'.Ml - MANCHKSTKH IIKRAl-D. Tiicsd^iy. l-fli li MANCHESTER FOCUS SPORTS WEATHER Bolton park improvements College union sees Capt. Davis knows Manchester cagers Icioudy, cold tonight; movement in talks how to feed an army come from behind Iflurries Thursday to displace sports programs ... page 2 ... page 6 ... page 9 Townspeople voted to spend ... page 3 By Sarah Passell the owner for permission to $41,760 in federal revenue-sharing Herald Reporter regrade part of his land, Pronovo,st and Missari said. funds for the first two phases, during which the two existing Most Bolton sports programs When PBC members met Mon­ ba.seball fields are to be refur- will have to forego at least one day, they told Ruel and Scorso that bi.shed and two new fields in­ season of play if residents hope to under the less exi>ensive plan all stalled. The project includes in­ see a planned expansion and the fields would have to sit idle for stalling backstops and a fence refiirhishing of the playing fields at at least 18 months to let grass grow around the entire playing area. Herrick Memorial Park in "Can't do that," responded Selectmen expected all three completed. Ruel. phases to cost about $100,000, with That was the message given But Scorso agreed to deliver the the third and most expensive phase Monday to two members of the news to Recreation Director Ro­ m being the installation of lights for Ulanrteatrr Hrralft town Recreation Commission — nald Avery: Either do all the night games...... * Wednesday.Wednesday, Feb. Feb. 13, 1985 — Single copy: 25C Claude Ruel, Head of the town grading and seeding in one year or But Missari said Monday that Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm soccer program, and Clifford lose the entire project to cost when former Recreation Director Scorso, head of the Bolton Football overruns. Avery did not attend the Gary Mortenson first presented Association — by an engineer and PBC meeting and could not be the improvemeni plan to the the Public Building Commission. reached Monday night for of Selectmen in late 1983, Morten­ The project would affect Little comment. son assumed the work could be I^eaguc. adult softball and youth The PBC will not give Lombardi Associates orders to complete the done in two phases. That plan Human rights report rips Soviet bioc football schedules. called for first refurbishing the The Recreation Commission had plans and put the project out tor existing ball fields and later today." Pre-school children "are favored a two-step, two-year plan contract bids without the Recrea­ Salvador. The report .said that in Afghanis­ adding two more. burned, to Iran, where "prisoners unprecedented step in 1984 of drilled in homage to Kim Il-.sung for the park improvements. But tion Commission's blessing. By M atthew C. Quinn The report saved its harshest tan, where rebels have been PBC members hope to award a are beaten on the soles of their feet declaring that the Universal Dec­ and his family, while adults are PBC Chairman Michael Missari "A very is going to hit the roof," . Ml United Press International words for the Soviet Union, saying fighting to repel the December 1979 contract for the first two phases until they can no longer walk," laration of Human Rights does not required to participate in daily said breaking up the work would Missari predicted after Monday's its human rights performance Soviet invasion, prison .survivors this spring. But Pronovost warned Herald photo by Tarqulnlo The exhaustive 1,453-page report apply to them," raise the price beyond the $42,000 meeting. "Y ou 're going to have a WASHINGTON - The State “ fails to meet accepted interna­ report the continued use of brutal ideological training.” that it will probably take two to Congress covering 1984 said in a Nowhere was a contrast more the town has set aside for it. lot of upset people." Department today chronicled hu­ tional standards.” torture, "involving electric .shock, months to prepare bid documents general introduction more nations apparent than in Central America, In South Korea, where the fir.st Arid Project Engineer Mark J. Missari suggested that the Re­ Reviewing the troops man rights abuses around the “The regime's common re­ beatings, extraction of fingernails and advertise for bids. apparently are accepting “ the where the administration is aiding national elections in four years Pronovost of A.R. Lombardi Asso­ creation Commission seek permis­ world by regimes backed by botk sponse to efforts to exercise and burning of genitalia." The site work could take up to validity of a international human the government of El Salvador in were held Tuesday following the ciates in Vernon said the two-step sion to play on fields in neighboring Reviewing the troops for the upcoming tive for the Herald. Standing at atterition Washington and Moscow but le­ freedom of expression is to incar­ two more months, with seeding the rights agenda.” its fight against lefti.st insurgency The report said China's 1 billion chaotic return home of opposition plan calls for a different slope on towns while the Herrick Park veled its harshest criticism at the cerate tho.se concerned in prison, final step. Unless the seeding can downtown President’s Day Sale are are Tom Marvin, owner of Marvin’s of But nations where the United and supporting right-wing guerril­ people live in a society where the leader Kim Dae Jung to house each half of the field area with the project is underway. Soviet Union and its allies. labor camp or psychiatric hospi­ be done before June, Pronovost Manchester; Bernard Apter, owner of States "has little acce.ss and las battling the Nicaraguan Communist Party places "com ­ slope on one half extending onto The Board of Selectmen last Fred Nassiff of Nassiff’s Sports, second tal,” the report said. arrest, the government was cre­ said, the town should delay the The department's annual human leverage” re.strict human rights regime. prehensive restrictions on funda­ private property adjacent to the year approved a lhree-pha.se plan from right, as George Washington, and Regal’s Men’s Shop; and Mike Fi- In Poland, "serious human dited with “ several significant project until August to encourage rights report recounts lurid tales of and resist any foreign pressure to The report blasted the Nicara­ mental political and civil rights.” park's southwestern border. The to upgrade the playing fields at the lomeno, owner of Fairway Department rights problems remain” despite positive steps." although "there the best possible growth of grass. three colonial ladies. From left they are physical torture ranging from change. guan government for “ intimida­ town would probably have to pay park. the communist military govern­ Communist North Korean so­ were continuing reports of beat­ Tina Zinchuck, manager of Michaels Store. Nassiff’s assistant at right is Al Soviet-occupied Afghanistan, "As an extreme example,” the tion and the re.strietion of basic ings by police during interroga­ human rights” while pointing to ment's "professed desire (or na­ ciety was called "one of the most Jewelers: Donna Strattman, owner of Coelho, owner of Personal Tee. All the where prisoners have their finger­ report said, “ a representative of tions of prisoners." "c.ihctantial progress" in El tional reconciliation" highly and controlled in the world Leaf, Stem and