N r ZO - MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. Jan. 10, 1984 BUSINESS New meeting is set .-X l Artichokes make Four quints Newsletter publisher once an Investment misfit on Route 83 repair marvelous eating ‘doing well’ ... page 3 ... page 17 ... page 12 The final standings will be out later this week, but it And so he parted company with Graham on this continued to balloon. For example, he bought Oxford looks all but certain that The Prudent Speculator of strategy? Industries in April of ’78 at 5'A. It’s now about 39, Santa Monica, Calif, walked off with the honors as the having risen from a 52-week low of 21, Stop & Shop is country’s best-performing investment newsletter in HOW DO YOU JUDGE VALUE? another big winner. Purcha.sed in January of ’80 at«, '83. ) Dan Dorfman Frank uses 30 measurements to judge a stock’s it’s now about 47 — with a low over the last 12 months What makes it all so intriguing is that the brains worth — but five stand out. of 24>/i. Another sizzler: Katy Industries. Bought in behind the letter — which comes out once every three Syndicated In brief, he looks for: September of ’82 at 9V«, it’s now 29% — up from a weeks — was an investhient misfit when he first • A company selling at 30 to 40 percent below its 12-month low of 11. started buying stocks in '69. Columnist average price-earnings ratio of the past 10 years. But when do you sell? Cloudy today: He’s 53-year-old A1 Frank, a former $18,000-a-year A company selling at about 30 percent below its When a stock gets above its fundamental values Manchester, Conn. assistant psychology professor at California State book value. (the criteria of which were mentioned previously), sunny Thursday Wednesday, Jan. 11, 1984 University at Los Angeles. • A good history of cash flow the past four years Frank says. He observes that stocks will exceed their — See page 2 When 1 first caught up with Frank last April, the (even though earnings may be down). fundamental values in a bull market — but you can’t Single copy: 250 soft-spoken, non-touty investment newsletter pub share. A year later he sold it at $15. In '69, he also • A company with a return on its net worth of 15 get carried away, he says. One important sell signal to lisher had, would you believe, just 75 subscribers. The bought the Enterprise Fund, which had doubled in percent or better. Frank: when a p-e multiple runs 30 percent above its price: $75 a year. price twice in the previous couple of years. It was • A combination of rising sales.and earnings the average p-e of the past 10 years. But word-of-mouth and published results on his another bummer as the Enterprise Fund tumbled to previous four years. Frank, who also manages about $3.6 million worth dazzling performance have changed all that, he now less than $8 a year after he bought it. Frank is quick to stress, though, that there are no of funds (excluding his own) for some 40 investors, boasts about 1,600 subscribers and his newsletter has "I remember that everything I bought went down," absolute rules. If a company’s return on net worth is tracks a series of 10 technical indicators tied to Big gone up to $125. ' he says. "It was only a couple of hundred dollars each only 10, but its p-e niultiple is 5, you could well be Boara trading. These too can trigger a sell signal on investment (he’d buy 10 or 20 shares of a stock), but it looking at a super bargain, he observes. m the market if Frank gets concerned. IN THE FIRST It MONTHS'of last year, Frank’$ was a lot of money to me. So I decided to study the stock selections shot up 80.1 percent; that was way market ...” FR AN K HAS A N U M B ER of other thoughts on stock Fighting FR AN K T E L L S M E BARGAINS are getting harder # ■ ahead of the rest of the newsletter investment pack Judging from his performance in recent year^, he market investing — several of which run contrary to and harder to find. Nonetheless, he’s remaining fiilly and more than four-fold the gaih registered by obviously did his homework w e y ^ general market thinking. invested, as well as fully margined (a reference to the Standard & Poor’s 500-stock index in the same period. And that raises an intriguing question of interest to He doesn't like dividends. “ I think a company can use of borrowing power to buy stocks). Frank’s personal portfolio — worth about $400,000 — just'about every stock market player:, How does one better use its money than pay it out in dividends,” he “_My stocks are not yet fully valued and I still think did even better; for alt of '83, it showed a sizzling 126 go from being an investment deadbeat to a says. “ We look for a long-term capital appreciation: we’ re in a long-term bull market, ” he says. Still, he’s percent gain. spectacular winner? that’s our goal. We look for a 26 percent annual/ is heavy only put 50 cents of every new investment dollar in If you think the man may be a flash in the pan — he’s compounded return so money doubles every threr stocks because of the dearth of l^argains and the lack not. FR A N K ’S CHAN G E IN SUCCESS was sparked by a years.” of a clear buy signal on the market. In '82, his personal investments showed a 52 percent book he read — “ The Intelligent Investor,” by Ben Frank is also a very strong believer in diversifica Where would he put new funds? gain — which was far aheadof that year’s 14.8 percent Graham (of Graham & 'Dodd fame). tion. For example, in his personal portfolio, he has 63 Frank has 10 favorite stocks. They are Chelsea rise in the S&P index. Graham was the father of fundamental analysis — a stocks — none of which ever exceed five percent of the Industries, Ford Motor, First Wisconsin, Marine And in '81, a down year for the market in which the man whose stock market fetish was value. And Frank portfolio. He notes that one of his picks, Tosco, was a in Beirut Midland, Pacific Gas Transmission, NBD Bancorp., S&P indicator fell nearly 10 percent, Frank’s portfolio was sympathetic to that point of view. dog last year — but it represented less than two Puerto Rican Cement, Royal Dutch Petroleum, w I was up 11 percent. ” It made sense to me,” he says. ” I never had much percent of his holdings. One of the worst things an Tesoro Petroleum and Gibraltar Financial. B E IR U T, Lebanon (U PI) — Heavy fighting So obviously he’s consistent in picking winning money and I always looked at bargains.” investor can do, he says, is to plunge in a stock — even Frank, who started his newsletter in ’77 at the between the Lebanese army and Moslem militiamen stocks. Graham’s focus was on a company's book value, but if it looks great. “ Sure you can win big if you’re right, suggestion of friends who complained about his erupted today in and around Beirut just hours after Frank went beyond that (such as focusing as well on but what happens if you’re wrong?” chewing their ears off about the market, considers his Sryian-backed rebels blocked a plan to separate the TH IS IS A F A R CR Y from his early investment days earnings and cash flow). Frank never sells short (a bet on a declining stock investment approach as rather pedestrian. nation’s warring factions, state-run Beirut radio said. when everything he bought turned sour. Further, Graham’s approach was to sell a stock price) and the average holding of his stock — this will “ You don’t have to be too intelligent or clever, but “Fighting has engulfed most fronts,” the radio Frank recalls those days vividly. The market itself when it went up 50 percent. proTjably shock you — is four to five years. you’ve got to do your homework,” he says. "You buy broadcast said. was no great shakes, but Frank did even worse. Frank, who went on to concoct his own value Long-term investing, he emphasizes, is the key to bargains and hold them — and that could be for years The army battled Shiite Moslems with heavy Caught up in that late '60s hysteria when stocks went standards, heeded Graham’s advice on taking 50 winning big. until they ’ re no longer bargains. And then you sell and weapons in the southern suburbs around the U.S. through the roof, Frank made his first purchase in '69. percent profits. But he soon found that a number of TH IS CAN B E S EEN in his strong ’83 showing as do it all over again. The thing is you have to have Marine base at the Beirut airport but the American It was Whittaker Corp., which he bought at $27 a stocks he had sold went on to double and triple again. many of the stocks he bought in recent years patience, which most people don’t have ...” peacekeepers were not involved, a Marine spokesman said. ’ ‘There is some very heavy fighting going on a round Hartford man earns awards us but we still have not received anything,” Marine spokesman Maj. Dennis Brooks said. “ We are not ' 1 'i . 1 Ebusiness involved — so far,” Heavy fighting was also reported between the army In Brief and the Moslem Druze militia around the Shweifat Ex-teacher wins with ‘Heirioom’ designs hills and the Khaldeh junction just south of the airport. “All kinds of heavy weapons-are being used. Stray Nathan, partners buy firm By Susan E. Kinsman mortar shells are crashing into nearby regions as well,” Beirut radio said. Manchester native Larry R. Nathan has been United Press International The sudden upsurge in fighting came after a day of named executive’ vice president and chief renewed attacks on Lebanon’s multinatiolul peace H AR TFO R D — Former unemployed kindergarten financial officer of keeping forces and last-minute objections toasmaster teacher Louis Nichole has earned a place in the design Bauer/Electro In- disengagem e n t plan from the governrhtmt’s world by selling romanticism and 18th century style c.of Farmington, Syrian-backed opponents. 1 - and charm to a 20th century world. Nathan', son of Assailants fired rocket-propelled grenades and His designs for “decorative arts” — everything J Mr. and Mrs. Je automatic weapons Tuesday at French peacekeeping from lace to porcelain dolls — earned him eight rome Nathan of 109 troops but no casualties were reported. Adelaide Road, international design awards in 1980'and the chance to J ^ Herald photos by Tarquinio decorate the Carter White House for Christmas. Lebanese officials had hoped to announce the new joined with two security plan Friday but Beirut radio said the plan Jeanne Caron, left, of 15 Walker St., resolutely clears the His work has been displayed in pages of prominent the driveway so she can get to her job as a dietician at Hartford other Connecticut “ needs more bontacts and its implementation will be magazines and can be found in the collection’s of the sidewalk in front of her house the hard way, without a snow Hospital. Both were coping with the aftermath of the first major businessmen to buy delayed.” Smithsonian Institute, the Victoria & Albert Museum biower, while Chris Roy, of 121 Parker St., pushes her car down the company. The security plan had raised hopes in Washington snowfall in Manchester this winter. Baffer/Electro, a of London, the Boston Children’s Museum and.Queen V Elizabeth. that some |T!S. Marines could be withdrawn from maker of test equip vulnerable positions at the airport. Nichole, 31,.had no formal design training when he ment for jet en The government radio said the delay was due to A gines. has annual used the $5,000 proceeds from publication of a book he ‘'some surprising stands just taken” in Damascus. sales of $4 million. had written in high school — “ Designer Accessories to Schools close but town keeps going Syria — an apparent reference to objections voiced by Nathan is a princi Make For Your Home” tp start a design shop in .P *'*•••»**» Hartford in 1978. a key anti-government leader, Druze Moslem pal in McArthur- chieftain Walid ^unjblatt. /Nathan Asso- Today 20 companies in the United States and 18 in By Sarah Passell before the storm. The- National work around the clock in winter storms Jumblatt said he and other opponents of Lebanese this morning but were still slippery Europe are licensed to manufacture his “ Heirloom” Herald Reporter Weather Service Monday issued a because there are no extra shifts at the ciates, a private President Amin Gemayei’s g o ve l^e n t “ agreed to along some strelehes. investment banking collections. winter storm watch predicting snow Manchester Highway Department, he - the necessity of finding a comprehensive poiitical The town Meals on Wheels program firm that has offices Liberty of New York reproduces the lace he Schools were closed, but most and freezing rain would start falling said. expects to deliver all meals on tjme designed for the White House; World Doll of NeW York "solution” that would keep the Arab identity of in Springfield, r Lebanon. businesses and public offices were open Tuesday morning. But it was evening Manchester police reported eight today, in keeping with its unbroken N produces his line of limited edition, hand crafted this morning following the first signifi before anything wet came out of the minor accidents between 8 p.m Tues Larry R. Nathan Mass., and Echoing a Syrian demand, Jumblatt called for the seven-year record of service. Meals on porcelain dolls; Mikasa handles his china- and 2 . cant snowfall in the Manchester area sky. day and 9 a.m. this morning. Police Madison. scrapping of the May 17 U.S.-sponsored Lebanese- Wheels Director Robert Geoghegan Nathan’s partners in the purchase, the first for dinnerware designs; Croscill of New York manufac this winter. spokesman Gary Wood said five Israeli accord and the reform of the Lebanese army, The storm began about 7 p.m. said he expects the service’s four- McArthur/Nathan, were John R. McArthur. tures his bed linens and kitchen accessories; State police reported no accidents accidents a day is average for which he maintains is controlled by the right-wing ^•Tuesday and dumped more than 7 wheel drive trucks will 'be able to Nathan’s partner, and Louis J. Auletta. Millbrook produces his wallcovering and coordinated overnight on local stretches of state Manchester, A spokesman for the Christian Phalange Party. inches of snow in most of Manchester handle the work today, but the police Nathan is a graduate of Manchester High fabrics and L.J. Newton reproduces his “antique” highways, though many motorists Eighth District Fire Department said In the attack on the French forces, the guard at the before tapering off at about 5 a.m. this department stands by to help in School. He got his undergraduate degree from the secretaries, breakfronts and cupboards. were stranded after their cars broke at least one accident, on Oakland Street emergencies. French Embassy, near the bombed-out ruins of the morning, said a Manchester Highway University of Connecticut and holds graduate ’There has never been this kind of look in the down, a police spokesman said. at 8 p.m., was a result of icy road former American Embassy, came under light arms Department spokeswoman. degrees from George Washington University and marketplace,” said Nf^ole. .Its success is based Students in the Manchester, An conditions. There was no loss of electrical power fire while French troops positioned with Lebanese the Whharton School of Finance. partly on the appeal to rmTrantic fantasies of men and dover, Bolton and Coventry schools got in area towns overnight, utility com army soldiers were attacked with rocket-propelled At Multi-Circuits Inc. the midnight Traffic was snarled this morning V women, Nichole said. “ Women have forgotten to be a day off from classes because of the panies said. A spokesman for Southern grenades. and day shifts were each short about 40 around Bush Hill Road, where police feminine and they are looking for the romantic. When storm. And Connecticut ski areas were New England Telephone said there No casualties were reported in the latest attack by workers out of a total shift force of 250 had blocked off the stretch between they see our lace or our dolls, its all part of a fantasy,” expecting more than the usual week were nomajorcablefeout of service, but S N ET planning ahead unidentified assailants on the multinational units. A to 300, a company spokeswoman said. Bell Street and Hillstowa. Road so that a few houses lost service when he said, day turnout of school-age skiers. The J. C. Penney Catalog Distribution Northeast Utility crews could yepair a NEW HAVEN — Southern New England “ Many men are buying the products for their wives U.S. Marine was killed Sunday and a French wires connecting the houses with main UPl photo' paratrooper died Monday in similar attacks. Center on Tolland Turnpike and Ly.dall broken broken utility pole that was cables broke. Telephone Co. hps sent out new cards to its credit because the romantic appeals to them,” he said. A SPOKESMAN FO R Manchester Jumblatt's refusal to allow the army to undertake Inc. on Chestnut Street reported some leaning against live electrical wires. card customer^ but their primary feature can’t Nichole started designing when efforts to land a A former unemployed kindergarten Community College said attendance ' Public bus service ran five to 10 place in the design world by selling “security missions” was a clear rejection of the workers calling in late, but both be used for at least another three months. kindergarten teaching job were unsuccessful. His was poor at the three winter-session minutes behind schedule during rush teacher, Louis Nichole, shows his romanticism and 18th century style and government’s attempts to implement the Saudi- companies said most employees ex “ It looks as though somebody cut the The cards carry a magnetic strip that can be style was influenced by rich sights and experiences of classes he checked this morning. Less pected to make their way to work, pole with a saw,” one officer said. hour this morning, but all buses were "decorativbe arts.” He has earned a mediated security plan for Beirut and the surrounding read by certain telephones when the customer two years spent in Italy. While training in the charm to a 20th century world. than a third of the students attended running, a Connecticut Transit official region. Police had not determined this morn makes a call, automatically billing the charge to Montessori teaching method, Nichole also apprent class and one professor was kept from ing if the incident was related to the said. The Manchester Taxi Company The pian cails for a separation of warring Moslem TOW N HIGHW AY CREWS have the customer’s account. iced himself as a wood carver, gilder and restorer. While other children were earning a dollar or less, were very colonial oriented.” But his work caught the -.the college by the weather! the been out plowing, salting and sanding reported receiving twice as many calls and Christian factions and substitution of the army storm. They are designed to save credit card His philosophy is to'combine the best of the Old Nichole was bringing home $10 to $14 a day as the eye of Norma Sk'iwka^_e>^utive editor of House spokesman said. since shortly after the storm started as usual during rush hour. A company ahd national police into some areas now occupied by customers time they now spend punching in their World and the new. "Traveling Cardboard Florist.” His slogan: “ We dig Beautiful, and led to a nine-page layout in the But a ^business-as-usual attitude ' and will be on the roads through most of dispatcher attributed the increase to the combatants. It also would neutralize Beirut S TA TE HIGHW AY road crews have multi-digit numbers, or reading them to an ’’The basic elements of my designs for the home are th^e up just for you.” » magazine,in December 1978 on Christmas decorations prevailed around town, possibly be the afternoon, according to work also been out all night. Interstate 84 and stranded motorists calling for rides to .K- International Airport — the base for the 1,200 U.S. operjflbr before making a call. that the funishings evoke a mood rather than impose In junior high school, Nichole became a wedding in for the home. cause the public was well warned coordinator George JRjagstone. Crews work. Marines stationed in Lebanon. ^ Routes 6 and 44 were reported plowed But the new reading telephones won’t be one. Although I may be inspired by the look of a time florist, using the same source of discarded flowers. The following December, Good Houskeeping available in Connecticut until later this year. long past. 1 do not try to reproduce that ‘period look’ “ By age 18 I had a monopoly on the wedding carried a 29-page spread and the orders started Michael Gomez, a S N E T spokesman, said verbatim,” he said. business in the town. I produced an entire bridal pouring in from major department stores. Nichole, installation of the machines in high traffic ”I borrow feelings from the past just as I borrow package which consisted of the flowers, the white who had worked alone, recruited his. 235-member locations such as Bradley International Airport details, trends and technology from fashion,” he said. carpet at the church, full color photograph, a four Italian family to begin production. Vnsi*d7Today..... Statc’s foacls passable despite snowfall or train stations will begin between April and Nichole was no stranger to business. At age 8, he piece combo, plus I could sing a high mass in Latin or Nichole has since moved his showroom and himself June. was selling flower bouquets collected from a local English,” he said. to New York, using the old Hartford storefront as a 24 pages, 3 sections, 3 advertising supplements cemetery dump on street corners in Waterbury where Nichole was not an immediate success at the warehouse. Christmas decorations and dolls are the By United Press International field, Mass., area before 6 a.m. “ hazardous but passable". arrivals and departures all night,” said The westbound lanes of Interstate 84 State Trooper Robert Emonds, tak airport Manager Robert Juliano. he grew up. interior design business in Hartford. “ People here biggest sellers in the line, he said. Advice...... 20 Obituaries...... 8 Unemployment claims Jump -Area towns...... 12 Opinion...... 6 Major highways were reported ha in Farmington were clpsed intermit ing a break from highway patrol at the The snowfall ranged from 3 to 5 W E TH E R S F IE LD - The state Labor Depart Classified...... 13-15 Peopletolk...... 2 zardous but passable in Connecticut tently for periods of 15 to 20 minutes us Hartford barracks, qualified the inches on the coast and 5 to 9 inches in ment reported unemployment claims jumped C om ics...... 22 Sports...... 9-11 this morning' as state crews and private crews tried to recover a tractor trailer statement. the rest of the state, said Craig Canno'n, Entertainment — ...... 20 Television...... 22 that ran down an embankment by Exit ‘‘They’re passable if you go slow — a forecaster at the National Weather 8,200 over a two-week period ending Dec, 31 due to • contractors waged a 20-hour battle Lottery...... 2 W eather...... 2 40 about 9:30 p.m. Tuesday. Service at Bradley. holiday closings. Analyst has^ gourmet guide to fast food against snowfall reaching 8 inches in you’re on your own,” he said. “There’s Labor Commissioner P. Joseph Peraro said some areas and 20 mph winds that blew < Crews were still trying to pull the rig a lot of blowing and drifting snow. If He said the storm began tapering off it back on roads as fast they plowed it buck on the road at 4 a.m. you don’t have to go out. don’t.” at 4 a.m. in some areas and was over by Monday the increase pushed the state’s total By Gall Collins Culp’s standards are a little different well-publicized, has done a good job SAMPLES TODAY jobless claims to a weekly avenge of 41,017, As an analyst, Culp often recom: The Manchester Herald today continues Its sampling off. Gary Toscano, a dispatcher at state About 5 to 6 inches of snow was 7 a.m. “ It was more of a nuisance than United Press International from most restaurant reviewers. Edi improving its company-operated copies of the newspaper to non- cot^pared to the 64,806 claims filed in the same mends stock of restaurants whose food program to bring The National Weather Service police headquarters in Hartfotd, re reported at Bradley International anything else with school closings and ble, heoncesaid, “ means there were no stores, Culp said, ‘ 'but that’s only about he can’t stomach. Marketing, location, subscribers In Manchester. dropped its winter storm warning for ported no other majob traffic problems Airport but crews kept ahead of it. all that but it was not enough to bog period one year ago. NEW YOR K —- Like most stock cigar butts in the hamburger.” But he 15 percent of the chain.” and other variables can be as impor Connecticut and the Greater Spring- around the, state and major roads “There are no problems. We’ve had things down,” he said. Claims filed in Manchester increased 24.3 analysts, Michael Culp tells his clients takes his work seriously enough to After 25 trips to Ponderosa steak tant as the product when it comes to , percent to a weekly average of 1,463 for the period about earnings per share and market withhold judgement until he’s visited a houses, he still finds the meat “on the making a profit, Culp said. And he ending Dec. 31. Of 351 initial claims, 177 were ing strategies. But he may be the only chain at ieast ten times. tough side, or having no flavor at ail. readily concedes his taste does not attributed to seasonal closings. one who also tips off his readers to Luther’s Bar-B'^Que, an Atlanta- .But I ’d say in fairness they’re getting always coincide with the rest of the soggy sandwiehes and greasy chicken. based chain, is the star of the Edible dining public’s. Computers will make income tax audits chillingly swift scores in the mid-60s, and the whole Culp, a restaurant analyst for Meals Index this season. Luther’s is industry average is 74 percent.” “ Sometime I ’m a good reverse Leasing firm opens Prudential-Bache, is the author of owned by Chart House, whose steak which every reievant financial the office knowing exactly and the record,” he said. “ Adjusted gross income in the capital gams, me iU is is luici. “ The Michael Culp Edible Meals indicator. I take all this with a By Denis G. Gulino Timothy A ,' Bycholski has announced the house chain also ranks high on Culp’s The Big Daddy of the fast food biz, detail of the taxpayer can be precisely what the result is,” he “When you are finished, the case of tax shelter returns was The agency is now working out Index,” the financial world’s only shakerful of salt,” he said. ' United Press International ways to acquire data next year on opening of New England Auto Leasing at 315 list. McDonald’s, gets a high score at displayed. said, when the system becomes system is capable of printing out a kind of meaningless because they gourmet guide to the fast food industry. Broad St., Manchester. The Texas-based Luby’s Cafeteria, breakfast (84) but rates below average For instance, Culp recalls he found “It will permit much, much operational “ probably three years 'completed and very accurate eliminated the income right off the real estate transactions. Its par “ In addition to reading all the boring the rest of the day (64) W ASHINGTON - The Internal ent, the Treasury Department, ir The company leases new cars, vans and light Church’s Fried Chicken, Chi-Chi’s , Burger King’s veal parmigiana sand la fe r dealing with the taxpayer.” out.” report on the examination.” top,” he said. financial reports, I just try to have a Revenue Service is computerizing formulating a way to monitor trucks — both foreign and domestic — to Mexican food chain and Shoney’s Big wich “ awful,” but for a few years the Egger said. In just the past three years the little bit of fun,” he said. Arbees and Hardees also have failed its audit procedure to make the Egger visualizes taxpayers casino and foreign exchange han individuals and firms through the Engage-A-Car Boys are other Culp favorites. At the rest of the world couldn’t seem to get ' “There won’t be long delays agency has dramatically im.- Congress granted the IRS its With the new year Culp, 31, will close to charm Culp. “ I just have not been process chillingiy swift in the next quickly regaining peace of mind dling of both cash and wire program. The program includes an option which bottom is Pizza Hut, a chain Culp says enough of the stuff. “ It’s finally cooled between th ^ im e they have their proved its audit scorecard, obtain broadest enforcement powers ever in on his 600th meal in three years as a pleased with the quality of their three years, IRS Commissioner instead of living under the agen transfers, Egger said. allows the lessee to either sell the vehicle at the has improved, but not nearly enough. off,” he said with relief. first meeting and the time the ing changes in three out of four early in this decade and then part-time fast food critic. He does most sandwiches,” he said loftily. Roscoe Egger says. cy’s cloud for years. And when a end of the leasing period or to return it if used car “ In my experience the pizza is gooey '■ Rumors that he’s had enough of life in agent’s report goes through the returns under examination. Only required the agency to be notified of his sampling while on the road for If new equipment and proce payment schedule is agreed to, market conditions are unfavorable. or cold or the topping falls off the Culp does not strive for anonymity in the fast food lane are greatly exagger process. 'That can be aimost three years ago the agency hit when anyone was paid interest or And for once the IRS cannot Prudential-Bache, and has on occasion dures work as hoped, taxpayer common misunderstandings about Bycholski, a lifelong resident of Manchester, minute you pick up a slice,” he said. his dining forays, but he would be hard ated, said Culp. instantaneous.” paydirt only half the time. dividends. The IRS gets reports on think of any new legal authority it driven too miles out of his way to track audits couid be completed in one or whether a check ever got out of the was previously employed as a regional sales Godfather’s, another of the big pizza to miss anyway. “ I usually order one of Egger, in an interview with Now the IRS screens tax ri^turns the sale or exchange of stocks or needs from Congress. "To the best down a new menu. The best fast food, chains, also gets'a thumbs down. two visits, Egger promised. mail can also be resolved fast. manager for MacGregor Systems of Newington. everything, or at least six or seven “ I don’t want to do it for 15 more United Press Internationai, said he by analyzing total income before gold or any commodity. When of my knowledge there are few if he thinks, seems to be in the Midwest Kentucky Fri^d Chicken, whose different things and then just eat a little years,” he acknowledged. “ But I can The speedup will be possible hopes taxpayers will not feel “ When there’s agreement be deductions and exclusions instead bonds are purchased, a state tax any sizable areas that haven’t been and the South. quality-control problems have been bit,” he said. do it for 5 or 10.” because the IRS agent will have intimidated. tween them as to how an item is to of adjusted gross income after refund is paid or any transaction covered one way or the other by before him a computer screen on “The taxpayer can walk out of be treated, that can be entered into deductions. undertaken that can generate legislative assist,” he said. . -.4 r
t - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Jan. 11, 1984 \ ■MA.NCHESl’lCR HE:KALD, WcdiUMiav 11. IHH4 :i Black colleges are having a tough time-but staying alive New meeting is set
