20 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Jim. 3. 1985 MANCHESTER FOCUS SPORTS WEATHER BUSINESS ______Officials say rule ‘Sugar’ is sweet — Hartford halts skid SnowJikely tonight; endangers sports well, sometlmei^ by downing Detroit clear, cold Saturday ...-page 2 New business'owner needs careful tax planning ... page 3 ... page 11 ... page 15 accident took both you and your spouse, with whom ...... Gifts to young children probably will require a trust, accident took b o ^ would you entrust the care of your children? You must If you’re statting a new business during these first so you’ll need legal help for non-tax reasons, too. The make the choices — now, when you are well, thinking months of 1985. its value never again will be as low as same is true for gifts for the support of your parents it is now. Assuming your future isn't bankruptcy, this, (which may involve a Clifford trust). Whichever way clearly, unemotional about it. Your A will — or more accurately, an estate plan also therefore, is the time to think about giving pieces of you turn, the need for sound legal counsel becomes can pay off in tax postponement or tax savings, your busine.ss to members of your family. For apparent. Say you' re struck down by sudden illness or Money's assuming that your enterprise is flourising. If you instance, you might: an accident. As sophisticated as you may have wait until your success is turning into a fortune for Have-children who will in the future need a lot of become in terms of your investment, health care, Worth you, this may interfere with yoqrfreedom to structure tuition dollars you must prepare for; guarding against fraud and other areas, very few of your affairs to the best advantage of your fam ily, your Wish to provide support for your aging parents; Sylvia Porter you consider — or take the time — to make full Jlaitrhralpr IrralJi favorite university or church, or whomever el^e you Want to set aside a reserve fund for any unexpected arrangements in case of emergency. This would ...... * Frirlav-Friday, Jai Jan. 4. 1985 — Single copy: 25<|: want to benefit at the expense of the Internal Revenue family illnesses, particularly any that could require include; caring for your family, keeping your Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm lengthy nursing home care. * business running, dissolving your company in a way Service. What’s more, if you have life insurance for your If you do not take advantage of some tried and valid that benefits your survivors. In most cases, your and they never grow in value, you've lost nothing by fam ily's protection, some state planning is a must, no devices as early as possible in this, your new career, family is not equipped — emotionally or otherwise you'll run the risk of being forced to meet future having made the gift But if a market for the shares matter how robust your company. _ develops and they do become valuable, the tuition will to make sensible major decisions regarding your obligations with after-tax dollars. This is m erely a sampling of topics you should be all paid for, your elderly parents' support assured, business. At this point — where your balance sheet shows a For instance, who should take your place if you discuss with a professfonal adviser from the start. If net negative worth — it's difficult to concentrate on and your contingency fund secure. your adviser concentrates on business matters, ask Tax rules are stricter than ever this yea r— and tend died? Would you want an executor to run your Soviets pin accord on space weapons sophisticated techniques, says Nicholas U. Sommer- company, sell it, liquidaqte it? Who would be best for a reference to an estate planning specialist feld of the law firm of Gaston Snow & Ely Bartlett. But to use dollar limits in defining what's taxable and nearby. The assistance you’re seeking is essential. what isn’t. Thus, it really pays to take advantage of qualified? Your spouse? Your parents? Your r if you can give away (and you can) $10,000 tax-free per brother? Your daughter? Lawyer? Accountant? It will be worth its cost (mostly deductible!), both in year per person, you obviously can pass along a lot these limits while your assets have a low value, bottom-line results and your own peace of mind as By Anna Christensen' the Geneva talks, the Soviet news Kremlin leaders hope next President Reagan and Shultz last would spread to space saying, "H e instead of waiting until right before your enterprise Bank? United Press International agency Tass said, but it gave no September, the Geneva talks have who controls space controls the more shares of stock worth a penny than of shares If you are married and have children, and if an 1985 gets off on a roll. Administration has week’s meeting would lead to talks worth $1 or $10 or $100. If the recipient holds the shares starts selling its shares publicly details of the Kremlin agenda. on a space weapons ban. The been discussed widely in the Soviet Earth” MOSCOW — Failure by the its own conditions Western diplomats described the Soviet Union is believed to be years press — an indication of how much A Tass news analysis said not United States and Soviet Union to Tass announcement as "highly behind the United States in space the Kremlin is relying on the only was the meeting necessary to reach agreement on deployment of — see page 4 unusual” and said it was designed weapon technology and could only discussions to ea.se superpower curb the arms race, but also to Coleco, expecting loss, dumps Adam space weapons will mean a new to show the world Gromyko had the tension. establish an international atmos keep up the program at huge and deadly escalation of the arms unanimous approval of his col expense. ^ "The ho|KS for the Ics.scning of phere “ free from nuclear threat, Wasner said the poor execution race, the Communist Party daily The comments were made three leagues despite behind-the-scenes suspicion, hatred, fear and price of the .sale also were not — a system that required the tension, for the improvement of WEST HARTFORD (UPI) - of a good idea and changed Pravda said today. days before preliminary arms discord. In Washington. President Rea enmity,” disclosed. The sale involves user’s television to serve as the East-West relations, revival of the Coleco Industries Inc. has sold off Mnsumer patterns .killed Adam. " I f a reliable barrier is not put up control talks srheduled in Geneva gan Thursday said the Soviet "The prevention of the race in monthly payments this year with screen. The Shultz-Gromyko talks are process of arms limitation and its inventory of me trouble- Besides creating its own problems, in the way of militarization of outer Monday between Soviet Foreign aimed at resuming arms control Union .should have no objections to reduction expressed on the New space weapons plays a key role final .settlement in early 1986, Coleco had skyrocketed to suc plagued Adam home computer to a cess the previous year with its Coleco had to compete against big space, a new,»deadly spiral of the Minister Andrei Gromyko and negotiations between the super his decision to continue research Year eve were linked directly with here because once such a race Coleco said. retail chain and expects a "sub computer names like IBM and I arms race becomes inevitable and Secretary of State George Shultz. powers. which were suspended in on a “ Star Wars " anti-missile the coming meeting,” the official begins, it would be dangerous in 3 2'A ColecoVision product- that played stantial” loss for the fourth quar The company's stock rose to The ruling Politburo Thursday arcade-type games on the home Apple that were creeping into the 'the danger of thermonuclear war November 1983 when NATO began system because the program Izve.stia newspaper said. itself and, moreover, would give an 4 ter and full year of 1984. 14Y« in composite trading debated and approved the Soviet television, and was expecting still lower end of the market with solid will grow immensely,” the Pravda deploying U.S. Pershing-2 and threatened no one. The newspaper also expres.sed impetus to the arms race in other Anaylsts said Wednc.sday the Wednesday. position that Gromyko will carry to more big gains from Adam. products. editorial said. criiisp missiles in Western Europe. Unlike Gromyko’s meeting with alarm the superpower rivalry- areas." the news agency said. toymaker had failed to .capitalize Coleco said some layoffs were But the company found itself Adam was introduced at $600 to on a good idea by not providing a expected among its workforce of trying to bail out of what became $700, but the price had dropped to reliable machine and failing to more than 3,090 that produces the Adam disaster with another $499 last year as goleco tried to make improvements along the Adam in Am.sterdam, N.Y, A line introduced at the same time, unload the inventory. way. Competition from the big- spokeswoman said some computer the incredibly successful Cabbage By comparison, customers can Town buying production would continue in 1985, name computer companies like now buy an IBM PCjr for $899, a Views on appeal Patch dolls. IBM and Apple also hurt sales of but would not specify how many ’ Coleco had piet consistent skep bundled computer product that the Adam computer, which one units were promised. includes software and a monitor. "The current unstable condi ticism over the announced size and anaylst called an "Adam-bomb.’’ Some Apple models can be bought downtown lot tions in the home computer mar schedule of its production opera The toymaker said Wednesday it for $900 to $1,200, though they don’t ketplace are requiring us to sell tions from the start. At one point, has sold the inventory 'to an include a monitor. By Susan Vaughn follow party line Arnold Greenberg found confi undisclosed "U.S. retail chain."\ our Adam inventory at prices dence so low among industry “Because they (Coleco) have Herald Reporter Recently. Coleco tried to trim the below cost,” President Arnold C. analysts he took them on a tour of this toy mentality to the market inventories on its own with price Greenberg and Chairman Leonard who don’t want to join a parly facilities in Amsterdam, N.Y., they couldn’t keep pace with IBM Town officials have negotiated an agreement to ' ‘i ^ ' ^ Bv Kathy Garmus cuts and frequent television E. Greenberg said in a year-end undermines both parties," hesaid. ’T f I where parts bought from vendors and Apple," Wasner said. acquire the central portion of the Purnell Place Herald Reporter advertising. letter to shareholders, don't belong to your fraternal organiza were assembled into finished parking lot, rather than acquiring it by condemnation ' k f ] "These industry problems ... But he said Coleco’s concept in Adam was introduced for the procedures which were discussed last year. Manchester Democrats today ap tion or church...! .shouldn't be able to have created an unusually volatile products. developing Adam was solid, the 1983 Christmas season with grand The Board of Directors will conduct a public plauded Gov. William A. O'Neill’s jump in and say ’Hey, do this.'” business environment which is Adam, heralded as an innovative company just knocked itself out of hopes, but the inexpensive compu hearing Tuesday on a proposed ordinance to purchase. decision to appeal a federal court Sullivan said open primaries could likely to continue for the near approach to a growing market, had the market by not providing a ter stumbled in production and the property from the Connecticut Bank and Trust ruling allowing the Republican party to allow unaffilialed voters, who now term ." they said. problems even before it went on reliable machine at first and never recovered. One analyst Co., trustee of the estate of W. George Glenney, for open some of its primaries to unaffil have the second highest registration The company specifically re store shelves, as the doubters failing to make improvements estimated total retail sales of $113,948. iated voters. numbers in the slate, to become the J ferred to changes in consumer expected. Coleco fell behind its along the way. 200.000 units. decisive factor in determining party production .schedule and many Under an administration proposal, the lot. which But Republican leaders called the J Coleco did not say how large a preferences, frequent technologi units were defective once they hit "Commodore and Atari are contains about 90 spaces, would be purchased with appeal a wa.ste of time and taxpayers’ candidates. Hoss it expected to report, but cal developments, overproduction Amy Burns, vice chairwoman of the the market. actually going to adopt an Adam- reserve funds of the Special Taxing District, a section money. attributed the shortfall to the and price cutting. Democratic Town Committee, said she "It was a flop." said analyst type approach to marketing their of downtown which contributes to the fund for parking j i' “ 1 think it was an excellent move,” inventory sale and losses by its Adam was the first "bundled" has seen no evidence that open Raymond Wasner of the Yhnkee low-end line of computers, hope- lots. The Special Taxing District Reserve Fund has Democratic State Central Commillee- electronics segment. The company system geared to the low end of the primaries undi rmine the two-party Group, a market research firm in ' fully without creating an Adam $175,379, according to Ted Yampanis, assistant man John J. Sullivan said of the appeal. said it anticipated a profit in the computer market. It included a .system. But she said it would be a Boston. "They blew it in a number bomb,” Wasner said. "T h e ap controller. “ I think the ruling by the judge first quarter of 4985. keyboard, tape drive, letter- serious concern if such evidence turned of ways.” proach Is valid.” Parking Authority Chairman Joseph Garman said bordered on asinity. There is only one The size of the inventory and quality printer and some software today that the owners of the property were willing to ■s’ In ‘asinity’ — there should be two.” up. . ; A negotiate the sale rather than go through a long H ■'« ' i l l ' Any move to allow unaffiliated voters A eminent domain process in the courts. to participate in primaries should be Garman described the parking lot as a “ vital piece A um. enacted by the Legislature and should Dollar surges to record strength of property” for the Parking Authority. "W e want to include all elective offices, Sullivan try and maintain control of what we can. The Parking said. Autliority should own rather than lease lots, but we Democratic Town Chairman Theo Bv AAorv Tobin above 9 Swedish kronor for the first dollar — the recovering U.S. trading Wednesday. Republicans economy and the expectation that "Everybody keeps saying it don’t have the money,” dore Cummings also agreed with the UPI photo United Press International time, fixing at .9.03 kronor. In Milan. Italy, the dollar hit a record interest rates will rise,” James can’t keep going up but we keep s e The Authority owns a few other lots downtown, decision to appeal the ruling by U.S. including a small area at the Oak Street entrance to District Court Judge Jose A. Cabranes, NEW YO RK - International 1,949..50 lire, up from 1,935.75. McGroarty, vice president at 11 i n g records,’' McGroarty said. rebuff plan N Discount Corp. of New York said “ Although we don’t necessarily the Purnell lot and a new lot at Oak and Cottage saying that if the Republicans wanted Lots of Info currency markets started the New The powerful dollar was good N streets, Garman said. to open some primaries to unafilliated Year by pushing the U.S. dollar to Wednesday. "But everybody wor agree, some are now calling for news lor American tourists who The Purnell Corp., represented by George Marlow, voters, they should have opened up all Upon removal of disk-holder from chamber, production record strength against the British ries when we’re at record and near 3.50 marks and a $1 British pound." will be able to buy more for their a Main Street businessman, owns, sections of the primaries. by O’Neill pound, Swedish kronor and Italian record levels. In L^indon, the pound sank to operator Stephen Grabb checks vacuum-deposited thin money in foreign countries. That Purnell lot which .surround
V.S./W orld U.S. defines arms talks positions Stiok-On TRIM-A-TREE Clock unable to defend itself, I think, is Bv E. M ichael M yers policy, shared by the superpowers, that the Soviets cannot expect to build up In Brief subject to question on its face. United Press International is based on the assumption that if one their own defensive missile systems 1.99 "The corollary, that neither side seek power launches a surprise nuclear while rejecting it as an American Assorted colors. For Isrm l airlifts Ethiopian Jew s to alter that condition,, has been car, home, rnojre. WASHINGTON — Because the na attack, the other will be able to absorb option. CLEARANCE undermined by the Soviet Union, which JERUSALEM — Israel has been airlifting ture of nuclear strategy has changed, the blow and still launch a retaliatory “ We are talking about not threaten has gone beyond equality to estabiish a Pen Watch thousands of Ethiopian Jews, many diseased and the United States will urge the Soviet strike that would impose unacceptable ing any people by being able to prevent superior position in key measures of starving, from the drought- stricken African Union to agree that the nuclear policy losses. The officials said Shultz will ballistic missiles from arriving in this strategic balance,” the official said. ^ 2 . 8 8 nation in one of the largest waves of Jewish of a generation — mutual assured also argue that defensive systems country," the official said, "A t no point “ The emergence of new tec’hnologies immigration in Israeli hi.story. officials said. destruction — al.so mu.st change. should not be included in the nuclear are we talking a system that attacks Black mane or suggest the possibiiity that by the turn "W e have more than 10.000 Jews from Ethiopia . A senior American official indicated equation because they offer no offen people.” 50% OFF stainless. of centuiiy each side may be able to turn in Israel today." Akiva Levinsky. acting Thursday the Soviets should consider sive threat. In the Geneva talks, Shultz also will to greater reliance to defensive sys Robitub'iin >All Christmas Qiftwrap and Bows -All chairman of the World Zionist Organization, said changing the policy formally because The U.S, defensive program involved press for negotiations on offensive and tems that don’t threaten anyone, at a news conference Thursday. they have already done so in practice is President Reagan’s Strategic De defensive systems but will not agree to Boxed Christmas Cards •Ail Artificial systems that are oriented against Israeli officials said an estimated 3:000 with the addition of extensive missile fense Initiative — the $26 billion “ Star ending research on "Star Wars” as a CASIO military systems — weapons — and not BUF-PUF Christmas Trees ‘ All Light Sets and Falashas, or Ethiopian Jews, have been brought defense systems to Soviet arsenals. Wars” space-based research program condition of the talks, the official saia. people, and which cannot threaten 6 8 HoiJ' Replacement Bulbs •All Ornaments to Israel in the past month, but refused to give Secretary of State George Shultz will to shoot down missiles after launch. “ For them to say in effect, ‘What is R e g - & COUCH fOHlBOl either country or its society," he said. details bf the airlift. Reports from Nairobi press that issue in sitting down with Instead of viewing it as a pure Soviet is Soviet, what is U.S. is R«g. 9.10... SM Novelty Tree Decorations •All " I t is essential to come to terms on 1*69 suggested the airlift originated in Sudan. Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gro defensive system, the Kremlin sees it negotiable,’ is no basis for negotia Icicles and Tinsel Garlands «AII The officials said disclosure of who was myko next week in Geneva, as a shield for Am erica’s strategic tion," he said. the role that defensive systems can ROBITUSSIN Table Centerpieces, Wall and Door play in improving deterrence and we involved in the operation, the airlift's routes, or Switzerland. offensive arsenal and wants it stopped. '"The notion that a country is better DM«4oz..