Root; and Denise stores are on Main Street. nails extracted and genitals Iran al the United Nations took the Area Towns Facility wants Roberts, advertising sales representa­ In Brief Phantom Storm ^uts power, Firehouse delay predicted license back BOLTON — The Chairman of the Public KENT (U PI) — State agencies and one of the olde.st BUSINESS payment shuts Bolton school Building Commission Monday told fellow com­ alcoholic rehabilitation centers in the country have mission members that the town may face a clashed in a dispute over licensing requirements for earth around the underground two-month delay in pians to build a new central The windy storm that started the High Watch Farm. J- pipe. fire station at the corner of Bolton Center and charged Tuesday morning left more Ilian The facility, forced to close its doors Jan. 1 for the Boston bank officials say 100 Bolton residents and the high Notch roads. first time since 1939, recently resubmitted the latest in school without power overnight The rain also opened up potholes PBC Chairman Michael Missari said members By M ark A. Dupuis a series of applications for a license in the hope that a after wires went down on Bolton all over town, most of them old of the Board of Selectmen do not expect to close a United Press International compromise can be reached and the farm can reopen. Center Road at about 7:15 p.m. ones that had been filled with deal to buy the three-acre site at the northwest error led to cash transfer temporary "cold patch” used Although men and women from throughout New HARTFORD — The state was corner of the intersection until mid-March. Last Bolton school officials who can­ during winter months, Brouder England have been traveling to the farm for nearly overcharged at least $60,000 on fall, owner Claude Ruel granted the town a said. half a century to dry out from alcoholism, state By Steven W. Svre paving contracts issued in 1981, __ celed high school classes today one-year option on the land, with an agreed said the decision was made before officials now want to license and regulate the United Press International paying for blacktop that was never The Manchester power outage purchase price of $35,000. power was restored to all 111 institution as a medical treatment facility. delivered or used elsewhere, a affected 99 customers around Bell But First Selectman Sandra Pierog said after customers. 4 including the high Since pa.ssage of a law nine years ago regulating the BOSTON — Bank- of Boston legislative committee chairman Street, NU's Chavez said. The the PBC’s meeting Monday that the transfer school, at 7; .30 this morning. The administrative and medical practices in institutions officials say their failure to report disclosed today. Bush Hill, Garnet. Winthrop and cannot take place until a private surveyor stakes high .school has an electric heating out the property. And Missari said the town caring for alcoholics, High Watch Farm has resisted transfers of $1.2 billion in cash Sen. Fred H. Lovegrove Jr., Glendale road areas were af­ system. the changes needed to obtain a license. overseas since 1980 was an admi­ R-Fairfield, released a report fected, according to one town cannot order building tests done on the land until Other Bolton schools were in Farm officials argued their folksy brand of therapy nistrative mistake that didn't have from the chief state's attorney's is*. , m resident who drove around the the sale is final. session today. Pierog said she was not aware that the expected has worked for more than 20,000 alcoholics during the anything to do with organized office on an investigation into neighborhood to count the homes past 45 years. But .state officials regard the situation crime money. allegations of wrongdoing involv- In Manchester, almost 100 custo­ mid-March sale date would delay planning for the mers lost power for about two without power. differently. .... ■ ing the Department of Transporta­ In the Greater Hartford area, a firehouse. The bank was fined $500,000 last hours Tuesday night after "It's analogous to someone who's been pretending tion contracts. total of about 500 Northeast Utili­ Town voters approved a referendum question week for failing to report more branches fell on a primary electri­ to be a doctor tor 45 years,” said William J. The report -concluded th e state ties customers were without power on the November ballot giving the town than 1,000 shipments of cash cal wire on Bell Street, Northeast McCullough, assistant state's attorney who took the was overcharged at least $60,000 for a few hours in the late permission to spend up to $800,000 to build a new between the bank and overseas Utilities spokesman Jose Chavez station to replace the existing three-bay station farm to court. "H e may have helped a lot of people, institutions, primarily three Swiss for contracts in 1981, although afternoon. '• f j r i investigators could only document said. The lights went out at 8:20 across the street from Bolton Center School on but that doesn't mean he's right." banks. The heavy rain casued minor $25,333 in overcharges for possible p.m. and came back on at 10:05, Notch Road. The dispute intensified when inspectors making an Hooding in some areas of Hartford. Chairman William L. Brown IV^J prosecution. Otherwise, town officials re­ unannounced visit found staff members apparently The pavement collapsed at Wood­ treating alcohol withdrawal symptoms with prescrip­ said Monday the bank pleaded Investigators found that the ported only minor problems. But in some shoreline communi­ land and Asylum streets, where RHAM Board moves meeting tion drugs stored in file cabinets and dresser drawers. guilty to a charge of "knowingly state paid for “ phantom” loads ''. '.kWekR •¥. ties, winds measured at up to 58 utility crews were repairing a "They were telling us for years they were only an and willfully” failing to file the that didn't exist, loads that were The Regional District 8 Board of Education {&■ miles per hour cau.sed flooding and manhole. AA facility providing beds and counseling," McCul­ currency reports because “we used elsewhere, loads that meeting scheduled for Thursday has been moved knocked down trees and power A spokesman for Yale-New lough said. "Then you go up there and find unlicensed should have known (they were weighed less than what was paid from the Gilead Hill School, where it is usually lines. Altogether, more than 21,000 Haven Hospital said the hospital people giving injections,” required) and didn't,” for and loads of material cheaper held, to Hebron Elementary School. customers around the state lo.st lost its outside power at 6:23 p.m. A report by Cynthia A. Waters, the health He said many notices of regula­ than was paid for, the report said. and automatically switched to one department's facilities inspection supervisor, said tory change come to the bank, and St The $60,000 in alleged over­ power but most customers were restored during the nighi. of two fail-safe backup systems. one staff member kept the drug Dilantin, used to treat those in 1980 announcing the charges involved contracts with Posters sought in contest The National Weather Service at The outside power was restored at convulsions, in a vitamin bottle in a drawer of his currency reporting rules were one paving firm. If the same UPI photo ANDOVER — The Andover