By Dan Lohwasser going to weather the recession. pare them for college, a solid, policy official who now heads by $2.0 million. don't give President Jteagan high United Press International Reaganomics, and declining affordable college education." Johnson C. Smith, echoed the "A t any given point in time we marks, many black educators feel on Route repair START THE NEW YEAR OFF the administration is with them 83 enrollments. According to the U.S. Depart sentiments of other administrators always have two or three schools When a Nashville, Tenn., gas "The doubting Thomases sitting ment of Education, there are 103 saying situations like the one at facing financial difficulties that and that he believes black schools Another meeting to discuss funding company threatened last April to on the sidelines for 25 years or traditionally black accredited col Fisk can be expected from time to which could lead to preliminary are ineeting a real need of the say they think the problem is thestate’s for improvements to Koute 83 in the cut off the heat at Fisk University more and speculating the private leges and universities in the time. Edley said never has one of closings," said Edley. "But it has underprivileged. responsibility and have decided to seek According to the United Negro TalcoItviUe Flats area — this one-with ON THE RICHT FOOT.... WITH A because of an overdue $170,000 bill, black schools are going to die country. Some 42 of them are his organization’s 42 members never occurred." a state bond to pay for the work. several more state legislators from the there was reason for. administra should give up that negativism, private, and nine tenths are failed, but some have looked over There are a number of exam College Fund, nearly half tte In their invitation to the legislators. area in attendance — will be held tors of black Colleges across the realize these schools are here to located in the South' or its border the edge. 45,000 students enrolled in its Bates and Mrs. Swensson say the ples. Knoxville College, founded by T U ^ a y at 4:30 p.m. at Lincoln Center country to shudder. stay and get on board positively." states. institutions come from families businessmen would tike another meet Albright said the umbrella or the Presbyterian C h u r ^ in 1$7S in in Manchester. One of the nation's most presti said Christopher F. Edley, presi with less than $1X700 in annual ing at a later date for an in-depth ew c a r p et from th e giant Many of the schools, the private ganization. the Washington-based H Knoxville, Tenn.. was unable to State Rep. Elsie Swensson, R- gious predominantly black schools dent of the New York-based United ones in particular, live on the brink National Ass^iation for Equal income. The average annual in discussion to include the chairman and meet its payroll two years ago'and Manebester. and Rep. Donald Bates. was in the fiscal cold with a $2.8 Negro College Fund, of a financial quagmire with one Opportunity in Education, identi come lor the average American ranking members of the General • DUmNG THE GIANT’S ANNUAL AFTER INVENTORY SALE, GET 30% TO 50% OFF was on the brink of closing. D-East Hartford, have invitedsix other million debt that threatened to The fund set a fund-raising goal eye on falling enrollments and the fies four schools in addition to Fisk college student is $14,004. Assembly’s transportation committee. Enrollment in 1963 was up 19 legislators to attend the meeting along REGULAR RETAIL PRICES. close its doors. Some educators of $28 million in 1983 for 42 black other on the student aid and grant that are facing considerable finan Ninety percent oLthe students ' percent over the4Mrevious year. with officials of Manchester and had been predicting an end for the private schools and re|»rts that it programs proposed by the White cial difficulties. He said five to 10 “We were sort of like Chrysler.” enrolled at the 42 Fund institutioas The state Department of Transporta Vernon. Operators of businesses along black schools for years. But none is hopeful of meeting it when all House and Congress. others are experiencing “trauma rely on rinancial aid. The organiza tion tried to get the work on Route 83 • SELECT EROM THE LARGEST INVENTORY OF FULL ROLL, REMNANTS, AND AREA said Knoxville President Dinton the stretch of Route 83 between Parker had ever failed. donations from last year are in. Black college enrollment has of some kind." Marsh. " I f we had not come along tion says its education is a i^ a tiv e included in the b({erstate 86 contract RUGS IN ALL OF NEW ENGLAND Street in Manchester and Welles Street In contrast this month ground "While virtually all of the tripled in the past 20 years, but the School officials are reluctant to bargain; with tuHion fees and but the federal government took the ' with some good moves it could in Vernon wilt also be represented, was broken at private, predomi schools havo very tight budgets percentage of black students atten- talk about their finances and housing costing one-third less than position that it was outside the scope of have reached a state of financial Mrs. Swensson said. . • PLUS GET A FREE ^CATTER RUG JUST FOR COMING IN nantly black Johnson C. Smith and ace engaging in belt tightening diting traditionally black schools decline to name the schools since the average for private schools the work. collapse some years ago." At a meeting last week, t w business University in Charlotte, N.C., fora they're making it," Edley said. has fallen by nearly one-half. At adverse publicity hurts critical overall. It could be done with trade-in funds if Albright said Johnson C. Smith men said the widening of Interstate 86 new $3.5 million domitory. "They will continue to offer the sam e time, competition among enrollment figures. Fisk ofFicials, rode a rocky road several years the towns were willing to sacrifice and the improvement of exits 91 and 96 And top officials.yinsist that underprivileged students, those major universities for top black for instance, worked quietly be ago, but now operates in the black. other projects that now have higher at either end of the stretch of road had Fisk’s problems, while not unre with little capital resources, and students has become intense. hind the scenes during years of More than 750,000 purebred dogs priorities. Many believe Fisk, with renewed greatly increased traffic and aggra lated to the times, are isolated ones students who have attended high Dr. Rotert Albright, a former financial trouble, saying little up are registered annually in the stud The invitations went to Sen. Carl efforts, also will survive. vated an existing drainage problem. and the nation's black schools are schools that didp^t, properly pre U.S. Department of Education front until the school went in debt While most civil rights groups book of the American Kennel Chib. Zinsser, R-Manchester: Sen. Michael Both Manchester General Manager Skelly. D-Toliand: Rep. James R. Robert B. Weiss and Vernon Mayor McCavanaugh, D-Manchester; Rep. Giant Marie Herbst have declined jiqfbvert John J. Woodcock, D-South Windsor: C a i p e t Weather funds from local road projects in their Rep. Michael Hetfgott, D-West Willing- Sale also Peopletalk towns to pay for improvements. They ton. and Rep. Robert Hurd. R-Vernon. THE NEWEST GIANT applies to the Today’s forecasts giant Connecticut. Mdssachnsetts and Chances called slim El Camino Plaza (near Rein's Deli) Portrait of the century Rhode Island: Mostly cloudy this afternoon with a chance of snow To Bill Moyers, the dominant picture of the 20th y Route 30, Vernon 872-6053 flurries. Windy and cold with highs century is a blur, or a trio of seekers, ora question for new tochers’ union in the 20s. Partly cloudy and cold mark. The 19 specials that make up " A Walk tonight. Lows from 5 above well By Sarah E. Hall Manchester, were placed in the school Through the 20th Century with Bill Moyers" inland to around 15 along the coast. Herald Reporter mailboxes of all teachers in debut on PBS tonight with a look at his hometown Manchester. of Marshall, Texas. When asked.for the dominant Partly sunny and continued cold Thursday. Highs in the 20s. Chances that a new and independent Edwards contended that T E AM picture of 1900s, he said, "It ’s in the last show, Vermont: Sunny intervals and union will replace the Manchester would offer teachers “more responsi with a train speeding down the track at such a Education Association as the bargain ble legal and negotiating aid at a lower rate through a city that everything is a blur...The cold today. High 10 to 20. Clear and FREE SCATTER RUG ing agent for town teachers are slim, cost” tha MEA. Dues would be frozen chief characteristic of this century is the very cold tonight. Low 5to 15below SALE HOURS: according- to William Edwards, the at $125 lor the next ten years, he said, incrediUe increase in the sheer velocity of zero. Thursday mostly sunny and JUST FOR filing Junior High School history while M E A dues are $220 now and could WED.-FRI ...... 10:00-9:00 change.^' He also found the era marked by the continued cold. Some clouds north teacher who is trying to form the new go up to $457 by 1983. - demands of industrial workers, women and in the afternoon. High 10 to 15. SATURDAY ..10:00-5:00 COMING IN group. A major difference, he said, would be blacks. His final point — if there is a plot or Maine: Clearing today. Addi He said Tuesday there is only an that as an autonomous union, T EAM SUNDAY ... NOON-5:00 rhythm to the century, it was concealed from him tional accumulat ions from 2 inches DURING THIS SALE! or less north to 3 to 6 inches “outside chance" that the town’s more would be controlled solely by local by the play of the unexpected and unforeseen. southeast portion. Highs 10 to 15 than 500 teachers will opt for a change teachers.' "The third dominant picture of the 20th century in their union representation. But he would be the question m ark." he said. north and teens to mid 20s elewhere. Clear and cold tonight. said he is sure the matter will at least TH E M E A . on the other hand, pays be put to a vote. more than 80 percent of its dues to its UPI photo Lows from near zero along the Cloudy today In Connecticut coast to 8 to 18 below north. Sunny “ It w ill be easy to get the signatures state and national affiliates, the Divorce case number six Thursday. Highs in the single Today mostly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of snow flurries this in order to call for the election,” the Connecticut Education Associatum and p O D i Itzhak Periman prepares numbers north to teens and low 20s afternoon. Windy and cold with highs 20 to 25. Winds northerly 15 to form er M E A negotiator and grievance the National Education Association. EXPERT There's no love lost between Katherine Love Violinist Itzhak Perlman rehehrses with the south. 20 mph. Tonight partly cloudy and cold. Lows5to 10. Northerly winds committee chairman insisted. He Edwards said that by keeping that and Mike Love of the Beach Boys. She's his sixth Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra in Los New Hampshire: Clearing to 10 to 20 mph. Thursday partly sunny. Highs in the mid 20s. Today’s estimated that 100teachers — about the money within the local association. TERMS wife and wants out. She has filed for divorce in INSTALLATION Angeles Tuesday. He joined the orchestra in day. Little additional accumula weather picture was drawn by Jamie Reynolds, 9, of Richmond Road number needed to sign petitions that Manchester teachers could nearly California. whil$ Love has filed in Nevada, and a concerts Tuesday and today for the benefit of the tion except 2 to 4 inches southeast in Coventry, a fourth-grade student at St. James School. would force a vote on whether to triple their current union budget — and TOO jurisdictional dispute looms. Mrs. Love, who AVAILABLE Musician’s fension Fund. Also Tuesday. Perl portion. Highs from the low teens decertify the MEA — support his still relurn $60,000 to the teachers' married the Beach Boy in 1981 and is the mother man was nominated for a Gram m y award. north to upper teens to mid 20s campaign. pockets. of an 18-month-old son, has consulted divorce south. Clear and cold tonight. Lows But Tognalli said Tuesday he doubts lawyer Marvin Mitchelson. Mitchelson has from near zero at the coast to8 to 18 . . r - - w THE VOTE, sources say. would be T E A M could provide the sam e services become something of an expert on Beach Boys below north! Sunny Thursday. 4-'. A , the first bargaining-unit election in astheMEA. “I don’tthinkourteachers divorces. He handled three divorce cases against Well-dressed sports Highs from the single numbers nearly two decades. Both Edwards and are going to be convinced that saving Dennis Wilson, the Betich Boy who recently north to 20s south. current MEA President Peter B. $100 or $150 yearly in dues money will For the fourth year in a row. Sugar Ray drowned, once representing Carol Wilson, Long Island Sound: Winds north Tognalli said the competition and the be worth changing over to an unaffil Leonard was named the best dressed man in mother of his three children, and twice handling 't:- vote would probably help teachers by erly 20 to 30 knots and gusty today iated sm all local.” he said. “For more 2nd one/or boxing and Jack Nicklaus the best dressed golfer. divorce actions for Karen Lam m against Wilson. encouraging them to learn what the and early tonight. diminishing to 15 dues money, we provide an awful lot Leonard and Nicklaus were among the winners of unions offer. more services." the fourth annual Cutty Sark Sports Fashion poll to 20 knots towards morning. Northeast winds 10 to 20 knots. Nearly 50 filing teachers have signed of the nation's sportswriters to pick the past The next step, Edw ards said, will be Visibility .5 miles tonight and a petition calling for the vote already. year's best dressed men in seven sports. All the ' Edwards said. Last wedk, pamphlets to ask teachers for “voluntary contri Thursday. Average wave heights 4 winners had won at least once before. They were butions’’ of $10 each. He expects to to 8 feet today and 3 to 5 feet explaining the goals of the new union, Julius Erving of the Philadelphia 76ers for called the Teachers’ Association of raise more than $000 in that manner. basketball, Jim Palm er of the Baltimore Orioles tonight. for baseball, Dallas Cowboy Tom Landry for football. Ron Duguay of the Detroit Redwings Extended outlook SA J. E! won among hockey players, and the best-dressed tennis player was Jimmy Conners. Extended outlook for New Eng land Friday through Sunday: DOUBLE^ 1 260 NO MAIN ST Connecticut, Massachusetts and MANCHESTER. CT Rhode Island: Chance of snow THE VAIUE , ^ NORTHWAY ENTIRE WINTER Stars urged to act, not talk Friday, fair Saturday and Sunday. Temperatures remaining below cb PLAZA New York Mayor Edward Koch challenged a OF YOUR normal with highs in the 20s. Lows Satelllte view S TO C K O F galaxy of stars critical of the city’s, shelters to 5 to 15. Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. ED T shows devote their "great, talent and resources" in Vermont: A chance of snow cloudiness along the East Coast and low clouds over tlwFGreat Lakes MANUFACTURER'S improving life for the homeless. Friday. Lows zero to 10 above with region. Mixed clouds cover the Rockies and northern Plains. FAMOUS-MAKER The mayor Tuesday released a copy of a lettc' highs about 20. Occasional flurries COUPONS he wrote to Annabel Nichols, the wife of director and cold over the weekend. Lows NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECAST to 7 AM EST 1-12:-84 h o m e of THE Mike Nichols, defending the city’s shelters. Jack Lemmon Kirk Douglas from 10 below to 10 above zero. PEOPLE PLEASERS More than 70 people, including Dustin Hoffman, It you didn’t g«e our circular in I CORDUROY JEANS Highs in the teens and near 20. the SHktown Flyer loaded urlthq Meryl Streep, Mia Farrow and Candice Bergen, Maine: Fair Friday. Chance of SEATTLE wakiee, ew our store tor I wrote a letter to Koch last month accusing the city Tribute to Lemmon light snow Saturday. F air Sunday. of "callousness and neglect" toward the OOSTON copiee. Sik tins k n U S k Tlws., 1/12; Fri.,. m3; SiL, 1/141 & PANTS ibon (om|. (Xii One thousand movie industry people gathered Cold with highs in the single 30.46 homeless. Mrs Nichols organized the effort. last Sunday ip.jxts Angeles to see Billy Wilder numbers and low teen^ north and j,From Our Meat Dept^ ___From Our Dell. «• The mayor invited the celebrity signers to present Jack Lemmon with the Albert Einstein teens to low 20s south. Lows 0 to 15 .NEW YORK "devote some of your great talent and resources” f lISDA CHOICE Sliced to Order Award from the America Technion Society. Kirk below north and 10 above to 5 below a>e60N»-:GnANC3:!» Lee to helping the city "in the cause" of helping the Douglas emceed the event and the guest list south. GIADE A SAN PfIANCttCO homeless. included the Gregory Pecks, the Walter Mat New Hampshire: Fair Friday. 30.24 VIRGINIA Author William Styron, writer Nora Ephron thaus, Jane Fonda and Tom Hayden, Mariette Chance of light snow Saturday. BELTSVIILE and film directors Louis Malle and Alan Pacula BAKED Hartley, Pam Dawber, Barry Bostwick, Lisa Fair Sunday. Cold with highs in the LOS ANOELESf O E ^ ALL SKIRTS also signed the document. Hartman and Louis Jourdan. single numbers and low teens HEN TURKEY north and teens to low 20s south. LOWEST 5 to 9 lb. avg. HAM TEMPERATURES 3 2 ^ 0 ALL SLACKS High and low MIAMI The highest temperature re Buy any one of the above items at the Almanac ported Tuesday by the National Weather Service, excluding 30.00 ^^R A M l,*.*JsNOW n . 8 9 40 ^ ^ ^ " already reduced price, get any second Today is Wednesday. Jan.II. the Alaska and Hawaii, was 80 degrees at Miami, Fla. Today's low was 35 SHOWERS^ FANCY RUSSET a one of equal or le ^ r value for jyst $5.00. 11th day of 1984 with 3.55 to follow. UPI WEATHER FOTOCAST S The muon is in its first quarter. degrees below zero at Interna JUNIOR. MISSES & PLUS SIZES The morning stars are Mercury, tional Falls, Minn. Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. There is no evening star. Air quality National forecast 9 For period ending 7 a.m. E S T Thursday. Tonight, snow will be POTATOES Lz 9 < Those born on this date are under The state Department of Envir the sign of Capricorn. They include expected in the Northern Plains region, the Upper Mississippi Valley, onmental Protection forecast good American Aatesman Alexander and the Upper Great Lakes region. Elsewhere weather will remain fair CHARMM A air quality levels across Connecti Hamilton, first Secretary of the in general. Minimum temperatures include: (maximum readings In cut for Wednesday and reported Treasury, in 1757, Ezra Cornell, parenthesis) Atlanta 30(47), Boston 13(25), Chicago 15(30), similar conditions statewide BATHROOM Qi 3 0 -5 0 °^°0 ff founder of Cornell University, in Cleveland 10(28), Dallas 26(44), Denver 14(33), Duluth -0B(7)i Tuesday. 1807, Sir John A. Macdonald, first Houston 32(48), Jacksonville 32(58), Kansas City 13(18), Little Rock TISSUE 4 R o «P k (. Prime Minister of Canada in 1815, 23(44), Los Angeles 50(71), Miami 60(73), Minneapolis -02(11), New psychologist and philosopher Wil Weather radio Orleans 30(47), New York 19(29), Phoenix 44(M ), San Francisco "‘f r o m o u r d e l i S ^ E m o r e t h a n $1.00 a l b . liam James in 1842, and South 40(55), Seattle 36(48). St. Louis 19(32), and Washington 23(37). ALL OTHER The National Weather Service African novelist Alan Paton in broadcasts 24-hour continuous 1903. weather information on 162.475 On this date in history: NATURAL CASING $ 1 C Q mHz in Hartford, 162.55 m Hz in WINTER ITEMS In 1785, The Continental Con New London and 162.40 mHz in gress convened in New York City. Meriden. Manchester Herald HOLIDAY FRANKS T 1 OuJ M In 1861, Alabama seceded from 5 DAYS ONLY... ENDS SUNDAY the Union. ' Richard M. Diamond, Publisher In 1935, American aviatrix Ame lia Earhart Putnam became the first woman to fly across the Lottery USPS 327-500 VOL. CHI, No. 87 COCA COLA Pacific from Hawaii to California. Published dally except Sunday In 1964, Surgeon General Luther Suggested carrier rates ore $1.20 and certain holidays by the Man weekly, S112 far ane month, $15.35 Terry released a report saying chester Publishing Co., 16 Bralnord for three months, $30.70 tor six ■TAB or smoking cigarettes is a definite Connecticut daily Place, Manchester, Conn. 06040. months and $61.40 tor ane year. Mai I Second class postage paid at Man rotes are ovallaUe on reauest. "health hazard.” Tuesday: 872 chester, Conn. POSTMASTER: Id IET COKE In 1983, PLO chief Yasser Arafat Send address changes to the Man To place a closslfled'or display I 3 liter bottle visited Moscow for talks with P la y F o u r: 5755 chester Herald, P.O. Box 591, advertisement, or to report a news !',■ Cf^Ofruling SflOUP*-“; Manchester, Conn. 06040. Item, story or picture Idea, call Soviet President Andropov. ■67.6 oz. C^'Qf }» ! . 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F O I O N B i t Waterb’jry Shopping Center Berkshire Shopping Centernter Trumbufl Shopping Park interpretation put on the word a report saying cigarette smoking represented a definite Maine daily: 382. Saturday. ! ANDY'S success— is (America's) national Vermont daily: 252. W ateihury, Ct. Danbury, Ct. rriiiniMill. 4 !|. disease." "health hazard" to Americans. Massachusetts daily: 5621.
7 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesduy, Jan. II, 1984 MANCHESI'ER HERALD, WcdncMl.i> n, ig«q _ 5 J.C. Penney may reach settlement with fired employee Old dispute over Taiwan CONNECTICUT TRAVEL SERVICES away, was found under a cohueyor Topping during a March 11 meet representing former J.C. Penney penses and an insurance .settle on Sept. 30. B v Kathy Garmus belt. The company claims Topping ing that all employee benefits employee Thomas M. Topping, ment for the loss of bis right eye in After Judge Raymond P. Green AND UNITED AIRLINES SLASH Herald Reporter tried to inflate his production would be subject to negotiation if said both parties were discussing an accident two days after his denied their motion for dismissal, attorneys for J.C. Penney called record by removing the identifying the employeesuoined the union. HARTFORD — A settlement terms of a .settlement but that it's job-related insurance expired. threatens relations: Zhao only one witness T u ^ a y , former document from the carton and "1 recognize the implications of PRICES TO H A W A II IN 1984 may be reached between the J.C, unclear what the disposition of the Topping, of 20 Steep Hollow Personnel ManageiO,eonard G. turning it in to get credit for ^ a l , " he said. Penney Cq. and a former employee case will be. She made the Lang, claims he was fired last By E. Michael Myers SPECIALS HARTFORD DEPARTURES Leninger, who made the decision unloading the merchandise! Topping testified Monday that three-way talks with the United desire to restore momentum to the X Saats are limited on each departure & rates s u b j^ t to increase who was fired from the company's commenti after an adjourned spring from his job asj a bin to fire Topping April 13. Topping has testified that he Leninger told him employees United Press International States and China on the future o f Sino-American relationship Manchester warehouse for al NLRB hearing Tuesday. replenishment clerk at the J.C. Leninger denied that Topping's handled about 150 cartons of would lose their existing benefits if the penisula. The talks would through expanding trade, eco legedly falsifying company re Ms. Timmins would not com Penney Catalog Distribution Cen union activities had any bearing on merchandise a day and does not they unionized. WASHINGTON — In a clear sign exclude the U.S. ally of South nomic investment and the transfer cords, an attorney for the National ment on the'terms being discussed. ter for his union-organizing activi his decision to fire Topping. recall that particular carton. Topping did not appear to fa vor a an I old dispute can't be brushed Korea. of advanced U.S. technology. But, Labor Relations Board said. Topping has said he is seeking ties. The NLRB agreed and issued Although not a union member. * Topping and two other former union at the time, Leninger said. , aWay by promises of expanded Reagan said the purpose of the differences still exist on Taiwan's Patricia L. Timmins, who is reimbursement of mjjdical ex a complaint againk the company Topping has said he acted as a warehouse employees testified "A t the conclusion of the meet trade. Prem ier Zhao Ziyang of talks could be to seek stability in status. liaison between Teamsters Local Monday that when identifying ing, Tom seemed to go out of his China warned President Reagan the penisula if the two Koreas "Their feeling is that the whole 671 and warehouse employees, documents became detached from way to show that he just wanted to American-Sino relations are jeo could have a “ meeting of minds issue is their internal affair." a pardized by disagreement over distributing union literature and cartons, supervisors often told gel both sides of the story," he and stop being two armed camp^.'' U.S. official said. "The president GOP votes after Democrats Taiwan. ’ Zhao today was on Capitol Hill was candid about the fact that we arranging meetings. them to go ahead and turn in th e' ' said. Leninger said it was not " I believe that both the Chinese and jr i’jirgitd talks with adminis take seriously our commitments lo Leninger testified that when he documents with their employee unusual for him to meet with Connecticut Travel Services has the lowest priced trips lo Hawaii licans are shifting from a 10- and American peoples hope to see tration officials emphasizing the old friends and we don't walkaw iy Manchester Democrats will as polling places lor the districts, met with three of Topping's numbers op them. warehouse employees to answer from Hartford. Compare our prices and features. elect their town committee Tues district to a 12-district organiza with one exception. The District ,5 supervisor lo discuss the termina Under cross examination by their questions about personnel advances in our friendship through main purpose of his visit — from them.” CONNECTICUT TRAVEL SERVICES PRESENTS day and Republicans will be clo.se tion to correspond to the last election will take place at Buckley tion, they did not assume Topping Timmins, Leninger admitted that matters. / joint efforts and not the undermin securing expanded American eco In welcoming Zhao. Reagan said TRI-CITY -1 4 DAYS/13 NIGHTS behind them with theW*otion set redistricting. School. ing of our friendship by aggrava nomic investment and high "F o r our part, we recognize the SAN FRANCISCO/WAIKIKI/MAUI/ SAN FRANCISCO/HONOLULU/ deliberately falsified records. "there are other ways" besides Leninger asserted that the deci LAS VEGAS for Wednesday in caclr'gf the 12 With one committee member for Other election sites are District "W e discu.ssed a .number of willful falsification which could sion to fire Topping was not a tion of our differences,” 'Zhao said. technology. differences between our two coun LAS VEGAS "The Taiwan issue is the major SAN FRANCISCO • 3 NIGHTS HONOLULU 4 NIGHTS SA N FR AN C IS C O -3NIG H TS HC3NOLULU 7NIG HTS voting districts. every 100 enrolled Republicans or I, Robertson School: 2, Bowers possibilities as to what could or have explained the computer re m istak^ Reagan was an ardent supporter tries, but we stand ready to MAUI 3 NIGHTS LAS VEGAS 3 NIGHTS LASVCGAS-3NIGM1S difference between China and the > MW ^ SATURDAY DEPARTURES Republicans do not file their fraction thereof within a district, School: 3, Buckley School: 4, could not have happened," he said. cord, but said that " if proper ‘ ‘ I looKed at the facts I had before of nationalist Taiwan as a candi nurture, develop and build upon ' mniM *LOW J SATURDAY DEPARTURES candidacies in advance and nomi the committee size will drop from Martin School: e, Nathan Hale United States, or in other yvords, date, but has endorsed the policies the many arcus of accord lo ftouaw PRICES^-'/FROM. ^ 8 7 9 Topping was fired after a carton procedure is followed, it's not m e," he said. ^ •BAfiSFiusiSxuusnma f r o m » 1 0 7 9 * tS X TAX A SERVICE nations are from the floor with all 83 to 79. School: 7, Waddell School: 8, of merchandise, which the compu going to happgp." The hearing is scheduled to the principal obstacle to the beg^n in 1972 by Richard Nixon strengthen the ties between us,” he growth of Sino-U.S. relations." Republican party members within Some of the existing districts will Verplanck School: 9, Keeney ter showed he had already put Leninger denied that he told resume Thursday at 11 a.m. that led to American recognition shid. CONNECTICUT TRAVEL SERVICES CHALLENGE each district eligible to nominate gain and some lose in the new Street Schooh 10. Manchester The Chinese premier, in his toast that there is “ only one China” and The United States and China are Wo [iOtiO'.i wo h.3vo the lowest priced trips from H.jrtforf) to H lIW.iii u s iH)', United Airlines If you shoulfl and vote in that district. Voting is committee organization. High School: 11, Mahoney Recrea to Reagan at a White House dinner Taiwan is part of China. negotiating a nuclear technology find Miother prnj'/nm lo I-I. i w , im from U jrtfnrd usinp, United An linos with sim iljr hotels fui n lower r.ite, by paper ballot. The elections Wednesday d ,ia collided in heavy fog at Madrid's airport early lASTlHN AIHuNtS «M> Jack Who will pay for Tirozzi’s school plan? Anderson Washington- The political leadership of the Tirozzi is, . therefore, rather all about that. He knows they Merry-Go-Round state legislature has been omi neuter when it comes to political must do the best they can with nously quiet in the wake of coloration. In this instance, at the very young from broken Gerald Tirozzi's proposals for t . - Capitol Comments least, legislators are stuck with homes and from the abominable improving education in an issue they must address on living "arrangements” of to Connecticut. Bob Conrad the merits. day's life style. They are accustomed to argu In a growing number of \ew Flip-Top box As the kids say, the politicians have been “ out to lunch" since Syndicated Colurrnlst ing over state aid to schools,, so classrooms, these by-products No check the Tirozzi bombshells landed. M that will be nothing new. But the of unfortunate backgrounds are You can't really blame legis Tirozzi recommendations are in the majority — not the was made lators. The General Assembly broader and will call for greater exceptions they once were. will be opening its budget answer to that one. They pay the swallow his expansive understanding of education in Tirozzi is saying that schools Soil p e k o r new Flip-Top box. session in less than a month and most, and there's the rub. program. the context of today. have a greater than ever on Thayer here comes this fellow with a The new commissioner says The commissioner wants to Tirozzi is putting special responsibility to children at the Either way, you get a lot to like. package that would cost $193 public schools in this state must lengthen the school year, re emphasis on the lower grades, entering levels if they are to million. They tend to get a little have a "m assive” infusion of quire more time in basic for example. They seldom have have any chance ofm akingitas WASHINGTON - Deputy De nervous when they hear figures money if they are to improve the courses, order renewal of this kind of attention. His plan to they move up through the fense Secretary Paul Thayer's teacher certification every five grades. like that. quality of education. On televi require starting school at age , abrupt resignation in the face of a / ... They needn't be, once it sion the other night. Rep. years and lower the entering five should touch off debate over securities investigation was an r dawns on them that they can Dorothy Goodwin of Mansfield age for kindergarten. He would whether all children that age STILL, THE POLITICAL ar embarrassment President Reagan resort to their usual stunt of agreed with that premise, but also put kindergartens on an can handle the formal school gument in Hartford — not might have avoided if he had only passing big cost items to others. she said the problem has been "ali day” basis — four hours. experience. The argument will necessarily a partisan one — cheeked the man's record. And that is where the trouble with the