| Decorations •All Stockings and precise number of immigrants could threaten the Mutual as.sured destruction is the But the administration official said off in a circumstance in which it is shall," he said. mis.sion's continuation. Israel has no diplomatic Tree Skirts and much, much more! ties with Ethiopia or Sudan. NliPRtN Congress opens with pledges of accord TalMete, Here is a typical example: ^ Jackson asks Pope’s help •36" Jum bo 100 Sq. Ft. GIftwrap with 12 Bows ROME — The Rev. Jesse Jackson is urging aisle as O’Neill began speaking. Caldor Beg. 4.99, Caldor Sale Price 2.50, AFler $1 Mir. Mail-in Rebate’ to get our fiscal house in order,” O’Neill to temporarily bar Republican Rick Pope John Paul II to visit South Africa to inspire Bv Robert Shepard The center of attention in the Senate «ur«0'lNlMMI.O(*IC ' ■SMokKlitorrNMlI* said after being elected to his final term McIntyre, the apparent winner in ’ $i4i||«Moekot)fyiiwra«)cheok anti-apartheid forces and "help bring about a United Press International was 83-year-old Sen. John Stennis, as speaker. Indiana, While allowing Democrat more just society." D-Miss., who was wheeled into the ASalectGroupof The 72-year-old Massachusetts De Richard Stallings of Idaho to be sworn ^ AJr«flow V Jackson, a Baptist minister, made the appeal WASHINGTON - The easy part is chamber less than a month after his Pain RcHcf Iwrjj^a Men’s & Uidles’ Casio Watches over for the 99th Congress. With the mocrat plans to retire at the end of his in. tnsotU during a 25- minute private audience with the cancerous left leg was amputated. new term. Galleries in both chambers were 24 YOUR CHOICE pontiff Thursday at which they spoke mainly largely ceremonial opening-day busi Democratic leader Robert Byrd Newly installed Senate Republican packed with cheering families and OFF Our Reg. 14.89 Eaoh...... *...... about racial .segregation in South Africa. ness out of the way, lawmakers turn to called him a “ shining light” and said such troublesome issues as the budget, leader Robert Dole told reporters that friends. In the House, congressmen ALLCHRISTMAS- Includes water sport styles .alarm chronograph and Before flying to London today. Jackson was to brought their children onto the floor Stennis had returned "under circum many other st^es. Styles vary by stor.s. meet with U.S. Ambassador Maxwell Rabb at the taxes and defense spending. the budget was ’’the biggest single with them. stances which would have greatly MOTIFQIFTWARE American Embassy and then lunch at the envoy’s For the most part, good humor and issue” facing Congress and a freeze on •Casio ©-Shock Digital Watch for Men Shortly after O’Neill was re-elected discouraged an average individual.” NU*LrNE residence. bipartisanship marked the first day of spending is “ still going to be the Aiafm. timer, stopwatch, mors. 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In the Hou.se, O’Neill, elected for John Paul is expected to make a pastoral visit housekeeping matters. same wavelength," Dole said, “We ptewaiMf Sm«. I»0i» *H>ot> «nl»; i » r»aicf>«rtii. • O’Neill picked her up in his arms, his final two-year term as speaker, to southern Africa this summer, but Vatican House Speaker Thomas O’Neill said really want to get out in front. We want 49.88 gave her a kiss and set her down, but administered the oath to members of sources have said he probably will not go to South he and his fellow Democrats would to tell the president early on he doesn’t work with President Reagan and have to pull us. We want to go.” the girl returned a few minutes later Ccongress. Use«9drop-SKte Africa because of the r ^ ia l tension. The Senate and House sessions were Republicans to fight deficits, unem The House did get into a partisan and O'Neill had to shoo her away so he crib, a blaypen devoted to routine matters — such as ployment and the threat of nuclear squabble over the seating of two could continue the program. o r a d r M n g GIFTWARE Defector had his reasons ' the election of Sen. Strom Thurmond, war. members involved in close, yet-to-be- A young girl, in white dress and T; table, fields. BATAVIA, III. — A Soviet physicist, granted “ No doubt, the public will judge the settled election contests. purple tights, lay on the floor and R-S.C., as president pro tern — but members on both sides began an political asylum when he defected ju.st before his success of this Congress by our Both cases will be investigated by a played with the design of the carpet. A c l e a r a n c e ; Christmas Eve return to Russia, probably wants willingness to make the tough decisions House committee, but the House voted bov anil girl cha.sed each other up the avalanche of new legislation. to stay In this country for personal rather than political reasons, an associate says. Artem Vladimirovich Kulikov. 51, was de pressed about the death of his only child, a New telescope 3 0 % O F F BLACK & DECKER daughter, in a traffic accident in Leningrad two OUR REQ. PRICES ON THESE SELECT GROUPS Collector’* Compact Vac years ago and probably did not seek asylum for •All Oriental GIftware political reasons, an associate at the Fermi •Ail Marble Servingware National Accelerator Laboratory saidThur.sday, hailed as giant »or'««sy > 38.98 Kulikov met with Soviet Embassy offieials in •All White Ceramic Servingware Maneuverable lor fast clean-ups. Comes with _ Washington Thursday to assure them he was not - ^ for tfdwri. •Ait Framed Pictures 15 it cord and reusable filter. 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Briitfft struggle for his luggage with other Soviet The world’s largest optical telescope — a giant ?4 D a rtb o i^ '^ scientists and to say that they were unhappy is “ time machine" so powerful it would be able to see a A putting it mildly. We don’t know what he wants to candle on the lunar surface — will be built atop Mauna do yet but he will have to find a way to make a Kea volcano in Hawaii, scientists announced A living in this eountry." Thursday, The telescope could give astronomers their best Pt4f 1 1" dK .-iw Cap gives goats reprieve arjtkmrwitha ' look ever into the far reaches of the universe and could movable number PROCTOR 2-Siice BLACK & DECKER WASHINGTON — Defense Secretary Caspar move science nearer to understanding the origin of ring. VA" thick Automatic Toaster MR. 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The effect will be to see the objects as Martin, who once told his lawyers storming inside a trailer at Bayou • say they hope President Reagan’s denouncement they were then — not as they are now. ’’walk me or fry me,” went quietly Blue Aug. 14, 1977, and gunning! of recent bombings of abortion clinics will help k « 7 9 Our to Louisiana’s electric chair today down two women and two men, ’ ^.S 9.9e' * ...... 'i0*TO‘ Reg.38.99 ..v...... prevent future attacks. Haa’^SHvdrstone' soleplate for smboth, no- 2 4 .7 6 for killing his wife’s lover and inciuding night club owner Bobby Hoe 28munnber auto Reagan, an outspoken supporter of a constitu stkan ironhigl e«ytriu 8 8 l Model 9T140P Plugs into 12 voll oigaiette fighter. Model #9519 three other people. Todd, who had an affair with th e' d i^ with SOdigits per tional amendment tp outlaw abortions, issued a He was the second man to be condemned man’s wife. etation. Works on m M m statement condemning the attacks Thursday Touohtonei* or rotary executed in I.,ouisiana in a week. Martin, who once told his wife " I : after coming under increasing pressure to »y«ems:hhnd9-free “ I’m devastated by what I’ve did it for you, baby,” blamed the: condemn 30 bombings that have caused nearly $3 t^raiion . done, but I can’t remember it,” he shootings on his use of the drug million damage. told the state Pardon Board on the PC P and a series of personal CLEARANCE! " I condemn, in the .strongest terms, those c l e a r a n c e all eve of his execution. “ It’s one of : vibEO individuals who fierpetrate these and all sueh tragedies, including the birth of a those Catch 22 situations. I wish I brain-damaged daughter. violent, anarchist activities,” he said. "As ALL SNOW could undo that whole week Relatives’ said his daughter. - prasident of the United States, I will do all in my (preceding the murders). I don’t ’. , 4 * . ||i||g|E:GAFr^RIDQES^ ^ power to assure that the guilty are brought to Jessica suffered brain damage know where I would have to back when Martin heiped deliver her in BLOWERS justice. Therefore, 1 will request the attorney up to to undo it.” general to see that all federal agencies with 1976 in a bus behind a church where The Pardon Board unanimously the couple lived and conducted A1ARI! juri.sdiction pursue the investigation vigorously." rejected Martin’s final plea after ^ 8 8 » « 2 Reagan avoided using the word “ terrorist,” Bible study sessions. 1 hearing hours of testimony from Reg. 99.99 to 389.M which would have given the FBI authority to “ It was like having a knife go 4 him, his reiatives, a psychiatrist through me — the guilt and pain I Choose from Toro enter the cases on a full-scale basis instead of and relatives of his victims. 4 DAVID DENE MARTIN feit over having this happen to my oiectric styles acting as a backup to the Bureau of Alcohol, ’ Martin, 32, offered no fihai or 2 stylea o f . Tobacco and Firearms, officials said. .. . sorry for deed child,” Martin said. “ I felt aban statement when he was escorted to doned by God. I began to seek gas snow Advocates and opponents of abortion alike the death chamber ^nd strapped IhiiroiVerii. praised Reagan’s condemnation of the bombings. The former church youth coun solace in drinking and drugs to stop CANON'Snappy 84* into the large oaken electric chair selor was pronounced dead at 12:16 the pain I felt.” MSSt^Mtfy; TORO Nanette Falkenberg, executive director of nicknamed "Gruesome Gertie.” 3$mm Niotorized Camera National Abortion Rights Action League, said her a.m, the second man executed in Before 1977, Martin’s only brush Deluxo He did not iook at witnesses Louisiana within a week and the with the law as an adult Involved a with Built-In Flash ^ groq^ was pleased Reagan had made the before a hood was placed over his Snow statement. seventh to die in the state’s eiectric $10 traffic fine. He was arrested Our PARKER BROS, lor Atari ATARI for use With head and four alternating 2,000- chair since December 1983. twice as a juvenile for breaking Reg. 89.94 ...... ■ T.w F Throwor • and 500-voit charges of electricity 2800,5200 and Coieco Vision Atari 2600 and Atari 5200 Thirty-two men and one woman and entering and once for snifhng Features autoi load, auto exposure arid moiort*ed CBS pins defense on letters passed through is body. have been executed in the United glue. wind & rewind for convenient operation, ExempMs; PI&...224.M NEW YORK - CBS is hoping that letters AU. CANON CAMERAS INCLUDE CANON U M •Q-BERT for Atari 2600 •CENTIPEDE for Atari 2500 or written 18 years ago by a commander in Vietnam t-V ^ R LlllHTEDWARRANT V REOISTRATiON CARO ■' -'Odg.t 19.79.3We 13.97 • '0 , O , Q T r QIX for Atari 5200 V MaIMn to his wife will help convince a jury that Gen. 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Rag. 14.97 — O v O O enemy troop strength estimates — numbers that * An account opened for Pioter at twuwimuitwwiiw-wivw*i»»«" usw-S(«i»Hwv<^,«oit»." » >w»ni»ct» Polish union activist cannot be performed. were used to justify a larger U.S. commitment to the California Canadian Bank in scheduled until his parents can Pioter underwent Interim the war in the late 1960s. nearby San Mateo has drawn DPI photo come up with a $25,000 down surgery in San Diego four years "... one can have no small comprehension of the nearly $2,000 in donations. While payment to the Stanford Medical ago to keep him alive until age 6,, F O U R mismanagement of this Goddamn war unless he the fund grows, the boy and his MANCHESTER VERNON Next to exit Center. when final surgery is usually has seen the outright lies and the machinations of mother are staying with family W AYS ' Pioter Sternik, the son of a performed to correct the so-called 1145 Tolland Turnpike Tri-City Shopping Cantor MACV,” Meacham wrote on March 20, 1968. friends. Michael K. Deaver will be resigning as blue-baby defect. TO "I'm not talking about confusion and ineffi former Solidarity activist who was The boy’s parents do not have the ciency which to a certain extent are products of the president’s deputy, chief of staff, it fired from his job at the Gdansk Stanford Hospital spokesman CHARGE money needed for the operation STORE HOURS: DAILY 10 AM TO 9:30 PM • SATURDAY 10 AM TQ9:30 PM « SUNDAY 11 AM TO 5 PM • PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY all wars, but about muddle-headed thinking, was announced Thursday. He is the shipyard in 1981, was'bom with a Mike Goodkind said Thursday it and since the Stemiks have no cover- your-ass orders, lies and outright congenital heart defect that causes was uncertain what will happen to third of Reagan's longtime California health insurance in the United fdOIishliess at the very highest levels.” most of his blood to bypass his Pioter if the money cannot be friends to leafve the administration. lungs. States the hospital requires a cash raised. MANCHESTER HERALD. 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8 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Jan. 4, \985 Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor Connecticut Officer's refusal spurs panel’s subpoena James P. Sacks, City Editor By Mark A. Dupuis co-chairman, said a subpoena will be spread rumors linking former Chief soever to support them. In Brief United Press International •-----—Horing Hanahan to appear at a Justice John A. Speziale to alleged At a hearing iast week, a former opimoN hearing Monday and answer questions. illegal gambling in Torrington. SOCITF commander, Capt. John Bar- HARTFORD — The Legislature’s Attorney James Smith said he The grand juror, Superior Court delli, testified that he had asked for a Labor leader still critical Judiciary Committee will issue a advised Hanahan, commander of the Judge John D, Brennan, said the full investigation of the rumors about Speziale five years ago but a superior BRIDGEPORT — Labor leader John J. subpoena to get testimony from a top Statewide Organized Crime Investiga troopers' conduct raised "gra ve con Driscoll remains in critical condition in the state police investigator who refused to tive Task Force, not to testify Thursday cerns” about the ability of state police never acted on the request. The superior, LI. Col. James R. Rice, Department of Defense expands secrecy intensive care unit at St. Vincent’s Medical testify at the committee’s probe of because of allegations and statements to investigate sensitive matters. told the committee Thursday that he Center where he is being treated for multiple police investigative tactics. about Hanahan by committee Speziale, who stepped down from the did not order a full investigation Into program is designed “ to protect information in injuries after being hit by a car. Sgt. Douglas Hanahan, acting oo the members. Supreme Court in November to join a every form of activity within the Defense private law firm, has demanded the allegations because they involved WASHINGTON — The Defense Department has management reviews, records of contract Driscoll, 73, the state AFL-CIO president, was advice of an attorney, declined Thurs Smith said he wanted a clearer Department; day to answer committee questions "fram ework” of the questions the disciplinary action against the troopers only “ idle speculation” and didn t devised a plan to deal with disclosures that it • "Technical information that can be used or performance evaluation or other advisory struck shortly before 5:30 p.m. Wednesday as he crossed the intersection of Main and Vincellette that were expected to center on committee wants to ask Hanahan and cited in Brennan's report and that the justify investigation. habitualiy purchases defective weapons at documents evaluating program of contractors.” Rice, who at the time was .state police adopted for use to design, engineer, produce, streets. statements Hanahan reportedly made said he would be willing to discuss reports on him in the SOCITF files be Because the Pentagon has linked the new executive officer, said he met with inflated costs. manufacture, operate, repair, overhaul or No summons was issued to the driver. Dr. D. about the committee’s outgoing co- terms ■ under which Hanahan would purged. Robert Walters - security measures to the provisions of a federal then-Public Safety Commissioner Col. But the Pentagon isn’t necessarily going to reproduce any military or space equipment William Pasquariello, 75, of Bridgeport, who had chairman. testify. Brennan served as a one-man grand Donald J. Long and Long also agreed Improve its procurement policies and practices to Syndicated Columnist technology.” law restricting the export of critical materials, slowed to 5 mph to turn into Vincellette Street, Owens threatened to sue Hanahan for The Judiciary Committee had jury to investigate allegations of illegal gambling in Torrington and corruption an investigation was not warranted. ensure that any future weapons it biiys are • “Engineering drawings, standards, specificati violations of the directive “ may constitute” a police said. defamation of character two hours planned to complete hearings into state in the city’s police department. Supep The allegations about Speziale were reliable and reasonably priced. ons, technical manuals, blueprints, drawings, violation punishable by prison terms of up to 10 Driscoll “ appeared out of nowhere,” Pasqua before the hearing and the the officer police investigative and surveillance ior Court Judge Anthony V. DeMayo is contained in SOCITF reports labeled Instead, It is attempting to solve the problem by years and fines of as much as $250,000. riello said. “ The next thing 1 knew he appeared on was served with legal papers while techniques Thursday so the chairmen plans, instructions, computer software and by state police as "•raw intelligence. my hood and slid off onto his right side. If I waiting to testify. could have recommendations ready for continuing the same investigation. severely restricting public access to previously documentation.” Since no investigation was ordered. grabbed him, he wouldn’t have gotten hurt. I ’ve “ I don’t want to discuss it,” Owens the new chairmen who take over next The grand jury report sparked a feud unclassified information about its chronic • "A ll technical documents... in preliminanf or THUS, THE NEW POLICY almost certainly Rice said the information should have been driving for 48 years and nothing like this has said of the legal action. T h e r e ^ s no week. between state police and Chief State’s Incompetence. working draft form... including such informal will have a chilling effect on Pentagon whistle Attorney Austin J. McGuigan, who said been purged from state police files but ever happened to me.’ ’ mention of the suit during the hearing. The committee inve.stigation has All sensitive information under the blowers who have disclosed evidence of faulty said he didn’t know if it .should have It is for use "when there is a need to restrict documents as working papers, memoranda and Hospital officials told the doctor Driscoll Rep. Richard D. Tulisano, D-Rocky centered on allegations by a one-man he investigated the allegations about department's control already is protected by design, shoddy workmanship and inadequate field . Speziale and found no evidence what been destroyed by now. dissemination beyond the limits provided by . preliminary reports.” suffered a broken right leg, a broken bone in his Hill, the committee’s other outgoing grand jury that some state troopers official security classifications such as testing of many major weapons systems. application of security clearance and 'need-to- • “ Production, engineering and logistics right arm and a lump on his head. John Driscoll “ confidential,’ "secret” and "top secret.” In know’ controls.” information ... generated by all DoD-funded said his father was in pain but was conscious, addition, "for official use only” and other extra- At the same time, many academic analystsi A recently issued departmental directive says, research, development, test and evaluation talkative and lucid after the accident, but did not legal categories enjoy wide popularity within the private watchdog organizations, journalists and know how it happened. “ All unclassified DpD technical documenU shall programs.” Yale honors Pentagon. even members of Congress could be denied access Driscoll had parked several blocks from the be assigned distribution statements A, B, C, D, E, to data needed to assess the departnaent’s intersection and walked to a grocery store, his son F or X.” Only data in the " A ” category is eligible THE LAST CATEGORY is especially BUT E V E N THOSE classifications don’t performance in property equipping its troops. said. for public release. Material in all other categories troublesome because it includes the “ results of provide sufficient protection for a department test and evaluation of commercial products or The new directive is described merely as an baseball great can be disseminated only within the department, Band has emotional appeal whose penchant for buying inoperable, overpriced effort to “ update policies and procedures for to other federal agencies or to military military hardware when such disclosure may weapons has become a national scandal. cause unfair advantage or disadvantage to the making technical documents” but it obviously EAST LY M E — When the East Lyme High contractors. School drill team marches down Pennsylvania In an attempt to avoid future embarrassment, manufacturer of the product.” goes much further by suppressing information Avenue in the president’s inaugural parade later ‘Smoky Joe’ the department has established a new security that ought to be made public. COVERED BY the new directive is virtually ^imiuriv the new security classification classification system, not sanctioned by any law. this month they will be thinking of their mentor, killed in a holiday traffic accident. I Edwin A. Damon, 27, whose pep talks and NEW HAVEN (UPI) — Although he "threw smoke” choreography guided the flag corps for several for the Boston Red Sox in the first two decades of this Editorials , years, died in a head-on collision New Year’s Day century, a berth in the Baseball Hall of Fame has AU.I<&C5T Washinston while driving in the wrong lane. eluded Smoky Joe Wood, a 9.5-year-old baseball TUfe’CABBiSERiiTCtt ; The show will goon, said Sarah Turano, a junior sensation. Menv-Go-Roiind ■and one of three co-captains coordinating Now an honorary doctorate granted Thur.sday by routines for the performance at the Jan. 21 Yale University has made up for any other lack of Dialing 911 ' WUL lllESAl.L'j inaugiupal parade. The students will “ do it for recognition. Jack Anderson \ him,’’/she said. • Donald L. MacTavish, the school's music Yale President A. Bartlett Giamatti, a diehard Red d ire c t^ said, “ This was to be one of our finer Sox fan from his own youth in South Hadley. Mass., a lifesaver V ^ M 6 , moments, and it’s not going to be easy now, going presented the degree to an emotional Wood, a without one of our instructors,” righthander whom the legendary Ty Cobb called “ the Damon, the manager of a fast-food restaurant, greatest pitcher 1 ever faced.” UPI photo 911. had worked out the corps’ routine (or one number, “ It’s a great honor for Yale and long overdue,” That number should be taught to everyone Electric bills but not for a second or (or the salute the members Giamatti told Wood as his family, including son. Bob. Second time around old enough to dial a telephone. must make as they march past Reagan. He was a health care consultant from Keene. N.H.. looked on. the only instructor for the group. Police said House Speaker John Tucker (right) of term as governor. Sununu was sworn in In Manchester that number is connected to Damon died at Lawrence and Memorial Hospi Wood, a long-time New Haven resident, is the first Claremont, N.H. has a few words for by Supreme Court Justice John King the town’s emergency respon.se system. And, tals after the collision with a vehicle being driven big league player to be given an honorary degree by back apartheid Governor John Sununu just prior to his Thursday in front of a joint legislative when seconds count, that number can spell by Benjamin Nelson, 35, of Preston. Yale University. taking thg oath of office for a second session. the difference between life and death. Abortion clinic threatened The citation read: “ Best known as 'Smoky Joe Just ask Joseph and Cynthia DiNardis of WASHINGTON — Millions of Americans unwit Wood,’ a name synonymous with baseball, your life tingly support the white supremacist government of • WEST HARTFORD — Federal agents and town Kimberly Drive. has paralleled the development of that noble sport. South Africa every time they pay their electric bills. police were investigating at least two telephone You became one of the game’s greatest pitchers, one Tiny Seabrook owner faces default On New Year’s Eve, Joseph DiNardis threats made this week against the Summit who ‘threw smoke’ for the Boston Red Sox, with the dialed “0 ” for operator when his nine- Eighteen U.S. utility companies run their nuclear Women’s Center-West, a state-licensed abortion remarkable achievement of 34 games won in 1912. months-pregnant wife began to hemorrhage. generators with uranium bought from South Africa. clinic. CONCORD, N.H. (U PI) — Fac by Jan. 17 unless regulators part of a $111 million loan guaran Richard Weronik, acting resident agent, "Lured from the professional ranks by Yale, you ing default, a small New Hamp granted approval. teed by the federal Rural Electrifi In a report soon to be released, the Nuclear Control ■ The operator summoned the Manchester confirmed Thursday the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, coached baseball for 20 years, from 1922 to 1942, shire utilily is asking state regula " I f we can’t make the payment, cation Admini.stration. Ambulance Service. Institute, a Washington-based public-interest group ' Tobacco and Firearms was investigating the beloved by your players and an inspiration to New tors for emergency permission to we go into default. I don’t know When ambulance attendants arrived, they opposed to nuclear proliferation, points out that ' threats with West Hartford police. Haven youth. Yale is proud to confer upon you the spend $8.7 million in federal loans what will happen,” said Co-op degree of Doctor of Humane Letters.” immediately summoned town paramedics. almost half the imported uranium used by U.S. Weronik said is office considers the threats part for its share in the Seabrook Manager John Pills bury Federal officials and the state utilities comes from South Africa and Namibia, which of a series of actions against abortion clinics nuclear plant. Thursday. Public Utilities Commission had Thankfully, paramedics, arrived in time. Induction into baseball's Hall of Fame has eluded is controlled by the Pietorio government. nationwide. A bombthreatis illegal underfederal Joe Wood through the years. But Bob Wood said the Executives of the New Hamp The .small utility, based in the approved the Co-op's use of the Thpugh she’d lost about a third of the blood in laws and carries a maximum penalty of five Yale honor rivals any recognition baseball may shire Electric Cooperative — foothills of the White Mountains, loan, but di.ssident members of the her body, they were able to apply lifesaving The United States has increased its purchases of years in prison and $5,000 fine. accord his father. owners of a 2.17 percent Seabrook said it needs the $8.7 million to customer-owned utility challenged The bureau reported 30 abortion clinic meet Seabrook-related payments the loan in the New Hampshire measures, and get her to the hospital in time. South African uranium significantly during the share — said they would default on Reagan administration. The Energy Department’s bombings across the country since 1982, including "H e never mentions it, but I'm sure it's on his mind. payments for the nuclear project through June. The $8.7 million is Supreme Court and won. Today, laaby and mother are doing fine. use of South African uranium for enrichment jumped 25 since Jan. I, 1984. Deep down in his heart it does. He feels he should be there,” Bob Wood said. But there was no need for that initial delay 350 percent between 1981 and 1983. “ We will remain open. We will not be frightened by this,’’ said Laura Minor, administrator of the when the ambulance company was In a 1981 interview with United Press International. The money Pretorio gets for its uranium is Summit clinic. “ I can’t imagine what kind of kook summoned. Joe Wood said of the Hall of Fame, ‘T m not interested Open Forum particularly important now, when the world price of would do something like this.” CAPRICE If the DiNardis case can serve as a lesson, in it now. South Africa’s principal export — gold — is so Minor said she was angry about the threats, including one Wednesday that forced evacuation here it is: If there is a life-threatening depressed. “ So many of those fellows 1 played against and with of the clinic and a three-story office building in the CLASSIC situation which requires immediate hospital 100th anniversary, I will be honor are not in. Take our third baseman, Larry Gardner, Much of the uranium South Africa sells is actually Bishops Corner shopping center. from Enosburg Falls, Vt., one of the best that ever transport, don't call a private ambulance Weiss’s carrots ary chief and review the parade. It’s dangerous mined at Rossing, in Namibia, which is one reason the The clinic followed its normal schedule played. They never even mention h im " company. Don’t call the operator, either. Call We will have our new fire station pretty expensive without sidewalk South Africans have continued to occupy Namibia Thursday and had no cancellations. Minor s.aid by then, if I have to go in a the clinic would install a telephone tap and record Smoky Joe is the sole surviving member of the 911 first, and let them direct the emergency years after the United Nations declared the transport. wheelchair, dragging my oxygen suspicious phone calls, block access to the legendary 1912 Red Sox team, whose owners bumped To the Editor: occupation illegal. i patient’s waiting area and screen any unusual his salary up to $7,500 the following year. But he Your life — or that of someone dear to you — To the Editor behind me and start laying the % bricks myself. parcels or packages. slipped in spring training in 1913 and broke his thumb. may depend on it. “FOR SOUTH AFRICA, Rossing is a bonanza,’’ the It was fun; I laughed out loud at If Mr. Weiss has any lingering In response to a letter pertaining An iron resolve kept him playing through 1921 when he institute report observes. “ By occupying Namibia, batted .366. P.S. — Mrs. DiNardis said her son is doing the description of my letters (Dec. doubts about whether this town is to snow removal on sidewalks in South Africa increases by half the foreign exchange it Men told to show writing just fine, thanks. "H e’s eating like a pig,’’ she 29). I never claimed to be a going to have an Eighth District Wednesday’s Herald, I am a He was a man with a growing family, didn't like the earns from uranium exports.” The South Africans NEW HAVEN — Two East Haven politicians said today. "H e ’s an extraordinarily big, typewriter, a computer, or type firehouse, he can start packing resident of Parker Street between road, and decided to coach Yale baseball in 1922. Middle Turnpike and East Center have been mining uranium in Namibia since 1976. were ordered Thursday to provide samples of healthy and hungry boy.” setter, or any other kind of now, and save us the trouble of a their handwriting for prosecution on charges of “ It’s really a tragedy to baseball because nobody Street. There is not only a heavy * 1 0 , 9 8 9 They’re expected to go home Sunday. machine. I ’ve always told people referendum to change our form of The Reagan administration is helping South Africa converting campaign contributions to their knows how well this kid could have pitched if he hadn’t volume of traffic on this street they could write on the back of an government from town manager to strengthen its white-minority rule not only by buying, personal use. hurt his arm,” said Don Honig, co-author with Larry V-6, Air Cond., AM/FM Stereo, Int. (most of which has no sidewalk), Ritter of “ The Hundred Greatest Ball Players of All old envelope if they have some mayor. but by selling as well. According to internal Anthony Proto, 63, a Democrat, and five-term" but a lot of it is speeding traffic. Tim e.” Their roster included Wood. Wipers. Defog, More Stock #2218 thing to say and it will be printed. Mr. Weiss recently stated he was congressional documents seen by my associate Vicki mayor, and Redente, 64, a former town chairman of the Democratic Party, face a total of 20 The “ Smoky Joe” handle was hung on Wood by Paul My granddaughters, here from considering abandoning his “ car In the five years I ’ve lived here. Warrenl this even extends to nuclear-weapons Report waste Ohio for Christmas, thought it was rot patch” — he states that the charges, comprising 13 felonies and seven Shannon, a sports writer for the old Boston Post. technology. One computer sole' to South Africa — after I ’ve seen and called for help for too misdemeanors. great getting me ready for the small amount of industrial land Wood was the son of lawyer from Shohola, Pa., who PLUS 16 MORE IN STOCK! many accidents. I rarely take my being embargoed by the Carter administration — Superior Court Judge William L. Hadden Jr. left may not need big carrots, or took his family west in a covered wagon. He was picture. They worked on my hair children for walks — it’s very “can be used to model nuclear explosions,” one granted a prosecution request for the handwrit for half an hour, although I flatly even small ones. Those carrots document reports. called “ Ozone” Wood as a teenager playing with the via free call difficult to walk in the street with a ing samples so a comparison could be made with Hutchinson, Kan., team of the Western Association, refused to let them use water or were taxpayers’ dollars that endorsements on campaign contribution checks 3-year-old and a 6-year-old. In fact, the number of licenses granted for exports and later in his birthplace, Kansas City. Mo. spray. That silk hostess gown was should have been being used to fix the two are suspected of converting. Wood said he never got rich playing ba.seball and not going to be spotted, even forthe roads and sidewalks, instead of When my son started kinder to South Africa by the State Department’s Office of Redente’s lawyer, W. Paul Flynn, argued the 1936 198S The General Accounting Office, the federal Munitions Control jumped to $88 million worth of remembered endorsing Regal Shoes. Its advertise Herald. being used for a few special people. garten and I had‘ to walk him order for the handwriting samples was a violation ment said, “ The whole world loves a winner. How agency responsible for combatting waste and goods in the first quarter of 1984. The value of licenses The “ no books and curtains" Pretty expensive carrots. Russ (along with my 3-year-old) to the of his client’s constitutional right against fraud in government, now operates several would you like to be in Joe Wood's shoes? Smoky Joe referred to 36 years ago, but things Smith could tell us what they cost bus stop during morning rush hour granted previously amounted to only a fraction of that self-incrimination. A similar plea was advanced wears Regal’s.” Joe said he got a dozen pair of Regals figure for an entire year. by David Rosen, counsel for Proto.______229 MAIN STREET Tel. 646-6464 MANCHESTER toll-free hotline numbers for citizens to have changed a lot since. I didn’t and I wish he would. I ’ve got a nice and crossing Middle Turnpike, I for his name. reports instances of waste. want anybody out there worrying bunch of carrots in the refrigerator began to realize just how danger Though the licenses are good (or two years and do The numbers below may be useful — the about me. I have a good life; I and would like to know the price ous^ it was without having side not mean the items were actually sold, the sharp- money they save may be your own. count my blessings. before I send them to Mr. Weiss for walks to walk on. 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Tha Stale of Con According to the Nuclear Control Institute report, Superior Court Judge J.P. Ryan necticut Is an Affirmative Action Equal Opportunity Employsr. reduced bond from $125,000 bond They questioned witnesses Thurs Reg. *3.99 Some good news the DOE refused to release the names of the for the girl, accused of stabbing day about a possible motive, but ********************************** companies that bought the enriched uranium, Kerry Latham, 17, during a fight Capt. George Johnson said the fs heartwarming because “ it is likely that some or all of the utilities... Wednsday afternoon. attack was not racially motivated. n . o o Letters to the editor would be faced with protests from consumer groups! Hawkins .was guarded in court “ This was an unfortunate inci Evening Classes To the Editor: public-interest organizations and various other Thursday by six sheriffs and stood dent ... an isolated incident,” said The Manchester Herald welcomes letters to groups.” silent during her brief court School Superintendent Irene Basic Electricity I & II Blueprint Reading the editor. appearance. She entered no plea OFF Len Auster’s article on “Rogers Through its own investigation, the institute lesmsd Lob^r. Letters should be original, brief and to the and the case was continued to Feb. The 1,800 students returned from Electrical Code I & II Small Engine Repairs excels on, off field" in the Dec. 26 the identity of two of the companies; Maine Yankst point; They should be typed or neatly 6 . their holiday break Wednesday Electricity for: Herald was absolutely wonderful Power Co. and Northern State.s Power Co. of Motor Control Final Cost ■2.99 handwritten, and, for ease in editing, should be In arguing for lower bail, lawyer and Principal William J. Ryan, to read. It Is vejry heartwarming to Minnesota. Maine Yankee declined to comment. A Refrigeration and double-spaced. Vincent R. Scozzafava of Danbury said 41, had been “ a very normal Diesel see our young people recognized. Northern States spokesman said the company tuMt e said Hawkins was a victim who back-t^school day.” The Herald reserves the right to edit letters contract with DOE for enriched uranium, and that it Air Conditioning Welding Keep up the “good news! ’’ acted in self-defense. He said she “ The kids, I thought, were kind -COUPON- in the interests of brevity, ciarity and taste. was possible some South African uranium was reached for the 8-inch kitchen knife of tired. There was no sign of any Electronics Address ietters io: Open Forum, Manches “coipmingled” with the material it bought. The in desperation after being chased, problems,” Ryan said. " I don’t ter Heraid, P.O. Box 591, Manchester, CT Ol9MbvNCA M < Mrs. Lanie Turner spokesman added that Northern States has a contract choked and nearly losin g think it really had sunk in what 06040. "The good news Is: Now you can take time to 86 Carpenter Road with Exxon (or some imported uranium, but didn’t consciousness. happened.” smell the roses. The bad news Is: You're flredl" Manchester know if South Africa was the sourco. MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Jan. 4. 1985 — 9 \, K - MANCHKSTKft UKRAI.P. Fridny. Jan 4. 1985 CAPTAtrscASY * by Crooks A Catale WV FATHEft WA& A CO/V\PUT6R ..BY threatening TO^ELU THE DEFENCE Pl ANG TO - ^ Subway vigilante GENlUft HE UOVEP ANIMAL^. F rid ay TV THAT'^ w hy h e 9T01B THE MICROCHIP.. (11) MOVIE: 'The GW. the Gold Watch, T held in New York 6:00 PM m CR (22W30) N ew * and Dynamite' Phillip McHale. Lee Purcell. CR Three's Company Channels Gene Barry. CR Hart to Hart (IB) Dr. Gene Scott Hertford, CT cn (.11) Benson WFSB (S2) (30) Hunter Hunier and McCall are in WNEW New YoiX. NY CD search of a crazed cop killer who chooses on $50,000 bond (1^ Dr. Gene Scott WTNH New Haven. CT (I) his victims based on their skills at video (20) little House on the Prairie WOR New Yortc, NY (») games. (60 min ) New York. NY (ID By Dan Collins New Yorkers, kept his head down (24) Dr. Who WPIX S I Great Performances (CC) Dance WHCT Hartford. CT (It 7 United Press International and said nothing as he was rushed ( ^ One Day at a Time 98 in America: Balanchine.' First of 2 parts. WTXX Waterbury. CT George Balanchine's career is traced from inside headquarters and later was Springfield, MA (40) Newswatch WWLP Its early beginnings in Imperial Russia to NEW YORK - The confessed taken to the nearby Criminal WEDH Hartford. CT 94 (4f) Reporter 41 the creation of the New York City Ballet (Ri WVIT Hartford. CT "Death Wish" vigilante who shot Court. (60 min I $7) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour WSBK Boston. M A 9 t four alleged subway muggers Security was also heavy as Goetz $ t) Fantasy Island WQQB Springfield MA (48 91) El Malericio spent the night in the city's arrived for his arraignment. Paterson. NJ (4D LE W 'S LAW - by Jamta Schumalatar (CNNl Prog Cont'd WXTV ^ Kojak maximum security cellblock. Police Commissioner Benjamin WGBY Springfield. MA (SD [C N Nl Freeman Reports IF you PUEAP'NOT Ward, commenting later on the [ESPNl ESPN's Speedweek WTIC Hartford. CT SI) IV E NSVCR V Bernhard Hugo Goetz, 37, was (MAX] MOVIE: W a lti Acitoss Texas’ A CNN Cable News Ntwrfc ICNNI [ESPN] Tahoe Billiards: Elimination ' B&SNBLJ&TEP VDUUU HAVE- 6UlUTy: 'VOUU- ordered held in lieu of $50,000 bail unusually heavy security, said he the Texas oilman and a female geologist disa ESPN Sports Network (ESPNl Final Earl Strickland vs. Nick Varner. (60 BCFOBC WHAT A THE1M HAVt : at his arraignment in Criminal feared for Goetz’ safety. gree about where to place an oil rig Anne HBO Home Box Office iHBOl min ) HAPPENS NE-Xr? PI3F:UMINARy- (SIGHT TO A T IS I^ “We want to be sure that he gets ■MAX) Court in Manhattan Thursday. He Archer, Terry Jastrow. Richard Farn CINEMAX Cinemax [USA] Friday Night Boxing HFAEING, SY A JUE-Y OF in and out of the building without sworth 1982 Rated PG TMC Movie Channel iTMCl yOUB PtE^CG. remained jqiled this morning as USA Network lUSAl 9 :3 0 P M (20) Speed and Baauty anything happening to him. It’s not [TMC] MOVIE: Nate & Hayes' A con USA the Guardian''Angels subway pa formed pirate is forced to conlront a one Gli) SIN Presenta: 'El Rafa' trol group mounted a fundraising so long since Dallas and President time friend and now sworn enemy [HBO] Coming Attractions drive for the bail money. Kennedy." Ward said. Tommy Lee Jones. Max Phipps. Michael
