglia of Norwalk, abandoned her vehicle when increase of 7.5 percent, Wheeler said. the train approached and was a safe distance "The company, without even taking a dules, said Richard S. Reibeling, vice sometimes the break to consider it, said, 'It does nothing for president for personnel. system works — even though biggest criminal contempt fine j away when the impact occurred. The average car Mone of the passengers or crew aboard the us, we’re not interested,”’ Wheeler said. Reibeling also said the company has officials at the top may not have in U.S. history. Marc Rich . Colt has offered the union a three-year received 1,200 job applications. himself, the principal stock- ! train were injured, and the train was not has 2.47 defects. been aware that it was working. damaged, Davila said. contract with no raise in the first year and 4 Wheeler said despite Reibeling’s claim So far, we’ve found Last month we reported that holder and chairman of the ; Passengers were bused to the South Norwalk percent raises in each of the two following the union is confident the company will not Health and Human Services board, remains a fugitive from ; station for a connection with a main line train and years. be able to hire enough qualified workers. UPl photo two of yours — the investigators had compiled a list U.S. justice. normal service was restored on the Danbury line The company made no counter-offer at the “The kind of people that are willing to go Having pleaded guilty in Oc- ; with the scheduled 10:48 a.m. train, he said meeting. Wheeler said. through a picket line are the kind of people engine and the of 44 nursing homes across the that the company won’t hire,” he said. On the ball country with “chronic substand­ tober 1984 to 38 felony counts of ; Wheeler said about two minutes of the warranty. meeting was spent discussing the union The union has assigned 25 union members New York City Mayor Ed Koch takes a snowball break ard conditions.” When we asked tax dodging, and paid fines ; to walk picket lines each day at the two ‘Hail Mary’ draws protests contract offer. “Their attitude hasn’t Friday from criticism of the Gramm-Rudman budget- the enforcement chief of the totaling $171 million, the com- ; changed one bit. Their goal, like we said, has plants, Wheeler said. “The attitude’s good, federal agency that supervises pany wants to resume operations NORWALK — Dozens of protesters plan to been to try to break the union.” Wheeler the morale’s good,” he said. reduction bill during a Grade Mansion press conference. Medicare-funded nursing homes in this country. So it hired Gray & picket a movie theater later this month, claiming said. Two men, a striking union member and a Friday's storm hit the city before moving into Open Forum about the faulty 44, he told us: Co. a French film based on tbe life of the Virgin Mary He did not set a new date and said he will non-union employee, were arrested Thurs­ Connecticut. Koch said the budget bill will make things An executive of the public mocks their religious beliefs, a spokesman said day by West Hartford police after a shoving “We’re waiting to see that list. keep in contact with both sides by phone to “far, far, far, far worse" for local governments. F We’re going to chase them all relations firm declined to discuss ' Friday. get the negotiations moving. incident on the picket line. F the matter, referring us t o ' “We very much look at this as an insult to all down.” Christiefns. especially Catholics, who hold the after the Civil War. Boys State, the Oratorical Con­ Possibly inspired by our inter­ documents filed with the Justice National holiday ties of Gen. Washington. test, and American Legion Base­ Mother of God with great reverence.” said Samuel Fraunces, a wealthy From Africas Gift to America est in the subject, the oversight Department, required of all Bernard McGuinness, deputy grand knight of the by J.A. Rogers and Inner City ball are provided for our youth. had black roots black caterer and owner of The volunteers who come agency, the Health Care Financ­ lobbyists. These filings are sup­ Norwalk chapter of the Knights of Columbus. France’s tavern hosted the vic­ Bicentennial Booklet 1776-1976 ing Administration, instituted a posed to “describe fully” what McGuinness said the Knights of Columbus, the O’Neill favors by John E. Rogers. forward and lend their talents to To the Editor; tory party in Philadelphis, Pa., all of our programs are commen­ “priority review” of the 44 the lobbyist has been hired to do.' Ancient Order of Hibernians and the Catholic War of the Continental forces after dable. They make the American nursing homes, which had been but our associate Tony Capaccio ■ Veterans will picket the SoNo Cimema if it forcing surrender of British Thomas L. Stringfellow found them frustratingly vague. screens “Hail Mary,” a film condemned by Pope longer phase-in E ’s birthday 183 Hillstown Road Legion work so that we who fingered by HHS Inspector Gen­ E will be honored on Feb. 17,1986. troops at Yorktown, Va., in 1781. eral Richard Kusserow. Justice officials agreed. “They John Paul II and the U.S. Catholic Conference, belong have a decent place to "There arg times when an insult to your beliefs Many Americans admired the Phoebe Fraunces saved Mr. come to and be part of. The results of the expedited (Gray) told us that the filing was heroic sacrifices of this man, Washington’s life by warning becomes so great that you can’t stand by and You For God and Country, we the review were, frankly, astonish­ vague because Mr. Rich was. ignore it. You have to stand up and let the world of nuke costs during the Revolutionary War. him not to eat his food, which was Post 102 seeks American Legionnaires asso­ ing. An enforcement official told vague about what it wanted Gray. Mr. Washington became the first poisoned by her lover Thomas know your beliefs. We consider this to be in that ciate ourselves to inculate a our reporters Tony Capaccio and to do,” explained department catagory.” McGuinness said. HARTFORD (AP) — Gov. William A. O’Neill said president of the United States. Hickey. new generation sense of individual obligation to Jenny Cunningham that in 40 of spokesman.John Russell. Friday he favors a five-year phasing in of higher costs Are Cordially Invited Several black Americans who Mary Simpson, a black groc­ the community, state and nation, of the Millstone 3 nuclear plant even if it means higher ery store owner, who lived on To the Editor: the cases, the operators cited or In a more recent filing. Gray aided General Washington re­ and to promote peace and good the nursing homes’ new owners disclosed that it had been paid Fargo arrest called Illegal prices for ratepayers over the long run. spected the latter in various in New York City, is "It’s like a mortgage,” O’Neill said. "If you pay off The Dilworth-Cornell-Quey will on earth. had already cleared up the $144,956.88 by Rich for the 10 . HARTFORD — An attorney for one of 13 ways. Black Continental army credited as the first person to defendants in the $7 million Wells Fargo robbery your home mortgage in 10 years, it’s cheaper than To Attend veterans fought in some major start celebrating the President’s Post 102 of the American Legion deficiencies that had putthem on weeks up to Nov. 10. But the filing, paying it off in 20. However, if you can’t make the has been a part of the town of Robert J. Arson Kusserow’s list in the first place. detailed only $2,585.95 of work, argued Friday that his client’s incarceration in battles with General Washington birthday publicly. Ms. Simpson Historian, Post 102 Mexico was illegal and may destroy the (higher) monthly payments for 10 years, then you pay after he rescinded an order baked a cake and put a picture of Manchester since 1924. The post described this way; “Distrib­ it off in 20 instead.” was born out of the veterans of government’s case against her. A Victorian barring blacks from military in the first U.S. president in her IN FACT, they had cleaned up uted press releases to the finan­ Luz Berrios Berios was detained for three days O’Neill had favored the longer phase-in in 1985, but December 1775. On Oct. 4, 1775. store window. She invited friends WW I. WW II came along and their act before the inspector cial media and corresponded in Mexico after having been seized at gunpoint the Republican-controlled General Assembly opted Lord Dunmore of Virginia wrote to join her in celebration. added some more members to its general’s list was even compiled. with U.S. government officials along with her children from her residence in for a three-to 10-year phase-in. When Northeast Valentines Day Ball! An excerpt from a letter from ranks. Letters policy Kusserow’s investigators, it and journalists.” Included in the Quernavaca. Mexico, Hartford attorney Jacob Utilities, the principle owner of Millstone, filed for a decree promising freedom to higher rates late last year with the Department of black slaves if they joined Mr. Washington to a friend, In the early years, the vete­ The Manchester Herald wel­ turned out, had been working detailed charges were $37.49 for; Wieselman said. states “There is not a man living, rans met in the State Armory on She was then turned over to U.S. authorities on Public Utiity Control, it asked for the minimum British forces. Many blacks comes original letters to the from computerized files that postage, $1,019.53 for telephone three-year phase-in to begin recovering its costs for To Benefit The Restoration became as soldiers pilots guer­ sincerely, as I do to see a plan Main Street. During the late were the latest available — but calls, $171.46 for messenger a commerical airliner bound for Miami, Fla. 1940s Post 102 moved to its new editor. the $3.8 billion plant rillas and sailors for the British. adopted for the gradual abolition Letters should be brief and to stopped in mid-1985. service and $266.47 for where she was officially placed in custody. home at 20 Leonard Street. Now Wieselman asked U.S. District Judge T. But Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, R-Manchester, said of Cheney Hall General Washington praised of it (slavery) .” President Tho­ the point. They should be typed Ko Kusserow’s draft report translations. O’Neill should leave the phase-in decision up to the black friends in time of war such mas Jefferson wrote a law it is at 20 American Legion Emmet Claire to order the government to turn or neatly handwritten, and, for was correct but outdated when it over all documents relating to the “abhorent DPUC. "That’s what they’re there for. If I were on the as , John Jacklin, prohibiting the importation of Drive. DPUC, I would consider (O’Neill’s bringing the issue slaves to the United States which Many of the ranks of WW I & ease in editing, should be double­ said; “We have identified 44 Wheeling and dealing conduct of the U.S. government.” Friday, February 14, 1986 Phyllis Wheatley and Samuel spaced. Letters must be signed skilled nursing facilities that Berrios and her two children were “kidnapped up again) a slap in the face. Fraunces, and his daughter took effect on Jan. 1, 1808. WW II are decreasing due to Several years ago we test- "We have given the DPUC all the tools they need, However, smuggling of slaves members passing on. We now with name, address and daytime display strong indications of drove a radical new wheelchair at the request of the U.S. government,” Phoebe. Mr. Lee was the servant telephone number (for chronic substandard Wieselman charged. Zinsser said. “What we did last year was the to Gen. Washington from 1775- continued until 1859 when the last look toward our Korean and handmade by Ralf Hotchkiss, a responsible thing.” Vito’s Birch Mountain Inn slave ship Clothide sailed into Vietnam veterans to help swell verification). conditions.” Assistant U.S. Attorney Albert S. Dabroski said 1781. paraplegic who headed Ralph the U.S. government had no control over the The governor included the five-year plan in his 1986 Phyllis Wheatley, young ex­ Mobile bay, Alabama. the ranks and keep the American The Herald reserves the right As for the enforcement chief Nader’s Center for Concerned' legislative package, reieased this week, coupled with we queried, Philip Nathanson, he actions of Mexican authorities in connection with 60 Villa Louise Road, Bolton, CT. slave poeters wrote an ode in The Thirteenth Amendment Legion alive. Many worthwhile to edit letters in the interests of Engineering. The vehicle hopped a bill requiring that interest costs for the plant be and successful programs such as had no way of knowing the status the case. regards to the leadership quali- abolished slavery forever in 1865 brevity, clarity and taste. curbs, went over rocks and shared equally by NU shareholders and ratepayers. of the 44 nursing homes until he O’Neill had not supported the 50-50 sharing last year. generally handled terrain too; had been given the list and was His action was applauded by Reps. Mary M, rough for all but the most- Welcker says SBA will live Commentary able to query the regional offices Mushinsky, D-Wallingford, and Miles S. Rapoport, Cocktails at 7:00 p.m. expensive wheelchairs. responsible. The Small Business Administration will D-West Hartford, who said, in a joint statement that Determined to make the diaira survive as an independent federal agency, Tom Morford, an official of the O’Neill “has heard the ratepayers’ call. This year’s Dinner at 8:00 p.m. producible in poor countries despite President Reagan’s call to abolish it. Sen. support by Governor O’Neill will make a big Health Care Financing Adminis­ Lowell P. Weicker Jr.. R-Conn., said Friday. difference in the fate of this proposal.” tration. when asked about the where the disabled lurch around, on crutches or even have to But Weicker, chairman of the Senate Small The House last year voted down the five-year Dancing to Burt Mason Band until 1:00 a.m. Honor occupies Congress all the time review process, said: “This crawl, Hotchkiss has been work-', Business Committee, said some SBA programs phase-in plan on a 79-71 vote. The 50-50 sharing bill was program is working. Given the likely will be cut as part of Congress’s effort to Gramm-Rudman deficit-reduction plan Orchestra, and Nov. 30 was designated ing for five years in Third World defeated 80-68. Bv Lawrence L. Knutson National Mark Twain Day. number of homes we are respon­ reduce the federal deficit. aimed at eliminating the federal budget sible for, we do a very good job. countries under grants fron> Reagan recommended abolishing the SBA last Congress renamed hiking trails and airport Appropriate Technology Inter-^ WASHINGTON — What do Vietnam deficit by 1991. And not just when Jack Anderson year, but Weicker worked out an agreement with Black Tie Optional control towers. It renamed federal office national, a non-profit group in the administration that accepted deep cuts in the Rowland to join Veterans, George and Ira Gershwin, Mark buildings in several cities to honor, among calls. We are responsive at all Twain, myasthenia gravis, Polish- OF THOSE 240 LAWS, at least 107 were Washin^on, D.C. agency but maintained its independence. others, former Rep. John Byrnes, R-Wis., in times.” “To those of us who have tracked the record of Americans and the federal building in Green dedicated to such matters as naming federal Well, OK, though we’d like to And he has succeeded. He Donations - $50.00 Per Person Green Bay, and former Sen. Wallace F. developed a production mode) this administration, the proposal for SBA should Vietnam mission Bay, Wis., have in common? office buildings, honoring worthy Americans think we at least encouraged and setting aside various days, weeks and Bennett, R-Utah, in Salt Lake City. that can be built from readily come as no surprise,” Weicker said in a speech to Answer: They were all saluted, commemo­ their enthusiasm. directors of the Small Business Institute in WASHINGTON (UPI) - Rep. John G. Rowland, rated, condemned, hailed, renamed or months to herald achievement, remember available materials — by local Washington. R-Conn.. will travel to Vietnam next week as part of a anniversaries and give attention to worthy WOR’THY GROUPS GOT special notice: workers — in such diverse task force seeking information about nearly 2,500 otherwise taken note of by Congress last year, There was Women’s History week in March, Lucrative lobbying Deadline for Reservations and in many cases honored or singled out by causes and worthy groups. nations as Costa Rica, tlid Americans still unaccounted for since the war. Congress also took time to praise famous followed by Older Worker’s Week. Jewish There’s no scalawag so odorif­ Philippines and Malawi. He ha$ Body found In Bridgeport Rowland will join a 10-member delegation headed special days, weeks, months or even entire Heritage Week in April was followed by a men and women; erous that a Washington lobbyist help^ set up 12 small factorie$ BRIDGEPORT — The body of a 18-year-oId by Rep. Gerald B.H. Solomon, R-N.Y., which is years. special week for crime victims. Correctional scheduled to meet with top government officials from Wednesday, February 12th, 3:00 p.m. All were specially designated by laws, Gold medals were ordered struck to honor won’t represent him — and take in Latin America. The cost per woman was found on the floor of her apartment in the work of popular song composers George officers were put on the congressional large quantities of his money to wheelchair is about $200, includ­ a low-income housing project, making her the Vietnam, Laos and Thailand, a spokesman said adopted by the House and Senate and signed calendar for a week in May, which was also Friday. by the president, along with measures and Ira Gershwin. do it. ing $60 to $100 worth of materialsi city’s third homicide of the year, police said. the official month for older Americans. But All three slayings have occurred at Father The group will leave Tuesday for Hanoi and return concerning such groups or matters as May 6 was set aside to honor Dr. JonasSalk, Last September, Gray & Co., The factories have been coik Feb. 18 after pressing for more information on the discoverer of the vaccine for polio; June 12 the Vietnam Veterans got just one day, May 7. one of the capital’s best- structed for as little as $10,000.; Panik Village, a 45-year-old, federally supported For Further Infomation Contact: American women, older workers, fair housing complex on Bridgeport’s east side. The fates of Americans believed to have been prisoners of was designated Anne Frank Day in honor of The beauty of these congressionally connected lobbyists, was quietly Hotchkiss estimates Uiere ar$ war or listed as missing in action. housing, world health and cancer prevention. selected days, weeks, months and years is area is widely known as a center for drug dealing, Inl985,theSenatemetforl,252hoursand31 the teen-ager whose diary became one of the retained to provide “executive- a million Latin Americans and 1$ “We cannot give up now on these issues. We owe it to most poignant documents of the holocaust in that in the era of frantic efforts to cut federal legislative representation” for million Africans and Asians in authorities have said. the families of these soldiers to go the extra mile,” Rose Jackson, 647-8400 or 646-8646 minutes over 170 days. The House met for 965 budget deficits, they cost practically no Early Thursday, the body of Maribela Otero, hours and 16 minutes over 152 days. A total of Europe; and the week beginning June 23 was Marc Rich & Co. AG, a need of cheap, sturdy wheel^ 18, was found in a pool of blood on her apartment Rowland said. named Helen Keller Deaf-Blind Awareness money, except the printing costs of the Switzerland-based commodities chairs. So he has written a The delegation will ask for a full accounting ol the 7,777 bills and resolutions were introduced. Congressional Record in which they are floor, police said. She had been shot once in the At the end of the legislative process just 240 Week in honor of the famous pioneer in those brokerage. Two years ago, the 163-page factory construction head, according to Det. Leo Krusinski. 2,441 soldiers “whose fates are still a mystery, he said. fields who was herself deaf and blind. described. company set two Justice Depart­ mannual, available for $is frond Krusinski said police had not established a The group also will seek to recover the remains of measures had been passed by both houses and more American soldiers and probe reported sightings signed into law by the president, including all Congress set aside Nov. 18 to honor Eugene ment records: The biggest suc­ Appropriate Technology Inter­ motive for the killing. Ormandy, who achieved fame as the Lawrence L. Knutson reports from cessfully prosecuted tax­ national, 1331 H. St., N.W.', of living American soldiers in Southeast Asia. authorization and appropriations measures Washington for the Associated Press. needed to pay the government’s bills and the conductor of the Symphony cheating case on record and the Washington, DC 20005. MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Feb. 8. 1986 - 11

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Box 669 15 Norse deity 10 Group of eight bilities. But you must not let your areas H E R E ,Y E A R THINK'? 16 Genetic 7 63 Linden Street Manchester * 649-4571 Manchester • 644-2427 11 Coast of effort overlap one another. a f t e r material YEAR. SPRUCE STREET 19 Light meal HIGHLAND PARK MARKET Manchester . 647-1083 17 Aware of (2 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Just about 21 Is (Sp.) T Y r | e “The Choicest Meats In Town" STAN BYSIEWICZ JOYCE G. EPSTEIN wds.) everyone you encounter today will be MOBIL 23 In a row M A 1 1 N 317 Highland Street 18 Slightly pleasant. But there is a chance you 220 Spruce Street W J. IRISH INSURANCE 25 club A L TH could have to deal with someone who Manchester * 646-4277 INSURANCE AGENCY REAL ESTATE tapering Manchetter « 649-3487 386 Main Street 20 Account book 26 Native metal N E TH can be irritating. Major changes are AGENCY "Where The Individual Gets Attention" ahead for Aquarians in the coming year. Manchester * 649-2891 22 Small duck 27 Central 2-8 ‘'Svrrit'i' 1 o ii ('.an Tni.si" 349 East Center Street Send for your Astro-Graph predictions OtjUU__ 24 Bluish-gray American 35 Slangy 46 Walt Disney BROW N’S TED CUMMINGS 150 North Main Street Manchester • 647-8895 country today. Mail $1 to Astro-Graph, c/o this Manchester * 646-1232 25 voyage affirmative elephant 31 Self newspaper. Box 1846, Cincinnati, OH BUGS BUNNY <^by Warnar Bro*. FLOWERS, INC. INSURANCE AGENCY DONALD S. GENOVESI '28 Son-in-law of 37 Care 48 Eastern priest 45201. Be sure to state your zodiac sign. Mohammed government 163 Main Street 378 Main Street 41 New Zealand 50 Tackle ^ IZEALLV LIKE INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. KB AUTOMOTIVE 29 Pitch 33 Oughtn't to Mancheiter . 643-6455 Manchester * 646-2457 CARTER CHEVROLET parrot 51 Over the PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Focus and (XJiNG THE. NATIONAL \NHEN THEYRE eOANITlNe 945 Main Street 311 Broad Street 30 Opera fare (cont.) single-mindedness are the secrets to 1229 Main Street 43 Rings 52 Cut ANTHE/W.. A T a t t e n t i o n .' r ------Manchester * 643-2131 Manchester * 643-8844 32 Eccentricity 34 New Deal your success today. If you hope to hit Manchester * 646-6464 36 Shawnee Indian project (abbr.) 44 Spiritless 55 Swiss river. your target, don't take your eye off the MANCHESTER THE MAIN PUB chief bull's-eye. MANCHESTER 38 Pianist Brubeck ARIES (March 21-April 19) In your in­ SAFE & LOCK CO. 306 Main Street KIERSTEAD INSURANCE DUBE LEWIS INSURANCE 39 Maori tribe volvements with friends today, you must Manchester • 647-1551 HARDWARE 40 Astronauts' "all be extremely careful not to show partial­ 109 Canter Street 70 Seagraves Road AGENCY ^ ------7 : 877 Main Street right" (comp, ity. If you slight a pal, he won’t forget it. Manchetter * 643-6922 Coventry • 742-8064 Manchester • 643-4425 1678 Ellington Road wd.) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) An impor­ I.D. REAL ESTATE CO. tant objective can be achieved today, South Windsor * 644-2528 42 Short sleep but it might not work out exactly as you LENOX PHARMACY 43 Peer AND AFFILIATES MANCHESTER DRUG hope. Try to be satisfied with what you 299 Eaet Center Street CANDIDS BY 45 Felt sorry about gain. 618 Ceii' jr Street “ l*ro.scriplion Spvi'iatist.i La STRADA WEST 47 Actress Blake Manchester « 649-0696 GEMINI (May 21-June 20) If you enter Manchester * 646-1980 717 Main Street CAROL 471 Hartford Road 49 Chuckles into an agreement today, don’t try to al­ Manchester • 649-4541 983 Main Street Manchastsr . 643-6165 53 Not functioning ter it after you've committed yourself. Manchester * 649-6619 properly (comp, Settle the terms up front. P R E S T IG E SULUVAN & CO. wd., si.) CANCER (June 21-July 22) Social com­ THE HAYES CORP. PRINTING INC. Advertising Specialties THE MANCHESTER HERAU) 54 Not good petitive involvements should not be tak­ Bridge 806 Main Street “Our 26th Year" VILLAGE CUTS 16 Brainard Place 135 Main Street 56 My (Ger.) en too seriously today. If you get uptight, Mancheiter * 649-6523 1481 Pleasant Valley Road 65 Clinton Street Manchester • 643-2711 your opposition will also, and the fun will Manchatler • 646-6161 57 Bongo Manchester * 643-0131 Manchester * 643-6637 58 Forbid be gone. declarer could extract trumps without LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Do not invite criti­ The case of the 59 Bundle NORTH t.|.SI allowing East to gain thfe lead. Declar­ cism from your mate today unless you er carried the principle of avoidance T W E E E D S DiROSA CLEANERS FRANK LOGAN OIL CHORCHES MOTORS INC. 60 Remain are prepared for a candid critique. The a s 4 2 JOHN H. LAPPEN, INC. V B 6 3 2 minimal minors to the highest pinna.de. He won the 60 Oakland Slraat 61 Arthur’s frankness could displease you. SPECIALTY SHOP 164 East Center Street & SHIRT LAUNDERERS CO. Manchester « 643-2791 nickname ♦ A Q 8 3 club king in dummy and led a low Manchester * 649-5261 VIRGO (Aug. 23-8apt. 22) Just because By James Jacoby 637 Main Street 448 Spring Street 62 Heraldic you've been neglectful of your exercise ♦ A K heart. When. East played the five, he 299 Weal Middle Turnpike inserted the seven. He was now able to Manchetter * 643-6196 Windsor Locks * 623-6982 VIC’S PIZZA bearing all week Is no reason to try to make it up WEST EAST Manchester * 848-1887 This week you have been looking at return to dummy, pick up trumps and in one day. Pace yourself regarding your S A Q 9 a J 10 6 5 the safest ways of making your con­ DOWN physical exertions. e... make 11 tricks. Notice that only by BURIED UNDER BOOKS & RESTAURANT a Q 10 9 5 tract. Today's deal carries that con­ J & J JEWELERS MANCHESTER STATE BANK 151 Wait Middle Turnpike LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) In the ro­ ♦ 10 '7 6 5 4 a 9 protecting against East’s holding all 188 West Middle Turnpike (c) 1986 by NEA. Inc cept of safety to an extreme, but there 765 Main Street GRAMES PRINTING Manchetter . 649-3700 1 Float mance department today, Cupid might S Q J 1091 as 5 3 2 four trumps can declarer guarantee Manchester • 643-7295 1041 Main Street smite you with a few blunt arrows if are logical reasons for the recom­ Mancheiter * 643-6484 ".Sonic i/ov .KiTriri* ii'.hi’it yiiii nrrit it in a hurry Manchester • 646-4004 his contract.'It was a far-out play, but 700 Hartford Road, Manchester you’re too demanding or possessive of SO U T H mended play. justified by West's bid. the one you love. aK7 3 The jump to two no-trump immedi­ 643-6669 ZINSSER AGENCY CELEBRITY CIPHER SCORPIO (Oct. 24-NOV.22) Misunder­ » A K J 7 4 ately over the opening one-heart bid There is an object lesson here. With HALL & MUSKA ALLSTATE BUSINESS PAP AUTO PARTS 750 Main Street CetBbrttv etphv crypiogr*mt ar* crMiBd from quotatlooa by lamout poopla. past and praaont standing and friction can be avoided to­ a K J 2 Each latlar In lha ciphar atanda for another. T o d ty 's clue D equals U was the unusual no-trump, describing a hand very weak in high cards, do not 152 Broad Brook Road 307 East Center Street Mancheater * 848-1511 day if you aren't too impatient or stern a 6 4 LYDALL, INC. by CONNIE WIENER a hand with at least five cards in each rush to make a conventional bid de­ MACHINES Manchester * 649-3528 Melrose • 623-3306 One Colonial Road when dealing with others. Be especially Vulnerable; North-South minor suit. North's jump to four scribing your hand's shape. You may 39 Purnell Place light-handed with family members. Manchester * 646-1233 “ ‘FSRA TZ’ — ASRA’M ASO NIORA Dealer: South hearts ended the auction. only be furnishing the declarer with a Manchester * 643-6156 JAMES R. McCAVANAGH SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) Rash On the opening lead of the club road map for playing the hand ex­ CORRENTI & LaPENTA behavior or impulsiveness could create W est North East South queen, declarer analyzed the hand. tremely well. If West had stayed out of ZTJATGY FITAOIM FGIW FTAS.” — unnecessary problems for you today. J. GARMAN, CLOTHIER REALTY A8TYN IV West had bid on very few high cards in DATSUN BY DECORMIER Think, and think again, before you act or the bidding entirely, declarer would 887 Downtown Main Slraat OLYMPIA DELICATESSEN REAL ESTATE "Residential & Commercial Sales" 2 N T 4 V Pass Pass his minor suits, so it seemed likely never have made such an unusual “Snlrs. SiTi'ii-a &: l*arln“ XORY RDOV. speak. P a ss Manchetter * 643-2401 697 Main Street 589 Center Street 237 East Canter 8t. CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jon. 19) Your In­ that he must hold the spade ace. West play. 265 Broad Sleet PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "M y lather used to say, Let them see you and Manchester • 643-0809 Manchetter * 643-4165 Manchetter * 646-0042 Manchoater • 648-3800 stincts in financial matters are not as Opening lead: ^ Q also must be short in hearts, but how ■ — Cary Grant not the suit. That should be secondary well tuned today as they were yesterday. short? Finally, it appeared that the The bluebird is the state bird of New Don't try to repeat the same game plan. contract would certainly be made if York. MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday Feb. B, 1986 - 13 I t - MANCHESTER HKRALD, Saturday. Feb. 8, 1986 Storm claims life SPORTS and causes wrecks Goal-scoring machine Continued from page 1 some communities imposed park­ Friday’s slate wiped out ing bans to clear the way for ’ iutvA' operated by Linda Pytlik, 35, of snowplows. The expected and awaited snow­ Hebron, Cromwell atCoventryand been reset Tuesday night. That will Haddatn. The storm also blanketed New storm Friday, that fizzled out after Cheney Tech at Bacon Academy in be played in Hartford at 7:30 p.m. Snyder was pronounced dead at York City with snow, and some dumping a shallow blanket on the Colchester. Also, the Fermi at Three games have been resche­ Middlesex Memorial Hospital in airliners were detoured from New immediate brea. was enough to Manchester boys’ meet duled Thursday night. The list has Middletown. The accident was York to other airfields, including MHS’s Bobby force postponement of the entire was postponed along with the Hartford Public at MHS girls at under investigation, state police Bradley International Airport in scholastic sports slate. indoor track meet involving the Clarke at 7:30; Bolton at said. Windsor Locks. Most games have been resche­ Indians. RHAM at 7:30 and East at Xavier Dozens of churches called off A supersonic Concorde jet was duled for next week. The postponed Two of the postponed events will in Middletown, also at 7:30. Friday night bingo games becau.se among the aircraft diverted to games included: Hartford Public take place Monday — the boys’ The Cromwell at Coventry High of the snow and accompanying Bradley, where no major problems at Manchester High girls basket­ swimming meet at Manchester contest has been reset next Satur­ subfreezing temperatures and were reported. The Concorde unique at his ball; and in boys’ . High at 3:30 p.m. and the indoor day evening at 7:30. landed at Windsor Locks about Manchester High at Hartford track meet. The Cheney Tech-Bacon 9:30 a m. and departed just after Bv Paul Ofria Public. East Catholic at Xavier in One hoop contest — the MHS at Academy game still needs to be noon, officials said. Herald Correspondent Middletown, Bolton at RHAM in Hartford Public boys’ game — has rescheduled. Dodd ready Officials at the state Department of Transportation’s storm center How often does a high school said 630 state-owned trucks and 210 lim im i: with funds hockey player score 50 goals in i i NBA All-Star Game Sunday trucks leased from private con- one season? One might think traclors began plowing and sand­ Halley’s Comet comes around WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. ing around the state at about 4 a.m. more frequently. Christopher J. Dodd, D-Conn., State police said the freezing But can it be that a local seeking a second Senate term in temperatures caused the snow to Depleted East All-Stars player might reach the 50-goal the 1986 election, raised $1.03 pack down on most roadways, plateau for a .second straight million last year and had a making driving hazardous despite year? campaign war chest of $804,081 as salting and sanding by state Will this unusual athletic of Dec. 31, according to campaign may face Triple Towers’ highway crews. phenomenon return for an en­ finance reports he filed with the About 15 vehicles were involved core performance in 1986? Federal Election Commission. / By Mike Barnes in the series of accidents that When Manchester High’s The reports showed the Dodd United Press International closed 1-95 in Branford for more Bobby Blake scored 53 goals campaign spent $388,599 last year, than an hour shortly before noon. last year, there were many who much of it on fund raising and — East coach K.C. No serious injuries were reported figured that it might be at least political consulting in preparation Jones is preparing to face a in the accidents involving several 76 years before a schoolboy for this year’s Senate race. possible ’’Triple Towers” West groups of cars, police said. puckster matched this rare Dodd is expected to be chal­ alignment in Sunday’s NBA All- In Hartford, the freezing accomplishment. lenged in the November general Star Game without big men Kevin weather snapped a water main and Those skeptics forgot that election by RogerEddy of Newing­ McHale and Patrick Ewing shut off water to a downtown Blake had one year left in the ton, Conn., a Republican National Herald photo by Pinto McHale, the Celtics’ power for­ building, sending 80 employees of Silk City — and in case your Committee member, farmer, in­ the state Banking Department ward, has missed much of the last calculator broke down — the ventor and television month with an Achilles tendon home for the day. crafty center has lit the lamp 30 commentator. Deakin In the fire injury. And Ewing, the Knicks’ All performances at the jai alai times in 12 games this year, Dodd’s 1985 year-end campaign fronton in Hartford were canceled, rookie center, played just 11 8 dinner at the Army and Navy Ciub Friday night honoring which works out to 2.5 goals per report was sprinkled with the while Teletrack in New Haven Assistant School Superintendent Wilson E. Deakin, minutes Thursday night in Utah game. names of Hollywood celebrities remained open for afternoon per­ center, introduces his father, Wilson C. Deakin of New Deakin. About 200 peopie attended the event, at which because of a sore right knee. With seven regular season who contributed to his campaign. formances. Jersey, ieft, to Town Manager Robert Weiss during a Deakin was "roasted." As was the case last year at games left — plus a possible Indianapolis. West coach Pat Riley tournament bid — area hockey of the Lakers refuses to confirm fans might be able to witness plans lo use 7-2 Kareem Abdul- something that probably won’t Jabbar, 7-4 Ralph Sampson and Aquino reported Philippines Shuttle search under wraps happen again until Captain 7-foot Akeem Alujawon at the James T. Kirk brings the same time. "Starship Enterprise” back lo ’’Those three guys on the front ahead in vioient at a glance By William Harwood that body parts or crew personal — 5 percent to 10 percent of the Earth. line would be dangerous (for the United Press International effects have been recovered out of shuttle — have been recovered. Topping the 50-goal mark West),” Riley said ” I get the isn’t the only thing on Blake’s History — Spain claimed the Philippines in respect for the Challenger seven Numerous reports have indi­ feeling these guys want to win this CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - A mind these days, ’’Sure 50 goals 1521. naming them for King Philip II, and founded and their families. But agency cated both of Challenger’s 14-story game, and with that arrangement, Phiiippine vote massive but secret underwater would be nice, you always want Manila in 1571. The islands were ceded to the officials said no identifiable hu­ solid rocket boosters have been we could give up 10. 