budget-writing Appro surely arise over whether will not be whether Tirozzi is Thayer is charged with provid may arise for Tirozzi. priations Committee in the THE STATE BOARD of Edu school districts can afford the right or wrong in the specifics of ing illegal “ insider" information Tirozzi, the former school legislature. cation has approved part of the added space and need for more his recommendations. Once about securities while director of superintendent in New Haven It has, she said, a "n o” Tirozzi package, but the real teachers which this will mean, again, it will be whether the LTV Corp. of Dallas. He maintains and now state commissioner of mentality toward appeals for test will come when legislators state should mandate programs he is completely innocent. He may education, has simply put 'un more spending. She is House get it in a few weeks. Leaders LEGISLATORS WILL DIS on the towns and expect them to well be. estimated price tag on his chairwoman of the legisVjture's have been cautious so far about COVER, when they bite into this pay most of the bills. assortment of bright ideas. He Education Committee. what they see happening. one, just how mixed up are the And when legislators, in an But court records and Securities arlln! leaves it up to the legislature to Again, no one has said how This will be one of the big lives of too many kindergarten election year, begin to hear the and Exchange Commission files determine how much the state much the Tirozzi proposals will issues in the session, both from ers these days — the era of the reaction to that question from examined by my associate Joqk should provide and how much cost the state, even if the the money end of it and how the troubled home background as their home districts, the Tirozzi Hatfield show that LTV under will have to come from the legislature is generous with its concepts Tirozzi suggests are . well as conflict with day care package will be facing its Thayer's management was re Marlin towns. freshman commissioner, or greeted. While he is a wheel in centers. moment of political truth in the peatedly charged with fraud, mis what the towns can expect in the O'Neill administration, he is As a former superintendent of General Assembly. (Syndicated management. deception and se LOCAL OFFICIALS know the added burdens if they .must not appointed by the governor. big-city schools, Tirozzi knows by The Herald of New Britain). curities law violations after he f:: became the company's executive director in 1970. Guest editorial Members of the Senate Armed Services Committee never learned about all the skeletons in Thayer's corporate closet because the White Decision heips House never told them. Associate presidential counsel David Waller said the White Hou.se accepted Thayer's own version of his crush a ciiche Q o ia ' background without checking. iM l The black man convicted prima facie case of RONALD REAGAN’S LOY by an all-white jury has discrimination.” (SET ME A LT Y to his appointees is legend become a sad cliche in the ary, but it has gotten him into McCray’s first trial American criminal justice trouble from Richard Allen to system. robbing a white studeflt James Watt. Here's what he should I ■ ended in a hung jury, w ip the have been told about Thayer: A recent landmark decision three blacks on the panel by a federal judge in Brook voting for acquittal. In his - • In 1973, Thayer was accused lyn should make such situa second trial, in which he was 1 by a stockholder of dumping 2,400 tions less common in the convicted, the prosecutor shares of LTV stock in violation of future, however. a written agreement. But the court used peremptory challenges found that Thayer had sold his to exclude seven blacks and U.S. District Judge Eugene stock prematurely to' pay off an Hispanic from the jury. H. Nickerson ruled criminal pressing debts, not to cash4n on Nickerson ruled McCray inside information. prosecutors cannot use pe should get a third trial. remptory challenges — their • In 1979, the SEC charged LTV right to exclude potential The ruling applies onljFto and its directors with overvaluing jurors without explaining prosecutors in criminal the inventories of its Jones & Laughlin subsidiary by a total of why — to exclude black and cases. Significantly, too, the $26 million from 1974 to 1978. The lights minority jurors. Brooklyn District Attorney, court ordered the practice 4... Peremptory challenges who might be expected to be stopped. have been used by prosecu on the other side of the fence, said the decision “ exhibits The overvaluation artificially lOO's tors to prevent blacks and raised the price of LTV stock. minorities from sitting on exemplary courage and Purchasers of the over-priced juries trying black or minor vision." stock filed a class-action suit and ity defendants, the reasoning won a settiement of $7.75 miilion. being they were thought to be Indeed, the ruling should be An SEC investigation concluded more likely to vote for welcomed as an attempt to that LTV management had failed to enforce "the standards of ethics acquittal. right an obvious wrong in the viewpoint criminal justice system. that a properly managed company Few prosecutors have ad should maintain in its accounting practices.” mitted to basing their chal Editor’s note: The Herald lenges on race. However, regularly reprints editorials Overseas voters are Important • In 1978, an LTV subsidiary was Judge Nickerson ruled in the from other New England found guiity on 48 charges of conspiracy and fraud in its opera case of Michael McCray, the newspapers. This one is from WASHINGTON - Some of this their U.S. citizenship but have tion of a business schooi chain from trial record “ makes out a the New Britain Herald. year's most important elections in decided to live elsewhere 1968 to 1973. The corporation states throughout the nation al indefinitely. illegally collected money from the most certainly will be decided by Robert Excluding members of the federally insured student loan voters who don't even live in this armed forces, there are more than program — for students who did country. Walters 330.000 citizens of this country not attend the schools. That may appear to be scandal Syndicated living in West Germany, about LTV was fined $500,000, and the ous, but it's quite legitimate Columnist 300.000 apiece in Mexico and Justice Department is preparing a because the absentee ballots will Canada, 125,000 in Great Britain suit to recover the student loan be cast by voters who are fully and 100,000 in Italy. money. Berry's World .qualified to participate in At the bottom of the scale, the elections. • In 1980, suits filed in Pennsyl and retain the support of potential State Department has identified 90 They're citizens of the United vania and in federal court accused voters has been somewhat less U.S. citizens living in Mauritius, 89 States who are living in other LTV, Thayer and other directors of ambitious than the GOP's — with in the Congo, 81 in the Seychelles, nations — a special category which fraudulently depressing the value the notable exception of represent 72 in Laos and 51 in Guinea-Bissau. Mailboro includes more than 2 million of Jones & Laughlin preferred ing voters living abroad at the For those living outside , this potential voters whose pojitical stock, then buying it at a bargain \' party's quadrennial presidential country, participating in domestic predilections have become in price. nominating conventions. elections has traditionally been creasingly important to both ma At this year's Democratic Na difficult. Requesting a registration jor parties. ACCORDING TO THE COM tional Convention, five delegate form, submitting it and then 0 • The Republican National Com PLAIN TS in the suits, Thayer and votes will be cast by Democrats repeating that process with an mittee maintains a Republicans other directors lowered the steel Abroad and another five votes will absentee ballot can require as Abroad organization, which, in company's stock price by $20 a be assigned to an organization many as six intercontinental mail turn, sponsors local chapters in share, through a complicated called the Latin American Re ings, each subject to the vagaries almost 40 locations ranging from scheme invoiving transfer of funds gional Democratic Party. of local mail service. Brunei and Malaysia to Belgium The more than 3 million U.S. from partly owned to wholly owned and Mexico. subsidiaries. citizens living outside this country SOME STATES REQUIRE that In addition, the RNC has estab (about two-thirds of whom are old absentee forms be notarized, a The suits also accuse LTV's lished a special fund-raising opera enough to vote) include about 1 procedure which can be complex directors of illegally voting a large tion called the Envoys Club which million members of the armed and costly in some nations. Other block of preferred shares to take solicits wealthy Republicans living forces, 22,500 civilian employees of UghtslOp states ha\Te established tight dead over the company, in violation of in other countries for contributions the federal government (most of lines which are almost impossible federal securities law. The state of at least $250 per year. whom are assigned to emb.assies for those living in rural areas of case is still pending and the federal throughout the world) and 430,000 distant countries to meet. IN RETU RN FOR those dona case was dismissed on the grounds spouses, children and ^other But the political stakes are high tions, the Envoys Club promises its that it was a state matter. dependents. enough to justify the continuing members “ special contacts for efforts to surmouqt those difficul Footnote: The Senate migl^ you, your family or your firm wh6n THE LARGEST SINGLE group ties. The number of this country's have approved Thayer's nomina __- p . traveling abroad" and "invita 1964 bv NEAln,. of non-government employees is citizens living in other nations is tion even if it had learned of his Warning! The Surgeon General Has Determined tions to a minimum of four events a compo.sed of people who work for equivalent to the 34th most popu past legal troubles. "But we woulcl year, including luncheons with key That Cigarene Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. multinational corporations based lous state. certainly have looked closely Jt 11 mg "tar," O.B mg nicotine av. per cigarette, FTC Report Mar.'83. Republican office-holders (and) in this country and who are With fiercely contested elections any incidents which might havj; Box: 11 mg "tar,“ 0.8 mg nicotine av. per cigarette by FTC method “Does your mommy let you stay out and play In special receptions.” C Philip Morris Inc 1004 assigned to foreign posts, usually regularly decided by very slim reflected on Paul Thayer's suita the snow for a L ONG TIME? ‘' The Democratic National Com for a specific number of years. margins, those votes can be bility for office, " an Armed mittee sponsors Democrats In addition, there is a sizable crucial to both parties and to Services Committee spokesman Abroad, but its efforts to attract group of expatriates who retain candidates in every state. said. 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Jan. 11, 1984 Obituaries Shorter deferral fatal, Richard Macnell Clock Mill developers say Richard Macneil, 65, of 945 Center St., died Friday night at his home. He was the owner of Stylos Bv Alex Girelll The letter was sent to Weiss after mill, the weaving mill just north of Company of Manchester. Herald Reporter he was asked by Mrs. Barbara the Clock Mill on Elm Street, are He was born in Boston, Mass., on Weinberg, , also in the works. Nov. 9, 1918, and moved to Deluying the ussessmcnt in chairman of the Board of Direc Weiss has proposed a move that Connecticut in 1940, settling in crease on rehabilitated mills for tors, to provide information on would make them eligible to apply Coventry in 1947, He moved to only five years instead of mne will modifications in his proposal for for the deferrals. An ordinance, around was quickly dispelled by Manchester in 1975 and has worked be fatal to the Clock Mill project, assessment deferrals. permitting such deferrals is al the Patriots, however. They used a as an engraver and machinist all of developers of the mill say, but they ready in force, although it has pressing defense to shut down his life. see a possibility of sharing with the She nsked about a shorter never been used. COVENTRY — Sometimes, ad Cheney, and led 8-3 after the first He leaves his former wife. town any resale profit or excess deferral term than nine .years, * The ordinance, however, has a versity breeds something positive. period and 19-9 at the half. The Eleanor Ohiund of Coventry; a earnings as a means of allowing kind of second mortgage to protect ceiling of $150,000, which makes it And, sometimes it doesn’t. scoring picked up in the third daughter, Eleanor Doyle of Santa the town to recoup tax dollars lost the town's investment of assess useless for a large project. Weiss Before the basketball season period, with the Patriots taking a Ana, Calif.; and two sons. Dr. as the result of deferrals. ment deferrals, and the possibility asked the d irects to remove that began, Coventry High lost its lop 38-17 lead. Robert Macneil of Pomfret and that the developers could pay back ceiling. sforer of last year, Jody Morton. ”lt was pretty much over after In a letter to General Manager the tax after the deferral period is Morton, who averaged 18 points the third quarter.” Silvia said. Douglas Macneil of Coventry. Robert B! Weiss, the Clocktower The issue was hotly debated by There will be a memorial mass over. the public at a hearing Jan.. 3. per . game for last season’s 8-13 With the fourth quarter ponsisting Mill Associates reiterate their The developer’s letter addressed Coventry team, was declared mainly of garbage time, the Sunday at 10 a.m. in St. Bartho contention that under an assess Opinion was about evenly divided lomew Church. those three questions. between those who thought the academically ineligible for at least Patriots were able to score some ment deferral of only five years Mrs.Weinberg was not the only the first semester of the school easy baskets and run up their Memorial donations may be they would have to raise proposed incentive was justified because th e, made to the St. Labre Indian one to ask about a shorter deferral alternative would be to let the year. highest point total of the sea.son. appartment rents they say arc period. ”On his loss, we felt we’d have a ”We had a good offensive game. School, Ashland, Mont., 59004. already as high as the market will historic area deteriorate and those Donna Mercier, a Republican who argued that adequate incen hard time,” Coventry coach Ron Normally, we don’t score that bear. Badstuebner said Tuesday night high,” Badstuebner said. Going Elixabeth M. Gallup The developers say they have director, has suggested a resolu tives for development already Elizabeth (Montgomery) -Gal tion on deferral that would limit exist. after his team improved its record into the game, his team had been UPl photo said that orally and in writing to 7-0 with an easy ,57-31 win over averaging only 43 points a game lup, 84, formerly of Spencer Street, before. i ' the deferral to five years, set a The directors did not decide the died Tuesday at an area convales time limit for start of rehabilita issue, but referred it to the Cheney Tech'. Badstuebner attrib and shooting only 33 percent from cent home. She was the wife of the Just like a kid The letter says that it might to tion, and require the rehabilitated Planning and Zoning Commission utes his team’s perfect start to the the field. On Tuesday, they shot 47 late John F. Gallup. possible to arrange for the town to building to remain apartments for for preliminary action. On Monday fact that the players had to pull percent. She was born in Kilbirnie Ayr Kanda, the baby gorilla at the Dallas Zoo that became share in the profit from any resale. 10 years. night the PZC unanimously ap together after the loss of Morion. While scoring 43 points per "The kids are all playing to game, the Patriots have been shire, Scotland, Feb. 19, 1899, and famous for predicting results of football games, pays a And they say an agreement could The Clock Mill is one of two in the proved. PZC members took the had been a resident of Manchester be reached under which the town Cheney National Historic District position that it was not their role to ' gether. We don’t have to rely on holding opponents to an average of since 1951. Before that she had visit to a Dallas dentist. Here, in the hands of trainer would get a share of any profit they ' that developers say they are ready decide oh the merits of assessment any one in d i^ u a l — which is 29. ’’They’ve got a good defense, lived in Newington for many years. Lannie Ellis, Kanda tjpens wide after having a split tooth make on conversion of the mills to to convert to apartments if a deferral, but merely that such good, ” BadstTCbncr said. "Play because it couldn’t be just us.” removed. The dentist. Dr. John Kidwell, said, "It was just housing beyond the 10 percent deferral is granted in the tax deferrals would be acceptable in ing without him at this point, the Silvia said of his team’s low point kids have adjusted well, ” total. ’’It would have to be that She was a member of the like treating a kid." maximum return they are allowed assessment increase due to the historic rehabilitation. Community Baptist Church, the on equity. rehabilitation. The directors will lake the On the opposite side of the they’re playing exceptional Manchester Senior Citizens, and Any agreements would have to The other is the building occu matter up again, perhaps as early won-loss scale is Cheney, whose defense,” the Newington Chapter of the ■ be approved by tbe Connecticut pied by Manchester Modes, a as Thursday night when they record fell to 0-7 with the defeat. Senior forward Ken Kaplan led Order of Eastern Star. Housing agd Finance^_Cacp^tbe garment manufacturer. reconvene the meeting adjourned Coach Aaron Silvia . could find Coventry with 14 points. Cheney She leaves two sons, John F. Board to meet legislators prospect ivemorTgageiT^ Plans for conversion of a third Jan. 3. nothing encouraging about his was paced by Bob Elliott, who had Gallup of Norwood, N.Y., and team’s latest loss. "Nothing at all. 12. Douglas A. Gallup of Manchester; It’s over and I’m going home.” Coventry’s next game is Friday two sisters, Mrs. Helen Doyle of on spray law, fund items Silvia said jokingly as he waited night at home against Croiiiwell. Manchester and Mrs. Jean Garrity Twelve appointed for the team bus to depart in an Cheney will host B'olton Friday. of West Hartford; five grandchild attempt to escape the worst of CHENEY TECH (31) - Melen ren; one great-granddaughter; Manchester would like to keep sions for that. G O P prepares Tuesday’s winder storm. ’Tm dez 1 0-02, Hawkins2 1-25, Weslry 3 and several nieces and nephews. its ordinance on spraying with General Manager Robert B. to study education going home and have about 18 2-3 8. Elliott 6 0-1 12, Martin 20-04, The funeral will be held Thurs pesticides despite the fact that the Weiss suggests the funds might be drinks.” Weiss OO-OO.WrightOO-O 0,0 wens 0 day at 10 a.m. at the Holmes state has now taken away the right used for training or education. The Board of Education has appointed 12 citizens to On Friday, Cheney lost by only 0-3,0, Gonzalez 0 0-0 0. Totals 14 3-6 Funeral Home, 400 Main St. Burial of towns to regulate spraying. The town would like a.law to for convention a newly-formed committee to study school Herald photos by Pinto three points to Bacon Academy. It 31. will be in Jordan Cemetery, That subject is one of several require apartment house owners to curriculum. was the closest the Beavers had COVENTRY (57) - Lewis3 1-17, Waterford. prepay tax when they convert from Coventry’s Bob Harris (15) gets set to lay one in off the come to victory since they opened Berkowilz 3 5-7 11, Laferriere 1 0-0 that town administrators and HARTFORD (UPI) — Republican leaders have It voted unanimously to appoint the committee Friends may call at tbe funeral members of the Board of Directors apartments to condos. The new Monday on a motion by Richardd W. Dyer, chairman glass for two of his 10 points Tuesday night against the seaiion with a two-point loss at 2. Seymour 3 3-8 9, Harris 5 0-0 10, continued to break into two camps as the party Vinal Tech. Any thought that Kaplan 6 2-3 14, Kornfeld 1 0-0 2, home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 would like to discuss with the separate individual assessments of the board’s Curriculum and Instruction Cheney Tech in COC basketball action in Coventry. are usually higher than the old moved toward a weekend state convention to Cheney had turned its .season Morris 1 0-0 2. Totals 23 11-19 57. p.m. Memorial donations may be town’s delegates to the Legislature decide if it should open its primaries to Committee. made to the Community Baptist when they meet Thursday at 7:30 total assessment and’ the com The new members are Geoffrey Naab, Richard Church Memorial Fund, 585 E. plaints that result are time con unaffiliated voters. p.m. in the hearing room of Lincoln The plan to allow the state’s .547,000 unaffiliated Conde, PTA representative William Schwartz, John Center St. Center. suming for the assessor. Tucci, David Shulman, Joyce Trainer, Robert J. The town would also like to voters to participate in the GOP candidate Cheney Tech’s Bob Elliott (25) and Coventry's Ron The town has asked for the selection process picked up support Tuesday Smith, Paul Greenberg, Manchester Education Albert B. Harrison meeting for a discussion of legisla change the system under which the Association representatives Anne GauVin and Arthur Johnson back to haunt North Stars Seymour (14) battle for control (3t the basketball as Albert B. Harrison, 57, of 106 town library system gets about from Mary H. Boatwright of Stonington, one of tive concerns as it does every year. the state’s two Republican National Committee Glaeser, Gwen Brooks as the administrative Cheney’s Dan Wright (14) watches i*n the background in Hawthorne St., died early today at This year the town will ask about $3,000 less than it used to in the representative, and Peter Tognalli as the .MEA action Tuesday night. Patriots took easy 57-31 victory Manchester Memorial Hospital Connecticut Library program. The members. BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (UPI) state aid to communities for The open-primary proposal and an accompany alternate. period lead spurred by Johnson’s over the Techmen. after suffering an apparent heart support services to persons dis change came about when funds ' — Sometimes a trade can come two goals — both on power plays attack at his home. He was the were given to all libraries that ing call to make it easier for GOP candidates to back to haunt a team — just ask the abled by mental illness, in housing, qualify for primaries will be decided Saturday by and both on assists by Francis. husband of ConsJance (Wilkenson) psychiatric rehabilitation, case loaned books through tfe^exchange Minnesota North Stars. "We’ve been playing very well, ” Harrison. program. The funds used to go only 933 delegates to the state convention at the Former North Star Mark John management and vocational reha- Hartford Civic Center. ‘1984’ now top seller Francis said. ”We caught them He was born in Belfast, Northern ybilitation services, for instance. to libraries that loaned more books son notched two goals and Ron (North Stars) at a good lime. When One half of play Ireland, on Dec. 4, 1926, and came in the exchange than they bor The two proposals were raised by Sen. Lowell. Francis added four assists Tues The town also wants a change in Weicker Jr., R-Conn.. and GOP State Chairman STAMFORD (UPI) — George Orwell’s novel, you win, you get more confidence to Manchester at the age of 2. He the budgeting system of the rowed, and Manchester fell into ” 1984,’’ with its bleak and chilling world filled with day night to lift tha Hartford* and we’re slowly gaining our was a veteran of World War II, that category, c Thomas J. D’Amore Jr. and could prompt a Whalers to a 6-3 win, their first Municipal Employees Retirement spirited debate at the convention. doublespeak and Big Brother, has vaulted from the confidence against everybody'.” serving with the U.S. Navy in the Fund. Now the town does not get And the town would like to see ever at Minnesota. After Johnson’s first goal at 2; 26. too little for MHS Mrs. Boatwright, taking the opposite position ’’back list” to a top seller for the nation’s largest retail Pacific theater. He was employed figures until after it makes out the uniform filing procedures, and “Here I get to play a lot and my Minnesota’s Tom McCarthy as fellow national committee member John' book chain. Bv Len Auster as a truck driver for Interstate town budget. It wants the figures in times for the various types of tax WaldenBooks said Tuesday more tharrlO.OOO copies- confidence has never been scored on a power play at 5:38 to lie I4-for-28 for the half. It scored 10 Transportation Co., of South Wind exemptions. Alsop. said in a statement she strotigly endorsed higher,” said Johnson, who was Sports Editor buckets inside the lane as the Silk February. both allowing unaffiliated voters to vote in of ” 1984” were sold in the first week of 1984 — a rate the game but the Whalers took the sor where he had worked for 18 Pensions of firefighters in Man usually reserved fol- mass-market books with a movie traded from Minnesota to Hartford lead for good at 10:09 on Bobby**s. Towners allowed Hall too much years. He was a member of South primaries and an easier route to a primary. in October 1982 after playing just 10 Crawford’s score. WEST HARTFORD-When you penetration. chester are part of the fund. Mrs. Boatwright said she was ’’proud that my connection, such as ’’Return of the Jedi” in the ’’Star United Methodist Church and the The town also wants the two- games with the North Stars. "You Just 62 seconds later. Johnson play only one half the game, "That was due toJack of hustle.” Ancient Ghana party is trying to be inclusive, not exclusive. I Wars” saga. usually you pay the price. Manchester Army & Navy Club. year registration of motor vehicles ”It’s the kind of book everybody knows about and just can’t stay sharp when you’re added his second goal on a said Pearson. ”We weren’t rotat Besides his wife he leaves a son, The African nation of Ghana is welcome these changes.’’ not seeing a lot of ice time.” goalmouth feed from Francis. Manchester High paid the piper ing buck'on defefise. Tbe second changed. It delays tax payments. Alsop is expected to lead the opposition at few read, but this may be the year for the book to be here Tuesday night. Albert B. Harrison Jr. of Manches It also would like the 8 percent named after an earlier state that read,” said Joseph Gonnella, mass-market literature Minnesota rookie coach Bill Minnesota’s Brad Maxwell scored haW we did and they didn’t get ter; three daughters, Mrs. Shirley Tlourlshed-along the Niger River Saturday’s conventiqn to both the unaffiliated Mahoney didn’t indicate if he 55 seconds into the second period The Indians didn’t show up .for much inside.” Hall was eight-for- gross revenue tax on cable TV, or voter proposal and plan to lower the percentage of buyer for the Stamford-based'bookseller. Meadows of Tolland, Mrs. Joan some of that tax, to go to local between 800 and 1076 A.D. The would like Johnson back on the butHartford’s Ray Neufeld scored' the first 16 minutes and Hall High 24 from the floor in the second half Daily and Mrs. Leslie Friday of modern nation covers 92,100 delegates a candidate needs to qualify for a team but did say he wished his at 6:36 and Doug Sulliman followed took full advantage to record a but the damage had been done. The governments for use in programs primary. 65-50 decision in CCIL basketball Manchester; his mother, Mrs.. for local public access channels. square miles, slightly smaller than defensemen were all healthy. with a goal at 8:32. Silk Towners, 3-3 in the league and Agnes (Sloan) Harrison of Man the 'state of Oregon. It has a North Stars captain Craig Harts- In the third period. Hartford’s action. 4-3 overall, were never able to get It wants legislation that would "We only played 16 minutes.” chester; a brother, Samuel J. permit it to use proceeds from sale population of 10 million, princi 4.ive More burg is out for the season following Blaine Stoughton and Minnesota’s the Warrior advantage under 10. Harrison Jr. of Manchester; and pally members of the Adansi, 1 11 knee surgery Tuesday, while regu Steve Payne swapped goals. said Manchester coach Doug Pear ”11 was liketwodifferent games. by police of unclaimed goods for PlBUCNOTICKl son after seeing his Indians fall five grandchildren. any purpose the police officers and Akwamu and Ga tribes. Ruled by In ••• lar Gordie Roberts missed the Mahoney juggled the lines in the But we can't play like that against The HolmesTuneral Home, 400 Great Britain (as the Gold Coast) FREE!! Hartford game because of a sore third period to shake up his squad, behind at the half, 38-21, and never a good team. We have to hustle for the management agree on. Now it FREE!! recover. Main St., has charge of funeral must be used for the relief of sick, for 113 years, it was the first 'S elbow. which he criticized for failing to 32 minutes,” Pearson said. "The arrangements, which are British African colony to be BLOOD WITHOUT "Obviously we miss them,” hustle. “You can’t play 16 minutes of first half we weren’t patient on injured, ordisabled.policei^n/but basketball against a good team. If incomplete. most towns have separate provi granted full independence. Mahoney said. ”I t^nk our prob ’’This game goes beyond disap offense and gave them a lot of PRESSURE lem on defense is that we must take pointment,” he said. "If they there is a quality team in the transition opportunities. We got ' TAKEN BY SMOKING! the puck up ice and do it quickly. (Whalers) had a special strength league, it’s Hall, ” Pearson ourselves too deep into a hole but CLINIC A ^ Stop Smoking Today When we don’t, we’re in trouble.” and hadn’t shown it to us, then continued. I’m proud of the kids. They never Bronx earful to Spanish teacher REQISTFRED Johnson agreed with Mahoney’s that’s justification for a perfor Hall goes to 6-0 in the league, 6-1 quit. I don’t think Hall felt it had NURSE Results Guaranteed assessment. mance like this. But it was nothing overall, with the victory. the game won until the very end.” ★ Five Day Program The Warriors had u 16-12 lead at REDDING (UPI) — A high school Spanish teacher said the neighorhood is on the upswing and a safer V- ”I don’t know what it is about like that.” Minnesota thaf brings out the best :'For two periods, we were the turn despite a steal and layup Diamond, who had 15 first-half is showing students in this affluent town what it’s like place to visit. He spent last spring and summer living AT: LIGGETT PHARMACY and by Manchester’s John Janenda points, finished with a game-high to be poor and Hispanic in the ghetto by listening to in the South Bronx and speaks to his students with PARKADE HEALTH SHOPPE STOP SMOKING CENTER in us,” he said, "but we seem to outhit, we were outscored :jijd we know where their defenseman were outplayed,” right before the horn. You would 23 markers to lead four Warriors in their counterparts in New York City’s South Bronx. "some passion” about the plight of Hispanics. OF MANCHESTER suspect that might provide the twin figures. Tyrell Hartfield Thomas McAuliffe, an instructor at Joel Barlow Last Sunday, McAuliffe dropped off the first batch TIM E: EVERY THURSDAY 5 PM TO 9 PM were going to pass.” UPI photo Hartford continues its five-game Co-»pontortd Ha • COMMUNITY SERVICE by "Our idea was to force the pass road trip Friday night against the Indians with some momentum. chip()ed in with 13 and Steve High School, decided to exchange tape recorded of tape recordings at St. Athanasius Church in the Instead, however. Hall came out Becker and Smith 11 apiece. South Bronx where the pastor is his former classmate LIGCETT PAHKAOE PHARMACY PARKADE HEALTH A before they wanted to and I think it Hartford's Ed Hospodar (rear) has his stick caught in the Calgary Flames before visiting the conversations between students last spring after a AT THE PARKADE NUTRITION CENTER quickly in the second stanza. ”We Hustling Chris Petersen had a field trip to ’’Fort Apache” —Ih e New York City and a "street priest,” the Rev. Louis Gigante. A649-7867* worked,” added Hartford coach legs of Minnesota’s Neil Broten as they battle for the Vancouver Canucks Sunday night Jack Evans. ”It’s our best check to complete their longest swing of ran, it was the first time we ran all team-high 13 points for Manches Police Department’s 41st Precinct. y puck in NHL game Tuesday night in Minnesota. Whalers year, ” said Hall coach Chuck ter with Willis and Greg Turner Actual exchange visits will be considered if the ing effort against them.” the season. Hartford is 1-2 during The Whalers opened a 3-1 first took 6-3 decision. the current road trip. Claffey. The Warriors scored eight contributing 10 tallies apiece. initial program is successful, he said. unanswered points for a double Willis, also snared 10 rebounds. ’’We’re trying to show them an aspect of life they’ll digit lead. 24-12, Albie Harris came off the bench never see in Easton or Redding,” McAuliffe said, A Ken Willis jumper and foul and turned in a fine second-half referring to the two wealthy communities where NBA roundup Shot interrupted the Warrior skein performance for the Indians* residents keep expensive homes a short commute but in the final 3:12, Hall outscored from Manhattan. the Indians, 14-6, for the halftime HALL (65) — Becker 3 5-8 11, ’’This gives a more human aspect to learning a b a r m a n , reading. Six-foot-3 senior forward Betts 1 0-2 2, Smith 3 5-6 II, language,” he said. CLEARANCE Mike Diamond netted eight points Diamond 8 7-8 23. Hartfield 5 3-4 13, McAuliffe, 51, was raised in the South Bronx and McAdoo’s return aid to Lakers in the second period, connecting on Koeppel 0 1-2 I. Sutherland 0 0-0 0, all three’of his field goal tries, and Pustilnik 2 0-0 4. Totals 22 21-30 65. By United Press International ”We played tough defense to sas City whipped Dallas 112-102, Chicago its lUth win in its last 13 6-foot-2 senior Paul Smith came off MANCHESTER (50) - Willis 2 d—ww 060MO night after getting behind early.” Chicago nipped Indiana ' 105-104, games and its eighth straight at the bench to'also dump home eight 6-7 10, Anselmo 0 0-0 0, Spano 2 O-.l 4, The most dangerous Los Angeles •McAdoo said. ”We have been Utah clipped Phoenix 107-98, Seat home, Woolridge led the Bulls with markers. Petersen 6 1-1 13, Turner 4 2-2 10, /f s H ere ... O ur 30th Anniversary ... 