'S MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Jon. 4. 1985 — 13 It - M ANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Jiin. 4, 1985 • C !> 0 for checking child’s school Weekenders Service Notes selo-rs? Is a psychologist NEW YORK (UPI) - Taking a in.struction or assistance? Are teacher aides available to provide available? list to the local public school — and 6. PARENTAL INVOLVE additional help? Puppets at Family Day Get your hands on this checking it at least once — is a good MENT. Are parents or parental No snow? Use soap Bolduc completes training Lever re-enllsts way assess to quality, says Mary 3. TEXTBOOK AND CLASS ROOM MATERIALS. Does each groups such as the PTA involved in E ver clap your hands into an echo tube? Played a Navy Seaman Apprentice Michael J. Bolduc, son of Master Sgt. Kenneth H. Lever has re-enlisted in the Hatwood Futrell, president of the programs? Arethey welcome —or The Children’s Museum of Hartford was planning a A childrens’ puppet'show will highlight the first student have a textbook for each chord on a grand organ? Tested your own acoustic Mr. and Mrs. Theodore J. Bolduc of 428 Hillstown Air Force at Tyndall Air Force Base, Fla., after 16 National Education Association. are they merely tolerated? Snow Sculpture session for Saturday afternoon. But family activity day being held at Manchester High subject or class — or is sharing Road, has completed recruit training at Navy Recruit years in military service. He is an aircraft armament That is, if the school will permit fear not! If there's no snow, the leaders will arrange School as part of the Outreach Department of the acuity? necessary? Are textbooks and These activities will be offered Saturday at the Training Command, Navy Training Center, Great section supervisor with the 83rd Fighter Weapons you to engage in snooping. Futrell, 7. PR IN C IPAL. Does the princi for the creation of soapflake sculptures, for children Greater Hartford Jewish Community Center and other classrom materials up to Museum of Art, Science and Industry, 4450 Park Ave., Lakes, III. The 1984 Manchester High School graduate Squadron. His wife, Beth, is the daughter of Mr. and whose organization one of two pal visit classes and get ac to make indoors and enjoy in the bathtub. Federation East. The program will be held Sunday date? Do the materials present in Bridgeport, at the lecture-demonstration in the joined the Navy in May 1984. Mrs. W. F r ^ Rousseau of 56 Woodstock Drive. major teachers’ unions, issued her quainted with students? What is The sculpture session leads off a four-part series on from 3 to 6 p.m. list with the suggestion that people male-female sterotypes. exclude the nature of the relationships crystals. Snow and ice crystals, mineral crystals, In addition to the puppet show, presented by Betty sound exhibit. minorities; or promote age dis The program is included in the museum’s /■ use it when visiting their schools. between principal, school workers, crystal gardens and even crystalline foods will be Murray of West Haven Community House, there will Mullen at Keesler crimination (showing old folks as admission, which is $3.50 for adults, $2 for children, Army honors McKusick The dozen checkpoints, she says, students? Does the principal in discussed. ^ be singing, Israeli dancing: basketball for teens and helpless or failing humans con senior citizens and students; and $10 maximum for Airman Daniel S. Mullgn, grandson of HamiltonT). wiii help you come to some kind of itiate and encourage parental and Classes will begin at 2:30 p.m., and "tuition” is ‘ adults, an exercise class; and swimming. Sgt. RobertJ.McKusick.sonof Eisa V. McKusick of fined to rocking chairs or nursing family groups. The museum will open at noon on Mullen of 341 Oakland St., and son of Theresa A. Hoar opinion about the quality of educa community involvement in the included in the entrance fee — $3 for adults and $1.50 Tickets are $8 per family or $3 per individual. This is 323 Cross St., Coventry, has been decorated with the homes). Saturday, and the program is scheduled to start at 2 of Willington, has been assigned to Keesler Air Force tion in a particular schoolhouse. school? for children. No reservations will be taken over the the first in a series of four fafnily afternoons, which Army Achievement Medai at Fort Campbeii, Ky. The 4. LIB R AR Y. Is it open each Base, Miss., after completing Air Force basic Here they are: 8. SCHOOL SPIRIT. Is there a will Include more singing and dancing on Jan. 20; the p.m. Call 372^21 for more information. 1979 (Coventry High School is a heavy equipment day? Is there a librarian to assist telephone; those who with to participate should sign training. He is receiving instruction in the 1. CLASS SIZE. How many sense of sharing, cooperating, and Walt Disney film, "Jungle Book," on Feb. 3; and a operator with'the 101st Airborne Division. up at the museum before 2 p.m. on Saturday. For students in a ciass? Generaliy, y6u pupils? Are there at least 20 books spirit among students and school feature to be announced on Feb. 17. communications-electrohics systems field. more information, call 236-2961. should find out if classes generally in the library for every student in employees? To register in advance, or for more information, The tropics in January run bigger than 23 to 25 students, the school? Are magazines and call Sally Abbey at the Greater Hartford Jewish 9. ILLNESS-ACCIDENTS. Is a McCarthy enlists Wiersman promoted the N E A ’s idea of right size. periodicals available? Community Center, 236-4571. In tropically warm and humid greenhouses, orchids 5. SPECIAL COURSES- nurse on duty? Have emergency can be grown even in January. That is why the Thomas W. McCarthy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Scott M. Wiersman, grandson of Ciifford E, 2. TEACHER LOAD. How many students is each teacher expected SPECIAL HELP. Does the school procedures been established and Passion Play opens Connecticut Audubon Society’s Holland Brook Nature McCarthy of Broad Street, entered the Air Force Hampton of 22 Ann St., and son of Caroi H. Wiersman provide art, music and physical practiced? Are parents and stu Center in Glastonbury is able to offer an orchid field deiayed eniistment program. The 1984 Manchester of Vernon, has been promoted in the Air Force to to instruct ’during the course of Be a bookworm each day? Is the number small education programs staffed by dents aware of the emergency Peter Nichols’ provocative comedy, "Passion trip on Saturday. High Schooi graduate is achedueld to leave for basic senior airman. He is an aircraft electricai systems enough to permit individualized trained teachers? Are there coun- procedures? P la y," opens this weekend at the Hartford Stage Kids who are at least 8 years old can design and bind A group will visit the greenhouses at the University training at Lackland Air Force Base on March 6. He specialist at Ramstein Air Force Base, West Company, SO Church St., Hartford. This contempor their own books this weekend at the New Britain of Connecticut, leaving the Holland Brook Center will receive technical training in the mechanical Germany, with the 86th Aircraft Maintenance ary play set in England explores the themes of love Youth Museum, 30 High St.. New Britain. The around 1 p.m. Participants will see about 1,000 career field. Squadron. and fidelity by looking at a husband, a wife and a - program will be offered on Saturday at 1 p.m.. and different species, and about 2,000 other tropical young mistress. Previous hits by this author included materials will cost 25 cents. Admission to the museum plants. About Town " A Day in the Death of Joe E gg " and "The National is free. The trip will be $3.50 for Audubon members and Health." $4.50 for non-members. Car pooling will be arranged with registrants. Call 633-8402 to indicate interest, and PublicSecords Tonight and Saturday nights the curtain goes up at For the acoustic sound Rice to show slides Probate Judge to speak 8:30 p.m.; Sunday there are performances at2:30and to arrange for car pools. Spruce St., $173,000 (based on Probate Judge William FitzGerald will speak on 7:30 p.m. Tickets are between $10 and $20. The play Warranty deeds Wilson, Unit A-1, Watkins Centre AARP 1275 will meet Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at This week, the Wintonbui^ Folk Fellowship will Condominium, $29,000 (based on conveyance tax). South United Methodist Church. Lucy Townsend and “ Competency vs. Incompetency: The Legal Aspects" will run through Feb. 3. Robert W. Winthers and Kathryn feature vocalist Sylvia Aldrich of Windsor, and the conveyance tax). Bill Rice of Connecticut Community Care will give a at an Alzheimer’s Support Group session at 7 p.m. J. Winthers to Henry J. Steullet Jr. Open Door, a contemporary music quartet. A medieval festival Andrew Ansaldi to Andrew An- talk and slide show on independent living for the Wedne.sday al Manchester Memorial Hospital, and Sheryl L. Steullet, 87;4 Tolland Fiduciary’s deeds The quartet includes Pete Holden of the Rockville saldl Jr., U7-123 McKee St., 127-131 Conference Room 1. basement level. Turnpike, $63,000. elderly. section of Vernon, along with Gina Schwarz of Rocky North United Methodist Church, at 600 Parker St., is McKee St., 134, 136. 138, 140 Clinton G. Bragg Sr., executor of The group is sponsored by the Visiting Nurse and Oak Forest Realty Inc. to Lynda Carmen Lundy to sing Hill, and Robert and Darlene Fullerton of West offering its first Boar's Head Festival on Sunday at {Summer St., $225,000 (based on the estate of Anna Simonis, to Society to hear organists Home Care of Manchester in conjunction with the 4 Hartford. Most of the material this group performs is 6:30 p.m. The processional ceremony will combine the G. Crombie, 1-2 Oak Forest Con Charles Formica, 272-274 Oak St., 4 conveyance tax). Manchester Organ Society will meet Saturday at 8 hospital. original. idea of the Epiphany, which is the arrival of the Three dominium, $70,100. $80,000. Jazz singer Carmen Lundy and her trio, said to Richard J. Keeney to Eighth p.m. at Second Congregational Church. Entertain The fellowship holds a coffeehouse on the first Kings to see the Christ child, with the medieval idea of Emma C. Carroll to Anthony C. perform in the style of Sarah Vaughan and Betty Utilities District. 1083 Tolland ment will be provided by organ players Irving Screen Saturday of every month at the Wintonbury Baptist a Boar’s Head Feast. Strauss and Janet A. Strauss, 123 Family support offered Carter, will be presented Sunday at 7 p.m., as part of Turnpike, $85,000. Liens filed of New Britain and Lloyd Erickson of Canton. Lil Church, 54 Maple Ave., Bloomfield. There Is no A reception, with sweet treats and beverages, will Hilliard St., $67,000. A support group for families with members who the Hartford Jazz Society concerts. These are offered Federal tax lien against Chapel Ultzen will be hostess and Bill McAuley will be in charge for either admission or refreshments. An follow the ceremony. Carol Clavenger is this year’s Joanne E. Tremano to Michael suffer from chronic mental illness will meet Tuesday at the Holiday Inn, 50 Morgan St., in Hartford. To Quitclaim deeds Tool Co. Inc., 77 Woodland St.. , charge of refreshments. reserve tickets, call 242-6688; offering is taken to help meet expenses. director. Levesque, 128 B2 Park Chestnut from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Center for Mental Health at Condominium, Park Street. $4,703. Paul S. Buchanan to Paul S. Baby-Sitting course filled Manchester Memorial Hospital, Room 4. $37,000. Buchanan and Patricia 0. Bucha Liens released Sedmar, N.V. to Jean Yves nan, two parcels. 84 Devon Drive. Show tackles Norma D. Keeney releases lien Manchester Junior Women’s Club’s baby-sitting Three Kings at North Reba McEntire Couture and Celine Couture, Unit o cour.se for this month is filled. The group is accepting againsr property of Richard J. A-8, Woodland Manor Condomi names for a series which may be held in April for boys The Three Kings, and theirenlourage, will "arrive” NEW YORK (UPI) - There’s an too self-involved to notice. Ricky’s Executor’s deeds Keeney nium, $50,501-$S1,000 (based on and girls 10 to 15 years old. Laura Boutilier, a Red at North United Methodst Church on Sunday at 6:30 'old joke about a man who loses his fears are confirmed when his dad Louis Bridge, administratrix of State of Connecticut releases conveyance tax). Cross instructor and head of the home economics p.m. The procession will be conducted in the style of job, gets a speeding ticket on the makes him a gift of his $400 the estate of Marie B. G^rvais, to lien against property of the estate storms Nashville Stanley T. Sadlak and Keith R. department of Illing Junior High School, and Ken the Middle Ages, and both the choir and the church way home, only to find his wife has flycasting rod. Ronald Carone and Sharon D. of George Porterfield, 66-72 Spruce Edwards to Richard S. Kretzmer Cusson, an emergency medical technician of school will participate in the pageant. Sweets and run off with his best friend after The rest of the TV movie Carone, 47 Seaman Circle, $61,000. St. money and the fastest way to do and Ardra T. Kretzmer, Unit 298A Manchester Fire Department, will teach the courses. beverages will be served after the ceremony, which By Mark Schwed cleaning out their joint bank concerns Ricky’s efforts to save Connecticut Bank and Trust Co.. State of Connecticut releases that is land a crossover hit — one Hillview Condominium, Green For more information and for registration, call commemorates the Epiphany. The church is at 300 United Press International . wcount. his father, including a visit to a N.A., to Donald F. Jackson and lien against property of the estate that does well on country, pop and Road, $49,000. Pam Hudson at 289-0647, or Betty Gorman at M3-6695. Parker St. In an effort to^earn some money sOicide prevention center that his 935 Main Associates to Lloyd E. R osem ary B. Jackson, 66-72 of Anna Simonis, 272-274 Oak St. M IAM I — Each time she steps middle of the road record charts. he grows strawberries. One day father starts to call but doesn’t. up to the stage under bright lights, In the last decade, the crossover the front doorbell rings and a The earnest social worker he singer Reba McEntire demon attitude served to homogenize the voluptuous woman is standing talks to has a fam iliar voice, but strates with understated elo Nashviile Sound, stifle its rurai there who wants to trade her the face doesn’t ring any bells. AIDS-type quence that a country girl can roots and snuff out nuances that favors for a box of strawberries. Good heavens, it’s Bruce Weitz, separated Texas from Tennessee otherwise known as Mick Belker ^ NIKKI’S survive in the music business. He goes through a litany of his A new family rclaiirani al J J from Oklahoma country. virus found After seven years, the 29-year- woes and winds up saying, "And on “ Hill Street Blues." He looks old big-time barrel racer from Record companies kept pushing now you want to do me out of my really nice all cleaned up and 254- Broad Street, Mancheoler Stringtown, Okla., has had enough their artists to go crossover despite strawberries.” close-shaved. in brains of trying to be somebody else. No the success of singers like Ricky That’s the kind of time Peter The resourceful youngster even Open 7 days a week, serving ^ more eggs Benedict. Just peanut Skaggs, George Strait and John Fonda has in “ A Reason to Live,” digs up dad’s old girlfriend to try to breakfast, lunch, and dinner. WASHINGTON (U PI) - Scient butter and syrup sandwiches from Anderson, who fought to keep their to air on NBC Jan. 7, 9-11 p.'m.. give him a boost in the ego. ists say they have found AIDS- We Imvi- a family priced menu llnil im liiiles break- now on. music as country as the hills. That Eastern time. Finally, in an ending right out of meant fiddles, not strings, and related virus for the first time in fasi, nandwirhi'H, lmrg<*rH, honir inudt* houjih, naMlu, “ I can’t go on anymore doing Fonda’s character, who had Hollywood in its heyday, the movie H(*afoo(l. Htuak, vt*al and (’hit'kun {diis Home («r<*ek back-home vocals, not glossy solos |the human brain and that it may what I don’t like, being something I tried operating his own business reaches its predictable but not HjMtriallit’A. The doHHorl rntmii iiirludoH unkes, irt* don’t like," McEntire said. “ It was from country clones who look, sing cause the memory loss and im DINING OUT A and wound up bankrupt, now loses particularly credible conclusion. rroam and a largo selt^rlion of hakrd niiil rrrain pies. A paired concentration sometimes either go for it all or go back to and talk alike. his job at a boatyard, has no luck Fonda, whose mother really did Take out orders art* availahlr on rf*(|iM*sl. associated with the syndrome. Oklahoma and open a If Strait and Anderson are to be finding another, suspects his real commit suicide, works hard to The discovery came as a sur Laundromat.” credited for reviving the popular tor wife, Deidre Hall, of having an show how a man’s insecurities, prise because the HTLV 3 virus, V Full bar available Thank goodness the Laundromat ity of traditional country music, affair with a coworker and finally held in check when all was going Relieved to cause acquired im business was not lucrative in then McEntire must get the nod for learns site wants to leave him. well, gain the upper hand as his life I • 646-3000 • opening it up for women. mune deficiency syndrome, pre featuring this week,., Stringtown (pop. 500) or we might He contemplates suicide, fon begins to dissolve. viously was known to attack cells have lost her for good. The official acknowledgement dling his old army gun and Unfortunately, "A Reason to came last October when she was 'of the body’s immune system, not McEntire is pure prairie pretty, studying his will. This arouses the L iv e " is another case of a TV named Country Music Association brain cells, said Dr. George Shaw, N with curly red hair, freckles, an suspicions of his 14-year-old son. movie oversimplifying a "hot" N Female Vocalist of the Year. a postdoctoral fellow at the Na honest smile and a touch of tomboy Ricky Schroder. The wicked wife is topic. tional Cancer Institute tumor cell spunk. Her eyes are wide with As Nashville was honoring FINE GUIDE fha Neiweif And Motl DAVIS FAMILY innocence but her gait is strong McEntire. she was getting ready to biology laboratory. Modern Itlondtr HTLV 3 attacks.T cells, white BEER AND WINE AVAILABLE and sure. You get' the impression drop the glitter and get down to the ffeitauront In The Areo grit. She changed her record blood cells that fight disease, TO i s l o n ^ r she could sweet talk you out of 170 Tolland Tumpika, ManchOatar ' anything, or “ whup" you if all else company, her producer and her Cinema leaving AIDS victims open to a "If you Love Liver and you've tried the failed. look. The changeover is apparent variety of infections and rare rest. . . Now try the Best!" with just one glance at the cover of cancers, according to most DINING Her grandfather was a national Hartford midnight. steer roping champion in 1934 and her new album, "M y Kind of Clnamo City — The Brother from Vernon researchers. Baby Beef Liver w/ealeas or bacon....^4'** Another Planet FrI 7:25, 9:45; Sot and As of Nov. 26,1984,6,993 cases of her father won the same title three Country." Sun 1:45, 4:15, 7:25, 9:45. — La Nult Cine 1A 2— Oh God I You Devil (PG) She is standing at the base of the . DeVarennet (R ) FrI 6:35 with Test 1:30,7,9. — Terminator (R ) 7:20,9:30. AIDS had been reported. Of those, Our Specialties Include Fresh Bay Scallops...... *6** more times. She met her husband, West Hartford Colorado Rockies, a flag in the (P 6 ) 9: Sot 1:15, 6:35. — Amadeus 3,342 died. world champion bulldogger Char (P C ) FrI 7,9:50; Sat and Sun 1,3:45,7, Elm 16 2 — The Terminator (R) 7, London Broil w/moshroom uuee...... ' 'I think it’s safe to say that this is — lie Battles, at the rodeo. It was a background and belt buclTle in the 9:50. — PInocchIo (G ) FrI 6:45, 0:45; 9:15. — The Runowav (P(5-13) 7,9:15. Seafood Poultry The Movies— PInocchIo (G) FrI-Sun marriage made on the range. foreground. Sat and Sun 12:30,2:30,4:30,6:45,8:45. the first time that the HTLV 3 virus Fresh Swordfish...... ■ott Horiferd 12,1:50,3:50,6:30,8:15,9:55. — Johnny has ever been demonstrated to be Try The, Steak Dishes The first thing the rec o il com Finding songs to fit her new Kattweod Pub * cinema — The Dongerouslv (PG-13) FrI-Sun 12:30, 2:40, 4:45, 7:20, 9:40. — The Flamingo present within the brain of hu The above dinners served with pany did when it got hold of album was not easy. Songwriters Terminator (R ) FrI and Sat 7:15,9:15; Spn 7:15. Kid (PG-13) FrI-Sun 12:20,2:25,4:30,7, mans,” said Shaw, principal au potato and salad ■ McEntire was transform her from 9:20. — Pink Floyd: The Wall (R ) FrI Luau Dinners were so busy catering to the Poor Richard's Pub 6 Cinema — thor of the report Thursday in the spunky cowgirl to neo-winip crossover whims of record com ' Runaway (PG-13) FrI and Sat 7:30, and S a tll :50. — Hair (P G ) Fri and Sot Cildor Fliiia EkITIIS alTW OsO-lfty Cosmo girl. The executives 9:30,12; Sun 7:30,9:30. 