Volunteer Fire Wind.sor Locks said winds would 9:03 p.m. and there were no dresser in the men's dormitory. either not noticed or pattern held for other companies, Department is holding a poster contest for fourth- problems within the hospital, the Waters also found a physician was overseeing a misinterpreted. Lovegrove said, the state could ease 15 to 25 mph today hut rain, and fifth-grade students as part of a statewide possibly mixed with snow, would spokesman said. detoxification program that put High Watch Farm There are "10 or a dozen” have been cheated out of as much Fire In Manila effort to increase awareness of the need for fire V.. Northeast Utilities and United into the legal category of an acute care facility, for departments or individuals at the as $800,000 in 1981. continue throughout the day. UPI photo say at least 26 people died in the Illuminating Co. both reported that prevention. bank who receive such notices, but Lovegrove, co-chairman of the Firemen look for trapped guests in the Although no flooding was re­ Andover Elementary School art teacher Jackie which it is unlicen.sed. their crews worked throughput the "It may be that someone had been overzealous," many fewer specifically charged Legislature's Program Review Regent of Manila Hotel today. Officials pre-dawn fire. Story on page 4. ported on Manchester or area Bell and Fire Marshal Howard Bidwell are early evening and through the said Paul V, McNamara, a lawyer on the farm's board with keeping up on the changes, Eugene Tangney, an official with the Bank of Boston, and Investigations Committee, roads, firefighters were busy overseeing the contest, whose theme this year is night. of directors. "But High Watch has served more than said Richard A. W'ley. an execu­ shows reporters how money is transferee! overseas as he obtained the report along with throughout Tuesday evening ans­ “ Fire Prevention — Everyone/Every Day," Spokesmen said early today 20,000 alcoholics with no trouble. There has never tive vice president. other documents he subpoeaned wering calls for help balling out Winners from each grade will be announced holds $400,000 at a press conference at the bank’s service to most customers has been anyone who died or had major medical Wiley didn't say how many were from Chief State's Attorney Austin flooded basements, spokesmen for after April 15, The fir.st-place winning poster from Boston headquarters Monday. The bank pleaded guilty Former astronaut has plan both the town and Eighth District been restored and those in remote specifically responsible. He des­ J. McGuigan. each grade will be submitted on the county level problems." areas still out would be restored Dr. George F. Greiner, a general practitioner who cribed the failure to act on the previously to a charge of not filing required reports on Lovegrove said he has not asked fire departments said. next May and a state winner will be chosen from later today. was High Watch's attending physician for more than changes as "internal administra-. cash transfers overseas. McGuigan why no arrests were In a check of town roads this among the county winners in September. Power was also lo.st for about 30 three decades, does not agree with the state's concept live glitches.” made as a result of the investiga­ morning, Highway Superintendent County winners will each get a $100 savings Neil Brouder said he found a minutes at an emergency opera­ of detoxification. Bank of Boston officials also said illegal activities. The felony charge against the tion, which was prompted by for an orbiting mausoleum bond, and runners-up will get $50 bonds. The tions room in the Millstone " I did not regard this as detoxification, but they they were unaware of any way “ There is no evidence what­ bank was brought by federal anonymous letters to the chief four-foot-long crack in the pave­ statewide winner will get a $.500 savings bond. nu clear pow er com p lex In did," he said. “ The patient detoxifies himself by his organized crime figures could. soever in this case to support that investigators looking into cur­ state's attorney's office in 1981. ment of Luke Street around a gas Judges in the Andover contest will be Fir.st satellite will remain in space for Waterford. own metabolic process, I was just treating the have used the unreported transac­ suggestion,” said Chairman Wil­ rency violations and the path of Lovegrove said he will present Bv Al Rossiter Jr. the Transportation Department's pipeline owned by the Boston- Selectman Jean S. Gasper, Fire Chief Curtis United Press International more than 63 million years. Coastal towns were hard hit with symptoms.” tions to launder money obtained in liam L. Brown. crim e cash. the report to the program review new4j,censing authority. based Algonquin Natural Gas Dowling and Resident State Trooper Thomas The orbiting memorial will be 6,500 customers without power in Last November, a judge ordered High Watch to hire committee as part of his call (or the Spade Services plans to launch Company. Brouder said the pave­ Hogarty, Fairfield County, including 3,925 a nurse or stop admitting people requiring detoxifica­ bipartisan panel to resume a 1983 WASHINGTON - A rocket the cremated remains in late 1986 coated with a highly reflective ment has dropped about three tion, develop written policies, keep case records and review of DOT operations. company headed by a former or early 1987 on a slender four- surface to make it easy to spot inches along the crack, probably customers in the Stamford-Darien Paige named at Gerber astronaut has received federal stage "Cone.stoga" rocket for the through small telescopes or binoc- area and 2,100 in Danbury. apply for a license. "This is a scandal by itself,” said because rain washed away the PTO gives ice cream social ulars.„Future flights may be sent Farm officials decided to shut down, contending Dr. Michael Paige recently assumed the Lovegrove, who charged the DOT approval to orbit the cremated Celestis Group of Melbourne, Fla, BOLTON — An ice cream social sponsored by state regulation would not only undermine the position of vice president of engineering at The had had an opportunity to investi­ remains of 10,330 people in a The Celestis Group says it has out of the solar system. the Bolton Parent Teachers Organization will be spiritual foundation of the program but would boost In Brief Gerber Scientific gate the allegations itself but did 300-pound canister expected to been flooded with calls from Celestis plans to mail out 23,000 flyers to funeral directors around held Friday from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Bolton fees beyond the reach of many alcoholics. The farm Instrument Com­ not. remain in space for 63 million funeral directors eager to offer the Elementary School. has applied for a license in an attempt to create a Time halls Samuel Chorches pany. the company " I think it's a pretty good years. unique service to the public. the country in the next few months Sundaes will cost $1.25 per person or $1 each for announced. indication the Department of For $3,900, about the price of a to brief them on the service. grandfather clause in the law that would allow it to Time Magazine has named Samuel H. The Department of Transporta­ groups of five or more. Paige was pre­ Transportation is being run in a conventional funeral, Celestis