12 points in a search was under way Friday to to be as good, if not better than United States for $20 million in 1898 after the man remains have been located. found, but NASA will not confirm hurry.” UP> photo salvage submerged rocket wreck­ the year before, but the empha­ Continued from page 1 Spanish-American War. Japan attacked Dec. 8, that. And just when it appeared Riley age from the shuttle Challenger ABC News Thursday broadcast sis is on winning games and 1941. and occupied the islands from May 1942 until had decided not to employ the Houston’s Ralph Sampson, with the basketball, may be but the hunt for surface debris was a photograph of what clearly Recovery crews concentrated on making the tournament.” he September 1945. Asia’s only Roman Catholic three 7-footers together, he added: one of the’Triple Towers' employed by the West All-Stars The New People’s Army and other leftists groups called off. appeared to be part of a damaged two areas Friday, one a 3-mile­ said. nation became an independent republic July 4, ” So we’ll use Ralph in the have boycotted the election To boost lagging morale, top flight helmet that had been reco­ wide zone located 15 miles offshore By winning four of their in Sunday's NBA All-Star Game in Dallas against the East 1946, by an act of the U.S. Congress. The military backcourt.” In the southern province of Mindanao, three NASA managers held a series of vered at sea and sources who and the other located farther out to remaining seven games, the All-Stars. for years has fought a Moslem secessionist Jones admitted: ” A ’Triple opposition leaders and one Marcos supporter were pep talks to assure agency workers asked not to be identified con­ sea. where at least one of the Indians (6-6) can qualify for rebellion centered in southern Mindanao, and by Towers’ front line, whew, that assassinated by gunmen in separate incidents. and contractors that shuttles will firmed that debris from the shuttle’s solid rocket boosters is post-season play for the third the increasingly troublesome New People’s would be tough.” Aquino mounted her campaign to unseat Marcos fly again “ sooner than we think.” shuttle’s crew cabin has been believed to be resting. year in a row. But the odds on Army of rural communist insurgents. It would be, even against a after the assassination of her husband, popular Government sources in Wa­ found. The crew cabin itself state title possibilities might be Herald photo by Bashaw Geography — Slightly larger in area than With the shock of history’s worst healthy squad. opposition leader Benigno Aquino, the president's shington said the FBI was pre­ apparently has eluded detection. determined in critical games The Weekend Nevada with 116,000 square miles of territory, the space disaster slowly beginning to ’’McHale is coming here,” Jones chief political rival. pared to offer its services to help upcoming against tough clubs Manchester High's Bobby Blake has shown the knack for Pacific Ocean archipelago encompasses some The Coast Guard called off a fade, NASA officials addressed said, but he’ll probably only play With less than 1 percent of the vote counted. Aquino. the space agency identify remains like defending Division II cham­ F search for debris floating on the space agency employees and con­ finding the back of the net in . The senior 3-5 minutes. An Achilles tendon is MCC hoop highlights the afternoon 53. issued a confident victory statement. 7,100 islands stretched over 1.100 miles. The pion Conard, Glastonbury and of the shuttle’s seven crew surface and the recovery effort tractors Friday to urge them to put center has scored 30 goals to date and he may be something you don’t fool around “ The Marcos spell is broken," she declared. “ The Philippines’ nearest neighbors are Malaysia and Manchester Community College’s 18-3 cagers host Po.st members. concentrated on sunken targets. So the tragedy to rest and press on to Wethersfield — which hosts with. I played him in myth of his invincible machine has been broken Indonesia to the south and Taiwan to the north. heading toward a second straight 50-goal season. College and the nation’s leading scorer, Ed DeChent, in junior NASA will not discuss reports far, more than 12 tons of wreckage scale new heights. Manchester tonight at the Hart­ (Tuesday night) and just before I Against his guns, against his goons and against his Quezon City is the official capital, Manila the de ford Arena at 8:10. college men’s basketball at East Catholic High today at 3. facto capital and principal city. The 13 regions was going to take him out. he felt it gold, the Philippine people have prevailed. ” ” Our team is really coming pick your pocket like nobody’s the team.” tighten.” The Cougars are led by the high-scoring Carbert Russell and Officials reported an 85 percent turnout of the are divided into 73 provinces. together now,” the 19-year-old busine.ss” said Junior Whaler Off the ice, the MHS'senior is Tyrell Hartfield, and Manchester native Chris Galligan at guard. People — jSome 95 percent of the Philippines’ McHale, the barrel-chested. 6- nation’s 26 million voters for the special election, center observed, ’’We’re taking coach Pete Oshana, who eag­ quiet and reserved. He’s not a In other hoop action, the East Catholic High girls’ team 55.5 million people live on the 11 largest islands. Supreme Court gets appeal foot-11 forward averaging 22.1 called to dampen the political unrest caused by the out the body in front of the net erly awaits Blake’s return when showboat or big shot or what entertains Sacred Heart at the Eagles Nest at 7 p.m. The 5-10 The majority are Malays. Chinese, Americans points per game, did not play 1983 assassination of Aquino’s husband, opposition instead of watching the puck. the high school season ends. you might picture a 50-goal man E Eagles need three victories in their final five games to qualify for and Spanish are important minorities. The automatic deficit reduction pro­ against Washington the following leader Benigno Aquino. , Continued from page I But Rep Silvio 0. Conte. R- We want to win for each other.” “ He gets the goals when you might be. Blake is more like the post-season play. population is 92 percent Christian and 83 percent cess are executive powers which night. Election day was marred by armed men mauling Mass, who was one of the 12 As together as Manchester need them most.” paperboy with a runny nose and Roman Catholic. Moslems account for 5 percent. court said, “ Our holding today cannot constitutionally be exer­ Ewing first injured his right The University of Connecticut travels to Philadelphia Sunday poll watchers, rampant ballot box theft and “ flying challengers to the measure, said has played lately — winners in To watch the 5-foot-8, 145- skates over his shoulder. But Official languages are Philipino (basedo on eliminates the automatic deficit cised by an officer removable by knee on Christmas Day against for a 2 p.m Big East with Villanova University. UConn is 11-7 voters” who cast ballots in more than one place the ruling was “ a total victory” six of its last eight games — the pound Blake in action is worth when he laces up and steps on Tagalog) and English. Literacy is 88 percent. reduction process. Congress,” the court said. Jones’ Boston club, and it has been overall, but^only 2-6 in the Big East. The defending Aquino supporters, determined to prevent ballot- over what he said is “ a monster.” Indians need a healthy and the price of admi.ssion. He the ice, he makes a lasting Nearly half the work force is in agriculture. “ It may seem odd that this The ruling apparently helped bothering him since. Dr. Norman NCAA champion Wildcats are 16-9 overall, and 6-3 in the box tampering, set up ingenious methods of The law also was challenged by productive Blake to make any doesn’t look like the overpower­ impression, Government — Ferdinand E, Marcos became curtailment of such an important cause an immediate, albeit tem­ Scott, New York’s team doctor, conference. protecting their votes en route to official counting the National Treasury Employees noise down the stretch run. ing goal machine that he is, but Blake is undecided about his his nation’s sixth president Dec, 30.1965. He ruled and hard-fought legislative pro­ porary, dip in the Dow-Jones was scheduled to fly to Dallas centers. Union representing retired federal if a team is not careful, it can be future. He is considering prep under martial law from 1972 until January 1981. gram should hinge upon (a) Industrial Average by heightening ’’Blake has the potential to Friday night to examine the In Manila, a white van carrying ballots had people workers who already have felt the out of a game very quickly. school and would like to play EC, MHS hockey teams on road Despite mounting opposition to his increasingly' relative technicality,” the court fears that a stalemated Congress score any time he has the 7-footer. draped on the roof and women inside, each sitting a Gramm-Rudman sting. Manchester coach Eric Farno hockey in college, but his phone authoritarian rule, he overhelmingly won elec­ said. “ But the balance of separ­ will be unable to curb the deficit. puck,” said South Windsor High ” He’s logged a lot of minutes this The improving East Catholic and Manchester High hockey ballot box and carrying a flashlight so no hidden hands The court said the law improp­ sees his leading scorer os the is not exactly ringing off the tion to a new six-year term in June 1981. The 1973 ated powers established by the That could bring higher interest coach Bob Wahlberg. who saw year,” Jones said. "Andthe way he teams are both on I he road tonight, as they struggle for state could snatch away any ballots. erly suspended January cost-of- perfect team player. ” He does hook. Blake admits to being an Constitution consists precisely of a rates which hurt the bond and the speedy center score six plays (aggressively), it’s like In one counting center in suburban Manila constitution dropped a U.S.- style system in favor living increases for federal civilian everything we ask and more. average ’C’ student. tournament qualification continues. of a parliamentary form, amended in 1976 to series of technical provisions that stock markets, analysts said. times in two games against his those minutes are doubled and white-robed nuns murmuring Hail Marys formed a and military retirees. But, again, He’s a real captain, not ju.st a The Eagles, 6-7-1, tackle on Division I power Notre Dame in combine the offices of president and prime are more important to liberty than Rep. Mike Synar, D-Okla., who 13-1 Bobcats, Here, however, is a gifted tripled.” barrier through which runners carrying ballot boxes the ruling allows the suspension to figurehead. When something West Haven at 6:30. The Indians, who reached the .500 mark at 6-6 minister. Marcos’s popularity declined sharply superficially appears.” led the attack on the law in a suit To go with his 39 goals this sniper with 119 goals and 96 Said Knicks spokesman John had to pass. remain in effect pending outcome has to be done, Bobby’s there to with a win on Tuesday, meet Wethersfield High at the Hartford after his chief political opponent, Benigno ’The court left intact a “ fallback” with 11 other members of Con­ season, the high scoring Indian assists in three years of high Cirillo: “ He really wants to play. The nuns took up their positions after Aquino of the Supreme Court appeal. do it.” Arena at 8:10. Aquino, was assassinated Aug. 21, 1983, provision of Gramm-Rudman that has registered 24 assists while school hockey — so far. Is He’s thrilled to be here.” supporters reportedly discovered that locks on three gress, said the decision means The decision was a mixed bag for Assistant coach Clay Farno Economy — The Philippines ranks fifth among requires Congress itself to vote building a sturdy plus-minus anybody listening? Should no last-minute replace­ ballot boxes being taken into the center were open and “ Congress can run but it can’t hide the Reagan administration. agrees, "H e’s always positive the most indebted developing nations. Current “yes or no” annually on a from its responsibilities. With or ments be announced, the absence Local wrestlers back In action the boxes were empty. In striking down the role of the ratio of plus 24. too. Any coach could build a It might be another 76 years foreign debt of $27.5 billion includes nearly $6 spending-cut figure to meet the without Gramm-Rudman, the Con­ of McHale and Ewing would leave In another Manila precinct, priests and nuns comptroller general in Gramm- "H e’s got a great set of team around him. His attitude before a player like Bobby Manchester High’s wrestling team hosts Hartford Public High billion owed to U.S. banks. Chief crops are sugar, law’s deficit-reduction goals. gress faces some tough choices the East with centers Moses protected ballot boxes with their bodies when thugs Rudman, the court agreed with the wheels, a great shot and can and effort sets an example for Blake comes around again. at noon today. The Indians sport a 9-5 record. coconuts, rice, corn, pineapples and bananas. But the panel said it is unconsti­ over the next few years.” Malone and Robert Parish and entered a schoolroom and beat poll watchers with Justice Department. In other mat action, the East Catholic grapplers, 2-10-1, are at Natural resources include timber, copper, nickel, tutional to hand the job of ordering Senate Majority Leader Robert forwards Larry Bird, Dominique clubs, sending three people to the hospital Wilkins and Buck Williams. Rocky Hill High at noon, while Cheney Tech’s 10-13 Beavers silver and gold. Petroleum resources fill only a those cuts over to the comptroller Dole, R-Kan., agreed: “ The pres­ “ The priests and nuns embraced the ballot boxes, .travel to Bacon Academy for a 1 p.m match. fraction of national needs, so recent world oil general, who is appointed by the sure will still be on Congress. And I Riley spoke with Magic Johnson sat on the ballot boxes and clung to the ballot boxes, ” after ’Thursday night’s victory in price declines are good news to the nation. president to a 15-year term and hope we will not worry about In Memoriam said Jose Concepcion, chairman of Namfrel, which Houston, and the Los Angeles point U.S. relations — The United States maintains only can be removed by Congress. Gramm-Rudman and put together NBA All-Star weekend opens deployed 500,000 volunteers at polling stations. guard said he would play Sunday Television and radio highlights two major ba.ses in the Philippines — Subic Naval The comptroller general heads a budget we can all support.” Concepcion said many volunteers had abandoned Daniel Karlin. February 8, 1983. A despite a bruised right knee. Base, a repair facility for the 7th Fleet, and Clark Congress’ General Accounting Of­ Sen. Phil Gramm, R-Texas, one TODAY their posts after being harassed by armed thugs. wonderful person, loved and "H e ’s a unique person,” Riley Air Base, home of the 13th Air Force and largest fice, an auditing and watchdog of the chief sponsors of the law, 1 p.m. — College basketball: Michigan vs. Illinois, Channel 22. Widespread predictions of intimidation and vote­ missed. Rest in peace. with Slam-Dunk competition said. “ He really feels excited and American air base outside the continental United agency for federal programs. said. "Gramm-Rudman is as 1 p.m — Rangers vs. Bruins. Channel 9. buying led Reagan to .send the special observer team committed to his performance and States. “ The powers conferred upon the much in effect today as it was Family, Neighbors, 2 p.m — College basketball: Memphis State vs. Nevada-Las to the Philippines, a former American colonv and presence. He’s not going to play 40 comptroller general as part of the yesterday.” and Friends Bv Mike Barnes leap will allow him the most time to judges)he said. “ It’s a little like Vegas, Channel 3. Washington’s closest ally in Asia. minutes, but he’ll play,” United Press International create a slam — though he is the Statue of Liberty play in 3 p.m. — Bowling: Lite Classic, Channels 8, 40. unable to palm the ball. ” I can football where you hold the bail up Both coaches indicated they would meet with their players at 3 p.m. — College basketball: Louisville vs. North Carolina DALLAS — Atlanta’s Dominique dunk and I can do some different in the air and then you tuck it down State, Channels 22, 30, things when I dunk. That’s what and somebody takes it away from Saturday morning practice to Wilkins attempts to out-jam little 3 p.m. — Volvo U.S. National Indoor Championship, brother Gerald and littler team­ the contest is all about. I’d never you. determine how they feel and to ESPN. mate Spud Webb Saturday in the compete if I didn’t think I could ’’Well, I go up with it high, do a what extent they would like to play. 4 p.m. — College basketball: Notre Dame vs. Syracuse, third annual Slam-Dunk win.” complete turn and then stuff it ’’Last year f told K.C. I had the ROLLING BACK AGAIN! Championship. Said Pressey: ’’Spud has a through.” flu and didn’t want to play much, Channel 3. / l s b h b k >x The crowd-pleasing spectacle chance. He’ll have a large portion Sounds easy enough. and he played me 35-40 minutes.” 4:30 p.m. — U.S Figure Skating Championships, Channels 8,40. HOME CENTER will highlight the opening day of of the crowd rooting for him Things won’t be as simple forthe said Milwaukee’s Sidney Mon- 5 p.m. — PGA: Andy Williams Open, Channel 30. More Savings For Us the NBA’s All-Star Weekend. Be­ because he’s so short. If he does participants of the Legends Clas­ crief, a this year, ” I feel 7 p.m. — UNC-Charlotte vs. Western Kentucky. ESPN. fore the dunk display, the Legends something unexpected, you never sic, however. Seven Hall of Fa- pretty good this year.” 7:30 p.m. — Sabres vs. Whalers, WTIC. Choose Classic featuring 20 former stars know what might happen.” mersand 129 yearsof NBA All-Star That’s more than Ewing and 8 p.m. — College basketball; Boston College vs. St. John’s, More Savings for YOU!!! Remodeling takes place, followed by the Long Gerald Wilkins, a 6-6 rookie from experience will be represented in a McHale can say. Channel 9. from Distance Shootout, a competition Tennessee-Chattanooga. will re­ game distinct with Texas flavor. 8:30 p.m. — College basketball: SMU vs. Texas A&M, ; over 10% involving eight of the NBA’s top place Orlando Woolridge of Chi­ Former Houston Rockets Elvin SportsChannel. three-point shooters. cago, who has an injured wrist, in Hayes, Jack Marin and Calvin 9 p.m. — College basketball: Kentucky vs. Mississippi, ESPN. 10 styles OFF Wilkins, the 6-foot-7 cornerstone the competition. Murphy and 1940s University of Hawks breeze 33% of the Hawks’ resurgent season, His older brother is particularly Texas star Slater Martin are SUNDAY Kinkead % EVERY seeks to defend his dunk crown proud of the fact that he’ll be among those playing for the West, past Colgate Noon — Volvo U.S. National Indoor Tennis Championship, FRANK M AFFE, President OFF or against seven of the game’s finest working both days of the All-Star while Bob Cousy. John Havlicek, ESPN, 950 HARTFORD (AP) - Senior Keller SHOWER two-fisted slammers: Terence Weekend. On Sunday, he’ll partici­ Dave Cowens, Pete Maravich and 1 p.m. — Auto racing: Busch Clash, Channel 3. ALL guard Ulysses Garcia scored 14 Stansbury of Indiana. Roy Hinson pate in his first All-StarGame, asa Walt Frazier suit up for the East. 1 p.m. — College basketball: Georgia Tech vs. Duke, Channels * AMtomalic M IvtH tt DOOR of Cleveland. Paul Pressey of reserve forward for the East. Johnny "R ed ” Kerr spent the points as the University of Hart­ HEATIN6 ESTIMATES 22, 30. ANDERSEN Milwaukee. Jerome Kersey of ” I love to dunk.” said Domi­ last two Legends Classics trying to ford breezed to a 56-35 victory over FREE EFFICIENCY TEST * W ill Call DcHvtritt (IK IN 1:45 p.m. — NBA All-Star Game, Channel 3. Portland, Terry Tyler of Sacra­ nique, the NBA's third-leading prevent Tom Heinsohn from yank­ Colgate in a North Atlantic Confer­ r n i i l i w/FURNACE TUNE-UP ★ Discoaats Availafcia temn. 8m «w ufftTima 2 p.m. — UConn vs. Villanova, Channel 20, WPOP. STOCK mento, younger brother Gerald of scorer (28.4 ppg). ’’But it’s been ing down his shorts. This year he’ll ence game Friday. Fuel on — OitM l — KWOMIW 6 to 8 week New York and the event’s most good this season to have people see coach the West, and Hartford never trailed as it 3:30 p.m. — : Marvin Johnson vs. Leslie Stewart, - 7 DAYS EMERSENCY SERVICE Perma-Shield' Narroline' Channels 8, 40. delivery . Window curious attraction — the 5-7 Webb. that I can do more for a team than will guide the East. handed Colgate its 36th consecu­ An Atlanta rookie often mis­ ju.st dunk. I ’m working hard to be a Trent Tucker of the Knicks, the tive conference loss in three years. 4 p.m. — PGA; Andy Williams Open, Channel 30. “46 years of Quality Fuel Oil Service” taken for the club’s water boy, well-rounded player, not just a league’s most accurate 3-point Garcia and senior forward Mark 4:30 p.m, — Boxing: Alexis Arguello vs. Bill Costello, Channel Webb already has overcome seem­ jumper.” shooter this season, will face Larry Mitchell collected eight points 3. ingly insurmountable odds to play Stansbury. spurred on last Feb­ Bird of Boston. Dale Ellis of each to lead Hartford to a 28-18 4:30 p.m. — Vitalis Olympic Invitational Track and Field Meet, W. G. GLENNEY CO. r»*i in the NBA. So what’s so difficult ruary by his home fans at Market Dallas, Sleepy Floyd of Golden halftime lead. Channel 3. HALL & MUSKA, Inc. about winning a slam-dunk Square Arena in Indianapolis, State, Craig Hodges of Milwaukee. The 21-point margin was Hart­ 4:30 p.m. — U.S. Figure Skating Championships. Channels 8, 336 North Main Street, Manchester, Conn. competition? plans nothing new this year. Kyle Macy of Chicago, Norm ford’s largest since joining the 40. WINTER HOURS: “ I think I can win: I look at ’T il go with my patented ’Statue Nixon of the Clippers and Leon Divison I ranks last year. Hartford 5 p.m. — Devils vs. Whalers, WTIC. is 10-9 overall and 9-4 in conference "Energy Savers” 623-3308 MONDAY, TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY A FRIDAY 8 lo 6 everything I compete in that way,” of Liberty-360’ that got a ’50’ (a Wood of Washington in the inaugu­ 7 p.m. — Oilers vs. Sabres, ElSPN. 649-5253 THURSDAY 8 to 8 SATURDAY 8 to 5 said Webb, whose 42-inch vertical perfect ’ 10’ from each of the five ral Long Distance Shootout. play. Colgate is 1-16 and O-II. MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday Feb. 8, 1986 - 15 lA - MANrHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Feb, g, 1986 Yankees are loaded with pitchers — everywhere I Whalers’ ties tO Cancer Fund run deep

or four kids (Bob Tewksbury, Doug Drabek, Brad less money ($1.3M, $1.6M) than what the Red Sox BOSTON — They ’ve already got seven ex-players in Arnsberg, et al) who could be ready and Ed Whitson offered. If Boggs were to go to arbitration and win at life” Following the same model of the broadcast booth, and with 16 pitchers with By Bob Popettl can have a better year,” says Piniella. In |pct, I1.8SM for 1986, he likely would be at the salary level "What better medicine for child­ baseball’s "Jimmy Fund” , hock­ major-league experience, may have a half-dozen Herald Sports Writer Piniella flew to Columbus, Ohio, this week to talk to where he was untradeable...Clubs are holding the line ren than to go home and sleep in ey’s “Jeanie Fund” has thrived more come April. Ten of those pitchers are over 30, Whitson, who demanded a trade and is uneasy about on all sorts of clauses. The Giants won’t give their own beds and have dinner eversince. three of them have won 200 games, and George . FARMINGTON - On one of the BasebaU the return of boxing partner Billy Martin to the booth. incentives, and Dane lorg couldn’t even get the with their families?” asks The Whalers’ connection has Steinbrenner is giving spring training invitations to 'walls In the waiting room on the “ It’s true that a lot of times it takes a player a year to standard single room on the road in his deal with San Mulvihill. vaulted the UConn Children’s pitchers tike he's having a six-week open house in Fort Diego... fifth floor at the University of Cancer Fund to the forefront of get used to playing with the Yankees. He knows the Connecticut Health Center is a In the past two decades, pro­ Lauderdale. Peter Gammons league better now, he knows what to expect. Now, he gress al the UConn Children’s state charities. But scrape all the bizarre moves — right up to trying mural of the Peanuts Gang playing just needs to relax and be himself, because he’s a good Cancer Program has been monu­ ’’Identifying with the Whalers to get catcher Ron Hassey back from the While Sox — UM PIRE STEVE PALERM O one time last season pond hockey. mental. Cancer is now the leading has become a very visible PB and it’s not hard to understand why Lou Piniella looks pitcher.” held up his fingers indicating a three-and-two count as The innocent scene embodies all Can Piniella relax? “ Sure, it’s important to get off cause of death in infants over the vehicle,” contends Mulvihill. “ The forward to his reign in the unstable position of Yankee , the philosophies and ideals at the / to a good start,” he says. “ But all I ’m thinking about is Wade Boggs stepped into the box. "Look.” Palermo community interest in the Whal­ age of one. and there are 100-150- manager with enthusiasm. "W e’ve got a good told Boggs, “ we know you’re goingtotaketwostrikes, UConn Children’s Cancer that we have a history of not getting off to goodrtarts. cases in the stale each year. ers. and the Whalers’ interest in ballclub. a very good ballclub," Piniella says, then foul off pitches until it’s three-and-two. So why •Program. ' and it's cost us. That’s all. I ’ve told G^Mge \M»at to "About half of those we can cure cancer, has brought an increased matterof-factly. “ 1 realize that our pitching is a little at the end. Piniella’s work re-building the starting don’t you start at three-and-two and cut the baloney. If Adolescent patients and adu­ expect. I ’m not a gunslinger. I ’m myselT Maybejl’ll with what we have now, through awareness and a willingness to bit of a question, but 1 believe it will be all right. ^ staff may not be as difficult as it seems, no matter you did that, we could cut the time of Boston’s games lated hockey players are compas­ have a problem because I tend to be too honest chemotherapy, surgery and radio­ support” Now, Piniella’s job may be complicated by the fact what the age. Ron Guidry is still a No. 1 starter. from 2:40 to 2; 16.“ ...Asked if there’s anything he sionately linked at this particular sometimes, but I can’t change. So I ’m not worrying therapy,” said Altman. ” Our biggest contribution is the that Steinbrenner is signing A1 Holland and inviting Healthy, Britt Burns should be extremely effective in might have done differently in his 52 years in baseball, ward. The UConn (Children’s about things, I ’m anxious to get started. And it sure Clinical and laboratory research visibility that we bring into the Tommy John to camp. "Holland will get a chance to . “ I talked with Carlton Fisk at length Calvin Griffith says, "Maybe. I might have signed a Cancer Fund is the Hartford makes it easier when you’ve got a good team.” by notables like Dr. John Quinn marketplace,” concurs Bill make our staff," he says. "But he’s not going to about Burns,” says Don Mattingly, “ and he feels that lefthanded pitcher from the University of Havana that Whalers’ official charity, but it and Dr. Steven Weisman has also Barnes. Whalers’ vice president of replace as the closer.” And. of course. the way he pitches (fly balls to center field are a begged us to give him a chance with the (ironically) goes much deeper. THE HANGUP BETW EEN Wade Boggs and the helped pioneer new and better marketing-public relations. Bob Shirley has been invaluable as a lefthanded swing specialty), the Stadium will be perfect for him.” Washington organization. But he threw like me. Not The involvement of the Whalers Red Sox isn’t the dollars. It’s that Boggs wants a treatments that have been adopted Benevolence has come from a Piniella considers to be someone who will very hard. I wish we had, though. History would be a means tens of thousands of dollars man." no-trade provision and the club refuses to give it. by other centers around the wide spectrum of avenues. „ But given one of the — if not the — strongest devour innings and keep him in games. lot different.” The lefthander was Fidel Castro. in contributions each year. And in fact, that in his proposal he asked for country. Most prominent in recent Among the more generous or­ bullpens in the league with Righetti and Brian Fisher "Phil (Niekro) still won 16 games, we’ve got three when the city of Hartford hosted strides at the UConn Children’s ganizations have been the Farmin- the 38th NHL All-Star Game on ton Field Club, the Connecticut Feb. 4, proceeds from related Cancer Program was the develop­ ment of a new approach totreating Junior Women, the Avonridge events set all-time standards. Neighborhood Group, the Greater Just as valuable, though impos­ what was once a previously inoperable form of liver cancer. Hartford Visitors and Convention sible to measure, is the community Bureau, the Glastonbury Lions awareness that the state’s lone “ We have a big advantage over what we had 20 years ago." said Club, Sundown, Cross Country professional sports team lends to SCOREBOARD Allman. Concerts, and Colonial Bank. 'such a cause. Price tags cannot be "The progress is the upside of Numerous charity sports events hung, either, on the moral and it," remarked Liut. “ The work that are held annually, from , inspirational support of Hartford’s 7, Woyman Tisdale, Indiano, 261,079. they do here is so phenomenal, and tennis an golf tournaments to road 8, Paul Pressey, Milwaukee. 256,666. PGA Seniors results stalwart skaters. the success rate is so strong. Here races, dances, air shows ski-a- 9, Charles Barkley, Philadelphio, 243,841. And always, there are the true Basketball 10 G olf are people who dedicate their thons and concerts. Hockey $225,000 Trtofure Coott Closilc heroes of this story. Roy Hinson, Cleveland, 232,974. At Fort Pierce, Fla., Feb. 7 lives. This isn't a lO-year career. Colonial Bank donates $50 for Centers Por 72 "The kids! ” declared Kevin 1, x-Moses Malone. Philadelphia. o They are priceless individuals” every Whalers’ goal scored Charlie Owens 33-32—65 Dineen. the Whalers’ rollicking 615.069. 2. Patrick Ewing, New York Photo courtesy of the Hartford Whalers In the rafters of the Hartford against an Adams Division rival, NHL standings NBA standings PGA results Paul Harney 35-31—66 ;right winger. "The kids are the 596,875. 3, Jeff Ruland, Washington Harold Henning 32-34—66 Civic Center hang several presti­ and $25 for each tally vs. inter- 294.516.4, Bill Lalmbeer, Detroit, 264,738. Walt ZembriskI 32-35—67 'best.” gious banners. Includedamongthe division adversaries. And as an (Winnipeg at Vancouver not in­ Eotfern Conference 5, Robert Parish, Boston, ^1,576. 6, Mel S4S0M0 Son Diega Open Gay Brewer 35-30—68 Every season, the entire Whal- Members of the HartforeJ Whalers are (from left) Steve Weeks, newly cluded) Atlontic Division Turpin, Cleveland. 206,441. 7, Alton By LEWIS WITHAM At La Jollo, Collt., Feb. 7 Gordon Jones 30-05—68 flags are the retired numbers of added incentive, the ante in­ Wolet Conference W L Pet. GB Lister, Mllwoukee, 202,723. 8, Darryl Billy Casper 35-00—68 'ers squad pays a special visit to the regularly visit the University ot Connec­ acquired Wayne Babych and Ulf creases to $100 per goal if and when Dawkins, New Jersey, 131,020. 9, Kevin former Whalers Rick Ley (2). Patrick Dlvltlon Boston 38 8 .826 — Take William Perry’s uniform Larry Mize 66- 68— 134 Ben Smith 34-35—69 children at the hospital’s Day Care ticut Health Center in Farmington, Samuellson. Their young friend is Hartford plays in the Stanley Cup W L T PtS. G F 6 A Philadelphia 32 16 .640 8 Willis, Atlanta, 117,801. 10, Herb number, divide by the last count Rob Twav 67- 68— 135 Lee Elder 35-35— 70 Center in Farmington. Players don Gordie Howe (9) and John McKen­ Phllodelphla 36 15 2 74 227 162 New Jersey 28 23 .549 12'/a Williams, Indlono, 98,482. Danny Edwards 6 8 ^ 9 — 135 Gene Llttler 35-35— 70 visiting the youngsters. Among those named David. zie (19). as well as a pair of East Playoffs. Guords at which a boxer can get off their game shirts, hand out souven­ 8 Washington 32 16 4 68 206 161 Washington 23 26 .469 16'/2 Brian Mogg 67-69— 136 Art Sllvestrone 35-35—70 Division pennants from the old The UConn Children’s Cancer 8 NY Islonders 25 18 10 60 220 190 1, Michael Jordan, Chicogo, 719,143. 2, the canvas, add the home games who (jo time out of their busy schedule New York 18 32 .360 22 Tony SIMs 70-66— 136 Mike Souchak 37-30—70 irs. sign autographs and trade Fund was the recipient of an extra Pittsburgh 23 24 6 52 200 192 Central Division x-Isloh Thomos, Detroit, 666,013. 