11:30. — The Who: The Kids Are journal Science. panies that few were'writing the Alright (PG) Fri and Sot 11:40. “ The importance of that is that SullivM Avenue Plaza So. Windsor, CT dressed her in glitter, swapped her Showcosa CInamat— 2010 (P G IT r l 1, Wllllmantic earthy traditional songs that made 7:30,10,12:05; Sat 1 :i0 ,4,7:30,10,12:05; there are a number of brain used boots for new spiked heels, country music Am erica’s music. Sun 1:30, 4, 7:30, 10. — Protocol (P G ) Jlllson Saucn-e Cinema — Beverly 644^1561 put strings in her recordings and Fr11:15,7:15,9:15,11:15; Sun 1:15,3:15, Hill Cop (R ) Fri 7:15; Sot and Sun 1:30, disorders, or central nervous sys Twin Lobsters, 1 lb...... *10 95 5:15, 7:15,9:15. — Stormon IP G ) Fri 1, 7:15, 9:15. — Johnny Dangerously tem abnormalities, that patients FINE POLYNESIAN CHINESE sent her out in the music world to “ Where’s the waltzes, the old (PG-13) Fri 7,9; Sat and Sun 1:30,7,9. Scallops wrapped in B acon ...... • * 95 3:15, 5:15,10:10,12 (advance showing) with AIDS have been found to get make her way. shuffles, where’s the swing The River 8 with Storman; Sat 1, 3:10, — Breakin'.2 Electric Boooaloo (PG) Fresh Swordfish...... ' '•9® Fri. & Sat NigM Specials 1:30,9:30. — MIckI 6 Maude (P G ) Frl7, Sole Almondine...... ’ ' 9® Even with all the crossover songs?” McEntire remembers UPl photo 5:15,10:10,12:15; Sun 1,3:10,5:15,7:30, ‘ but many of those problems have AND AMERICAN CUISINE 9:45. — MIckI & Maude (PG-13) F.'l 1, 9:15; Sat and Sun 1:30, 7, 9:15. — not been explainable to date by Baked, Stuffed Chicken Breast...... • 6.95 clutter, the real Reba managed to thinking. "They never came PInocchIa (G ) Fri 7,9; Sot and Sun 1:30, stringtown, Okla. is justifiably proud of their native 7:35, 9:50, 12; Sat 1, 4:30, 7:35, 9:50, trying to attribute them to tumors ) In the Lounge Llv8 EMtrlilnmsnt Thun, FrL A Sit. a ENJOY YOUR shine through. It seemed everyb around. I ’d ask the writers why midnight; Sun 1, 3:15, 5:20, 9:50. — ,7 ,9 . — Protocal (P G ) Frl7:10,9:10; Sot Broiled^Swordfish...... *7"® ody in Nashville except her record don’t y ’all write country. They’d daughter Reba McEntire, who has triumphed in the Dune (P(>-13) Fri 1:45, 7:20, 10, 12:20, and Sun 1:30, 7:10, 9:10. — Starmgn or known infections and so on and lidlM HTnMJII7(>d.-Tso Prlnk< tor PrjM ot One Sat 1:45,4:30,7:20,10,12; Sun 1:45,4:30, (P G ) Fri 7:20, 9:30; Sat and Sun 1:30, FAVORITE BEVERAGE company knew that McEntire was say the producers, managers, and 7:20, 9:30. — City Heat (P G ) 7:20. so forth,” he said. country music world. She’s proven a country girl can 7:20,10. — Beverly Hills Coo (R ) (two However, he said, the re MOOR COCKTAIL Bar-B-Q Spare Bibs...... *B^® an uncut gem. other artists . are not wanting screens) 1, 7:20, 9:30, 10:20, 11:30, Windsor OPEN m o n Plaza — Superolrl (PG) 2. — The Record companies like to make country. They want crossover." survive in the tough business. 12:30; Sot (two screens) 1, 3:10, 4:05, searchers could not tell for sure if THLI9S. n om I LONNCE 5:15,6:05,7:20,9:30,10:20,11:30,12:20; Terminator (R ) 7:15. — Oh GodI You the HTLV 3 infection was a direct Veal Cacciatore...... Devil (P G ) Fri 7:15; Sot and Sun 2,7:15. am FRI AND Sun (two screens) 1, 3:10, 4:05, 5:15, cause of loss of brain function. It 6:05, 7:20, 9:30, 10:20. — The Cotton ,$Af n om-2 eiumrmns Club (R ) Fri 2,7:35,10:05,12:20; Sat 2, also remained to be determined Polynesian 'om SUNDAY 11 Shrimp Monokino...... 4:30,7:35,10:05,12:20; Sun 2,4:30,7:35, what kind of brain cells were om-IOpm msonmm Underground comedy circuit lures the young 10:05. — City Heat (P G ) Fri 1:30, 7:30, infected — those central to^hought Chinese ferm 9:40, 11:35; Sot 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, La Strada Rdstourant 9:40, 11:35; Sun 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, and other functions or other American mnmuci Bv Vernon Scott Most gigs so far have been can do. - EACH COLLEGE STOP IS A 9:40.— Falling In Lave (P(3-13) FrI-Sun support cells. 1471 Hartford Rd. 643-616S United Press International played east of the Mississippi, 1, 8: 10. _ M-Th 8:30-10, F 0 8 IM 11, Sun HI 9 ONE-NIGHTER. Siegman said the Monchettar ; Dr. Hall Volberdlng, chief of ) s l a m l « r either on campuses or in nearby "Sometimes their material Is tour has been so successful that UA TtMOttr* lost — Breakin' 2 M edical oncology and AIDS activi- m S T A tM A N iT Cocktail Lounge HOLLYWOOD - There’s a gyms, cafeterias and auditoriums blue, but that doesn’t seem to half the colleges have asked for Electric Boogolaa (PG) Fri 7:40,9:40; .Bes at San Francisco General LOUM sa J 643-9020 4 whole world of comedy out there, to overflow houses. At the Univer Sat and Sun 2, 3:55, 5:50, 7:40, 9:40. — 4 bother college administrators. I return engagements. Johnny Dangerously (PG-13) Fri 7:30, Hospital, agreed it was the first far removed from the main stream sity of Florida one troupe pulled talked to a lady at Notre Dame Some trios are more popular 9: » ; Sat and Sun 2,3:50,5:40,7:30,9:30. time evidence of the virus had been of movie-TV-night club entertain 5,000 avid fans. asking to book us. When I said than others. The hottest group — The Flamlnoa Kid (P(3-13) 7:15, DUNE bolg. .found in human brains and called ment, where young comics travel a The tab for kudents runs from 9:25; Sat and Sun 2,4,6, 8,10. t - The some of the stuff might be consists of Wright, Lewis and Rocky Horror Picture Show (R) Fri l:45-7:2IM0j)D-12:a :the report significant. 179 TOLLAND TPKE. sort of underground.circuit. free to $7 a pop and goes for various off-color, she said, T m sure it’s Kirchenbauer. Siegman, however, and Sot midnight.— The Sang Remains ' New evidence published in the The band of funnymen and college projects. The comedians the Same (P G ) Fri and Sat 11:50. — m a same issue of Science showed the MANCHESTER nothing we haven’theardbefore."’ prefers to mix up the trios. Streets ot Fire (P G ) Fri and Sat FALLING IN LOVE women have rolled ’em in the are paid by their beer company 1J)0-7:IS :a IDS virus is closely related to a 643-9529 aisles at 25 campuses around the sponsor. Virus family that infects sheep, country this year alone. Producer Joe Slegman runs the BEVERLY HILLS C O P H cattle, goats and horses, a discov The comedians will never be Comedy Shop Tour, named for the ]:M-7:2M:»II:»II»12:2I ery that may help pinpoint the confused with Bob Hope, David various small clubs — several Drive Home A EXOTIC origin of the disease in humans. Brenner, Eddie Murphy, Joan named The Comedy Shop — where C IT Y H EA T The virus causes a disease of the Rivers or any other prime time the young comics break in their Bargain Today! GO-GO 1:30-7:3M:«I-I1J5 brain and nervous system in sheep stand-up stars. acts for peanuts. — a similarity that researchers Their names are anonymous to According to Siegman, there are 2 0 1 0 investigating the human virus
Bv Patricia McCormack “ A shining hour — that's what tissues. United Press International fluoridation is." Bomba said. “ You • A new procedure developed at know dentistry is the only profes the New York University College NBA roundup UPI photo NEW YORK - The first dental sion that strives to put itself out of of Dentistry that allows dentists to Maybe we can help. The drill Dr. John L. Bomba held in his business." mask tooth stains quickly and Herald is now running a weekly Miami quarterback Dan Marino hands John Elway hobbling, will try to make hand rotated 1,500 times a minute. The reference was to the fact painlessly, often without cutting column featuring readers’ off to running back Tony Nathan (22) Marino's life miserable on Sunday in The one he uses today makes since fluoridation has decreased the tooth. The method bonds a Spurs escape with victory during practice session. Pittsburghs AFC championship game. 500,000 revolutions in the same tooth decay, dentists don't reap as hard, enamel-like porcelain to the favorite restaurant dishes. To aggressive defense, that left Denver’s time. much income from filling teeth. surface of stained teeth. enter, simply fill out the coupon By Mike Barnes NBA’s Grand Slam out of the way, rebounds and 11 assists — powered That increased speed is the Fillings account for about 23 United Press International Ellis needed only a free throw to tie the hosts to their ninth .straight biggest advance in dentistry. percent of dental services but below, listing your, favorite dish it — but missed — and the Spurs triumph and spoiled the homecom Bomba said, since he first hung out Bomba said that is a steep decline College of Cerdinals Dallas forward Dale Ellis disco escaped Thursday night with a ing of ex-Bucks Marques Johnson, a shingle in Philadelphia in 1946. from what it used to he. and the local restaurant that Members of the sacred College vered — for the wrong reason — 116-115 triumph. Junior Bridgeman and Harvey Steel Curtain Junior set Bomba, president of the Ameri serves it. It may be-an appe Catchings. " I was moved by the A 1979-80 NATIONAL INSTI of Cardinals are chosen by the pope why the 4-point play is the rarest in "You always preach that you can Dental Association and asso reception," said John.son, who TUTE OF DENTAL RESEARCH to be his chief assistants and tizer, main dish, vegetable, pro basketball. never foul a man -shooting a ciate dean of the Temple Univer received a pre-game ovation. "I study showed that 37 percent of advisers in administering the 3-pointer, but sometimes the best- sity School of Dentistry, said the salad or dessert. With the Mavericks trailing had to fight back tears, really. children 5 to 17 had no decayed or Roman Catholic Church. laid plans go astray,” San Antonio next most important advance was 116-112 and just three seconds Before the game, all I could think to mug Dolphins’ Marino tilled permanent teeth. Ten years Coach Cotton Fitzsimmons said. the development in recent years of remaining, EHIis connected on a of was I didn’t want to shoot an earlier, only 28 percent of this age "W e dodged a real bullet at the r materials that make it possible to 3-point field goal and was fouled on air-ball from the free-throw line," coverage look and blitz, then give didn’t play and (running hack group was caries free. Then we’ll do the rest. W e’ll contact end.” By Joe llluzzi fix up teeth without maiming them a true boneheaded play by San United Press International blitz look and play coverage." Walter) Abercrombie wasn’t play Dentistry nOw is aiming harder Thoughts the chef and ask for the recipe, which Moore probably dodged a fine as 4 4 such as grinding down a tooth in Antonio’s Johnny Moore. If the Steelers do indeed throw a ing much." at periodontal disease — the major well. Cavaliers 100, Bullets 93 preparation for a cap. will be printed in TODAY’S SPECIAL. With the most difficult part of the The way Denver quarterback viscious rush at Marino, his ability Pittsburgh has won three reason for loss of teeth among “ Even if Dale Ellis would have At Richfield, Ohio, Phil Hub John Elway got banged up by the to beat the blitz with quick strikes straight for the first time this year. , adults. Bomba said, noting that the Jesus said that the most hit the free throw,” said Moore. “ I SUCH MATERIALS MAKE IT bard’s two free throws snapped a Pittsburgh Steeler defense Sun to wide receivers Mark Clayton The Steelers have Been a .strong campaign will have all the inten important commandment was still feel confident we would have POSSIBLE to put a new face on a 93-93 tie with 1:17 left and Cleve day, he looked like he was ready to and Mark Duper may cause ,the road team. They topped the sity of the one in which fluoride was that we love God with all our won. But being the point guard and tooth by bonding or even etching land, 7-23, scored the gam e’s final leave his body to .science. This Steelers’ plan to backfire. Raiders in Los Angeles in the put into the front lines of strategies heart, soul, mind, and strength. NBA cites Bird running this team, I shouldn’t do and then applying a covering that seven points to break a three-game Sunday, the Steelers would like to The Steelers’ defense may not regular season finale, won at San to prevent decay. If that is the greatest command things like that! I ’m really glad starts out as chemicals and then losing streak. Washington had its try leaving Dan Marino’s corpse to remind people of the famed Steel Francisco for the 49ers’ only loss hardens right before the dentist's In periodontal disease, a subtle that free throw didn’t go in,” ment, are we putting our grear NEW YORK (UPI) - Larry . three-game winning string the coroner Curtain of the '70s, but it may lead and knocked off the Broncos last infection attacks tissue and bone Fitzsimmons could easily over eyes to make like a perfect test energies into the obeying of Bird, whose brilliant all-around snapped. Elway finished la.st week’s AFC the Steelers to their fifth Super week at Mile High Stadium. where the tooth is anchored. The Nam e...... look Moore’s blunder. The veteran surface. that command? If loving God is play led the Boston Celtics to 13 divisional playoff game against Bowl appearance. In Sunday’s NFC championship result can be a loose tooth and amassed his third "triple-double" “ These materials have put us in the most important thing we can , victories in 18 December games, Pittsburgh’s blitzing defense with "Chuck Noll had a great defense game between Chicago andvSan an era where a dentist for the fir.st eventual loss of the tooth. of the season, collecting 14 points, Pacers 112, Warriors 96 do, do we give that endeavor the Thursday was named.NBA Player a bruised knee, twisted ankle and all those Super Bowl years," Shula Francisco, defense should also time can improve a tooth without The tragedy, according to Address...... :...... 10 rebounds and a game-high 14 At Oakland, Calif., Clark Kel highest ranking in the listing^ of of the Month. injured groin muscle. said. "H e ’s got a young group now play a deciding role. ■" surgery or destruction of a sur Bomba and his fellow practition assists. " ’ logg scored 25 of his a season-high our priorities? The Celtics forward averaged After chewing up Elway, the) again going in the same direction. I The Bears possess one of the face," he said in an interview at ers. is that many lost teeth are The game was marred by a fight 31 points in the first half to power We need to guard against 26.1 points, 10.9 rebounds and 6.8 Steelers are ready to feast on just hope they’re not ready for us most fearsome pa.ss rushes in all of 60th annual Greater New York perfect. Dental authorities esti between Gene Banks of San Indiana to their third consecutive exalting people, things, job, Phone Number...... assists per game last month, Marino, the Miami DolpjJins’ pre yet," football and it admittedly scares Dental Meeting. mate three out of four adults will shooting 51.3 percent from the floor Antonio and Mark Aguirre of road victory. Purvis Short led money, or anything else above mier quarterback, in the AFC The two teams met once before 49ers Coach Bill Walsh. “We have Just scratched the have some form of periodontal and 88.7 percent from the line. Dallas, who scuffled under the Golden State with 32 points. . the place God ought to hofdTTo do championship game. in the regular season and the "W e have been able to deal with surface in such developments, in disease in their lifetime. Heading into Thursday night, he basket after Kurt Nimphius so is to flirt with idolatry. Jesus Favorite restaurant dish...... nriissed a shot with 24 seconds left . The Dolphins, who probably Dolphins, who went 14-2, ripped monsters before," said Walsh, who my estimation." was fifth in the league in scoring Blazers 123, Sonics 89 have the most explosive offenses in Pittsburgh 31-7. But Shula has is try ing to devise some way to stop AMONG OTHER ADVANCES also said, "Seek ye first the and San Antonio leading 113-101. The third thing that tickles (26.9)., fourth in free-throw percen- the NFL, are not only expecting the made his -team aware that the the Bears’ defense. "They concern Bomba's professional fancy is reported at the meeting: kingdom of God ... " Z ' tage (89.5) and second in ,3-point Both players were ejected and At Portland, Ore., Kiki Vande- Our relationship with God referee Earl Strom suffered a weghe scored 30 points to help the Steelers to blitz, but they may even Steelers have changed since that us." "our increased knowledge of soft • Ceramic material that can be Served a t...... ^...... ' ...... field goal accuracy (44.4). game. Last week, the Bears — who had ought to be our fic3t priority, our minor cut on his chin when he Blazers snap a three-game losing welcome it. tissue and bone," and how that has cast from a wax pattern to make “ What more can I say," said "1 don’t believe that they’re not "David Woodley started at quar a record 72 quarterback sacks this widened the scope of what dentists precise reproductions of teeth for chief endeavor, our loftiest goal, Boston coach K.C. Jones. "H e ’s the st'epped between the players. streak. Reserve Clyde Drexler added 19 points, 10 assists and 8 going to blitz,” Doiphins Coach terback last time but got hurt year — gave Redskin quarterback can do to restore dental health or crowns. Dr. Kenneth A. Malament our prim ary conceritr -and ou ’ best all-around player I ’ve ever Don Shula said. "They blitz getting (concussion) and Mark Malone Joe Theismann a rough time and seen. He can do it all .and makes rebounds. Rookie Tim McCormick rehabilitate oral cavities. of Brookline, Mass., said the greatest adventure. Bucks 111, Clippers 87 off the bus. came in," Shula .said. "N ow he’s now they have their eyes set on Where does Bomba rank fluori material is a non-porous and Cut out and^mall today to lha Manchaatar Horald. Box SBI, Manchoator, Ct 00040 everybody around him better. He’s collected 20 points and nine re At Milwaukee. Paul Pressey's bounds for Seattle, which lost Ms "They have ."iome very sophi.sti- e.stablished himself at quarter stopping San Francisco’s All-Pro dation and its part in the big gain highly glazed substance which is Rev. David W. Mullen a winner. I can’t imagine this team triple-double — 17 points, 12 fifth straight. cated looks on defen.se. They give back. (Wide receiver Louis) Lipps quarterback Joe Montana. ever cavities in children? highly compatible to gingival Church of the Living God without him.” \ 1* a i MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. .Inn 4. 1985 - 17 l« - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Jtm. 4. 1985 NHL roundup College basketball roundup Big Ten schools in annual schoolyard battle Three-goal bursts do trick for North Stars By Joe llluzzl Kings. Napier each collected three assist.s (strained knee ligaments),” Acton mas Gradin’s second goal of the tie with St. Louis. Blue Joe Mullen as the North Stars erased an early said. "When guys like that are out game, at 1:03 of the third period, scored his lOOth career goal. erty scored 24 points as North bother me all that much but I was United Press Internatloi "We’ve had a , terrible time Bv Fred Lief Illinois led 54-43 with 5:29 left but day, scored 22 points and Scott M iller said. "(Johnson) i$ a big, for a while, your scoring is going to broke a 4-4 tie to help the Canucks Carolina, 9-1, held off Stetson down aware of it all of the tjjh®- scoring goals," said Minnesota 2-0 Kings lead. United Press International ~ Minnesota tied it 58-58 with 50 Skiles added 21. dominant player. I think we could Coach Glen Sonmor. “ Ikept saying The slumping Kings are now suffer. Scoring goals is all confi break a five-game winless Streak. the stretch. Jorge Feniandez had At Lawrence, Kan., Ron Kellogfi[ iriiere was a time when hat tricks Flames 4, Flyers 3 seconds remaining on a layup by "H e (Johnson) came out and have done a better job all around.” we would start scoring because winless in their last seven games dence. It’s like winning. When you The loss was the Devils’ third 16 of his 18 points in the second half scored 24 points and sank two free were commonplace forjthe Minne At Calgary, Alberta, Hakan What other schools can’t do to Marc Wilson. jogged a couple of laps and said, ‘I Elsewhere in the Top 20, No. 7 throws at the buzzer as Kansas, sota North Stars. But this year, the that’s this team’s history. We had (0-4-3). Meanwhile, Minne.sota. start, it just snowballs.” straight and sixth in^the last .seven "When they went up by 11 .we for the Hatters. Loob's 16th goal of the season at the Big Ten, the Big Ten does to think I can play. Coach,’” said Georgia Tech pounded Maryland- 9-2, escaped. Andre Applewhite hit team that used to boast one of the hoped Tommy Mac (McCarthy) winners of four of their last six. Elsewhere, Vancouver beat New games. said 'The-game's not over yet,” ’ "Stetson was impressive,” said 9:49 of the third period lifted the itself. In its annual warof attrition, MSI) Coach Jud Heathcote. "It Eastern Shore 93-40; No. 9 North for 22 points for Texas Southern. N H L’s most potent offenses has would be the tonic we needed and it jumped ahead of Detroit into third Jersey 6-4, Hartford whipped De Davis said. "They turned it over a didn’t look like the knee bothered Tar Heel Coach Dean Smith. “ We Flames. Philadelphia’s Rick everyone in the conference eventu Carolina defeated Stetson 85-71; "I played a lot of people in w had trouble scoring goals, let alone looks like he will be.” piace in the Norris Division. troit 6-2, Montreal tied St. Louis Canadiens 2, Blues 2 ally gets to be'at up on someone \ few times and we were back in it.” him at all.” No. 10 DePaul dropped St. M ary’s couldn’t stop them in the second Tocchet opened the scoring early first half and that backfired, ^ hat tricks. The hat tricks were the first of Acton said injuries to key- 2-2, and Calgary edged Philadel For the Gophers. 8-3, Davis half.” At St, Louis, Mario Tremblay in the first period, but the Flyers else. Sam Vincent’s two layups put the (Calif.) 