will The Cremation Association of resume operation with only a few modifications. Chorches, president of Chorches Motors Inc. in tion said Tuesday it reviewed the viously manager of shoddy manner,” Lovegrove said. further reduce the ashes of people North America reported 232,789 Manchester, as a request of Space Services Inc. of special products de­ " I think it is particularly disturb­ who have been cremated. The cremations in 1982 and Cherry said Houston for a launch license and 1985 Quality Dealer. velopment at Wang ing to taxpayers in view of the fact remains then will be enclosed in he expects a high demand for the Safety Is key Issue His selection was found the proposed mission will not L ab o rato ries in the state has just committed itself tiny capsules 2 inches long and Celestis service. jeopardize the safety, security or announced recently Boston. to a $5.5 billion spending plan over five-eighths of an inch in diameter. Jennifer Dom, head of the at the National Au­ treaty obligations of the United In his new posi­ 10 years,” he added. For the first Jlight, company Transportation Department's Of­ States. , 1 'M Democrats push highway plan tomobile Dealers tion, Paige is re^ Lovegrove was referring to a spokesman John Cherry said fice of Space Commercialization, Association conven- sponsible for hard­ 10-year program adopted by the The company, directed by 10,330 capsules will be placed in the said her agency must conduct a t i o n i n S a n ware and software nose cone package for launch into launch safety review before Space fatal “ crossover" accidents on the tions that would include weight and Legislature last year to rebuild former astronaut Donald Slayton, HARTFORD (UPI) - A pack^ Francisco. development as well an orbit 1,900 miles high. At that Services can proceed with the congested stretch of the turnpike safety of vehicles. and maintain the state's transpor­ was the first to seek permission to age of highway safety bills that Chorches, whose as several of altitude, engineers calculate the launching. between Greenwich and New Bills dealing with motorcycle tation network. launch a commercial rocket under would speed up installation of Dodge and Chrysler Gerber’s systems, Haven. safety would require skills tests for concrete barriers, beef up the state dealership is lo­ including engineer­ State Rep. David Wenc, D- operators and improvements in police and crack down on truck and cated at 80 Oakland ing activity at the motorcycle violations has been Windsor Locks, said he would training for all motorists regard­ St., is one of 63 recently acquired unveiled by Democratic leaders. introduce an amendement to the ing special hazards of the two- Israelis deny report bif withdrawal dealers in the nation EOCOM Electronic The proposals introduced Mon­ bill calling for installation of the wheel vehicles. nominated for the concrete barriers on other high­ Systems Division of day by ranking Democrats on the Niedermeier, joined by Reps. honor, which is co­ By David Zenlan injuring six Isra^i soldiers. neighbor in June 1982 to drive out "A s the delegation toured the ways, particularly Interstate 91 American Hoechst Legislature's Transportation Richard Tulisano of Rocky Hill and sponsored by the Dr. Michael Paige Corp. United Press International A reporter in Sidon said no Palestinian guerrillas. city and its outskirts, hundreds of from Hartford to the Massachu­ Committee are designed to ease Lawrence Anastasia of Norwalk, National Auto Deal­ Israeii troops were inside the city Expecting the Israelis to with­ jubilant residents Joined them in r A setts line. the “ escalating and intolerable” also endorsed Gov. William ers Association. It BEIRUT, Lebanon — Israeli limits but a small Israeli conting­ draw sooner than Feb. 18, the spontaneous celebrations,” said r 'r The frequency of bridge inspec­ level of deaths and accidents on the O'NeiH’s request for $654,000 to honors new car troops pulled out of the port city of ent was still deployed along the Lebanese government dispatched the reporter. tions also would be increased and highways, said state Rep. Chris­ train 70 new state troopers. dealers for excep­ Sidon overnight as part of the first Awali River I'A miles to the north, more of its troops to the Awali He also said Lebanese police the funding formula to determine Secretaries host forum tine M. Niedermeier of Fairfield. tional performance stage of their withdrawal from 2>A together with other positions about region Tuesday night to be ready units had taken up positions in the state aid for local bridge mainte­ The additional troopers would The series of bills respond to a Samuel Chorches in their dealerships The Hartford chapter of Professionai Secretar­ years of occupation in southern the same distance inland to the for the move into Sidon, military city. increase the state police force to "growing public outcry" over nance would be altered to make combined with dis­ ies International will hold its annual secretary- Lebanon, witnessess said today. east and further south along the sources said. 975 and allow the crackdown on highway safety, she added. There repairs on the basis of need, tinguished community service. management forum April 16 at the Farmington "The city is in a jubilant .mood. coastal highway. Several hundred Lebanese army regardless of a community's abil­ speeders and drunken drivers to A were 438 traffic deaths and more Chorches began his automotive career in 1968 Marriott. In fact hundreds of residents were The departure of the Israelis soldiers took positions on one of the continue, the lawmakers said. than 45,000 injuries in 1983 on ity to pay. when he became president of his fam ily’s out during the night celebrating,” from the city was a prelude to the Awali River bridges relinquish Inside Today I Joan Kyes, associate administrator of the Connecticut roadways. The proposals also call for “If they're going to speed,” withdrawal of all Israeli forces by the Israeli-backed South UPI photo dealership. He has won two Chrysler Service Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic, director said a reporter in Sidon. The package would phase in the installation of emergency tele­ Anastasia said of motorists, from the entire Sidon region by banon Army — a predomina Awards and the 1984 Connecticut Automotive of the Community Mental Health Center, and In Jerusalem, an Israeli spokes­ 24 pages, 4 sections installation of so-called New Jer­ phone call boxes on the Merritt and "w e’re going to prosecute them.” Feb. 18, the deadline set by Israel Christian Lebanese militia. Trades Association Dealer of the Year Award. assistant professor of psychiatry at the School of man said the port city, 24 miles But Is It art? sey barriers jon the Connecticut Wilbur Cross parkways, and other for the completion of the first A Lebanese reporter accompan­ Chorches’ community affairs include serving Medicine, University of Pittsburgh, will speak on south of Beirut, had not been Advtce_____ — 16 Obituaries _ Turnpike over a two-year period, highways in the state. as an Incorporator of the Savings Bank of abandoned by the army. phase of its three-stage departure ied a delegation of Sidon gdvern- Area towns. — 19 O p in ion__ Warm days and cold nights have helped to cover this iron “ How to Cope with Daily Crisis in Today's