3, scheduled by each NHL team Paul Azinger 67-69— 136 World Hockey Association days. x-SIdnev Moncrief. Milwaukee, scores of smiles. this year, through the NY Rangers 23 26 4 50 184 185 Milwaukee 33 18 .647 — lor the regular season and multi­ Richard Fehr 67-69— 136 have problems? Why don’t you include a treatment room, two Not to be overlooked is the New Jersey 16 34 2 34 193 248 Atlanta 28 20 .563 3'/a 503,105. 4, Dennis Johnson, Boston, Bernhard Longer 7(>66— 136 LPGA results “ You’re constantly facing off Cups,” noted Dr. Arnold J. All- proceeds from the NHL All-Star Adams Dlvltlon 360.069. 5, World B. Free, Clevelond, ply by the football games won come here and see some of the examining rooms, a transfusion symbolic streamer depicting the Detroit 26 24 .520 6Va John Adorns 69-68— 137 and battling for the puck, while our man. director of the UConn Child­ Game Gala Dinner ($250 per plate) Montreal 30 19 5 65 234 181 Cleveland 18 31 .367 14 347,110.6, Maurice Cheeks, Phllodelphia, by Iowa in 1985. D.A. Weibring 69-68-137 problems these kids have.” room, and the waiting room logo of the UConn Children’s Quebec 29 20 4 62 216 182 247,997. 7, George Gervin, Chicago, 67- 70— 137 $200,000 Sorosota Clossic own doctors and nurses and ren’s Cancer Program and profes­ and the scheduled practice skills Chicago 17 34 .333 16 Bill Glasson At Sorosota, Fla., Feb. 7 The children, ranging from In the latter, the Peanuts paint­ Cancer Fund. Boston 26 20 7 59 211 192 Indiana 16 33 .327 16 2^,487.8. Danny AInge, Boston, 222,766. Bill israelson 7(V 67-.)37 patients and families arc facing off sor of pediatrics. “ There are a lot and competition ($1 per Buffalo 25 23 5 55 203 190 9. VInnIe Johnson, Detroit, 216,276. PAYOFF: The answer is also P o r n ing features Charlie Brown wear­ In a tableau reminiscent of Western Conference Tom Watson 69-69— 138 Patty Sheehan 68-69— 137 against cancer every day,” Dr. of medicines, but you also bring infants to pre-teen.', continually Hartford 26 25 1 53 214 197 Midwest Division 10, Jeff Malone, Washington, the St. Louis Cardinals’ career Don Pooley 68.70— 138 display a resilient courage that is ing a dark green sweater with a big "E .T ." (the heartfelt movie about spectator). Campbell Conference W L Pet. GB 207.145. Pat McGowan 68- 70—Stephanie 138 Forwlg 70-68— 138 James E. Mulvihill, vice president your own special type o'f medicine Each campaign. All-Star Galas Norris Division (Moncrief storting for Injured Jor­ record for pass receptions. Allison Finney 71-68—139 for Health Affairs and executive as rare as their aflictions. ” W” emblazoned across the front. a child’s relationship with a gentle Houston 33 16 .673 — Andv Dillard 67- 71—Jane 138 G ^ d e s 75-66— 141 here.” raise from $40,000 to $90,000 for a W L T PtS. GF GA Denver 30 21 .588 4 dan.) Who holds it? Mike Hutbert 69- 69— 138 director of the UConn Health It is a rewarding experience for "You think the Adams Division It is significant that the jersey is a alien visitor), a delicate hand Chicogo 26 20 7 59 236 228 West Borb Thomas 71-70— 141 designated charily. A record San Antonio 27 25 .519 7Va Larry RInker 66-72— 138 Patti Rizzo 71-70— 141 is lough?” exclaimed left winger replica of the Whalers’ road reaches up to clutch a comforting St. Louis 23 21 7 53 196 201 Dallas 25 22 .532 7 Forwards Joey SIndelar 7 0^8— 138 ; Center told the players on Whalers both sides. $100,000 was donated this year for Minnesota 20 24 8 48 214 211 1, x-Ralph Sampson,Houston,516,007.2, Rosie Jones 71-71— 142 and assistant captain Dave uniform, because the UConn Child­ Whaler’s hockey glove. The slogan Utah 25 27 .481 9‘/a David Peoples 69- 69— 138 Am y Benz 74-68— 142 Day. “ When you go into a room.” said the Jeanie Fund Toronto 14 33 5 33 202 259 Sacramento 20 30 .300 14'/a x-James Worthy, LA Lakers, 461,526. 3, Gory Koch 7(W 9— 139 defenseman Dave Babych, Hart­ Tippett. ren’s Cancer Program specializes reads "Holding out hope for Detroit 12 36 5 29 181 279 Alex English, Denver, 410,112. 4, Mike Lori Garbocz 74-68— 142 "Just a.' the Whalers are coa- The bonus will be put to good use, Pacific Division Steve Pate 70- 69— 139 Lisa Young 73-70— 143 Tippett’s stunning wife, Wendy, in out-patient care. children with cancer” Smythe Division L.A. Lokers 37 11 .771 — Mitchell, Son Antonio. 381,611.5, Marques Jim Colbert 69- 7 0 -1 3 9 ; lescing as a team and winning ford’s interim captain, “ and you because the UConn Children’s Edmonton 36 12 6 78 283 221 Portland 29 24 .547 lO'/j Johnson, LA Clippers, 363,201. 6, Calvin Tom Purtzer 68- 71—Val 139 Skinner 76-67— 143 more and more, so, also, are our see a kid who’s down, and when you is the current chairperson of the Patients come in for treatment Closer inspection of the logo, Calgary 24 22 6 54 225 205 Natt, Denver, 332,993. 7, Adrian Dantlev, Pat Bradley 73-70— 143 which adorns the program ’s Cancer Program is still in need of a Phoenix 20 28 .417 17 MIIUUS BiXOBr :ddOAVd 71- 68— 139 Kim Shipman 73-70— 143 patients.” added Mulvihill. ” If our leave, he’s smiling. That’s what Whalers’ Waltz, an annual benefit and go home the same day. Los Angeles 17 29 6 40 192 258 L.A Clippers 16 32 .360 20 Utah, 323,456. 6, Mark Aguirre, Dallas. Robert Wrenn 66-73— 139 widely-distributed pamphlet, re­ bone marrow transplant facility. Vancouver 16 27 7 39 187 210 277,342. 9, Xavier McDaniel, Seattle, 086 Becky Pearson 73-70—143 victories are more frequent, it counts.” directed by the players’ wives. "The major component is out­ Seattle 17 33 .340 21 Gary Haltberg 7 0^9— 139 Lynn Adams 71-73— 144 Cost: close to three-quarters of a Winnipeg 17 32 5 39 198 252 Golden State 15 37 .288 24 272,679. 10, Rodney McCray, Houston 01. X 06 + 6 ^ 2/ :U3MSNV Ray Floyd 71- 69— 140 really is because of you. You are. in The visit also leaves the pros “ We do it because we’ve seen the patient care ’’ said Mulvihill. "We veals the dainty child’s wrist Fridov’s Results 259.020. 71.69— 140Anne-Marie Palll 72-72—144 wrapped in a hospital bracelet million dollars. Friday’s Games ®l985byNbA Inc Tom Byrum - fact, All-Stars. Each and every one with perspective. tragedies and the things that have .try to keep most kids we treat out of Washington 3. Montreol 2 No Games Scheduled Centers Mark Haves 69- 71—Lauren 140 Howe 73-71— 144 It is an expensive venture, but Winnipeg at Vancouver, night 1, X- Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, LA Lakers, Cathy Johnston 74-70—144 of yog.” “ Sometimes you get caught up in gone so well.” explained Mrs. the hospital. We really pul a labeled "Jeanie." Saturday's (Mmes Tom Pernice 72- 68— 140 Morel Bozaiih 74-70—144 In 1978. Avon developer Hill one that transcends any monetary Saturdov's (3ames No Gomes Scheduled 666,626. 2, Akeem Olaluwon. Houston, Bruce Leltzke 70- 70—140 , Games and real life often em- a season and you lose your sense of Tippett. premium on this, so that kids have (All Timet EST) Sunday's Games 434,294. 3, Artis Gilmore, San Antonio, Woody Blackburn 66-74— 140 Jane Crofter 73-71— 144 Colbert and his partner. Tom figures. 306.899.4, Wayne Cooper, Denver, 255,546. Mary Beth Zimmerman 75-69— 144 . ' brace interchangeable analogies. priorities,” noted articulate goalie An entire wing of the pediatric lives that are minimally Minnesota at Philadelphia, 1:05 East vs. West All-Star Game, 1:30 p.m. Tom Kite 71.70— 141 Pariseleti. founded the UConn As Dave Babych puts it, ” We p.m. 5, Jack SIkma, Seattle, 240,138. 6, Mark 70- 71—Cathy 141 Morse 75-69— 144 : ; “ We’re winning a lot, but we’re Mike Liut. a father of two. floor at the UConn Health Center disrupted” EST Mike West Tammy Fredrickson 74-71—145 have a job where we are fighting NY Rangers at Boston, 1:15 p.m. Eaton, Utoh, 226,240. 7, Joe Borry isao AokI 71- 70— 141 'Still losing some, and we’d like to "Perspective? This should bring was built through donations from Altman echoes the sentiments Children’s Cancer Fund after Chicago at Quebec, 2:05 p.m. Carroll, Golden Stote, 177,434. 8, James 71.70— 141Colleen Wolker 73-72— 145 for something that’s fun. but these T.C. persepetive to player.', fans,and the Whalers’ Waltz, which raised “ Our goal is to keep them nut of the Colbert’s three-year old daughter. Buffalo at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. NBA All-Star results Edwards, Phoenix, 151,614.9, Sam Bowie. J .C ;^ n e o d 73- 68— 141 Golbrolth 75-70— 145 get our record up to your measures kids are in here fighting for life.” New Jersey at Pittsburgh, 7:35p.m. Portland, 122,631. 10, Alvan Adams, Beth Daniel 71-75— 146 - and win our own personal Stanley the whole world. You think you $52,000 last year. The additions hospital so they can lead a normal Jean Marie, succumbed to cancer. JCotbo Ozokr 74.87— 141 Pat Meyers 76-70— 146 Edmonton at Washington, 7:35p.m. Phoenix, 103,876. World Cup downhilM Keith Fergus 69- 72— 141 F St. Louis ot Toronto, 8:05 p.m. DALLAS — NBA All-Star Gome re­ Guards Barry Joeckel 70- 71—Beverly 141 Klass 76-70—146 F Montreal at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. sults: 1, x-Maglc Johnson. LA Lokers, EduardoxRomero 72- 69— 141 Jody Rosenthal 76-70— 146 NY Islanders at Los Angeles, 10:35 1985 — West 140, East 129 1,060,692. 2, x-AlvIn Robertson, San A l Morzine, France, Feb. 7 Lennie Clements 71- 70—Myro 141 Blackwelder 72-74— T46 At U.S. Figure Skating Championships p.m. 1984 — East 154, West 145 (ot) Antonio, 378,557 . 3, Johnny Moore, San 1, Anton Steiner, , 1 minute, Pat Duncan 72.69— 141Betsy King 72-74— 146 Sunday's Games 1983 — East 132, West 123 Antonio, 348,752. 4, Norm Nixon, LA 38.85 seconds. 2, Gustav Oehrli, Switzer­ Andy Bean 71.71— 142Jonet Coles 76-70— $46 Quebec at Boston 1982 — East 120, West 118 Clippers. 303,904.5, John Lucas, Houston, land, 1:38.92. 3, Peter Wlrnsberger, Ed Fieri 73- 69— 142 Penny Hammel 73-73— >46 Sports In Brief Phllodelphia at Chicago 1981 — Eost 123, West 120 299,870. 6, Chris Mullln, Golden State, Austria, 1:38.93. 4, Gerhard Pfatfen- Dan Pohl 70- 7 2Cindy -1 4 2 Flgg 75-71— T46 New Jersey at Hartford, night 1980 — East 144, West 136 (ot) 299,631. 7, Lofayette Lever, Denver, blchler, Austria, 1:38.98. 5, Leonhard Chip Beck 71- 71—Mlssle 142 McGeorge 73-73—146 Edmonton at Buffalo, night 1979 — West 134, East 129 286,300. 6, Michael Cooper, LA Lakers, Stock, Austria, 1:39.06. Lou Graham 71.71— 142Ayako Okamoto 75-71—146 Rising star Kadavy moves up one Winnipeg at Vancouver, night 1978 — East 133, West 125 276,0^. 9, Clyde Drexler, Portland, Doug TtwtII 7 072— 142 Lynn Stroney 74-72— 146 Dan Marino undergoes surgery 257,628. 10, Rolondo Blackman, Dollos, Dianne Dailey 76-70—146 Calgary at Los Angeles, night 1977 — West 125, East 124 6, Peter Mueller, Switzerland, 1:39.08. Mark O'Mera 72- 70— 142 San Jose. Calif., who is bidding to 1976 — East 123, West 109 255,204. T7, Danllo Sbardellotto, , and Mac O'Grodv 72.70— 142 Heather Farr 77-59— 146 SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. — Miami Dolphin quarterback Bv Pohlo Smith Jull Inkster 74-72— 146 become the United States’ first E 1975 — East 108, West 102 Michael Mair, Italy, 1:39.18. 9, Sllvono Rich Dolpos 74-168— 142 Dan Marino underwent arthroscopic surgery Friday to remove United Press International E 1974 _ vvest 134, East 123 Mell, Switzerland, 1:39.19. T10, Igor Bobby Wodkins 71-71— 142 Heather Drew 7^71— 146 black skating champion, and one NBA leaders Lenore Muraoka 73-73—146 1973 — East 104, West 64 Clgolla, Italy, and , U.S., Tom Sleckmann 73- 69— 142 cartilage from his left knee. gave the nod to Chin, 18, of Toluca Skating \9T2 — West 112, East 110 1:39.29. Antonio Cerda 68-74— 142 Lori West 76-71— 147 Dr. J.R. Steadman, who performed a similar operation on the UNIONDALE. N Y. — Rising 1971 — West 108, East 107 12, Erwin Resch, Austria, 1:39.37. 13, Mark McCumber Lynn Connelly 75-72— 147 Lake. Calif. (Through Fob.2) 72.70— 142Jane Blalock 77-70— 147 quarterback last year, said the operation was successful and star Caryn Kadavy won the short 1970 — East 142. West 135 Scoring Helmut Hoetlehner, Austria, 1:39.53. 14, Dennis Trixler 71-71— 142 But Thomas, a freshman pre- tjanlel Mahrer, Switzerland, 1:39.55. 15, Laurie RInker 72-75—147 program phase of the women’s 1969 — East 123, West 112 g Ig It pttovg Bobby Clampett 71.71— 142 Marino will be ready for the 1986 season. med major at , 1968 — East 144, West 124 Atle Skoardal, Norwov, 1:39.69. Curtis Strange 71-71— 142 Deedee Lasker 73-74— 147 competition Friday with a sizzling U.S. Figure Skating Champion­ English, Den 48 548 319 1416 29.5 Alice RItzman 73-74— 147 Marino also underwent conventional surgery on the knee after 1967 — West 135, East 120 Dantlev. Ufa 46 479 387-1346 29.3 Also; 18, Michael Brown, U.S., 1:39.87. Davis Love III 71-71— 142 salsa number to pass defending held on to first in the overall ships 1966 — East 137, West 94 Wilkins, All 46 502 285 1297 28.2 22, Andv Chambers, U.S., 1:40.08. 23, Leonard Thompson 68- 74—JoAnne 142 Corner 76-71—147 the 1983 season. standings on the basis of her At Unlondale, N.Y., Feb. 7 Fellk Beiczvk, Canada, 1:40.14.98 Chris Silvio Bertolaccinl 74-73— 147 U.S. figure skating champion 1965 — East 124, West 123 Shart. GS 45 453 234 1149 25.5 Dan Forsam 70- 73— 143 victory in the compulsory figures Juniors 1964 — East 111, West 107 Vandeweghe, Por 48 4-Jl 337 1179 24.6 Kent, Canoda, 1:41.12. 43, Tom Bowers, Nick Price 69- 74—Karin 143 Mundlnger 74-73—147 Tiffany Chin into second place Pairs (after short program)— !, Kristi 1963 — East 115, West 106 Bird. Bos 44 405 227 )069 24.3 U.S. 1:41.n. 47, (Sarv Athens, Canada, Tim Norris 71- 72—Deb 143 Richard 72-76— 148 behind leader Debi Thomas. with 1.4 factored places. Kadavy. Yamaguchl. Fremont, Collf., and Rudy 1962 — West 150, East 130 1:41.56. 49, Donald Stevens, Canado, Linda Hunt 74-74—1^ McReynolds loses arbitration case Waolrldge, Chi 46 418 267 1107 24.1 Mark Pfell 71- 72— 143 The men’s defending champion, third in the figures, had 2.2 Golindo, San Jose, Calif., 14 ordinals, 1961 — West 153, East 131 Olaluwon, Hou 47 427 248 1102 23.4 1:41.64. 54, Alan Laubo, U.S., 1:41.93. 55, (3arv McCord 76^ 7 — 143 Atsuko Hlkage 74-74—148 87.40. 2, Ashley Stevenson, La Costo, 1960 — Eost 125, West 115 Ab.-Jabbar, LA L 46 435 195 1065 23.2 Doug Lewis, U.S., 1:41.98. 60, Paul Wayne Grady 70- 73—Margaret 143 Ward 77-71—148 SAN DIEGO — The San Diego Padres have won their salary Brian Boitano, remained atop the factored places, and Chin, 2.4. Calif., and Scott Wendland, Costa Mesa, 1959 — West 124, East 108 Bolvin, Canoda, I ;42.13.61, Daniel Moor, Gene Sauers 70-70— 143 Shirley Furlong 78-70— 148 The closeness of the top three Calif., 28, 84.90. 3, Shando and Brandon Alice Miller 74-74— 148 arbitration case against outfielder Kevin McReynolds. standings entering Saturday 1956 — East 130, West 118 Canada, 1:42.16. 62, Scott Shaver, George Burns 72- 71— 143 women in factored places means Smith, Rochester, Mich., 31, 84.40. 4, 1957 — East 109, West 97 Big East standings Canada, 1:42.16. Denny Helper Carole Charbonnier 75-73—]48 In Los Angeles Thursday, arbitrator Tom Roberts rejected the night’s finals despite a badly Laurie Snyder, Whittier, Calif., 70- 73— 143 1956 — West 106, East 94 Combined results Russ Cochran 71.72— 143Sally Quinlan 72-76— 148 injured right ankle that has that whoever wins the long pro­ and David McGovern, Long Beach, Big East Conlerence O'aM (From Friday's downhill and slalom at M. J. Smith 73-75— 148 $450,000 McReynolds was seeking this year, choosing instead the 1955 — East 100, West 91 w L W L Billy Plerot 73- 71— 143 severely limited his practice time. gram competition — which counts Calif., 29, 83.60 . 5, Paula Vlslngardl, 1954 — East 98, West 93 (ot) St. Anton, Austria, Jon. 25) Payne Stewart Vicki Alvarez 75-73—148 Padres’ $275,000 initial offer. Fraser, Mich., and Jeff Meyers, Lake Syracuse 9 1 18 2 73-70— 143 Kathy Postlewalt 74.72_148 Boitano, 22. of Sunnyvale, Calif., 50 percent of the final score — 1953 — West 79, East 75 1, Marc GIrardelll, Luxembourg, 18.57 Howard Twltty 71- 72—143 Last spring, McReynolds spurned a six-year, $4.5 million Orion, Mlch.,48,80.80.6, Sara Jeanne and 195? — East 108, West 91 St. John's 8 2 21 3 points. 2, Leonhard Stock, Austrlo,66.92.3, Borbara Borrow 74-74—148 Saturday afternoon will win the • Robert Powell, Roynham, Mass., 60, Georgetown e 2 18 3 Jim Gollogher 73-70— 143 won the short program with a V 1951 — Eost 111, West 94 Gustav Oehrli, Switzerland, 73.13. 4, Johnny Miller 73- 70—Jo 143 Ann Washam 74-74—148 proposal in hopes of having a season that would pay off in gold medal. % 77.80. East leads series 23-12 Vlllanovo 6 3 16 9 Markus Wasmeler, West (Sermonv, 74.09. Jan Stephenson 76-72— 146 clean, mistake-free routine, hit­ 7, Jill Kombeltz. Boulder, Colo., and Pittsburgh 4 5 13 7 Bill Kratzert 72.71— 143 arbitration. " I ’ve got to pull out the stops and 5, Peter Roth, West , 77.77. 6, Buddy Gordner 72- 71—Mlssle 143 Berteotti 78-70— 148 ting all the jumps that he had not Joel McKeever, Dallas, 62, 77.90. 8, Boston College 3 8 12 10 Peter Wlrnsberger, Austria, 78.33. 7, Muffin Spencer-Devlln 75-73— 148 really go for it tomorrow night,” Christine Kopp, Saugus. Calif., and Rick Connecticut 2 6 11 7 Scott Mahlberg 71-72— 143 practiced on the correct foot for a NBA All-Star rosters (Serhard Ptoffenblchler, Austria, 78.37.8, MItzl Edge 78-70— 148 said Chin, who just returned to Scarry, West Hollywood, Calif., 64, 77.80. Providence 2 8 10 11 Christian (Saldet, France, 82.39. 9, Peter Blaine McCailister 72.71— 143Sandra Palmer 77-72—149 week and a half. 9, Wendy Weston, West Yarmouth, Mass., Seton Hall 1 6 11 12 Jurko, Czechoslovakia, 85.90. 10, Peter Ken Brown 73- 71— 144 Mindy Moore 76.78— 149 Christopher Bowman. 18, of Van training in December after a and DovIdGoodmon, New Bedford, N Y . , At Dallot, Feb. 9 Mueller, Switzerland, 98.67. Rod Curl 76-68— 144 Pernfors, Jarryd advance to semis six-month layoff. "But it would Friday's Gome 71.73— 144 Nuys, Calif., who also has a leg 73, 76-00, 10, Jutlonne Thompson, Numerical Rosten Overall World Cup standings Jeff Lewis Chris Johnson 73-76—149 Colorodo Springs, Colo., and Brian (Lilting number, poiltlon, height Vlllanovo at Pittsburgh I, M arc GIrardelll, Luxembourg, 192 Lon Hinkle 70- 74— 144 injury, fell during his required have been that way anyway, even Today's Gomes 71- 73—Kay 144 Kennedy 75.74—149 MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Sweden’s unseeded Mikael Pernfors and Geddels, Rockford, III., 65, 74.20. 11, and weight, with plaver'i NBA team points. 2, Peter Mueller, Switzerland, 164. Jeff Lewis Donna CaponI 77.72—149 double-jump combination and fin­ if I had won today because we’re Ann-Marie and Brion Wells, Potomoc, onMCondllne). Boston College at St. John's 3, Peter Wlrnsberger, Austria, 143. 4, Jack Renner 71.73— 144 No. 3 Anders Jarryd Friday advanced to the semifinal round of Seton Hall at Georgetown Jim Woodword 72- 72—Caroline 144 Gowan 75-74—149 ished third in the short program to all so close” Md., 99, 65.80. 12, Annette and William Eastern Conference Markus Wasmeler, West (Sermanv, 131.5, Dale Eggellng 72.77—149 the $315,000 U.S.Indoor Tennis Championships. Abel, Santa Rosa, Calif., 107,62.10. 00-Robert Parish, c, 7-0, 230 Notre Dame at Syracuse Ingemor Stenmark, Sweden, 127. 6, Rok Danny Briggs 71- 73— 144 Scott Williams, 20, of Redondo Boitano has more breathing Sunday's Gome 70- 7 ^Cathy 1 4 4 Reynolds 75-74—149 Pernfors, former two-time NCAA singles champion from the Boston Celtics Petrovic, Yugoslavia, 125. 7, PIrmln Jeff Gryglel Sherri Turner 75-74— 149 Beach, Calif, Bowman, second room. With 1.0 factored places to Senlors(ofterthortprogrom) 2— Moses Malone, c, 6-10, 255 UConn at Vlllanova, 2 p.m. Zurbrlggen, Switzerlond, 115. 8, MIchoel Richard Zokol 72- 72— 144 University of Georgia, turned back No. 4 Kevin Curren 6-4, 6-2 in Women— 1, DebI Thomas, Son Jose, M onday's Game Craig Stodler 74- 70—Nancy 144 Scranton 74-75—149 after compulsories, maintained 2.4 for Bowman and 2.6 for Phllodelphia 76ers Malr, Italy, 102. 9, Hubert Strolz, Susan Tonkin 75-74— 149 the upset of the tournament. Calif., 1.4 foctored pieces. 2, Caryn 3— Patrick Ewino, c, 7-0, 240 St. John's at Georgetown, Austrlo, 95.10, Leonhard Stock, Austria, Dick Mast 75- 70— 145 that spot in the overall standings Williams, the defending champion Kadavy, Colorado Springs, Colo., 2.2. 3, Tuesday's Gome 71- 7 8Cathy -1 4 5 Mant 74-75— 149 Jarryd moved up at the expense of sixth-seeded former New York Knicks 9). Dave Barr Beverley Davis 73-76—149 ahead of Williams entering the could finish second in the long Tiffany Chin, Toluca Lake, 2,4,4, Tracey 4— Sidney Moncrief, a, 6-4,190 Pittsburgh at UConn (Field House),8 Downhill standings Nick Faldo 72- 73— 145 University of Tennessee All- America Paul Annacone, 7-6, 7- 5. DamIgella.Colorodo Springs, Colo.,4.8.5, P;m. 74- 71—145Marta Flgueras-Dottl 77-72—149 Saturday night finals. program finale and still win the Milwaukee Bucks 1, Peter Wlrnsberger, Austria, 115 WMIIe Wood Laurl Peterson 76-73— 149 JIM Trenarv, Colorado Springs, Colo., 5.2. 6— Julius Ervina, f-a, 6-7, 205 Wednesday's Gomes points. 2, Peter Mueller, Switzerland,84.3, Joy Delsling 76^ 9 — 145 Top seeded Jimmy Connors took the court against No. 8 Brad The senior ice dancers, led by gold medal. 6, Kelly Ann Szmurlo, Franklin, WIs., 7.4. Providence at Seton Hall Fronk Conner 73- 72— 145 Did Not Quolify Philadelphia 76ers MIchoel Malr, Italy, 71. 4, Erwin Debbie Austin 74-74— 150 Gilbert l^ e r Friday night and No. 7 Johan Kriek was scheduled 1985 silver medalists Donald Adair " I was very proud of myself 7, Yvonne Gomez, San Francisco, 8.2. 8, 10- Maurlce Cheeks, a, 6-1,180 Vlllanovo at Syracuse Resch, Austria, 67. 5, Karl Alplger, Stu Ingrahom 75- 70— 145 Tracey Sellga, Lunenburg, Mass., 6.2 Thursday's Gome David Edwards 73- 72—Sandro 145 Spuzich 75-75— 150 to play r^. 2 Stefan Edberg of Sweden. and Renee Roca, skated their free today.” said Boitano, who has been Philadelphia 76ers Switzerland, 55. 6, Gustav Oehrli, Penny Pulz 75-75— 150 9, Leslie Sikes. Hoverford, Pa., 8.4. 10, 11- lslah Thamas, g, 6-1,185 UConn at Holy Cross Switzerland, 46. 7, Marc GIrardelll, Clarence Rose 72-73— 145 dance finals at Nassau Coliseum taking acupuncture, ultrasound Tonya Harding, Portlond, Ore., 9.2. 11, Saturday's Games Charles Bolling 74.71— 145Sue ErtI 74-74— 150 Detroit Pistons Luxembourg, 44. 8, Anton Steiner, Pla Nilsson 75-75— 150 Friday night following the junior and heat treatments on his ankle Holly Cook, Bountiful, Colo., 10.6.12, Kris 21-Domlnlaue Wilkins, t,6-7,200 UConn at St. John's Austria, 43.9, Helmut Hoetlehner, Jim Dent 74- 72— 146 MorzInskI, Littleton, Colo., 12.8. 13, Atlanta Hawks Georgetown at Vlllanova 7 0 4 0 -1 4 6 Sis Semon 78-72— 150 Owens paces P G A Seniors event women’s long program finals. all week, “ It wasn’t the strongest Austria, 42. 10, , Switzer­ Beth Solomon 75-75— 150 Kothryn Adams, Walnut Creek, Colo., 24-Jett Malone, 0, 6-4, 205 Syracuse ot Providence land, 35. KIkuo Aral 74-72— 146 Like Boitano. Chin. Thomas and short program I’ve ever done, but I 13.4. 14, Kimberly Drenser, Costa Mesa, Washington Bullets Boston College at Seton Hall Mark WIebe' 66.70— 146Nancy White-Brewer 74-77— 151 FO RT PIE R C E . Fla. — Charlie Owens scored an eagle and Also: T12, Doug Lewis, U.S., and Denise Streblg 77-74— 151 Kadavy, who finished 1-2-3 at last hit all the required elements. I ’m Calif., 13.8- 15. Debbie Tucker, Lake 32- Kevln McHale, t, 6-10, 225 PIrmln Zurbrlggen, Switzerland, 32. Brod Faxon 72-74— 146. five birdies without a bogey Friday for a seven-under-par 65 and Forest, III., 14.6. 16, Debbie Walls, Boston Celtics Andy Magee 72-74— 146 Melissa Whitmire 75-74— 151 year’s nationals, all performed just happy the elements were Marietta, Ga., 71.30. 17, Debbie La 33- Larrv Bird, t, 6-9, 220 Mike Miles 71.75— 146 Patty Hayes 77-74— 151 one-stroke lead in the opening round of the $225,000 Treasure Friday's college hoop results Combined standings | Cindy Rarick mistake-free short programs, clean. UPl photo Verde, Burbonk, Calif , 15.6. Boston Celtics 1, Marc GIrardelll, Luxembourg, 60 72- 74— 146 79-72— 151 Coast Classic, the first event of the year on the PGA Seniors Tour, Men— 1, Brian Boitano, Sunny­ 52-Buck Williams, t, 6-8, 215 Bob Nichols Donna White 75-74— 151 leaving the judges to pick the “ I think I got over a large hump points. 2, Peter Mueller, Switzerland, 46.3, 74- 72—Kathy 146 Ahern Tiffany Chin, the defentjing women’s champion, slipped, vale, Calif., 1.0 factored places. 2, New Jersey Nets Eost Leonhard Stock, Austria, 41. 4, PIrmln David Ogrin 73- 73— 146 75-74— 151 Owens’ sparkling round over the 6,649-yard TPC Monte Carlo winner on presentation and style. mentally tqday because I per­ Brown 76, Pennsylvania 72 Susan Sanders 78-73— 151 Christopher Bowman, Van Nuvs, Calif., Western Conlerence Zurbrlggen, Switzerland, 40. 5, Markus Bob Eastwood 7 046— 146 Country Club course put him one stroke ahead of Paul Harney Five of the nine judges scored formed.” he added. “ Tomorrow I into third place after the short program at the U.S. Figure 2.4. 3, Scott Williams, Redondo Beach, 2— Alex English, f, 6-8,190 Cornell72, Harvard51 Al (3elberger 76.70— 146 Nancy Tomich 74-75— 151 Wasmeler, West (Sermanv, 39. 6, Franz Leslie Pearson and Harold Henning. Harney scored five birdies on the back side can say. I performed last night in Calif.,2.6.4, Daniel Doran, Denver, 5.4. Denver Nuggets Dartmouth 68, Columbla64 Heinzer, Switzerland, 33. 7, Peter Peter Senior 73.73— 146 78-73— 151 Kadavy. 18, of Colorado Springs, Skating Championships, which was skated on Friday. 5, Doug Mattls, Drexel Hill. Po., 5.8. 4— Adrian Dantley, f, 6-5, 210 Drew67,Swarthmore65 Mike Sullivan 75- 71—Judy 146 Ellls-Sams 75-74— 151 for his 6-under-par 66 while Henning toured the front nine in the short program despite this so I Wlrnsberger, Austria, 32. 8, Andreas Carolyn Hill 79-73— 152 Colo., skating in only her second The women's finals, the long program, will be skated 6, Paul Wylie, Brighton, Mass., 5.6. 7, Utah Jazz Geneva 78, Houghton67 Wenzel, Liechtenstein, 30. 9, Michael George Archer 73- 70— 146 4-under 32 for his. can perform the long program Angelo D'Agostino, Colorado Springs, 8— Marques Jahnson, f-g, 6-7, 218 Husson66, Bates 83 Greg Ladehoff CIndv Mackey 77-75— 152 nationals, first in the short pro­ Malr, Italy, 21. T10, Anton Steiner, 70- 70—Mary 146 Murphy tonight.” today. Colo., 7.4. 6, Jomes Cygan, Colorado Las Angeles Clippers N.J.Tech84.N.Y.Marltlme61 Austria, and NIklas Henning, Sweden,20. Nathaniel Crosby 71- 75— 146 78-74— 152 gram. Three chose Thomas, 18, of Springs, Colo.,7.6. 21- Alvln Rabertson, g, 6-3,185 Phlla.Pharmacv74,Gallaudet67 Jay Hoos 75- 72—[}awn 147 Coe 74-78— 152 San Antonia Spurs Renn.Poly79, Rhode lslandTech67 Jodie Mudd 74- 70—Barbra 147 Mlzrohle 79-73-152 Steiner wins first ever downhill 9, Craig Henderson, Harbor, Calif., 8.8. 22- Rolando Blackman, g, 6-6,190 St. Froncls{NY)92,YorkS7 76- 71—Charlotte 147 Montoomery 77-75— 152 10, John Fllbig, Blue Joy, Calif., 10.2.11, Dallas Mavericks Trinity 88, Bowdoln74 Pot Lindsey 75- 72—Kathv 147 Whitworth 78-74-152 Golf roundup Scott Kurttlla, Seattle, 10.4. 12, Bobby 23- Clyde Drexler, f-g, 6-7, 210 Wesleyan84.Colby71 Boxing 72- 75— 147 Jackie Bertsch 74-78— 152 MORZINE, France — Anton Steiner of Austria Friday posted Beauchamp, Los Angeles, 11.2. 13, Tom Portland Trail Blazers Yale52,Prlnceton47 Thomos Gleeton 72- 75— 147 Dono Howe Chancellor 78-74— 152 the first race victory of his 11-year career, capturing a men’s Zakralsek, Littleton, Colo., 12.6. 14, R. South Cathy Kratzert 75-77— 152 32- Maglc Jahnson, g, 6-9,215 Terry Snodgrass 75-72— 147 World ski Cup downhill and breaking compatriot Peter Todd Reynolds, Spring, Texas, 14.8. 15, Los Angeles Lakers Chris. Newport 77, U.N.C.-Greensboro Mike McCullough 74- 70—Therese 147 Hesslon 78-74— 152 Steven Rice, Spring Lake, N.J., 15.0. 16, 33- Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, c, 7-2,232 A Brett Upper 73- 75— 148 Sherri Steinhauer 79-74— 153 Wirnsberger’s string of four consecutive triumphs. David Jamison, Philadelphia, 15.2 Emory & Henry 75, Hompden-Sydney 70 Ma|or fight tchadule Janice Burba Gibson 82-71— 153 Mize and Sheehan grab, PGA, LPGA leads Las Angeles Lakers Dove Elchelberger 75- 73— 148 In “ the greatest day of my skiing life,” Steiner, 26, completed 34- Akeem Olaluwan, c, 7-0,250 Fairmontao, Bluefleld St. 67 Brad Fabel 76- 70—149Pam Gletzen 77-74— 153 Houston Rockets Ferrum94,Methodl$t81 (c-dtflottt dtftndlng ctMmplon) John McComIsh 75-74— 149 Nancy Rubin 79-74— 153 the 8,655-foot course with a vertical drop of 2,723 feet in one By United Press International pretty consistent round ” of the green, 20 feet from an eagle. Sheehan, seeking to become the 42-James Worthy, t, 6-9, 225 Greensboro 70, Virginia Wesleyan54 Loren Roberts Nancy Ledbetter 82-71— 153 first to win the 11-year-old tourna­ 75-74— 149 Debbie Hall minute 38.85 seconds. It was just 7-lOOths of a second ahead of One of Mize’s co-leaders after His first putt, however, died inches Los Angeles Lokers Lee91,Milligan 78 Feb. 9 at Reno, Nev. — Alexis Argueilo Dan Halidorson 75-74— 149 77-74-153 ment twice, had an opening round 50-Ralph Sampson, f, 7-4,228 LlbeiiYtt/Pltt.-John$town51 Kris Moe 7 1 -7 0 -1 5 0 M ary Dwyer 80-74— 154 Switzerland’s Gustav Oehrli and 8-lOOths ahead of third-place LA JOLLA, Calif. — Larry Mize Thursday’s opening round was short of the cup. vs. Bill Costelioz 10, junior weiterwelohts. Joan Joyce Bowling Houston Rockets Lynchburg 73, Marvville61 Feb. 13 ot ToegUr Japan — c-JIro Rick Cramer 78-72— 150 78-74— 154 Wlrnsberger. birdied the par-5 18th hole Friday Edwards, who appeared headed The field of 158 started out fast in 68 for a 36-hole total of 7-under-par 53-Artls Gilmore, c, 7-2, 255 Winston-Salem 77, Llv(ngston76 Ernie Gonzales 68-62— 150 Kris Monoohan 7379— 154 137. Wotonobe vs. Yun Suk Hwon, 12< W BC Kristi Arrlnston 78-76— 154 to take a 1-stroke lead over Danny’ for sole possession of first after 36 the morning, but the ocean breezes Son Antonio Spurs lunlor bantamvyeight title. Bob Lohr 74- 77— 151 One shot back at 138 was Feb. 15 at Dublin, Ireland — c-Barrv Hank Boron 73- 78-151Barbara Penderoost 80-75— 155 Edwards with a 10-under par 134 at holes. kicked up Of whe afternoon and Mark Brooks Jerilyn Britz 77-78— 155 College football hall opens doors the end of two rounds of the $450,000 slowed down the golfers who had Stephanie Farwig who Friday GOP Women Rac basketball McGuigan vs. Danllo Cabrera, 15, W BA 78-73— 151 Robin Walton Edwards, who started on the Final NBA All-Star voting feotherwelf^t title. Doug Johnson 75- 7 6 -1 5 1 81-74— 155 Andy Williams Open. scored a 68. Rocco Mediate LeAnn Cassodoy 80-75-155 back nine of the south course, the later tee times. Bea Bagiev 162, Carolyn WIIson 177, Feb. 16 at Reno, Nev. — c-LlvIngstone 75- 76— 151 Elaine Crosby NEW YORK — Charley McClendon, State’s coach Another shot back at 139 was Eleanor Berggren 168-468, Joyce Tyler Brorttble vs. Tyrone Crowley, 15, W BA Rex Caldwell 74- 78-152 78-78— 154 Mize shook off a 3-putt bogey on caught fire at the turn, cutting Sheehan leads (Finol rtfuitiofbolloting by font) Juniors Mary DeLong 81-75— 156 from 1962 through 1979, will join two of his mentors in being Allison Finney, also with a second 177-457, Mortho Grant 474, Grayce Shea X'Storter llohtvMlght title. 78-75— 153 the par-3 8th hole and finished with three strokes from his score in six Greg Combs 74-81— 155 Susie Berdov 78-78— 154 454, Kay Moroz 471. Eost Celtics 51 (Tony Wright 20, Lee Feb. 16 ot TroV/ N. Y. — Mike Tyson vs. Janet Anderson inducted into the National Football Foundation’s College a rush on the final half of the holes and dropping to 10-under. He SARASOTA. Fla. — Defending round score of 68. Magowan 15, Paul Wilhelm 10), Lakers Jesse Ferguson, 10, heavyweights; Arnle Ookka 76- 79— 155 79-78— 157 Forwards Bill Rogers Susie Roger 8473-157 Football Hall of Fame. Torrey Pines South course. then bogeyed the par-4 7th hole, champion Patty Sheehan shot a Tied for fourth at 3-under-par 141 1, x-Larrv Bird, Boston, 702,440. 2, 40 (Dominic LaurInItlsTO, Brian Pellet­ Carl "Truth" Wiiilams vs. Mike Weover, 77- 70-156 Blossoms ier 12). 10, heavyweights; Frank Tote vs. Jerry Rob Kohlhoos 8 2 -7 6 -1 5 8 Nina Foust 7880— 158 McClendon and Bill Edwards Friday were named among the “ There weren’t many highs or falling into a 9-under tie with Mize. 3-under-par 69 Friday to take a were Jan Geddes, who had the low X'Jullus Erving, Philadelphia. 596,875. Dove Rummels Pam Allen 11-77— 158 Marilyn Meyers 201-526, Sandy Hor- 3, Kelly Tripucka, Detroit, 411,032. Knicks 46 (Corev Goldston 26, Tom Williams, 10, mlddlewelghts. 7 8 ^ 0 -1 5 8 Terry-Jo Myers 1986 inductees, joining Paul "Bear ” Bryant, who was named as lows today.” said Mize, who Mize grabbed the lead on 18 with one-stroke lead at the halfway round of the day at 66, and Patti DellsIeS), 76ers 16. Feb. 22 at Richmond, Va. — Marvls Hank Woodrome 61-87— 168 81-77— 158 rington 199, Sharon Hale 212-177-512, 4, Dominique Wilkins, Atlanta, Rod Streck Nicky Leroux 7781— 158 an inductee earlier in the week in the deceased coach category. started the day tied for the lead point of the L P A ’s $200,000 Sara­ Rizzo and Barb Thomas, both with 383,855. 5, Kevin McHale, Boston.379,696. Standings: Celtics 5-0, Knicks 3-2, Frailer vs. James "Bonecrusher" Smith, withdrew a second shot that was helped by a Dee Smyth 181-497, Janet Hatton Mike Nicolette withdrew Joan Delk 7W79— 158 sota Classic. ^ 70s. 176-512, Maureen Brancato 486. 6,Terry Cummlnos. Milwaukee, 294,669. Lakers 1-4, 76ers 1-4. 10, heavyweights. Alexandra Reinhardt 82-74— 158 with five other golfers. “ It was a tailwind. It fell on the back fringe I« — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Feb, 8, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturda.y Feb. 8, 1986 - 17 Two-headed Celtics’ monster FOCUS Parish, Walton a rugged pair Bv Frederick Waterman league's tallest player, 7-foot-6 Boston,” he said after a 19-point Parish’s playing time has Old World stained glass comes of age In U.S. United Press International Manute Bol of the Washington defeat on Feb. 4. "The Celtics dropped from 40 minutes per game Bullets, admitted he was made us look like a high school of last season to 32.4; his points per BOSTON — Robert Parish's team out there. And the thing is, game naturally are down from 18.9 Mantes-la-Jolie, France. "No class contributed to the glazing of overwhelmed. By Ken Franckllng eyes light up as he imagines what “ The Celtics have too many big they probably play like that every over his previous five years with glass of that period is left in Chartres Cathedral, with various United Press International goes on in the mind of a Boston guys,” lamented Bol after Boston night.” Boston to 15.8. Walton, with a Mantes,” Caviness said. guilds of wheelrights, winemak­ Celtics' opponent. Parish will be playing in his sixth career average of 14.8 points, is ers. furriers, and moneychangers extended its winning streak to 13 MEDFORD, Mass. — Some of “ When Bill Walton and I are on All-Star game this weekend. For averaging 7.0. THE COUNTRY’S largest col­ each selecting a topic fora window games on Feb, 5, even though the finest remaining examples of the court together, I can imagine once he is looking forward to the According to coach K.C. Jones lection was amassed by the latd and “ signing” it with a scene of McHale has missed six of the last Europe’s medieval stained glass when the other team’s coming contest rather than just wishing he the Celtics are winning now Raymond Pitcairn of Bryn Athyn, their daily labors. Stained glass seven games. are popping up all over America, down the court they're thinking. Washington's Leon Wood said "could just go off and do a lot of because Walton and guard Jerry Pa. It numbers more than 250 declined during the 16th century, 'We have to play defense against nothing. Sichting, the two new regulars, with the help of a band of fine arts because it was hard to handle, Boston has the single most impor­ detectives. pieces, most of which were made these guys?’’’ “ My minutes are down so I'm have found their place in the Green before 1300. It is now exhibited at display and store, and very fragile. tant ingredient for success. These modern-day Sherlock Hol­ “ You never know how you’ll play fresh. -I'm not running out of gas. Machine. the Glencairn Museum in Bryn The glass being found today in "The bottom line is rebounding meses have traced huge and with someone else. We're two I'm net watching the clock. I'm not “ It takes a little less than half a Athyn, but had been off limits to all the U.S. and Europe is only a small and the Celtics have a lot of height delicate stained glass works seven-footers with strong inside pacing myself until the second half season for players to be comforta­ but a few specialists for 14 years fraction of what once existed. out there," said the Bullet guard. crafted by Middle Age artisans games that give tea'ms a lot of of a game,” he said. ble with the whole thing and that’s "The worst destruction was by The oft-injured Walton is aver­ between the 11th and 17th centur­ after Pitcairn’s death in 1966. trouble in the defensive end and it “ With Bill and me, we can just the difference,” said Jones. Another huge collection, exceed­ the Protestants in the 16th and 17th aging only 18 minutes a game with ies, to attics, 1940s’ department turns out that our games really keep putting in a fresh center so And Walton now knows what is centuries,” Caviness said. “ They a high of 28. Grateful to be playing store sales, and even prestigious ing 200 pieces, was amassed by complement each other's" nobody is overworked, unless one expected of him. smashed the glass because they on a contending team, the NBA’ s museums that in some cases didn’t Hearst. Much of it was disposed of Walton and Parish can each of us is having one of those nights" “ K.C. wants his big men to stay in the late 1930s and early '40s when thought it was superstitious — that MVP of 1978 savors how disruptive know or appreciate what they had. dominate but neither is durable. Milwaukee's Mike Glenn said it around the basket area, play a lot he was in some financial difficulty. God didn’t look like a little old man he and Parish, in unison, can be. Much of the glass once adorned % The former UCLA star has fragile was this expectation, of Parish of defense, rebound, block shots, When there was scant interest at with a beard. There was wholesale “ When Robert and 1 are out windows of cathedrals and abbeys feet and legs and cannot play a lot being far off his usual game, that take good shots from the paint and auction, a catalog and in-store sale destruction. Some of the French there playing defense together, it throughout northern Europe. It of minutes. Parish is just 230 opponents could depend upon a few leave the outside game for thd little was arranged through Gimbel’s in cathedrals were turned into sta­ gives us tremendous rebounding managed to survive destruction pounds and cannot bear up under a times each year. guys, who are a whole lot better at New York in 1941. bles. By the time of the French strength and defensive strength," ■1 during wars, revolutions, and the season of body-slamming beneath “ Before they got Walton, you that than we are.” he explained. “ A lot of families probably don’t Revolution some was hidden said Walton. “ It makes it very Protestant Reformation, when the boards. difficult for the other team to be would be able to beat Boston when "A great thing about being on the know what they bought by getting away.” When Walton was acquired in an Parish had a bad night. But now, one-third was destroyed in some effective around the basket area. Celtics is that if you do your job, it’s churches. off the Gimbel’s elevator on the off-season trade from the Clippers, with Parish out of the game, wrong floor,” Caviness said. ” My She said there was also a lot of And that's partly because Larry more than likely the guy next to Collecting began in the 1800s in he was expected to serve primarily Walton rebounds, scdres and keeps biggest fear is that the heirs of glass destroyed during World War- (Bird) and our guards can put a lot you will do his. and that's a England and Germany and be­ as the backup center. But since of pressure on the ball out on the the defense honest,” said the tremendous confidence builder for people who bought .that glass I. By World War II, officials had UPI photo came very popular among some forward Kevin McHale strained an perimeter.” Bucks guard. the whole picture,” said Walton. through Gimbel’s don’t know what the sense to remove what glass was Achilles tendon last month. Walton In late December, the Celtics Americans — including newspaper left from cathedral windows and Milwaukee coach Don Nelson Robert Parish (00) of the Celtics is part of a two-headed baron William Randolph Hear.st — they’ve got and might toss it. has also been coming off the bench knows no answer to the problem struggled, losing 4 of 6 games. But "You know that if you do what “ This isn’t like passing on little put it in storage. in,the 1930s and '40s. By the '50s, to play alongside Parish. posed by the combination of since then they have won 17 of 18 you're supposed to do. invariably monster. The other half is Bill Walton, who has combined trinkets, this is enormous stuff, Caviness said Europe let much stained glass had waned as a After spending a night tp'ing to Walton. Parish and Bird. and now own the league's best you’re going to come out on the some of it as thin as tissue paper.” of the glass go early in this century to give Boston quite a potent force in the middle. Their ; collectible, but is now coming back fend off Walton and Parish, the “ I don't know how to beat recorH at SR-R brighter end of the score.” because it was "falling on very combination ha's created havoc for Celtic opponents. into vogue, partly because of its she said. A small portion oi the Hearst hard times. The Depression hit U.S. revival as a craft form. collection, numbering 80 panels, is them sooner and many countries But there is a vast difference now housed in the Los Angeles had no mechanism to protect between what was popularized in County Museum. Caviness said the national treasures.” Carl Lewis is anxious America by the Tiffany look, and 8 8 Detroit Institute of Art has crates She said some of the glass found what was a dominant art form in Tom Seaver to stay a White Sox of Hearst glass that it hasn’t had a in the U.S. has ” a clarity and medieval times. “ In the Middle Ages, this was the chance to open. brilliance that is almost shocking if to show he’s the best Museums where stained glass is By Randy Minkoff finish his career on the East primary painting form to address the eye is attuned to the heavily on public display in this country United Press International Coast, preferably in and around a major audience. At that time, patinated and severely decayed By Joe llluzzi field will be the women who- include The Cloisters Museum in the New York City area where manuscripts existed only as pri­ glasses now tragically visible in United Press Internotlonal finished behind Ashford in the 1984' New York, the Baltimore Museum CHICAGO — First, it seemed he began his career. vate art. Before that, frescos were many European monuments,” Olympic 100 meter dash — Alice UPI photo of Art, the Walters Gallery in certain that he would be wear­ Harrelson insists that his the primary form,” says Tufts EAST RUTHERFORD. N.J. - Brown, Merlene Ottey-Page and Baltimore, the Boston Museum of Caviness got interested in ing Yankee pinstripes on Open­ efforts to strengten the Sox fora University fine arts professor Carl Lewis rarely reacts to public Jeanette Bolden. Madeline Caviness, U.S. vice president The window, originally installed in the Fine Arts, Glencairn, the Detroit stained glass in her native England ing Day 1986. ' pennant bid may have swayed Madeline H. Caviness. a foremost sentiment or pressure. In general. Eamonn Coghlan. who at this Institute of Art, the Philadelphia when she had a civil service job Then, there was prevailing Seaver to stay in Chicago. expert on medieval stained glass. of Corpus Vitrearum, a group devoted to Milan Cathedral in the late 1400s, was Lewis believes the only person he meet in 1983 set the world standard Art Museum, the National Gallery and happened to buy a piece "very talk he might be having "Ori­ "I think Tom understands In those days, Caviness said, there finding medieval stained glass, proudly unknown to art historians until Caviness oles” on his uniform. That was must satisfy is himself. in the indoor mile at 3:49.78, heads of Art in Washington. D.C., the cheaply in a country junk store.” that we are closer than we were At Saturday’s Vitalis-U.S. Olym­ a group of men’s milers in what was a special reverence for stained displays a panel of 15th century stained recently discovered it. A dozen other ” I went to the Victoria and replaced by the liklihood he to becoming a pennant winner,” Morse Gallery in Winter Park, pic Invitational, however. Lewis could prove to be the most hotly’’ glass because "the feeling that glass she discovered in a library at MIT. scholars search the country with her. Fla., and the Gallery of Sacred Art Albert Museum in London and would again have "Sox” on his Harrelson says. "I don’t think light could pass through glass will attempt to show that he contested event of the night. of Bob Jones University in Green­ asked what it was. They said: ‘The warmup jacket, only the Red that all of the clubs that are without breaking it was analogous remains the world’s premier For once, though. Coghlan con­ ville, S.C. last person who could tell you that rather than the White variety. interested in Tom can give him Southwest, the Far West. You have in Canterbury, England. It dates to subject matter is expanding on athlete. siders himself an underdog in an to the virgin birth.” The stained glass art form has died,’ That’s how it began. But as spring training ap­ an opportunity to pitch in the to make people realize that you around 1190. That, and other glass Genesis. It concerns Adam and proaches. there is stronger Lewis, the quadruple Olympic indoor event. Coghlan, the only Eve. Cain and Abel after the fall,” reached its peak in northern Civil service work was boring, so I World Series again.” ■n gold medalist, had originally person to ever run a sub-3:50 mile CAVINESS MOVED to the U.S. value it and that it is worth donated to Harvard in 1932, had went to France to train.” evidence that Tom Seaver will The exception could be the Caviness said. —The collection of Europe in the 13th and 14th planned on competing in only the indoors, has lost his only two races from her native England in 1962 something,” Caviness said. gone virtually ignored. She calls her painstaking work again be a Chicago White Sox Yankees, who have courted the "The Fogg didn’t know what it the late art connoisseur John centuries. The best medieval glass long jump. Thursday, he informed of the indoor season. He said that' and joined in an effort to find, There have been some stunning, ” a cross between a jigsaw puzzle pitcher come April 6. Sox for Seaver and would like to Gellatly of New York, which was was never “ stained,” per se. meet director Ray Lumpp he should take the focus off him and ’ catalog and trace the origins of often chance, discoveries. The had.” Caviness said. “ Harvard and detective work. It’s tremend­ Seaver, who notched his 300th add the veteran pitcher to a unknown to scholars until a few Gothic glaziers put metallic oxides wanted to run in the55-meterdash. place it on some of the other such works for Corpus Vitrearum, earliest pieces Caviness has found has a very fine collection of art and ous fun.” career victory last year, has staff that could be one starter years ago. Now in storage at the in their melting pots to color their Lewis wants to avenge last outstanding competitors in the a Brussels-based international came from the Infancy Window of drawings from that period, all made it clear he would like to away from a division or league cataloged. They never bothered Smithsonian Institution’s National glass in various hues, obtaining Saturday’s loss to Emmit King in field. publication devoted to scholarly the Abbey at Saint Denis. France, return to New England and be title. Museum of American Art in clear, transparent colors. the 55 meters in Dallas. He also Marcus O’Sullivan, who beat analysis and investigation of dating to 1144. with the glass because it was just close to his family. He has said But the Yankees aren't wil­ Washington, D.C., it- includes a Other techniques involved wants to convince Canadian sprin­ him last month in Los Angeles, stained glass. She is vice president She found them inside a panel of ’decoration.’ I’m really furious Great sacrifices F F "flashed glass” to' which a thin he would like to pitch for a team ling to give up what Chicago of its U.S. group, which is headed Medieval stained glass installed in about that.” half-dozen of the finest known ter Ben Johnson he is not avoiding could be the man to watch. Also in film of colored glass was fused, Latin America has made large in New York, possibly the would like for a pitcher that won by Jane Hayward of the The an old laundry house on a large Among the other discoveries pieces of European glass dating him. the race will be Sydney MareeJ and white glass, which took on a strides in erasing its deficit, but at Yankees, but would consider 15 games last season and who Cloisters Museum in New York. estate in Ipswich. Mass. are: back to the 12th century. “ It is Last Friday in Toronto, Johnson Frank O’Mara. who has the fastesP black and gold etch-like quality the cost of great sacrifices in living hurling for the Orioles or Red also would give the Yankees a A dozen experts are now in­ ” I had heard there might be • A number of huge uncataioged beautifully preserved, it was an accused Lewis of ducking him. indoor mile of the season (3; 52 3), from the baking of silver nitrates standards and job stability in most Sox. strong drawing card in their volved in the U.S. project, and they some English glass there. I and unphotographed panels at the amazing find,” Caviness said, Earlier this week, Lewis called and Steve Scott. on the glass. countries, according to the Inter- New Sox general manager box-office battle with the New have found more than 2,000 items climbed up on the ladder and Massachusetts Institute of Tech­ • A 3‘/i-foot by 2-foot panel, a Johnson’s comments Red-hot irons were used to cut American Development Bank. On Ken Harrelson has tried to York Mets. Pole vaiiter Billy Olson, who so far, mostly in New England and almost died,” Caviness said. ” I nology’s Rotch Library that were 16th Century French depiction of "unjustified.” and shape the pieces, which were the one hand the $40 billion deficit oblige the future Hall-of- no-heighted in his previous two the mid-Atlantic states. They recognized the border.” made in the 1400s for Milan the Nativity, found in the attic of "The Yankees obviously can ” I have no reason to duck him,” fit into channeled lead strips that in the region’s current account in Famer’s request. It hasn't been believe there is a lot more that has There was a similar find behind Cathedral. the duPont family’s Nemours give Seaver some things, like said Lewis, who holds the world meets, will be looking to recapture were soldered together, and in­ 1981 was reduced to virtual equili­ E E easy. mansion in Delaware. —At Rhode • At the Pomfret School in being close to home and pitch­ indoor record in the 55 meters ” I the world record. Joe Dial erased. been ignored because the owners the Ivy League walls of Harvard brium by 1984. But the result was a "You should hear some of the University. Its prestigious Fogg Pomfret, Conn.. 13th century glass Island School of Design in Provi­ stalled in an iron framework. ing on a contender,” Harrelson hope his talking makes him Olson’s mark last Saturday, clear­ either have no knowledge or reduction in real wages due to a offers that some of the teams Museum contains several huge from the Abbey Church of Saint- dence. an early 1200’s Apocalypse Patrons and donors chose their says. "But like I’ve said, we compete better. I have been the ing 19 feet 4% inches. Dial will be' interest in its origins. rapid increase in inflation and a are making.” Harrelson says. “ What we don’t know yet is how panels, including the only surviv­ Julien in Tours, France. "It went scene of a man fleeing from a subjects with care to reflect their haven’t talked in a while and best for five years. -We have to competing in an Oklahoma City substantial real depreciation of the “ We just aren’t going to give much old glass exists elsewhere in ing window of a series on the life of through a sale in the '50s and we dragon. It came from the Colle­ interests, be they religious, or when we did the price wasn’t meet somewhere along the line. meet, but is scheduled to face- currencies of most countries. Tom Seaver away, no way.” the country — the Midwest, the Thomas Becket from his cathedral searched the country for it. The giate Church of Notre-Dame in secuiar. For example, the middle what we would be talking about I’m looking forward to it.” Olson at next Friday’s Millrose For his part. Seaver. 41, has Games. remained patient. He insists he for a pitcher of Seaver’s In addition to competing in the has enjoyed his two years with ability.” long jump and sprints. Lewis will Chicago since he was plucked While there is present pessim­ sing the national anthem and do Engagements by the Sox from the New York ism about dealing Seaver, Har­ television commentary for WTBS. U.S. Davis Cup About Town Weddings Mets’ unprotected list in the relson won’t rule out a swap Lewis heads a field that includes winter of 1984. before Opening Day. 30 Olympic medalists and 23 gold team is named “ I’ve enjoyed my time in medal winners. Valerie Brisco- “ I’m not going to say no deal Hooks. who won three golds at the NEW YORK (UPI) - Captain Chicago and the experience is going to be made. I can’t say Overeaters meet Duclos-DeGlacomo working with the players, espe­ 1984 Summer Games, and Evelyn Tom Gorman has named Jimmy that about anyone,” Harrelson Tom Seaver, 41, wished to be traded to be closer to his Overeater Anonymous will welcome newcomers Mr. and Mrs. Edward Duclos of cially Carlton Fisk,” Seaver Ashford, who captured two golds, Arias, Ken Flach, Brad Gilbert, says. “ If you are asking me Greenwich, Conn., home. But the White Sox have been highlight the women contestants. Aaron Krickstein and Robert Se- Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the cafeteria-meeting room South] indsor announce the en­ says. “ I have certainly enjoyed about today. I’ll tell you that as of Manchester Memorial Hospital. A speaker will gagement of their daughter. the last two years on this unable to swing a suitabledeal and it looks likethefuture Brisco-Hooks will oppose her guso to the U.S. Davis Cup squad, of now, Tom Seaver is going to speak at 8 p.m. The group follows the principles of Margo-Ann Marie Duclos, for­ ballclub and I think Chicago is a Hall-of-Famer will be in Chicago for the 1986 season. rival. Diane Dixon, in the 400 the United States Tennis Associa-, be our opening day pitcher to help people deal with the merly f Manchester, to Gregg great baseball town.” meters. In last year’s meet, the tion announced Friday. come opening day.” two went dowp to a photo finish, The squad will face Ecuador in problems underlying compulsive eating. Steven DeGiacomo. son of Mr, and Seaver isn't threatening to fire sale for Seaver. more season to see his family Mrs. Fred DeGiacomo of South quit or retire if the Sox don’t Sox manager Tony LaRussa Unless the pot is sweetened because he will still be wearing with Brisco-Hooks eventually be­ Guayaquil. Ecuador, on March 7-9,' ing declared the official winner. in the opening round of the 1986 Windsor. make a deal. But he has not has agreed with Harrelson's considerably, Seaver may still a Chicago White Sox uniform in Women’s Aglow convenes The bride-elect is a graduate of hidden the fact he would like to philosophy about not having a ha ve to commute for at least one 1986. Ashford, making her first ap­ Davis Cup competition. pearance in 17 months since giving Gorman will be making his debut Women’s Aglow Fellowship. Manchester chapter, the University of Connecticut School of Physical Therapy. She is birth last May, will participate in as U.S. captain, having succeeded will meet Thursday at 7 p.m. at the First Federal employed as a physical therapist the 55-meter dash. Included in that in December. Savings and Loan Associatoin. 344 W. Middle - Turnpike. Dessert and coffee will be served for $1.50. by the Tolland Department of Next Alou generation on the way ' Make reservations by calling Virginia at 871-1606, or Mental Retardation. : Gloria at 649-3802. The prospective bridegroom at­ l!5£iU tends Manchester Community Col­ GAINESVILLE, Fla. (UPI) - Jose Alou got his major-league — drafted last year - by the lege and is employed at the Mill on Pittsburgh Pirates — because Another set of Alou brothers is aspirations off to a shaky start with : Bloodmoblle honors Ryan the River. waiting to play in the major the Gators, suffering a broken Moises is expected to sign after Spruce Street Mobile ; There will be a bloodmobile in the memory of Kathy A June 21 wedding is planned at leagues and follow in the footsteps ankle during fall practice before junior college. Robin Warren-Robert St. Francis of Assisi Church in of Felipe, Matty and Jesus. the 1985 season. He batted . 187 and Full Services Gas • Ryan on Friday from 11:45 a.m. to 5 p.m. at St. "Of course, if he decides he : Bridget School. 74 Main St. It is sponsored by the Sargent South Windsor. One of that next generation. Jose had only two extra base hits — both wants to go to a four-year school. 220 Spruce St. Alou, Felipe’s son, is the starting home runs — to show for 107 ■ Connecticut Valley East Branch of the American Red I’m not going to turn him down,” • Cross and both students and adults of St. Bridget Warner'-Sargent left fielder for the Florida Gators. at-bats. Arnold said. "With all those Alous Hours: Mon.-Fri. 6am-7am "He had a bit of a tough timelast - parish. Ryan, a student at St. BridgetSchool, suffered The first librarian of Congress He needs a good senior season to playing ball, it must be something Robin Lee Warren and Robert E. year, but Jose’s hitting the ball a from a rare form of cancer. This will be the third was engaged in 1800 at $2 a day to make good on his dream of in the water or genes or some­ Saturdays 7am-6pm Sargent, both of Manchester, an­ ton this year,” said Joe Arnold, ‘ annual blood drive in her honor. organize the first 740 volumes. Margo-Ann Marie Duclos following his father and uncles to thing.” nounce their engagement. the big leagues. Jose’s coach at Florida. "He »> The bride-elect is the daughter of “ Sure, I’d like to give it a shot,” knows this is his last trip through Beethoven rehearses Frank S. Warren of Norcross. Ga. Alou said Friday before the college baseball. He wants to play. and the late Doris H. Warren. The Gators’ season opener with the He’s very hungry.” : The Beethoven Chorus will rehearse Tuesday from prospective bridegroom is the son Florida A4M Rattlers. ''I ’ve With a father and two uncles who ” 10 to 11 a.m, at Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church of Mrs. Hazel Sargent of Rockville D.C.L. PHYSICAL passed up the two chances I had made major-league history when St. Coffee and refreshments will be served before the Mr. and Mrs. Michael Charette and Robert E. Sargent of Wolcott. before. I know I need to ha ve a good they were the San Francisco COLT IS HIRING! I rehearsal. The chorus will present a musical program The bride-elect is a graduate of THERAPY SERVICE 1 Friday at 2 p.m. at the Mountain Laurel Inn, Enfield, season.” Giants’ starting outfield. Jose and Manchester High School and is 18.1 W E.ST MIDDLE TURNPIKE. SUITE 201 Alou signed with the Gators in Moises experienced plenty of base­ j for the A.A.R.P. chapters there, employed by Phoenix Mutual Life Charette-Merrow M ANCHESTER. CONNEfTICl'T OOO tO 1984 out of Canada Junior College, ball growing up in the Dominican r Insurance Co. of Hartford. near Palo Alto. Calif. Younger Republic. IMMEDIATE OPENINGS FOR r Square Circles gather Carla D. Merrow. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clair A. The prospective bridegroom is a 646-7552 brother Moises is a sophomore at "I mean. 1 knew he was out there Merrow of East Hartford, and Michael J. Charette, graduate of Rockville High School Canada and is expected to sign a on the field, but he was just my - The Square Circle Club of Manchester Lodge of son of Mr. and Mrs Gerard Charette of 56 Whitney and is employed by Maple Hill major-league contract at the end of dad.” Jose said. "I always looked SKILLED Specially designed for light ^ Masons will hold an open house Monday from 9 a.m. to Road, were married Dec. 27 at St. Mary’s Church, Farms of Bloomfield. trucks, pickups and vans, Gas NEW SERVICE the 1986 season. up to him. though, and hoped I Ryder LT features a bigger bore and I noon. There will be cards, pool and refreshments, at 25 East Hartford. A Sept. 26 wedding is planned at "He’s a good prospect and has could be like him someday.” PRODUCTION WORKERS t piston to reduce bottoming out and , E. Center St. The Rev. James J. Nock officiated. The bride was South United Methodist Church. If you have recovered from an injury but don’ t feel 100% or plenty of raw talent. He’ll be in Jose had two chances to play minimize sway for impressive stability, both given in marriage by her parents. Barbara on and off

Editor’s note: This column is and our Lewins are all we have in help they can get. Anderson, Bethany Woodrow, son. Bert Carlson, R. Gustafson. is in charge of heaven's bookkeep­ Chlorine in swimming pool prepared by the Manchester Area the way of MACC furniture mov­ It’s cumbersome, takestime and Mary Jo Lane, Joyce Thurnauer, Mary Hilditch, Mr. Damiano, ing system notes every generous Conference of Churches. ers, it takes a lot of patience, we’ve lost items because we Ernest Shephard. Kent Carlson. Darlene Cormier, Charles Kings­ moment given. If you have made a cooperation and forebearing to get seldom can pick up an item Burton Smythe, Vanessa Rich­ bury, Mrs. Robert Slater, Paul large monetary donation in 1985, By Nancy Carr the furniture from the donor to the immediately. Fortunately we do mond. Mrs. John Boyle, W. Moyer, Falck, Ernest Engelbrecht, Joan we would be happy to provide a AAACC Executive Director recipient. have some storage space, thanks Mrs. Clara Swanson. Pat Hetzel, Taylor, John Zeppa. statement of donation. kills the fragile AIDS virus Tax Deductions — Just a re­ We have a bathtub (with claw to the good folk at Community Alfred Eggen and Dean Streeter. Our furniture bank business is IF YOU CALL tomorrow (for Baptist Church, and we nftake minder to our hundreds of volun­ feet) in good condition. George I'm fussy. booming. In 1985 we were able to example) with two mattresses, every effort to hang on to essential Also: Michelle O’Neil. Willard teers, since 1980 taxpayers who Katz called it "antique” but we DEAR I don't really know. Why did you provide 172 families with 564 pieces your offer goes into the donor file items (beds, cribs, stoves, refrig­ Hiller. Margaret Arey, Sue Va- itemize their deductions can de­ aren't all that knowledgeable. If ABBY: I have marry? of furniture (everything from erators, kitchen tables and lade, Frank Perrone, Elsie duct 100 percent of their contribu-’ anyone out there is interested, you heard that the and Joanne checks the item I enjoy being single too much. mattresses to lamps). That’s an chairs). Werner, Winston Hudson, Steve tions to MACC and those who take are welcome to take it with an AIDS virus can against the request file to see who I haven't received the calling average of 47 items a month made Cavagnaro, Mrs. Albert Pearson, the standard deduction can deduct appropriate gift to MACC emer­ be found in bod­ needs beds most urgently. Next D e a r A b b y yet. possible through your generosity MAY WE REMIND you we have Linda Goldberg, Maxine Thibo­ 50 percent of their contributions. gency shelter renovations. Call ily secretions. she checks with the Lewins to .see Not everyone is meant to be and the efforts of Joanne Coyken- neither tools nor talent to make deau, Mrs. M. Schleminger, Mar­ Examples of expenses you can 647-8003 if you are interested in a This includes when they might be available. married. dall, our furniture bank coordina­ repairs so donations need to be jorie Martin, South Methodist deduct: Direct gifts of money claw footed tub. tears, perspira­ Abigail Van Buren Then she tries to match up that Now, for the truth: I was 22 years tor, and two dedicated volunteers. clean, sturdy and in good repair. Church, Beverly Bartosiak, Wil­ (your cancelled check is your tion, urine, sal­ M time with donor and recipient. It of age when World War II broke Margaret and Charlie Lewin, a You know how much even used liam Hyde, Sandy Burtchell, Carol receipt), inkind donations (clo­ Thank you's iva, etc, Weil, isn’t easy. out. In the next six years, 55,000 wonderful retired couple from St. furniture costs. Last year your Michaud. Mrs. Roy Keith, Frances thing. furniture, food) for which To students Stephanie Vaiade, when people Canadian lads were killed, many Bartholomew Church. Every once in a while we hit the patience and generosity placed Reiser, Milton Perlman, Mrs. you have received an inkind Jennifer Clark and Dawn Dieterle swim. they more were seriously wounded, and jackpot wih a donor who either has used furniture valued at $19,000 in Arthur Carlin, Mrs. Gull, Andrew voucher with date and value of the from Center Congregational open and close others married foreign girls. For the past three years, the or has access to a pick-up and is Manchester homes. That is a big Obusek, H. Osgood Bennett. Lu­ inkind gift, auto mileage and Church who were kind enough to their mouths, so a swimmer with also serve as a reliable antispetic. On the 40th anniversary of "D Lewins have put in an average of 5 willing to strong arm a friend or so help to low income families and cille O’Connell, Bill McCarthy. expenses at 12 cents a mile help us out during the Martin AIDS would be mixing his saliva Day " — June 6, 1984 — I wrote the to 6 hours a week, not only helping into helping him help us move his elderly who need items but cannot Also: Marilyn Eddy, Frank Van standard rate or actual expense Luther King Jr. Memorial Pro­ with the pool water, right? DEAR ABBY: Please help us following: to move furniture but offering their donation to the family who needs it. afford them. Cleef, Jr., Felicia Bandes, David basis along with other travel gram. To volunteer Elsie Wray I had planned to take parent-tot settle this debate: My sister is They marched away — pick-up truck as the “ MACC We do encourage our clients to pick Berrill. M. Crouse, Pat Holcomb. expenses when on MACC business. who before January closed had our swimming lessons with my infant expecting a baby soon, and we strong, tanned, fit, lighthearted moving van." Since Joanne (who up whenever possible but ob­ Our thanks to ail those who Dick Boyle, Mary Warren, Mrs. The IRS does not permit deduc­ Seasonal Sharing records up to daughter at a public pool, and now were discussing the cost of raising young men of Canada. Heraio photo by Pinto must weigh 139 pounds if you count viously elderly clients with no car donated furniture over the past Tasillo, B. Hart, James Sirianni, tions for the value of volunteer date. No small task and about two I am concerned for her health and a girl vs. a boy from infancy until Girls they left behind her winter coat, scarf and boots) four months; Mr. and Mrs. Walter William Dalton, Florence Peter­ ♦Imp donated but I ’m sure whoever months ahead of schedule. I or family are going to need all the safety. age 18.1 say it costs more to raise a are often asked Wagner, Gregor Siebert, Peter Bernier, son; my sister says I'm wrong — it New Eagle Scouts in Troop 25 are, from Please ask your professional why they never married. costs more to raise a daughter. left, Jeffrey Hazzard, Mel Siebold, Guy and Michael Vassallo. sources if a person can get AIDS No one can see beyond What do you say? the brave front they put on, from a swimming pool that has STILL DEBATING been used by a person who has to comprehend Bulletin Board AIDS the uncompleted lives, CONCERNED PARENT DEAR STILL; Having raised aching hearts, Scouts receive Eagle badges one of each, I would guess it's more and loneliness, DEAR CONCERNED; The costly to raise a girl. However, if year after year after year. Cults are topic 30. The United Methodists from both Manchester Thursday — 4 p.m., confirmation; 6:15 p.m.. Evangelical Catholics meet AIDS virus is very fragile. Accord­ there are any statistics available. I "Why aren't you married?" is churches will meet at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at North AGAPE: 7 p.m., basketball practice. son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Andrew Clevenger (2), Matthew ing to the Mayo Clinic, exposure to hope someone sends them to me. not a kind of question to ask a Six Boy Scouts were presented Rabbi Robert Kaplan of the Task Force on United Methodist Church, 300 Parker St. Both choirs Saturday — 6 p.m., basketball. The Church of the Risen Savior, 9 Ellington Ave., Vassallo of 19 Chester Drive, He Clough (3). Todd Courcy (3), John such common household chemi­ Watch this space for a possible woman at any time. their Eagle badges at the Court of Missionaries and Cults will give a free lecture on will participate in the music; the Rev. Shephard S. Rockville, is a fellowship serving the area’s has served as patroi leader and Damon (3). Shaun Darby (1), cals as hydrogen peroxide, rub­ official answer. SINGLE AT 68 IN OTTAWA, Honor held by Troop 25 at Center Sunday at 11 a m. on “ The Lure, Techniques and Johnson will preach. evangelical, charismatic Catholics. The Rev. Bill CANADA junior assistant Scoutmaster. Jason DeJoannis (3). Jeffrey De- Jews for Jesus gather bing , Lysol or a 10-percent Congregational Church recently. Dangers of Cults.” His speech, open to the public, is Other Ash Wednesday services include: Center Woodson, who has led many open-air evangelical 8 Joannis (3). Dana Dieterle (1), The Eage Badge is Boy Scouting's Wagner, a 16-year-old Manches­ rallies, will speak at this church at 6:30 p.m. Sunday. solution of household bleach will DEAR ABBY; Here are some Michael Dore (3), Richard Eaton sponsored by Temple Beth Sholom Hebrew High Congregational Church. 