76-53; No. 11 Kansas edged Kansas Coach Larry Brown saltL Until Thursday night. the season for Minnesota. It was players have been partly responsi phia 4-3. scored 19 points while John Shasky . At Rosemont, 111., Tyrone Cor scored a power-play goal in the allowed Calgary to take a 3-1 lead It was Minnesota's turn Thurs Spartans up 74-69 with 4:05 left. Texas Southern 78-74 in overtime; "They got a lot of loose balls and Keith Acton and Tom McCarthy also the third career hat trick for ble for Minne.sota’s lack of scoring. bin, wearing a mask to protect a third period Thursday night to help with a goal in the first and two day night with a 60-S8 victory over had 16. Anthony Welch led Illinois, Ohio State rallied with two minutes and No. 13 Washington beat each fired in three goals Thursday both Acton and McCarthy, who "You look at our injuries — Dino broken nose, scored 18 points to executed well.” Canucks 6, Devils 4 rally Montreal from a two- goal unanswered goals in the .second No. 6 Illinois while Michigan State 11-3, with 13. to go but Michigan State converted Stanford 78-69. night to power the North Stars to an each also had an assist in the (Ciccarelli with a broken wrist), "W e just didn’t handle the 5-of-6 Tree throws to protect its carry DePaul, 9-2. The Blue At East Rtitherford. N.J., Tho deficit and lift the Canadiens into a period. got in its licks with an 82-79 At Atlanta, the Yellow Jackets At Seattle, Chris Welp tossed in 8-3 victory over the Los Angeles game. Neal Broten and Mark Mf'Pnrthv and (Dennis) Maruk pressure very well at the end." lead. Demons have won 33 in a row at decision over No. 20 Ohio State. enjoyed their most lopsided vic 24 points and Paui Fortier 17 as The Gophers won in Minneapolis Illinois Coach Lou Henson said. Brad Sellers led the Buckeyes, home. St. Mary’s, which shot 30 tory ever. Yvon Joseph scored 19 Washington, 9-2, won Ks Pac-10 At East Lansing, Mich., the percent in the first half, was paced on a fastbreak layup by Tommy 8-2, with 21 points and Troy Taylor points for Georgia Tech, 10-1. opener. The Huskies capitaliMd on } Davis with three seconds left. The Spartans showed some grit in their added 17. Michigan State is 10-1. by Daryl Smith’s 17 points. Maryland-Eastern Shore, 1-8, shot their inside strength. Stanford s • mini claimed Davis walked but the league opener. Ken Johnson, on "W e could not stop their inside 31 percent. " I don’t think I want to wear it all Flutie may sign before NFL draft tallest starter was' 6-foot-7. officials saw it differently. crutches until practice Wednes ” Ohio State Coach Eldon At Orlando, Fla.. Brad Daugh year,” Corbin said. “ It didn’t Sports In Bv Frederick Waterman . USFL but a third-slringer in the M C C announces raffle winners United Press International NFL, that would make a differ ence. The money would have to be First prize of an $800 trip of the winner’s choice went to Mary BOSTON — Hours after Doug even if that were the case.” Kaupin of Enfield in the recent 13th annual Manchester Flutie was drafted Thursday by Richard Flutie said that because SCOREBOARD jCommunity College Athletic Club’s raffle. Second prize, a color the New Jersey Generals of the of the USFL draft and the number television, went to Laurie Darna of Manchester and third prize, U.S. Football I^eague, the father of of endorsement offers coming in. it Morlst 63, St. Francis, N .Y . 46 dinner for two at Willie’s, was won by Martin Gaffey of Meriden. the Heisman Trophy winner said it was essential to name an agent Whalers 6, Red Wings 2 Northeastern X , Maine 71 is possible a USFL contract could immediately. win, lose & DREW Rutgers 74, Rhode Island 68 Temple 77, St. Joseph's (P a .) 45 Football be signed before the N F L draft. "The USFL is starting to make Hockey Detroit 1 ^ — 2 Utica 73, Vermont X Elks Hoop Shoot date set JJ. Flutie also named Bub Woolf, a their move and we must have HoiTford ^ ^ 0 — 6 Yole 59, Holy Cross 55 Boston-based attorney, his agent. .someone professional in nature to First period— 1, Detroit, Ograflnlclt South Local competition for the 13th annual Elks Hoop Shoot, the 26 (Larson, Yzermon) 3:12. '4, Horf- Ala.-BIrmlnghom 89, WIs.-ParksIde NFL playoffs Woolf, who also represents Boston handle that and the onslaught of NHLtUndIngs ford, DIneen 4 (Tippett), sh, 13:04. 3, 65 national free throw shooting contest for youngsters age 8 thru 13, Celtics star Larry Bird, will offers We have already had Hartford, Francis 12 (Johnson, Neufeld), Alcorn St. 87, III. Chlcogo 74 (All Thnos EST) ; will be held at the Nathan Hale School on Saturday morning, Jan. rcpre.sent the Boston College quar exploratory calls from Nike. AT&T pp, 19:32. Penaltles-Dunn, Har, 0:57; Allen 76, Point Park 64 Wild Cord Games Poirkk Division Neufeld, Har, 10:06; Robertson, Har, Berea 99, Thomas M ore 83 12, beginning at 10 o’clock. terback in negotiations with the and Coca-Cola. W L T Ph. OF ( Saturday, Doc. 22 12:48; Compbell, Det, 19:03. Centenary 68, NW Louisiana 67 A F C — Seattle 13, ( A Raiders 7 Competition is for age brackets 8-9, 10-11 and 12-13. Each Generals. Washington 22 10 7 51 1M Cutnherland 48, Anderson X Philodtlphlo 22 9 5 49 1«0 Sunday, Doc. 21 contestant has 25 shots with the boy and girl advancing to the next "Doug is convinced he can play Second period— 4, Detroit, Gore 10 EasrCarolina 75, Boston Uni v. 62 NFC — NY Giants 16, LA Rams 13 ‘ But we don’t w;ml Doug to be N Y Islanders 21 16 1 43 181 (Smier, Park) 11:12. 5, Hartford, G. Washlnsiton71, W. Vlrglnla67 round. Location and date for the district competition is to be at the next level, whether that's the Pittsburgh 15 17 4 34 129 Divisional playoffs over-corn mercia I ized, that Boutette 6 (Quennevllle, Lumlev) 19:52. Georgia Tech 93, Maryland East Sh. 40 Saturday, Doc. 19 annnounced. N FL or the USFL,” said Richard wouldn't he Doug Flutie,” said his NY Rongers 13 IS 5 31 135 Penaltles-Smith, Det, 0:09; Larson, Det, Louisville 72, Santa Clara 67 New Jersey 12 21 4 2S 12S t AFC Flutie in a telephone conversation (10-mlnute misconduct), 8:12; Robert McNeese State 92, St. Thom as 56 Miami 31, Seattle 10 father. ” 1 think we have too be Adams Division son, Hor, (lO^nlnute misconduct), Mississippi State, 71 Alabama67 from Honolulu, wher&his son will Montreal 21 10 8 50 160 NFC very, very selective. He’s not 8:12; Smith, Det, (malor-flghtlng), Montevallo S3 Livingston 49 San Francisco 21, NY Giants 10 Youth soccer registration upcoming play in Saturday’s Hula Bowl. trying to grab everything in the Buffalo 16 12 9 41 134 9:24; Lumlev, Har (maior-tlghtlng), North Carolina 85, Stetson 71 Quebec 17 16 6 40 155 Sunday, Doc. M 9:24; Smith, Det, 16:10; Barrett, Det North Ala. 77 Purdue-Calumet63 NFC "Doug will wait and see about world.” Bosfon 16 16 5 37 139 (minor, malor-flghtlng), 17:38; Tur- Salem 77, Glenville 74 Youth soccer registration will be held on three consecutiv^ Hartford 14 18 4 32 119 Chicago 23, Washington 19 ‘ input from the N FL but when the Woolf, whose percentage of geon, Har (minor, malor-flghtlng), Samford X Bethune-Cookman59 AFC Monday nights, Jan. 7,14 and 21, from 6-8 o’clock at Illing Junior CamglMlI Conference 17:38. differential (in dollars) becomes Flutie’s contracts is unknown, Norris Division South Carolina X , W offord65 Pittsburgh 24, Denver 17 High, the Manchester Rec Department announced. Third period— 6, Hartford, Crawford 11 South Carolina X,Wot(ord65 / NFC so big you can’t refuse, that might claims to have taken the same cut W L T PIS. O F I (M alone, Robertson) 14:33. 7, Hart South Florida X , Brooklyn 66 There are four age groups: Pee Wee (co-ed, ages 6-7), Midget Chicago 18 17 3 39 153 Contoronco dramploiishlps precipitate .something before the every pro contract. He said he has ford, DIneen 5 (Dunn Ferraro), pp, Tampa 74, Augustana (III.) 42 Sunday's Oamos (ages 8-9', both boys and girls divisions), junior (ages JO-11, two St. Louis 15 15 6 36 132 16:21 8, Hartford, Crawford 11 (Molone, N FL draft "negotiated for a lot of people who Detroit 13 21 5 31 142 The Citadel X , Erskine 81 Pittsburgh at Miami 12:Xp.m. • Robertson), pp, 17:12. Penoltles- Weber 115, Berkshire Christian 51 Chlcogo at San Francisco 4 p.m. • divisions) and intermediate (ages 12-14, girls and boys "W e want to know what (Gener have been in similar positions of Minnesota 13 19 6 32 136 Olneen, Har, 7:46; Larson, 12:17; Gore, Toronto 6 27 5 17 114 Supisr Bowl XIX divisions). als owner) Don Trump wants to do. being superstars, such as Jim Det (malor- spearing, 10-mlnute mls- Alcorn State X , I lllnols Chicago 74 Sy, Jon. 10 Smvffio Division condcut, game-misconduct), 14:33. Age is determined as of Dec. 31,1984. There is a $5 registration Wo want to know the situation of Craig and Jim Plunkett, with a Edmonton 25 8 4 54 188 Dona 81, Kansas Newman 71 At Palo Alto, Calif. DePaul 76, St. Mary's (Cal.) 53 AFC Champion vs. NFC Champion, 6, fee and a $3 Rec membership card is required. the other quarterbacks drafted by number of opportunities available Colgorv 21 15 3 45 192 Shots on goal-Detrolt 13-9-4-26. Hort- Winnipeg 19 15 4 42 156 Cavaliers 100, Bullets 93 Defiance IX , Goshen 72 p.m. There is a maximum number of participants that wili be the Generals (Steve Calabria of to them. tord,I1-18-1544. Doane n , Rockford 40 Los Angeles 15 15 7 37 166 Power-play converslons-Detrolt, 4- accepted. No registration will be accepted after Jan. 21. Colgate and Mike Tomezak of Ohio , "M y job is to protect Doug,” he Vancouver 9 26 5 23 126 Evansville X , Nebraska 73 0. Hartford, 5-3. Basketball WASHINGTON (93) Illinois St. 66, Drake 56 Slate) and just how .serious he is said in a telephone interview from Thursday’s Oamos Goalies— Detroit, MIcalef. Hart Hartford 6, Defrolt 2 Ballard 36 00 6, Rulond 39 9-13 19, Ind-Pur., F W 73, Ind-Pur., Indpis X aboul Doug.” his home in Hollywood, Fla. "It has ford, Mlllen. A-10,491. ‘ ^ UPl photo Montreal 2, St. Louis 2 Mahorn 0-2 OO 0, Malone 318 00 13, Gus Iowa 75, Purdue 63 Sivimining Williams 10-24 35 24, Bradley 24 1-2 5, Iowa St. 114, Morgan St 67 Roller Derby in Hartford Another issue is playing time. been like an avalanche of offers at Vancouver 6, New Jersey 4 Referee— Bob Hall. Calgary 4, Philadelphia 3 NBA standings McMIllen 39 44 16, Doye 4-7 2-2 10. Kansas 78, Texas Southern 74 O T Boston College’s Doug Flutie, protected by the New "Doug is a player who wants to the Flutie house.” Minnesota 8, Los Angeles 3 Totals 3379 19-26 93. Mich St 82, Ohio St 79 HARTFORD — The world of Roller Derby will return to the play.” the elder Flutie said. "H e ’s The Fluties said they would have Friday's Oamos Canadiens2.Biues2 CLEVELAND (108) Minnesota X , Illinois 58 U.S. Swimming Internatlonar Jersey Generals of the USFL in their territorial draft, may Eastern Conference Hubbard 310 36 15, Hinson 314 36 17, MIssourl-Rolla 86, SlU-EdwarsvIlle Hartford Civic Center on Friday night, Jan. 25, with the New convinced he’s good enough to play preferred to delay tlie announce (All Times EST) Atlantic Division 73 York Chiefs against the Los Angeles Thunderbirds at 8 o’clock. sign with that-club, before the NFL draft, if the money is Pittsburgh at Buffalo, 7:35 p.m. Montreal 0 11 0— 2 Turpin3132-214, Thompson 2-52-27,Davls iMeet anywhere, all he has to do is learn ment of an agent until after the two Quebec at Washington, 8:05 p.m. W L Pet. GB 1-6 00 2, Free 9-17 2-3 21, Shelton 2-5 OO 4, Mo-Rolla U , SIU-Edwarsvllle73 Tickets are now on sale at the Civic Center box office and all the offense. If he was going to be a SI. Louis 2000— 2 Boston 27 6 .818 — Poquette0-3000, West 1-3002, Bagley 9-11 Mount Vernon IX , Franklin 81 right. That word came from Flutie's father, Richard post-season bowl games, the .se: Winnipeg at Edmonton, 9:35 p.m. First period— 1, St. Louis, Mullen 17 At Faysttovlllo, Arh., Jon. 3, 1X5 Ticketron outlets. Tickets are from $9.50 to $7.50. firet.siring quarterback in the cond being the Japan Bowl Jan. 13. Saturday's Oamos Philadelphia 26 6 .813 '/s O 0 18. Totals 42-8714-19IX . Northern Mich 104, Oakland X Flutie. (LoVollee), 14:27.2, St. Louis, Federko 15 Washington 19 14 .576 8 Ohio Univ. 73, Miami (Ohio) 62 N.Y. Rangers at Boston (M ullen), 18:42. Penalties— Mohdou, Chicago at Hartford, night New Jersey 15 18 .455 12 Washington 16 38 34 23— 93 Otterbein X , Ohio Northern 71 r- Mon, 4:49; Anderson, StL, 7:38; New York 12 22 .353 15Vi St. Thomas 70, Hamline X Women's 200-Meter Freestyle — 1.' Buffalo of N .Y . Islanders, night WIckenhelser, StL, 12:14; PaslawskI, StL, Cleveland 22 32 23 23— 1M Central Division Fouled out— None. Total fouls— St. Louis 59, SW Missouri 56 U.S.A "A" Team (Jenna Johnson, Kathy’ Final honorees named Montreal at New Jersey 18:56. Coffin, Michelle Grigllone, Paige- Quebec at Pittsburgh, night Milwaukee 23 11 .676 — Washington 19, Cleveland 21. St. Francis 93, Manchester X Second period— 3, Montreal, Naslund Detroit 17 15 .531 5 Rebounds— Washington 47 (Dave 9), St. M o rv’S')7S, Concordlo-Moorheod Zemlna), 1:43.X (world record). 2. HARTFORD — Frank Hauser, who guided Glastonbury High Philadelphia at St. Louis, night 24 (Mondou, Ludwig), sh, 6:44. Canada "A”, 1:X.01. 3. U.S.A “B",' Jerry Rice No. 1 pick in USFL draft Chicago 16 16 .500 6 Cleveland 53 (Hinson 10). Assists— 74 Vancouver of Toronto, night Penalities— McPhee,Mon,5:09; Ludwig, 1:X.79. 4. U.S.S.R. 1:X.M. 5. Auburn', to the Class LL state football championship in 1984, has been Los Angeles at Detroit, night Atlanta 14 19 .424 8'/] Washington 25 (Ruland 9), Cleveland Ta ylor 65, Ohio Dominican 58 Mon, 10:12; Carboifheau, Mon, 10:53; Indiana 10 22 .313 12 26 (Boglev 7). Technicol— Washington Walsh X , FIndlov 76 University, 1:49.22.6. Indiana University, named scholastic coach of the year by the Connecticut Sports Minnesota ot Calgary, night StL, bench(servedbvLemleux),19:46. 1:49.x. 7. Concord (Calif.) Pleasant HIM- Sewell of Oklahoma and James Cleveland 7 23 .233 14 (Illegal defense). A— 5694. Wichita StateX, West Texas Stote64 u - W riters’ Alliance and will be honored at the 44th annual Gold Key Bv Ian Love . mark with 310 catches for 4,859 A native of tiny Crawford in east Western Conference Wittenberg 67, Mount Union 54 Swim Club 1:49.59. 8. University ot- United Press International yards and 51 touchdowns. Mississippi, Rice didn’t hui't his Maness of Texas Christian Third period— 4, Montreal, Tremblay Midwest Division Southwest Arkansas 1:52.3). ' Dinner scheduled for Sunday, Jan. 27, at the Sheraton-Hartford AHL standings 16 (Kurvers, Mondov), pp, 1:20. He runs the 40 in 4.58 .seconds and chances before professional scouts University, W L Pet. GB Ark.-PIne Blvff 67, Ouachito 66 Men's 2X Freestyle — 1. University ot, Hotel. Penalties— Houston 19 13 .594 — Bucks 111, Clippers 87 Ark.-LIttle Rock 89, Ga. State 79 Arkansas "A" (Chris Cantwell, Norman. Jerry Rice was wondering if he'd is rated by pro .scouts with A1 Toon in the recent Blue-Gray All .Star Arizona and San Antonio, choos None. Wyatt, Larry Craft, James Pringle)' Also honored will be Steve Young of Greenwich as male athlete Northern DIvMon Denver 19 13 .594 — Eastern New Mexico 76, Sul Ross 57 get drafted to play pro football He of Wisconsin as the best college Classic in Montgomery, Ala., as he ing second and third respectively, w L T 1Ft*. OF GA Overtime— None. Penalties— None. Dallas 15 16 .484 4 Houston 83, TC U 73 1:X.85 (world record). 2. U.S.A. "A "' of the year. Young is the former Greenwich High and Brigham Fredericton 21 11 3 45 142 121 Utah 15 18 .455 5 LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS (87) 1:X.73 jAmerIcan record; old record, didn’t have to wait very long to find wide receiver in the counlry. Toon scored two touchdowns to lead the each .selected defensive backs. The Cage 01 OO 0, Johnson 8-19 37 21, New Mexico St. 70, Cal-Fullerton63 Young quarterback who signed a $40 million contract with the Maine 19 15 4 42 154 128 Shots on go al-M o ntre al 5-1-16-1— 23. San Antonio 15 18 .455 5 Okla. State 65, Ark. State 56 1:32.56 bv Arkonsos set In 1X1). 3, Iow a,- out. was protected by the Jack.sonville Gray to a 33-6 win. He was named WrangleRf went for Tory Nixon of Nova Scotia 14 20 4 32 136 165 St. LOUIS6-8-10-1— 25 Kansas City 11 19 .367 7 Walton 313 1-213, Nixon 2-11 34 7, Smith ) : X . X . 4, Arkansas " C , 1:34.12. 5, USFL Los Angeles Express. Goalies— Montreal, Soetaert. St. Louis, 8-16 46 X , Bridgeman 7-15 OO 14, Oral Roberts M , Kansas St. 71 The pass-catching sensation Bulls in the territorial phase of (he Most Valuable Pla.ver in the San Diego State and the Gunslin Adirondack IS 13 5 35 122 135 Pacific Division Te x -A rlin g to n 67, H ardIn-SIm m on s U.S.S.R. 1:35.62. 6, Auburn University Gold Keys will be presented Larry McHugh, Ray McKenna and Sherbrooke 16 22 1 33 140 159 LIut. A— 12,425. L A Lakers 22 10 .688 — Donaldson 1-2 2-2 4, White 2-5 0-1 4, "A ” 1:35.x. 7. University of Arkansas. from Mississippi Valley State draft. post-season game. gers cho.se Issiac Holt of Alcorn Wdrrlck 0-2 OO 0, Gordon 0-3 1-2 3, 63 Moncton 11 22 4 26 122 149 Power-ploy goals— Montreal 4-1, Phoenix 18 15 .545 4 Tulsa X , Indiana St. 71 ''B'',1:X.X.8.Swedendlsauallfled. > Andy Baylock. Former Herald sports editor Earl Yost will University Thursday was selected Rice’s selection as the No. 1 State. Souttiom Division St.Louls44). Portland IS 18 .455 V/7 Cotchlngs 1-2 1-2 3, M urphy 0-1 0 0 0. Women's 8X Freesfyle — 1. Astrld- Totals 3390 17-26 87. W m I receive the Art McGinley Award for meritorious service. by the Birmingham Stallions as the Among the bigger name players player is sure to raise his stock Binghamton 23 11 3 49 178 129 Seattle 14 20 .412 9 Blola 59 John Brown 43 Strauss, East Germ any, 8:21.44, 2. G rit' Of the 17 first-round .selections, Rochester 21 13 147 139 Canuck86,D8viis4 L A Clippers 14 20 .412 9 MILWAUKEE (111) RIcheter, East Germ any, 8:22.10. 3,! Tickets to the Gold Key Dinner, which starts at 5:30, are $30 first player in the United States to be cho.sen in the territorial draft when the N FL holds its draft April Cummings 321 35 X , Pressey 7-10 3417, Boise St. 68, College Of Great Falls 55 seven were offensive players and Baltimore 17 13 135 107 Golden State 10 21 .323 lIVs Brigham Young62,Texas-EI PasoX Jullane Brossman, U.S.A., 8:27.M. 4,, apiece and are available through the sports department of this Football League draft. were: Heisman "rrophy winner 30'. Springfield 18 15 153 142 Thursday's Results Lister 38 34 13, Hodges 7-10 00 14, Tiffany Cohen, U .S.A., 8:35.74. .5, Ta m I • 10 were defensive. Vancouver 31 >— 6 Moncrief 315 36 21, MokeskI 32 OO 0, Cal St LA 69, Texas A8.I 59. newspaper. "I was wondering if 1 was going Doug Flutie and All-America def New Haven 16 15 143 148 Cleveland 100, Washlngton93 Colorado St. 69, Hawaii 58 Bruce, U.S.A., 8:X.73.6, Diane Williams, St. Cotharlns 13 21 126 164 New Jersey 13 0— 4 Flelds3130O12,Grevey3O2-28, DavIsOO U.S.A., 8:44.67.7, Andrea Hayes, U .S .A .,' to get drafted,” said Rice in a ensive back Tony Thurman of "Now, the NFI. will have to get Tampa Bay also announced it First period— 1, Vancouver, Grodln 16 Milwaukee 111, L.A. Clippers87 Fordhom 67 Long Beach St. 55 Hershev 9 20 129 140 Son Antonio 116, Dallas 115 OOO, Pierce 1-2002, Breuer 1-32-24. Totals 8:45.55. 8, Chris Emerson, Sunkist Swim into a bidding thing.” hesaid. “ The had signed Russell Gallon, a 6- (Dolgneault, Neely), 1:22.2, New Jersey, 439313X111. Idaho St. X U .S . International 59 telephone interview "after being Boston College, by New Jersey; Thursday's Gomes Indiana 112, Golden State 96 Montana 72, Eastern Washington 59 Club, 8:45A9. foot-8, 295-pound defensive end No Games Scheduled MacLean 6 (Muller, Broten), 11:42. 3, Los Angeles 19 X 26 21— 87 Devanney fires hole In one given the good news. ” I didn’t get All-America tackle Bill Fralic of league that offers me the be.st Portland 123, Seattle 89 Mt. Mercy W Laverne X Men's 2X Freestyle — 1. Sven' from Florida, Friday's Games Vancouver, TantI 12 (Petit, Smvl), pp, Friday's Games Milwaukee 34 X 12 33— 111 LodzIewskI, East Germany, 1:X.61. 2,'. any calls (from USFL teams) last Pittsburgh, by Baltimore; All- security is where I’m going.” 18:36.4, Vancouver, Glllls 2 (M acAdam ), Fouled out— None. Total fouls— Oregon State 59, U C L A 49 Moncton at Adirondack (All Times EST) Pepperdine 82 Northern Artz 65 Craig Oppel, Des Moines (Iowa) Swim. Jack Devanney of Manchester, a member of Manchester America defensive end Ray Chil Rice was one of four wide Overall 572 players were Fredericton at Binghamton 19:49. Penalties — Glllls, Van, 4:05; Los Angeles 17, Milwaukee 21. night. When they called, it relieved Driver, N J, 15:55; Verbeek) N J, 16:49. Phoenix at New Jersey, 7 :X p.m. Portland 75, Southern Cal Callege67 Club, 1:X.91. 3, Paul Robinson, City Country Club, fired his first career hole-in-one at the Quail Ridge dress of Texas A&M. by Houston; receivers to be picked in the first drafted, with the following break New Haven at Nova Scotia Atlanta at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Rebounds— Los Angeles (Walton 11), Richardson (Texas) SwImClub, 1:49.X.4,' a lot of pressure. That’s something Second period— 5, Vancouver, Lemoy Milwaukee (Pressey 12). Assists— Los Pt Loma Naz IX Simpson 64 Country Club in Boynton Beach, Fla., last week. Devanney used down by position: quarterback 25. Baltimore at Rochester New York at Boston, 8:00 p.m. San Diego U 77 Concordia 51 Don Berger, U .S.A., 1:49.X. 5, Steffen else — ^waiting around to .see if All-America tackle Lance Smith of round. Maine ot Sherbrooke 11 (Lldster),11:21.6,NewJersey,Muller9 Angeles 17 (Nixon 7), Milwaukee X (Ludvig, MacL.ean), pp, 14:28. 7, New Milwaukee ot Chicago, 8:Xp.m . San Jose St. X , Ckil. Irvine Lless, East Germany, 1;X.X. 6, Eric a 3-iron to ace a 170-yard par-3. He was in a foursome that you’re going to get drafted.” LSU, by Portland: All-America The Los Angele^Express, look running back 59, wide receiver 70, Hershev at Springfield L.A. Clippers at Kansas CItv, 8 :X p.m. (Pressey 11). Technical— Los Angeles Boyer, U.S.A.. 1:X.47. 