Classified__ 22-23 Peopletalli. instead of three years as planned, Another measure would stiffen The Supreme Court consists of Manchester and of Manchester Memorial Hospi­ He also said guerrillas had from southern Lebanon. ment and religious leaders on a fire escape with a coating of ice and icicles. Southern the chief justice and eight asso­ World.” Com lcs- 18 Sports. Niedermeier said. fines (or truckers who drive tal, where he headed the credit collection staged three separate hit-and-run Some 10,000 Israeli troops have city tour, including all the positions Entertainment 16 Television New England was plagued by winds up to 50 mph and The sturdier, concrete dividers illegally in the high-speed larie or ciate justices, all appointed by the committee for the hosital’s $26 million expansion For more information, call Jean O’Connell at attacks on Israeli army positions remained in southern -Lebanon which the South Lebanon Army Lottery______2 Weather _ will replace metal guardrails that exceed weight limits. The bill president with advice and consent program. • 241-2496. in southern Lebanon, slightly since Israel invaded its northern evacuated Tuesday. nearly two inches of rain during Tuesday’s storm. have been blamed (or a series of provides for more truck inspec- of the Senate. t MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Fob 13, 1985 - 3 » - MANCHES'^ER HERAI.D, Wednesday, Feb 13. 1985 Union schedules "teach-in* at M CC Manchester Herald contest Manchester In Brief Group to focus on the eye College negotiations moving forward Holmes wins vacation in Hawaii in other education systems and tors also, 1 homton said. Students Dr. Marion StoJ of the Manchester Memorial -Hospital's o.anels Bv Susan Vaughn have supported the congrc.ss in the Mrs. Roy Livingston. 539Burn.side Road. South Windsor; Yvette opthalmological service will address the East-of-the-River The union action follows two career advancement and profes­ Ron.ild Holmes of 131 Summit St. Airport to Hawaii, and seven days Herald Reporter past through articles in student Ave., East Hartford; W.F. Mullen. Morin. 451 Birch Mt. Road; S.E. Diabetes Club Feb. 19 on the "diabetic eye." negotiating sessions last week sional development proposals. was named the winner Tuesday of and six nights at the Hilton newspapers and by lobbying the 131 Pine St.; Ruth S. Staum. 37 W. Leslie. 34 Bates Road; Geneva The club will meet at 7:30 p. m. in the conference room at M M H . between the union and the Board of Thornton said. the Manchester Herald's "Trip for Hawaiian Village. The Congre.ss of Connecticut Legislature. Middle Turnpike; J.R. Marco, 84 McLaughlin, l63Deming St.; Judy Trustees for Regional Community A teach-in on all the campuses, Two to Hawaii. " The contest, which run for four The club, which is sponsored by the hospital and the American Community Colleges is encourag­ The legislative comfnittees Old Blackman Road. Hebron; Lampson. 86 Starkweather St.; Colleges. including Manchester Commun­ Holmes was selected from a weeks, was co-sponsored by 22 Diabetes Association, meets every third Tuesday of the month. ing its members at the 12 commun­ which deal with the contract are Russell M, Roberts, 540 Spring St.; Mr. and Mrs. William W. Shearer, Thornton indicated that there ity College, is scheduled for Feb. group of 176 semifinalists whose stores in Manchester. Each week, Meetings are free and open to the 'public. For more ity colleges in the state to contact the Government Administration Bill Kearns. 158 Greenwood Drive; 66 Cushman Drive. was "somd movement” made at 20. Thornton said. The purpose of names had been drawn for the past 44 entries — two from each store — information, call 649-1585. legislators to lay the groundwork and Elections Committee and the Arlene Robinson, 43 Foster St. the last negotiating session and the teach-in sessions by union four weeks. The drawing was held were drawn as semifinalists. D. Forman. 299 E. Middle for legislative approval of the Appropriations Committee. Both that more intensive efforts will be members will be to talk to students Tuesday at Connecticut Travel The fourth-week semifinalists Harold E. Hare, 105 Coleman Turnpike; FredGaal, 106 Hartford stalled union contract, Manchester committees must prepare reports made toward resolving outstand­ about the contract issues and Services, which* coordinates the were named earlier Tuesday. The Road; Dolores B. Luko. 26 Sunrise Road; Jayne Schoen, 154 Florence District supports heart iaw organizer Steve Thornton said to the Legislature after the union ing issues. The next negotiation discuss how they might affect the travel arrangements. final 44 people eligible for the Lane, East Hartford; Lillian Leg- St.; Lucille Poudrier, 15 Candle- Tuesday. has accepted the contract and the The volunteer fire department of the Eighth Utilities District sessions are scheduled for March 1 quality and future of education, he Holmes' wife became excited grand-prize drawing were: ier, 36 Jarvis Road; Ann Ryan. wood Drive; Al Scabies Sr., 14 The new focus of action is a Board of Trustees has given Its and 7. said. and cried when she was told by Irene Pisch, 71 Grant Road; 1202 W. Middle Turnpike; A.C. Milford Road; Nola Barrett, 24 has issued a resolution urging continued benefits for police “ good sign” showing the union is Officials at Manchester Com­ The union represents 850 full­ approval. telephone that her husband had Ronald H. Koehler. Driggs Road. Penny, 395 Burnham St.; Ronald Harvard Road; George Forbes, officers and firefighters under the state's current Heart and starting to gear up forthe approval munity College were not available time teachers, administrators, If the negotiating sessions con­ won the contest. Vernon; A. Cleaves. 290 E. Middle Holmes. 131 Summit St.; Mrs. 289 Oak St.; V. Armstrong, 29 Hypertension Act. process, Thornton said. Before for comment. counselors and librarians in the tinue to make the same kind of Holmes' winning ticket was Turnpike; V. Armstrong, 29 Wa- Herbert Bandes, 35 London Road. Watrous Road. Bolton. Penny Sadd, right, associate publisher of the The 100-member fire department said it opposes current approval by the Legislature, how­ Major issues still outstanding in community college system. progress as they did last week. deposited at Fromex Photo Sys­ trous Road. Bolton; Doris Clough. Hebron; Charles King. 299 Oak­ efforts before the state Legislature to weaken the law, under ever, a contract must be approved Thornton said, ” we might be able Irene Pisch, 71 Grant Road; Manchester Herald, holds the bin as Debi Davis, the talks include pay ihcreases to Union members will seek stu­ tems in the Manchester Parkade. 41 Glenn Road, East Hartford; land St. which heart and hypertension ailments among police officers by negotiators for both sides, the to see the light at the end of the Fred Gaal. 106 Hartford Road; manager of the Manchester office of Corinecticut Travel help the community college staff dent support of their positions and Fromex also wins a trip for two to Lynn C. Wilson. 12 Oakland St.; and firefighters are assumed to be job-related. union membership, college offi­ Trudy Tyler Hyjek, 308 W. Alpa Mehta. 