7:30 p.m.; Emanuel Luthe­ A missionary from an interfaith group called Jews CONFIDENTIAL TO ALL MY highest award. ter High junior, has been a His presentation will be preceded by a potiuck supper kill the virus. According to the suggested replies to "How come a (2) . Todd Erickson (3), Robert School and Temple B’Nai Israel of Rockville. It will be ran Church, 7 and 11 a.m., and 7 p.m.; • Trinity for Jesus will present a talk at 6 p.m. Sunday at the CHINESE READERS: Gung Hay Recipients were: Peter Bernier, member of the troop for six years. at 5 p.m. The Church of the Risen Savior is a parish of Centers for Disease Control, the nice girl like you isn't married?" Fiske (3), Mark Foley (1), Robert at Temple Beth Sholom. 400 E. Middle Turnpike. Covenant Church, 7:30 p.m. Church of the Nazarene, 236 Main St. The public is Fat Choy! Jeffrey Hazzard, Gregor Siebert, The son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert the Syro-Chaldean Catholic Church. For information chlorine in a swimming pool will Just lucky. I guess. Gess (2), David Glade (2), Nathan invited to attend this meeting. Mel Siebold, Michael Vassallo, and Wagner of 37 Steep Hollow Lane, about their meetings, call The Rev. Reuben Torrey, Guy Wagner. he has held the ranks of patrol Gohla (1), Chris Gregan (1), Methodists exchange pulpits Here’s Center’s week 289-5889. , Bernier, the son of Mr, and Mcs. leader and junior assistant James Hansen (3), Paul Hansen Ministers from the Southern New England Events scheduled this week at Center Congrega­ Peter Bernier of 103 Kent Drive, is Scoutmaster, (5). James Hathaway (3), Jeffrey Evolution Issue aired Be prudent in taking zinc Hazzard (4), Tad Kapitke (1), Conference of United Methodist Churches will be tional Church are as follows: Baptist women convene a six-year member of the troop and The Court of Honor began with exchanging pulpits on Sunday. The Rev. Stewart Sunday — Youth Sunday. 8 a.m., worship; 9 a.m., Lectures on the creation vs. evolution issue will be has served as patrol leader and the presentation of the annual Mark Keating (1). William Kenn- The American Baptist Women of Connecticut will Lanier of the Bolton and Vernon United Methodist breakfast: 10 a.m., worship; nursery and toddler heard every Sunday in February at 9:30 a.m. at the tissues. Emphysema is not ordi­ junior assistant Scoutmaster. He is charter from the national council. ard (2), Todd Kleperis (2). Eric hold the group’s 18th annual Mid-Winter Tea on D E A R DR. churches will preach at South United Methodist care; church school; 11:15 a.m., social hour. Jehovah’s Witnesses’ Kingdom Hall, 647 Tolland narily a consequence of a 16-year-old junior at Manchester Boy Scouts of Am erica, to the Rev Lindland (1), David Lyder (1), Sunday at 3 p.m. at The First Baptist Church of GOTT: I just Church; the Rev. Shephard S. Johnson, pastor at Monday — 7 p.m.. Center Church Women. Turnpike. The lectures will be based on the new book, tuberculosis. High School. Newell Curtis of Center Church. Manny Matute (1). Reid McNally Willimantic. The program will feature missionary F. read in your co­ South Methodist, will preach at the Bolton United Tuesday — 3:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Choir; 6 p.m., “ Life — How Did It Get Here?” published by the Hazzard. 16, a junior at Wind­ The Chester Kimball First-Aid (3) . Jason Medhurst (1). Stephen Joy Edge, who serves in the Philipines. Women from lumn about the Methodist Church: the Rev. Paul V. Kroll, associate confirmation: 7 p.m., sacred dance; 7:30 p.m., Watchtower Bible and Tract Society of New York, ■ You should have periodic check­ ham Regional Technical School, is Award was presented to the Metheny (1), Mark Milewski (2). the Community Baptist Church of Manchester will person trying in D r . G o t t pastor at South Methodist, will be the guest at the Christian concern. according to George T. Chappell, the presiding officer ups to make sure that your TB the son of Boyd Hazzard of Sequoia Patrol Jon Mullen Patrol Gregory Mlodzinski (3). Jon attend. vain to clear up Vernon United Methodist Church; the Rev. Lawrence Wednesday — 7:30 p.m., worship service; Chancel for local Jehovah’s Witnesses. remains cured. Your doctor is the Willimantic. He has served as Leader. Mullen (4), Jeffrey Nelson (1), bad body odor. S. Staples, visitation pastor from South Methodist, Choir. Peter Gott, M.D. best judge of the frequency and patrol leader and junior assistant A physical-fitness skill award Eric Newton (2), Jeffrey Nodden I've used zinc will be in the pulpit at the Portland United Methodist Thursday — 7 p.m.. Ringers; 7:30 p.m.. extent of the examinations Scoutmaster. was given to Timothy Burdick. (3), Chris Noyes (3). David Phil­ supplements in ■ \ ' Prudential. Commentary Second^ass Scout badges were lips (2), Todd Poweers (1), Leo­ Church, the diets of my The Rev. Richard Dupee, pastor of North United SIEBERT, A 16-year-old Man­ giverTtoEric Algren, Mark Ander- nard Sadosky (2), Robert Salonen own children Methodist Church, will preach in East Windsor; the DEAR DR. GOTT: I've got chester High junior, has been a son, Andrew Bartiey, William (1). Scott Salonen (1). Greg Siebert and several of Rev. Richard John from East Windsor will preach at This Is Emanuel’s week diplopia. Is there effective treat­ member of the troop for five years. Brown, Timothy Burdick, David (1), Mel Siebold (1), Jeffrey m y son's North Church. The five weeks between Ash Wednesday and Palm friends. It's worked for their body in the Navy. I came down with ment for relief or a cure? The son of Mr. and Mrs, Lee Burn, Chris Gregan, Brian Haley. Staniunas (2), Matthew Tracy (2), Hymn changes irk Methodists Michael Vassallo (2), Michael Sunday, Emanuel Lutheran Church will offer two odor. tuberculosis. Since then I've had Siebert of 27 Curry Lane, he has Travis Hibler. David Lyder. lung trouble, including emphy­ served the troop as patrol leader Manny Matute, Joseph Motta, Eric Vigeant (1), Guy Wagner (1) Scott extra opportunities for worship and study each week. South sets the week On Wednesday evenings at 7;, there will be Lenten dropping some long-familiar hymns, have been DEAR READER: Zinc has not sema. What other trouble can I DEAR READER: Diplopia and junior assistant Scoutmaster. Passmore, Michael Vigeant, and Wilson (1). By David E. Anderson Life Scout Awards were pres­ The following events are set for this week at South Vespers followed by a study period of 30 to 45 minutes. agreed to. F been scientifically proven to affect expect from my past tuberculosis? (double vision) commonly results Siebold. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wilbanks. United Press International United Methodist Church: On Thursdays at 11:30 a.m., a 30 to 45 minute study . One hymn dropped in this “ first round” considera­ body odor. However, I am not from imbalance of the occular Mel Siebold of 107 Tracy Drive, is a ented to Dean Coulombe, Robert Sunday — 9 a.m.. church school: 9 and 10:45 a.m.. break will be followed by a brief worship service. tion is the popular "Am I a Soldier of the Cross.” aware that a modest zinc supple­ DEAR READER: Tuberculosis muscles that control eye move­ six-year troop member who has M ERIT BADGES were awarded Fiske, Eric Lindland. and Jeffrey Hymnal revision: it may be the worst, the most Southern New England Conference Pulpit Exchange, Bring a sack lunch if you wish. which draws on military images of blood and battles ment would be harmful. I don't remains a serious illness, even ment. Treatment depends on the been both a patrol leader and a as follows: Eric Algren (1), Mark Nodden. A gold palm for 10 merit thankless task any committed Christian volunteers the Rev. Stewart Lanier preaching; 4:30 p.m.. as a metaphor for the Christian life. recommend an amount exceeding though modern treatment is usu­ cause. Because diplopia can be a junior assistant Scoutmaster, he is Anderson (1), Peter Bernie (1), badges beyond Eagle Scout went to for. Endowment Committee; 5:30 p.m., confirmation; 100 mg. a day. because gastrointes­ ally effective. Sometimes tubercu­ symptom of serious neurological a 16-year-old junior at Manchester Martin Balukas (7), Andrew Bar­ Paul Hansen. The Court of Honor A committee of 25 United Methodists is finding out The Rev. Carlton Young, chairman of the 6:30 p.m., Christian Youth Fellowship, Trinity offers concert tinal disturbances and anemia can losis bacteria can stay dormant in ,and-or muscular diseases, you will High School tley (1), Roderick Begin (2), Hal was preceded by a pot luck supper just how ticklish, sensitive and anger-generating that committee, said such imagery was considered Monday — 7:30 p.m.. Administrative Board. result from overdose. , the body for years, then later need to have a thorough general Vassalle, 16. a junior at Howell Brown (2), William Brown (3). under the direction of Mrs, Peter Counterpoint, a chamber music ensemble based in job can be as they wrestle with the stormy reaction inconsistent with the denomination’s stand of peace reactivate to cause devastating examination, including tests for Cheney Technical School, is the David Burr (1) .ChrisChappell ( I ) , Bernier. The evening closed with Tuesday — 10 a.m.. Vineyards Study; 7:30 p.m.. Washington, D.C., will present a freeconcertat7p.m. that greeted the news that the texts of some favored against war and that too many alterations would be infections in lungs and other nerve and muscle function. announcements and siides of re­ Chancel Choir; women's prayer and study. Sunday at Trinity Covenant Church. The members of hymns might be changed. required and the author’s original intention obliter­ E DEAR DR. GOTT; In 1958, while cent Troop activities. Wednesday — JO a.m,, Asbury bell ringers; 7:30 this group are part of the Music Ministry of Campus “ Get lost and stay there,” is how one committee ated if the wholesale changes were made. Awards to the Scouts selling the p.m.. Ash Wednesday service at North United Crusade for Christ, an interdenominational Christian member summed up the initial reaction of members Others, however, like "Faith of Our Fathers,” News lor Senior Citizens largest amounts in the recent Methodist Church. organization. Works of Bach. Mozart and Beethoven in the 9.2 million-member church to the effort to which some people consider sexist and non-inclusive, Christmas Kit money raising even Thursday — 6:30 p.m.. Junior Choir; 7:30 p.m,. are on the program. create a new hymnal that both "respects” traditional are being retained because of their overwhelming went to James Hansen, who soid Youth Choir: Staff-Parish Relations Committee. Other events this week at Trinity include: hymns while eliminating language others find sexist, familiarity and popularity. more than $1000. David Burr more Friday — 10 a.m,. Al-Anon. Tuesday — 6 a.m., men’s prayer breakfast. racist or inconsistent with the contemporary church. At the same time, the committee will footnote such than $800, Dana Dieterle and Mark LaStrada Restaurant: 7 p.m., Diaconate; Board of At a late January meeting the committee poured hymns to provide alternate texts if a congregation Officials urge amending of Medicare ruling Anderson — more than $500. Lent begins Wednesday Trustees: CW Board. over the texts of some 85 o f the most popular hymns in wants to use different language. The footnote for More than 400: Todd Courcy. Wednesday — 6:30 a.m., women’s prayer break­ the church’s tradition and generally tried to take a "Faith of Our Fathers.” for example will offer fast, LaStrada Restaurant; 7:30 p.m., worship Feb. 10 & 11 — Driver's educa­ tation on Manchester; bus pickup 751; Lillian Lewis, 738; Ed Scott. William Kennard, Jeffrey Staniu­ Lent begins this week, on Ash Wednesday, and cautious and moderate approach to change. ■'martyrs,” “ mothers” or "ancestors” as Editor's note; This column is statement drawn up by members service. tion — 12:30-4 p.m. at 10 a.m. — return after program. 730; Ada Rojas, 726; Gus Frank, nas, Michael Dore, William continues until Easter, which this year falls on March But some changes, including eliminating and alternatives. prepared by the staff of the of the executive committee and Brown. Nathan Gonla: more than join their efforts to fight for a more Feb. 11 — Financial planning — 724; Carl Popple. 724. Manchester Senior Citizens' Friday: 9 a.m. cribbage; 10 a.m. Jan. 28 — bowling scores: Mike $350: Dean Coulombe, Mark Foley, equitable system.' Information 10-11; 15 a.m. Center. Pierro. 534; Bruno Giodano, 210, Jonathon Damon, Joseph Motta, about Medicare is available in the Feb. 12 — Closed for Lincoln's bingo; 11 a.m. exercise with Cleo; noon lunch; 12:30 p.m. setback 514; Ed Yourkas, 526; Charlie Andrew Bartley, Chris Gregan, By Jeonette Cove center's office for your reading. Birthday. Relisious Services Feb. 13 — Sign up for Boston games; 1:30 p.m. exercise with Glode, 517; Frank Watruba. 504; Scott Wilson; more than $300: Senior Center Director Andy Lorenzen, 200, 234, 562; Robert Salonen, Richard Eaton. MANY OPPORTUNITIES are flower show at 9:30 a.m. — $20 — Rose; bus pickup at 8 a.m. — ate of trip is March 11. return trips at 12:30 and 3; 15 p.m. Harvey Duplin, 212 . 532; Paul Reid McNally. Michael Vigeant, If you have attended the Senior available to all Manchester seniors 10 a.m., worship service, sanctuary; 10 Philip P. Saunders. Sunday, 10 a.m., day school; 7 p.m.. Informal worship. a.m.# Sunday school; 10:45 a.m.# Feb. 17 — Closed for Washing­ Desjeunes, 201. 566; John Kra- Jon Mullen, Martin Balukas. Brian Auemblles of God Methodist holiness meeting; 7 p.m.# salvation Citizens' Center recentiy. you to get involved at the center. Our o. m. church school. (647-9941) adult Bible study and Sunday school; 7 (643-0906) INCOME TAX ASSISTANCE: vantka, 202 . 548; Clarence Peter­ Haley, Robert Gess. Mark Keat­ First Congregational Church of An­ p.m., worship service. Tuesday at 7:30 meeting. (649*7787). would have learned of the growing new program assistant, Cindy ton's Birthday. Calvary Church (Assemblies of Bolton United Methodist Church, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, son. 204, 515. ing, Michael Wilbanks, Jason God), 400 Buck land Raod, Sauth dover, Route 6, Andover. Rev. Richard p.m., special Bible studies; Wednes­ 1041 Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. concern over Medicare and the Crockett, will be looking for your Feb. 17 — No lunch will be served H. Taylor, pastor. Sunday schoal. all day at 7:30 p.m., worship service. Roman Catholic Friday from 1 to 3:30 p,m. Sophie Kravontka, 455; Lorna Medhurst. WIndsar. Rev. Kenneth L. Gustatsan, Stewart Lanier, pastor, 9:30 a.m., Unitarian Universaiist procedures for determining when suggestions should you have addi­ — Coffee will be served. postar. 9:30 o.m.. Sunday schaal; 10:30 ages, 9:30 a.m.; Sunday worship, Prayer line. 646-8731, 24 hours. church school; II o.m., worship ser­ Church ot the Assumption, Adams Feb. 19 — Sign up for St. Kmiec, 451; Cathy Ringrose. 218, Red Cross First Aid wards went nursery core provided, 11 a.m. (742- Gospel Hall, Center Street, Manches­ vice, nursery. (649-3472) and under what conditions a tional program ideas. Our new a.m., worship, child-care and nursery; ter. 10 a.m., breaking bread: 11:45 Street at Thompson Road, Manches­ Unitarian Universaiist Society-East, Patrick's Day party at Aqua Turf Menu for the Week 515; Ginger Yourkas, 482; Ginny to the following: CPR: Hal Brown, 7:00 p.m., evening service at prolseand 7696) North United Methodist Church'; 300 ter. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, postor. 153 W. Vernon St., Manchester. Rev Medicare patient is released from program schedule offers quite an First Congregational Church of Cov­ a.m., Sunday school; 7 p.m., gospel Parker St., Manchester. Richard W. Diano Heath, minister. 10:30 o.m., Starkey, 176, 451; Pat Cleavage, Andrew Clevenger, Matthew Bible preaching. (644-1102) meeting. Saturday mass at 5; Sunday masses ot the hospital. The National Council array of activities to whet the — $26 — Date of trip is March 17. entry, 1171 Main St., Coventry. Rev. Dupee, pastor. Rev. H. Osgood Ben­ 7:30, 9, 10:30 and noon. (643-2195) service. Nursery care ond youth Monday: Fish on a roll, soup, 183, 468; Viola Pulford, 186, 509; Clough, Todd Courcy, Jonathan Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 o.m., wor­ nett, minister of visitation. Worship on Aging (NCOA) has also deve­ appetite. Feb. 20 — Legal Aid 10a .m.- noon St. Bartholomew's Church, 741 E. religious education. Coffee hour after dessert, beverage. Jennie Leggitt, 459. Damon, Richard Eaton, James Baptist ship; 9:30 o.m., church school In service: 9 and 10:30 o.m. Nursery for Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Rev. service. (646-5151) loped a campaign to address what During inclement weather, do — by appointment. No Thursday Church Lane Hause. Nursery care Jehovah’s Witnesses children age 3 and younger. 9 o.m.. Tuesday: Meatball grinder, Jan. 29 — bridge scores: Betty Hansen, James Hathaway, Wil­ Martin J. Scholsky, pastor. Saturday it calls the "Quicker and Sicker" listen to the radio. The center will program. Community Baptist Church, 585 E. provided. (742-8487) Jehovah’s WItnosses, 647 Tolland Adult Bible group; 10:30 a.m., church massatSp.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30, juice, dessert, beverage Seipel, 4,360;' Catherine Byrnes, liam Kennard, Todd Kleperis, Center St., Manchester. Rev. James I. Second Congrogatlonol Church, 385 schdol; 5:30 p.m., Methodist Youth 10 and 11:30 a.m. hospital discharge policies and is announce any cancellation of pro­ Meek, minister. 9:15 a.m., church N. Main St., Manchester. The Rev. V. Turnpike, Manchester. Tuesday, Con­ Friday, March 14, 7:30-9:30 p.m. Wednesday: Closed 4,330; Thomas Regan, 4,000; Nan Gregory Miodzinski, Jeffrey Stani­ gregation Bible Study, 7 p.m.; Thurs­ Fellowship; 7 p.m.. Sacred Dance St. Brldi^t Church, 70 Main St., calling upon Congress to assure grams and buses on WTIC. Al­ school tor all ages, kindergarten Joseph Milton, pastor. 10 o.m., wor­ Group. (649-3696) Manchester. Rev. Philip A. Sheridan Thursday; Baked Chicken, roil, Flanagan, 3,950; Hilda Campbell, unas, and Matthew Tracy. Receiv­ ship service, Sundov school, and day, Theocratic Ministry School that the quality of care is not though regularly scheduled pro­ the Senior Citizens' Center will through Grade 4 continuing during the (speaking course), 7 p.m.; Service South United Methodtst Church, 1226 and Rev. Emilio P. Padelll, co-pastors. potato, vegetable, cherry tart, 3,530; Helen Beuscha, 3,190. ing the coveted First Responders service; 10:30 a.m., morning worship. nursery tor children; 6:30 p.m.. Pil­ Main St., Manchester. Dr. Shephard S. THE undermined. The NCOA is recom­ grams may be cancelled, the hold its St. Patrick's Day dance. grim Fellowship. (649-2863) meeting (ministry training),7;50p.m.; Saturday mass 5 p.m.; Sunday masses beverage Jan. 29 — pinochle scores: Ada award were Peter Bernier, Jeffrey Nursery provided. (643-0537) Sunday, Public Bible Lecture, 9:30 Johnson, Dr. Paul Kroll, pastors. at 7:30, 9,10:30 and noon. (643-2403) mending that the laws be changed center will remain open for infor­ G(X)d music and food is slated. Faith Baptist Church, 52 Lake St., Second Congregational Church ot Schedule: 9 o.m., church school; 9and St. James Church, 896 Main St., Tickets are now on sale in the Friday: Tuna salad sandwich, Rojas. 691; Ernest Desrocher. 681; Hazzard, Gregor Siebert, Mel Manchester. Rev. James Bellasov, Coventry, 1746 Boston Turnpike, Cov­ o.m.: Watchtower Study, 10:25. (646- BIBLE to correct this situation. mation and referral and business. 1490) 10:45 o.m., worship service. Nursery Manchester. Rev. Francis Krukowski. soup, beverage, dessert. Gus Frank, 673; Lucille Goldman, Siebold. Michael Vassallo, and pastor. 9:30 a m., Sunday school; 10:30 entry. Rev. David Jarvis, minister. tor pre-schoolers. (647-9141) Rev. David BaranowskI, Rev. Joseph It is important that you iet your Activities for the upcoming office. It is advised that you Regular schedule; 10 a.m., worship; 8 SPEAKS 650; Lillian Lewis. 640. Guy Wagner. a.m., worship service: 7 p.m., evening Kelly. Msgr. Edward J. Reardon. federal representatives know how weeks are as scheduied. purchase your tickets in advance service. (646-5316) a.m., DIal-A-Rlde to church; 8:45 a.m., Mormon Saturday masses at 4 and 6:30 p.m.; by Scores; First Baptist Church, 240 Hlllstown church school, nursery to grode eight, Jewish — Conservative you feel about Medicare costs and Feb. 10 — Tax counseling 1 — ($2.50) so that we can prepare the Sunday masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m., Eugant Brewer Jan. 31- setback scores: Marge Road, Manchester. 9:30 a.m., Sundov adult discussion; 11 o.m., cottee and The Church at Jesus Christ ot noon, and 5 p.m. (643-4129) regulations. When you stop by the 3:30 p.m. every Monday, Tuesday, proper amount of refreshments. school; 11 a.m., worship service; 7 tellowship; 11:15 a.m., lunlor choir; 4 Temple Both Sholom, 400 E. Middle Cote 123; George Brooks. 123; Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J. Latter-day Saints, 30 Woodside St., St. Mary Church, 1600 Main St., center, please sign the prepared Wednesday and Friday Anyone for baseball, we will be THE LITTLE p.m., evening service;; 7 p.m., mid­ p. m., Jr. pilgrim tellowship; 6 p.m., Monchester. Wendel K. Walton, bi­ Coventry. Father James J. William­ traveling to to see Anna Welskopp, 122; Doris week service. Nursery at all services. senior church school and Pilgrim Plavin, rabbi; Israel Tabatskv, can­ shop, 9:30 a.m., sacrament meeting; son, pastor. Mosses Saturday at 5:15 “Without faith It is impossible THEATRE OF tellowship. (742-6234) tor; Dr. Leon Wind, rabbi emeritus. California vs. Boston on May 6. Jacobs. 122; Carl Popple. 120; (649-7509) 10:15 a.m., Sunday school and prim­ p.m.; Sunday 9:30 and 10:45 o.m.; to please God. because anyone First Baptist Chapel of the Deat, 240 Talcottvillo Congregational Church, Services, 8:15 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m. ary; 11:40 o.m., priesthood and relief holydays, 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. Confes­ who comes to him must believe Sign up date is March 24. Cost is Pat Fales, 120; Helen Silver, 119; MANCHESTER, INC. Main Street and Elm Hill Road, Saturday. (643-9563) r SHOWCASE ^ Hlllstown Rood, Manchester. Rev. K. society. (643-4003) sions 4:30 to 5 p.m. (742-6655) that he exists and that he rewards $19. Mark your calendars. Clara Hemingway, 116; Bob Kreutzer, pastor. (643-7543) Talcottville. Rev. Nancy Milton, pas­ p resents ^ HARTrORD ^ tor. 10 a.m., worship service ond Church ot St. Maurice, 32 Hebron those who earnestly seek him." Schubert, 115. Harvest Time Baptist Church, 72 E. Jewish — Reform National Catholic Road, Bolton. The Rev. J. . Clifford Cinema B B a - a a i o in tir st a ti m ix it $a Center St„ Manchester. Rev. Mark D. church school. (649-0815) Curtin, pastor. Saturday mass at 5 (Hebrews 11:6) Obviously we Schedule for Week: Feb. 3 — pinochle scores: Sue u n u * tuiMU «izo -n m AFTKNoaN g « * ' <"> Jlllson Square Cinema — Iron Eagle p.m. School Auditorium •MuxmvxwiotMHtzMMnmscur ipq-h I Bolton. Rev. Charles H. Ericson, (643-2051) 4, 7:30, 10, 12:05; S uL j :30, 4,7:30,10.— (PG-13) Sat-Sun 1:05,3:15,7:05,9:15.— Cote, 125; Doris Jacobs. 125; John Minister. 10 a.m., worship service, Prince ot Peace Lutheran Church, Coventry Frosbytorlan Church, trusts In his promises, and obeys Murphy's Romance (PG-13) Sat 1,3:10, Youngblood (R) Sat-Sun 1:10, 3:15, OUT OF AFRICA nursery, church school; 11 a.m., Route 31 and North River Road, Route 44 and Trowbridge Rood, Coven­ his commands. 5-15, 7:20, 9:45, 11:45; Sun 1,3:10,5:15, Wednesday; Closed Greene, 122; Helen Silver, 121; Art Friday & Saturday — 8 p.m. Gospei try. Rev. Brod Evans, pastor. Sunday, 7:10,9:15. -O u t of Africo (PG) Sot-Sun 100400-7:10-1008 lUB) tellowship; 11:15 a.m., forum pro­ Coventry. 9:45 a.m., Sunday school; 11 7 • 20,9:45. — The Best of Times (PG-13) 4, 7:30. — The Best of Times (PCJ-13) Bouffard. 119; Edith Albert. 117; February 21 & Zt gram. (449-7077 ottice or 447-8878 Church of the Living Ood, an a.m., worship service. (742-7548) 9:30 a.m., worship: 10:45 a.m., Sunday Saf 1, 3:15, 5:15, 7:40,10, midnight; Sun Sat-Sun 1:0S, 3:10, 7,9:10. — The Jewel Thursday: 9 a.m. orchestra Mary<^ Lou Holt, 113; Martin February Z8 & March 1 THE COiOR PURPU IBEQI parsonage. evangelical, full-gospel church, Ro­ Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church school; 7 p.m., Bible study and 1,3:15,5:15,7:40,10. — Down and Out In of the Nile (PG) Sot-Sun 1:05,3:10,7:05, rehearsal; 9:30 a.m. sign up for Bakston, >112; Amelia Anastasio. Center cengregallonal Church, ll bertson School, North School Street, (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High fellowship. Wednesdov, 7:30 p.m., CHURCH OF CHRIST Beverly Hills (R) Saf 1:1S, 3:15, 5:20, I:I84:I5-7;IOIO:IO Manchester. Rev. David W. Mullen, streets, Manchester. Rev. Charles W. prayer meeting. (742-7222) 9:10. Boston flower show at $20 per UP, John Zeimak. ill. Center St., Manchester. Rev. Newell H. Lydall and Vamon Straats 7:40, 9:50, 11:55; Sun 1:15, 3:15, 5:20, T ic k e ts : $6.00 1 w ow ««u> —gxMxnou z****** Curtis Jr., senior pastor; Rev. Robert pastor. Meeting Sundays, 10 to 11:30 Kuhl, pastor. 9:30 a.m.. Divine wor­ Frosbytorlan Church of MonclMStor, FeeHsi Seed i Phona: 646-2903 7:40, 9:50. person — trip date is March II; Jan. 27 — pinochle scores: Olive $5.00 (SludcaU it Sr. ClUzcuf) J. Bills, minister ot visitations; Rev. a.m. Nursery and Sunday schoal. ship; 10:45 a.m. Sunday school; Holy 43 Spruce St., Manchester. Rev. Ri­ Y a e i ^ WINDSOR noon lunch: 12:45 p.m. Herb Boughtaling. 764; Bili Stone, 759; Clittord O. Simpson, pastor emerltus; Full Ootpol Intordonoininatlonol Communion first and third Sunday. chard Groy, pastor. 10:30 a.m., wor­ MANCHESTER C A L L : 646-8188 or 646-1180 Mlchael C. Thornton, ossoclote pastor. Church, 745 Main St., Manchester. Rev. (649-4243) ship service, nursery, 9:15 a.m., Sun- 9:15;O Sun 7:15. - So* 7:15, Bengtson's historical slide presen­ Sam Schors. 758; Bob Schubert. UA Theaters East — Spies Like Us ' I ~ nr MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Feb. 8, 1986 - 21 W — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Feb. 8, BUSINESS ■645 2711 Classified... 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If you re . — Homes tor Sale 31 Tog Soles are taken by telephone os o mutual fund, which holds bonds, lastyeai\T^is fund still stumped, turn the chore over to a good, Wanted to Buy 90 or m o re ...... 45c Pagan! goes full time has check-writing privileges and we wroteTl) checks financial condominiums 32 Services Ottered convenience ''ccountant. • AAortaaaes 11 Lots/Land tor Sale 33 Painfing/Papering Richard T. Pagani has become a full-time sales on our account in 1985. We liked that convenience until • The Manchester Herold ts we received two Form 1099s from the fund in January. Investors* Personal I none...... 19 Investment Property 34 Building/Contracting responsible only for one incof auociate with Daniel F. Reale Realtors Inc. at QUESTION:'! have been investing in a mutual fund rnsurance n Business Property 35 Rooting/Siding 175 Main St., the firm has announced. Now. we're confused about how to handle this on our Guide for 15 years and always felt that the annual summary 1, A u t o m o t iv e Deadlines rect insertion and then only Pagani, a lifelong resident of Manchester, has income tax return. /V receive each January, which lists my investments j Wanted to Borrow ::::::: 14 PfoPertv -36 , Heating/Plumbing fo r the size of the onginol One Form 1099 lists the dividends and capital gains William A. Dovie • Flooring Cars Trucks lor Sole For classified odvertise insertion been a part-time agent with Reale for the past and reinvestments for the previous year, the total, Motorcycles Bicycles year. Prior to join­ distributions credited to our account last year. I know . Pontnl« Income Tax Service menfs to be published Tues­ E rro rs which do not lessen number of shares in my account and the account Rec Vehicles ing Reale. he spent we must report these on our Form 1040, Schedule B . year-end value was sufficient for record-keeping; Employment Keniais services wonted day through Saturday, the the valuevst the advertisement 10 years in the ma­ and D. So far. so good. & Education Roonis tor Rent 41 FOf SOlO Auto Services deadline is noon on the dov will not be corrected hv an But the other — Form 1099-B — lists 10 transactions, purposes. " ; « ■ ^ u w v w iiw ii Apartments tor Rent 42 Autos tor Rent Leosc nufacturing indus­ Suddenly, I realize I will need complete records,, betore publication additional insertion. try, leaving the field showing the dollar amounts of each check and the dating back to my original purchase, so I will be able) Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes tor Rent 43 Holiday/Seasonal 61 Misc Automotive number of full and fractional shares involved. I ’m as a quality control number of shares in each redemption and you know to calculate my capital gains when I redeem my • supervisor. afraid we have to report these as 10 Capital gains (or losses) on Schedule D. Do we? the basis of the shares you cashed in that redemption. shares. What should I do? _ As a full-time as­ Things get more complicated, because when you sociate. Pagani will write a check you redeem full and fractional shares. Answer: Write the fund and ask for annu^- Notices n o HELP WANTED deal primarily in ANSWER: Your fears are justified. Along with a PERSONALS [10 help wanted H O help WANTED H O HELP WANTED H O HELP WANTED H O help WANTED multitude of mutual fund shareholders who wrote Better have a good calculator. statements for each year. Some mutual funds provide residential real Furthermore you have to do this calculation for that information, free of charge. Most don’t charge for estate. checks on their accounts or otherwise made a number recent years’ statements but levy modest fees for old New effective wav of Advertising Sales — Part Time, 20-25 hours Sales - Hartford Despatch Carpenters Needed, of redemptions last year, you have a major each and every check-writing or other redemption. - Allied Van Lines wantsto mediate openings for ex­ Pagani lives in records. • j weight cntrol. For further Publishing company weekly, excellent typing bookkeeping exercise ahead of you. Hang on for more complications. You can also use Inform ation, call 649-5922 working tor the Better and filing skills and a enlarge th e ir sales s ta ff In perienced carpenters, all Manchester with his I LOST AND FOUND phases of construction, Every time you wrote a check on that account, you the “ double category” average share method. That an ytim e. Business Bureau has ac­ pleasant telephone our moving department. Dairy Queen provides ex­ wife and three .sons. QUESTION: I have a money market mutual fundT”. full time employment and redeemed shares. The difference between the check way, you separate the shares into two groups — those Join Avon now! Help us a count representative op­ manner. Keebler Com­ Right spot for someone tra Income. Work part Coshlers, Snack bar at­ be nefits. C all 742-5317, owned six months or longer and those held for six on which I write checks. Will I have to report a capital. celebrate 100 years of enings. We need a tew pany, 649-8438. who likes dealing with the time, day or night . Ideal amount — the proceeds of a redemption — and your tendants, ushers. Apply months or less. Although much more complex, that gain for each check? beauty. Earnings are bright, self-motivated public. You’ll meet (bv (or housewives or stu­ 8:30 5pm, Monday thru Travelers “ basis” on the full and fractional shares redeemed Vernon Cine 1 8. 2 after method allows you to differentiate between long-term spectacular, work hours people who relish the Special Education appointment only) with dents. Clean, pleasant, F riday. was either a profit or a loss, which you’re required to 4pm. ^ANNOUNCEMENTS are flexible. For a limited taps Evans report on Schedule D. capital gains, only 40 percent of which are taxable, ANSWER: Thankfully, no. Because money market opportunity tor high earn­ Teacher. High school re­ some of the nicest people good pay, fringe benefits. mutual funds invest in short-term debt securities, tim e only, $5 start up tee. ings. Experience helpful. source room physician. In the world, our clients. 24 2 Broad Street, Are you a pleasant outgo­ HARTFORD - ’There are a number of ways to calculate your basis. and fully taxable short-term capital gains. Lost — Husky Cross- they use accounting procedures that normally keep^ Emergency? In Manches­ Every fifth person that Confidence, desire, all' Immediate opening, spe­ In lovely homes. Your Manchester. ing person looking to Robert E. Evans of Most mutual fund shareholders use the “ average Then, there’s the “ first in-first out” method. Under bfeed, husky coloring, Richard T. Pagani their share values constant — $1 a share, in most ter, dial 911 tor tire, calls start up tee Is free. needed. Unique, new op­ cial education certifica­ own attractive personal­ make some extra money 37 Alexanders!, has cost” method that FIFO method, the shares redeemed are terrier foce, sloppy ears. Call M a rie . 523-9401. bv working 2 nights per cases. As a result, there’s neither a capital gain or aV police, medical help. portunity. We train com­ tion required. Send letter, ity 8, lively Intelligence Energetic and Dependa­ been appointed second vice president and Doing it that way. you add up all the money you considered to be those owned the longest. Answers to Freeway. will help you councel ble person to w o rk In busy week and Saturdays? If capital loss when you redeem shares of a money pletely. Call 235-2517. resume and placement actuary in the life, health and financial services invested in the fund and all your reinvested dividends Finally, there’s the “ specific identification” Please call 647-7149. Auto Service Technicians tile to: Margaret Butler, them about their move. retail fish market and you like working with department at The Travelers Cos. in Hartford. and capital gains distributions, then divide by the method, also called “ identified share,” through which market mutual fund. — Full time positions Director of Pupil and We’ll train you to sell our res*aurant. Part time po­ people and In a small He joined The Travelers in 1976 as an actuarial number of shares owned. The resulting number is you instruct the mutual fund to redeem X number of Impounded — Female, 4 available. Experience In Staff Support Service, kind of top quality moving sition available. Call 649- office, this lob Is to r you. student and in 1980 was promoted to assistant your "single category” average basis per share. shares you acquired on such-and-such date. Doyle welcomes written questions, but he can months. Golden Retriever Employment front alignment, brakes Coventry Public Schools, and storage services. 