7, Matt Blondl, Jersey, Gagne 11 (Ludvig, Verbeek), ( II legal defense). A — 11.052. San Diego State X , W yoming 57 included Mike Ovan, co-owner of Tallwood Country Club in defensive tackle Tony Degrate of ing to bolster quarterback Steve tight end 27, offensive line 105, Saturday's Games Denver at Utah, 9:30 p.m. Southern Cal. X , Oregon 59 U.S.A., ):X.61. 8, Michael Soderlund,’ Rice, a 6-foot-3, 215-pounder, Baltimore at Binghamton 16:44. 8, New Jersey, Lorlm er 2 Young’s receiving corps, had two defensive line 73. linebacker 88, (unossisted), 19:24. Penalties— Petit, Portland at L.A. Lakers, 10:X p.m. Utah X , New Mexico 63 Sweden, 1 :X .X . Hebron. caught 112 passes for 1,845 yards Texas, by San Antonio, and All- Rochester at Hershev Saturday’s Games Washington n , Stanford 69 Women's IX Breaststroke — 1, ’ first-round supplemental picks defensive back 102, kicker 14, Sherbrooke at Maine Van, 4:17; Hlemer, N J, 4:17; KIrton, Spurs 116, Mavericks 115 and 28 touchdowns in 1984 and America middle guard William Van, major, 6:39; Verbeek, NJ, malor- Chlcogo at New York, night Wash State 06, Cal-Berkeley 67 Susanne Boernicke, East Ger Perry of Clemson, by Orlando. and selected wide receivers Steve punter 9. New Haven at Moncton Detroit at Washington, night William Jewell 63 Azusa Pacific54 many, Connors, McEnroe to clash holds the NCAA career reception Adirondack at Springfield mlnor,6:39; Bubla, Van, 8:27; Butcher, Van, 13:55. New Jersey at Atlanta, night DALLAS (1)5) 1:X.91. 2, Larlso Belokon, U.S.S.R.,' Phoenix at Cleveland^night Aguirre 319 37 X , Vincent 1319 1-1 21, 1:10.x. 3, Kim k'odenbaugh, U.S.A.,. LAS VEGAS, Nev. — It’ll be a rematch of the world’s two best Philadelphia at Milwaukee, night NImphlus 37 0 0 8, Davis 38 (M) 10, 1:11.43. 4, Shoo Hong, China, 1:12.18. 5, ' Third period— 9, Vancouver, Grodln 17 tennis players tonight in the $1.3 million Challenge of Champions. (Lemoy, Neely), 1:03. 10, Vancouver, Blackmon 313 35 15, Harper 315 33 15, Stephanie Zunich, U.S.A., 1:12.X. 6,' East Germany’s Richter ,sets world record Smyl 11 (unassisted), 12:50. Penalties— Kansas City at Dallas, night EIIIS3123321, Perkins 141-23.SlubyOOOO Elena Dendeberava, U.S.S.R., 1:12.61.7,' John McEnroe faces Jimmy Connors with the victor advancing Tontl, Van, molor, 1:39; Muller, N J, L.A. Clippers at Denver, night 0. Totals 4397 1321 115. Angelika Knipping, West Ger-. Flartiet 4, Flyers 3 Houston at Golden Stote, night SAN ANTONIO (116) Transactions to Saturday’s championship against Ivan Lendl, Yannick Noah, can and meet records In 1981, but major, 1:39. many, 1:12.X. 8, Terri Baxter, U.S.A.,- FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UPI) Both countries boycotted the Los Angeles, was the only Ameri Shots on goal-V an couver 14-9-7— Indiana at Seattle, night Banks 37 33 15, Mitchell 12-19 35 27, 1:13.12. Guillermo Vilas or Vitas Gerulaitis. can who won an individual victory, he mi.s.sed this year’s competition Philadelphia lO S -3 Gilmore 6-8 14 13, Moore 314 34 14, Men's 100-Meter Backstroke — 1. Dirk' — Rick Carey was a no-show for Summer Olympics in Los Angeles, 30. New Jersey 8-13-14— 35. "T h is isn’t a M aster’s or a Wimbledon but I ’m going out there because of a back injury. Colgorv 1 2 1 I (3ervln 13217-8 X , lavaroni 37006, Jones Richter, East Germany, 54.X (world i the U.S. Swimming International but East Germany appeared ready taking the women’s 200-meter Baseball ■ to do the best I can,” McEnroe said Thursday night after beating First period— 1, Philadelphia, Tocchet7 Power-ploy conversions— Vancouver Pacers 112, Warriors 96 1-3 OO 2, Robertson 1-3 OO 2,Knlght2-5 New York — Signed pInch-hItter Rusty record; old record 54.55 by Bengt Boron, ■ Meet, but Dirk Richter of East Thursday to make up for lost time. butterfly by more than four (Carson, Ro. Sutler), 3:34. 2, Calgary, 3-1,NewJersev3-1. 0O4,Poxson0OOO0.Totals438717-24116. Staub to a 1-yeor contract. Sweden, 1X1). 2, Ljirry Craff, University Jim m y Arias, 4-6,6-3,6-2, and setting up the match with Connors. Eaves 7 (Reinhart, Boiek), 7:03. of Arkansas, X .X . 3, Coy Cobb, U.S.A., Germany didn’t let that stop hinT East Germany won six events, seconds. The men’s and women’s 200- Goalies — Vancouver, Brodeur. New St. Louis — Joe McDonald resigned as Meagher finished in 2:09.23, well meter freestyle relay records also Penalties— None. Jersey, Resch. A— 9,273. INDIANA (112) DalkH 34 X X 35— 115 vice president and general manager. 57.13. 4, David Ross, U.S.A., and Ronald! from stroking to a new world’s be.st holding a strong U.S. team to just Second period— 3, Colgdrv, Quinn 9 Son Antonio X X 3130— 116 Maddox, U.S.A., 57.75. 6, Bengt Baron, ■ Garnett 2-3 1-3 5, Kellogg 15-16 1-2 31, San Diego — Agreed on a 2-voar Baltimore sues Irsay again time in the men’s 100-meter two victories. Arkansas’ men’s off a world-class pace, but well fell to American teams. The United (M acDonald, Beers) 5:14. 4, Calgarv, Wlllloms 7-16 2-4 16, Durrant 1-5 00 2, Three-pointgoals— Ellis, Moore. contract with free agent Inflelder Jerry Sweden, 57.79. 7, Rich Hughey, U.S.A.,* Sheehv 1 (PepllnskI, Nilsson) Fouled out— None. Total fouls— Dallos X .X . 8, Michael Soderlund, Sweden,’ backstroke. 200-meter freestyle relay team had ahead of Great Britain’s Samantha States women’s ” A ” team turned Fleming 1-8 3-4 5, Stonsbury 6-11 2-3 14, Royster. M.77. • 15:32. Penalties— Bourgeois, Cal, 6:48. SIchtIng 8-10 2-219, Stipanovich 1-4 3-4 5, 19, San Antonio 19. Riebounds— Dal las 3i BoXotball BALTIMORE — The city filed another federal lawsuit Richter, ranked second in the the other victory of the day. Purvis, the second-place finisher in a 1:43.50 time; and Arkansas’ Bowling (Vincent 9), San Antonio 52 (Banks, Women's 200-Meter Butterfly __ 1 . Brown 1-4 3-4 5, Walters' 2-3 2-2 6, Cincinnati (CBA) — Nomed Tom . Thursday against the Indianapolis Colts and theirowner, Robert world to Carey, finished Thursday Mary T. Meagher, who won in 2:13.24, “ A ” team set a new best of 1:30.85 Third period— 5, Phllodelphlo, Car- Moore 10). Assists— Dallas 39 (Davis Thacker coach. M a rv T . Meagher, U .S.A., 2:09.23. 2,' son 13 (Tocchet, Ro. Sutter), 0:28. Thomas 2-3 00 4. Totols 460119-28112. three gold medals for the U.S. in Carey set the U.S. Open, Am eri in the men’s division. G O L D E N S TA TE (H ) . 11), San Antonio X (M oore 14). Fooltmll Samantha Purvis, Great Britain, 2:13.24 ' Irsay, charging the team with breach of contract and violations in 54.34 seconds, bettering the U.S. 6, Phllodelphlo, Propp 21 (unassisted), Short 11-25 7-9 32, Smith 2-8 1-4 5, Technical— Banks, Aguirre 2 (ejected), Arizona (USFL) — Named Roger 3, TIttOny Cohen, U.S.A, 2:13.52. 4 ,! open and meet records. pp,4:01.7, Colgorv, Loob16( Boxter),9:49. Home Engineers San Antonio (Illegal defense). A— 7068. Kornello Grossler, East Germanv. • of NFL bylaws. Whitehead 50, 3-5 16, Conner 1-6 00 2, Theder offensive coordinator. ' The suit, filed in U.S. District Court, is the latest in a series the Bengt Baron of Sweden, who Penalties— Sheehv, Cal,2:25; Marsh, Phi, Kris Jaworsk1179-477, A^brtha Grant Floyd 5-12 2-2 12, Wilson 20 20 6, Memphis (USFL)— Tradedfirst-round 2:13.X. 5, Jill Horsteod, (Canada) ■ 10:39; Ro. Sutter, Phi, double minor, 182-461, Shirley Eldrldge 175-176-469, Johnson 4-11 40 12, Bratz 20 4-5 8, draff pick, detensive back Terry Love, to 2:14,49 6, Ann W alker, Des M o lim ' federal court has received since the football team left Baltimore, finished sixth behind Richter, had 19:11; Bourgeois, Col, double minor, Toni Robertson 200-522, Alice Chittick NBA West All-Star Voting (Iowa) Swim Club,^l4.X. 7,Mlchello! 19:11; Kerr, Phi, gome misconduct, Aleksinas 30 00 6, Burtt 02 00 0. Totals Denver (or running bock Harry Sydney '..court officials said. the previous record of 54.55, set in Georgia put on limited probation 175-459, M a rly Dvorak 182-504, Lynn 3508233596 and a fourth-round selection. Grigllone, U.S.A.,'2:16.X. 8, Elena 19:11. Davis 188-192-520, Phyllis Heritage Osadchuk, U.S.S.R., 2:17.43. ■ 1981. Shots on gool— Philadelphia 12-11-F— Indiana 27 34 20 31— 112 Centers Tampa Bay (USFL) — Signed 203-475, Diane Cote 183-200-188-571, <3olden Slate 22 2322 29— 96 detensive end Russell Gallon. Men's400-MaterlndlvldualModlev- 1 ’ World records cannot be set in 32. Colgorv 10-12-13— 35. Carol Scott 451, Helen Eaton 4517 1, Kareem Abdul-Jobbar, LA Lakers, Jens-Petor Borndt, East Gor- MISSION, Kan. (U P l) - The case represented a pattern of buy a used car and later assisted Three-point goals— SIchtIng, Short 176,068. 2, Akeem Olajuwon, Houston, Hockey Torre to be broadcaster the meet, which began Wednes 3. Fouled out— None. Total fouls— New York .Islanders — Returned manv,4:18.X. 2, Jeff Kostoff, U.S.A.,. NCAA announced Thursday it has intentional misconduct,” NCAA the young man by retiring the Power-ploy conversions — Phlladel- 175,196.3, Sam Perkins, Dallas, 95077.4, 4:18.62. 3, Sergey Plchugln,- day, because it is being held in a phlo, 2-1. Calgarv, 1-0. Friandalilp Mixed Indiana 28, Golden State 30. Artis Gilmore, Son Antonio, K,899. 5, defenseman Gord DIneen and left wing placed the University of Georgia chairman Frank J. Remington, delinquent balance of the loan. Rebounds— Indiana 43 (Williams 11), Ron Handy to Springfield of the U.S.S.R.,4:X.82. 4, Mark Dean. Konsm ' - ANAHEIM, Calif. — Joe Torre, who played with three National 25-meter pool. Only times recorded Jock SIkma, Seattle, 59,m). CItv Blazers, 4:X.X. 5, Shown B iX ’ on limited probation for one year said, "but the committee was "This second representative had Diana Emmett 190-474, Lee Bean Golden State 44 (Sm ith 10). Assists— Forwards American Hockey League. League teams and later managed two of them, has been hired to in 50-meter pools can be listed as — 'Goolles— Philadelphia, Lindbergh. Indiana 28 (SIchtIng 6), Golden State New York Rongers — Sent left wing Auburn University, 4:27.79.6, Jon K e lly ,! for recruiting violations in the concerned that the actions of been a long-time friend of the Calgarv, Lemelln. A— 16,683. 206-531, Reggie Smith 202, John Strat 1, Ralph Sampson, Houston, 234076.2, Victoria B.C., 4:28.44. 7, Defce B o t s f ^ ' .'cover the California Angels this year for the team’s flagship world records. ton 512, Carl Lepak 508, John Krouse 16 (Grotz 5). Technical— Warriors, Adrian Dantlev, Utah, 114046. 3, Mark Chris Kontos and center Dave Gogner to certain outside athletics repre.sen- student-athlete’s family,” Re bench. A— 4095. North York Swim Club (Toronto) 4 -1 ^ ‘ station, KTLA-TV announced Thursday. Bulldogs’ football program. Referee— Dan Koharskl. 507, John KozIckI 525, Rich Woodbury Agulrr^Dallas, 109453. 4, Marques New Haven ot the American Hockey The four-day meet marks the League. 8, Pablo Morales, U.S.A., 4:29.16. ’ The penalty will reduce the 'tatives were clearly contrary to mington said, "and had aided the Jo h n t^ L A Clippers, 1X013. 5, Thurl Women's 400-Meter AAedley R elay— 1, ! first .time swimmers from several B a ll^ Utah, U011. Soccer number of football grants-in-aid NCAA regulations. family prior to becoming involved New York — come to terms with East Germanv (Cornelia SIrch, Susanne - Communist bloc countries, includ NorthStara8.Klngs3 Guards Boernicke, Kornello Grossler, Helko ' Yale upends Holy Cross ' for two years, but does not bar The infractions committee re in the university’s recruiting Cunlifle Auto Biazers123,8onics89 1, Magic Johnson, LA Lakers, X1,1X.2, forward Mark LIverIc and midfielder ing the Soviet Union and East Luis Alberto. Friedrich), 4:X.41. 2, U.S.A 'Vk’’ Georgia from television appearan duced the number cf initial grants- efforts, P .W ojtyno 151-163-153-467, C .B arre ra <3eorge Gervin, San Antonio, 146X)56. 3, 4 :X .X 4 . U.S.S.R. 4:14.75. 4, C a n ^ ! Germany, have competed against Minnesota 2 3 3— I SEATTLE (89) Norm Nixon, LA Clippers, 1X031.4, Jim WORCESTER, Mass. — Brian Fitzpatrick scored 19 points ces or post-.season bowl games. in-aide Georgia can award in the " H e agreed to attend one of the LA Kings 21 0 -3 175448, F.C alvo 155-436, K .Kelley 153- “A”, 4:16.x. 5, U.S.A. ”C”, 4:180?^ - United States swimmers. 160-433, J.M o o re 158-425, J.M a rtin 152- Chambers 60 34 15, Vranes 02 00 0, Paxson, Portland, 118,732. 5, Darrell U.S.A. ”B", 4:19.x. 7, Canada Thursday night to lead Yale to a 59-55 victory over Holy Cross A NCAA spokesman said the 1985- 86 and 1986-87 academic years university’s .seminars on NCAA First period— 1, Los Angeles, Nichols Griffith, Utah, 110011. 23, (Fox, RuskowskI), 5:13; 2, Los 425, P.Forem an 151-163-423, D.Cas- SIkmo503313, Hendersan4-77015, Wood 4:21.36. 8, Auburn (Jnlverslty, d is -' rwhich had three starters missing in a continuing dispute with probation period will be used for a from 30 to 23. regulations, but continued to assist togna 157-419, J.DeAngells 159-416, .V , ^ Jo*>«rs 20 2-3 6, Blackwell auallfled. Angeles, Taylor 19 (Shutt, Dionne), 7:15; "closer monitoring of the pro Georgia must also reduce the the student- athlete in question ... 3, MInnesoto, Acton 9 (Giles), 9:47; 4, M .NIcholson 415, S.WIIIIams 162-412, 401-2 9, McCormick 8-114-520, Sundvold Men's 400-Meter Medley Relay __i , ! racial overtones. Minnesota, McCarthy 11 (Broten, D.VIgnone 412, E.Bolin 407, J.Bremser 2-101-25, BrIckowskI 03000, King 1-2 00 Big Eaat atandings Calendar Moffet, • - Holy Cross dropped to 1-8, the worst start in the Crusaders’ Tech matmen grams: that if any additional total number of football squad without advising members of the Napier), 14:39. Penalties— Snepts, 168, O.Lukas 156, J.Evans 155, J.Orto- 2, Schweltz 05 00 0. Totals 3401 21-27 Pablo Morales, Mott Blondl), 3:42A7.2, violations occur during that time a members receiving financial aid university’s coaching staff of his lonl 153, D.McAlllster 153, M.Pagonl 89. Big East Contoronco O'oll University ot Arkansas “A", 3:X X 3 ■ history. Minn, 8:58, Sykes, L A , 8:58; Payne, W L W L from 95 to, 90 in the 1985-86 actions and with the knowledge Minn, 15:59; LA bench, served by 150. HI Ind. single — M.Pagonl 206, PORTLAND (121) U.S.A. " B " , 3:47.07.4, U.S.S.R. 3:49"l'. 5 ' significantly more severe penalty K.Kelley 198. HI Ind. triple — J.Soko- Norrls4O2410,Vandeweghe11-168OX, Georgetown , i o 12 o TODAY register win academic year and to 87 in the Mokosak, 17:21; Broten, Minn, 18:26. Boston College 1 0 10 0 Conodo " A " , 3:52.32. 6, U.S.A. " C " ' would be imposed.” that he was violating NCAA^ules.” lowskl 476, M .Pagonl 471. HI Ind. Bowie 50 0 0 10, Paxson 7-13 5-5 19, Bovs Boshotboll . N BA cites Bucks’ Nelson Vlllanova 10 8 1 3:52.33. 7, Indlona University 3:55.73, 8 Georgia Coach Vince Dooley 1986- 87 year. Although the Georgia’s football Second period— 5, MInnesoto, Acton 10 overage — M.NIcholson 138.17, P.Woj- Valentine 20 00 4, Drexler 014 1-2 19, Manchester at South W indsor, 7:45 Iowa 3:56.35. ' tyna 137.3, D.Costagna 135.13. Colter 35 2-2 8, B. Thompson 37 00 4, St. John's 1 0 9 1 Crom w ell ot Cheney Te ch, 7:45 EAST WINDSOR - Cheney said he was "disappointed” with The NCAA said the university staff members were not involved (Broten, McKegney), 0:48; 6, Minnesota, Pittsburgh 0 0 8 2 NEW YORK — Don Nelson, who has molded the Milwaukee Tech’s wrestling team improved Actonll (Broten,Roberts)pp,6:S1;7,Los Standings: Dubaldo Electric 33-18, Kersey 310 40'14, Scheffler 24 1-2 5. Bolton at RHAM, 7:45 ‘ portions of the NCAA committee’s has taken action to prohibit three in the violations and were unaware Village Stylist 32-19, Pumpernickel Totals 5090 2330 123. Syracuse 0181 Rocky Hill at Coventry, 7:45 " Bucks into the league’s top defensive club and surprise leaders of its record to 3-6 for the season here Angeles, Nichols 24 (MacLellan, Fox) pp, Seton Hall 0 1 9 3 action. representatives of its athletics of the violations committed by 13:45; 8, Minnesota, Bellows 15 Pub 31 -20, M arks Brothers 31-20, Purdy S l ^ 261S2721— 89 Girls Basketball the Central Division, Thursday was nanried December’s NBA Corporation 28-23, New England En Portland 38 26 30— 123 Providence 0)75 South W indsor at M anchester, 7:45 Thursday with a 51-18 victorjhover "However, considering the ex interests from participating in any outside representatives. Reming (McCarthy), 14:44. Penalties— Galley, Connecticut 0 1 4 5 ' Tennis Coach of the Month. homestanding East Windsor High. L A , 5:07; Rouse, Minn, 8:29; Lawton, gine 27-24, Correntl's Ins. 26-25, Cunllffe Fouled out— None. Total fouls— Aquinas at East Catholic, 7 tensive and prolonged inquiry and recruiting activities. ton said the committee felt the Auto Body 24-27, Heritage Balt Cater Seattle 27, Portland 23. Rebounds— ' Saturday's <3oniies Bovs Swimming Nelson guided the Bucks to an 11-4 record last month, including Minn, 12:04; Plett, Minn, 16i23; UConn at Vlllanova The Techmen resume action both the limited number and Remington said one representa university’s football program Vellschek, Minn, 18:34. ing 22-29, Courtney's 22-29, R & G Auto Seattle 38-(McCormlck 9), Portland 46 Monchester at Conard, 5:X an eight-game winning string that saw road victories over Boston Saturday at home at II o’clock 21-30, K .M .S. 21-30, Brem ser's 20-31, (Bowle9). Assists— Seattle21 (Henderson Boston College at Georgetown "Yeung Murters"(euniqmen( nature of the violations involved, I tive was involved in in-person should bear the responsibility for Providence at Pittsburgh Anton's Accessories 19-32. 4), Portland X (Drexler 10. Technicals— SA TU R D A Y 'and'Philadelphia. against Pomperaug. think we can have a very positive recruiting contacts with family the violations. Third period— 9, MInnesoto, Seton Hall at St. John's Bovs Boskotboll McCarthy 12 (Nopler), 8:46; 10, Portland (Illegaldefense). A— 12066. At Birmingham, England, Jon. 1 Retulls: 100- Phillips (C T) W BF, 107- members of two prospective Monday's Game East Catholic at St. Bernard, 7:30 First round TUchambeau (C T ) pinned Prone 1:30, feeling about our program,” Doo "F o r this reason, as well as MInnesoto, McCarthy 13, (Napier), Vlllanova at St. John's student-athletes, even though re 9:07; .11, Minnesota, Payne 15 (Acton, C e llm basketball Bruno(3resar,Yugoslavlo,def.Thomia * Costello to defend title 1T4- Desrocher (EW ) pinned Classon ley said. because the university’s football Vellschek), 17:50. Penalty— Rouse,Mlnn, Pee Wee MCC at Moss Bay, 3 Hogstedt, Sweden, 63, 7-5; J l t m ^ ' ;40 ,121- Meeker (C T ) W B F , 128- AAartell Dooley declined further com cruiting contacts by athletics program - was penalized by the 14:07. Railio, T V Ice Hockey Brown, U.S., def. Greg Holmes, U.S., 6-3, ’, (EW ) WBF, 134- Cosker (EW ) pinned Thursday's coilsge rssuits Springfield Cathedral vs. East Ca NEW YORK — Billy Costello, the WBC super lightweight Rvsiel :S6, 140- Baton (C T ) W B F , 147- ment until Saturday, when he said representatives were prohibited NCAA in another case in 1982, a. Shots on goal— Minnesota 8-8-9— 25. L4>s Community Y: Blue Devils 18 (Mike Second round Angeles 13-12-7— 32. lO H T Islleb, Chris Jamour, Josh Gloser, BUI tholic (at Bolton Ice Palace), 8:Xa.m . Dublel (C T) pinned Cuvier 2:31, 157- he would address the NCAA action by the NCAA in 1983. significant grant-in-aid reduction “75RT? Glastonbury vs. Manchester (at champion, will defend his title for the third time when he fights Power-ploy conversions— Minnesota 7:30 Basketball: Celtics vs. Knicks, Herdlein 4 points opiece), Huskies'6 East Joeklm N ystrom , Sweden, def. Michael ‘ Baldlnger. (C T) pinned Brown3:23,169- in detail. Remington said a second repre was imposed, which the com m ittee. 2-l,LosAngeles7-1. (Dallas Coleman 6). Duauesne 59, UMoss 53 Bolton Ice Palace), 7:45 p.m. * Wesfphal, West Germany, 6 4 , 6 ^ Karel ‘ LeRoy Haley on Feb. 16, promoter Don King announced Barone (C t) dec. Brennan 9-3, 187-. Channels 9, 20, W KHT Novacek, Czecheslovokla, j i J L "The Committee on Infractions sentative assisted a student- believes will irnpede the universi Goolles — Minnesota, Melonson. Bruins 23 (Patrick Cox 10, Evan Harvard X , Salem St. 59 Wrostllng ' Thursday. Pullo (CT) WBF, Unlimited- Main 7:30 B oxin g.'Tyron e M oore vs. Kelly Monchester at Glastonbury, noon Bordou, Spain, 7-6,64; Stefan Edbene (.A, Jonecvk, ElloJ. A— 11 J)99. Robin, SportsChannel Mllone6), Wildcats 9 (Brett Desimone, lono IX , LaSalle 73 (C T) pinned Mueller :32. did not believe the violations in this athlete in obtaining a bank loan to ty’s recruiting* e ffo rts. ” East Catholic at St. Bernard, 10:X Sweden, def. Jimmy Brovm, U.S.,<24S? 10:00 Tennis: ATT 'Challenge of Ben Howroyd, Shane Buzzel, Keith Loyola Md. 74, Falrlelgh DIckInsonX Sammy Glommalva, U.S., def AMOt Referee— Bob Myei^. Champions, ESPN Hanson 2 apiece). Manhattan 74, Brown 64 a.m . Pomperaug at Cheney Tech, noon der,Sweden,7-6,63. t t MANCHESTER HKRAIJ). Friday. Jun. 4, 1985 - 19 Classified... . . 6 4 3 ' 2 7 1 1 LOOK FOR THE STARS. . . 62 Business Opppalunities Store'Oltice Space Household Goods F o r advertisem ents to be 63 Rates Notices Situation Wanted Resort Property Misc tor Sole published Monday, the dead Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS: stars help you get Home ond Garden 64 Minimum Charge: line IS 2:30 p m on Friday Lost/Found Em ploym ent Info A/lisc. tor Rent Pets 6S S3.00 for one day Perlbnols Instruction Wanted to Rent Roornmates Wonted Musical Items 66 Per W o rd : Announcements Recreational Itenis 67 12 days 20C Read Your Ad better results. Put a star oil your od and see what a Auctions ‘ ...... 