30 Years in Laker is a recently injured one. playing so badly and that makqs tle shaded San Diego 111-106 and ■ 26 points. Indiana’s Herb Williams Hall was a sizzling eight-for-13 in Harris 1 3-4 5, Janenda 3 2-2 8, 1984 Bob McAdoo, playing for the this win very important to the Portland slammed San .Antonio scored 23. the second stanza, hitting five of Boggini 0 0-0 0, Woolbright 0 0-0 0. Manchester. at'SB? Main St. ... and we’re cel first time in four games, scored 32 whole team.” 133-120, their final, six tries, and shot Totals 18 14-17 50. SALE 30 Years Jazz 107, Suns 98 Oberammergau points Tuesday night to help the Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scored 16 ebrating with the points, in the third quarter after Cavaliers 116, Bucks 104 At Salt Lake City, Darrell Passion Play Tours ^ Lakers to a 136-132 overtime At Milwaukee, World B. Free Griffith scored 22 points, including victory^ over the Rockets in beingjheld to five the entire first scored 34 points, including 12 in the Houston. half tmd Johnson hit a 3-poinl goal a pair of slam dunks off steals in St. John’s rallies 15 days ' fromlmidcourt to slice the lead to decisive third period, to help the final minutes, to lead Utah. Biggest Anniversary Sale The Lakers had lost two straight Cleveland hand the Bucks their John Drew added ‘20 points for the in our history! in McAdoo’s absen ce, including a 92-91 after three periods. fourth straight defeat. The Cavs Germany, Austria, Switzerland 129-128 decision to the Rockets in The Rockets were led by Lewis Jazz. Rookie Rod Foster led and Liechtenstein In appreciation of your patronage thes.e past thirty years, used an 11-0 third-period spurt to Phoenix with 20 points. Los Angeles Sunday night. Lloyd with 28 points, including two take a 70-65 lead. Paul Thompson to thwart Huskies Jul. 19 - Aug. 2,1984 or Aug. 30 - Sept. 13,1984 we have drastically marked down all our regular merchan Lakers coach Pat Riley wel free throws with three seconds left dise. And we are delighted to pass these super savings on added 18 points for Cleveland. SuperSonics 111, Clippers 106 or ... comed McAdoo’s return. in regulation. Milwaukee was led by Sidney At Seattle, Gus Williams scored NEW YORK (UPI) - W.illie Connecticut’s Earl Kelley sank to you ... our loyal customers. "Our outside shooting has really - Rookie center Ralph Sampson Glass’ nerves do not shatter as two free throws. Glass converted Switzerland, Italy and Germany Moncrief with 28, 22 points and Jack Sikma added 19 From Our Men's Dep’t. been hurting with McAdoo hurt finihed with 20 points and 11 to lead the Sonics. Seattle had a easily as his name would indicate. two more foul shots with 15 seconds May 2 3 -J u n e s , 1984 PEARLS From Our Ladies Dep’t. and (Jarnaal) Wilkes not hitting. rebounds and Abdul-Jabbar had 21 Kings 112, Mavericks 102 "When we were in the room at left for a 66-61 lead. 12-point lead with just over two SUITS SUITS, BLOUSES 'When that happens, the teams will points and only 3 rebounds. Both At Kansas City, Mo,, Mike the half down by 10 we really didn’t Connecticut, 8-4 and 1-2 in the Big Woodson scored a season-high 27 minutes to play, but Norm Nixon Celebrate the 3S0th Anniversary of the Passion SLACKS SKIRTS, SHIRTS pack the defense down low to give fouled out late in the fourth and Terry Cummings helped Sun get too uptight about it.” said East, got a basket from Vernon Play with Triple-A. Next performance year 1990. us a lot of trouble,” Riley said. quarter. points to pace the Kings. Eddie Glass, who sank four free throws in Giscombe but Stewart responded SPORTCOATS SWEATERS Johnson scored 11 of his 16 points Diego rally to within two with 30 Oberammergau Film Night Jan. 26th, 1984, 7 SHIRTS Last week. Magic Johnson Los Angeles is still one game seconds to play. Cummings scored the final 1:32 Tuesday night to lift with two free throws before tlie P.M., AAA, 391 Broad Street, Manchester. SLACKS boosted Los Angeles upon his behind Portland in the Pacific as Kansas City .lutscdred Dallas No. 9 St. John’s to a 68'65 victory Huskies’ Karl Hobbs hit a jumper 24-10 for an 88- 72 lead over the last a game-high 23 points and Nixon Call 646-7096 for Free Admission. SWEATERS DRESSES return from a finger injury that Division while Houston remains in had 21. over Connecticut in a Big East at ifhe buzzer. TIES COATS sidelined- him for 13 games. The the Midwest Division basement. eight minutes of the third quarter, game. ^hris Mullin hud 21 points and 8 A tt A A A rRAVEL AGErtCV chena S10O 000 Mooh ol ft.y,, ,n.u, Mark Aguirre scored 24 points for •^ 9 on Kh9dul9d airliriM. iravolor’t chocki without Mr«.ce cha'o* tr** panpori Lakers were 7-6 without Johnson. "We are good enough to beat Trail Blazers 133, Spurs 120 Glass hit two foul shots with 1:32 rebounds for St. John’s while pnotot and ti>Mrai ratoi at Brodloy Airport for valti parkirvg I t ’s a Gala Sale ... all the above drastically reduced ... com e Johnson also played a big part in anyone in this league, but we leL Dallas and Rolando Blackman At Portland, Ore., Wayne Cooper remaining to snap a 59-59 lie and Stewart and Moses had It poinjs help us celebrate. You won’t be sorry... Tuesday’s win, hitting a 12-foot one slip away tonight,” Rockets added 23. scored 22 points and Mychal Ron Stewart followed with a apiece and Glass 10. Tim Coles led forward Robert Reid said. "This AAA TRAVEL AGENCY Pearls All sales final. All sales for cash, check. Mastercard or Fisa. jumper with 1:08 left in overtime. Bulls 105, Pacers 104 Thompson added 21 to lead Blaz fastbreak layup on a pa.ss from Connecticut with 16 points and 13 TV AND APPLIANCES There will be a charge for alterations on sale merchandise. The Rockets jumped to a 28-8 has to be our toughest loss of the At Chicago, Orlando Woolridge’s ers. Thompson scored 17 points in Mike Moses 23 seconds later to pul rebounds. 391 BROAD ST. lead but James Worthy scored 10 year because we grabbed the lead basket at the buzzer lifted the the first half as Portland shot 70 the Redmen ahead 63-59. ”ll's tough when you’re that ‘^The Quality Store East of the River Since '54” points in the second quarter and in overtime but couldn’t hold it.” Bulls. Trailing 104-103, Woolridge percent from the-field to take a St. John’s, 11-1 overall and 2-0 in close and you want to grab the MANCHESTER 646-7096 McAdoo had nine as Los Angeles In other games, Clevleand drove the lane and tossed in a 72-58 lead. Artis Gilmore had 26 Big East, took a 4-point lead on a brass ring and you can’t,” said pulled within 58-49 at halftime. clubbed Milwaukee 116-104, Kan seven-foot bank shot to give points for San Antonio. free throw by Jeff Allen. After UConn coach Dom Perno, U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Jan. 11, 1984 M A M IIK S T K H IIK H A I.I) Wi'il.-ii'Mi.iN .l.m H i‘iH4 11 Scholastic roundup Scoreboard East cagers on downslide, bow to ND Whalers 6, North Stars 3 Hawks 103, Warriors 101 N.C. Wesleyan 71, Va. Wesleyan 62 Jazz 107. Suns 98 PIm. Bch Atintic 70, Toccoo Falls69 Shepherdstown 77, Allentown (Pa.) WEST HAVEN - A highly become even more difficult, with 3; 30 p.m. Dalone 1 9-3 2, Morianos 9 0-0 IS, Bruce Morrison paced Portland We've played well enough to Scholastic Hockey Hartford 3 2 1 --6 (MLDEN STATE (101) PHOENIX (9S) 66 regarded Notre Dame of games coming up against two of " I f we could have had just a little Hohenthal 2 5-9 9, Markham 0 0-0 0, with 18 points. Bass had 17, win but it would be nice to pound Minnesota 1 1 1—3 Short 10-15 10-16 30, Smith 5-8 0-0 10, Nance 38 310 12, Lucas 313 4-4 14, So. Alobama 59, So^ Florida 58 Haven squad held E^st C a th o lic the state's top teams. Friday, the some goals home in the second and First period—1, Hortford, Johnson 20 Carroll 8-19 2-3 18, Collins 0-3 OO 0, -Edwards 4-12 36 13, Macy 3)9 30 10, Tompo 106, Florldo Tech 79 bit more offense, we would have Maher 0 0-0 0. Totals 17 7-17 41. Bolton's next game is Friday (Bourbonnals, Francis), 2:26. 2, Mln- Conner 8-17 3-4 19, Brewer 2-6 2-3 6, M Tenn. 70, Louisiana St. U- 69 13 points in the first half Tuesday Davis 316 30 16, Adams i-8 30 2, Robey E a gl^ will entertain Hartford_ won the game tonight,'' Armstrong night at Cheney Tech. third periods as well. I don’t want NHL standings nesoto, McCorthy 23 (Broten, Bel Johnson 3-13 3-3 10, Bratz 34 0-0 6, Tillls 2-4 2-2 6, Pittman 1-2 31 2, Foster 9-19 2- Tenn.-Chatt. 69, Appalachian St. 59 night, and went on to post a 60-51 County Conference aYch-rival insists. " I f we could get one more Bolton nipped to take anything away from our lows), 1-5 00 2, Mannidn OO OO 0. Totals 4090 2 20, Scott 1-2 1-2 3, Sanders 31 30 0 Transylvania 64, lndiano-SE66 PORTLAND ($5) - Smith 10-02, 5:38.3, Hartford, Crawford 17 (SuMIman), 2029 10). W. Va. Weslevon 9J, Glenvllle69 victory over the Eagles. South Catholic, and non- consistent scorer, we would be effort, though. We skated hard last Bennet girls Totals 39-94 2 327 98. BOLTON — Bolton High basket Morrison 7 4-5 18, Flood 1 0-0 2, Wales Conference 10:09. 4, Hartford, Johnson 21 (Francis, ATLANTA (103) UTAH (107) Midwest "They outquicked us and out- conference foe St. Bernard will over the hump. . Coleman 1 2-2 4, Bass 7 3-5 17. night.” Bennet girls' varsity basketball team Patrick Division D unn), 11:11. P ena ltie s—Law ton, Roundtield 6-10 6-10 18, Wilkins 6-15 2-3 Bemidii St. 77. Northwestern Minn. 49 ball team staged a second half W L T Dantlev 3)7 36 )5, Bailey 311 38 18, muscled us." said East coach Jim visit the East gym Tuesday. "W e must have missed 15 shots East opened the scoring at the If,. Edwards ot South Pfs. GF GA Min, 14, Ralllns 7-9 OO 14, Davis 7-12 4-4 18, Eaton 4-9 2-2 10, Green 37 7-8 13, Grittilh Centro! Missouri 100, Benedlctlne53 comeback Tuesday night but saw it Buttram 3 4-4 10, Larke 1 0-0 2. Tuesday otternoon. NY Islanders 28 14 2 58 203 153 1:55; Bailey, Har, 4:05; Crawford, Har, Rivers 4-5 5-6 13, E. Johnson 4-8 2-5 10, Culver-Stockton 78, St. Ambrose 71 Penders, who saw his team lose for "I saw a little light in the fourth from three feet or less which is ; 13 mark on Mike K eeler’s sixth' NY Rangers 1316 1-2 22, Drew 315 4-6 20, Wilkins 31 fall a point short, as Portland Johnson 0 0-0 0. Totals 21 13-16 55. 2 Kelly O’Connell and Kris Howard each 24 14 5 S3 175 163 8:00; Acton, Min, 10:49; Plett, Min, Witimon 34 OO 6, Glenn 38 00 10, 2-2 2, Eaves 0-0 32 0, Kelley i-2 30 2, Defiance 106, Indiana Tech 71 the second time in a row and for the quarter. The kids played a little certainly frustrating. But I try to BOLTON (54) — Ferguson 4 2-2 goal of the season, assisted by had six points and Joanna Zpchery tive Philadelphia 23 12 6 52 187 152 13:26; Turgeon, Har, 15:58; AAandich, Landsberger 01 OO 0, Brown 01 OO 0 Illinois St. 93. U.S. Internot I. 66 defeated the Bulldogs, 55-54, in Washington 20 20 3 43 149 Boswell 2-5 1-1 5. Totols 39-83 2337 107. fifth time in its last six games. The more together last night,'' Penders look positively. I feel we have defenseman Dick Freni. The Eagle tor Bennet, 1-2. O'Connell and Wendy 148 Min, 15:58; Kotsopoulos, Har, 16:33. Totals 42-73 19-28 103. Phoenix 27 18 22 31— 98 Illinois Weslevon 76. Whdaton 57 COC play. 10, Owen 5 1-2 11, Sheetz 1 0-0 2, Pedemonte had 20 and 10 rebounds Pittsburgh 9 28 5 23 130 188 Second period—5, Minnesota. Max Golden State 25 20 27 29—10) Luther 62. Wls.-Plotteville 59 non-conference loss dropped the said this morning. made infinite progress since the defenseman fed Keeler along the respectively. New Jersey 9 31 2 20 120 189 well U*oh 30 26 24 27—107 The game was tied at 14 after one Zorba 4 3-4 11, Haloburdo 2 0-0 4, Atlanta 29 25 34 15—103 Three-point gool—Grittilh. Fouled Malone 65, Rio Grande 52 Eagles' overall record to3-5, Notre "W e need a victory, and it's got beginning of the year. Jen Kohut Carpenter 8 0-0 16. Totals 24 6-8 54. left boards and the latter went in on Adams Division 13 (Broten, Plett), :55. 6, Hartford. Three point goals -M . Johnson. Fouled out— Morycrest 99, Knox 68 • Dame is now 5-2. period, but Portland opened up a Boston 26 12 3 55 181 126 Neuteld l2 (Turgeon), 6:36. 7, Hartford, out—Wilkins. Total (ouls—Golden N'western (Iowa) 86, Midland (Neb.) 80 to be against a good team to get our has a steady game every night out. a semi breakaway, firing from the Buffalo 25 13 4 54 None. Total (ouls—Phoenix 28, Utah 21 32-24 lead at the half. In the third 172 149 Sulllman 3 (Fronds, Stoughton), 8:32. State Rebounds—PhoenJx 59 (Edwords No. Cenlrol 65, Augustono 55 Notre Dame led by 17‘6 after one confidence back." Heather Hohcnthal is doing a super top of the left faceoff circle into the Quebec 24 16 3 51 209 158 Penalties— Bailey, Har, 3:17; Maxwell, 22, Atlanta 25. Rebounds—Golden Stote41 Ohio Dominican 74. Mt. Vernon 70 quarter, the Bulldogs outscored Ice Hockey Montreal period. 28-13 at the half and 46-23 EAST CATHOLIC (51) - Galli- job on the board, she had 21 top comer of the cage. 20 20 2 42 159 154 Min, 3:33; Bailey, Har, 12:53; Mandich, (Smith 10), Atlonta 37 (Roundtield 11). Utah 56 (Bailey 9). Assists—Phoenix 23 Walsh 93, Urbono 62 their opponents, 15-6, to take a Hartford 15 23 3 33 145 175 Min, 15:54. Southwest after three quarters. Notre Dame gan 4 0-0 8, Dargati 6 1-2 13, rebounds tonight and dominated Kevin Hutt made it 2-0 at 5; 15 Assists—Golden State 17 (Conner 6)„ (Moev 9), Utah 28 (Donllev, Green 8). one-point lead, 39-38. The teams East on top Bowling Campbell Conference Third period—8, Hartford, Stoughton 21 Atlanta 26 (E. Johnson 10). Technicals— Technical—Phoenix (lltegol defense). Ark. St. 62. Tenn. St. 49 built the lead by not turning over' Brunone 3 4-6 10, Smith 5 0-0 10, the boards. Michelle Morianos had with his second goal of the season. Norris Division (Bourbonnals, Francis), 10:05. 9, Min none. A—4,079. Bishop 84, Jarvis 73 exchanged the lead several times A— V the ball and by holding the Eagles Theriault 3 4-4 10, Perno 0 0-0 0, 18 points and is developing into a RID G E FIE LD — Coming out of The Eagles made it 3-0 at 10; 06 •••••••••••••••••••••• W L T Pts. GF GA nesota, Payne 12 (Ashton, Maxwell), 10,720. Houston 69, Texos 58 in the final period, before Por Minnesota 20 18 4 44 189 193 14:05. Penalties—MacAdam, Min, 8:47; Lomor 75, Texos-Son Antonio 51 to one shot, according to Penders. McPadden 0 0-0 0. Totals 21 9-12 51. consistent scoring threat and sev the gate quickly for a second on an unassisted goal from Ken tland's Irv Bass hit two free throws St. Louis 19 21 4 42 166 176 Minnesoto bench (served by Lawton), New Mexico St. 75,GrondCarivon60 "It was frustrating." he said. NOTRE DAME (60) - Sadler 2 eral players, especially Michelle straight game. East Catholic West, his eighth of the campaign. It Chicago 17 23 3 37 149 163 10:17; Hospodar, Har, 13:16; Plett. Min, Kings112.Mavericks102 ' West with six seconds . left to put Toronto Sonics 111,Clippers 106 The Eagles staged a fourth quarter 2-2 6, Riccio 6 1-4 13, Johnson 10 5-8 Carrier, are playing much better. tripped Ridgefield High, 3-1, in ice was a short-handed goal with West 15 22 5 35 167 202 malor, 17:20; Robertson, Har, maior, ■ Azusa Pacific 75, Calif. Luther on 71 Portland up 55-52. Senior Alan hockey action Tuesday night here. Blossoms Detroit IS 23 4 34 153 181 17:20. Chapman 91. Sul Ross 77 comeback, outscoring their oppo 25, Roberts 2 1-15, Spurril 3 3-6 9. "What the team must realize is stealing the puck from a Ridgefield Smyttie Division Shots on goal— Hartford 7-10-11—28. DALLAS (102) SAN DIE(X> (106) nents by 14 points. "In the fourth Mulvey 1 0-0 2. Totals 24 12-21 60. Carpenter hit a basket at the The win was the ninth in as many 237-535, Judy Wozniak Edmonton 32 7 4 68 259 171 Minnesota 6-12-11—29. Aguirre 8-22 8-13 24, Nlmphius 7-12 0-0 they are improving and if they defender at the latter’s blue line. 14, Cummings 5-14 4-6 14, Davis 2-8 0-0 4, Brooks 4-9 2-2 10, Cummings 9-20 37 23, •••••••••••••••••••••• quarter, the kids did a good job," buzzer. starts for the high-flying Eagles 211*505, Janet Hattqn 484. Morty Brad Vancouver 16 23 5 37 168 179 Goalies—Hartford, Millen. Minne Donaldson 34 30 6, Hodges 7-15 2-2 18, continue to work hard, theirefforts He walked down the right side and shaw 469, M ary Bania 191*497. Calgary 15 19 7 37 153 180 sota, Blackman 10-19 35 23, Harper 4-12 0-0 9, Penders said. We played well in the third while the loss drops the Division I Gornett 2-2 2-4 6, Ellis 0-4 0-0 0, Turner Nixon )0-)7 30 21, Kelser 6-9 4-5 16, will begin to pay off with some W's with a defenseman draped all over Winnipeg 15 21 5 35 179 200 Meloche. A—13,239. McDowell 30 30 0, Whitehead 3-6 30 6, Center Jeff Johnson led Notre quarter," Bolton coach Dave Leete Tigers to 6-2 for the season. Los Angeles 14 21 7 2-5 2-2 6, West 1-1 0-0 2. Totals 41-99 19-30 (w in s )A rm s tro n g continued. him managed to blast home a shot 35 183 196 102. Smith 1-1 2-2 4, McKinney 1-3 30 2, Baseball Dame with 25 points, including 14 MHS girts off target said. "W e played well all the way East can assure itself a tourna (Top four In each division Qualify for Pierce 0-1 30 0. Tolals‘ 44-85 1318 106 Tara McGuire and Missy Mar- to the lower right corner from 15 Stanley Cup playoffs.) KANSAS CITY (112) in the first half. Guard Rob Riccio through." ment berth, in Division II’, Satur E.Johnson 7-14 2-2 16, Dlberdlng 0-1 2-2 SEATTLE (Itt) Its continued inability to put the kiewicz netted 18 and 16 points feet out. Tuesday’s Resuits Nordlques 7. Penguins 1 Kino 31) 22 12, Vranes 3-4 1-2 7, -had 13. Leete called the game his team's day night when it faces Notre Quebec 7, Pittsburgh 1 2, Merlweather 30 04) 0, Drew 7-21 35 ball in the basket turned up in respectively to pace Hall, 5-1 in the Ridgefield had a 24-22 edge in 19, Woodson 11-14 3 5 27, Thompson 4-5 3 Sikma 7-13 36 19, Williams 7-19 8 13 22, Hall of Fame voting Captain Jim D a r^ ti led East best of the year "by far.” The loss Dame High in West Haven at 7 p.m. N.Y. Islanders 4, New Jersey 2 Pittsburgh 0 10—1 Wood 6-10 2-2 14, Chambers 315 5-5 17, spades Tuesday night as Manches league and overall. shots with Eagle sophomore goalie Basketball Hartford 6, Minnesota 3 6 13, Nealy >4 4-5 10, Knight 2-11 2-2 6, with 13 points. The Starting front was the Bulldogs' seventh of the "W e did all the scoring in the Quebec 1 5 1—7 S.Johnson 4-6 37 14, Buse 1-2 30 2, Suttle Sundvold 38 4-5 )6, Hawes 1-3 2-2 4, ter High fell to Hall High, 51-41, in H ALL (51) — Campanelli 3 3-4 9, Steve Cavallo sharp. St, Louis 2, Vancouver 0 First period—1, Quebec, Sauve 2 (P. Brown 31 30 0. Totals 4l-84 29-37 HI. NEW YORK (UPl) — Results ot the line of Chris Brunone, John The season in as many games. They first period and were able to keep Wednesday's Games 33 34 3, Mlcheoux 30 30 0. Totals 39-81 CCIL girls' basketball action at Smith 3 0-2 6, Reichlin 1 0-2 2, S tastny, . M a ro ls ), 15:32. 34-38 112. San Diego 27 26 20 33—106 Baseball Writers Association of Ameri riault and Joe Smith had 10 points are now 0-5 in Charter Oak them off the boards," said East East was whistled for 14 minutes (All Times EST) Penalties— Seottle 24 31 29 27—111 ca's 1984 Hall of Fame balloting (303 of Clarke Arena, Markiewicz 5 6-9 16, McGuire 7 4-6 Boston of Detroit, 7:35 p.m. Dallas M 20 22 30—102 each. Conference action. Portland is 3-1 coach Bill Mannix. "This was the in penalties, much to Mannix’ MeSorley, Pitt, (double minor), 12:00; Kansas City 33 27 28 24—112 Three-point, goals — Hodges 2, 403 total votes needed forelection). The setback was the fourth in a 18, Law 0 0-0 0, Przybycien 0 0-0 0, Phlladelphio at Buffalo, 7:35p.m. Palement, Que, (double minor), 12:00; Nixon. Luis Aparicio. 341; Harmon Killebrew, A season which b egai^ith some in the league and 5-1 overall. second game in a row we’ve done annoyance. "That’s almost an Montreal otToronto,8:05p.m. Three-point goals—Harper. Fouled Fouled out—none. Total (ouls—Son row for the Silk Towners, 2-4 in the Krall 0 0-0 0, Springer 0 0-0 0, Adult Carlyle, Pitt, 12:10; Hunter, Que, 12:10; out— 335; Don Drysdale. 316; Hoyt Wilhelm, picking East as a contender fof a Carpenter led Boltop with 16 that,'.' he added, noting the four- entire period. We were fortunate Edmonton at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. Roulston, Pitt, 14:33; M. Stastny, Que, ■Diego 290; Nelson Fox, 246; Billy Willioms. 202; league and 3-5 overall. It's a trend Haycock 0 0-10. Totals 19 13-23 51. Winnipeg at Calgary, 9:35 p.m. None. Total (ouls—Dallas 28, Kansas City 30, SeaUrFT9j, Rebounds—Son Diego 42 state championship has turned into points. Senior center Keith Owen goal explosion the Eagles expe our penalty killing units were Westown Pharmacy 73 (Lyndon 18:14. 31. Rebounds—Dallas 56 (Nlmphius 15), Jim Sunning. 201; Orlondo Ceoedu, 124; that Coach Steve Armstrong will MANCHESTER (41) - Craft 0 Krooh 37, Craig Phillips 14, Dennis Washington ot Los Angeles, 10:35 Second period—2, Quebec, Goulet 29 (Cumoflngs Donaldson 10), Seattle 33 Ton/ Olivo, 124; Roger Moris, 107. a frustrating one for Penders and had 13 rebounds and 11 points. rienced when they knocked off sharp. It’s tough to score when Thursday's Games Kansas City 42 (Neoly 9). Assists—Dallas (Kino(8). Assists—Son Diego 27 (Nixon hope to reverse Friday afternoon 0-00, Sullivan 12-54, Carrier 10-02, Downer 10), OIRosa'Cleoners 68 (Hal (Hunter. Slelgher), 3:37. 3, Pittsburgh, 26 (Auglrre 10), Kansas City 24 (Drew Horvev Kuenn. 106; Moury Wills. 104; his Eagles. Things promise to Senior Alex Zorba had 11 points Enfield, stopping the Raiders’ you’re killing penalties. We took Rawlings 18, Carl Bulauclus 14, Peter Boston at St. Louis, night Roulston 9 (Hotham), 7:33. 4. Quebec, 10) Sehttle 27 nWiliioms 7). Technicol- Lew Burdette, 97; Bill Mazeroski, 74; against Fermi High in Enfield at Kohut 3 0-0 6, Hightower 0 0-0 0, Moptreol at N.Y. Islanders, night 9). Technical fouls—Dallas Coach Motto. none. 8.327.' and 10 rebounds. 43-game winning streak. too many.” Denz 12). Aubry 1 (Ginies, P.Stastny), 10:21. 5. A—5,608. Elroy Foce, 65; Elston Howard. 45; Joe Green Hardward 93 (Steve Chotiner Quebec at New Jersey, night Quebec. Savard 16 (unassisted), 11:16. 6. Torre. 45; -Thurmon Munson. 29; Don 22, John NIekrash 14, Jett Gott 11, Tom N.Y. Rangers at Philadelphia, night Quebec, Goulet 30 (Hunter), 11:56. 7, Larsen, 25; Wilbur Wood, 14; Jim Pletka 11, Rich Haydosz 10), Pagonl Toronto at Minnesota, night Quebec, P. Stastny 22 (M. Stastny, Fregosi. 4; Jim Bouton. 3; Dove Caterers 69 (Craig Kearney 22,- Tom R ochefort), 12:52. Penalties—Aubry, Bulls 105, Pacers 104 9zers133.Spursl20 Johnson, 3; Mickey Stonlev, 2; Bob JaworskI 15). Que, Bailey. 1; Cloy Carroll. 1. Nelson Briles, Sports in Brief Barton shoots Jim Colburn and Ron Fairly foiled to 16:35; Boutet, Pitt, 18:41; Palement,Que. INDIANA 004) SAN ANTONIO (120) AHL standings 2 0 :00 . receive a vote. Midgets Kellogg 717 4-6 18, Williams 9-13 5-7 23. Bonks 3-6 0-0 6, Jones 5-9 0-0 10, * - ’ . ■ Third period—8, Quebec, P. Stastny 23 Gilmore 11-17 4-4 26. Gervin 9 18 4-5 22. (Sauve, Price), 17:04. Penalties— Stipanovich 5-13 4-5 14. Sichting 9-13 2-2 NCAA rebuffs proposal Pirates 24 (Pat Kelley 6, Matt Northern 20. Thomas 3-9 2-2 8. Johnson 2-8 2-2 6. Lucas 5-11 M 12, Roberts 5-8 0-0 10. John Prlgnano 4, Joe King played well). W L T Pts. GF GA Carlyle, Poxson 2-5 0-0 6, Edmonson 2-6 2-4 6. down LSU Pitt, 1:57; Rissllng, Pitt, 6:54; Hunter, Walters 0-0 0-0 0. McKenno 5-8 2-2 12, DALLAS — An emotional and potentially Hawks 10 (Mike Mllazzo, Mark Ursin Fredericton 23 16 3 49 178 130 McNomoro 8-9 2-7 18. Miller 2-2 0-0 4 af- Que, 6:54; Rissllng, Pitt, 12:06; Rissllng, Lowe 1-3 1-2 3. Totals 41-84 22-28 104. devisive attempt to alter the method in which played well). Adirondack 20 14 7 47 179 172 CHICAGO (105) Totals 52-91 13-21 120. Nova Scotia 19 19 7 45 157 162 Pitt, (maior-misconduct). 16:38; PORTLAND (133) Soccer collegiate athletics are governed was rebuffed N h Hayas 28 (Keith Woltt 8, Lindsey MeSor Greenwood 9-15 2-2 20. Woolrldge9-198- Bv Fred Lief Boutlller 7, Ward Saunders 5, Brian Moncton 20 18 3 43 142 143 12 26. Corzine 4-16 2-2 10. Whatley 2-8 4-6 Carr 8-11 3-5 19. Nott 7-9 0-0 14, Tuesday, but for the second straight year college Hazzard played well). Lakers 19 (Mike Maine 15 16 6 36 151 148 le y , Pitt, (minor-misconduct), Thompson 7-11 7-8 21. Lever 3-8 5-6 11, UPl Sports Writer 16:38; 8, Wiggins 10-19 2-4 22, Dailey 1-9 0-0 2. presidents made major dents in the tradition- McNamara and Randy JullanI played Sherbrooke 12 27 3 27 156 209 Oldham 3-5 0-0 6. Higgins 5-8 1-2 11. Jim Poxson 7-11 2-5 16. Cooper $-10. 6-7 w e ll). Southern M arols, Que, (double minor- 22, Drexler 5-10. 0-0 10. Jordan 0-2 OMO, misconduct), Totals 43-99 19 28 105. NASLstandings bound structure of the NCAA. Willie Burton hoisted one up and Louisiana State Baltimore 24 10 7 55 193 155 Indiana 26 20 29 29—104 Lamp 2-4 4-4 8. Norris 2-4 2-2' 6, The NCAA's 78th convention rejected a Rochester 23 17 2 48 198 J58 16:38; Carlyle, Pitt, 18:23; Savard, Que, Verhoeven 3-3 0-0 6, Piotrowski 0-0 0-0 0. came tumbling down. 18:23; Wesley, Que. 18:23. Chicago 30 18 25 32—105 Totals 52-83 29-37 133. proposed 44-member board of presidents that Springfield 19 15 4 42 163 150 Three-point goals—none. Fouled W L P e t. GB "A t first I couldn't believe 1 had done it," said New Haven 19 23 3 41 199 206 Shots on goal—Pittsburgh 11-7-5— Son Anttfnio 33 25 31 31—120 New York 8 4 .667 — 23. out—) would have had powers to enact or suspend Burton, Tennessee's 6-foot-7 forward. "It wasn't until St. Catharins 17 20 4 38 167 186 none/rotal touIs—Indiono 24. Chicago 21. Portland 38 34 29 32—133 Golden Boy 8 4 .667 — legislation on its own. Even though such action Hershey 14 21 6 34 152 181 Quebec 13-17-14—44. Three point goals— John Poxson 2. Chicago 8 6 .571 1 my teammates piled on me that it really hit m e." Goalies—Pittsburgh, Romano. Qu 'Reoounds—Indiana 47, (Kellogg 16), Lucas. Fouled out—McNamara. Totols would have been subject to majority approval by Binghamton 15 24 3 33 183 217 Chicago 52 (Corzine 16). Assists—Indiana Son Diego 7 6 .538 r , With two seconds left Burton sank a 30-footer Tuesday's Result ebec, fouls— Son Antonio 33 Portland 26. Tulso 6 8 .429 3 Bouchard. A—15,014. 30 (Lowe 7), Chicago 26 (Whatley 11). the following NCAA convention, delegates to this Tuesday night to send Tennessee to a 70-69 over Radio, TV Binghamton 5, St. Catharines 3 Technical—Chicago illegal defense. Rebounds—Son Antonio 32 (Gllmort* Vancouver 5 7 .417 3 year's meeting were not willing to place so much Wednesdoy'sGames A— 9), Tampa Boy 4 11 .267 5 . 17th-ranked LSU in a Southeastern Conference upset Portland 37 (Cooper 7). Assists—Son authority in the hands of so few. Springfield at Adirondack 4,622. Tuesday 's Gomes at Knoxville. • ...... $...... Binghamton ot Hershey Antonio 30 (Lucas 8), Portland 30 (Lever Tulso 4. San Diego 2 Moments after turning down the controversial Moncton at Maine 81. Technicols—Portlond Coach Rom Golden Bov 3, Vancouver 2 ' LSU was no innocent bystander in the proceedings, Baltimore at New Haven soy. Wednvsday’s Games Proposition 35, however, the convention almost • TONIGHT blowing the first of two 1-and-lsin the final 16seconds. U Fredericton at Nova Scotia Cavaliers 116.Bucks 104 Son Antonio Coach Boss. A—12,666. No Gomes Scheduled unanimously approved a so-called presidential *7:00 Volvo Masters Tennis, USA Thursday’s Games Thursday's Games ^ commission which has the right to place proposed After the second miss, Tennessee's Kirk Nalerpassed Luis Aparicio Don Drysdale Harmon Killebrew CoDle No Games Scheduled Basketball No Gomes Scheduled to Burton, who spun toward the basket and let fly. 7:00College basketball: North Carol CLEVELAND(116) legislation before the NCAA and to call a special ina State vs. V irginia. ESPN Hubbard 4-9 2-2 10. Shelton 6-112-2 14. BigEastresult session of the convention at any time. "W e went to Willie and he made the big shot," said 7:30 Celtics vs. W arriors, Sport- Cook 4-7 1-29, Free 15-253-334. Huston 6-14 This watered-down version of the board of Volunteer coach Don DeVoe. "The important thing sChannel, WINF 2-2 14, Poquette 1-2 0-0 2. Hinson 0-0 0- 00. about this play was that Willie wanted that ball. We 7:30 Bruins vs. Redwings. Channel 36 NBA standings Thompson 6-10 6-6 18, Robinson 4-9 0-0 8. SUohn's68.UConn65 presidents is still a major step in involving chief 9:00 College basketball: Illinois vs. Islandera 4. Devils 2 Bogley3-60-07.Totals49-9316-17116. Football executive officers in the affairs of the NCAA. Last had worked on this play. In the end our concentration Indiana (taped). ESPN MILWAUKEE (104) was greater than theirs." Aparicio, Killebrew 11:00 College basketball: Boston Johnson 4-14 3-4 11, Pressey 3- 6 2-4 8, CONNECTICUT (65) year, chiefly because of the work of collegiate Eastern Conference College vs. Providence (taped), USA New Jersey 1 1 0—2 Lanier 1-2 3-4 5, Moncrlef 11-17 5-6 28. Williams 5-6 0-0 10. Broxton 1-3 0-0 2, presidents, the NCAA instituted revolutionary Burton finished with 21 points and Rob Jones had 16 Atlantic Division Cable NY islanders. 