9937. Call Debbie at 643-2171. cross, Olcott St. Call the actuary. In 1982 he was named associate actuary Multiply that average per share basis by the Hairy? You know it is! For more detailed provide answers only through the column. and tune up preferred. Dishwasher, Cleaning Pe- 78 Ripley Hill Road, Cov­ You’ll learn how to quote Manchester Dog Warden, & Education Will consider applicants entry, CT 06238. EOE. costs. We offer draw plus 8 8 and two years later was appointed actuary. He is sons tor part time work 646-4555. with less experience. Uni­ one day or five. Start $4.50 commission; Insurance a chartered life underwriter, a fellow in the forms provided but must and pension benefits, car Society of Actuaries and a member and past hourly. Must have trans­ This Is a good time to find have own tools. Full com- portation. Apply Flano’s or car allowance. Send president of the Hartford Actuaries Club. a cosh buyer for that pony benefits available. Managers plan R estaurant, 6432342. M a ­ resume for appointment A native of Boston. Evans is a 1976 graduate of Call 643-6510, M anchester JVpewrlfer no one uses. HELP WANTED ture, responsible, hard­ Warehouse Person to till to Sales Manager, Hart­ Boston College. •Use a low-cost ad In Kmart. EOE, orders, 7:15am-4pm, Mon­ ford Despatch, 225 Pros­ {Classified (or quick re­ working adults need only Part Time Inserters apply. day th ru F rid a y . A pply In pect Street East Hartford Establish Hartford Road Dairy to take over sults. 643-2711. w anted. Call 647-9946, ask person, Arthur Drug, 942 CT. 06108. We're busy so CBT elects Sweet Queen needs experienced to r Bob. Electricians — Apprenti­ Main Street, Manchester. we ask you to w rite ra th e r HARTFORD — Dorothy Sweet of the account person to work counter 5 ces and Journeymen. Ca­ than phone. EOE nights weekly, Wednes­ regular buying Accountant, Jr/Full reer opportunities for Secretary — Some book­ reconcilement department of The Connecticut day to Sunday, 5-10. Must Bank and Trust Co. Sprague plant HELP WANTED charge Bookkeeper with experienced lourneymen keeping, pleasant work­ Local P rin tin g firm w ants construction lob costing be honest, reliable and and pre-registered ap­ ing environment. Multi part time workers, first has been elected as­ courteous. Hourly pay experience. One-wrIte prentices. EOE. 203243 Home Builders, 9am-5pm, and second shift. Call habits with your sistant treasurer. NORTH ADAMS. Mass. (UPI) - Four Sprague system. Accounting de­ open. Apply In person, Monday thru Friday, 643 6432377. Sweet is responsi­ 9543, Bloomfield Electric Electric Co. managers Friday announced an Part time lob tor gree a plus. Manchester Hartford Road Dairy Com pany. 4005 o r 646-1960. ble for a staff of 60, agreement to take over one of the company’s plants, moms. School bus locatio n. 228-9889. Queen. Gasoline Attendants advertising— seeing that accounts continue operations and possibly expand in the future. driving In theTownsof Full Time Medical Secre­ wanted for Manchester a re balanced Captech Inc., a new company formed to take over Bolton and Columbia. tary — Experience In Texaco. 659-1321 o r 646- monthly, adjust­ the North Adams plant, will purchase equipment and We will train. tra n s c rip tio n . 647-7329. 6475. C all 537-5234, o r everyday in ments are made and other assets by Feb. 26 and continue operations at the NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED Motel Desk Clerk(s) customers are kept 537-5766 o r 649-6188. Moture Salesperson for site by leasing the building from Sprague. needed to work 1 or 2 Full Time Lot Attendant, 6 Imports boutique. Expe­ informed of any Sprague has been seeking a buyer for the Brown IN BOLTON AREA days a week, flexible weeknlghts. Saturday 8< rience not necessary, will The Herald, problems with their hours. 643-0363. Street plant for more than a year after announcing Town of Coventry Sunday mornings, 8-12, train. For Interview, call accounts. plans to phase out a large part of the company’s a n d various daytime 6435692. Prior to her cur­ operations in North Adams and reduce employment Lika S I hours Monday thru Fri­ Looking tor a part time Zoning/lnland Gal Friday with typing "The rent position. Sweet by at least 700 workers. day. Must be flexible, we Experienced Babysitter. Cidar Mill Rd. ability and computer ex­ was a statement su- A previous plan by employees to buy the plant, will train, pleasant work­ Mv home, four children, Wetlands Agent Brookflald St. Bolton perience. Flexible sche­ pervisor and ing atmosphere, retired Tuesday thru FIrdav 8:33 F F which makes electric capacitors, was scuttled after Community The Town o1 Coventy is persons welcome, please dule of 5 hours per day. worked part-time as the managers decided to seek a buy-out. seeking a Zoning/lnland E. MIddIa Tpka. 3:30, Bowers School area. c a ll 643-1555, M onday th ru Please send work history a statement ma­ Wetland Agent for 30 LInlay St. References, 6435052. Herbert L. Rice, product engineering manager at Friday, 9am-12noon, Con­ and salary requirements chine operator. She the plant who will serve was president of Captech, hours per week. This po­ Cirpantar Rd. Manc.-Bolton to: The Manchester He­ Voice sition works directly for necticut Motor Lodge, Babysitter. Responsible has completed sev- said the group is financing the purchase in part rald, Box Z. the Planning & Zoning Bluarldga Dr. Manchester. female to core (or two Dorothy Sweet eral courses through the First Agricultural Bank of Pittsfield: Commission. Zoning through CBT and is Batta Dr. Manchester children In mv home. Own None of the officials involved would reveal the Board of Appeals and In­ transportation. Call 647- Since 1881." a former assistant Girl Scout leader in purchase price. land Wetlands Agency to 9102. Manchester. Sweet and her family live in The company will reduce employment at the plant insure that their appro-' Manchester. UPI photo vals and/or directives are E E from about 150 to about 140 full-time employees during MANCHESTER HERALD the first year of operations for an annual payroll of complied with and that BEST!!! Strongest tool around the provisions of the Zon­ Call NOW 647-9946 I I CLERK/TYPIST Bolduc gets certificate about $2 million' Rice said. ing. Subdivision and In­ Existing employees will not be given preference in land Wetland regulations PART TIME Data proceiiing; per­ Diane Bolduc of Manchester has received a hiring, but will be considered for jobs based on their Diamonds may be a girl’s best friend, such as this one at the Dover Instrument are followed. Attendance I I forms responsible clerical skills, he said. is required at commission work: maintains (iling certificate from Picker Business Systems Inc. for but this woman's diamond is a precision Corp. plant in Westborough, Mass. and board meetings. Must system and records: per­ demonstrating exceptional ability and skill in the I JOB IN TOWN! I Mayor John Barrett, while expressing concern the superfinishing tool used to make Norton is the world’s largest manufac­ have considerable know­ forms such other duties G. FOX operation of the "MASTERPAK” software ledge of and familiarity as may be required. current employees will not be guaranteed jobs, said Merchandise Processing Warehouse system, Lois Lewis, director of Visiting Nurse & computer memory disks. Made by the turer of abrasives products and a major with local and state regu­ SALES PEOPLE I ‘5™ hr./start | Minimum qualifications Home Care of Manchester Inc. has announced. he was pleased by the announcement. Morton Company of Worcester, Mass., producer of diamond products for lations and statutes and Include ability to type ac­ Stock Opportunities The software system is used by the agency to 'Tve asked Captech to consider employing the soil information. Must be COFFEE & DONUT SHOP curately at 40 wpm; data workers now there and I think they will employ a the gem is mounted on automatic lathes industrial uses. able to communicate ef­ I No dress code. Casual fun at- $ entry experience re­ The G. Fox Distribution Center can offer you a provide a variety of management and clinical fectively with an ability to quired: ability to commu­ solid base pay, generous store discoum privi­ statistics required by state and federal authori­ number of them because they have the skills,” said Barrett. understand and review $ mosphere. If you enjoy talking $ nicate etteclively with leges plus an added bonus, an Incentive program ties. as well as to prepare agency bills. The maps and construction Mature adults and high school. $ on the phone, we might have a $' staff and general public designed to reward top performers where it certificate was presented at a Jan. 15 meeting of The North Adams area had been hit by a series of Net Income Jumps 75% plans. Salary range - Excellent fringe benefits. counts, in your paychecks. Each week over 40% users of Picker systems. $11,043 to $15,276 nego­ Part time and full time. All shifts. I job for you. We offer a guaran- | Starting salary: $12,481. layoffs and plant closings, giving the area one of the tiable based on experi- Submit resume no later of our employees earn incentive pay significantly highest unemployment rates in the state. ertce and knowledge Ap­ Will train. Apply in person. I teed salary with bonuses. Work | than Monday, February increasing their earnings. Captech planned to study the possibility of plications may be ob­ 17, 1986 to: We currenyly have full and part time openings in Investment report eventually building, buying or leasing a new plant in tained In the Town I done from our office, four even- ^ .Manager's Office. 1712 Connecticut Housing our merchandising ticketing and warehouse the area that would offer a more modern facility. Rice State Bank has record year I ings a week and Saturday $ Finance Authority Investment prices, courtesy of Advest Inf ., are Main Street. Coventry. stock departments. Flexible hours (minimum ot as of 3 p.m. Friday. said. Completed applications 40 Cold Spring Road 20 available on our day shifts). Apply 9-5 Monday and/or resumes should MISTER DONUT $ mornings. Call Michelle, 647- $ Rocky Hill. CT 06067 thru Friday. Manchester State Bank has c/0 Philip A Johnson. be submitted to R. Joes- $ 9946, Monday-Thursday eve- $ Manager Price Change reported a 75 percent increase in ten, Town Manager’s Of­ 255 West Middle Tpke. AA/EEO - Personnel Friday This Week The large increase cam e (during a generally G. FOX Computervision net income from 1984 to 1985 — the fice. 1712 Main Street. Manchester I ings, also Saturday mornings. | 721-9501 largest rate of growth the bank has ba' w elcom e. 647-7602. A y a lla - fo r John . 646-9788, ask fo r Lin d a. convenience when you Manchester — Immacu­ sturdy, used a tew times, Repair? We Specialize In COLT IS HIRING TO M o u n tain . $155,900. C all fully appllanced kitchen, you moy add your own b le A p ril 1st. call 646-32l9(home) orS38- late-4 room opartmenf, Manchester — Approxi­ too large tor my home. Residential Work. Joseph 647-9764 to r appointm ent. 1st floor fam ily room has personal touches. Com­ 5535(offlce). fully appllanced kitchen, $88. 649-1433.D ABC DAY Dumas. Fully Licensed. REPLACE EMPLOYEES sliders to lovely patio pleted home being offered r- Manchester — Oft Porter, m ately 500 sq. ft., 182 I'M NrST eeAUY no pets, references, $525 South Main Street, Colon­ F re e E stim ates. 646-5253. Are you thinking of sel­ area and a 16 x 32 In- at $142,900. Ja c k s o n & ; nice 3 room apartment, CARE, INC. HONCie/ BOr CM monthly Includes heat Black Counter Top — PAiNTIND/ ling? Call tor a tree ground pool tortam llytun Jackson Real Estate, 647- heat 8, electric, security ial decor, good site visibil­ 358 HartfonI M . EATlNCq ANVWky market evaluation of deposit, no pets. 643-8552. and hot w ater. 649-4003. 36"x57", bar type, both WHO ARE PRESENTLY on child sate cul-de-sac. 8400 o r 646-8646.0 ity and parking. S475 plus MauelMstar, CT PAPERING YOU CAN enlov extra Zingler't Tax Sarvica Just in case i 6,et y o u r p ro p e rty ! 646-2482. utilities. Call Bob Allbrio edges rolled. Coll 644-2063. vacation mOnev by ex­ C a ll tod ay $146,900. Cen­ $35.0 Registrations scceptsd Filing personal and biWlriMS 6>t€EPy EefbRE i When you think real est­ tury 21 Jackston- Starter Up!!! Don't let at 649-0917. Name your own price — chang ing Idle Item s In tax returns wRhin your home ON STRIKE ate, think Blanchard 8, Monday-Frtdey. 6 am-6 y o u r hom e fo r cosh ... t ie r MONetiiV. Show case, 646-1316.a this chance to purchase a [ 3]^ HOMES 1 ^ HOMES pm, Infants thruByears. Father and son. Fast, since 1973, alto bookkeeping Rosetto. 646-2482. starter home go byl FOR SALE FOR SALE dependable service. with on od In classified. services avsileble. Colt Is currently involved in a labor dispute with ILOTS/LAND Coil 643-2711 to place your New listing! Sue DeYeso Room to grow with 3-4 ILOTS/LAND 647-0788 Pointing, Paperhanglng Please call 64a-8»M . Beautiful Lot surrounds FOR SALE & R em o val. C a ll 646-5761. ad. Local 376 of United Automobile Workers Union. this lovely 7 room Colon­ has lust listed an afforda­ bedrooms, first floor FOR SALE These employees are on strike and Colt is ial on Temple Drive In ble Vernon condominium laundry and a 1 car gar­ East Hartford. Spacious to r o n ly $44,900! G re a t fo r age. Many major Im­ seeking to replace employees in all areas of Rooms and an ERA Buy­ a young couple looking provements. Reduced to ers Protection Plan moke to r that sta rt In life ! C a ll $82,900. Ja c k s o n & Ja c k - production. this a great buy. Call us at 649-0917. A llb r io son R eal E sta te , 647-8400 Jack J. Lappen R ealty. or 646-8646.0 iiF today for a showing....B- We have immediate openings for full-time skilled lanchard 8, Rossetto Real Realty Estate, 646-2482.______Historic Cheney mansion, Old Main Street, South Formerly Active 'N' Able Realty production workers on first shift. If you have 14 room, 4 bath beauty Windsor! I Exceptional experience in any of the following specialties you There's someone out with 4 fireplaces, gor­ Antique Gambrel-root Co­ 164 East Center Street geous w o o d w o rk p lus 2Vz lonial situated on over 3 may be qualified to fill one of these positions: there who wants to buy Manchester, CT your power tools. Find acres of mature trees and acres leading to the CT READ THIS! that buyer with a low-cost law n. $299,900. B la n c h a rd River banks. Enormous 643-4263 od In C la ssifie d . 643-2711. 8, Rosetto. 646-2482. family room with elabo­ rate fireplace setting. 3 jack j. Lappen ■ Maintenance Personnel car garage with bath m Notary Public F house. In-ground pool, TRADE UP IN THE WORLD! F ■ Inspectors fully updated, energy effi­ ■ Tool Makers cient and lots, lots more. MANCHESTER ■ Assemblers O ffered $325,000. Ja ck so n & Jackson Real Estate, 50 X 100 L O T ■ Set-up Persons HEAR YE 647- 8400 or 646-8646.D MANCHESTER NOTHING TO BUY. Suitable for 2 Family 17 Arvine Place, Manches­ ter — Custom designed Thinking of the Ocean? center chimney Cape lo­ $ E Not to worry, this gorgeous 3 29.900 For prompt consideration, complete the following HEAR YE cated on one of Manches­ NOTHING FOR SALE. E information form and mail or bring it to our New ter's loveliest tree-lined bedroom Cape has a beautiful roads near the country LKOAL NOTICE Park Avenue plant in West Hartford. club... 3 spacious bed­ TOWN OF BOLTON inground pool to keep you OFFICIAL NOTICE BOARD OF TAX REVIEW Will trade o baby walker rooms Including a first fo r 0 kiddle cor. Coll floor master with Jacuzzi Tha Bolton Board of Tax Review of theTown of Bolton, Con­ w ill sw ap 9 X 11 B lo ck 8, 643-8082 otter 4pm. tub. Formal dinig room, cool. necticut w ill be In session In the Town Hall, 222Bolton Center Personal Profile Rood, Bolton, Connecticut on the following days during the Red contemporary rug Name------sitting room with fire­ Asking *149,900. month ot February, 1986. for any plain color facsim ­ Y A N K EE place. The family room W ednesday, Feb ru a ry 12, 1966 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm ile. Coll otter 5:30pm, Will trade a Double set Home Address ^ ------—------has a huge "walk-ln" fire­ Saturday, F e b ru ary 15, 1986 10:00 am to 12:00 pm 659-2436. tub, white porcelain, for a place, picture window and City___ -State. .Zip. M pndoy, Febru orv 24,1986 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm sing le set tub. C o ll 643-4942 random width oak floorsi Computer Chair worth otter 5:30pm. ( FIANO A ll persons cla im in g to be aggrelved by the A ssessor ot the Phone )- Cherry raised paneled ca­ Town ot B olton m ust appear and file th eir co m p loint to one $40, like new, would like to binets surround the kit­ 646-5200 of these meetings or at some time scheduled meeting of sold trade for bookcase or 3 Board of Tax Review. W ill trade small bookcase Present/Most Recent Employer chen and breakfast area drawer brown filing ca­ with 3 shelves In good overlooking the rear Doted Ja n u a ry 20,1986 Company Name______binet. C o ll 742-6112. condition for o coffee SWAP yard. The other two bed­ BC ARD OF TAX REVIEW table In good condition. Location (City, State)______Classified ads serve the rooms, along with a full Sew-Simple ILVI CANNON, CHAIRMAN Bogen Enlarger with ac­ C o ll 742-7463 otter 5;30pm. Business Phone______bath and large unfinished people to d ay ... lust as KATHLEEN JOHNSON cessory equipment to room are on the second they hove since our coun­ 050-01 trade for 2 desk-type wood Your Job Title____ ^______floor. Laundry facilities try's beginning. Read and choirs or o waveless wa­ I will trade on electric use them regularly. 643- Dates Employed: From____ To. are located on the main LEGAL NOTICE terbed, any size. Coll 647- dryer for o oos dryer. Coll floor. Exterior of this 2711. TOWN OF ANDOVER 1004. 643-8082 afte r 4pm. Total Years Work Experience. IS HERE! home Is a maintenance ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS free combination of brick, The Zoning Board of Appeals of the Town of Andover, Con­ Education Andersen thermopane INVITATION TO BID Reserve Your The Eighth Utilities Dis­ necticut w ill hold o p ub lic heorlno In the Town O ftice Bulld- High School. windows, norrow vinyl trict, 32 Moln St., Manches­ Ino, W ednesday, Fe b ru a ry 19,1986 at 8:00 R .M . to hear the clapboards and timber- ter, Conn., 06040 seeks bids tollowino oppllcotlons oskino tor relief from the Zoning Did You Graduate?. _ Grad. Year. line shingles. For your for 1,000 feet of 4" lire hose Lows ot the Town ot Andover, Connecticut. Will trade tope record er- Space ★ Trade It coupled with 16 turn 4" storz GPA______comfort the heating sys­ • 333 -W illiam J. O'Neill - Reauestlno Special Exception (needs work) or Kodak Major Field______couplings. with the tollowino variances: tem Is gas tire d hot a ir Bid specificdtions may be Instomotlc camera for Today! College. w.jth cen tral a ir c o n d itio n ­ obtained during normal busi­ 1 Space Reaulrements, Section 11.2 - variance of best offer. Coll 647-1560. 12,800 sauare feet reauested. Needs 40,000 square Number of Years Completed. ★ Swap It ing. There Is an oversized ness hours (9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.), Monday thru Satur­ feet, has 27,200 souore feet. Major Field------GPA. 2 car garage with auto­ day, from the Dispatcher at 2. Space Reaulrements, Section 11.2 - variance of W ill trade end table, dork 643-2711 matic opener... This Is a the Eighth Utilities District 100.2 feet frontage reauested. Needs 200 feet. finish, slate top, rounded ★ Barter It special home that de­ Firehouse, 32 Main Street, lees, good condition, for a Lot located on Loke Road, Lot No. 13. Technical Skills/Machines Operated (Please list) serves your Inspection. Manchester, Conn. 06040. pressure co oker In good Sealed bids will be received •234 -Clifford M. Dublel - Reauestlno Special Exception $174,900...."W e G u a ra n tee ot the above address until with the following variances: condition or 2 bar stools. Coll 742-7463 otter 5:30pm. ★ Give It Away Our Homes!". Blanchard 7:00 p.m. February 10, 1986, 1. Space Reaulrements - Section 11.2 - Vorlance ot W ill trade yellow tea ket­ & Rossetto Real Estate, at which time they will be 24,682 square feet requested. Needs 40,000 square tle In ex cellen t condition 646-2482.0 publicly opened, read aloud feet, has 15,318 square feet. for a brass one. Call Personal Information and recorded. > Bids shall remain valid for 2. Variance of 3 feet rear yard reauested. Needs 50 649-6134 a fte r 5:30pm. When Are You Available to Start Work? Won't LastI Roomy 3/4 thirty days from the bid feet, has 47 feet. It only costs the low bedroom Immaculate full opening date. The District 3. Variance of 100,85 feet frontaoe reauested. Needs w ill tra d e a CB radio for dormered Cape on large reserves the right to relecf 200 feet. Complete Single bed - any ohd all bids for any rea­ on A M / F M ra d io In good What is Your Asking Compensation?______level lot In South M a n ­ Lot located on private road 150 feet from Intersection frame, boxspring & mat­ son deemed to be In the best condition. (Must take out tress In good condition, price of a regular chester. Freshly painted - Interest ot the District. with Bausola Road. CB and Install radio). Coll □ U.S. Citizen □ Non U.S. Citizen Inside and out - 2 fu ll baths Joseph Tripp, will trade for a rocking Fire Commissioner •235 -Stephen Madigoskv - Reauestingrellef of zoning regu­ 643-8082 otter 4pm. c h a ir In good condition. and formal dining room lations, Space Reaulremens - Section 11.2. classified ad. Doted at Manchester, Conn, C a ll 643-4942 after 5:30pm. Colt offers excellent pay and benefits. Interested are only some of the great this 281h, day ot January 1986 1. Variance ot 20,101 square feet reauested. Needs features of this home. Call 008-02 40,000 square feet, has 19,899 sauore feet. Expectant young mother applicants should apply in person at our today tor private show­ will relieve you of any 2. Variance of 100.04 feet frontage reauested. Needs Will trade o rectangular ing. O nly $94,900. J o y c e G. 200 feet. outgrown baby Items that INVITATION TO BID wood kitchen table for a personnel office between the hours of 8:00 a.m. ★ Clean out that Epstein Real Estate, 647- you wish to give away. The Eighth Utilities Dis­ Lot located on Lake Rood, tot number 232/233. round pedestal table. Coll and 4:00 p.m. at our New Park Avenue plant (near 8895.0 trict, 32 Main St., Manches­ Coll otter 5:30pm, 659- ter, Conn., 06040 seeks bids •336- Scott Wiggins - Requesting Special Exception with the 2436. 643-8082 a fte r 4pm. the corner of Oakwood Avenue) in West Hartford. basement or attic!! for replacement windows at fallowing variances: C o ve n try — $109,900. To the Fire house, 32 Main St., Or you may call 244-1470 or send this form to Colt be built Raised Ranch to I. Requesting relief from Section 11.2, Space Requi­ There is someone Manchester, Ct. 06040. rements variance of 33,350 square feet for lot area. Industries, Firearms Division, P. O. Box 1868, Include 3 bedrooms, 2 Bid specifications may be ^nioTfr«uiK 8104 Needs 40,000 squar.e feet has 6,650 square feet. baths, formal dining and obtained during normal busi­ ExausivE 8-ia 3. Variance of ISO feet frontage. Needs 300feet, hasSO Hartford, CT 06101. living rooms, kitchen with ness hours (9:00 a.m. to 5:00 out there who wants p.m.), Monday thru Satur­ feet. dishwasher, stove, hood, day, from the Dispatcher ot Am easy-to-sew two-piece 3. Variance of 27 feet total side yard. Needs 50 feet, An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/V/H disposal & dryer hook-up. the Eighth utilities District outfit for all seasons. An has 23 feet. your unwanteds. Maintenance free exte­ Firehouse, 32 Main Street, Manchester, Conn. 06040. alternate version features 4. Variance of 22.5 feet rear yard. Needs 50 feet, has rior & 2 cor garage. Coll Sealed bids will be received a flatterine ring collar 27.5 feet. for details. Sentry Real at the obove address until and lonfr aleeves. 5. Varlanceof6S3sauarefeetforfloorarea. Rellefot Y A N K EE Estate, 643-4060.11 7:00 p.m. March 3, 1906, at No. 8104 with Photo- Section 4.1.3 N on-conform ing structures and uses. which time they will be pub­ Guide is in Sizes 8 to 18. Alterations are beyond the 25% allowed. licly opened, read aloud and Size 10,32 Yt bust, 3 yards Lot located at 265 Lake Road. South W ind so r — $132,900. recorded. Selective buyers will sin­ 46-inch. Bids shall remoln volld for At this hearing Interested persons may appear and be heard gle out this LaCava built 8 thirty days from the bid INDUSTRIES TO OIDEIL iMd $2.80 f*r Met and written communication received. Said appeals are on Colt room Colonial In o great opening dote. The District ttsra, iilH 804 nr pattiie sal file and may be seen In the Office ot the Town Clerk, Town Of­ iHaiirhrslrr Hrral^ fam ily neighborhood. reserves the right to reject G fice Building. any and all bids for any rea­ adlkif. Call us for a perionollzed Dated at Andover, Connecticut 8 Februorv, 1986. SWAP iflmuhrstrr HrralJi son deemed to be In the best i y i M w q : .. tour of this comfortable Interest of the District. 15 F e b ru a ry ,1986. Joseph Tripp, tno tie, st'iamii Firearms Division home offering 4 bed­ Nnr Tm*. N.T. ItU t ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Fire Commissioner rooms, 2'/] baths and fam ­ Ertst AMfSM WIU Zir ANDOVER, CONNECTICUT Dated ot Manchester, Conn, COOE, tins Nsaibw aad Sla. MARY C. MCNAMARA, CHAIRMAN ily room with fireplace. this 31th, dov of January 1916 643-2711 Sentry R eal E state, 643- 009-02 ' New FASHION. $2.00 019-02 4IMnn \ U — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Feb. 8, 1986 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711

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Q. / ’ve been a fan o f ’s for 10 years. Please tell me all about her background and what she’s doing now. Kathi Scott Sprague Weber, Richmondale, Pa. The story behind the story A. She’s 40, the third of four children of Andrea and the late Age 35 Richard Simon, co-founder of the publishing company Simon & Born Nov. 6. 1950 Schuster, and was raised in New York’s Greenwich Village, By Josie Occupation recreation director Riverdale and Stamford, Conn. From the beginning, she was Marital status single surrounded by music — her mother sang and her father was a Favorite food Italian pianist, specializing in Beethoven and Chopin. Favorite beverage cold beer on hot day Obviously, it had an Hobby racquetball influence, since both of her Favorite sport basketball sisters also became singers, Roots for Yankees, Celtics Lucy in the pop/folk field and Joanna in opera. (Younger Idea of a good vacation two weeks brother Peter became a in a warm place photographer.) As a child, she Q. Please tell me whatever by the water felt “the least pretty,” and happened to the girl who played What you do to relax read or run clowned to get attention. To get Buffy on the series “Family Type of entertainment preferred athletic event her father’s attention, she Affair." Mrs. Louis V. Jan, Favorite actor, actress Clint Eastwood became a tomboy and baseball Austin, Minn. player (he was a Brooklyn Meryl Streep Dodgers fan). A. Mary Anissa Jones apparently Favorite book "Best Evidence,” didn’t work very much after the by David S. Litton Music won out, however, series ended, and that could encouraged partly by one of her Kind of music preferred folk rock have contributed to her suicide teachers in her private Favorite magazine Newsweek at the age of 18 in 1976. She Greenwich Village elementary Favorite store In Manchester J. Carman Clothier was found unconscious from an Pet golden retriever school, Pete Seeger. By high overdose of barbiturates on the school, she had taught herself to floor of a friend’s house in named Kelley play piai.o and with sister Oceanside, Calif. Favorite spot In Manchester Case Mountain Carly Simon Lucy’s help, she learned . Car Honda Prelude She attended Sarah Lawrence College but dropped out in her Favorite color blue sophomore year to try her luck in show business, also with Lucy, Q. / just love David McCollum. Last book read “Creating Wealth” billed as The Simon Sisters. The sisters worked for virtually no Will he be in any movies or TV by Robert Allen money in Provincetown, Mass., and Greenwich Village clubs, Larry Hagman shows soon? Also, we noticed Favorite TV show “St. Elsewhere” appeared on the TV series “Hootenanny” and recorded an album while watching the reruns o f Best thing about Manchester recreation staff titled “The Simon Sisters” that spawned a single, “Winkin’, “The Man From U.N.C.L.E.” Worst thing about Manchester traffic light Blinkin’ and Nod,” but the act broke up in 1965 when Lucy got Q. Please settle a longstanding question about Larry Hagman. that he was wearing a wedding married. Does he wear a hairpiece? B. Rowe, Trenton, N.J. ring. IVoi he married at the at Center, Broad Reginald PInto/Mancheater Herald A. An official representative denies it, but according to a time? C.P., Scranton, Pa. Carly on her own didn’t do too well in the beginning. One longtime Hollywood observer, he has worn a hairpiece since “1 A. He could very well have a manager took her on, intending to make her a female Dylan. Dream of Jeannie.” If you can get hold of a picture of him new series soon if the recently "But 1 couldn’t sing like Dylan,” as she remembers, so the two before that series; you’ll be able to see his real hair. parted ways. Jobs as a secretary, a commercial jingle singer and a aired TV movie-pilot "O.S.S.” guitar teacher followed, as did a brief stint as co-lead singer for (about the secret information Elephant’s Memory. service during World War 11) is Luigi’s of Manchester Q. / would like to know more about Virginia Madsen. I saw her picked up for a longer run by In the meantime she began writing songs, many in in “Mussolini" and I think she’s beautiful. Fred Jolliffe, NBC. In the meantime, he’s 3 Reputable years of fine collaboration with Jacob Brackman, a childhood friend. At a Hawthorne, N.J. been working mostly onstage, party at his house in 1970, he arranged for her to sing some of A. She’s 24, from Chicago, the youngest of three children of a recently in a play called “Run Italian & American Specialties them for an artists’ manager named Jerry Brandt. lieutenant in the Chicago Fire Department and a would-be-actress for Your Wife" that was a hit in who divorced when she was 6. She always wanted to become an London and may be imported for • Lunch & Dinner Specials served Daily • He, impressed, produced a demo of her performance, resulting actress, and her mother encouraged her, giving her dancing and a brief run here. in a recording contract with Elektra and her first album, “Carly acting lessons throughout her childhood. She didn’t make it into • Eat in or Take Out • Simon.” in 1971. The huge hit, “That’s the Way 1 Always school plays, however, because she wasn’t in the right clique, as During “The Man From Heard It Should Be,” was on that album; later that year, she won she saw it, but she did find an outside drama coach, Ted Liss, U.N.C.L.E.” he was married to Full Service Bar Open 11:00 A.M. Daily a Grammy as Best New Artist. who inspired her. actress Jill Ireland. She’s now Specials for the Month of February After a wasted year and a half in junior college, she studied married to Charles Bronson and Not Exotic . . . Just Good Food Her next album, “Anticipation,” was also a hit (the title song with Liss for three years, and after graduation, got a part in a he’s married to former model Served Tuesday - Sunday reportedly referred to her affair with Kris Kristofferson), but her PBS film called “A Matter of Principle.” Katherine Carpenter. biggest hit. undoubtedly, was the cryptic single, “You’re So TV commercials followed, as did a move to Los Angeles. She Vain,” widely deduced, after much speculation, to be about found an agent right away but couldn’t get work. Finally, a call at another former lover, . came in to fly to Mexico and screentest for “Dune,” which she did, terrified, and afterward, was convinced that she’d blown. Anything you'd like to ★ Veal Scallopini Tivoli Later include “Hotcakes,” “,” She got the part, however, a dubious achievement since the know about prominent Reasonable “,” “Hello Big Man” and the recent film was a flop, but it did lead to two other roles: that of Marion personalities? Write to: “.” Currently, she’s working on the soundtrack for Davies, the actress and mi.stress of Wiliam Randolph Hearst in Josie. Between the Lines, ★ Rib Eye Steak the film “Heartburn,” the title song for the TV movie “Sins,” the TV movie "Hearst and Davies” and that of Clara Petacci, II Prices and getting ready to record her next album in the spring. King Features Syndicate, Duce’s mistress in “Mussolini.” 235 E. 45th St., New York, Next time out, she plays an innocent instead: an 18-year-old She was married to singer and they have two N.Y. 10017. TASTE ★ Stuffed Filet of Sole Florentine children, Sally, 11, and Ben, 8. As we go to press, she’s been Catholic schoolgirl who falls in love for the first time in the film engaged off and on to drummer for several months. "Captive Hearts.” with Mornay Sauce THE (Specials include potato^ i^egetable and salad.) This week Medicine: Instruct your tee- prized time of infancy ...... 23 Weekend Plus Magazine nagers not to overdo aspirin ... 9 On the House: She turned DIFFERENCE! 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Recently we almost lost a Even when restaurant workers states that toxic poisons are Teflon pan gets older, it emits Unquestionably this is a By Sarah Ovaratraat daughter to a severe allergic stopped dipping or spraying their released when Teflon is heated slightly more fluoride than the misleading label. Oddly enough, Most of what I remember are short verbal glimpses reaction to potassium lettuce and cabbage with to a very high heat. It also aluminum pan, “but," the FDA this boil-in-the-pouch product -o-o-c-o-^o-o-o-x>^ I metabisulfite. After two bites of sulfites, this chemical could still says, “At normal cooking says, “all amounts were within does contain some shrimp, as I’ve heard people talk about of masculine fingers fumbling with feminine learning the facts of life in a sauerkraut that had been be found in processed fo

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Al TarquInio/ManchMter H«r«ld Anita Karpiej instructs her young charges. From ieft are Rebecca Mace, Jennifer Dahms and Meghan Mizalas. 'I t g o t so Dancer follows in mother’s footsteps they couldn’t Manchester’s Anita Karpiej feels nnost at home on her toes stop m e!’