84B Ambassador ------c r.ntch up to the pay levels encourage them to contact legisla- tunnel." Hawaii. Bill Green Jr.. 201 Hollister St.; Services, draws the winner Tuesday in the Heralds "The so-called compromises proposed by some are. in fact, a cials and several legislative f Center St.; M. Wasilieff, 15 Alex­ Drive; Jim McCormick, 82 Cush­ The vacation prize includes air Lois Ferrin, 93 Leland Drive. thinly disguised return to a policy of denying all benefits to those ander St.; A. Slogesky, 45 Ridge man Drive. winter vacation contest. fare from Bradley International George Murray. 32 Summit St.; disabled by heart and hypertension disease, regardless of the merits of the individual case,” the department said in its Merchant seeks lower assessments downtown resolution, which is being sent to state legislators from building. Manchester and Gov. William A. O’Neill. "The department The Manchester Board of Tux units in the buildings as the result land and building is $120,000, Weather The assessments were set in the supports the continuation of such benefits for our brothers and Review is considering an appeal of of action by Ihe Health Depart­ according the records of the town Peopletalk tax revaluation of 1977 and have sisters in the career fire service and in the career service of law tax assessments by merchant ment in enforcing the housing assessor. not changed since then. Tax enforcement.” George Marlow, who owns two code. In his application for reduction. Today’s forecast Marlow said the assessment Assessor Richard Vincent said this downtown Main Street buildings. Harry Deegun. chairman of the Building the perfect woman Connecticut, Massachusetts CP Marlow appeared before the tax should be $30,000 for the land and morning. Board of Tax Review, declined to Marlow has unsuccessfully ap­ and Rhode Island: Today cloudy. McCavanagh to hold session review board Monday night and $50,000 for the building, a total of The editors of Glamour magazine asked people say this morning how the board pealed the assessments in previous in the entertainment business to list the best A few snow flurries this after­ asked the board to reduce the $80,000. state Rep. James R. McCavanagh, D-Manchester, will hold reacted to Marlow’s request. But a The other property, at 873 to 877 years. female body parts and the resulting creation was noon. High temperatures 35 to 40 assessments for the land and the first of a series of weekly meetings with constituents source close to thy board said some Main St., is asssesed at $75,540, Among the businesses located in quite impressive. For starters, the prototype but temperatures falling through buildings from $196,110 to$140.0fl0. Thursday at Waddell School. memlH'rs feel there is ju.stification ass.sessor’s records show. In his the buildings are Marlow’s Depart­ would have Nastassja Kinski’s mouth but the day. Tonight and Thursday Among the arguments presented The public is invited to discuss any issue that is before the for a lower assessment. application. Marlow asks that the ment Store. Quinn's Pharmacy, Christie Brinkley’s smile ("Teeth plastered from variable cloudiness with scat­ by Marlow for a lowered assess­ General Assembly, a spokesman for McCavanagh said. The assessements be set at $20,000 for and Manchester Hardware and ear to ear.” said a dentist) and Meryl Streep’s tered flurries. Low tonight hi the ment was that he will be required One ol the properties is at 881 to meeting is scheduled from 7:30 to 8; 15 p.m. 869 Main SI. The as.sessment on the the land and $40,000 for the Supply Co. skin. Give her a sexy voice like Kathleen Turner 20s. High Thursday 30 to 35. / v A to reduce the number of rental 3 ("a baby Lauren Bacall.” said Mari-Lyn Henry. 3 Maine: Windy with rain sleet ABC-TV’s director of daytime casting) and bushy and snow north and mountains 1 Union to picket Cheney Tech brows like Brooke Shields to ’ add an untamed to 5 inches. Rain becoming Damage claim pending quality," says casting agent Linda Godlove. Top intermittent elsewhere. Highs Teachers from the state’s vocational-technical schools will her off with F " rah Fawcett hair, support her mid 30s to lower 40s. Occasional conduct an informational picket tonight during an open house at The parent of a Manchester and that snowball fights and other with Raquel Welch’s back and prop up her up on • snow north and mountains to- Howell Cheney Regional Technical School to inform parents and student who sustained an eye hazardous activity was taking Tina Turner's legs. "There's a tremendous ' night and Thursday, elsewhere others about their stalled contract negotiations. injury on a school bus has notified place and more supervision was energy force those legs,' said talent agent Brian The teachers will picket at A.L Prince Regional Vocational- the Board of Education that he required to prevent an accident Dubin. "The power of the universe is in those showers changing to flurries Technical School in Hartford prior to the Cheney picket, said plans to seek damages from the from occurring than one bus driver thighs." Then teach this superwoman to walk like tonight and scattered flurries Diane Lem ay, a m em ber of the teachers' union Crisis could provide.” Joan Collins — "She really struts the whole Thursday. Lows 25 to 32 and town. Committee. In a letter filed this week with the School officials could not be thing,” said public relations executive Ronni highs 30 to 35. town clerk. Rodney E. Oliver Sr. of reached for comment this morning Chasen — and send her into the world to break New Hampshire: Mixed rain About 1,000 instructors at the state's 17 vocational-technical Well, Ifs drying time again schools have been without a contract since July 1, 1984. They are Channing Drive described injuries and further details were hearts. and snow changing to snow north suffered by to his son, Rodney E. unavailable. today and occasional rain south Today: becoming mostly cloudy with a few flurries this afternoon. members of the American Federation of Teachers-State Oliver Jr., on Jan. 27 at 8:35 a.m. changing to flurfles southwest Vocational Federation of Teachers. High near 40 but temperatures falling through the day. Southwest He alleged negligence on the part this afternoon. Highs in the low The union membership voted down a contract offer in wind 10 to 15 mph. Tonight and Thursday: variable cloudiness with of the town in connection with the 30s to low 40s. Light snow north, December and are starting to reorganize again, Lemay said. Fire Calls Mayflower Madam’s team scattered flurries. Low tonight in the 20s. High Thursday near 30. accident. UPI photo flurries south tonight and Thurs­ West wind 10 to 20 mph. Today’s weather picture was drawn by David Rodney Oliver Jr. suffered cuts Sydney Biddle Barrows, known as Manhattan's day. Lows 25 to 32 and highs 28 to Dellarocco. 10, of 310 Bush Hill Road, a fourth grader at Keeney Series to look at aging and permanent damage to parts of Tuesday. 12;07 p.m. — medical Mayflower Madam because of her Pilgrim Divorce case still hung up 38. Street School. his eye resulting in a loss of vision call. 19 School St. (Town. ancestors, has a team of Seton Hall University Vermont: Occasionai snow A series on aging sponsored by the Department of Social Work Paramedics). Health and Human Services Secretary Mar­ and permanent scarring and dis­ law professors researching constitutional ques­ through Thursday. Highs 35 to 40 .r- at Manchester Memorial Hospital will begin Monday with a Tuesday. 