2 1 1—4 W L Pet. 6B Romor 6- 13 4-4 16, Bridgemon 6-17 6-6 18. Coles 6-10 4-10 16. Kelley 5-15 3-4 13, NFLplayolf schedule bylaws which call for a high school athlete to points and 13 rebounds for Tennessee, 11-4. LSU. up 11:30 College basketball: Notre First period—1, New Jersey, Bridgman Boston 27 8 .771 — Lister 3-80-06. Grevey 5-62-212. Cotchings Hobbs 3-8 0-0 6, Frederick 6-9 0-2 12. complete a specific curriculum before being 34-29 at the half, was led by Derrick Taylor with 18 Dame vs. Oregon, ESPN 8 (unassisted), 0:49. 2, NY Islanders, Ptillodelphla 24 10- .706 i 0-00-00. Totols39-8325-30104. BesseNpk .1-2 0-0 2. Giscombe 2-2 0-0 4. points. " Gilbert 15 (Trottler, Potvin). 6:54, 3, NY New York- 20 15 .572 7 Clevelond 31 26 36 23—116 Totals 29-55 7-16 65. (All Times EST) eligible for a scholarship. Islanders, Trottler 28 (Bourne, Morrow), Washinoton 17 17 .500 9Vz Milwaukee 29 26 26 23—104 ST. JOHN'S (66) LSU coach Dale Brown ha • I » - MANCHESTER HERALD Wednesday. Jan 11, 1984 MANCIIES'IER IIER.ALI) Wednesday. .Liij II 1984 — 13 Bids are high Area Towns on improvements In Brief Classified.. . Business Opportunities .. i22 Store/Office Space...... 44 643-2711 Notices Household Goods ...... 62 Situation Wanted...... 23 Resort Property . .'...... 45 For advertisements to be for Boiton field 1-84 plans to be clarified Lost/Found...... 01 AAisc. for Sole ...... 63 Rates Employment Info...... 24 Misc. for Rent...... 46 Home ond Garden ...... 64 Minimum Charge: published Monday, the dead BOLTON — An official of the state Department Personals...... 02 Instruction...... 25 Wanted to Rent...... 47 line is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. Announcements...... 03 P ets ...... 65 $2.25 tor one day of Transportation will be oiitiund at Community Roommates Wanted..... 48 Musical Item s ...... 66 Per Word: BOLTON — The Public Building Commission has Hall on the evening o/Jan. 25 to explain the design Auctions...... 04 Recreational Item s ...... 67 1-2 d a y s ...... 15c received only two bids for a project to improve the of the 1-84 substitute expressw ay at Bolton Notch Real Estote Read Your Ad Bolton High School soccer field, and both bids are at A n t iq u e s ...... 68 3-5 d a y s ...... 14c to interested residents. Homes for Sole...... 31 Services Classified advertisements least $7,000 over what the town is willing to pay. T o g S o l e s ...... 69 6 d a y s ...... I3c Financial Condominiums...... 32 Services Offered...... 51 ore token by telephone os a Last month, a group of Bolton residents W a nted to B u y ...... 70 26 d a y s ...... 12c Commission members had been warned by town Lots/Land for Sole...... 33 convenience. opposed to the expressway asked the Board of AAortgoges...... n Pointino/ Paper iho...... 52 engineer A.R. Lombardi that the project probably Investment Property..... 34 Happy Ads: The Manchester Herald is Selectmen to set up the meeting. Joseph Obara Personal Loons...... 12 Building/Contrqcting . . . . 53 would cost more than the SI6.0OO the town has set Business Property...... 35 $3.00 per colum n inch re sp o n s ib le o n ly fo r one in c o r from the DOT'S Newington office will explain the Insurance...... 13 Roofing/Siding ...... 54 aside. To make matters worse, Lombardi and Resort Property ..,.,..... 36 Autom otive rect insertion and then only design and answer questions. Wanted to Borrow...... 14 Heoting/Plumbing...... 55 Deadlines commission members have agreed that the proposed Flooring...... 56 Cors/Trucks for Sole ...... 71 tor the size of the original improvements wouldn't do much for the field anyway. Income Tdx Service...... 57 For classified advertise in se rtio n . Rentals Motorcvcies/Bicvcies . . . 72 ments to be published Tues The plan calls for some slight leveling of the field Em ploym ent Services Wanted...... 58 Ret Vehicles ...... Errors which do not lessen 73 day through Saturday, the and planting a grass cover. Rooms for Rent ...... 41 Auto Service*.! ...... 74 the value ottheodvertisement Cheese share-out changed & Education For Sale d e a d lin e " is n o o n cin the d a y B & P T urf F a rm of W indsor offered to do the work Apartments for Rent ..... 42 Autos for Rent/Lease 75 will not be corrected by on Help Wanted ...... 21 before publication. for $23,740. Art Barber Excavating Co. of Ellington BOLTON — 'The monthly distribution of federal Homes for Rent ...... 43 Holiday/Seasonal...... 61 Misc. Automotive ...... 76 additional insertion. bid $27,478. surplus cheese has been changed to Tuesday. Jan. 31. s-X Four firms submitted bids for a more expensive plan, called Alternative A. for which the commission It will be between 10 a.m. and noon at Community Hall. It w as originally scheduled for has indicated it m ay ask the town to grant additional Notices Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Condominiums 32 Apartments for Rent 42 Store/Office Space 44 Building/Contracting 53 X funds. The lowest bid for Alternative A — $31,913 — Jan. 30. came from John D'Amiito & Crown Excavating of Wethersfield. The highest, for $6l.52d. cam e from INSPECTOR FOR CO TWO BEDROOMS, TWO FOUR ROOM APART NEWLY DECORATED LEON CIESZY.NSKI Barberr Excavating. Lost/Found 01 Help Wanted UPl photo PART TIME LOR MATCHING — Be BATHS — Professional MENT — Heat and ap OFFICE SPACE In Man B U I L D E R — New homes, Members of the Belton school board have said they 3-S •*«nlny« p t r w tak. nefit package Included. area. Spacious, energy pliances. Off East Center. chester. Centrally lo additions, remodeling, wtcktndt optional. $«.Mpay Call 522-9006. MASSEUSE efficient. Ideal invest $450. Call 646-9608, days Dr. Cameron and Diane Kirchner visit Dec. 10. 1983. Lying in her isolette, she suggested the $16,000 limit after one contractor Fem ale prefer ted. full or part time cated with ample park rec rooms, oarages, kit FOUND — GM Car Key, rata. Car naadad. EicaHanl ment, proven excellent with Jesse Cameron in New Haven this Informally offered to do the work for that figure. Good atmosphere Excellent and 649-8920, nights.' ing, Call 649-2891. chens remodeled, ceil is the first of the four surviving siblings In Manchester Herald lor collaga aludanla Plaaaa CLERICAL OPENING clientele Windham area Can rental value. Also good When the project was given to the Public Building call Lin at 721-0349, 4-7pm ings, bath file, dormers, morning. Jesse, the second born and to breathe on her own without the aid of Parking Lot, 16 Brainard for good typist with solid weekdays after 5 p rn 642-7442 (or sm all (omily. M u st be THREE ROOM APART rooting. Residential or Commission to oversee, the contractor's offer was onjyjjoodai^hr^ridaj^ Saturday and Sunday anytime Place, 6n Wed., January office skills, full range of seen. Coll for appoint MENT — With heat, hot smallest of the Kirchner quintuplets, a mechanical respirator. never transmitted to the commission. At one point FORMAL NOTICE MANCHESTER — Ware com m ercial. 649-4291. 4th. Call 643-2711. benefits. Call 522-9006. ment, 644-3767. wafer, stove, refrigera house, R 8< Dand/or light was born at Yale-New Haven Hospital commission members considered, then rejected, a COOK — Experienced BOOKKEEPER — Part tor, carpet. $325. Security industrial space. 1000 sq. ANCHOR ELECTRICAL plan they estimated would cost around $100,000 to part time days and some time experienced only. Republican Caucus LOST — Shepherd cross, EXCELLENT OPPOR Deposit. No pets. Adults ft. to sq. t f Very CONTRACTORS — Do complete. nights. Apply In person: Computer experience re Rooms for Rent 41 25,006 black/tan, white-flecked TUNITY tor the right only. Centrally located. reasonable. Brokers pro any size or type ot work. LaStrada Restaurant, 471 quired. Display Craft, The plan would have given the high school a muzzle. Altered male. person. Work in a one Call 646-7690. tected. Call Hevman Fully insured. Free esti Hartford Road. Manchester, 643-9557. Four state quints ‘doing weil’ first-rate soccer field, according to com m ission The Republican Electors of Mancheeter are Thin. Bush Hill Rood man office, must be de Properties, 1-226-1206. mates. Call 647-0293. members, but would have cost far morethan what the orea. Reward. Please call pendable and pleasant. GENTLEMAN PRE MANCHESTER — Six hereby, notified of a caucus to be held on GAL FRIDAY — Typing town is ever likely to spend. 643-0515. SEWING MACHINE OP No special skills re F E R R E D . $50.00 weekly. room duplex, three bed OHLUND 8. KEHOE, By Dennis C. MllewskI The first-born quintuplet, an but the boys had reached 2 pounds Wed., Jan. 18,1984 - 7:30 p.m. at the follow and miscellaneous office ERATORS — Skilled sew quired. Will train. Call 646-2000. rooms, parking, attic INC. — Custom kitchen United Press International unnamed boy who waslieaviest at each and the girls 1J j pounds each, procedures. Must be very ing locations: LOST — Cat, vicinity ot ing machine operators 561-2345 for inform ation. Plus basement storage. and bath renovations, ad a scant 1.15 pounds, died Dec. 11. reliable and have own Services with all but Christopher fed milk South Main, Lutz Mu needed by local toy fac SHARE IW BATHS — •iftSO plus utilities. Imme ditions, wood, vinyl, NEW HAVEN - A Brunfortl but laniiross, medical director at through tubes. Voting District seum. All white with grey tory. Hourly rote based transportation. Coll 289- Kitchen privileges with 1 Robertson School - Media Center BUSBOYS/DISH- diate occupancy. Alibrio aluminum siding. Fully surgeon and his wife are bracing the hospital, was "cautiously op mark on forehead. Coll on capabilities. Needed 9371 for on appointment. owner and one other Realty, Inc., 649-0917, Jessie underwent surgery for a DR. RICHARD I. REABACK 2 Bowers School - Cafeteria. W ASHERS, WAI- insured Call 742-5986. for the arrival of four new family timistic” about the surviving 649-3079. Immediately. Coll 659- TRESSES — Days or tenant. Both men. Coll Services Offered 51 bowel inflammation brought on by 3 Buckley School -.Cafeteria members in March when doctors ■ babies. 0204 for appointment. evenings." Apply In per- ADDING TO STAFF — 649-7630. H E B R O N — Duplex to feeding, doctors said and the two 4 Marlin School - Cafeteria have said the surviving Kirchner FOUND — A rabbit on 'son, Podunk Mill Restau Immediate opening in share, professional fe Kirchner, an ear. nose and boys remained on respirators. The in the practice of 5 Buckley School - Cafeteria (noimniy smio. quintuplets should be able to go Myrtle Street, coll 643- worehouseTof wholesale male, non-smoker. $250. throat specialist on the staff of infants were scheduled to be 6 Nathan Hale School - Cafeteria rant, 989 Ellington Road, REWEAVING BURN Rootlng/Siding 54 home. 7224. distributor. Steady work, Apartments for Rent 42 Call 228-0036 or 643-9927. . surgery at Yale-New Haven, said discharged when they reached 4 Sputh Windsor. HOLES — zippers, um Doctors at Yale-.New Haven 7 Waddell School - Me'clia Center Monday thru Friday, the infants would be taken home pounds and could be fed pn their PODIATRY ANR 0 Verplanck School - Cafeteria brellas repaired. Window Hospital Tuesday said the tw o boys IMPOUNDED — Female, FRANKIE'S OF MAN BOOKKEEPER — Expe- overtime otter 40 hours. MANCHESTER — Plea one at a time so his wife could "get own. 9 Keeney School - Gym shades, Venetian blinds. BIDWELL HOME Im and two girls born Dec. 10 to Diane 8 years old. Shepherd. C H E S T E R Is now accept ’ rienced, part time. Able Additional benefits when MANCHESTER-One, two sant five room apart Keys.' TV FOR RENT. organized." FOOT SURGERV^ 10 Manchester High - Cafeteria qualified. Apply: Man provement Company — and Dr. J. Cam eron Kirchnerw ere ■Mrs. Kirchner had taken a Found on Charles Drive. ing applications, davs- to work Independently. and three bedroom ment, centrally located. Marlow's, 867 Main Mrs. Kirchner. 31. was released 11 Mahoney Rec - upstairs Community Room 1 /nlghts. 354 B road Street, chester Tobacco & Roofing , siding, altera gaining^ weight and progressing combination of fertility drugs and Call the Manchester Dog Must hove good typing apartments. Heat and hot Two bedrooms. $385 plus Street. 649-5221. from the hospital last month and • Sports Medicine 12 Cheney Tech - Cafeteria Manchester. Candy, 299 Green Road, tions, additions. Same well. knew six to seven weeks later that W arden, 646-4555. skills. A n opportunity to water. $400, $440, $495. utilities. Call 643-9927. her parents planned to help the • Chiidren and Aduit Foot Disorders Manchester. Coll 649-4800. num ber for over 30years. V. "T h e y continue to do well. a multiple pregnancy could be Purpose: to elect members from each dis g^w with young firm. BRICKS, BLOCKS, 649-6495. new mother at home. TOOL OR MOLD MAKER TWO BEDFftJbM DU yThey're still in fragile Condition. expected.' The babies were deli trict to Republican Town Committee. 2 year CTPIv to Box M, c/o The STONE — Concrete," Employment — Five years experience MANCHESTER — Three ✓ All of the problems they have run "W e don't know what it is like, " Manchester Herald. Situation Wanted PLEX — Central loca Chimney repairs. No lob vered by Caesarean section and term. reaulred. All benefits 23 room heated apartments. into are common to a baby of that Kirchner said of the couple's first tion. Fenced in yard. No too small. Call 644-8356. were the first quintuplets born at Office Hours By Appointment paid, 45 hour week. T o l No appliances. Security. pets. Security. No utili birth weight.” said hospital spo • children. "W e ll get one or two of Yale-.New Haven. Curtis M. Smith HOUSEWORK — Port Heating/Plumbing 55 & Education land area. Call 872-3313. Phone 646-2426, 9 to 5 ties. Call 649-0159. ODD JOBS, Trucking. kesman Gene Cooney. them home and get an idea of what The chances of quintuplets oc Chairman time. Flexible hours. Ex DAY CARE — In my 131 New-London Tpke., Glastonbury perience preferred, but weekdays. Home repairs. You name The infants were 13 weeks we need " curring naturally are about one in home. Ages 2 through-10. This Ad paid for By Republican Town Committee NiWSPAPER will train. THE HOUSE MANCHESTER — Six It, we do if. Free esti premature at birth and rem ain in The Kirchner quintuplets — 40 million and there are at least Full and port time open FOGARTY BROTHERS Louis Kocsis, Treas. Help Wanted 21 CARRIER NEEDED W O R K S, 647-3777. FOUR ROOM APART rooms, duplex. Centrally mates. Insured. 643-0304. their incubators, where the par •lessie. Leah. A ld e n , and C hris eight known surviving sets of 633-9004 ings available. Coll 646- MENT — No appliances. located. Appliances and — Bathroom remodel ents visit them daily. topher — lost initial birth weight in Manch«st*r 3533. ing; installation water quints in the United States. MATURE EXPE- $240 per month, plus utili hookups. Security dep PLANNING A WED Call ties, $300 Security dep osit reaulred. $400 heaters, garbage dispo EXPERIENCED BOOK- RIENCED FILE CLERK DING, SHOWER OR osit. No pets. Phone 643- monthly plus utilities. SPECIAL PARTY? Get sals; faucet repairs. 649- KEEPER/CASHIER — — For construction firm, Instruction 25 One of the bills would allow the Department of 647-9946 4751, 4 to 8pm. Call 643-8151. 15% to 20% oft Quality 7657 • V isa / M a sle rC a rd Health Services working with the state Attorney DISCOVER JEANS PLUS LOW, LOW PRICES! Full time. Experienced. port time. Flexible hours. accepted. Connecticut Reply to Box MM, c/o Invitations, Respond, G eneral's Office to take civil court action against Mature. Apply: Mar LIKE PRIVATE HOME. SOUTH WINDSOR — At low 's, Inc. 867 M a in , PART TIME RECEP The Herald. Thank vous. Call "An anyone who causes pollution of a public water TIONIST — Medium Studio-type apartment. tractive one bedroom nouncements By Nancy " supply. Manchester. In Brief sized law office. Conve FLORAL DESIGNER — Utilities, appliances. condo, fdllv applianced. - call 241-1218 tor day or For Sale niently located. Light Experience necessary. Wqrking single adult. No Tennis courts, pools and evening aboointment. Dying nurse needs funds Waterman lawyer attacks typing. 9am-1pm,3-4 days Coll Brown's Flowers, ART LESSONS. Adults. children, pets. Coll 643- many extras. ..$525 In a week. Call 643-7779. Inc., 643-8455. Beginners and Ad 2880. cludes heat and hot wa M ,/aK E A CLEAN vanced. Small classes. ter. Call 289-1678. SWEEP...with the Clean Household Goods - 62 NEW HAVEN — Contributions have been just WINDSOR — The attorney for former state AREA ADVISORS Tuesday or Thursday ev EAST HARTFORD — Team. Your home clean trickling in for a 30-year-old former nurse who Agriculture Commissioner H. Earl Waterman Jr. NEEDED In Manchester E A R N $3 - $7.50 an hoqr GAL FRIDAY — Excel enings. Located near Bol- Furnished apartment. VERNON: Brand, new, ing needs can be met by doctors at the Hospital of St Kaphael say will die has claimed the state's larceny charge that to del Iver to our carriers. tor 2 - 3 hours w ork, from lent opportunity with ton/Colchester exit ot I- Two rpom efficiency for mulfi level two bedroom our team ot trained pro USED REFRIGERA unless within a year she receives heart and lung prompted Waterman to leave his commissioner's Call 647-9946 between 9am your home. For more growing manufacturing 84. Beverly Kaiser, B. older gentleman. All util townhouse condo: living fessionals. For an esti TORS, WASHERS, transplants. post was based on wrong information. and 11am. Information coll 647-8730. and soles/dlstrlbutl(\p. Fine Arts, M.Ed., 646- ities, share a bath. $70 room with fireplace, tam- mate without obligation Ranges ■ clean, guaran- Claudia Zabski needs about $150,000 to finance .Attorney Jam es A. Wade said Tuesday he had Multi-faceted position. EXECUTIVE SECRE 0231. weekly. Call 643-6712. ily room, fully ap call Marcy, at The Clean tebdr^arts and service. the transplants — the only chance to save her life information from an expert disputing tlje state's Qualification^ required: TARY — Manchester plianced kitchen, IV 2 Team, 721-7066. Low prices. B.D. Pearl 8. — but as of Tuesday only about $13,000 had been claim that Waterman arranged a deal under Pleasant telephone Board of Realtors seeks manner. Word process PRIVATE UNIQUE GUI TWO BEDROOM TOWN- baths, baseroent, patio, Son, 649 Main Street, received, said hospital spokesman Kellv which the town of Suffield paid for 10.000 cubic- T A R L E S S O N S — In your HOUSE — Applianced wall-to-wall carpeting, OHLUND 8. KEHOE, 643-2171. SALES/MONEY, MEN- full time executive secre ing and order entry skills. Anthony. yards of sand but only received 3.000 cubic yards. home. Many accessory kitchen, I'/j baths, full draperies. $600 a month INC. — Custpm kitchen /WOMEN (Over 26 years tory to manage and coor Secretarial and organiza Ms. Zabski. who was stricken with a rare Waterman resigned as agriculture commis courses. Low rates. P.p. basement. $650 month, plus utilties. Call owner, and bath renovations,ad THREE PIECE BED old). Help enuretic child dinate activities of trade tional skills. Send resume pulmonary disease last March, issued a nation sioner last month after he was charged with Box 533, Manchester. utilities included. Peter 659-3303.______ditions, wood, vinyl, ROOM SET — Chest, ren w/educatlonol pro association. Organiza to: J. Myers, 92Connecti wide plea on C hristm as Eve to save her life first-degree larceny for allegedly arranging the m an Realty. 649-9404, 647- aluminum siding. Fully dreser-mirror, night ta gram, unlimited leods - tional and managerial cut Blvd, East Hartford, 149 OAKLAND STREET The hospital has established the Emergency sand purchase while he was first selectman of 1340. insured. Call 742-5986. ble. Light wood. Price - TRAVEL - work hard and experience necessary, 06108. — First floor, 2 rooms. Help F u n d " and donations m ay be made out to the Suffield before taking the state post. ______,______Homes for Sole 31 $50. Phone 649-9109. typing and bookkeeping 1 H eated. S e c u rity re-. m ake $25,000 - $40,000 yr. MANCHESTER — Two HOUSEWORK and/or fund and addressed to 1450 Chapel St.. .New commission! Call: 1-800- skills essential. Real Est INDUSTRIAL ARTS quired..$290. Phone week Haven. Conn. 06511 bedroom apartment, LIGHT CARE FOR EL FOR SALE — Twin bed Economy peaked last year 826-4875 or 1-800-826-4826. ate background helpful. TEACHER — The Man days, 9-5, 646-2426. Sa la ry range, $13,000 - chester Board of Educa MANCHESTER — Four centrally located. $350 DERLY. Experienced mattress and spring. $10, family. Good condition. month plus utilties and with reference. Call 643- Please call 643-5478. ll.ARTFORD — The state's economy reached $16,000. Send resum e to or tion is seeking applicants MANCHESTER — Newer, State wants to act on water DENTAL OFFICE AS Quiet street. Parking. Ed security. After 5pm, 643- 0639 after 5pm. its highest level ever in 1983 and there are solid request application for on Industrial arts oversized three bedroom c a s h s a l s SISTANT — Knowledge W ord 8, Friends, 236-4581, 8753. TWO DOOR REFRIGER HARTFORD — State health officials have indications the growth will continue in 1984. an from: Manchester Board (power mechanics) posi duplex. IV baths. Ap of basic business and 523-5525. 2 GIRL WILL DO BABYS A T O R — 12.7', $80. Coll asi'ed- a legislative committee for stronger economic expert has said. of Realtors, - Attention- tion at o secc^ndory spe pliances. Air condition office skills. Additional 4 ROOMS — Third floor. ITTING — Bolton and 649-6839. powers to act against pollution of public drinking "New record highs were reached in total President Edmund Gor cial education facility. ing. Large deck. Attic professional training Heat, stove, refrigerator, surrounding towns. Call water supplies in Connecticut personal income, per capita personal income, man, . 186 East Center Must be certified in In storage. $675 monthly, available. Reply to Box Condominiums 32 adults, no pets. $375. Se 649-0078. BOX SPRING AND MAT Health Services Commissioner Dr Douglas S. , total employment, non- manufacturing employ Street, M anchester. 646- dustrial arts. Contact Mr. plus utilities. Security. L, c/o The Herald. 2450. EO E. Jock Peak, Director, Re curity and references. TRESS — Full size. In Lloyd Tuesday proposed legislation that would ment and factory wages. " said David Pinsky.'a Call after 6pm, 649-2236. No pets. Call 646-0618. STARTS gional Occuptionol good condition. We allow the state to take civil court action against L niversity of Connecticut prpfessor and a charter bought a waterbed. Call polluters and act immediately to stop pollution of Training Center, 665" M A N C H E S T E R — 400 member of the Governor's Council of Economic North Main Street. New after 7pm, 742-5467,' $30 drinking water supplies. Advisers. Wetherell St., M a n c h e s MANCHESTER — Newly Store/Office Space 44 CELEBRITY CIPHER two bedroom town decorated three bed NEED SOMEONE TO set. "Too many citizens of our state must boil their TOMORROW CBiBDrtiy CiptMT cryptogram ara ciaam i from quotattona by famous paopto. past ter, C T 06040. 647-3496. At the sam e level, unemployment dropped to its M dpraasnt Each Isttv In tttaetphsr stands tor anothar. Totf»y‘Bckm B squI s H. EOE. houses, IVz baths, ap- room, second floor apart S H O V E L ? Call 643-0738. water, filter it to eliminate toxic chemicals or lowest level in four years "despite a burgeoning plionced kitchens, And ment, in newer two fam- 474 M A IN S T R E E T — Nornteast" section.. seek alternate sources on their own to protect by CONNIE WIENER Misc, for Sale 63 labor force as the post war boom babies continued MATURE WOMAN to erson windows, full base ily. Fully carpeted. Across from post office. their health," Lloyd told the Legislature's to enter the labor market in. near record SELECTED GROUPS “DTXW UZZP IJTWQTDD G PGP, G core tor Infant In my ments, $56,900. Peterman Appliances. $525 plus util Ideal for office or busi Environment Committee numbers ' Pinsky said. home, 3 to 5 hours a day Realty, 649-9404 or 647- ities. Security. Referen ness. Phone 646-2426, Painting/Papering 52 OJZFR OZHRX GH OZWB BTHPX. for four days a week. 1340. ces. No pets. Call 643-5836. 9am-Spm. FOR MEN, WOMEN Salary negotiable. Refer ences required.*Coll 646- PAINTING AND PAPER Dog lovers WZ WBGX PTV, G XWGDD ORRD 9555. Lots/Land for Sale 33 Lots/Land (or Sale 33 Lots/Land for Sale 33 HANGING — Exterior ALUMINUM SHEETS pleading for & CHILDREN and Interior, ceilings re used as printing plates — canine’s life GW NBRH IRZIOR XBTFR KV BTHP." FREELANCE WRITER. paired. References, fully .007" thick, 23 X 24". SOC Earn big money fast and Insured. Quality work. each, or 5 (or $2.00. Phone AUGUSTA. Maine — SBREV SBTXR. easy writing articles and Martin Mattsson, even 643-2711. They M U S T be (U P l) — A plea forcanine short stories from your Say Good-Bye ings 649-4431. picked up before BUY ONE AT JEANS-PLUS PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I'm ready to change jobs. I'd like to 11:00a.m. only. clemency is being made try my hand at something not so strenuous." — Bette Midler, own home. Coll 1-216-453- 3000, Including Sunday, G E O R G E N. C O N V E R S E by Illinois and Texas dog e 19S4 by NCA. Inc. fo Cold, Cruel Winters. lovers . as they gather REG. LOW PRICE AND Ext. 49020. — Painting and paper petitions aimed at-- con hanging. 30 Years Expe Forever. rience! Call 643-2804. vincing Maine's governor GET THE SECOND ITEM KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE™ by Larry Wright SECRETARY/RECEP- TIONIST — DOCTOR'S EXCELLENT QUALITY to spare a bull m astiff dug OFFICE, East Hartford., SEASONED HARD who killed a neighbor's FOR JUST... Port time, 4 mornings o WOOD — Oak - Maple - poodle. Building/Contracting S3- week. Includes light Hickory. $85/cord. Two "I'm starting a petition bookkeeping. Reply to cord minimum. Cut, split and I'm going to send it to Box N, c/o The Herald. and delivered. Call 649- the governor asking him ★ SW ^ T E R S FARRAND REMODEL 1831 anytime. to get rid of the (death) CASHIER/HOSTESS — IN G — Cabinets, rooting, sentence," said Deborah ★ DESIGNER Mature person, Tuesday gutters, room additions, 12" G.E. TV — Block and Linzmann of Chicago through Saturday even decks, all types ot remo white, AC, D C with a ligh Tuesdayr CORDUROYS ings, 5 to 9. Inquire deling and repairs. F R E E ter cord. Bought 11/82, " I mean why kill the MIX & MATCH iH i within: Vic's Pizza, 151 estimates. Fully Insured. Retails for over $100, will dog? That's silly," Ms. -k SHIRTS West Middle Tpke., Telephone 643-6017, after sell tor $60 Firm . 646-7473, 6pm, 647-8509. Linzmann said in a tele Manchester. phone inter\',iew. (Higher Price k BLOUSES END ROLLS — 27'/2 DESIGN KITCHENS by Tucker, a l4()-pound bull Prevails) MATURE PERSON for width, .25«; 13% width - 2 J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, tor .25a. M U ST be picked mastiff dog owned by Eric k JACKETS alde/housekeeper In a small rest home, part vanities, formica, Wilson up at the Manchester Leonard of Augusta, was art, Corlan counter tops, Herald office BEFORE ordered put to death by New! Hilarious tim e d a ys and weekends. 8:00 RM. Pleasant working condi kitchen cabinet fronts, 11AM O N L Y . injection for straying into Steve Martin Spe "FREE FLORIDA HOME complete woodworking a neighbor's yard and cial: tions. Coll M on. thru FrI., "An Homage To between 9am ,ond 2pm service, custom made % CARAT CUBIC ZIRCO- killing a poodle. OWNERSHIP SEMINAR. Steve " Exclusive on 297 EAST CENTER ST. only, 649-4510. furniture, colonial repro NIA RING with yellow SHOWTIME Quality Inn. Vernon PRESENTED BY: ductions In wood, 9 varie band. Size6Solitalrewlth ties of hardwood and 4 prongs. $30 value, only MANCHESTER. CT Thursday. Jsn. 1 2 .19B4 7:30 p.m. CUSTODIAN (Cleaning) veneers NOW IN STOCK $8. Call 643-4539 anytime. cnmstimho^ uo’love — RHAM High School, •Whit You Should Know Before Mdrra-Lavitt Realty Call 649-9658 or evenings, SEE IT ONLY ON CABLE TV OPEN THURS.^TIL9 P.M. Hebron. Hours may vary, Purchasing. 524 Talcottville Road 289-7010. BRAND NEW — Half Dial 049-HOPE price - Still In box. Rope v M » 4 t n probably 11pm to 7am. •Benefits of Owning Florida Real Vernon, Ct.' « MilWri K If you don't have Cable $4.20 per hour. Call 228- tar RaaardiMM «aM! CARPENTRY WORK — hammock - sells for $60 - 9474 for application. Estate. Alterations, 4 new work $75 in stores - asking only trtw kyiptiH ttwdi 875-6201 'J33. Think Sum m er! Call Call 646-6400/278-2126 ^LLFR^^ I-II Deadline: Friday, Janu ■Mi-e - e and repairs. Call David, 3 24 649-0832. O im C y N C A Iwc , TM Hag U S P I t TU OH a ry 27th, 1984. 643-8996. \ I« - M a n c h e s t e r h e r a l d , Wednesday. Jap 11. 1984 M ANCHESTER HERALD. WudnesdiJV. 11. 1984 - 15 January Aut LOOK FOR THE STARS... Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with ST^RS; stars help you get SAIE & CLEARANCE! better results. Put a star on your a ^ and see what a 'k difference it makes. Telephone 643-2711, AAonday-Frrday, Mlsc. for Sole 43 Pots t)E CORMIER DATSUN' 45 ' 1 CHARMING, VERY ^ 8:30 g.m. to 5:00 p.m. ______j*. D O G TRAINING Y f RUCK SALE REALISTIC, artificial CLASSES — Progroms JA N . 3rd 15th brick fireplace. Pits in available In Manchester, 1984 1984 corner. Birch mantle, Vernon and Eost Hart CorsTTrwcks ter $4de 71 Car$m«cks ter Sole 71 lighted, realistic logs, ford. Call: Central Con BRAND NEW BRAND NEW - screen, 110V heater. $99. necticut Dog Training, Phone 643-1374. 2 w h e e l DRIVE 4 WHEEL DRIVE 721-1386. . Bank CHEVROLET. 1978 MA LIBU CLASSIC — 2 door, SMAL TRAVEL 1'/2 YEAR OLD SHE- Repossessions TR A ILER — For storage owtomotlc. olr condltion- PHERD/LABRADOR or handyman special. •no. power steering, It’s just like putting MIX — Housebroken, FO R S A LE bower brakes, om/fm ra Also 4 burner gas stove. good watchdog, good unoamcwi *3Yaa Call 646-4842. dio. 82X00 miles. $3200. temperament. Loves itw okmwi M saa Coll 449^7053. children. Must give up MONEY IN TH E BAN! FLEXABLE FLYER — 5 due to landlord. Small DISGUSTED?... COME ON ft. long. Used 3 times. $40. investment is going to OVER TO MANCHESTER T>w above can be soon Misc Avtenwltvc 74 When you Call 646-2218. good home. Call 228-4268. a t m '84 Nissan Longbed Deluxe. ^ '84 Nissan'King Cab H O N D A a n d t e s t DRIVE - 913 Main St. ^ 5-Speed, Power Steering, Power 4 Wheel Drive. 5 Speed. Lockoul PARTIALLY SEA THESE TROUBLE FREE brakes, Tallman Cab Design, Fro'ht Hubs. Power Steering. SONED HARDWOOD, Recreational Items 47 FOR SALE: ROLL BAR Tinted Glass. Double Wall Cargo Power Brakes. Double Wall Bed. 1«I0 MONTEGO MX — 4 for 1979 Subaru Brot. down 4 months, 4 ft. CARS: cylindtr, no rust, many Bed, Rear Slider Window Rear Jump Seats For The Kids-More' lengths, $65 o cord. Fresh Good condition. $95. Coll naw ports. $400. Coil av- evenings. 447-9278 be STK: *3962 STK;«3984 cut hardwood, 4 ft. LANGE FOAM-FLO 1982 HONDA ACCORD LX ziari.pi.A/tsni(«'S495 anlngs. attar 4:30. 74^ place an tween 4 and 8. LIST: $7769.00 LIST: $10,188.00 lengths, $60 a cord. Free buckle ski boots. Men's 1982 HONDA ACCORD iib h p« *7195 9647. delivery. Two cord min Sale * 7 2 9 9 sale * 9 7 7 7 size 9 medium. $60. Call 1981 HONDA PRELUDE tin n a/tn n *7295 imum. Call 749-2476. 643-2880. 1*73 OPEL 1900 — Four Excessive obbreviotidhs 1980 HONDA ACCORD */t nun *5395 door, possad emissions abbreviate results! Be H MODELS INCLUDED MENS EXCELLENT MOVING SOUTH — 1979 HONDA ACCORD u snin *3995 and Inspection. $450. Coll sure readers understand C LO TH IN G — Shirts,, Cross country skis, boots 643-7220 otter 5:30. your od by avoiding ab neckties, pants, sport 1981 HONDA CIVIC 4 Msaa.u.sni(* *5595 breviations. 643-2711. ad in our ■"N 4x4's ond poles (215cm, 180cm, lockets, shoes, coats. 160 cm); Women's Ice 1977 AMC PACER •T. n n. t/c tnm *2295 19M CJ-5 JEEP — New Lexington Tailor Shop, 73 skates (sizes 7 8, 9). Call 1980 TOYOTA COROLLA u n mat* *4895 hard top. plus sod top. “WE’LL SHOW YOU WHY YOUR NEXT CAR SHOULD BE A TRUCK" Birch. Coll 643-8651. Monce TO cMonons 646-2819. 