... Continued Her mother took her to ballet classes when she was only 4 or 5, By Add* Angl* Joyce Karpiej was a former probably daydream of playing when the family lived in co-director of the Hartford outdoors. California. The little girls in Room 216 at Ballet Company and the □ □ □ “ I was bored with the whole Highland Park School are company's school with Enid It has not been smooth sailing thing, I was a very learning the dancer's stock in Lynn. Her daughter was one of for Anita Karpiej. Though she rambunctious kid and I just quit. trade, the plie. her students. graduated from the School of the I told her I didn’t want to go “ It means to bend. Good, But at first, her daughter American Ballet in 1979, a anymore,” m girls. Think of a pencil going wasn’t exactly a star pupil. serious ankle injury three years □ □ □ straight through your body,” later forced her to drop out of fi-M. “ I was constantly being kicked Years later, when the family Anita Karpiej coaxes her young out of class.” says Karpiej, 24. the Milwaukee Ballet Company. charges. She worked with the Milwaukee moved to Connecticut, Joyce “ I spent more time standing out Karpiej signed up herself and A moment later she changes in the hallway than in class. company for two years. She had her tune. “ Now don’t look like danced with the Chicago Ballet her daughter for classes at the Sometimes she wondered how I Hartford Ballet. It wasn’t long you have mittens on.” she ever learned.” , Company with ballerina Maria scolds. Tallchief. before someone at the school She learned, all right. Even asked her mother to teach. The girls are dressed in For the last three years, she leotards and tights, and they are then, she showed the ability has lived at home with her At first, young Karpiej wasn’t which later won her admission wild about classes either. standing against a makeshift parents. She has sampled the to America’s premier ballet barre. They are 5 and 7. One is in work world outside the dance “ The more I got into it, the school, the School of the kindergarten. and she hasn’t been pleased. more I liked it,” she says. “ Then American Ballet in New York 'Ji, Karpiej wears a warmup suit She has worked as an office it got so they couldn’t stop me.” Often, she’d take it upon which doesn’t hide how City. and factory temporary. (“ Ugh. I herself to get to the Hartford arrestingly slim she is. At 5 feet, □ □ □ hated it.” ) school on her own, taking two 3 inches tall and 90 pounds, she At Highland Park, she sails She has done dog grooming buses from Manchester to get to has a dancer’s lean body and back and forth, straightening an and worked in a pet shop. She the school. This horrified her m i-/ perfect posture. The girls look loves animals, and her sheltie. Al Tarqulnlo/Manchester Herald arm , telling another girl to tuck mother. like little pumpkins beside her. in her tummy. In an almost . she says, is the love of her life. “ No, I wasn’t pleased about Karpiej does not tolerate maternal way, she smooths one Even today, she gets up at 6 a.m. that at all really,” says Joyce Anita Karpiej practices. Her mother, Joyce Karpiej, critiques much giggling in her class. But, girl’s ponytail. to work at the kennels of Valley Karpiej. She speaks with a later, she starts laughing herself “ Tendu and heels down. Heel Pet Care in South Windsor. her style. strong British accent (she’s when she recalls her early days front. Toes back. Stretch and She has toyed with the idea of from England). She got her start of ballet. close. Girls, that was very good. getting her college degree and in ice skating, auditioning I bet you didn’t know you were becoming a veterinary assist­ ODD without her parents’ permission capable of doing so much.” ant. She is the daughter of Joyce for England’s Ice Parade, the were eventually accepted. says. stretching the leg and foot and She alternately praises and “ I find it very therapeutic. It’s Karpiej, the founder and British version of the Ice There were 15 girls in her class. In the last year, she says, she pointing the toes. gently scolds. hard work but I ’m not the kind of director of the Manchester- Capades,at age 14. 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I ( ! ~» V}') 11 Ti I [ , . c V: ; 1 1 3 ^ WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, Feb. 8, 1986 10 The Kinsey Report Vaginal infection not reliable contraceiitive naiuralgAs the modern alternative Woman who wants a tubal ligation should see another doctor

By Dr. June M. Relnlsch you might feel 10 years from skilled surgeon and usually a your state permits midwives to obstetricians, family practice now. You should also discuss short stay in the hospital. practice, they likely also require specialists, and other local The manufacturer states that physicians; some physicians DEARDR.REINISCH: I'm other options, such as a them to register or be licensed. surgery can be done on an will attend home births. Then, 22. have been married for three vasectomy for your husband, A local or state Board of Health outpatient basis under a local begin working now with the years, and don’t want to have since it’s a less serious surgical office could probably answer anesthetic, but "outpatient" is person who'll be in charge of children. procedure. your questions and perhaps For energy costs your delivery, so that they can Several months ago I had a Then you should think about still at a hospital or other provide names. well-equipped facility, not the also monitor your pregnancy. vaginal cyst removed and have bow you’d feel if your situation Both the National Midwives average doctor’s office. had a vaginal infection ever were to change, due to divorce Association (1620HowzeSt., El The m ajor difference between DEARDR.REINISCH: My since. Can this cause infertility? or remarriage, for example. Paso, Tex., 79903) and the These are the types of issues this device and the earlier American College of Nurse- husband (age 71. physically fit you can live with^ I’ve tried the pill, but it causes inflatable models is that this and active) cannot get an problems (enlarged breasts, many doctors will want clarified Midwives (1522 K. Street, NW, before doing a tubal ligation on a implant is self-contained. The Suite 1120. Washington, D.C., erection. break-through bleeding, etc.) Our doctor recommended Now we’re using contraceptive woman your age. entire device is inside the penis 20005) will help with names. and requires surgery to only one surgery for an implant, but we sponges, condoms and some­ Remember; Tubal ligations There’s little broad-based area. Until now. inflatable haven’t given it much thought; efficient gas research comparing home times both should be considered permanent devices required surgery to the we don’t approve of unnecessary Is there any way I can and irreversible. This column births with hospital births, and scrotum (for the pump surgery. convince my doctor I should be (and I ’m sure, many doctors) the results of some small-scale mechanism), to the abdomen How can I help myself, and "allowed” to have a tubal hear the most heart-rending studies (which showed that (for the fluid reservoir). and to possibly my husband, have ligation? stories from women who later home birth compare favorably appliances. change their minds, want the penis (for the penile with hospitals births) have been pleasure again? children, and have been cylinders). questioned by other re­ DEAR READER; I’m not DEAR READER: Consult a unsuccessful at having their Call the department of urology searchers. cetain about your first question: sex therapist together. A • Compared to other types of appliances, natural tubes reconnected. at your nearest medical school Frankly, no one really knows Are you asking whether an therapist is trained to discuss gas appliances can save you hundreds of Some 22-year-old women are or large hospital and ask if they the amount of risk involved. One untreated vaginal infection will how you can experience dollars a year, because gas is the most very clear about their life goals. are offering this device to their estimate says that approxi­ act as a reliable contraceptive? pleasure and reach orgasm with efficient energy source. If that’s your question, the Some are not. If you are patients. mately 20 percent of mothers transfer to the hospital during and without intercourse. • Clean, natural gas appliances work faster. They answer is no. Having a vaginal absolutely certain you don’t Recommendations will be based want children, and your current DEAR DR. REINISCH: I’m labor, but that complication provide instant heat for warming your home, infection is not protection on your health and the sexual doctor won’t perform a tubal expecting my first child in six rates are low. heating your water, drying your clothes, and against conception. And because response possible for each of ligation, talk to another doctor months. If the remainder of my Even groups that advocate cooking. vaginal infections can also you. or go to a local family planning pregnancy goes smoothly, I plan changes in the U.S, approach to • You can depend on natural gas appliances cause sexual dysfunctions or When a man has had a penile infect your husband, you should clinic. to give birth at home with the birthing note that many because they’re built to last. assistance of a midwife. hospitals have already changed implant, a majority of couples have it treated. report satisfaction with the DEAR DR. REINISCH: I read How do I find someone who is their policies, so that While your doctor is results. Ask the therapist to tell about a new type of penis qualified and willing to aid in a alternatives are available. discussing tests and treatments you about the types of implants implant that can be done in a home birth? What are the In some cases, families and for vaginal infections, tell him available, so you and your doctor’s office. I ’ve heard it was complications and success rates friends are now permitted to be or her you’d iike to talk about a husband can make an informed inflatable, but didn’t require for home births? present in a birthing center, tubal ligation. decision about whether an extensive surgery like the old which often resembles a home, Pearl’s Introductory Offer! The failure rates for the implant might be the solution for contraceptive methods you’re type. DEAR READERS: First, 1 and where the woman is free to hope you’ve been receiving good you. using are: What is this device? move about, select tbe labor and • 10 to 20 pregnancies for prenatal care up to this point. birthing position best for her, Dr. June M. Reinisch is every 100 women using the DEAR READER: You maybe Care and monitoring throughout and feel more in control of the director of the Kinsey Institute sponge for one year; referring to the Flexi-Flate pregnancy are important to process than in a hospital for Research in Sex, Gender and • 10 pregnancies for every 100 inflatable penile prosthesis, ensure good fetal and maternal delivery room, attended only by which received Food and Drug health. medical staff. Reproduction at Indiana women whose husbands use University-Bloomington. T a m s n , condoms for one year; Administration approval this The question of home birth Unless you’re able to travel a Send your questions.to Dr. • .04 (less than one) year. and the use of alternative birth great distance, you may find Reinisch in care of The Kinsey pregnancies for every 100 Implanting this device attendants — such as midwives your local choices limited by law GAS OR GAS Report, P.O. Box 48, Blooming­ 30" s J H J P 4 ft 30" GAS women who have had tubal requires less surgery than or nurse-midwives — is or services offered by only one ton, Ind., 47402. The volume of ELECTRIC DRYER RANGE a m m r n m r RANGE ligations. earlier inflatable prostheses, controversial and the subject of hospital. In that event, you recent legislation in several should try to find the physician mail prohibits personal replies, aMLtHHOlBM; You and your husband should but it’s certainly not done by Liaaiim ■■ general physicians in their states. 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WEEKEND TELEVISION Saturday, Feb. 8, 1986 The Best of Times’ [Film capsules Saturday Brazil (R) — Jonalhan Pryco, Robert DoNIro, Kim Grlosl, Ian Holm. (Comody) There are some fine moments in Monty quirky charm and a rock-solid madness makes it seem possible By Bob Thomas that he could be so possessed. Python veteran Terry Giiiiam’s view of a conformist society performance by Kurt Russell, 7l00AM d D Captain Bob [U S A ] Second Cash Flo Expo (R) Kurt Russell makes a winning obsessed with terrorism. Most come when Robert De Niro, in the feat is made believable. ® Terrahawks 9:1 S A M [CNN] Health Week Don Quixote of La Mancha Reno Hightower. Dundee’s siy good humor as a renegade heating engineer, is on screen. Well, most of the time. Others — such as a ciever confusion of names — bring back C9) New Jersey People 9 :3 0 A M (SD(3DEwoks/Drolds Advan and Rocky Balboa of longtime friend a local hero (JJ Tom & Jerry Director Roger Spottiswoode memories of Monty Python at its best. But the grim detaiis of ture Hour Philadelphia aren’t the only gone to seed. ClD MOVIE: The Alien Oro’ When an al­ (3D Millionaire Maker m and writer Ron Shelton join the life under have become ciiche — and Giiiiam isn’t ones with the impossible dream. Their wives, played by ien spacecraft and the Earthship Ark col­ (5D MOVIE: The M illion Dollar Kid' If the Consider Jack Dundee of Taft. parade of latter-day filmmakers Pamela Reed and Holly Orweli. By the end, Gilliam and his fellow writers, including lide. the captain of the alien ship plan works, one of the East Side kids will befriends the human crew, but with sin­ be worth one million dollars East Side who revere the works of Frank playwright Tom Stoppard, lose control of their material as it ister motives Keir Dullea. Robin Ward. Calif. Palance. fare less well from the Kids, Noah Beery 1944. Capra. “ The Best of Times’’ has degenerates into one chase after another. Pryce gives a fine W alter Koenig 1973 script, being chronic complain- New Jersey Hispano He is a junior bank executive all the elements of a Capra performance as an ordinary man forced to act extraordinary in (^9) Bullwinkle ers with little dimension. Donald d D Soapbox (his father-in-law owns the comedy: a downtrodden hero a crazy world. Grade: C-plut. Barney Beer & Friends Moffat provides a marvelous d D FTV bank) who is haunted by an Ring Around the World fighting the system; a gallery of larger-than-life portrait of The [CNN] Money Week event of 15 years ago when he (3^) Newsmakers small-town characters; an Colonel, the father-in-law who Iron Eagle (PG-13) — Loula Goeaett jr „ Jaeon Gadrick, [D IS ] Donald Duck Presents dropped the winning touchdown (4@ Little House on the Prairie ending to warm the heart. If it is masterminds the Bakersfield David Suchal. (Action drama) Hokey is the only word for the [ESPN] Down the Stretch pass in Taft High School’s game ((4.T) Follow Me not totally convincing, the fault team. Credit should be given to first half of this film, in which an Air Force pilot is shot down [T M C ] MOVIE: Racing W ith the Moon' against arch-rival Bakersfield. CSTi Superfriends may lie in its premise. the character actors: Dub over a Middle Eastern nation and his son (Jason Gedrick) (CC) Two high school buddies have a He plays the movie of that awful [CNN] News/Sports/Weather lost fling before joining the service dur Taylor, R.G. Armstrong, realizes the bureaucrats running the show aren’t about to lift a ing W orld W ar II . Elizabeth moment (which his father-in- Could anyone be so obsessed finger. Being a red-blooded American boy, he decides to take [DIS] Wish Upon a Star by a long-ago football game? Is Donovan Scott, M. Emmet McGovern. Nicholas Cage 1984 Rated law often mentions) over and action, and things start to pick up. The climax — Gedrick s [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Rhinestone' (CC) An es­ PG it so important in today’s world Walsh, Carl Ballantine as well tablished country singer bets that she over again, dreaming of the 1 0 : 0 0 A M Hulk Hogan's Rock 'n' as Hugh Stanger, who makes a one-man battle with the entire air force of the outlaw nation — can turn a loudmouthed New York City dD chance to relive it. Could it be for a small town to redress a is good stirring fun. But who taught the filmmakers geography? cab driver into a convincing country en W restling gridiron loss 15 years later? Oh, surprise appearance at the end. tertainer in just two weeks' time Sylves CSD Bionic Woman possible? The rating is PG-13, largely Somewhere along the line, they got the idea that you can fly ter Stallone. 1984 Rated Stranger things have hap­ well, as used to PG (3D 8J / Lobe because of language. Otherwise from the United States to the Middle East in the time it takes pened in films. Jack Dundee, say, it’s only a movie. most of us to walk around the block. Grade: C-plue [USA] Jimmy Swaggart CTf) Putti n' on the Hits Robin Williams still seems to it seems to be the kind of film (5D Greatest American Hero played by Robin Williams in 7:30AM (3} Dungeons and Dragons chldren would enjoy. ( ^ Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood “ The Best of Times,’’.manages be in search of the ideal film Murphy’s Romance (PG-13) - Sally Field, Jamee Gamy, dD Woody Woodpecker & Friends (§D Ulises to restage the game with the role, but "The Best of Times” Corey Halm. (Drama) This movie, directed by Martin Ritt (and (5 ) In Depth Bob Thomas reviews movies dD Motorweek same players. 15 years later. allows him to display some of his more appropriately titled "Places in the Stable") has no heart. (O) Voltron (3D W restling strengths. His underlying for The Associated Press. Or soul. Miss Field plays Emma Moriarty, a bitter, frustrated Underdog With the help of Williams’ [CNN] News Update single mom who packs her bags, leaves her womanizing (50) Mr. T [DIS] You and Me, Kid husband (wonderfully played by Brian Kerwin) and heads for a (51) It's Your Business [ESPN] Championship Roller Derby small Arizona town, where she sets up a horse-boarding ranch. ^ Tranror Z [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Rio Bravo' A sheriff She has a 12-year-old son who hates school. He pouts. She [CNN] Sports Close-up outsmarts a powerful rancher who pouts We pout. Miss Field tries to fill Emma with spunk and [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Corner wants his killer-brother released from Stallone: schlock champion prison. John Wayne. Dean Martin. Ricky [ESPN] SportsCenter drive but both fall flat on their hard-working back. Garner is Nelson 1959 fine as the widower who refuses to reveal his age and — you 9°t [TMC] MOVIE: Two Loves' An unortho­ dox teacher in remote Northern New [USA] Japan Today performers hold three each. most family Razzies (four). it — falls in love with Emma. Sorry Sally, we don’t like you. We Zealand gets involved with a mixed-up 1 0 :1 5 A M [CNN] Showbiz Week By Vernon Scott Stallone is awash with Razzie don’t like youl Grade: C. handsome teacher who keeps threaten­ But Stallone can top them this ing to kill himself. Shirley MacLaine. 10:30AM dD super Powers year thanks to his prominence possibilities. Both “ Rambo 11” Out of Africa (PG) — Maryl SIraap. Robart Radford, Klaua Laurence Harvey. Jack Hawkins. 1961. Team: Galactic Guardians HOLLYWOOD — Sylvester and ’Rocky IV ” may be on the current nomination list. Marla Brandauar. (Drama) There is a magnificent lush love 8:00AM CD Berenstain Beers (3D FTV Stallone, easily the box-office nominated for worst picture. He is up for worst actor in both story here; unfortunately, director Sydney Pollack has (d) Wonderame (3D Telephone Auction champion of the year for They will compete with such (5D dD Punky Brewster “ Rocky IV" and “ Rambo: First “ Rocky IV” and “ Rambo II” smothered it in lush portraits of Africa. Miss Streep portrays (7) $0) Scooby'a Mystery Funhouse AGAINST THE WALL — The president, played by Hal Holbrook (seated), and his advis­ Also in the running for worst other suggested nominees as (3D Straight Talk (5D Secret City Blood II." is also the champ of Karen Blixen (who, in real life, wrote as Isak Dinesen), a ers, played by (left to right) Peter Strauss, Paul Winfield and E.G. Marshall, find them­ actor in two pictures are Chuck “ Perfect.” which Stallone (3D Little Rascals @D Super Libro schlock, according to The materialistic woman living in Kenya. She marries a Swedish selves In an extremely tight spot when International terrorists strike on U.S. soil and Norris, “ Invasion U S.A” and directed. “ Fever Pitch.” d D Fat Albert (57) La Plaza Golden Raspberry Award baron - who was also her cousin - though she was actually in “ Missing in Action,” and Steven “ Godzilla ’85,” “ KingSolomon’s dS) dD Snorks [C N N ] Style W ith Else Klensch members of the administration can’t agree on what action to take, in the NBC movie Foundation. love with the baron’s brother. Enter another love interest, bon Railsback. "Lifeforce” and Mines,” "Red Soiija,” “ Return vivant Denys. Exit the baron. Enter syphilis and assorted other d D Sesame Street (CC) [D IS ] MOVIE: 'M ystery in 's Cas­ ’’Under Siege,” airing Sunday, Feb. 9. ' Stallone garnered more to Oz,” “ Revolution,” “ Turk (5& From the Editor's Desk tle' Two boys go on a summer retreat potential nominations in more “ Torchlight.” plagues. Exit the audience. "Out of Africa" could have been with their mother and find themselves They are pitted against such 182” and “ Year of the Dragon.” more than an overextended version of National Geographic. (3D Los Polivoces involved with a crime while attempting categories than any other d l) Robotech to make a home horror movie. Clu Gula- sterling stars as Ryan O’Neal in Poor Mrs. Stallone. In Miss Streep seems to speak in at least three different D yish performer for the sixth annual addition to being a prospect for [CNN] News/Sports/Weather ger, Mariette Hartley. Johnny Whitaker. ine Hepburn, Rossano Brazzi. Darren dier of fortune accepts an assignment to ( ^ Modern Maturity “ Fever Pitch; ’’ John Travolta. accents, and Bedford, though still good-looking, looks lost. 1973, McGavin. 1955. find eight ancient scrolls said to be the Razzie awards, emblematic of [DIS] Good Morning Mickeyl (50) Black Perspective “ Perfect; ’’ A1 Pacino, "Revolu­ worst actress, she is listed [H B O ] MOVIE: 'On the W aterfront' A [USA] Beat the Pros original version of the missing Adam the movies’ worst achievements Grade; D. [ESPN] Skating: Seiko Skate America ® Let's Go Bowling tion; ’’ Richard Chamberlain, among worst new stars of the waterfront union bucks the efforts of a and Eve book of the Bible. Glenn Ford, of the year. Intarnational Men's competition. (60 crime committee to break up its racket. 12:00PM (3D Puttin' on the Hits In Anthony Quayle, Forrest Tucker 1973. (57) Washington Week in Review (CC) year for her performance in Young Sherlock Holmes (PG-13) - Nicholas Rowe. Man min.) The multi-faceted Stallone "K ing Solomon’s Mines; ’’ . Eva Marie Saint. Rod Stereo. CBD Championship Wrestling Paul Duke is joined by top W ashington both “ Red Sonja” and “ Rocky Cox, Sophie Ward. Anlhony Higgins. (Adventure) What would Steiger. 1954 journalists analyzing the week's news Richard Gere, “ King David; ’’ [USA] Alive and Weill (3D ABC W eekend Special: Henry Hamil­ (3D America's Top Ten made the lists for worst actor, happen if Sherlock Holmes had met John Watson when they ton, Graduate Ghost (CC) The ghost of a Timothy Hutton, “ Turk 182; ’ ’ IV.” 8:30AM d D The Wuzzlas (CC) [USA] Credit Card Millionaire d P Spiderman [CNN] News/Sports/Weather producer, writer and director. She will vie with the new were youngsters? Here’s an affectionate speculation on the Civil War soldier teaches the members and Divine, “ Lust in the Dust.” CSD The Flintatonet 1 1 : 0 0 A M (3D Richla Rich of a modern-day family the importance dD Photographic Vision [DIS] MOVIE: 'White Wilderness* This Ballots have been mailed to true-life adventure film contains scenes The O’Neal and Stallone monster in "Godzilla ’85; ” John idea, and what a delightful dilly it isl The two amyeur sleuths dD @0) Bugs Bunny/Looney Tunes Hour (3D MOVIE: The Last Train from Gun of self-worth. (R). [CNN] Evans and Novak members of the foundation for Hill' A sheriff must fight off an entire from Canada and Alaska and the ani­ Landis, “ Into The Night; ” Julia track down a bizarre series of murders. (The victims gasp, (3D The Munstert (3D Voyagers [DIS] New Animal World: Catch a Rhino families are doubly honored this town to bring a young killer to justice. mals living there. 1958. Rated G. next month’s election. 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Sean Con­ [ESPN] 1985 Senior PGA Tour High­ (Brigitte Nielsen) is on the queen). “ Moving Violations; ” some of the action sequences. But that doesn * d D Voltron In Stereo. (3D All-Star Wrestling nery, Donald Sutherland, Lesley Anne lights 1:30PM ® MOVIE; The Adventures While Stallone’s two hits have o f Sherlock Holmes' Holmes stops an at­ Kurt Thomas, “Gymkata , ” from becoming an innovative, amusing and — here s the xey [C N N ] Big Story (TD Soul Train Down 1979. [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Android' An almost- grossed in excess of $300 million, ballot for “ Red Sonja.” tempt to steal the Crown Jewels of Eng­ Vanity, “ The Last Dragon,” and word — entertaining movie. Grade: B-plua. [D IS ] Dumbo's Circus d D dD W restling d D Mr. T human android, working as an assistant land. Basil Rathbone. Nigel Bruce. 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Lionel Barry­ 3D Indspendent News d D MOVIE; 'Once Before I Die' novel of his exploits flying with Claire 2 8 12 9 America: abbr. 19 Linda Lavin role more. 1953. [C N N ] News Update 2 5 2 6 WJ 39 Alfred Hitchcock Presents [CNN] Sports Tonight [D IS ] Mark Twain's America: Abe Lin­ [C N N ] Sports Latenight 31 Former QB Starr 23 Actor Costanzo Chennault. Dennis Morgan. Dane Clark, IHBO] MOVIE: 'Skokie' Members of the coln Mark Twain explores the episode of [CN N ] News/Sports/Weathar Raymond Massey. 1945. [D IS ] MOVIE: T h e Importance of Being 1 1:55PM 33 Hawaii Fiv«-0 [ESPN] SportsCenter National Socialist Party of America at­ 32 A valley 26 " — Games" Lincoln's life that profoundly shaped his 31 3 2 3 3 [HBO] MOVIE; 'Songwriter' (CC) A Earnest' A satire on manners, morals 34 Belonging to Boz 27 Cleans the board [C N N ] News Update d D Dempsey and Make­ [T M C ] MOVIE: 'M y Foolish Hesrt* tempt to demonstrate in Skokie, a city thoughts and deeds. 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Child Services, a social work­ (22) ^ Jimmy Swaggart ine Hepburn, Rossano Brazzi, Darren 5D Chlqullladas LOWEST ....PLUS MUCH MORE! McGavin. 1955. er (Lindsay Wagner) becomes fflj) It's Your Business [DIS] New Animal Worid: Elephant 10:00AM (3D CBS Sunday Morning involved in the case of a shy Country Watch as rangers on foot, in (55) Kenneth Copeland planes and jeeps participate in a mas­ News and withdrawn 6-year-old [CN N ] News/Sports/Weather sive elephant roundup. TOP BRANDS., Dukes of Hazzard boy whom she suspects has [DIS] Contraption (3D [T M C ] MOVIE: T o Be or Not to Be' (CC) (3D been sexually molested. While performing in Poland, a husband FOR LESS! 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Wild Dog of the wealthy woman is interested in a hand­ the annual auto race, featuring top Day­ Melissa Sue Anderson, Cathryn Damon. • JINN-AIR North' A Malamute puppy and a bear UP @9) Mora Real People some muscle man and plans to finance a tona 500 drivers, is featured. Patrick Cassidy. 1981. I PRCA •KITCHINAIO cub are separated from their master dur­ TO....1 5 0 0 ' ®IF QUALIFIED. ' ^ " ' ' ' * “ string of gymnasiums. Frankie Avalon. Osmonds 25th Anniversary — ______• UTTOH ^1) El Pequeno Cid ing a canoe trip through the mountains. (3D (22) (39 Sportsworld; World Pro Figure Annette Funicello. Luciana Paluzzi. Skating Championship Coverage of the [C N N ] Big Story Jean Coutu, Emile Genest, Uriel Luft. 1964 (3D M OVIE: 'Zero to Sixty* Fleeced by his wife in their divorce, a middle-aged man Worid Pro figure skating championship [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Corner 1961. [CNN] News Update joins a youth gang that repossesses is featured from Lendover, MD. (60 min.) HITACHI [ESPN] SportsCenter [HBO] The Alfred G. Graebner Me­ [H B O ] MOVIE: T h e Main Event* A bank­ cers. Darren McGavin. Sylvia Miles. morial High School Handbook of Rules 53) El Chavo |WhlteWestlnghouse [MAX] MOVIE: How Sweet it Isf A rupt perfume magnate's only asset is a Joan Collins. 1978. 53) MOVIE: 'A Touch of Class' A British 1 3 " and Regulations contract she owns on a prizefighter Europe-bound couple finds the house (33) M OVIE: 'Forgotten City of the Planet divorcee meets a well-to-do and happily they’ve rented on the Riviera is already 10:1 SAM [CN N] On the Menu who's afraid to fight. . of the Apes* Astronauts Virdon and married American and agrees to a week- ___ 17MO motr occupied by a French playboy Debbie Ryan O'Neal. 1979. Rated PG. Burke, along with Galen, the chimp, dis­ 10:30AM (3D Meat the Mayors long fling in Spain. Glenda Jackson, REFRIGERATOR Reynolds, James Garner. Paul Lynde. 11:1 SAM 5D Para Gents Grande cover the ruins of what was once a gov­ George Seget. Paul Sorvino. 1973. • TEXTURED STEEL DOORS 1968 (3D.Three Stooges [CNN] Your Money ernment think tank. Roddy McOowall. [C N N ] Larry King Weekend • ADUSTABLE SHELVES (33) Telephone Auction Ron Harper. 1974. •ROLLERS 8:00AM dD Jimmy Swaggart [DIS] Alaskan Sled Dog [DIS] Lefty The true story of Carol John­ (35 MOVIE: 'Stormy Wee the r* There's (29) MOVIE: T a n a n Triumphs* A hidden ston, a one-armed gymnast from Cal (3D Celebration of the Eucharist Face the Nation backstage romance during this musical. city in the jungle is taken over by a 11 ;30AM (3D State Fullerton. (60 min.) dD It Is Written squad of Nazi paratroopers. Johnny Bill Robinson. Lena Horne, Cab Calla­ (3D @1 This Week With David Brinkley [HBO] MOVIE: The Champ' A strug­ Frederick K. Price Weissmuller, Frances Gifford, Rex W il­ way. 1943. O (33) (CC) gling boxer gains strength and inspira­ liams. 1943. (29) He-Man & Masters of the Universe (3D ® ) The World Tomorrow (22) (39) Collage Basketball: G ^rg ia tion from his son. Jon Voight, Faye Dun­ (2D dD Owl TV (CC) Tech at Duka away, Ricky Schroder. 1979. Rated PG. 489 (22) Robert Schuller (3D MOVIE: 'Abbon and Costello Go to Connecticut Lawmekers (2$ Sesame Street (CC) (53) Batman Mars' Bud, Lou and two escaped con­ (2D [MAX] MOVIE: The MuppeU Take victs accidentally touch the starter but­ ' (CC) While Kermit and com­ (20) Expect a Miracle 59) Presentation 5 9 Let's Go Bowling ton of a rocket ship and land on another pany try to take their college variety GLENWOOD Temas y Debates ^ Punto da Encuantro (51) The World Tomorrow 5D planet. Bud Abbott, Lou Costello. Mari show to Broadway, Miss Piggy's jeal­ TOSHIBA " V IM O CASSCTTfl Litton (19) What's Happening Now 5D Kids. Inc. Blanchard. 1953. (57) Firing Lina ousy of a friendly waitress threatens her 20 5 D M OVIE: 'All In a Night's Work' A look RECORDER MICROWAVE (§D El Ministerio de Jimmy Swaggart [CN N] Newsmaker Sunday 53) New Wilderness wedding plans for the frog. Kermit the YOUR CHOICE at what happens when the founder of a Frog. Miss Piggy, Fozzie Bear. 1984 Presents [ESPN] Fishin' Hole • NEW MODEL (22) Argument one-man publishing empire is found Rated G. GAS OR ELECTRIC • S T E R E O (1^ Sesame Street (CC) (R) [T M C ] MOVIE: T h e Breakfast Club' •CABLE READY ~ • INTERIOR LIGHT [CNN] NFL Preview dead with a strange smile on his face. [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Hangar 18' A presiden­ RANGES •4 H E A D (CC) A group of high school students • WIRELESS REMOTE • TIME OF DAY CLOCK dT) Voltron [DIS] Edison Tw ins Dean Martin, Shirley MacLain. Cliff Rob­ tial conspiracy attempts to hid’) the fact •CABLE READY learn several things about themselves ertson. 1961. that an alien spacecraft has been cap­ [CNN] Newa/Sporu/Weather when they are forced to spend a Satur­ [ESPN] SportsCenter [C N N ] News/Sports/Weather tured by the government. Robert [DIS] Good Morning Mickeyl day together in detention. Judd Nelson, [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Start the Revolution ik F R E E Lifetime Video Club with purchase SONY [DIS] Disney's Legends and Heros Vaughn, Darren McGavin. 1980. » FITS UNDER Ally Sheedy, Anthony Michael Hall. Without Me' Tw o sets of identical twins, THE WORLD'S SMALLEST AND CABINETS 8:30AM (3D up Front 1984 Rated R separated at birth, meet thirty years la­ [H B O ] MOVIE; 'Mrs. Soffel' (CC) The 3:30PM (3D ABC SporU: Budweiser HITACHI LIGHTEST SMM CAMERA/RECORDER 166 ter on the eve of the French Revolution. wife of a prison warden falls in love with Professional Boxing Marvin Johnson Make It Real Jewish Life (3D 10:45 AM (59) Gene Wilder. Donald Sutherland. Hugh an inmate and aids in his escape. Diane meets Leslie Stewart in a W B A Light- dD Day of Discovery 1 1:00AM ® M OVIE: 'Sh«rkr An un- Griffith. 1970. Keaton, Mel Gibson. Edward Herrmann, Heavyweight Championship bout from Litton WhiteWestinghouse derwater search for sunken treasure Indianapolis. IN. (60 min.) Live. (29) Kidtime Hard Road to Glory: The 1984 Rated PG-13 MICROWAVE leads to betrayal, murder and a climactic 12:00PM (3D HiAVV DUTY (59) Hour of Power Black Athlete In America [M AX] M OVIE: 'Alice Adams' A lonely (2D Catalogue AUTOMATK attack by a monster white shark. Burt ; • COOKS BY MICROWAVE. Heckle & Jeckle/Oeputy Dawg girl in a typical small town searches for Star Search (59) Reynolds. Arthur Kennedy. Barry Sulli­ (3D Hour of Power romance and happiness. Katherine Hep­ 59 / BROILS. BAKE, A CRISPS CAMCOBDEB • AMF RECOROINO SYSTEM WASHER 59) Davey & Goliath van. 1968. 