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Claims not prosontod 649-6486. — Mint. 9000 miles, five- will be barred as provided In TRUCK MECHANIC SALES SECRETARY — EMPLOYMENT OP PART-TIME TEMPOR INSURANCE CLERK — MANCHESTER — Fo£ STORE — West Middle speed, leather bucket Section 33.379d of tho Con sale by owner. Five roonj necticut General Statutes. WANTED — At M & M For manufacturing com PORTUNITY — First, se ARY MATHEMATICS Local savings and loan Tpke., near Parkade. Ap SWEDISH AUGER SIX seats, a/c, power steer I LOST AND FOUND needs Individual to assist Ranch, 2 bedrooms, fam Doted at Manchester, Con Service. Call Dave at pany located In Hartford. cond and third shift. TU TO R S, spring semes MANCHESTER proximately 2100 sq. ft. Inch with sharpening ing, radlals. Must seel necticut 19th day ot Decem In payment of Insurance ily room, aluminum sld® $72,900 649-2871. Good telephone and or Premium pay for third ter — 9 hour's and 6 hours ONE ENGINE LATHE NICE LOCATION Avoliqble Februqrv 1st. stone. Call 649-2048. Call 649-2400. ber, 19S4. LOST — Camptleld Road ganizational skills neces shift. Start part time or per week. Anticipated OPERATOR — ONE bills and other related Ing, new root, recentliA Thit 7 room TownhouM Condominium It conveniently locatd Call 649-6205 or 643-6802. MANCHESTER GREEN and McKee Street area. duties. Good aptitude for remodeled bath, city utlli with eety eccett to highway. 3bedroome, 2Vt baths, well to wall SHOES OUTLET, INC. HELP WANTED — sary. F-ee parking. Di make a career. Flexible starting date Is January, BRIDGEPORT OPERA WESTINGHOUSE CON- 1971 CHEVELLE By Grey tiger, female kitten, figures, light typing, re Itles, move-ln condition; c a ^ l r a throMhout. lower level rec room. Tennie courti. MANCHESTER — Five Emergency Medical versified duties. No schedule available. 1985. Minimum quallflca- TOR — Minimum 5 years ewimming poofend clubhouse are at your disposal. VERTIBLE DIS- WAGON — 350 V-8, auto Herbert A. Phelon, Jr. white tip on tall. Collar Technician - I.V. 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Man opmental Education Cen- sion and benefit pro uar, Route 83, Vernon. on file m oro fully appears, • know when someone will chester protesslonal of t e r assisting the IRODMMATES HDME AND be searching for the Item Street, Manchester or 45 MATURE INDIVIDUAL gram. For a personal 646-0158.______D.F. REALEy INC. PWB RJXR YU VYOHRPA. H 1979 DATSUN 510 — Ex the Court of Probata on Js Burnside Ave., East fice. Send resumeto: Box coordinator of the interview call Carl or REAL ESTATE IWANTED GARDEN cellent transportation. uorv 17, 1985 at 10:00 A .M F you have for sale. It's N EED ED to stay with 14 R«af Eelaf* 1 Mary Lou Taylor, P, c/o the Manchester mathematics lab In pro Dennis, 456-1766. WANTED III Bri. It. r n m ^ m u m . Cl. High highway miles. Well better to run your want Hartford. year old boy while TEXAS REFINERY KCEP PWHB PRVPHUA PY Clark Herald. viding tutoring services I ad for several days ... mother travels on busi CORP. Needs mature aaa-asfs ROCKVILLE — Profes DELIVERING RICH maintained. $1200. Call 003-01 canceling It as soon as ness. Call 643-1072 after to students. Salary is person now in Hartford ACTIVE 'N' ABLE sional female roommate WQBCE ^UTCHNPA FROCOVR H LOAM — 5 yards, $62 plus 742-9476. MEDICAL SECRETARY $7.50 per haur. Serid ap area. Regardless of train REAL'TV Needs llstingal wanted to share 8 room you get results. — Wanted Immediately. 6pm. HOUSEKEEPER — Part fax. Sand, gravel and time weekends, 8am to plication and resume to ing write F.Q. Sears, Box If you're selling your single home. Call 871- stone. Call 643-9504. CHEVROLET MALIBU, NOTICE TO CREDITORS Typing, Insurance forms. Charles Regan, Develop STATION ATTEND 711, Ft. Worth, Tx . 76101. property cqll Jock 0811. JYE’P NHLR PYQXWERVV.” — 1979 — Two door, 6 cy E S T A T E O F Repv to Box R, c/o the MEDICAL RECEPTION 4pm. Competetlve" start JOSEPHINE G. DOWER mental Education Cen ANTS WANTED Good Lqppen ot 643-4263. rriAPARTMENTS linder, new brakes. One Employment Manchester Herald. IST — For extremely ing salary. Coll Crestfleld Tht Hon. William E. Fltz- busy 4 doctor practice. Convalescent Home, 643- ter, Manchester Com starting pay, neat and Rentals C ^ F p RENT FEMALE WANTED TO UTCEOYHV PTOUUCOP. owner.$2900. Call 644- Gtrald, Judge, ot the Court munity College, P.O. Box dependable. Morning Household vinegor Is on 9985. of Probote, District ot Man Must have medical office SI 51, 9am-3pm. R E N T furnished room In PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Democracy works because It m s chester at o heorlno held on & Education experience and be capa 1046 # 19, Manchester CT hours and afternoon effective ond Inexpensive large, lovely home on legislates aid and protects the weaker components, not Januory 3, 1985 ordered that ACCOUNTANT — For Real Esiate MANCHESTER — Large ble of answering and 06040. Application dead hours. Some experience fobrlc softner when ,1 IRODMS East Harford/Manches- because it supp^s the most powerful." — Jack PONTIAC VENTURA '77 dll claims must bo prosontod J various related busi LAUNDRY ATTEND MANCHESTER D O G to the tiduclory on or botoro line 1/11/85. Manchester helpful. See Barney at the odded to the finol loundtV 3'/j room duplex. Re ter line. Kitchen privi — Red, 2 door sedan, 6 nesses located in the taking charge of tele ANT — Part time Friday IFDR RENT Nicholson. A pril 2, 1985 or be barred os J Cammunity College is an cently renovated, quiet OBEDIENCE CLASS — cylinder, automatic phones, making appoint gas station, M orlarty rinse. Clossifled Is the leges. Call after 5pm, by low provided. Southend of Hartford. and Saturday nights, Equal Opportunlty/Affir- Brothers. HDMES effective ond Inexpensive street, $360 a month plus Starting a new beginners transmission, pow er HELP WANTED ments and various re llpm-7am. Competetive 568-5079. Dianne E. Yuslnos, Minimum 3 years expe matlve Action Employer. FOR SALE woy to find o cosh buyer M ANCHESTER — Clean utilities. Security deposit class January 21st. Must steering, snows. $1500, Ass't. Clerk lated office duties. Full starting salary. Call rience. Ability ta wark EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR I for household Items you rooms for rent. 24 hour required. Call 649-2803 or IMISCELLANEOUS sign up ahead. Call Firm. Coll otter 5pm, The fiduciary Is: time, Monday through Crestfleld Convalescent BUILOING/ James OeMers, Exr. with computer required. PART TIME COUNTER — National health MANCHESTER — no longer use. 643-2711. security. Maid and linen 643-j139. Chuck, 568-1356. 649-4945. Pleasant affice atmas- Friday. Contact Mrs. Home, 643-5151, 9am- service. Call 646-7066. CONTRACTING | fo r s a le 100 Haynes St., Noonan at 646-0314. PERSON — Immediate agency seeking person to Condo, Northfleld Green, Services Manchester, C T 0A040 phere. Salary commen 3pm. FOUR ROOM APART I SOUTH WINDSOR KEN 004-01 opening. Excellent op organize wide ranging 3 bedrooms, V/i baths, all CAR RADIO — Excellent IRECREATION surate with ability. Send portunity for an Individ volunteer program of appliances. $71,900. F.J. HDMES NICE ROOM IN SINGLE M E N T — In 21amllv, first DUMAS ELECTRIC — NEL CLUB — Is now NEWSPAPER DEALER MANAGER TRAINEES condition. High powered. IVEHICLES ita iiL NOTICE resume and salary re ual who wants to grow community service, edu SplleckI Realtors, 643- family house. Nice neigh floor, fully opplionced Lights dimming? Puses offering obedience (be A N EED ED In Manchester- quirements to; P.O. Box — Assistant managers BABYSITTER WANTED FDR SALE borhood. Full use of ;i ISERVICES Includes Dolby NR, Bass ginners through utility) The following unredeemed cation and fund raising In kitchen, walking distance blowing? Repairs, Im pledgee will be eold on Jen. 10, /South Windsor area. and bakers wanted, all — My Glastonbury home, with one of the most 2121. I and Trebble controls and A 187, Wethersfield, CT house. Call Ed, 649-2947. to downtown. Nice yard lOFFERED provements and addi classes and breed han 1980 JA YC O 23' MINI loes No ges leeued e-2See:No shifts. Liberal medical 3 month old and 5 year prestigious Import fran the Manchester area. 076. leeued 7-5-S4; No. 977. leeued Call 647-9946. 06109. and one cor garage. Call tional circuits. Fully li more. $90. Call 646-1063 dling classes Wednesday MOTOR HOME -- Ford and dental plan. Apply In old. Monday, Wednes chises In the U.S. Pre Marketlng/Soles expe after 4:30pm. 7-S-e4: No. 976. leeued 7-S-S4; No. 646-4525. ODD JOBS, Trucking. censed, insured. Call nights beginning January 460, low mileage, many OSI. leeued 7-7-S4: No. 983. leeued person : Gromp v’s day, Thursday. Car ne vious parts experience rience a plus. Experience , C E N TR A L LOCATION — 7-9-64: No. 048. lMuede-1l-S4. Home repairs. You name 646-5253 anytime. 9th. T.A.C. Building, Ver extras. Had TLC . Tele- Corner Store, 706 Main cessary. Call 9am to 1pm, necessary. Must be neat with volunteer develop • Kitchen privileges, park- ANTIQUE BUREAU, WOODklDE CO. M AN CHESTER — North It, we do It. Free esti non, CT. For more Infor phone 643-0692. M7 Seniiri M. Rm SnRi. Ctai Street, Manchester. 643-7955. In appearance and pos ment helpful. Reply, stat ' Ing available. Security Bedroom vanity and coat sess excellent communi ing education, expe and references required. End. One bedroom apart mates. Insured. 643-0304. ROBERT E. JARVIS — mation call 568-2119 or 002-01 ______CLERK TYPIST ment fn quiet residential Building 8i Remodeling rock. $99 for all, but will 872-2156. cation skills. Top wages rience and salary level to . $55 o week. Cqll 643-2693. sell separate. Call 643- Household vinegar Is an For Advertising Dept. will be paid Including full, Director of Field Servi area. Near bus line. Utili BRICKS, BLOCKS, Specialist. Addition, gar MISCELLANEOUS •MANCHESTER — Prl- ties not included. $395 STONE — Concrete. ages, roofing, sidiner, kit 1516 after S;30pm. effective and Inexpensive N RN’s LPN’s NA’s & HHA’s benfits and penslan plan. ces, P.O. Box 410, Wal AUTOMOTIVE fobrlc softner when • vote home, seporote Hours 8:30 am to 5 pm Come and learn about the advantages of working for Cantact Mr. Chet lingford. C T 06492. De monthly. Call 646-3158 be Chimney repairs. No lob chens, bathrooms, re- N FOR SALE — Zenith 19" I added to the finol laundry ' modern bath/entrance. tween 8am-4:30pm. too small. Call 644-8356. placement ■a n t iq u es Monday through Friday medical personnel pool. Must have 1 year full time ex ChoinskI, Parts Man gree preferred. table model TV , needs THREE 15" FORD rinse. Classified Is the perience. We have openings on all shifts. We offer ex ager, Garin's Jaguar, ■ 15 minutes to Hartford. windows/doors. Call 643- References required. some adjusting. $45 or W HEELS — One with effective and Inexpensive cellent pay and benefits. We will be recruiting on Jan Route 83, Vernon, Mt>- FOUR ROOM APART HOUSECLEANING — 6712. ^ ANTIQUES AND Colt 643-8830. best otter. Telephone 649- rubber In good condition. way to find a cash buyer uary 9th, 1985from 10a.m. to4 p.m. IntheH&RBIock 0158. M E N T — Heat and hot Personalized service for COLLECTIBLES- Will Office, Marshall's Mall. 324 Broad St.. Manchester. WANT ADS are the water. Fully appllanced your home. Bonded and 3893. $20. Telephone 742-6871. tor household items you Exceilent fringe benefits, pieasant friendly wav ot finding a purchase outright or sell no longer use. 643-2711. Must Call For Interview Appointment. kitchen, two bedrooms. Insured. Manchester and HEATING/ on commission. House lot working conditions, good starting cash buyer for applian lolAPARTMENTS $475 per month. Lease surrounding towns. The ON SEASON FIREWOOD MEDICAL PLUMBING — IV4 cord, 3 foot lengths. or single piece. Tele salary. ces, musical Instruments, { fo r RENT and security deposit. Call Houseworks, 647-3777. I $95. Call 742-0193. phone 644-8962. PERSONNEL INSPECTOR — Min cars and a host of other 289-4781. Items. FOGARTY BROTHERS POOL imum 5 years experience MANCHESTER — Avoll- LICENSED DAvt CARE — Bathroom remodel Must have outgoing personality M ANCHESTER — Avail BOLAND 10 HP TRAC final Inspection. Must be oble Immedlotelv. One, HOME — ' Bilingual, ing; Installation water and pleasant telephone manner. 549-0870 able Immediately. Beau French and English if you - TOR, with attachments. Autometive familiar with Pratt & BOOKKEEPER/ two and three bedroom heaters, garbage dispo Bov's 22" bicycle. Sear's Whitney and Electric ■ Bolton Circa 1650 - • apartments. $400, $455, tiful 5 room, 2 bedroom wish. Call 646-8588. ACCOUNTANT apartment. Wall to wall sals; faucet repairs. 649- air conditioner. Call 643- Call for confidential interview ap' Boat work. 40 hour week, Full charge, for growing Now offered for Sale, this is a 17th Century " $520, heat and hot water 4539. Viso/MosterCord 9321. fringe benefits. EEO Em manufacturing company farmhouse presently being used as a 5/4 two , Included. J.D . Real Est- carpeting, appliances, LICENSED DAY CARE accepted. CARS/TRUCKS pointment: NEWSPAPER CARRIERS ployer. Apply In person East of River. Responsi ' ate, 646-1980. laundry hookups, park- HOM E — One full time, {fo r s a le family. This home could easily be converted fho, no pets. $480 plus one part time opening. SEASONED FIREWOOD Monday-Frlday, 8am- ble for accounting func back for single family living. — Cut to length, spilt. 4pm: Triumph Manufac tions, Including financial ' TWO, THREE AND FIVE utilities. Call 6464)599. Creative and loving en 643-2711 statements and IBM- vironment. Meals pro Free delivery full cords. 1973 VOLKSWAGON SU turing, 750 Tolland Colonial New England charm is evident throur ROOM Apartments — No FLOORING Call evenings, 228-9101. P E R B E E TLE — Semi au Between 9 am and 3 pm Street, East Hartford. PCXT operation. Excel ghout the home, from five fireplaces to pa ' appliances. No pets. Se- FOUR ROOM APART vided. Call 646-1311. In Manchester Area lent' starting salary and M E N T — Available Feb tomatic, AM /FM radio, Ask for Penny Sadd growth opportunity. Send nelled walls, to a corner China Closet - all 335 - curlty. Call646-2426week- SKIERS! 100% Wool 48,880 miles. $800. Call Main SI. 1-104 TAKING APPLICA years old. ; days, 9am to 5pm. ruary 1st. Heat, no pets, LET "GAILEE THE FLOORSANDING — Lilac SI. Judllh resume in confidence to: security, references, C LO W N " entertain at Floors like new. Special Hand Knit Pullover 232-5869 evenings, 566- Pine Hill SI. TIONS for mixing room President, Apollo Molded Sweater. Very warm. 6213 days. Cenler SI. Walherall SL assistant. Starting Janu Products, Inc., 20 Mount This unique property is being offered exclusi 'M A N C H E S TE R — One lease. $415. Call 649-3340. your Childs next party. izing In olderfloors, natu Woodland SI. Reasonable. Call Gale, ral and stained floors. No Will fit medium sized Slrong SI- Keeney SL ary 7th, 1985. Between ain Street. P.O. Box 1276, vely by Crockett Realty for only $117,500. I bedroom, 1st floor with man/woman. $40. Call 1974 F IA T 128 SPORT L — VERNON — Attractive 646-5645. waxing anymore. John Joseph SI. 8am and 2:30pm. Carbon Rockville, CT 06066. CALL US TO D AY for your own private show • stove and refrigerator. 646-4995. To be used for parts. Call Hilliard SL Nilas Dr. Research, 48 Stock Place, : No pets. $375 per month 3’/2 room apartment in Verfallle. Call 646-5750. Marble SI. ing of Colonial New England. residential area. Includes Phil after 5pm, 528-1332. N..Maln SI. Frances Manchester. • plus heat; Call 646-1379. FROST-FREE REFRIG Also Panasonic AM/FM Griswold SL heat, hot water, applian McCabe SI. Diane Dr. ces and parking. Washer PAINTING/ ERATOR — Phileo 16 car radio. ■ 3'/i ROOM APARTMENT cubic feet; top freezer. Slock SL Horace COUNTER HELP — RN CROCKETT AGENCY and dryer on premises. PAPERING For Sale Hackmalack SL Morning, afternoon and — Private home, heat, Excellent buy at $99. T IR E D O F WAITING Trumbull SI. . appliances. Working sln- No pets. References and I SALESPEOPLE evening shifts available. Staff with benefits or per diem 643-1577 security deposit re Telephone 643-0071. FOR YOUR NEW Apply In person only: The at higher rate. $l/hr. differen ale adult only. No pets, CEILINGS REPAIRED HONDA? I deliver most children. Call 643-2880. quired. $ ^ a month. Call HOUDAY/ MANCHESTER HERALD Whole Donut, 319 Green tial for 11pm to 7 am ahlft For . 875-3748. or REPLACED with dry- 1984 TOPPS BASEBALL models within 2 weeks. Call Circulation Dept. Road, Manchester. further Information and ahifta wall. Call evenings, Gary SEASONAL CARD Set — $19. Tele Call Gary Winn at 623- 647-9946 available pleeae cell 423- .^THREE ROOM APART- I 2567. THREE ROOM APART McHugh, 643-9321. phone 742-6016. 8809 or 741-3401. WANTED "M EN T — With heat, hot TWO, LIKE NEW, CANTURBURY VILLA A n o th e r ■water, stove, refrlgera- M E N T — With heot, $275. Adults only. No pets. ■NAME YOUR OWN SNOWMOBILE suits and CERAMIC SHOP CLOS 1982 HONDA ACCORD — OF WILUMANTIC ,,tor, carpet. $350. Adults PRICE — Father and son. boots. Call 644-2733. ING — For Sale: All Four door, 5 speed, re a so n • only. Centrally located. Security deposit. Call 646- 7690 or 643-0496. Fast, dependable ser paint, brushes, 40% O FF I AM /FM stereo cassette. '~No pets. Security deposit. vice. Painting, Paper- Greenware 50% OFF! $7500 or best offer. Call why Merrill ;Coll 646-7690 or 643-0496 4 To work evenings STORRS — Two bed hanging & Removal. Call Pouring machine, fans, 643-8035. HOUSEHOLD JUST LIKE W E N EED A TELLER Lynch Realty :'offer 5pm. 644-0585 or 644-0036. tables and miscellane 4 room, family area, ap GOODS. 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm Full time to work in is g e ttin g pliances. $385. Call ous. Cash Sales Only. CHEVROLET - 1981 - ’ Manchester or Glas .MANCHESTER — Avoll- 643-8516. January 5th and 6th, Citation. 4 door, 4 speed, CLASSIFIED TELEPHONE tonbury. Good hours. ResultsI ' -able February 1st. 3 bed- IBUILOING/ USED REFRIGERA 10am to 3pm. ELM C E power steering, low mi Excellent working 'room duplex. Lease, Buyer meets seller In TORS, WASHERS, RAMICS, 182 West Mld- leage. Clean. Call 646- with Heraid carriers Classified ... and It's jCONTHACTING GOLK conditions and bene ■security and references. Ranges - clean, guardh- d l e Turnpike, 2148. SALES REPRESENTATIVE fits. Apply at: Main Of ■SSOO plus utilities. No happy- meeting for both. teed, ports and service. Manchester. fice, 1137 Main Street. ;.'pets. Coll 646-0042. 643-2711. FARRAND REMODEL Low prices. B.D. Pearl 8, BMW, 1982 3201 — Blue, The values you can find in Excellent Income East Hartford: IN G — Cabinets, roofing, Son, 649 Main Street, TENNIS RACQUET — Cloth Interior, 5 speed, gutters, room additions, 643-2171. Wilson Pro model. Excel- • sun roof, alloys. Excel the classified pages. MON. THRU FRI. 8:30 to 5 FIRST MANCHESTER HOUSING AUTHORITY decks, all types of remo for the Our customers’ Bacllon 8 Rant Asalalanca > lent condition, wooden, lent condition. $10,508. FED ER A L deling and repairs. FREE MATCHING LOVE SEAT $15. Ideal for younger or Coll 742-6659. • Good typing skills required • SAVINGS interests must Applications will be accepted trorn estimates. Fully Insured. with three sets of slip new tennis player. Call right people. . c o m e first. Elderly (62 vaors of age ^'s®^*** Telephone 643-6017, otter covers. $125. Call 649- 649-0032.______1976 OLOSMOBILE • High school grodlTate • o r Handicapped persons ONLY for me a c 6pm, 647-0509. m i . D E L TA 88 — Loaded, READ • Pleasant phone voice • Upon our abiiity to tion 8 Existing Housing Program One-Be ENDROLLS very good condition. Ask droom Waiting List on Thursday, January LEON CIESZYNSKI SEARS CONSOLE HUMI- ing $1000. Coll 646-2557. THEM TODAYI RN satisfy them 10,1985, from 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. BUI LD E R — New homes, DII^IER — Used 2 seo- 27'h width-2Sa • good salary pleasant atmosphere additions, remodeling, sons, 8 gallon capacity. 13% twldth>2 lor 25* NIGHT rest our chances Applicants must furnish proof of all rec rooms, garages, kit Piease contact Jeanii^ • health benefits holidays & birthdays sources of Income and assets. The office Is Very good condition. M U S T be picked up at the MISCELLANEOUS chens remodeled, ceil Phone 643-7252. Coll be SUPERVISOR to succeed. located at 24 Bluetleld Drive, Monche$1er. Manchester Herald Otfica FOR SALE Monday through Friday ings, both tile, dormers, fore 7pm. $50. |gfory^M|UONUr^ I .For confidential interview: In 155 bed S.N.F./I.C.F. Oharlefe E. MerrlR To be eligible, maximum gross annual In roofing. Residential or Call [Call Penny Sadd • 643-27111 facility. Excellent bene come from al 1 sources cannot exceed $11,800 commercial. 6494291. ELECTROLUX CARPET at 647-9946 fits. Crestfleld Convale- for one person and $13,500 for two persons. SHAMPOO ATTACH Between 9 & 10 A.M. sent Home in Manches CARPENTRY AND RE M E N T — Excellent con Classitlad ter. Merrill Lynch MODELING SERVICES dition. $40. Call 649-7951.. m w O P E N Please call Mrs. J. Realty — Complete home re Heritage Brass Lamp Shop iianrlipstpr HpraIJi Brownstein, DNS, Mon pairs and remodeling. KING SIZE BEDS 222 McKee Street, Manchee^r, CT day through Friday bet K-Mart Plaza 295 Hartford Turhplk* Quality work. Referen PREAD — Shades of blue 643-03S9 643-2711 lanrI|fBtpr H m lh ween Sam and 3 pm at ces, licensed and Insured. 643-5151. ISJVarnon. Connacticut 872-7777/423-a and green print. $10. Call Call 646-8165. 649-7951.
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