1:23 p.m — medical garet Heckler lea/es the probate court in figurement. Oliver charges in the tions for her trial on charges of running a falling into the 20s by tonight and discussion of the physical aspects of aging led by Dr. L. Brandt, a call. 57 Hollister St. (Eighth Dedham. Mass. Tuesday after it was decided letter. high-class call-girl operation. The most interest­ District, Paramedics). there would be no court .session in her divorce holding there Thursday. gerontologist. Rodney Oliver Sr. said the cause ing angle being pursued is the idea that there is a Tuesday, 2:02 p.m. — alarm, F F Other topics covered during the seven-week series will be legal trial against her husband. John McGuire Of the accident was “ lack of constitutional right to privacy between a hooker Manchester Memorial Hospital Heckler. problems facing the aging, financial concerns of the elderly, supervision on buses” and "negli­ and her customer — an idea Professor Michael Extended outlook (Tow n). Two teams of lawyers for the Hecklers met in facing the loss of a loved one, improving communication, gence on the part of the bus driver I niciiu' Kastiions and • Zimmer says is gaining acceptance in New York Tuesday. 2:49 p.m. — water call. private nearly two hours with a Norfolk County Extended outlook for New resources for the elderly and making successful transitions. for failure to insure that windows courts. That not considered, another Seton Hall 187 W oodbridge St. (E ighth probate judge. After that session, the lawyers England Friday through Sessions will be held each Monday from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the on the bus were closed." law professor. Mark Denbeaux, says the defense District) moved their talks to a Boston law office. Sunday: hospital in conference rooms A/B. For more information and to Oliver went on to say: "The town team is "thoroughly convinced she ran a Tuesday, 5 p.m. — water call. 62 Connecticut, Massachusetts register for one or more of the programs, call the Social Work knew or should have known there legitimate escort service,” charging wealthy "The negotiations are going on. but I ’m not Starkweather St. (Eighth certain what the status is. "It's near enough that and Rhode Island: Chance of Department at MMH at 646-1222, extension 2182 or 2185. was a problem with controlling the customers from $125 to $400 per hour, and will children in. on and around buses District). seek to have the charges dismissed. we're not going to have a court session. " John flurries Friday. Chance of snow ,,, 260 NO MAIN ST E E Heckler said. Saturday. Clearing Sunday. i ^ MANCHESTIR CT The case was tentatively scheduled to resume High temperatures in the 30s. Double the , , NORTHWAY at 10 a m. today, barring a settlement. Low in the mid teens to mid 20s. Legislators Value of Your PI A2A Populists and politicians A negotiated agreement would spare the Vermont: Chance of some highest-ranking woman in the Reagan adminis­ snow each day. Highs 25 to 35. Coupons Rep. Bill Boner, D-Tenn.. took his just-one-of- tration and her husband from taking the stand to Lows 15 to 25. hail package the-guys campaign to the street last year and now air the reasons why their 31-year marriage New Hampshire, Maine: Flur­ is taking part-time jobs. He decided to take a started falling apart in 1963. Satellite view Details In Store ries or showers Friday. Chance regular job briefly each month to get a better idea HOMl Of tHl of snow north and rain or snow of road bills B PfOPlf PlfflStnS of how to help his constituents. The first odd job Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. EST shows a B south Saturday. Clearing Sun­ Play Circus for Boner, who lived on the street with Nashville's storm centered in eastern Ohio which produced heavy snow from day. Lows in the teens and 20s. Democratic representatives homeless for a weekend last year, will be at the Power of music eastern Tennessee northward to Ohio. Rain clouds are seen in New Bingo at Veteran's Administration Medical Center in Highs mid to upper 20s north and James R. McCavanagh of Man­ Power Station will supply the musical energy England. Little weather is occurring over the remainder of the country chester and Donald F. Bales of "W^vegot Andy’s and Ml Rih Nashville Thursday. "The first places I'll work for this week’s "Saturday Night Live,” then 30s south. with clear skies seen across the South and only patchy high clouds East Hartford joined House Demo­ Inlldli IIhl. U. 14, are those that deal directly with the public," he celebrate with a party and quietly short-circuit. over the central states and the northern Rockies. Win up to said. Other jobs lined up include bellhop, crats Monday in announcing their Fit. FA IS. John and Andy Taylor of Duran Duran, drummer support of a package of bills aimed *1,000 lA.FA It restaurant worker, mail carrier and claims Tony Thompson of Chic and singer Robert Long Island Sound at beefing up the state’s highway processor at the Social Security Administration Palmer will play "Some Like It Hot" and a " I knew this would draw some publicity, but that The National Weather Service safety standards. something rendition of T. Rex’s "Bang a Gong” from their forecast for Long Island Sound to isn’t why I am doing it.” he said. " I had hoped to upcoming record but say that will be their only Included in the package are bills Watch Hill, R.I., and Montauk work the first few jobs without anyone knowing live performance. Afterward they plan to adjourn requiring increased inspection of about it. I didn't do it during a campaign because I for a party to celebrate the short life of Power Point: all commercial motor vehicles, a didn’t want it to be viewed as a campaign Station and Andy Taylor’s 24th birthday. The Winds southwest 10 knots to 15 skill test for applicants for a gimmick." Boner says he’s trying to pick out jobs group also plans a video before splitting to knots this afternoon and wes­ motorcylce operator’s license, es­ on sale he didn’t get to do "when I was a kid.” resume their separate careers. terly tonight then increasing to tablishment of a motorcycle 15 to 25 knots Thursday. Visibil­ awareness program and increased ity 1 mile to 3 miles or less in SAN penalties for uninsured motorists. occasional snow and fog today ’’The increasing number of and 3 m iles to 5 miles in flurries LOS highway accidents, injuries and evierybody tonight and Thursday, otherwise fatalities have led to a public 5 miles or more through Thurs­ LOWEST outcry for improved safety on day. Weather cloudy through TEMPCRATUNES Connecticuts roads,” said McCa­ Thursday. Occasional snow to­ vanagh, a member of the Legisla­ day. Chance of a few flurries ture’s Public Safety Committee. wants. tonight and tomorrow. Average LCOCND- "Im m ediate steps must be taken to FRESHLY SLICED ^ ^ wave heights — 1 foot to 3 feet this tragic trend.” today and tonight. Bates, also a member of the [23***4”***'' Public Safety Committee, said the DOMESTIC $ i 99 UPI WEAinEM FOTOCAST' legislative package was a positive step toward combatting “ the high­ BOILED HAM High and low way safety crisis in our state.” The highest temperature re­ Included in the package were: Money. ported Tuesday by the National National forecast • A bill to increase the penalties Weather Service, excluding for operating heavy vehicles