5D El Chapulin Colorado A UTO -PO CUt POWER ZOOM LENS CAMCOBDEB • FULL COLOR OPTICAL VIEWFINDER (39) Greatest Sports Legends burn, Fred MacMurray. 1935. • ELECTRONIC TOUCH ILIC TR O N IC VIEW FINOER/WONITOR ■ THE WORLD S UO H TES T SMM VCR • FAMILY SIZE • FITS UNDER CABINET AUTOM ATIC IRIS CONSTANT AUTO WHITE BALANCE • DIRECT VIDEO PLAYBACK [C N N ] Crossfire (3D Issues '86 (29) MOVIE; The Concrete Cowboys' [USA] MOVIE; 'Hero of Shaolin' An at­ 4:00PM (32) (39 Golf: Shearson- AUOTFOCUS • G IA N T 18 LB. WITH OPTIONAL BRACKET COMPLETE PACKAOE-.INCLUOEt: • 2 HOUR M MINUTE SATTERV LIFE Tw o men find themselves embroiled in a tempt is made to besiege the temple of Lehman Brothers Andy Williams Open eATTERY PACK. A/C ADAPTOR. ELECTRONIC VIEWFINDER • EDIT SWITCH [DIS] Dumbo’s Circus (3D David Toma Show' VHSFORSUT blackmail scheme. Jerry Reed, Tom Sel- the Priest of the Martial Arts, Carter Coverage is featured from San Diego. CHARGER, SHOULDER STRAP. •AC ADAPTOR [ESPN] College Basketball: Kentucky at FTV CARRINO HA NO U. ONE HAND OPERATION • HARO CARRVINO CASE (3D leek, Claude Akins. 19'79. Wong, Lo Lieh, 1978, CA Mississippi (22) R«c) to f^oel (22) Hogan's Heroes 1:30PM (3D NBA Basketball: All-Star (2D Firing Lino [TM C] MOVIE: Sahara' A young (2D Supersoccer woman promises her dying father that (2D McLaughlin Group Game (59 MOVIE: The Deadly Game' A New 59) Adelante York undercover cop connects a loan 1 2 9 9 1 3 7 9 1 4 9 f l she'll drive his last creation in the first (59) What About Women (2D Imagas/lmaganas Sahara International Rally. Brooke shark to a drug-smuggling operation. 51) Three Stooges MOVIE: 'White Lightning' An ex-con Shields, Lambert Wilson. Horst Buch- (51) 59) Wild Kingdom David Birney. Burt Young. Allen Gar­ 59) Conversations With makes a deal with federal authorities to holz. 1984. Rated PG. [CNN] Money Week field. 1976. BFiigidaire I ana 5D Round Cero break up a ring in exchange 1 8 ^ for his freedom. Burt Reynolds, Jennifer 2:00PM (29) college Basketball: Con­ 53) PELICULA: *U Guerra De los Pas- 8;45AM 3 9 Sacred Heart (57) Nova: Horsemen of China (CC) The 20fi: Whirlpool Whirlpool Billingsley, Ned Beatty. 1973. necticut at Villanova telea' Agelica Maria, Raul Vale. lifestyle and ancient traditions of the MfAVT DUTY 9:00AM (3D Comment (57) Masterpiece Theatre; Lord Mount- REFRiGE%lTOR 30” ELiCTRK AUTOMATK Chinese Kazakh horsemen are exam­ (57) Modern Maturity (2D America'a Musical Theater Tree- REFRlGlillKATOR (3D Plasticman batten: The Last Viceroy (CC) Part 2 of 6 ined. (60 min.) [CN N ] Naws/Sports/Waathar monisha An educated young woman e t e x t u r e d STEEL • BOTTOM FREEZER RANGE WASHER In Touch Ministries must overcome the superstitions of her Mountbatten attempts to negotiate with DOORS • TEXTURED STEEL (3D • SELF CLEAN •LARGE [D IS ] The Raccoons: A Night to Remem­ the many factions involved, and Gandhi e ROLLS ON WHEELS d D Oral Roberts rural community- (90 min.) DOORS • BLACK GLASS CAPACITY ber implores his people to end the fighting. e TEMPERED GLASS • ROLLS ON WHEELS (3T) Josie and the Pussycats (59) MOVIE: 'Under the Yum Yum T r ^ ' (60 min.) • AUTO COOK [ESPN] Tennis: US Indoor Champion­ Tw o people in love agree to determine ADJUSTABLE SHELVES • ADJUSTABLE SHELVES (T3) Kenneth Copeland C h a n n e ls ships Final Match their character compatibility by living to­ [CNN] News Update (29) Little House on the Prairie [U S A ] All American Wrestling gether plaionically. Jack Lemmon. Caro­ [DIS] Hopalong Cassidy WFSB Hartford. C T CD lyn Lynley. Dean Jones. 1963. (22) Expect a Miracle New York. NY 1 2;30PM (3D High School Bowl [ESPN] MISL Soccer Dallas at Kansas WNEW ® ® MOVIE: 'Oastination Moonbasa Al­ (23) Sesame Street (CC) New Haven. CT ® City 349 WTNH 59) Du* Pass. USA? pha' When a catastrophic explosion 449 New York. NY 569 WOR CfJ 4:30PM (3D CBS sports Sunday: Ju­ 849 d l) Porky & Bugs New York. NY (I!) (22) (S9) Meet the Press throws the moon out of its orbit, a crew WPIX of space explorers are cut adrift in outer nior Walterwoight Boxing Covarage of a 59) The World Tomorrow Hartford. C T 5 D Fourth Estate WHCT (S9 space. Martin Landau, Barbara Bain. 10-round junior welterweight bout and llD La Sanu Misa WTXX Watarbury. C T « 59) Spotlight on Government the Vitalis/U.S. Olympic Invitational SHARR Springfield. M A & 1975. Track & Field Championships is fea­ ★ NOW OPEN SUNDAY 12:00 TO 5:00 ★ S?) Sesame Street (CC) (R) WWLP (57) Madalaina Cooks CARaUSK WEDH Hartford. C T (» 5D Embajadores de la Musica Colom- tured. (90 min.) dD Super Sunday [C N N ] CN N Investigative Report WVIT Hartford, C T & blana (3D 59 Wide World of Sports: United MICROWAVE rr ■ easytogettoi [CN N] News/Sports/Weather O W 8BK Boston, M A [D IS ] Donald in Mathmaglcland Donald ® MOVIE: 'God Is M y Co-Pilot* This Figure Skating Chemplonshipe Cover­ I *1.S CUBIC FT. :a 4M iMTiee w . ^ [D IS ] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet WGQB Springfield. M A & travels into a world where youngsters film it based on Col. Robert E. Scott's age of Men's end Pairs figure skating I •TOUCH CONTROLS M B o iciTa WXTV PaterMn, NJ & see mathmatics everywhere. novel of his exploits flying with Claire • PROBE [H B O ] Fraggle Rock: Junior and Women's World Cup skiing is fea­ 9:15AM WOBY Springfield, M A C) Chennault. Dennis Morgan, Dane Clark. • VARIABLE POWER o [TM C ] MOVIE: Turk 182* (CC) A young tured. (90 min.) Faces the Music (CC) WTIC Hartford. C T Raymond Massey. 1945. •TURNSTHEFOOD ■afftatTisiB Cable News Net (CNN) graffiti artist fights City Hall whan his o MOVIE: T h e Petrified Forest* A wri­ CNN brother is denied his pension. Timothy X 9:30AM OD Face the State Disney Channel [DIS] [C N N ] Waok in Roview ter. who wanders into a service station DISNEY Hutton. Robert Urich, Robert Culp. SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER m am , c a -i aoo-7 (3D Leave It to Beaver ESPN Sports Network (ESPN) [E S P N ] Golf: Senior PGA Tour Troasure in Arizona, becomes involved with rom­ sap 4« Mimi m. > KtEST n. EBT IFF MM I f |# 647-9997 (HBO) 1984. Rated R. In Stereo. ance and a gang of killers. Bette Davis, C^rr V ■ IM 1 T H .C T d D Point of View HBO Home Box Office Coast Classic Final round coverage. (2 3 Leslie Howard. Humphrey Bogart. 1936. CINEMAX CInwnax (MAX) 12:45PM (3D MOVIE: 'impasse* An hrs.) OPEN DAILY: MON-TMURS T IL 9 • TUES-WEO-SAT TM .» • FRIDAY TH. 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^ o e t a l g i ^ By Paul Elie TV’s outdoorsman [CNN] Evans and Novak d® Wild Side SBC's "The Flip tyilton Show," a weekly hour ol fTMC) MOVtE: 'Wondar Woman’ Won­ d D Cristal der Woman leaves her home in Paradise (S) Wild AmeHca comedy and variety. Is remembered by many as the Island to undertake a special mission for first popular variety show with a black star. What Is less Lome Greene just acts naturailly the United States Intelligence Agency. d D MOVIE: 'Hugo the Hippo’ A forlorn Cathy Lee Crosby. Ricardo Montalban. baby hippo struggles to survive in the well remembered Is that Ihe show was by far the most Andrew Prine 1974 jungle. Voices of Paul Lynda. Burl Ives. successful variety series on TV at the time. By Dick Klalner was 16,1 discovered wildlife. M y fish and then we would make Robert Morley. 1976 each week, Wilson, a comedian whose wit had been father took me to a place called camp and broil those fish and 5rOOPM Kojak [CNN] News Update Black Shaap Squadron a feature of "Love, American Style" and "Thai's HOLLYWOOD - The first Algonquin Park in Northern eat them. [DIS] Wonderful World of Disney Life, ” presided over a mix of music and guests. But the d T Fam e time I interviewed Lome Ontario — it has some 1,600 ”So for two or three hours, [ESPN ] NHL Hockey: Edmonton at Buf­ soul of the show was his gift for parodic characters; the ft T a k a s a Thiaf falo Greene was back in New York in lakes. we’d be out in a rowboat or a Gospel Preacher, Ihe Ice Cream Man, and Geraldine Brave in the Attempt '85 [U SA] Virginian 1954. He was an actor then, but ”I remember going out alone canoe and we wouldn’t be tones, a wild and crazy woman who often seemed S ? The Shakespaara Hour Hosted by the subject of our interview was in a canoe. Somebody told me to talking, but we’d be communi­ 7:15PM [CNN] Sports Sunday more popular than her creator. Walter Matthau: A Midsummer Night's his invention — the backward lie in the bottom of the canoe and cating.” Dream Lovers fleeing into the woods fall 7:30PM d2) d® Stiver Spoons Part 2 "flip Wilson" aired from 1970 to 1974, when It fal­ under the spell of the Fairy King and his of 2 Rick lands in the hospital after an stopwatch. just drift. It was a small lake He regrets not being able to tered in competition with CBS's new "The Waltons." henchman Puck (60 min ) auto accident in which his friend Greg Most people don't know that and I was perfectly safe. So I did duplicate those times when he was driving drunk In Stereo In Us secom! season, 1971, Ihe show had been kept 1 ^ It's a Livir>g that, and I drifted. It was quiet had a son of his own. He was too (S) Newton's Apple (CC) Host Ira Flatow from Ihe lop of Ihe ratings by another new CBS series. Lome Greene invented the "You get a little jaded [CNN] Naws/Sporta/Waathar busy working, traveling all over examines the speech capabilities of Question: What series was ill backward stopwatch. Designed and peaceful. Suddenly. I heard [DiS] MOVIE: 'Wild Country' A 19th chimpanzees and the causes of perspira­ for people working in radio, it a loon cry — the first time 1 ever to make movies or television doing the things you do, century family leaves Pittburgh to take tion and the bends on the challenges of the Wyoming terri­ ran backwards and told them heard that marvelous sound. shows. But now he and his son. doing the same thing — tory Steve Forrest. Jack Elam, Ronny (57) People, Pets & Dr. Marc Charles, are close, because .X/iuirj atp m p y ,, -.jamsuy how much time they had left, ’’And then 1 heard something Howard 19 7 1 8:00PM CD Mum«r. Sh> W rou (CC) crashing through the woods on Charles is associated with him standing up in a studio [M A X] MOVIE: Hambone and Hillie' A Jessica races against time in order to rather than how much time had lost dog travels cross-country to find his stop 8 lynch mob in a small Southern elapsed. the shore. I think it must have in the production of the "New and saying lines. I owner Lillian Gish. Timothy Bottoms. town from killing a man accused of the " I still have two of those been a bear. Overhead, I could Wilderness” programs. OJ Simpson 1984 Rated PG town bully's murder (60 min.) wanted to do a wildlife watches,” says Lome Greene see all sorts of birds. I kept on Greene says he decided, four [USA] Alfred Hitchcock (X) Star Search ( ^ (SZ) M astarp ia ca Tlioatre; Lord his first wife's ghost. Rex Harrison, (TD Independent News Mountbatten: The Lest Viceroy (CC) Part Constance Cummings. Margaret Ruther­ or five years ago, that he wanted series. ” [CNN] CNN Invsstigatlve Rsport today. drifting until finally the canoe 5:15PM [HBO] Fraggle Rock: Junior (X) David Toma Show 3 of 6 Jinnah, the Muslim leader, insists ford 1 9 4 5 to do a program about his (T® Name of the Game He hasn’t done much was stopped by a beaver dam . Faces the Music (CC) upon a separate Muslim state called [ESPN] SportsCenter 1:35AM [M A X] MOVIE: Firsatartsr' lifelong love affair with the wild. d® MOVIE: The First Deadly Sin' A de­ Pakistan. (60 min ) (CC) An eight-year-old girl has the unu­ inventing in the 32 years since and I could see the beaver 5:30PM H ap py D a y s [U SA ] HertMilife tective discovers a pattern in a string of df) Millionaire Maker sual power to set things on fire by simply that first interview. He’s been working on his dam.” He had had his fill of dramatic Greene is now in the fourth Besides TV commercials, he Tony Brown’s Journal Tony Brown ax murders. . Faye Duna­ thinking about it. David Keith, Drew Bar­ (6D Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous 1 1 : 3 0 P M (X) C B S N e w s Greene was a city boy from TV work, at least for the time year of producing and narrating does act from time to time — he discusses issues of special interest to w a y 1 9 8 0 rymore. Martin Sheen. 1984. Rated R. too busy working as an actor and the black community [CNN] Week in Review CX) Blue Knight Ottawa, but like many city boys being. the program, and he has played a role on TV’s ’’Highway dD (S® MOVIE: 'Under Siege' The Presi­ [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Caged Heat' Frustrated getting rich. ’’Bonanza” made 'S ' What's Happening Now (XD Sports Extra to Heaven.” which stars his dent and the FBI director are frustrated 9:30PM ® In Depth desires and a sadistic warden plague him America’s favorite TV he frequently visited the "You get a little jaded doing virtually done nothing else [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday over their efforts to control terrorist at­ (X) Millionaire Maker the inmates at a women's correctional d D Keys to Success father-figure for many years. country. His father took him the things you do,” he says. during that time. He is still in "Bonanza” son Michael Landon. tacks m the United States Peter Strauss. (53) The Honeymoonars facility. Juanita Brown, Erica Gavin. [HBO] MOVIE; Empir. great demand, because his Greene recently did some film 5:45PM Hal Holbrook. E G Marshall 1986 d® Flamingo Road Robert Collins. 1974. Rated R. Today Greene has the very often and, he says, those "While each one may be Strikes Back' (CC) While Han Solo and d® CNN Headline News [OIS] Islands of the See A fascinating were almost sacred times to different in its way, you are still name, his face and his famous work, too. Princess Leia enlist the help of Lando (2® (57) Nature: Krakatoa: T he D a y that 1:45AM CD Man About the House freedom to do what he wants to adventure concentrating on the strange (2® MOVIE: 'Oevid and Bathsheba’ The voice are tremendously popular But it is the wildlife show that Calrissian to battle the evil empire, Luke Shook the World (CC) The violent erup­ young warrior king marries his love after do. And what he most wants to him. doing the same thing — standing and wonderful birds, beasts and fish 1:55AM [HBO] MOVIE: 'Cliriltina' Skywalker is instructed by the mystical tion of Krakatoa 100 years ago. and the her husband is killed in battle. Gregory with viewers, is his life today. It’s his own found in and around some of the least (CC) Strange things start to happen do is his series, “Lome Greene’s "When my father and I were up in a studio and saying lines. I Jedi teacher Yoda Mark Hamill. Harri-. consequences to wildlife indigenous to known islands of the world. Peck, Susan Hayward. Raymond Mas­ when 8 high school loser restores a '56 wanted to do a wildlife series. I "But I can’t see myself ever private canoe. son Ford. Carrie Fisher 1980 Rated PG the area are the subject of an examina­ se y 1 9 5 2 New Wilderness,” a syndicated off in the woods or off fishing,” tion (6 0 min ) (R). [U SA] Wanted: Dead or Alive Plymouth Fury. Keith Gordon, John he says. ”we were communicat­ kept remembering those days in doing another series,” Greene 6:00PM ® Eyewitness News (22) (3® Sports Machine Stockwell. Alexandra Paul 1983 Rated program about the outdoors, @D Siempre an Domingo Algonquin Park, drifting along says. " I did four of them, and Dick Kleiner covers Holly­ (X) MOVIE: 'The End’ A dying man franti­ 10:00PM (X) News (3® Profile Boston R. about animals and birds and ing all the time. We didn’t catch [CNN] News/SportsAVeather in the bottom of a canoe, and I they were all pretty successful. wood for Newspaper Enterprise cally searches for a simple and trouble- d D Hispanic Horizons (S® MOVIE: 'Firepower' A widow seeks 2:00AM (JD star Games fishes. many fish — and my father was free way to end his life Burt Reynolds. [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Little Prince’ A And one — “Bonanza” — is still Association. d D Independent News to avenge her husband's murder Sophia [CNN] Crossfire Greene, who was born in a pretty good fisherman — but wanted to transfer that feeling Sally Field. Oom Deluise 1978 young prince comes to earth from a tiny Loren. James Coburn. O.J Simpson. asteroid to find the meaning of life Bob ^® Insight / Out [ESPN] 1985 Senior PGA Tour High­ he just liked to take one or two to the viewers.” running all around the world.” C83 <5® (4® N e w s 1 9 7 9 Canada in 1915, recalls: “When I Fosse. Gene Wilder. Richard Kiley (2® Wodehouse Playhouse ligh ts Police Story (5D spiritual Life Crusade 1974 Rated G (5® 38 on Sports [U SA] Second Cesh Flo Expo (R) MOVIE: 'Rear Window' A photogra­ [CNN] Sports Tonight [HBO] MOVIE: Splash' (CC) When a di­ ST) Mystery: The Adventures of Sher­ SALE ENDS FEB. Itih pher. w h o IS confined to his apartment, 2:15AM (XD css News Nightwatch senchanted businessman fails in love lock Holmes M (CC) An interpreter is ab­ 1 1 : 4 5 P M Entertainment This realizes that one of his neighbors may (XD Joined in Progress with a mermaid, he must battle scien­ ducted and forced to translate a Greek Week Interview with (60 have murdered his wife James Stewart. tists and the media to preserve her. Tom m an in b a n d a g e s w h o is o b vio u sly being min.) 2:30AM [CNN] Spons Latenight' Grace Kelly. Thelma Ritter 1954 Hanks, Daryl Hannah. John Candy held hostage. (60 min.) [TM C] MOVIE; 'Pretty Baby' A young [ESPN ] SportsCenter Dempsey and Makepeace 1984 Rated PG girl grows up in a 1917 New Orleans (5D Stert of Something Big 2:55AM [TM C] MOVIE: The River Ni­ Small Wonder [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The Mean Season' (CC) bordello. Brooke Shields, Keith Carra- [CNN] News/Sports/Weether ger* A family must come to terms with , J EAST OF THE4 UVER... NewsCenter A Miami reporter is the only public con­ dine. Susan Sarandon. 1979. Rated R. tact with a psycopathic serial murderer [DIS] Disney Animation: The Illusion of the mother's cancer and the growing Sneak Preview 1 1 :5 5 P M [HBO] MOVIE:'Mrs. Soffsr restlessness in their community. Cicely i l i Kurt Russell. Mariel Hemingway. Ri­ Life takes you on a tour of si) MOVIE: Trial of Billy Jack’ A half chard Jordan. 1985 Rated PG. the Disney Studio for a behind-the- (CC) The wife of a prison warden falls in Tyson, James Earl Jones. Louis Gossett. love with an inmate and aids in his es­ Jr. 1976. Rated R The Quality Store Since 1954 Indian Vietnam vet fights the establish­ [TM C] MOVIE: Turk 182’ (CC) A young scenes look at veteran animators (60 min.) cape. Diane Keaton, Mel Gibson. Ed­ ment to defend a reservation and its graffiti artist fights City Hall when his Q D m o v i e : T I w R m I B a d g s ward Herrmann. 1984. Rated PG-13. 3:00AM school Delores Taylor. Tom Laughlin brother is denied his pension. Timothy [ESP N ] : O.P. Pro Surfing Cham­ of Courage* A frightened young soldier 19 74 Hutton, Robert Urich. Robert Culp. pionships Coverage from Huntington in the Union Army flees during his first [M A X] MOVIE: 'Hot D<^... the Movie' 1984. Rated R In Stereo Beach. (6 0 min.) combat encounter, but returns to be­ dD Musicalisimo (CC) Ski bums and bunnies try to outdo come 8 hero. Richard Thomas. Michael 9 7 5 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER, CTi (5?) Undersea World of Jacques Cous­ 8:30PM ® Face-Off [ H B O ] M O V IE : T h e M a in Event* A b a n k­ each other on the slopes while looking OPEN DAILY ' THUnS TIL 8 ' CLOSED SUNDAY rupt perfume magnate's only asset is a Brandon. Wendell Burton. 1974. teau for a little romance on the side David A VALUE VARIETY STORE WITH MORE' d D Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous contract she owns on a prizefighter [CNN] News/Sports/Weather d D Fame In Stereo. 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Let head drop forward, a formative expenence for the is often forced by the birth of a if there is one later on) and little more introspective than her Exercise gives you the chin on chest. Keep shoulders sequence of children in any younger brother or sister. The become a little “parent” to it, sisters, a little more of a loner extra energy to relaxed. Slowly rotate head to parent asked us the family. prized time now belongs to the almost adopting it as his or her and dreamer. Today she is a concentrateF through all-day the right in a large, easy circle. other day whether we The infancy of a first child second child. That letting go can own. writer of poetry and prose, and meetings, offsets the high-calorie After one complete circle, had any thoughts on has special qualities about it. be hard for firstborns, as many Does this mean a second child is finding rare and wonderful effects of restaurant food and reverse the direction. Continue, “the middle-child That child is the one who will parents know. is bound to feel left out? gifts to give the world. keeps your heart and lungs in alternating directions for one syndrome.” As happens have the sole attention of the Even though second children Certainly not.. .Unless the No one can say this young good 9-to-5 health. minute. Move head only and so often, part of me parents. A firstborn is the only may become the new focus of parents withhold their attention woman is who she is because Here are eight sneaky ways to keep the motion slow and Awished to be able to say, “Sure. one who ean say (and feel) their parents’ care, they have to and love, but that’s not usually she is a middle child. The most stay fit when you’re out of town: relaxed. Here’s the way it is and why.” “my” parents in the sense of share their parents’ attention and the case. In fact, a special anyone can say is that her place I know it can be frustrating “mine alone.” A firstborn is the love right from the beginning. closeness between a first and in her family contributed to the 6. Driver's Eye Roll. Try this to for parents not to find firm only one who can be told, But at least they’re “the baby third child may be matched by person she is becoming. We 1. Be prepared. Have a plan relieve eyestrain. answers and clear explanations “Your mom wa.sn’t a mom and of the family,” and the way a special feelings of closeness need to keep in mind that’s that fits in fitness. Today’s ' Picture a clock on the wall. for their questions and concerns, your dad wasn’t a dad until you second child can relish and something that can be said about hotels cater to the exercise needs Moving clockwise, focus on between a second child and his but the diversity of human came along.” That’s something all of the rest of us as well! of guests. 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The family room is the most contemporary in the house. An L-shap^ sectional sofa is set off by an off-white wooj Berber rug. Windows are covered with narrow mini-blinds: In the kitchen, the contemporary accent is provided by track lighting. "You’re probably not even aware that I have track lighting in here, but I think it works,” she says. Many materials used in Barger’s decorating have come from unusual sources. A friend in Meriden called her one day to say that workmen were ripping up the sidewalk in front of his house. She borrowed a dump ’ truck and came home with a load of slate, enough to fashion a front walkway to the house. y ’ ’When you have an old house Al T«rqulnlo/M»nch»«l»r Herald % you’ re always picking things up. You’re never finished,” she Zenta Barger’s dining room has a second-hand ■ r says. Al Tftrquinlo/MAnch0st»r H«rAld Sheridan-style table. m The living room In the Barger house Illustrates Mrs. Barger's Susan Plese writes about eclectic approach to decorating. Sofas are authentic Victorian interior design for Weekend Plus Magazine. She lives in an mohair, but window coverings are more contemporary She turned others’ castoffs 1882 house in Manchester. wooden shutters.

At Tarqulnk>/M«nch«st«r Herald Zenta Barger turns castoffs into coiiector’s ASOUD VALUE into treasures for her home items. Dinettes by Virginia House There is a lot of living to be found in Virginia House dining furniture. By Susan Plase Her mahogany Sheridan-style Nothing appears to clash. Her The country casual styling of this dining group is just right to match dining room table is second living room is furnished with today’s lifestyle. The matching solid wood chairs and the high 4 ^ Take a few flea market finds, hand. "They were a dime a two Louis XV Victorian mohair pressure laminate top will ensure years of carefree dining. tag sale treasures, basement dozen in the 30s,” she says, ’’but' sofas, hand-me-downs from her GLAZIERS ► ^ Real Estate castoffs and family hand-me- they last forever. Try getting a husband’s grandmother. The woivEirroN 647-8400 Come in today and see the large selection of dinettes by Virginia downs. Add a liberal dose of piece of furniture that quality carpet, a red Oriental Sarouk, /WKNCYh House. came from a West Hartford imagination and to.ss in a bit of now.” ■ S ..lA'.. Virginia House Makes You Feei At Home whimsy. What you’ll have is the The matching chairs, she estate sale. A sofa table is PRESIDENT’S eclectic approach to decorating admits, took some time and fashioned from two wooden 168 Main Street, Manehester DAY SALE which Zenta Barger of Old money to repair, "M y husband gargolyes she got off another EVERY SET ON SALE Bolton Road has transformed said, ’Next time you buy piece of furniture, and a green We Say It Twice... into an art form. something, sit in it first,” ’ she marble slab for a top. "It kind of evolved.” she says with a laugh. Two black walnut William and admits. “ When we got married A crystal chandelier that Mary side chairs are So You’ll Remember Us! we were given old pieces. We hangs above the table is proof of upholstered in cheetah. The fur cleaned out everybody’s base­ her sharp eye. She picked it up was taken from an old cheetah Don Jackson Rose Viola Jackson ment because we didn’ t have a for only $50 at a junk shop in coat she got for $20 at a tag sale. nickel to our name. Then 1 Glastonbury. ’’And the prisms And, for whimsy, she has topped discovered through a friend are Waterford,” she says. a wrought-iron Victorian plant what you could do with She found a Nippon vase worth stand with a brown feather DeCORMIER NISSAN refinishing, if you know what about $25 for just $2 just the duster instead of the obligatory you’re doing.” other day. And a Ukrainian folk fern. ’‘I don’t have a green The Barger home, an 1860s art mirror with inlaid frame was thumb but you can’t kill an old farmhouse, is testament that only a dollar at a tag sale. Her feather duster,” she says. ' Barger knows exactly what she husband recently found an old There are touches of Al Tarqulnlo/Mftnche«t«r Herald Brand New 1986 is doing. She’s a devoted fan of Victorian heating grate at a tag contemporary design amid the junk shops. ” My friends used to sale, and she promptly installed antiques, collectibles, and The Barger house is an 1860s farmhouse on Old Nissan Sentra say I knew every one within a it in the floor of the dining room. Victoriana. Windows in the Bolton Road in Bolton. This 42 inch round table has two drop 50-mile radius.” she says. "Gee, that’s the nicest present living room, for example, are leaves for saving space. Rip the leaves andnd She has found some real you ever gave me,” she says she shuttered in light-colored wood. Standard, 2 DR Sedan, Snow Loving Front Wheel insert 2-10 inch leaves and it becomes a "M y husband said, ‘What? ^ x 4 2 inch oval table. The solid oak treasures and turned many a told him. Drive, 5 Speed Transmission, Rear Defroster, All bowback side chairs are just the right Barger has a degree in You‘re going to board it up?’ I castoff into a collector’s item. Freight, Dealer's Prep., Accent Stripe, Rusty Jones accent for this country casual grouping. A refinished chest in the interior design, and is not afraid just said, ‘Trust me.” ’ The Table and Four Chairs family room was a freebie. to mix styles. Nor is she above shutters can be closed, she Rustproofing Included. Our Equipped Price: $6422. When she got it, it was missing creating her own pieces from points out, to keep bright sun all the hardware and even its found items. The coffee table in from fading the carpet and SALE *6299 her living room, for instance, fabrics in the room. The look is 285 BROAD STREET. $699 bottom. "Some guy on Park far from Victorian. MANCHESTER, 643416S OPEN SUNDAY 12-4 FumHun Paopf* 8lne» 1932 Street said. ‘If you can fit it into consists of a pair of andirons she N I S S A N 1 your ear. you can have it,” ’ she had welded together for a base. ------Mon., Tu m .. Wod. ft Fri. OPEN WEEKDAYS 9-5 FURNITURE SHOWCASE NISSAN 8:30 o.m. to t.-OO p.m. OPEN THURSDAYS 9-8 A glass top completes the table. nr Con^fMMd... ■-St- 1115 Main St.. Manchester • 643-4036 says. Thun, 'til 6:00 p.m .: Sat. 'tH 4:00 p.m WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, Feb. 8, 1988 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, Feb. 8, 1986 From Hollywood A former Miss America fights world hunger ... Continued “We’ve had a wonderful life I have to be at the studio is 9 during our 18 years of the children. As they grow a m., so I see my daughter off marriage,” Mobley explains. to school every morning. My to Africa with stronger, they move to the other “Our family has always been only late night is the night we shed where dry food is our priority. You can’t sustain available," film. And my daughter is two major careers in one thrilled because she .says if this She continues, "When a marriage even if the career is job hadn’t come along. I’d Mobley’s love tamily is well enough to travel, only major in your mind; so I’ve probably have gone to college we give them each an Ag-pac always put my career second. I with her. " outlying districts to this feeding which consists of food to live had never left Clancy, who is Mobley did a guest shot By Jane Ardmore now 17." camp. on. .seeds to plant, hoes and several years ago on “Diff’rent plows, and plastic for tents. She remembers, "We S i'- 1 e sat at dusk in the "Somionc held a fia.shlight. 1 Strokes" playing Arnold’s candlelit warmth of brushed my hair and scrambled Each member of the family celebrated her first birthday in teacher. When Dixie Carter left Trump’s tasting tea out on the rocky hillside. It was carries something, and they start Hong Kong. Gary was doing a the show,'they called to ask if and eating crumpets, still dark, just beginning to get a out for home. It’s like the Bible movie. Her .second birthday was she'd be interested. "Til he all around us the soft little light in the sky, and I stories — the hillsides covered while he was filming an episode there in five minutes," she said. talk of beautiful .started to step on this boulder with people, one man the head of ’Hawaii Five-O.’ Her fifth "When you have so much as people interweaving with the when I realized it was a body! of each family unit. was in London where he was 1 do. how can you say no when ■ " V music of a harp. Mary Ann “The people had already "Lixrking around this working for the BBC; her sixth you have a chance to help Mobley has never looked come in the night, hundreds of beautiful rtxrm I wonder, ‘How at Lake Naivasha in Kenya others? I don’t know how to say lovelier than now, 26 years after them, at least 300 lying there on many of you have seen death?’ ’’ where he was doing ’Bom I no. frankly. World Vision has she won her crown as Miss the rocks waiting. I had says Mobley. "Until I started Free’; her tenth in a tiny i over 400 projects in the United America. complained about being cold. going to the third world, death Brazilian fishing village. Her States. Did you know that? — She is wearing a soft, They had neither coats nor had been very civilized for me twelfth was in Paris. feeding centers and medical deep-blue sweater. Her face is jackets. They had not tents. — a funeral home, a graveside “Our daughter is wonderful. centers, intercity programs in the radiant. There is something more They had no clothes. They held ceremony. No one close to me We’re so proud of her. In Southwest where there are no than beauty about her. an aura, a rags around the babies in their has died. But the terrible thing is August, she went with us on a ' doctors. warmth, a sense of caring. It’s arms. to watch people die useless, ugly pilgrimage to Alamada, "But there is more need in almost as if, in the midst of “You have never seen deaths and be unable to stop Ethiopia. She lived with us in Cambodia. Ethiopia, safety and plenty, she is hearing anything like this! People who it...to see the children die before Kenya for a year when she was Mozambique and Zimbabwe. In 'W' other voices. have walked — some of them they had lived, to have children a child, but this was the first Ethiopia, there is no food, no A week ago she was in hundreds of miles — because die in your arms.” time she was going to see and to hope, no medical supplies, Nairobi with her husband, Gary they have heard there is a As she has had. How does give. She filmed her own nothing unless you get it through Collins, each of them with a feeding center here. And they’d this happen to someone from documentary, wrote it and did these feeding centers. week’s hiatus, he from "Hour come in the night, in the rain to Hollywood like Mary Ann her own camera work for her “It’s amazing what love can Magazine,” she from "Diff’rent wait on that hillside for the Mobley? 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