1978 DATSUN B210 m m *2595 Runs excellent. Many n4N» ports. Asking $5000. E S T A T E OF CARLI NOIL BURNER— 1981 PLYMOUTH HORIZON » M I K FRANCIS TURCOTTE oka ------W INTER READY USED C A R S ------Wanted to Buy Cell 443-5135. Ext. 149, FRANK A. TURCOTTE Model 100 CRD, with cad 70 1981 FIAT STRADA m m *3995 between 4:30pm -12 mld- The Hon. David C. Roooc. ★ SAFFIY MSPECTEO ★ 3S YEAR QUAUTV REPUTATION ★ EMKSNM TESTED - cell. $100. Call 649-8386. Judge, of the Court of Pro- Classified 1977 OLDS DELTA «i. u. k pw. x/t. tnm *3495 nlefit. ask for Frank. bale, Dtstrtet ot Coventry at o heortno held on January 5. HOSPITAL COMMODE a^ 1977 BUICK LESABRE «t n p* t/c tnm *2795 19M PONTIAC LEMANS MS4 ordered that oil clolms 81 CHEVY SOBIHCK 79 MUSTANG — In excellent condition. 1980 CHEV. CITATION >t p i. pt tnm *3795 — Automotic. 4 cylinder, must be presented to the ndu- Hardly used. Asking $50. clorv on or bolore April 5. CITATION *3,995 SKYHAWK *3,995 AIR/AUTO *4,995 1978 V.W. RABBIT turn *2695 2 door. Only 23J100 miles. 1984 or be borred os by low Call 643-4942. CAMERAS W A N TED by $2,300. One owner. Excel provided. 81LMC0LN 80 RAT 79 DATSUN ------Collector. Must be very 1978 OLDS OMEGA 41. PI PI t/c. tnm *3495 lent condition. Coll 643- Bertha E. Ropoe. Clerk Column! MKVI *13,900 STAOA *2,995 210 WAGON *3,495 UCONN Seal Needlepoint old. No Polarolds or mo- 1978 PLYMOUTH HORIZON n snm *2795 7140. The nduclorv Is; Klt tor pillow or wall vie cameras. Call 644- Doris Povne Turcotte. 61 Silver Stre^ 81 TOYOTA 80 VW 79 VW hanglng. Reg7 to $45, sell 8422. Coventry, CT 06238 TERCEL RABBIT SC1ROCCO *5,495 for $18. Call 649-4339. ••••••••••••••••••.•••• 1970 VOLKSWAGEN 0ISO1 *4,495 *4,295 CAMPER — Runs. Needs 80 CHEV. 80 DATSUN 79 DODGE TWO KLH SPEAKERS— AUtO ITIO tiVe work, “As is" $350. Coll NOTICE TO CREOrrONS Model 12, 29" H, 22'/4"W, 4436484. E S T A T E OF CHEVETTE >•2,995 210 *4,195 DIPLOMAT *3,995 Raymond H. LoBuo, Sr. 15" Deep. 8 OHMS imp. •■••••••••••••••••••••• The Hon. David C. Roooe. 80 SUBARU 78TRANS^ Four speakers, each ca- „ _ . . . . 1979 MONTE CARLO — Judge, ol the Court ot Pra WAGON *5,995 80 MUSTANG *4,495 ,BLACK *5,495 blnet walnut finish. $50 Cars/Trucks (or Sale 71 SINer. vinyl roof, olr, bole. District ot Coventry at both. Call 649-0125. stereo. V-4. new brakes, a heorlno hold on January 6. >MIUV(k III > new muffler. $4900. Coll 19S4 o rd e r^ that oil clolms I liilhLl I \illc must bo presented to the tldu- Get needed back-to- 1974. TOYOTA CORONA 4496355. clorv on or before April 6. 1914 or be barred os by low school money by selling — 4 door, 4 speed. Body 24 .AJ.iins Siri’ct, M.iik Ik -nIit unneeded Items around good shape, runs well, 1976 PONTIAC SUNBIRD provided. Classified Ads \ (h\it ^)1iilt l-iS(i) 64<’-l7 lT — Automatic, power Bertho E. Ropoc. Clerk 643 2711 your home. Use a low- new engine parts. $2000or The nduclorv Is: - 285 BROAD ST., MAIMCH. - 643-4165 cost ad in Classified for best offer. Call 646-9589 steering, sunroof. Good Raymond H. LoBuo. Jr.' quick results. after 4pm, ask tor Mark. condition. Must Sell I 147 Fox Troll Mon.. Tuea . Wed. & Fri 9 30 to 8 pm • Thurt. 'til 6 pm • Sat 'til 4 pm Coventry, CT 06238 $1500. Coll 4496118. 01MI llieioaditpaAMUlie 315 Center St. r More LIFETIME ERS SERVICE GUARANTEE MANCHESTER L o ^ l Manchester Features 13TH MONTH 643-5135 than any 6iher CARDINAL JANUARY nm CLEARANCE SALE Skylark Custom Coupe newspaper SkKiai* niNiiii ftgi. ' *7511*®* $79240o« SAVE-SAVE-SAVE *4 Speed Trans, Power *4 Speed Trans, Power n r Steering, Power Brakes, Brakes, AM Radio, Radial .1* ON ALL USED CARS & NEW 1983'S! Tires, Undercoat & Glaze. BUICK AM Radio, Undercoat & $100 Additional options availa Glaze. Additional options ble at extra cost. available at extra cost 1977 T-BIRD 1979 T-BIRD 1982 Merc.Lynx GS Full power Well equipped 4 Dr.-Low Low Miles L o w miles L o w miles Fully equipped % BRAND NEW Reg.*^296^ale$ 3 9 9 5 Reg.«^B6(^ale$ 5 3 5 0 Reg. *dhi^Sale $ 7 9 9 5 9 ^ Stock # 4A-2t. 5 sp. manual trans., P175/80R13. Clock. BSW elec digital, steering power, bumper guards front & rear, defros 1984T0PAZ ter, elec, rear window, decklid release remote control, glass 1979 PLYMOUTH 198 0 MUSTANG 1982 GRANADA tinted. 4 Dr. GS/54D, Igith Desert Tan/9q/Tan vinyl trim The fol lowing Items are standard: Front wheel drive. 2300 HSC engine, TRAILDUSTER 4 x4 3 door Hatchback 4 Dr. Fully equipped ^ "A Touch Above First Class' Economy and Style maintenance free battery, power brakes. 4-wheel indep suspen V8, A u to Lqiw Low Miles sion. handling suspension, rack & pinion steering, steel belted ra dial, deluxe sound package, ammeter, temp gauge and trip odo 1974 Ctdilhc 1976 Buick 1978 Bmck meter. trim-vinyl seats, windshield wiper, interval, console. Reg. *^4^S a 1e M 9 9 5 Reg. MhS^Salo $ 4 5 9 5 r i j __ 1979 Chrysle Reg. Sale $ 8 9 9 5 fcMfnoi Century LiSabrt 1980 Buick Wagon LeBaron 4 Dr Century 4 Dr.' 1978 MERCURY 2 Dr. (pi. 4 Dr. Sedan CALL 1.981 MUSTANG 1981 ESCORT Marquis Wagon 3 Dr. GHIA ( BRAND NEW 1984 Full power 4 DR. WAGON ; Nicely equipped 4 Sp-P Steer-Air $999 L o w miles *4495“ MARQUIS BROUGHAM 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 YMX M895" 3 0L-V-6 engine, air cond . power disc brakes, power door locks, elec rear defroster, luxury wheel covers, interval wipers, leather wrapped steering Reg. >^D9A^aleM 2 5 0 Reg. » ^ S a le ^ 5 3 9 5 Reg. < ^ S a le $4 8 5 0 l wheel, dual ilium, visor mirrors, twin comfort seats, light group, dual hood & TO SUBSCRIBE body-side stripes, tinted glass, carpeted cargo area, maintenance free bat leSl. Buick 1981 tery. speed control, luxury sound insulation package, power windows, leSabre 1981 Chevrole 1981 Ford 1982 Buick power steerirw, AM-FM stereo radio, remote control mirrors. WSW radials, TODAY! OM sm bili front pivoting vent windows, electronic digital clock, auto parking brake re- NEW 1983 Citation 4 Dr. Skylark 4 Dr. lease. power seats NEW 1983 NEW 1983 Limited 2 Dr. h u s MistaQg 2 Dr. MUSTANG ESCORT MUSTANG C U 4 Dr. 3 DR GLX-LOADED 2 DR Special Ed. 3 DR GL-LOADED :oo SAFE BUY I *7795“ *7295“ 80 FORD $3999 S a v e 4 1 2 0 0 0 ® S a v e ^ 1 1 0 0 80 DATSUN $5199 off Mfg. sticker price Sale $6695 off Mfg. sticker price 510 5-Dr Hatchback, 4-cyl., auto., luggage Fairmont, 4-door, 6 cyl., automatic, nice f 13 Wowth, 30,000 8BI» Uiod Cur Wurrunty AvuHalilo rack, showroom condition. economy. 82 CADILLAC $12,888 79 BUICK $5555 Sedan DeVille, 4-door, 1-local owner, IdVv LeSabre Sport Coupe Turbo, hard-to-find miles, fully loaded. model. CARDINAL BUICK 82 MAZDA $9999 79 LINCOLN $6999 RX7, Sport Coupe, just traded on a new one. Continental 2-Dr., 1-owner, very clean, DILlOnB showroom condition. Absolutely beautiful. 80 DODGE $5255 78 LINCOLN $6988 OUR 51st YEAR! 81 Adams Street Mirada 2-Dr., absolutely beautiful, 6 cyl., Mark IV, absolutely loaded, showroom con auto.. PS. PB, A/C, landau roof. dition. 80 DATSUN $9555' 76 CHEVROLET $4995 7 ^ O ftc-S t^ SentMce Manchester 280ZX Sport Coupe. 5 speed, loaded & Van Camper, don’t miss this one. 310 Mam Str^eetTAcnoss from ArmoryJ beautiful. MANCHESTER. CT. .B-as - 80 FORD $4999 81 LINCOLN $12,999 Fairmont Wagon, 6 cyl., auto., PS, PB, 1- * ^ 649-4571 Mark VI 4-Dr. Loaded. owner, like new. MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Jan. 11. 1984 - 17_ 1 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesduy, Jan, ll. 1984 Manchester Lumber Ai sum rs Spillane has rubbed elbows III! wb'm— MILLION DOLLAR with chef Julia Child By Barbara Richmond with the melted white chocolate. Set thern in Chocolate leaves Herald Reporter the Refrigerator for about a half-hour. Once Put the eggs plus yolks in the top of a s the chocolate is set, just peel off the real leaf double boiler with heat low and add the I'h Scott Spillane of 18 Kimberly Drive, a 1978 and you have a perfect chocolate leaf. cups sugar. Beat with electric mixer until graduate of Manchester High School, is still ‘‘This is a fun trick to impress your mixture increases three or four times in a student at culinary school. But he’s guests,” he said. But he offered a word of volume. Then very carefully fold in the all prices cash & carry • Sale ends Sat. Jan. 14, 1984 already helped cater a party for Julia Child caution. “Peel the leaves with your hands in flour. Then mix in the cocoa. Gigantic Savings on and he’s worked in some of the finest the refrigerator because the chocolate Bake in two, 9-inch cake pans, ungreased. restaurants in the country. tends to melt when handled.” Put parchment or wax paper in bottom of Our Warehouse-Wide His recipes aren’t exactly those that a The chocolate torte takes about four pan. Bake at 350 for about 40 minutes. Take DOOR BOTTOMS hours to make. ^-==■=^-1 ■•'iirvrkMAKLEXOMATK Stock of Famous Brand harried housewife would whip up very out of pan while warm, but not hot. When A U ’MINtM \.NI) VINYL IMH)R BOTTOM often. But if you want to make an Because no leavening is used in a classic cake is cool enough, put in refrigerator until DOOR BOTTOM wm h torte, the recipe calls for a lot of eggs. Kiirudfd aluminum strip with FleKciniatir Dnor aul'imaticall’. - - I everlasting impression on someone, be layers are very cold. when the door in (luseil. prevenling Appliances. brave enough to try to make one of his Spillane said when the flour is being folded vinyl insert impruvrs'roolmK air leakuKt- When Iht {Jmir h Then bathe them in Framboise (or less and heating effiriency Helps keep opehwl. wealhiTsirip flips out for TVs and Stereos! elegant tortes. into the egg mixture, as directed in his expensive raspberry liqueur.) Spread •lut insects, rain, water, dust, etc floor clearanrr Installs in minutes It co sts Spillane said his favorite is called recipes, it should be done very, very about '/»-inch coating of raspberry pre m oney to ..V-, *1” Framboise Chocolate Torte. He ehtered carefully so the mixture doesn’t collapse. serves on top of the bottom layer. heat or air REG. S2U5 $09 $089 five different kinds of tortes in the cake Here’s another secret, ”To lest if the torte Ki V Heavy Duty Refrigerate layer. Then make chocolate condition your RED $3U9 LH LITTO N category of the New York Food Show and is done — bring the pan up to your ear. It it butter cream as follows: home. $269 SALE M-'iS : I S i I ■ ' L .t ^ I won an honorable mention. Spillane is in his doesn’t hiss at you — or talk to you — the w in If lo ose w indow s second year at the Culinary Institute of torte is done.” lot your money escape SEALT). ADJUSTABLE Newbury Junior College in Boston. Spillane hopes, after he completes all of Chocolate Butter Cream save ; the "Window Fixer" MATIC HEIGHT IS the answer to your DOOR BOTTOM ' ' — THRESHOLD He received his first training as a chef in his classes, to get a job on a cruise liner '/t pound bittersweet baking chocolate, you money! problem . Adjusts to fill 13" Color T.V. SPACE SAVER the Yesteryears Restaurant on Cape Cod — where he will do some very fancy cooking — Instead of costly new win Stops drafts under doors automati in ga|>3 - by SONY melted rally M*D's Sca*0-Maiic Door Rot doors bowni in a four-star restaurant. Last year he -was “very fancy Garde Manger, which is really 5 ounces semi-sweet chocolate, melted dows. you can install QUAKER tom has a flciible vinyl bottom that ehter. cut at an 100% Solid State Microwave Oven ir-TMNrrMN COLOR TV ' lunch chef at Pepe’s in Provincetown on the turning food into art forms,” he said. window channels in less than raises automatically to clear carpet gles. rut ton separately EICRGY 15 m inutes at a fraction of when door opens, lowers when door short or une cape. At the La Coquelle Club in Florida,- he Take a day off from your mundane type of 5 ounces white chocolate, melted closes. Won't drag over carpets. venly cut Re- SA/B) the cost. adjustable worked for Chef Frank Limberger, who was cooking and try making one of Spillane's separately Be protected by snug-fitting, ' $K9H years after in- a chef for the Queen of England. choice tortes. 32' O *6” 3 sticks butter, at room temperature rattle-free windows that will $2J19 "I try to work at places where I will learn save heat, air conditioning and RED 16 85 17 05 2 cups confectionery sugar money. something new each year,” he said. He Framboise Chocolate Torte 1 teaspoon vanilla Look for "the Window Fixer" in Tittl WEATHERSTRIPPING started working New Year’s weekend at 3 egg yolks our energy-saving Depart V-FLEX DOOR & WINDOW VINA^SEAL GARAGE DOOR Harvard Gardens in Boston, part time. 7 whole eggs 4 tablespoons butter ment or Hardware section. ADHESIVE WEATHER WEATHERSTIP At most of the restaurants he’sheen saute 2 egg yolks 3>/t to 4 tablespoons corn syrup "Qualifies" for weatfier strip STRIP j Keeps out chef, mostly preparing dishes to order at tax credit. A spMe age breakthrough! Self- dust. wind, tc iVi cups sugar, plus a little more 3'/i to 4 ounces German sweet chocolate. adhesive ^aatic strip works in Flexible strip the tables. Making the fancy tortes is a IVt cups flour 2 Herald photo by Torqulnlo Quaker channels fits standard — ‘ 4 the gaps to seal makes double tablespoons Framboise 1^" wood sash wuth W part IBO out drafts, dust seal between recent accomplishment. 4 tablespoons cocoa Cream together the 3 sticks soft butter, ing bead. and moisture door and floor His chocolate torte is garnished with Scott Spillane, home on vacation, and minus his chef's hat, Just cut and ______Kecpa garage Framboise the confectionery sugar and the vanilla. reas into place. clean and comfortable. Also cush white chocolate leaves. The garnish is very Raspberry preserves prepares to do a little fancy cooking. Regularly Sale Euaranteed for 5 ions door closing Easy to install. m Just nail on. easy. Just paint the backs of real leaves Chocolate butter cream Please turn to page 18 years. *8.85 ■ *7=’® R E G . 13 99 Up to 9' wide *3*' *9.35 *7“ NOW *3” 16* wide *8** JAMB-UP WEATHERSTRIP *9.75 *8“ Elasy to install on wOud or metal doors. Jgmb-Pp Weatherstrip is an *10.29 *8** extruded aluminum strip with vinyl in " FOAM T A P E sert, for tight seal '' A. resilient foam *10.79 *8“ against door tape that compresses flit to *11.29 ^ WHITE UfUl'TL' VINYL* \flMVI ^ Cushion • Seal • RED 16 05 Insulate • Sound *11.79 *10«* A proof • Self-Adhe F O C U S / Food *1049 ' WHITE ALUMINUM x r t A sive *12.35 RED 16 49 •5 Built-in Dishwasher BRUWN ALUMINUM *p m 25% REG 16 49 *5 OFF *12.65 * 10” Whirl|K^ul r i ^^nisH lIn Accordian Folding Dooor Rock Salt Made of light tough, washa ble PVC in woodgrain finish. Fits openings to 34" wide. $ 1 1 6 Can be extended for wider JL openings. Ideal for*shutting 1 •n off rooms, enclosing closets. Model C50/80 $939 REG. $59.99 NOW ONLY $ 3 6 3 C5 Catalina REG. $22.49 $ g 2 8 ^ „ SALE *19® . Shrink & Seal window iiyiulator kit RCA XL-IOO^ V. '*kltS '**—*^^*°*^ * R value by 909T ^d reduces 19" COLOR air infiltration up to 97% 100% Solid State • Installs on inside of window • Use hair dryer to shrink & seal ll! • See through film lets light in • Easy to remove-will not damage window trim enough for one 3’x5' window Shrink'& seal reg, *2.75 STORM u -If * - i GUARCf -4 j Herald photo by Tarquinio \ \ PIPE PATIO 1 STORM 1 INSULATION J j. Try artichoke for vegetable variety PRICES PER 4' PIECE DOOR -4 k 1 ■ COVER V. " t i ea Removal of Old Appliance! These ‘thistles’ make marvelous eating! NOW ONLY FREE Delivery FREE Reg. 99l FREE Service *FREE Installation *Except Built-lni of water. Bring to a boil, tightly covered, and then allow eggs to scramble. Place mixture into a 9-inch REG. Fits Vz” , 1" copper and Bv Susan Plese Italian Marinated Hearts 99 Herald Reporter simmer until tender. You can tell the artichoke is square pan. Bake at 350 degrees (or 30 minutes, or $125.00 $ IVi", and %" iron. tender if a fork can be inserted' easily through the until center is done. Cut into squares and serve. 1 can artichoke hearts, drained 6’0”x6’8” 109 17 cu. ft.&i They are green and thorny and they look a bit like fleshy stem end. Drain and serve, r 1 tablespoon olive oil common garden thistles. They certainly don’t look When choosing artichokes, looK%r those with 6 tablespoons white wine vinegar brightly colored leaves that are fairly compact. Artichoke-Spinach Casseroie POLYTECH POLYETHYLENE NO edible. ■A cup sliced red onion FlBERGlAS Can be used to cover iUma aiored for the winter Put in But artichokes, leafy buds of a shrub cultivated, Discolored or spreading leaves are a sign of old age. 2 jars marinated artichoke hearts, drained 1 bay leaf doors, wihdowa or room to keep cold air out. Makes an Size, unlike many-other vegetables, has nothing to do excellent vapor barrier over fiberglait inaulalion FROST primarily in California, are versatile vegetables that 3 packages frozen chopped spinach, cooked and 3 springs chopped parsley with tenderness or quality; choose the size that is Dash oregano EASY CEILING Roll 4 mil. 6 mil. can stand on their own, or complement a great variety drained appropriate for the use. 2 3-ounce packages cream cheese « 1 small clove garlic, minced 6'xlOO' $9.90 of hot and cold dishes. Fresh artichokes have a short shelf life. They should REBATE DAYS , fj^hirlpool^ Artichokes have been cultivated for centuries in 2 tablespoons soft margarine 2 tablespoons chopped red pimento 8* 111.10 $16.65 be used within a few days of purchase. Caldrie counts 4 ounces sliced mushrooms "They won't, believe vou did it vourself' 13.87 20.82 Europe. In this country, they are grown primarily in 4 tablespoons milk the cool but frost-free coastal areas of California. vary according to the size of the artichoke; plan on 'A cup grated Parmesan cheese Salt and freshly ground pepper to taste • Easy to cut 16.65 24.99 about 60 calories for a medium-sized cooked ^ >A small can anchovies (optjpnal) • Easy to handle 22.20 33.31 They are harvested by hand, since workers must pick Place artichoke hearts in casserole dish and them at exactly the right point of matifHty. artichoke. arrange spinach on top. Combine,^II ingredients except for anchovies and- • Easy to install 27.75 41.63 marinate at least four hours. Serve on romaine lettuce 41.40 62.10 Artichoke season runs from about September until Beat cream cheese and margarine. Add milk and Frost White Ipte spring, but fresh artichokes are generally spread over casserole. Sprinkle with Parmesan and leaves, and top each serving with a small piece of HEG $2 35 $1 99 NATIONAL available in groceries year-round. Artichokes may Hot Artichoke Dip bake at 350 degrees for 30 minutes, covered. Uncover anchovy, if desired. ONLY ± |.r I CELLULOSE also be purchased frozen, canned, or marinated in and bake an additional 10 minutes. FIBER 1 can artichoke hearts, drained and chopped Esprit INSULATION [ f 'R e r i small jars. REG $2 31- 99 Blow Of pour, Eoiy to\inila« with Monchntor lu n iW , O f o r Perhaps the easiest way to enjoy artichokes is 1 cup mayonnaise Artichokes Marinara blowing mochino. O n. bog covMi 48 iq. (I. 3" thick at 1 cup grated Parmesan cheese ONLY J . |...r, simply to steam them, then serve with melted butter Sauteed Artichoke Haives 1 package frozen artichoke hearts, cooked and settled dentiry. R-3.7 per inch. or a curried mayonnaise. After cooking, the Iqaves Combine ail ingredients in small casserole. Bake at Pi^bble 30 lb bog ^ H B ^ 350 degrees about 20 minutes, or until dish is hot and 4 large artichokes drained REG $3 37 5 ) 0 5 5 9 K 4 9 4 are pulled off the globe, dipped, then the tenderbase is 3 ounces shredded mozzarella cheese ONL\ Jm per 1 drawn between the teeth. The woody part of the leaf is bubbling. Serve jiot with bread sticks. 1 lemon 1 tablespoon flour ■A teaspoon oregano Sculptured discarded. 8 ounces marinara sauce p * ll u$* of Our blowing moching When the tender artichoke center is reached, scoop 1 cup chopped onion REG $3 75 85 with 20 Bog Iniuiolton Purchosel A (bottled or homemade) depoMi ll required, will be refunded out the choke, the inedible fuzzy center, with a spoon. ■A cup butter ONLY * 2 Artichoke Squares ■A teaspoon oregano 3 tablespoons grated Parmesan cheese upon re*'trn. By appointment ortly. The heart, or artichoke bottom, may be eaten with a Place cooked hearts in a shallow 1-quart baking ^24 hour maximum time fork. 2 jars marinated artichoke hearts >A cup dry white wine Salt and pepper to taste dish. Pour marinara sauce over, then sprinkle with To prepare fresh artichokes for steaming, wash 1 small onion, chopped oregano and cheese. Bake uncovered at 350 degrees or thoroughly by letting water run through the leaves. 1 clove garlic, minced Trim artichokes as you would for steaming. Cut into Dip into a pot of water that has had a few tablespoons 4 beaten eggs halves, and remove thorny choke with a spoon. Place until sauce bubbles. At £U||wti of lemon juice or vinegar added; artichokes darken ■A cup dry bread crumbs immediately in water to which you have added rapidly when cut. ■A teaspoon each pepper, oregano. Tabasco sauce several tablespoons lemon juice or vinegar. MANCHESTER LUMBER Cut off the stem just about flush with the base of the 2 cups shredded Cheddar cheese In skillet, melt butter and add flour. Mix until Stuffed Artichokes SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER M smooth. Add onions_ and oregano and saute until I 2oi) <■ en ter St. 643-5144 BANK ' vegetable. Then trim off the thorny tip of each leaf 2 tablespoons chopped.parsley ^ c -» c ^unrhesliT VISA APPLIANCES • VIDEO • AUDIO • TELEVISION slightly browned. Drain artichokes, and arrange in 4 large artichokes O p e n V o n 5ot 7 am 5’ pm with a kitchen shears. Lay the vegetable on its side Drain marinade from one jar of the artichokes and 445 Hartford Rd., Manchester FINANCING and cut about an inch off the very tip of the vegetable, discard. Chop all the artichokes, and add, along with skillet, cut side down. Add juice of the lemon, and 11/2 cups Italian bread crumbs S o m e •k '- ‘ Hij fo. quO*''t’ Ues on Keeny St. Exit Oft 1-84 leaving a flat top. Put the artichoke back into the marinade from second jar and all other ingredients, to ■ about 'A cup dry white wine. Sprinkle with salt and 1 small onion, chopped & Scb-e' • • .. c sole MON THURS TIL 9. FRI TIL 8 647-9997 AVAILABLE lemon water until ready to cook. a large frying pan. pepper, cover pan tightly, and simmer over low heat Please turn to page 19 TUES WED. SAT TILS 647-9998 To steam, place in a saucepaii and add about an inch Warm the mixture over low heat, stirring. Do not until artichokes are tender. Ig - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Jan. II. 1984 MANCHESTER IIF.RALI). Wcdtic.sd;i\. Jan 11. 1984 - 19 Supermarket Shopper Cookbook Review Unusual benefit event aids NeW York’s public library Thrifty refunder reuses foil to remove sticky iabels Microwave By Martin Sloane around the country, but .ing and* refunding. Our and this reduced my Dill well. in just a few months. The COOKir«CLA» Clip ‘n’ file refunds United Feature they don't know how old I husbands scoffed and our by another $19.96. I also The free food tastes proofs are in the pudding There seems to have been a grea. number of Syndalcate am. children groaned and we had several refund checks extra good, and the cash and, obviously, the praise benefits for worthy causes this last year, some more COOKBOOK Cleaning Products, Soaps, I once told one of my both had our doubts as to which I cashed at the store refunds are certainly wel of any appreciative enjoyable than others. DEAR MARTIN: I trading partners my age, whether we could really and they added up to $6.75. come, but the real satis- spouse makes your just recipes In my opinion, the hands-down winner — it was Beard Paper Products, Bags, Wraps (File No. 10) started refunding to save and after that the refund save money. So. the groceries wound ■ faction is in hearing my desserts even sweeter. much fun and very successful — was the recent event money, but I seemed to be forms I received started Yesterday, we went on up costing me only $27.80. husband brag about it. — Retiders who would like "A Night oHOO Dinners” organized in aid of the New > on Food using too many paper to get pretty bad ... it was our first coupon shopping When I got home, I u.sed Noreen Kiff, Attleboro to learn more about or York Public Library system. Clip out this tile and keep it with similar are a find cash-off coupons —- beverage refund offers with towels to dry those sticky 'all downhill from there. 1 spree. I purchased $77.59 the proofs-of-purchase F’alls, Mass. ganized couponing and An intriguing concept, the event drew tremendous wet labels I removed from wonder if she thought that worth of groceries. The from these groceries to. refunding can receive a response, even from a great many people who live Syndicated Columnist Average coupons, for example. Start collecting Bv Barbara Richmond the needed proofs of purchase while looking for bottles and cans.' Having just because I was a store was offering double' send for $15 in cash DEAR NOREEN: copy of my magazine. The outside New York and who braved the traffic in order run out of paper towels teenager I was foolish or coupons, and this reduced refunds, three free-food Some people find it hard to National Supermarket Herald Reporter to attend. The New York Times even saw fit to have no (tbe requir^ forms at the supermarket, in newspapers and magazines, and when trading one day, I grabbed a clean something. I know poor my bill by $23.08. From items, and several more believe that organized Shopper by sending $1.50 less than six photographers working for 24 hours to dollars' worth of coupons to: The American Coupon Someday, no doubt, when microwave ovens are with friends. Offers may not be available in all but crinkled piece of quality refund forms my refunding I received couponing and refunding cover the event. teaspoon garam masala. (To make garam masala, aluminum foil and put my when I see them.. more than a dozen cou on these same items. My can lead them to signifi Club, Dept. C. F'ranklin standard eqipment in ail kitchens, cooks will have to In actual fact, 95 dinners (5 canceled) were held, areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive grind together until fine 1 teaspoon cardamon seeds, each refund. wet iabels down on it. My question is this: Am pons for free products. sister-in-law did just as cant supermarket savings Square. NY 11010. replace their conventional cookbooks with ones attended by 1,000 guests who each contributed $150. 1-inch stick of cinnamon, 1/3 of a nutmeg and 1 The labels dried without 1 doing anything wrong in adapted to microwave cooking. This resulted in more than $150,000 added to the 'The following refund offers are worth $8.67. teaspoon each whole cloves, whole black cumin seeds This week's refund offers have a total value of sticking to the foil! I have not telling my trading coffers of the New York Public Library. and peppercorns. Mix well.) used that same piece of partnectUBy age? -«^ign [ $100 REWARD!! Send this coupon today The editors of Consumer Guide are way ahead of the The dinner parties ran the gamut — from informal $ 21. 12. { game. They've put out a cookbook titled, "Microwave Push generous amounts of spice paste into all This offer doesn't require a refund form: foil for more than a year me "A Wary Teen” Manchester Sheltered Workshop Bakery I For new customers on our automatic delivery ■ to black tie ■— and were held in an extraordinary openings in lamb. Spread paste evenly on underside. with no problem. — Jan I service — we will honor your present burner ■ Cooking Class Cookbook.” variety of settings — from my kitchen to Christie's SCOTT Family Napkins Bic Pen Offer, P.O. 57 Hollister Street (Bentley School) Each recipe is accompanied by a beautiful color Using a small, sharp-pointed knife, make deep Box 4233, Chester, PA 19016. Receive three free Bartel, Springville, Ala. DEAR WARY: Your I contractsi I auction house, with lots of private homes and slashes in the meat and push in spice paste. Turn leg age is your business. Keep photo of the finished product. Each recipe is also restaurants in between. Bic Ballpoint Pens. Send two “Scott Bic Offer” Open for Sales to the Public! I accompanied by step-by-step photos. over so outer side (side once covered with fat) is on DEAR JAN; Thanks for it to yourself and keep C & S Otl COMPANY, tNC. ■ Menus included everything from American country top. Spread thick layer of paste over it. Again, make seals from Scott Family Napkins 160-count or 19 East Dudley Town Road | 300-count, plus 35 cents postage and handling. (No a good suggestion. •trading. There are a lot of 1 Bloomfield, Ct. 06002 | The $4.95 book is published by Beekman House- The editors of this cdskbook are way , hams and she-crab soup to the ethnic foods of 15 deep slashes and push paste into slashes. Pour refunders on the other WED., THURS. and FRI. countries; cash or stamps.) Expires Sept. 30, 1984. I 242-3977 | Crown Publishers of New York City. ahead of their time. remaining paste over and around meat. Cover with These offers require refund forms: DEAR MARTIN; I am side of 40 who won't admit 9:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. Foods look different when microwaved than when A number of my friends and colleagues took part, plastic wrap and refrigerate in faking dish for 24 16 and have been sending their age, either! I Name______| including Marcella and Victor Hazan, Alfredo Viazzi, DOVE Free Bar Offer. Receive a coupon good S U N D A Y 8:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. cooked in a conventional oven, the editors note. Fresh hours. for a free bath-sizb bar of Dove; a value up to$l. for manufacturers' re I Address______:------■ vegetables are usually more visually appealing *Stuffed Shrimp Lydie Marshall, Craig Claiborne, Penelope Casas, Take baking dish 'out of refrigerator enough in fund offers for some time. DEAR MARTIN: Ten 10% Discount - Sr. Citizens Paula Wolfert and Madhur Jaffrey, and many noted Send the required refund form and two Universal more flavorful because they cook faster and with lessl e s s ^ 8 fresh jumbo shrimp. In shells advance for it to come tb foom temperature. Remove Product Code symbols from the back labels of two I trade refund forms by weeks ago my sister-in- For Further Information - Call 646-5718 Phone- subject to credit approval moisture. Microwaved cakes often do more rising New York hosts and hostesses did their bit too. The wrap. Heat 6 tablespoons vegetable oil in smaii frying mail with a lot of people law and I started coupon- 2 tablespoons butter 1000-strdng guest list was, shall we say, star-studded. bottles of Dove dishwashing liquid (22-ounce size than those baked in a conventional oven, the editors 4 ounces crab meat, rinsed and drained pan over medium heat. When hot, put in 'A teaspoon or larger.) Expires Feb. 29, 1984. say. One couple gave a "Roman bacchanal” and sent whole cloves, 16 cardamon.pods, 1 two-inch stick of 2 tablespoons line dry bread crumbs guests togas to wear.'Another couple,, who collect DYNAMO Free Pump and Coupon Offer. 2 tablespoons minced fresh parsley cinnamon and 10 black peppercorns. When cloves Receive a free pump and a $1 coupon good on a BUT THERE ARE minuses. Many microwaved Indian art, recreated an opulent 16th-century Mogul swell — this takes a few seconds — pour hot oii and 2 teaspoons lemon juice picnic. Calvin Trillin fell off his bicycle just prior to gallon size. Send the required refund form and foods don't brown or attain a crisp crust, for instance. '/4 teaspoon salt spices over lamb. one net weight statement from any size Dynamo Recipes in the cookbook help to compensate with the event and sported a black eye along with his black Cover dish tightiy with aiuminum foil and bake at Pinch cayenne pepper tie while acting as host at "A Happy Hour and Good Action Plus bottle. Expires March 31, 1984. special glazes, sauces and coatings. Paprika 400 degrees for I'A hours. Bake uncovered for 45 LUX LIQUID Free Bottle Offer. Receive a And, for those in a hurr^r, this microwave cookbook Eats.” (The good eats were prepared by Edna Lewis, minutes more and baste 3 or 4 times with sauce. 2 lemon wedges, optional noted cookbook author and chef.) coupon for a free bottle of Lux Liquid 22-ounce has plenty of tempting recipes. Imagine making a Loosen shrimp shells at underside of bodies and Scatter 4 tablespoons goiden raisins and 2 size. Send the required refund form and two delicious mushroom quiche in just a few minutes or I'm giving you two recipes from the ” 100 Dinners” tablespoons blanched split or siivered aimonds over carefully peel off, leaving tails intact. Make a thin cut — I'm just sorry that lack of space won't permit more. Universal Product Code symbols from two cooking baked-stuffed sbrimp in five to seven down center of back. With tip of knife, loosen and lift top and bake for 5 minutes longer. Remove dish from 22-ounce or 32-ounce bottles of Lux Liquid. oven and let sit in a warm place for IS minutes. Set leg' minutes. Or imagine eating a pot roast in 30 to 40 out vein. To butterfly shrimp, cut lengthwise, about Madhur Jaffre/s Raan Masaledar (Leg of Expires Feb. 29, 1984. ALLSTORt:S minutes. two-tbirds of tbe way through; spread shrimp flat. on warm platter. Spoon off fat from top of sauce. Use SCOTCH-BRI'TE Scrub-Sponge $1 Rebate. This book is a find. Whether you have a microwave Arrange 4 shrimp, cut sides up and tails toward lamb in a spicy yogurt sauce) slotted spoon to remove and discard whole spices. Send the required refund form and the package OPEN SUNDAY oven or are considering one, it's a good investment. center, in each of two individual casseroles. Get your butcher to remove the H-bone and to make Pour sauce around ieg. Serves 8. fronts of any three Scotch-Brite Scrub-sponge Double Coupons CTIK( KI.(K AI.STORI.S Following are a few samples from the book. Microwave butter in medium bowl, uncovered, at a deep pocket in a'7- to 8-pound leg of lamb. (You won't If this really delicious spicy Indian dish is too A ^ P packages. Expires July 31, 1984. REDEEM MANUFACTURERS' CENTS-OFF COUPONS FOR DOUBLE THEIR VALUE. FOR II()IIR.S. ambitious for you to try this very minute, you might •a»tsi4id\ high power until melted, 30 to 45 seconds. actually stuff the leg, but butchers understand SOFT SCRUB $I Rebate Offer. Send the '.iiurotev’ SEE STORES FOR DETAILS. VALID THRU SATURDAY. JANUARY 14.1984. Mushroom Quiche Crust Flake crab meat, picking out any bits of shell; add stuffing.) Have him cut the protruding ieg as close to like to make my Onions Monegasque, which I served required refund form and the Universal Product to butter. Stir in bread crumbs, parsley, lemon juice, the end of the meat as possible. Also have him remove to my Library guests aiong with six different kinds of Code numbers from two 26-ounce bottles of Soft 1 cup all-purpose flour salt and pepper. Spoon about V> of the stuffing in a all the outside fat and .skin. Put the leg in a baking aged American hams as an appetizer before the main Scrub, plus code numbers, along with the register ■A teaspoon salt mound on top of each shrimp. Sprinkle with paprika. dish, 2'A inches deep, preferably Pyrex or stainless buffet. tape with the purchase price circled. Empires '/« cup solid vegetable shortening Microwave, covered with waxed paper, at medium steel. Onions Monegasque March 31, 1985^ 3 tablespoons butter, room temperature power just until shrimp turn opaque, 5 to 7 minutes; Put 5 tablespoons slivered, blanched almonds, 3 20 MULE 'fwAM BORAlfvOtter. Reteive a i tablespoons cold water rearrange casseroles twice during cooking. Do'not medium onions, peeled and coarsely chopped, 8 cloves ei 36 to 40 smaii white onions, of even size if coupon for a free box of 20 Muld Team Borax. over cook or shrimp will curl up and toughen. Serve of fresh garlic, peeled, 4 one-inch cubes of ginger root, lie, and place in skiilet. Add 4 tabiespoons oiive Send the required refund form and the top from with lemon wedges. peeled and coarsely chopped, 4 fresh hot green chilies, cup white wine, 'A cup water, 1 teaspoon sait, a the package of 20 Mule Team Borax. Expires coarsely chopped, and 3 tablespoons plain yogurt into sprig of fresh fennel, 1 teaspoon sugar, 'A teaspoon June 30, 1984. Filling a food processor or blender and blend to a paste. thyme and 1 bay leaf and bring to simmer. Cook until Here’s a refund form to write for: Orange-Bran Muffins Put2'A cups (minus 3 tablespoons) plain yogurt into onions are just crisply tender, about 30 minutes. Add a Country Yumkin toys — $15 value. Del Monte 12 ounces fresh mushrooms, sliced pinch of saffron and 1 cup currants or sultana (yellow) 3 large eggs One-third cup solid vegetable shortening a bowl. Beat lightly with a fork or whisk until smooth Country Yumkins Toys, P.O. Box 7190, Stratmar and creamy. Add paste from processor, 2 tablespoons raisins and reduce sauce by haif. Remove onions to Station, Bridgeport, CT 06650. This offer expires V4 cup light cream or half-and-half 1 cup, bran flakes serving dish, reduce sauce again by one-third and One-third cup chopped green onion Two-thirds cup milHi ground cumin seeds, 4 teaspoons ground coriander March 31. 1984. Save any combination of 75 labels seeds, >A teaspoon cayenne, 3>A teaspoons salt and /4 teaspoon salt I'A teaspoons baking powder Sliced Bacon '/4 teaspoon pepper I'A teaspoons grated orange rind labels and $8.95. Pork Roasts ib X Pork Chops ^ Tip Roasts SMOKED-WATER ADDED-TRIPLE M BRAND Measure flour and salt into medium bowl, for crust, ■A teaspoon'salt Menus FRESH QENUINE-AMERICAN-WHOLE PORK LOIN-RIB END LESSER QUANTITIES 1 69 LB and stir to mix. Cut shortening and butter into flour ■A cup molasses 4-lb. Pkg Boneless Pork Oven Ready 189 Boneless 9 9 ' Fresh Or More with pastry blender or 2 knives until mixture 1 large egg peas, homemade roll, cookie. Ground Beef Picnic Shoulder resembles coarse crumbs. Gradually stir in water ■A cup raisins, if desired Senior citizen Friday; Seafood platter, potato rounds, cole slaw, Leg-O-Lamb ib X Pork Roasts with fork just until mixture is evenly moistened. Line 6 custard cups or microwave muffin-ring cups The following lunches will be served the week of homemade muffin, chocolate cake. Artichokes make 'FRESH GENUINE AMERICAN 199 ANY SIZE PACKAGE ItSSlROUANIltlESI I9IB tOHMimvGROUNDCHur.o Spread mixture in 9-inch pie plate; press evenly with 2 paper cupcake liners in each cup. Microwave shoulder Blade Lamb Chops Fresh Chicken Breasts I .can (■ round Beef Flounder Filk't Jan. 16 through 20 at Westhill Gardens and Mayfair •FRESH with fingers over bottom and sides of plate to form shortening in smalt bowl, uncover, at high power until Gardens, to Manchester residents whotire 60 or older: FRESH GENUINE AMERICAN 379 FRESH-lESSCROUANtlTtESaP-lB BEEF BRISKET-UNTRIMMED-BONELESS crust. Microwave crust, uncovered, at high power melted, 1 to l‘A minutes. Place bran flakes in large Bolton schools Rib Lamb Chops ( Loin 4*'ib.) Chicken Le{>s Fresh Briskets Whole i".° Fktridu -Scallops Monday: Martin Luther King Day, no lunches marvelous eating DOMESTIC FRESH-MIXED FRYER PARTS HOT OR SWEET until bottom appears dry, 4 to 5 minutes;'¥otate plate bowl. Add remaining ingredients, except shortening, served. • The following lunches will be served in Bolton PORK LOIN-RIB SIDE on '’ turn after 2 minutes of cooking. Remove.f rom oven. in order given. Add shortening and stir just until dry Tuesday: Grapefruit juice, beef stew, buttered Elementary-Center schools the week of Jan. 16 Continued from page 17 Whole J 4 9 Box-O Italian Ai&P To make filling, place mushrooms in I'A quart ingredients are moistened. Do not overmix batter. 14 To 5-ib corn, wheat bread, chilled pears. through 20: Pork Loin 17-lbs Chicken Sausage ib Canned Ham can casserole and microwave uncovered at high power Spoon batter into prepared cups, filling paper liners Wednesday: Herb-baked chicken, diced parsley Monday: No school. Martin Luther King day. 1 rib celery, chopped AVAIlABlEWED THRU SAT IN SELF SERVICE FISH DEPT until mushrooms are tender, 5 to 7 minutes; stir once half full. Arrange custard cups in a circle in ' 'A teaspoon oregano potatoes, seasoned spinach, rye bread, harvest Tuesday; Orange juice, bulogna and cheese uven Keady J 8 9 Boneless Lresh 4-lb Pkg boneless Pork- during cooking. Drain and pat dry on paper toweling. microwave oven. Microwave uncovered at high chocolate brownie. grinder, lettuce and tomato, chips, pudding with 3 tablespoons chopped parsley Or More Spread mushrooms in reserved crust. Place eggs, power until tops are mostly dry witltonly a few moist Thursday: Orange juice, lasagna, Italian green' peaches. Salt and pepper to taste ____ Leg-O-Lamb Pork Roasts Ground Beef Picnic Shoulder cream, onion, parsley, mustard, saltand pepperin PA spots and centers are just firm to the touch., 2>A to 4 3 tablespoons olive oil ~ LESSER (XiANlirilSt 1916 -FORMERLY GROUNDCHUC» ■FRESH beans, Italian bread, fruited gelatin. Wednesday: Shells and meatsauce, green beans, FRESH GENUINE AK^RICAN ANY SIZE PACKAGE quart casserole; mix well with whisk. Microwave, minutes; rearrange cups and rotate a half-turn after * — - 4-lb Piiq Friday: Homestype soup, open-faced hot turkey Italian bread, fresh fruit. 'A cup dry white wine Shoulder Blade Lamb Chops 1. 1^ Fresh Chicken Breasts Lean Ground Beef Or More Flounder Filk't uncovered, at medium power until hot but not set, I'A about half- of cooking time. (If using muffin-ring, •FRESH sandwich with gravy, carrots, cranberry Sauce, Parmesan cheese FRESH GENUINE AMERK:AN 'JIQ FRESH-IESSER QUANTITIES 69* LB BEEE BRISKET UNTRIMMEO-BONELESS to 2 minutes; stir mixture every 30 seconds. Pour egg rotate ring one-half turn. Immediately remove Thursday: Chicken patty, gravy, Spanish rice, raisins, white bread, oatmeal cookies. buttered carrots, cranberry sauce, ice cream. Additional olive oil Rib Lamb Chops < i-"''' 4"ib 1 J Chicken Lens Fresh Briskets Whok' Fkirida Scallops mixture over mushrooms in crust. Microwave, muffins from cups to wire rack. Let stand until moist Prepare artichokes by slicing off the top third of DOMESTIC Friday: Fruit juice, meat and cheese pizza, tossed PORK LOIN-RIB SIDE OR FRESH-MIXED FRYER PARTS HOT OR SWEET uncovered, at medium power until soft set in center, 7 spots have dried. If microwaving less than 6 muffins Manchester schoois each. Cut in half, and remove center choke and small to 11 minutes; rotate quiche 'A turn, every 3 minutes. salad, choice of dressing, fruited gelatin with topping. Whole J 4 9 Box-O Italian A&P in a muffin-ring, alternate cups to allow for more even Milk is served with all meals. inner leaves. Break off all tough outside leaves down 14 To Wb, Let stand 5 minutes to complete cooking. cooking. The following lunches will be served in the to the lighter-colored inner leaves. Peel the stem and Pork Loin 17-lbs. Chicken Sausage Canned Ham can Manchester public schools the week of Jan. 16 through Coventry schools trim. Rinse thoroughly in water. Steam, covered, AVAILABLE WED THRU SAT IN SELF SERVICE FISH DEPT 20: about 35 minutes, or until tender. Drain. Monday: No school. Martin Luther King Day. The Freezer The following lunches will be served in the Coventry While artichokes axe steaming, prepare stuffing. ALL VAh Ie TICs Tuesday: Hamburger or cheeseburger on roll, con schools the week of Jan. 16 through 20: Saute onion and celery in olive oil until wilted. Add For f rethnau 4 Savings Banquet NUTRITIOUS-HEALTHFUL-PICK YOUR OWN Your neighbor’s kitchen pickles, potato puffs, buttered broccoli or beets, Monday: No school. Martin LuUier King day. oregano, parsley, salt and pepper to taste. Combine in CaM om ia E chilled pineapple and strawberries. Tuesday: Beefaroni, cheese cubes, green beans, a medium bowl with the bread crumbs. Sprinkle with Cookin Bags Fresh Wednesday: Salami grinder, applesauce, vanilla roll and butter, fresh fruit. the white wine until mixture holds together. (More PIZZA LOVERS SIZE Iceberg Lettuce Kraft pudding with peanuts. Wednesday: Tomato soup, tuna salad boat, finger Mushrooms » T wine may be needed.) Ellio’s 9 FR ESH ^S P HEADS U S. NO 1-ALL PURPOSE Thursday: Cheese and pepperoni pizza, garden salad, brownie. Place artichoke halves in a buttered casserole, cut 24oz. I American Singles! Student offers choice tortes pkg. salad with choice of dressing, orange juice bar. . Thursday: Meatloaf with gravy, noodles, carrot Slice Pizza Yellow WHITE OR YELLOW side up. Spoon stuffing mixture into the artichokes. MIXED VEGETABLES. LEAF SPINACH OR Friday: Cranapple or apple juice, tuna salad pocket coins, bread and butter, orange juice pop. Sprinkle liberally with Parmesan cheese. Drizzle c Onions sandwich, potato chips, chilled pears. Milk is served Friday: Juice, pizza or hot dog, hot vegetable, Green Giant Sweet Peas 89' Continued from page 17 Set other pre-baked pastry layer on top. about a teaspoon olive oil over each artichoke. HOWARD JOHNSON SUNKIST JUICY SWEET 146 SIZEi Bake at 500 degrees for 15 minutes after top is with all meals. assorted fresh fruit. Bake at 350 degrees about 30 minutes, or until Macaroni & Cheese Jumbo Navel Oranj>es 3 , 99 FROM SUNNY SOUTH AMERICA 16k>2. Beat in the 3 egg yolks, one at a time, until mixture is brushed with egg wash which will give the crust a nice RHAM Andover Elementary School stuffing is slightly browned and artichokes are hot. CORN OR BLUEBERRV very creamy. Then take the bittersweet ch e la te off golden color. After taking out of oven, chill in the Serve immediately. Howard Johnson Toasties Fresh Nectarines pkg the itove and let cool to room temperature. The refrigerator for at least three or four^ours. Take out The following lunches will be served the week of The following lunches will be served in the Andover HOOD GOURMET FLAVORED SUNKIST-JUICY CALIFORNIA of mold and coat the sides with cake or cookie crumbs. Jan. 16 through 20 at RHAM junior and senior high Elementary School the weekoTJan. 16 through 20: ice Cream Sandwiches 1 0 Lar)>e Lemons timing is critical. Mix about 4 ounces of this into the Creamed Artidhokes Fancy U S NO 1 -2 '. MIN -MeINTOSHOR FAMILY VALUE butter cream mixture. schools: ' Monday: No school. Martin Luther King Day. 16-02 1 2 packages frozen artiehoke hearts Tom“ah”toes pkg -M _ Red Delicious Appk's Be sure the layer with the raspberry preserves on it Monday; No school. Martin Luther King Day. Tuesday: Doughboys, baked beans, cole slaw, JUICY WESTERN Hood i 1 9 Almond Torte 3 tablespoons butter is thoroughly cool. Then spread the butter cream Tuesday: Ravioli casserole, mixed vegetables, lemon and vanilla pudding. •ach 5 9 ' '/t teaspoon tarragon leaves Jumbo Avocados ■lumbo Anjou Pears Cottage Cheese cont. JL mixture on top. On the bottom of the second layer, 6 egg yolks homemade roll, mixed fruit. Wednesday: Grinders, chips, carrot sticks, fruit. ANY VARIETY-READY TO SPREAD BETTERTASTING - 1 cup sugar Wednesday: F re n » bread pizza, green beans, Thursday: Cheese pizza,-salad, juice bars. Vt cup heavy cream You can support Special brush on the melted semi-sweet chocolate and put in Duncan Hines Frostinfi Olympics even more. 2% Lowfat Milk ^:'A refrigerator to set. Once it's set, put that side down on 1 lemon, juice and grate fresh fruit. Friday: Fish and cheese, fries, green beans, Paprika TINY LITTLE TEA LEAVES-BONUS PACK CHOCOLATE - ... - fy i ------top of the butter cream layer and set the whole thing in 1 teaspoon vanilla Thursday: Pork patty, mashed potato with gravy. whipped dessert, bread. Milk is extra. Saute artichokes in butter briefly. Add a few Tetky Tea Bans For each coupon you ledeem mouf HimkI Choeo (i(M)d Drink r tablespoons of water, cover, and steam on low heat 'stoie by January ?1 1984 Ptoclei ^ Gamble the refrigerator. 1 cup almonds, unblanched, chopped REGULAR OR DIET ^ Ml' coninbute 10* to Special Olympics Then melt 4 tablespoons butter in pan and add 3‘A to 'A cup white bread crumbs until artichokes are tender, adding a bit morewaterif C&CCola D HihkI Swiss Styk' Yoffurt 3"i'. 1 necessary. Add tarragon and heavy cream and heat LOWCAlORie-2-B-OZ CONTAINERS > 4 tablespoons corn syrup. When this starts to bubble 'A teaspoon almond extract Weight Watchers Margarine 79^ a 6 egg whites, whipped to peak OPPORTUNITY. through. Do not boil. Sprinkle with paprika. add 3> to 4 ounces of German sweet chocolate and the CEBS KRAFT-WHITE YELLOW ORSHARP 2 tablespoons Framboise. Mixture will be very loose. I Charmin Bath Tissue! _ aNGLE PLY-400 CT Cracker Barrel Cheese r P Keep at room temperature until thick enough to Lemon-Orange filling Hunt’s Tomato COUNTRY CROCK spread. FOR SALE S*1 0 0 c Shedd’s Spread p* Cover entire cake with it. Once it's chilled it will be BUILD 1 teaspoon plain gelatin Sauce MEDIUM 4BCT. OR LARGE very shiny. Just before it's set into the refrigerator, 1 tablespoon water —^ INTERNATIONAL W indshield cover top with rasperries, except the middle where 2 tablespoons flour Luvs Disposable 32-cL the chocolate leaves will go. FRIENDSHIPS NO CHOLESTEROL 2 tablespoons cornstarch W ash 3 J«2 X I 9 Diapers pkg >A cup sugar THROUGH STUDENT 25 DEGREES BELOW ZERO Puritan Oil Ml ^ ALL PURPOSE TWO PLY >/4 cup water ' 6 9 ' Gold Cherry Cheese Torte 1 tablespoon butter EXCHANGE. Bounty Paper Towels "IS 2 eggs, warm to room temperature Asan AREA REPRESENTATIVE you wiU Medal Flour 2 9-inch layers of favorite sweet pastry Rind of 1 orange S Serv ice Seafood Market B ALL VARIETIES be a partof our program to arrange for gallon iHSTIflT------X IS-07 S| 2 quarts plus two-thirds cup milk 3 tablespoons lemon juice frai X99 FRESH CUT KinK Cole Venetables ^7 cant 1 European students to spend a high school Maxwell Hou^ Coffee lar ^ 1 cup sugar 3 tablespoons orange juice ALL VARIETIES MOUNtAiN GROWN Cod Steaks lb ^ IJO, 1<« Two-thirds cup corn flour 'A cup whipped cream year in America. 2 r .8 9 ' FRESH CUT Alpo Dog Dinners Folger’s Flaked Coffee can A X . 3 9 6 egg yolks Confectionery sugar OCEAN SPRAY Fkmnder F'ilk‘1 lb ^ We are currently recruiting to fill these 3S... 114 1.W cont 1 FRESH Imported CcMiked Ham 2 pounds curd cheese To make the torte layers mix the 6 egg yolks and rewarding, part-time positions with Jet Dry Solid Pineappk- Grapefruit Juice Ml 1 X 7 9 FRESH SLICED 4>A ounces margarine the cup of sugar in a bowl and beat until creamy. Add expenses paid.'-..^ 4B-or TWO PLY ij^ci 7 Q C Florida'Scallops lb .J Tree Top Apple Juice bll 1 FRESH CAUGHT (ierman Bologna Zest of. 1 lemon the juice and grate of the lemon, the vanilla, almonds, Coronet Paper Fowels 10(1 / 7 4 9 9 ALL VARIETIES-BRIX PACK COOKED StNGLF.PLV Norwegian Salmon lb ^ 10 egg whites bread crumbs and almond extract and mix well. Beat As an AREA REPRESENTATIVE you wUl: •J.7 79' 2'A ounces sugar PARKER STREET Hawaiian Punch Deha Bath Tis.sue ^^99' FRESH FOR STEW German Styk Salami the 6 egg whites until they form a peak and fold into the • Select host families and contact high IBOZ.LOAF-ARNOLOtOOS OAC FRESH SLICED TW O PLY Oysters-Select Size lb ^ 3 ounces plain gelatin other mixture. Put in two 9-inch ungreased pans and schools. * inductrlal Zone 4 On Monday, I told you about the benefits of exercise, especially as a part of a slimming program. Today, I want to tell you about the three basic kinds of Old law on fprced heirship exercise; Beauty • Aerobic exercises, which are so popular today, are continuous-action ones such as niVfning, jogging, Improvement cross-country skiing, aerobic dancing, swimming, is stirring new controversy biking and walking. ’These exercises'improve fitness Plan because they strengthen the heart and lungs, increase Clierry Lowman oxygen intake and discourage fatty deposits in the DEARABBY: This is in parent. blood vessels. response to "Stuck in 7. If the child has • Isotonic exercises, also known as calisthenics, Louisiana." who com refused to ransom the are helpful for spot reducing. plained because in Louisi parent while he or she was • Isometric exercises pit a muscle or muscle group ana, children automati Dear Abby held captive. against an immovable object or other muscles. They sliced turkey breast, sliced cucumber, lettuce and two cally fall heir to their 8., If the child has used increase muscle size more rapidly than any other type slices of whole-wheat toast or bread. Use 1 teaspoon parents’ inheritance ■ S ’ an act • of violence or of exercise. They also are helpful to reducers because diet mayonnaise or your favorite low-calorie whether they are deserv Abigail Van Buren coercion to hinder a par they'decrease measurements by taking up the slack in dressing. ing or not. As a third-year ent from making a will. muscles or create curves by helping muscles become One tangerine. law student at Tglane 9. If the child refuses to larger. Black coffee or tea with lemon. University in New Or bail his parent out of jail. Before-beginning any exercise program, see your leans, I have studied this 10. If the son or daugh doctor for a physical examination. You should find out DINNER (465 calories) subject under tbe direc ter is a minor and marries what your body is safely capable of, particularly if you Chicken livers in mushroom sauce: Simmer 8 tion of several legal scho a Dear Abby column that I diminution in property without the parent’s are in the older age group, are overweight or have ounces of chicken livers in 1-2 cup of chicken broth lars who are expert in this found rather interesting. rights, by requiring that consent. been leading a sedentary life. with 2 teaspoons minced onion, 1 teaspoon dried area of law. This law affects me per when parents depart for 11. Conviction of the As a beginning aerobic exercise for people in the parsley and salt, pepper and dried sage to taste. Louisiana’s forced heir sonalty and has been the next world, a portion child of a felony carrying groups just mentioned, walking is ideal. It's simple. It Simmer 5 minutes and then add 1-2 cup sliced fresh ship laws are derived sticking in my craw for of their estate goes to the a possible sentence of life doesn’t subject feet, knees and tendons to as much mushrooms. Simmer an additional 3 minutes. from ancient Roman law quite a while. I really children they left in this imprisonment or death. strain as jogging does, it doesn’t necessitate a Reserve 1-3 of the chicken livers for lunch tomorrow. in existence before the think forced heirship in one unless the parents It is a shame that with SO time-consuming shower or change of clothes. Serve over 1 cup of cooked rice. birth of Christ. They are any form is unjust, and have good cause to disin states in which to live, this To gauge your performance level during a period of 1 cup of boiled cauliflower buds dressed in lemon virtually identical to those even though the regula herit tljem. disgruntled person did aerobic exercising, check your pulse rate imme- • juice and 1 tablespoon grated Parmesan cheese. found in almost every tions were relaxed some wind up in the'Only state diately afterward. Here’s a simple formula you can Article 1621 of our Civil One glass skim milk. modern country today what, it is not enough. with forced heirship. Very UPl pholo Here’s an exercise that will improve Code lists the following 11 below your shoulder, left elbow down. use as a measure. Subtract your age from 220. Take 60 Black coffee or tea with lemon. with the exception of the "As Abby stated in her truly yours, ROBERT H. just causes for disinherit posture. Sit cross-lfegged on the floor. Again press palms together and hold for percent of that number. If your pulse is beating slower United States and Great column, no one should be HODGES, ATTORNEY- ing one’s children: Entertainment expansion Raise your hands ih front of you to bust than that after exercising, you can step up the pace a TOTAL CALORIES 1,230 Britain. told to whom he or she AT-LAW a count of six. Relax. This time tip your bit. But the rate should not go much over75 percent. If The purpose of forced must leave hard-earned _I. If the child has struck NOTE: These exemp level position. Press your palms to right elbow higher than your shoulder, A video technician in Rochester, N.Y. cassettes and tapes that can be used by it does, you need to slow down. FOR MEN (620 calories): At breakfast, have two heirship was based on the dollars. the parent or even raised tions from the inheritance gether. Hold at poiiht of greatest tension evluates the clarity of televised images either amateurs or professionals. The left elbow down even more. Press palms Here’s an example: A 50-year-oId person subtract apple bran muffins and add 2 teaspoons margarine. At concept that a parent who "Is there any chance of his hand to do so. law were originally writ for a slow count of six. Relax. Now tip together and hold again. Relax. Do this ing from 220 would get 170. Taking 60 percent of 170 dinner, have a double portion of chicken livers and an brings a child into the this law being struck 2. If the child is guilty of ten in 1825 — and derived genewrated by Kodak’s new video tape. company will also produce an eight- your right elbow up a little, keeping it gives"102 beats per minute, and 75 percent gives 128 additional cup of cooked rice. Also, have 1-2 cup ice world must ensure that down in the near future? cruelty, crime or grievous from the French (Napo Kodak plans to soon enter the home millimeter video-camera recorder. four times on each side at first. beats a minute. milk. the child is adequately That we are the only state injury toward the parent. leonic) Code of Law — video market with a variety of video Start out by walking a comfortable distance at a • cared for. Our laws that has it says something 3. If the child has with the exception of the pace that feels comfortable to you. Don’t overdo it at simply place the burden for its validity. attempted to kill the 11th exemption, which first. If you’re at the lower end of the 60 to 75 percent on the parents ratherthan "Happy New Year! — parent. was added in 1982. About Towvn range when you check your pulse, that’s where you Shopping list for Friday society. (Signature Withheld)’’ 4. If the child has Educator: Attack the R’s should be to start. Remember, too, that edid air plays Dairy products: Skim milk, small package bacon, I see no unfairness in accused the parent of a (If you put off writing tricks with your heart rate and that walking on snow small block cream cheese. this. And now a Baton Rouge crime that bears the pe letters because you don’t for Monday pnornings at the Racquet Club, and open uses more energy than walking on a hard surface. Meat or fish: Flounder fillet (6 ounces). KALISTE J. SALOOM III Newcomers Invited to meeting attorney has his day in nalty of .capital punish know what to say, send for gym is available for noontime exercises Mondays Increase your pace and the length of your walks Fruits and vegetables: Tangerine juice, lemon, court: ment — with the exception Abby’s complete booklet Overeaters Anonymous will meet tonight at 7:30 in through Fridays at no charge to YWCA members. with time. If jogging is your goal you can alternate small tomato, small onion, spinach leaves, small DEARKALISTE: Read of high treason. on letter-writing. Send $2 - resistance and resentment walking with slow jogging, eventually working up to the meeting room-cafeteria of Manchester Memorial For more information or to receive a free program package fresh mushrooms, lettuce. on for a copy of a letter DEAR ABBY: ‘Stuck 5. If the child has and a long, stamped (37 Hospital, Haynes Street. Newcomers are welcome at catalog, <^11 the YWCA office. 647-1437. full jogging. But good old-fashioned walking has a lot Seasonings: Oregano, garlic salt. Tabasco sauce, sent to Louisiana State in Louisiana" is partially cents). self-addressed en refused to feed a hungry Bv Ron Kohler be published. the book in her fourth-grade class 7:30 and a general meeting will follow at 8. going for it. It can easily be worked into your daily vinegar. Sen. Fritz Windhorst: correct. Louisiana law parent. velope to Abby, Letter United Press International “■We need to be teaching kids in the Ada Christian School There are no dues, fees or weigh-ins. The group routine. And, this can be crucial over the long run. To Dry goods: One bagel, whole-wheat bread, cooking does exalt the family unit 6. If the child neglects to Booklet, P.Q. Box 38923, they can control their feelings,” District. meets each Wednesday at the same tfme and place. benefit from an exercise program, you must do it oil, rice. ‘DEAR FRITZ: I attach with some consequent take care of an insane Hollywood, Calif. 90038.) Film to be shown BATTLE CREEK, Mich. - Can Fettig said; “ that they can be “ I use it in the beginning of the regularly. Start today! Keep going tomorrow! the power of positive thinking help happy instead of sad, that they can year. It sets the atmosphere for the A film on childbirth and a slide presentation on Club open for pinochle Caesarean birth, will be shown Thursday at 7:30 p.m. children learn? overcom e handicaps and can classroom quite well,” she says. Menus for Thursday * You, too, can win at the losing game — if you haven't Motivational speaker Art Fettig achieve things if they put their “ What you’re looking for is a The following are the scores of the pinochle games at the Church of Christ, 394 Lydall St. The film, entitled "The Story of E ric," and the slide BREAKFAST (425) '' already joined the thousands of men and women Regular physical examination says yes, and is working on a line of mind to it.” positive attitude rather than a played Jan. 5 at the Army & Navy Club. Play is open to following my Eight-Week Beauty Improvement Plan Apple muffin: 1 bran muffin with 1 teaspoon books to help instill a positive presentation, both will follow the expectant parents “ One of the books that most negative attitude... The kids pick all senior citizens each Thursday at 9:30 a.m.: margarine and 1-2 cup of applesauce. (BIP). My BIPKITgivescompletedirectionsfor a 15- attitude in both students and through their preparation for, and participation in affected my life is the ’Little that up and start using a positive Edita Farmer 639; Charles Gitrites 627; Ruth Baker 1-2 cup plain yogurt mixed with 1-2 cup blueberries to 20-pound weight loss in just eight weeks. It includes teachers. Engine that Could,” ’ Fettig said. approach to learning. 615; Corinne Gibson 613; Gladys Seelert 610; Arvid their babies’ arrival. FOCIS, the Fam ily Oriented Childbirth Information or strawberries (frozen without sugar). 14 days of calorie-counted menus, exercises, a calorie "The problem with education is “ To me that is the best book ever Ms. Schutt’s experience is Peterson 597; Andrew Noske 596; Harry Pospisil 596; an important tool In medicine Society, sponsors the films. There is no charge. One glass skim milk. chart, weight charts,, and a wall chart to plot your attitude,” he says. “ Everyone is written “on motivation... Before I echoed by Chick Moorman, a ! Hans Bensche 595. t Anyone interested is welcome. Black coffee or tea with lemon. progress. If you want-the kit, send $1 and a long, pointing the finger at everyone wrote the robot book I went to the Kalamazoo educator who co Also: Hervey Laquerre 594; Susan Kerr 591; Buff self-addressed, stamped envelope with yoiir request DEAR DR. LAMB: else” as responsible for the sins of DEAR READER: I library and read stacks and stacks authored a book this year on how to Paquin 587; Arline Paquin 585; Lillian Carlson 581; LUNCH (340 calories) to Cherry Lowman, in care of the Manchester Herald, Wbat would you consider the nation’s public school systems. think the lymphatic circu of childrens books, to try to find improve the classroom environ Alexander Gates 575; an^Edward Scott 575. Turkey sandwich: Make a sandwich of 3 ounces of Box 591, Manchester 06040. a good physical exam? I lation is the least under In an attempt to help resolve the something like the ’Little Engine ment by b a c k in g the “ new three Jaycees sponsor course went to a doctor and ho problem, Fettig has authored “ The stood part of the circula that Could.” ’ R ’s — resistance, reluctance and COVENTRY — The Coventry Jaycees will sponsor checked my heart, lungs tory system. It includes Three Robots" and “ Remember New classes open at YW CA Your Health “ Most of them didn’t say any resentment.” a four-hour Race for Life course and an eight-hour and blood pressure — that all those lymph nodes ing” to help children — as wefl as thing... nothing about goal setting. “ What’s more important at any 'Your assurance of quick New adult physical fitness classes are starting at CPR course this month, They will be held on Jan. 23 or response when you ad DOES EASTERN CONNECTICUT STATE UNIVERSITY was it. Shouldn’t 1 expect under the arm, in the teachers and parents — learn that I ’d see children checking out given moment, what you know or Nutmeg Branch YWCA. 78 N. Main St. Jan. 25 at the Coventry Grammar School. vertise In Classified Is’ something more? LawrWfce Lamb, M.D. groin and just about ever education is more than a constant stacks and stacks of these books what you feel?” asks Moorman. Aerobic exercise classes will include: aerobic There will also be a recertification course on Jan. that our readers ore HAVE A COURSE NEAR YOU? ywhere. It consists of tiny stream of facts and information.- and reading them zip, zip, zip and “ You can know everything but slimnastics on Tuesday at 10:45 a.m., starting Jan. 17; DEAR READER: 1 25. Those interested should pre-register before ready to buy when they vessels, with porous walls "The Three Robots” is a simple they’re not getting anything out of what good is it if you don’t know aerobic body conditioning, Wednesdays at ^30 a.m., hope your doctor also did Saturday. For information, or to register, call 742-5459 turn to the little ads. OFF CAMPUS EVENING COURSES thinner than veins. The book about a happy robot, a sad them.” what you’re going to do with it? starting Jan. 18; or on Fridays at 10 a.m., beginning or 742-8472. 643-2711.- a blood test to provide fluid that leaves vour robot and a robot who just can’t Fettig says he also wrote the Jan. 20. some additional informa “ We don’t spend a lot of time as blood to batheyour K^ues make up his mind. Through the books with parents and teachers in Fitness for teachers will start Feb. 27 on Mondays at Leading toward the B.S. in Business or the B.C.S. tion. such as your choles educators teaching attitudes. We stop the deposits as early can send*VS cents with a enters these vessels and course of the book the happy robot m|nd, in hopes they might absorb 3:30 p.m. This will offer aerobic workouts to fit the in PSYCHOLOGY/BUSINESS terol level, the possibili as po.ssible. ^ long, stamped, self- spend more time teaching facts ON JANUARY 9. 1984 THE LA R FIRM passes through the lym Pos gradually instills ber positive the simple message of trying to schoolday schedule. ties of gout, anemia — or and knowledge... without relating We know that risk fac addres.sed envelope for it phatic network to empty charactteristics into the other two think positive rather than Body design classes will be conducted Tuesdays and In Manchester any number of medical how we can be in charge of our OF L^SS! tR, CASTLEMAN & FALKENSTEIN, P.C. B l’S 150-M Insurance {Thurs. 7;0() pm) tors such as high choles to me. in care of this into the great veins. robots, Semi-Pos and Neg. negative. Thursdays from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. or 7:15 to 8:15 p.m., problems. lives, our attitudes. BUS 23I-M Organizational Behavior (Tues. 7:00 pm) terol. cigarette smoking newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, When they’re injured In "Rem em bering,” a little boy “ Parents shodld model for their beginning Jan. 17; yoga with Elizabeth Van Dine Doctors have different HAS MOVED ITS OFFICE TO ECO 24UM CovernmenI and Business (Mon. 7:00 pm) and high blood pre.ssure Radio City Station, New the flow is blocked. That who thinks his memory is broken is childi%n,” he says. “ Kids don’t do “It’s easy to see why some offers toning and relaxation through Hatha tchnique attitudes about regular can damage the arteries. PSY 302-M Psychopalholopy o f Childhood (Tues. 7:00 pm) York, N.Y. 10019. happens in women after taught the trick of associating the what you tell them they should do, teachers wouldn’t like Art’s book Wednesdays from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m., starting Jan. 18, 113 E A S T C E N T E R S T R E E T physical examinations. In PSY‘^62*M Physiological Psychology (Thurs. i :(M) pm) Beyond that, finding breast surgery when things he needs to recall with they do what they see you do.” because our whole society... is or Fridays from 9:15 to 10:30 a.m., starting Jan. 20. my opinion, if they are DEAR DR. LAMB: I early diabetes and check lymph nodes are removed "m em ory hooks" so he doesn’t Although Fettig’s books have not raised to believe that other people Prenatal and postnatal yoga will be offered on MANCHESTER. CT coupled with a good prev ing your eyesight are injured my foot and had to In Rockville from under the arm. Then forget them. met with critical acclaim, he has are in charge of their emotions, Wednesdays at 6:15 p.m., starting Jan. 18. entive program, they are important. It’s important have surgery. The doctor } 649-5277 BUS 300-R Business U w II (T u e s .^ 3 0 pm) the arm gets swollen with Two new robot books and a found some enthusiastic readers. that something external causes Fitness during pregnancy classes will be offered one of the most important to make sure there’s no diagnosed it as perman , fluid. teachers’ activity booklet will soon One is Lenore Schutt, who uses their emotions. Thursdays from 1 to 2 p.m., starting Jan. 19. Other STANLEY F. FALKENSTEINt tools in medicine today. evidence of developing ent injury to the lym If your lymph vessels in JOSIAH J. LESSNER In Hartford fitness programs are tennis round robin, scheduled ENC lOO A College Writing Skills (Thurs. d:30 prn) The way to prevent glaucoma, whicii could phatic vessels in iWy foot. ROBIN MURDOCK-MEGGERSl the legs are obstructed the HOLLAND cAsTLEMAN ECO 109-A Principles of Economiis II (W ed. 5:.30 pm) many major illnesses later rob you of your My problem now is swel legs swell. That’s what from progressing or be eyesight. ling of the foot and I has happened to your foot. Women warned pn lack of calcium Call for a Spring Bulletin coming a problem is to I ’ve outlined what a wonder if I will ever get Depending on the circum start preventive mea rid of the fluid that accum thorough physical should stances, there usually is BOSTON (U PI) - Most so often see.” ’ aging, but Notelovitz says ments each day before Eastern Connecticut State University sures early. The leading ulates in my toot. cover in the Health Letter improvement with time. American women only get Besides' causing curva this is not true. With a going to bed. causes of death today are Could you please let me School of Continuing Education 10-2, Your. Valuable Medi You might help prevent one-third their daily cal ture of the spine, low proper diet starting froril heart ..'tacks and strokes, cal .Examination, which know the function of the Quality; comes First at JANUARY WlUlmanUc, (TT06226 ( 2 0 3 ) 456-2231, Ext 252 the swelling by using cium requirement, which calcium, known as osteo an early age, osteoporosis and most of these are I ’m sending you. You can lymphatic vessels? If they elastic bandages or pres B A R b O N 9th ■ leads to a variety of porosis, also causes brit is preventable.' caused by fatty choles are damaged, is this use it as a guide during sure stockings, applied in debilitating ailments once tle bones in areas such as ’The best prevention is a ' J A N U A R Y terol deposits in the arter your next physical. Oth something that will heal in Hearing Aids the morning when you women pass through me- the wrists and hips. Frac diet rich in high calcium ies. so it’s imoortant to ers who want this issue time? 14th first get up. ' nopause, doctors say. tures then occur for al foods — dairy products 6 Ssrvktf, Inc. The average woman most no reason at all. are particularly high in SHOWCASi [(A OlVIBKMI OP CAHPBT PACTORV OUTLBTB)j requires approximately B etw een 150,000 and calcium and so are leafy 464 EA|T^%ER STREET •USPA CHOICE MEATS 1,000 milligrams of cal 200,000 women fracture green vegetables. Howl " CT. SURPLUS CARPET CENTER Child’s getting over divorce cium per day until she their hip each year be ever, it is often difficult tot 82 reaches menopause at cause of this ailment, get enough calcium just SIRLOIN about age 45,, then her Notelovitz said, and .ap through diet, Notolovitz SIRLOIN requirement increases to proximately 15 percent of said. {le recommends cal •FrM Audkmivtrlc Hearing Teste. HIPS W O W fTH /n - about 1,400 milligrams. those die from complica cium supplements start •Home or Office Appointments. TIPS SURPLUS CARPET CENTER depends on so many things Although it is important tions due to the injury. ing from about age 20. BS •Repairs on All Makes of AMs. 12 - 14 LBS. for a woman to get enough Such injuries and debili Notelovitz recommends •Batteries (Mall-Out Services). 12 - 14 LBS. IM'MANCHESTER calcium from the time she tations often are consi women take about 400-to resolve the issue. Ciji D.C. CAB •Custom Earmolds. IS REALLY SOMC1H IN & E LS ef DEAR DR. BLAKER: I is about 20, the effects of dered a fact of life with 500-milligcam supple Ware’s new book “ Shar •10% Senior Citizen Discount know that it should take low calcium don’t begin to $179 some time for a child to ing Parenthood After Di — SHOWN AT:- M PER U . show until she approaches ■.-M Our PrafsssionaU Wont to Help You with WHY DO You AY T H A T ? ] get over a divorce but it vorce,” may help clarify t;IS-7:4S-6;40 « P E R U . 6 old age. But the effects Your Hearing FroUam. SPOON ROAST OR STEAKS has been two years and the alternatives. Good W . A Ask Blaker then become very luck! GORKY Open Mon. thru FrI. 9:30 to 5«Sat, 9:30 to 1:00 n o r m a l my 4-year-old still isn’t obvious. , her "old self. ” How long PARKiRi MwIv<«4 m4 HMn4 WHOLE ^ I pOO a square yard p o r /vial, does it take? Divorcing? Write for “ Everyone is familiar Try Our — SWOWHAT: - 14-16 Dr. Blaker’s nesletter with calcium deficiencies, 1:4S-7;I0-Q;S0 CLIP iFOATHe PAD AN^ INSTALLATION | WHO llliii Ad New At Tmir awnindirj DEAR READER: That Karen Blaker, Ph.D. "Helping your child ac whether they know it or PORK LOINS LBS. W ith ^ Y B R c a d l o o m CARES... depends on so many cept divorce.” Send 50 not," said Dr, Morris r ; i. Homestyle UNCOMMON THATS cents and a stamped, Notelovitz, an endocrinol LEAN CARPET IN THEIR STIX^C... things. A few of the VALOR 1^1 10 LB $ | 2 9 ASRPAT self-addressed envelope ogist at the University of #6 THAT NOWtnAU? important questions you Clam Chowder! — SHOWN fW:— — GROUND BEEF LOTS A PER LB. to Dr. Blaker in care of Florida Center for Cli CARPET must consider are: family, last much longer DEAR DR. BLAKER: ? .W C c .I:t>7;40-I0«). d e a l ... 1) How negatively does and somethimes never We have recently been this newspaper, P.O. Box macteric studies. “ It’s WAIT... the child react to the end. going through a terribie 475, Radio City Station, most obvious in the little 10 LB IMANCHE hunched over women we YENTL m HAMBURG PATTIES THERE'S MORE...THIS divorce? There are many p.sycho- fight about custody of our New York, NY 10019., H o w to BOX M E M - • 2) What are the nega logical tasks a child must two children, ages 10 to 12. — SHOWN AT:- IS REALLY UNBELIEVAfitE JjCOMEf tive effects of joint complete during and after Both of us agree that we Something Different...... Wish Someone A' SWEET OR HOT SLB. $ 1 5 9 TALKABCUTTERms! partenting? his parents’ divorce: The are excellent parents and dean a house. 3) How old is the child? reality of the divorce must have much toi offer our SCARFACE ITAUAN SAUSAQE LOTS X P n iB . |90 RAYS SAME AS CASH 4) How secure is the be acknowledged; anger It’s certainly no job for an amateur. It takes u team uf SURPUiS children. And we both Happy Birthday proa like The Clean Team to really di^ in and make O^tuPTOaVEARlSTO CARP6T CENTER custodial parent? and self-blame must be agree that we don’t want STUFFED FILET OF SOLE -3Houtnn>- m your home sparkle. ^ One hundred thirty-five resolved; the perman A Herald Happy Heart P A Y W I T H In p a y m e n t F O R E X C E S S them living part time with with Stuffed w/our own ltt>-T:48 The Cleon Team is a h'roup of careful ly truini>d children ages 3 to 18, from ence of the divorce must one and part time with the people who come to your home. They |;o right to work. BEEF & PEPPER PATTY NOT W E TIL A p r i l ; special stuffing in v en to r y from 60 divorcing families, be accepted: realistic other. The judge insists SUDDEN Washing, scrubbing, mopping, polishing every corner C.F.O. STORES- were evaluated in a study hopes regarding relation that we try to make the 2 pcs, for of every room in your house. And Itecuuse they’re conducted at New York ships must be achieved IMIWCTiS professionals, they’re fast, efllcient. trustworthy, SLICED SLICED WWTE PART ROLLS, decision. Why? *2.99 insured and bonded. Hospital-Cornell Medical and the loss of the intact ^ Happy Birthday ^ -SHOVWIMT:— FULL ROLLS, Fresh Fish and Seafood SLAB 3-S $ 1 4 9 AMERICAN 3 0 .S Center. The results indi family must be resolved. 2t»-T;l0a48 If you love your hou.se but hate housework, why DEAR READER: The John Arriving D aily ...... prolong the agony? Call The Clean Team BACON X PER IB. CHEESE LB.IBIS X P E B I SURPLUS CAR PET DROP COLORS, cated that the short-term According to the study judge often asks the par for a free estimate. CEHTER effects of divorce upon mentioned, these tasks ffiMoy rour cffiMiar No obligation, * ETC., AND ents to decide because it is fa our dhdng araa CHRISTINE often take more than of course. 646-5000 398 BROAD STREET children usually abate better for the children If Love or Q99H to go. .[Mi MANCHESTER. CT. INSTALLATION within a year and a half. three years. -SHawn/W:— they know that their, fu pMk anchester packing pompany me 2 door* Irom M anchnitr AAA i PAD FOR. Long-term effects, includ The child’s recovery, of ture is being decided by SEA FOOD 430akSti«!t 1J0-7:{l|l;|(ffll)^ 649-9199 ing pervasive sorrow, a course, also depends on their own parents who tall. MANCHESTER TERMS OF iH O W S : M-F 7 a.iH. p 5 pjR., SAT. 7 b jk . - 1 2 NOON SUN. tZ-« • SAT.IM • WUSBATB 104 ONLt ♦l.OOsq.yd.^ sense of vulnerability, how the parents are doing. love them, not strangers SeFIVING THE APEAOVER30VEAAS |348 W bUn n M S t MBBcbBstir, Cbbb. 06040 (N «r t t i MGC Bbb4 S M ) 25 sq. yd. mlnimom IntlsHatlon sod rvOt-Noor. ENDEARMENT Fo« r bocfc/slolr«/m9lai sstrs. H*ffiosnlB. oBSdto punch. J concern with being un Sometimes a child isn’t who are only involved 643-2711 649-9937 FISH MARKET A ------SHOWNMi------TheClearileam^ grass e a ^ ool loekidsd. loved and perhaps unlova even free to begin react because they happen to be Ask for..... Cull 721-7006 tKniRMNR Ftoooclog Progrom t200.0a RESTAURANT BfW4G VOUR OWN l:«-7 M «4 0 ble, loyalty conflicts and ing until he or she is part of the court system. Janet BEER OR WINE nostalgia for the intact certain the adults are OK. Continue to try and % ^ MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Jan. 11, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Ju.i. 11, 1984 - 83 Wednesday TV Meat pies are a satisfying suggestion for coid days B'y Alleen Claire savory Spoon pork mixture into pepper sauce and salt. NEA Food Editor 3 bay leaves V4 teas'i^n ground cin tart pan. Press mixture 1 teaspoon caraway Cover. Simmer 35 to 40 6:00P.M. 3 ) - Family Feud nion of the Lee WMiems Band is David Warner. Rated PG. 2:00 A.M. namon down firmly. Roll out presented. m - Dr. Qarw Scott Cold, crisp days call for seed minutes, stirring' occa (X) CD CE) ® ® - N ew s 7:30 P.M. (X) - CBS Nm v * Nightwatch ‘ V* teaspoon salt remaining pastry- to an sionally. Spoon into 2- 3 - 2 4 HorAs 3 - Nawenight hearty, down-home V4 teaspoon Tabasco - Three's Compeny C33 - PM Magazine (X) - MOVIE: 'Paper Chaaa'~ >/4 teaspoon ground ll-inch circle. Place over quurt shallow baking 3 - Independent Networii - MOVIE; Oang War' After This intriguing, often hurhorous T E G U a C A L P A , Honduras (B P I) — maneuvers, losing altitude until it left START YOUR NEW YEAR OFF RIGHT. . m 4 Nicaraguan forces opened Are on a our air space,” the Nicaraguan com BUY ONE — OR BOTH — OF THESE U.S. Arm y helicopter, kiUiug the pilot, munique said. featuring.. INVESTMENT PROPERTIES after downing the craft near the tense The Defense Ministry did not com Nicaraguan border, U.S. officials said. ment on charges the pilot was killed by It was the first American combat death fire from Nicaragua, but the Nicara \ in Honduras. guan Foreign Ministry said it hoped fr “ It was shot down by Nicaragua and “ the event, the direct consequence of r-^L the indefensible thing is that the pilot American military presence in the area, will be the last in wheph the blood JUST USTED was killed after he was out of the Raised ranch, 9 rooms. 4 bedrooms, 2'/> baths. Fireplace with helicopter simply walking around an - _ of American .soldiers is 'spilled on woodstove, kitchen appliances, aluminum-siding, oversized unarmed helicopter,’’ Defense Secre Central American soil." two car garage with electric opener and more. ERA Buyer Pro tary Casper Weinberger told CBS News The Defense Ministry claimed air tection Plan included. Be sure to see this one today. Vernon. .1 today as he left home for wgrk. craft had been crossing into Nicara $103,000 JV? ‘"rhat was the reason for the very guan air space from Honduras to drop y strong statement,’’ Wein^rger said, food and other supplies to anti- apparently referring to a p r o t ^ to the government rebels since last Sunday. Nicaraguans. U.S. Ambassador to Nicaragua An In comments that did not rule out the thony Quainton reportedly voiced a possibility the OH-56 light observation strong protest to Nicaraguan Interior MANCHESTER — s'^MILY ^ MANCHESTER — 4 FAMILY helicopter m ak as Nicaragua claimed, Minister Tomas Borge about the m m M I First ft Second Floor Apartments - 5 ro o r ^ ’^ ^ s Many improvements and modernizations entered Nicar^uan airspace, Wein incident. Herald photo by Tarquinio It was the first U.S. combat-related pantries. Hardwood floors. Moderr^tfbhens, completed on this 4-4-3-3 property. Full basement, berger said, “ It was flying the course that would have tkken it to the exercise death in Honduras. A U.S. military Gas hot water heat. Newer furnadeOr 2 large driveways, 3 refrigerators, 4 stoves to re A truck bloqks BSst Center Street near Lenox one of several minor accidents police attributed to LAUGH AT WINTER main. Call our office for further details and an ap area in Honduras and it landed in adviser was killed by leftist'rebels in Enjoy the warmth of a fully insulated home. This 9 room Dutch Third Floor Apartment - 3 rooms. Modern kitchen. Pharmacy after iferashed into the rear end of the car increased traffic on icy roads this morning as pointment to see! Honduran territory.” neighboring El Salvador in 1983. Colonial Cape features four bedrooms. 2'^ baths, family room Lots of closet space. Two Car Garage. Newer ’The U.S. Embassy in Tegucigalpa The incident occurred about 8:30 with fireplace, brick and vinyl exterior. 2 car garage and 10” of $109,900.00 ahead of it this morning shortly after 8 a m. It was motorists hurried to work. attic insulation. Prime Manchester location. $115,000 Roof, Nice West Side Location - One-Way said the helicopter was taking part in a.m. (9:30 a.m. EST). an embassy We can help you become a Street. U.S.-led war games with Honduras spokesman said. Pentagon officials "REALE" PROFESSIONAL! ' $119,000.00 called Big Pine II. It said the chopper said the helicopter, which carried the Call 646-4525. and ask lor Oan. made a forced landing on the Cifuentes- markings "J T F ” for "Joint Task Las Trojes road in Honduras near the Force,” was hit six times. Roads slick, but few cars crash D.F. REALE, INC. Q STRANO REAL ESTATE Nicaraguan border. The border area where the incident Real Estate “ After the landing they came under occurred has been the center of clashes*' 17S Mo m St., «MMlM.tw, Ct. 156 EAST CENTEI STREET .M ii hostile Are from Nicaragua and one between Nicaraguan troops and the Motorists found driving treacherous this Street until a Northeast Utilities crew came said. He expects more accidents today than 646-4S2S MANCHESTER, a 06040 6 4 6 - 2 0 0 0 crew member was killed while outside U.S.-funded rebels of the Honduras^ morning as they set out to work and school, J V. to right it. Wednesday the aircraft,” the embassy statement based Nicaraguan Democratic Force. but state and Manchester police reported no A spokesman for the state highway George Ringstone. work coordninator for said. Two Army engineers also on The Pentagon said the four-seat major accidents since^the area's first major department said the stretch of Routes from the town highway department, said it is board were not wounded. helicopter was on a “ routine flight" snowfall ended Wednesday morning. Bolton Notch east to Willimantic iced up difficult for town crews to clean from the In Washington, the Pentagon identi from the town of San Lorenzo to The one tragedy of the storm was the [FMSAU overnight when temperatures fell below streets the thin layer of packed ice and snow fied the dead crewman as the pilot. Aquacate "in support of exercise death of Robert H. Slater. 66, whose heart zero. This morning crews were out that escapes underneath plow blades. Sait Chief Warrant Officer Jeffery C. engineering activity” when it made a failed as he was shoveling snow Wednesday loosening with salt and chemicals the thin will melt it — but only at temperatures Schwab, of Joliet, lU., who was forced landing “ on a road at the morning outside his home at 113 Greenwood layer of ice covering the road so they can above 19 degrees Farenheit. Ringstone assigned to the 101st Aviation Group,’ Nicaraguan border." Drive, police said. Paramedics were unable push the ice to the shoulder, the spokesman said. Wednesday night roads wei% espe 156 E Center St 229th Aviation Battalion, of Fort The area where the helicopter to revive Slater and he was pronounced said. cially bad because the temperature fell to Manchester Campbell, Ky. landed, between the Honduran towns of dead on arrival at Manchester Memorial Town police reported several minor three degrees below zero, he said. In Managua, the Nicaraguan De Las Trojes and Cifuentes, is just a few Hospital, a hospital spokesman said. fender-benders overnight and this morning Police have made repeated requests over fense Ministry said their soldiers miles from the Nicaraguan border Traffic was slowed on Love Lane at about on town roads. Police spokesman Gary- the last 24 hours to the highway department opened fire on the helicopter only after town of Jalapa, 125 miles north of 11 a.m today when an automobile went off Wood said road conditions are worse today to sand especially bad roa ^ . including Real Estate it violated Nicaraguan air space and Managua. ' the road and knocked over a utilities pole, than they were Wednesday. Arch, Woodbridge and Adams streets. MANCHESTER $57,500 A source close to the incident said the police reported. Details of the accident Charming starter home In excellent condition This sparkling, MANCHESTER — 43 FOREST ST. forced the craft to fly out of the area. With schools open today and more people Police said this morning they are well cared for 2 bedroom home has a totally renovated bath, O ne of the original Cheney Estates Sound & Quality Construc 646-2000 “The Popular Sandinista . Army helicopter should not have come within were not available this morning. Police driving to work, traffic is heavier and the scouting the neighborhoods for unshoveled extra insulation and ideally located in quiet residential area. tion Impossible to reproduce at the asking price. First floor fea opened fire on the aircraft, which 20 miles of the border if it followed a directed traffic around the pole, which lay Call our Manchester office for an appointment 64^4060 roads become slippery as the traffic and sidewalks and issuing citations to people tures Ig entrance..foyer w/open staircase, living room, family ^ proceeded to carry out evasive descent straight flight path. across the road near the corner o.f Center room, dining room. den. modernized kitchen & lavajpry; sun melt the ice and packed snow. Wood who have not yet cleared the walks cond floor has four bedrooms. Vh baths, sitting tofSm w/fire- place. 5 interesting unreplacable fireplaces, rear s ^ rc a s e from kitchen, large cellar ideal for hobbyist or handw rfi^. 2 car gar age, Asking $195,000 Reagan, preparing East-West talk, says Soviets break treaties isnsr ^ Bolton Lwely 8 Rm Contemporary. Main floor Wa s h i n g t o n (u p d - The missiles in Europe,, the Kremlin the attack on Korean Air Lines military officials, will not be "The president may address it a comprehensive treatment of the Family Rm. with fieldstone fireplace. Sun administration is telling Congress has suspended three different sets Flight 007, which Reagan branded completed for a couple of weeks, peripherally in the speech.” the subject." deputy White House ken living Rm., separate den. 3 bed Rms., about aiiparent Soviet violations of of arms limitation negotiations. a “ barbaric” act. an aide said today. aide said of the reported violations. press secretary- Larry- Speakes niiclear weapons treaties, a White large Kitchen. 2 Car Gar. 2% baths, over 1 Reagan’s address, which will While Reagan is preparing to The administration accuses But others indicated it may be bad said. House aide said today, even as stress his desire to maintain a moderate his election-year rhe Moscow of violations that include timing to air charges against the MANCHESTER $85,500 acre wooded lot. Priced at $122,500. "There is no single event which President Reagan readies a “ realistic and productive" rela toric on Moscow, his aides are tampering with "encrypted tele Kremlin at a time when Reagan is An admirable combination of living and comfort can be yours precipitated this speech. However, with this 7 room Raised Ranch. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, dining speech to review relations with tionship with Moscow, precedes by briefing members of Congress on m etry" — disguised electronic- seeking reconciliation. room, living room, family room with fireplace and a very lovely the president wants the Soviet MANCHESTER NICE STAKni KANCH Moscow. two days a meeting of Secretary of “ comprehensive indications of So messages — to conceal the Reagan was not expected to and private setting. Call our Manchester office for more details. A 6 room. 3 bedroom Cape complete with fireplaced living Inside shows extremely well. Many leadership and people to know that 643-4060 Reagan has scheduled^ speech State George Shultz and Soviet viet violations" of previous nu- strength and characteristics of make any dramatic announce room, wall to wall carpeting and freshly painted inside and out. new or newer features including: No- we are determined to maintain a A great starter home in a convenient location. This one is priced Monday morning in a bid to Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko clears arms treaties. missiles being tested. ments Monday, but the address is to sell at $64,900. Wax kitchen floors and cabineta, car realistic and productive working improve East-West relations, at the 33-nation disarmament The briefings began this week, It also maintains the Soviets are being billed as the most compre peting, Thermopane and storm win relationship between our two na which have been strained by conference in Stockholm Jan. 18. mostly by telephone, under the violating the SALT II treaty hensive by the-president on Ameri FREE H&RREALTTCO. REALTY WORLD# — Frechette AstociaCs dows, heating system and brand new tions," he added MARI^ET 497 Bucxiand Road P O Boa 623 roof. Tight budget? Take the time to deployment of new U.S. nuclear The Shultz-Gromyko session will prodding of conservatives who provisions by claiming a new can policy toward the Soviet 6 4 3 -2 6 9 2 South Windsor C T 06074 missiles in Europe and by the be the highest level contact be sponsored a Senate amendment intercontinental missile is simply Union. R E A L ESTATE SERVICES evALUATroN Bus (203I.644-3481 F T see this affordable house. You’ll be Speakes said .American policy Soviet attack on a South i^rean tween the superpowers since the for a report on possible violations. an improved version of an older "Because of lingering misper 223 East Centar S t. Manchaatar « 3 <0ta Robert D. Murdock, Roollor L REALTY WORLD. tacn af'<* •'Wo.nd.mi, tmnaa *na ooo>wm glad you didi! Only $59,900.00 has been enunciated "in bits and jetliner Sept. 1 that killed 269 two top diplomats met in Madrid in The full report to Congress, one. Although the treaty has not ceptions regarding U.S.-Soviet re pieces " and the president has not people. prepared by a national security, early September — an encounter been ratified, both nations have lations. the president felt it was devoted an entire speech to the Since the deployment of U.S. marked by a bitter exchange over arms control, diplomatic and said they would abide by it. timely and appropriate to provide subject. START YOUR NEW YEAR RIGHT!! WITH A NEW HOME Subdivision won't link to town D.W. FISH REALTY CO. UtUe Tfieator again OF ^ H O M € S / ^ ^ 243 Main St. Mancheaier Vernon Circle Vernon 643-1591 872-9153 sfmee It rants Redwood votes to keep L&M I grotmii floor. 2 The Uieatcr group, which currtnt^ By Kathy Garmus Residents had considered having the Co., has expressed an interest in buying III n il I ».v haa no permanent home, has used Herald Reporter town take over their water service, which is L4M. However, he has said he would not do Thtt TfegatMT- of Manchester space at the building for storing provided by the privately owned L4M so unless residents vote for that option. ’ Jmm iM iM M iM # to vacate apaca it scenery, props and costumes, while Residents ol the Redwood Farms subdivi Water Co., in response to problems that Wittenzellner could not be reached for ^l6aaaaa»liMMiiMl floor aftliftCkcaajr their pMfiMrmances have been staged sion in southwest Manchester have voted have plagued the system in the past. comment this morning. - V yarift.MOt at m Pfar St. iatownteiMols. overwhelmingly to retain their present State officials have said the company was MacDonald said he was optimistic that ------— DawkI Mcodatti The UkMter has until the end otthia water system rather than hook into the badly mismanaged by its now-deceased 'things will work out for the best. " He said OMBt^ la Bsove, theater memher previous owner, George Koppleman. to the that Wittenzellner has recommended the M ary Btisb said. Manchester water supply. point where its pumping equipment was in nieeviethm notice is not the first Graham MacDonald, a resident who formation of a '.'permanent standing liaison ...... danger of failing. The company is now in a WESTERLY ST. Marta fcaap a # Boar affw , 0 M » about time the tS-yesr-oid theater has been helped survey the subdivision's 106 ho committee ' composed of Redwood Farms SUPER DEAL *72,900 Kpv loaMia canaat^t occupy the forecci ta move. Once part ol the town meowners, said this mi^rning that 82 court-appointed receivership. residents "to keep the neighbors abreast of ONLY 1 LEFT!! See these new 3 bedroom home with Miar. iaiaM . Becreatien Department, the theater - residents voted to retain the existing MacDonald said the vote "doesn't drasti what's going on ' Beautiful full dormered Cape Cod in 19B waatecedtofindalocatioBer community well system. 21 voted to hook up cally change anything." He said he hopes MacDonald added that he hoped the 1Vi baths, formal living & .dining fm tU W 04 Bi)meaa,Ptopertle6'of with custom kitchen and bath, 2 bed •Mok awaa dm M l d ^ itsowit. B then moved into the former to the town water system and 3 were assurances can be obtained from John probate situation involving Koppleman's rooms, spacious kitchen, plus a dou ’ aaia aaawaBaMa iaa'caaNacat tlfit Cireia Thaiaer at 2t Oak St undecided.