in the For the period ending 7 a.m. EST Thursday. During early Thursday Alaska and Hawaii, was 85 passing lane of a highway. morning snow is forecast for parts of the Pacific Northwest, the Great degrees at Los Angeles, Calif. ^ • A bill to install emergency FRESH ^ Lakes, and upper Ohio Valley. Elsewhere, the weather will be fair. Today's low was 10 degrees telephones on the Merritt and Minimum temperatures will inblude (maximum temperatures in below zero pt Hibbing, Minn. Wilbur Cross parkways. MUSHROOMS parenthesis): Atlanta 21(4B), Boston 23(34), Chicago 0(21), • A bill to change the grant 12 01. c «ll« kag Cleveland 9(21), Dallas 33(53), Denver 13(53), Duluth 1(17), Houston formula to towns for the repair and 3 35(57), Jacksonville 2B(59), Kansas City 11(29), Little Rock 27(52), maintenance of bridges so it would 3 Weather radio Los Angeles 38(73), Miami 32(61), Minneapolis 0(19), New Orleans include the number of bridges to be 34(50), New York 22(30), Phoenix 49(76), St. Louis 11(30), San repaired, the cost of repair and the The National Weather Service Francisco 48(62), Seattle 40(59), Washington 21(36). number of vehicles handled by GOLD MEDAL UPI Photo broadcasts continuous, 24-hour each bridge. weather information on 1^.475 • A bill requiring the state to Today In history m Hz in Hartford, 162.55 mHz in repair “ orphan bridges.” FLOUR 51b. bag O n Feb. 13,1945, Soviet forces capturecj New London and 162.40 mHz in Manchesteir Herald • A bill requiring the installa­ ju st call us at 1 -8 0 0 -C B T -L E N D to apply for a loan at our m ^ ia l low rate o f German troops were killed. 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4 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Feb. 13, 1985 Fire guts Manila hotel; death toll listed at 26 (XLEBRATE hospital officials said. Five fire­ serviceman at the U.S. Subic Bay By Martin Abuggao men were seriously injured when Naval Base north of Manila. United Press International their truck crashed into a cement Caroll was one of 14 IRS employees, six from Washington, post en route to the scene. MANILA. Philippines — Fire Witnesses told fire officials a M anchester D.C., and eight from overseas raced through a seaside resort loud explosion preceded the fire, hotel today, killing at least 26 posU, attending a conference at the seaside resort hotel, officials which broke out about 12:35 a.m., people, as terrified guests apparently in a second-floor con­ said. Only 12 were staying in the With min. *10 purchase at screamed “ help me, help me” ference room. They Ipaid no fire hotel; 11 escaped unharmed. from smoke-filled rooms and alarm sounded. jumped from window ledges. Two A U.S. Embassy spokesman said FREE Miniature Cherry Trees participating merchants. there plight be more American A power failure then plunged the Americans died in the blaze. building into darkness and pan­ Firefighters worked into the fatalities. At least 20 people were treated icked some 300 guests, many of evening to douse the pre-dawn fire whom waited hours to be rescued. that spread quickly and destroyed for smoke inhalation and cuts. BARGAINS GALORE IN EVERY STORE! SHOP EARLY - re the second and third floors of the CARRIAGE HOUSE nine-story, 470-room Regent of PERSONAL TEE MANCHESTER MALL HAIRDESIGN Manila Hotel. The cause of the 825 Main St. 811 Main St. blaze was unknown. 845 Main St. UPI photo “ It’s hard to say it’s under WALLPAPER SALE J. GARMAN CLOTHIER ANNE’S PLACE control,” Manila Fire Chief Col. WILTONS Alfredo Garcia said some 14 hours 887 Main St. 811 Main St. 964 Main St. Virginia suburb. The monarch con­ after the fire erupted. Former Presidents Gerald Ford, left, and Strong winds off Manila Bay JOHNNIE’S BRASS KEY cluded his talks with President Reagan 3 0 % D iscount REGAL’S ignited new fires in the hotel and MANCHESTER HARDWARE , right, meet with King 903 Main St. 829 Main St. Fahd of Saudi Arabia Tuesday at the on a Mideast peace initiative. flames could be seen raging from 877 Main St. some of the rooms. Saudi Arabian Ambassador's home in a The bodies of 18 people, includ­ LEAF, STEM & ROOT COVENTRY FARMS on over 100 K. B. & Co. RESTAURANT ing two Americans, were reco­ % 857 Main St. 609 Main St. vered by firemen and Garcia said yVallcovering 21 Oak St. eight other guests were found dead MICHAELS MARLOWS Korean vote results give in their rooms, but could not be 867 Main St. CROCKERY SHOPPE immediately brought down. The 958 Main St. ^OOkS thru 844 Main St. death toll could rise, he said. ^ Mareh 30 Most of the victims died of MARC BAKERY BLISH HARDWARE suffocation, officials said. 43 Purnell PI. 793 Main St. BOB & MARIE'S boost to opposition party It was the fourth hotel fire in the 832 Main St. Philippines since last Oct. 25, when NEW ENGLAND VIDEO a blaze set by arsonists gutted SELLER’S MUSIC represent Korean politics means a HARRISONS By Paul-Shin bly and the Kim-affiliated party Baguio City’s Pines Hotel and 50 Purnell PI. 841 Main St. United Press International will have 67. defeat not only for the KDP killed 25 people, including eight 649 Main St. In terms of popular vote, the (Korean Democratic Party), but Americans. The principal suspect CRAFT SUPPLY HOUSE also for the ruling DJP,” said Kim. BIBLES & BOOKS SEOUL, South Korea — A new ruling party won 35.3 percent, escaped last week. MIGUEL’S SHARPER who was not allowed to vote. 840 Main St. 50 Purnell Place political party allied with dissident compared with 35.6 percent in the Only 40 percent of the five-star IMAGE Kim Dae Jung captured 50 seats in last elections held in 1981. It fell hotel had been searched by mid- way behind in the cities, capturing The assembly elections are the afternoon because of intense heat FAIRWAY J&J JEWELERS 6 Pearl St. the National Assembly, final elec­ second since Chun took power five tion returns showed today, becom­ only 29.1 percent of the vote and smoke and the lack of bottled 975 Main St. 785 Main St. compared to 42.7 percent for the years ago. but the first to include oxygen, Garcia said. NASSIFF CAMERA ing South Korea’s major opposi­ an independent opposition aligned tion force and dealing a blow to New Korea Democratic Party. The dead Americans were iden­ FORMAL’S INN 639 Main St. Voter turnout was 84.2 percent, with South Korea’s two most MARVIN'S President Chun Doo Hwan’s tified as Edward Caroll, 50, a E. A. JOHNSON PAINT CO. 775 Main St. the highest in 25 years. prominent dissidents — Kim Dae regional officer of the Internal 981 Main St. government. Jung and Kim Young Sam. who are PEARL'S APPLIANCE Kim’s New Korea Democratic "The fact that the NKDP candi- Revenue Service based in Tokyo, 723 Main St., Manchester both banned from political Party ail but swept the other (fetes won first almost without and Louis Carroll Rowney, 62, a NASSIFF SPORTS JOHNSON PAINT CO. 649 Main St. opposition parties off the slate in exception in the big cities which activity. 64Q-4501______991 Main St. 723 Main St. Tuesday’s elections. NICHOL’S' “ I consider the outcome of the GLAZIERS JAN MARIE BOUTIQUE MOTORSPORTS elections as a great success for 631 Main St. 847 Main St. 661 Main St. democratic forces (in South Ko­ Via rea) Kim said, adding that it has IIS HONOR OF PAST PRESIDENTS BIRTHDA YS given him “ courage and hope” for TWEEDS MARY LEWIS the future. 637 Main St. 829 Main St. The elections were considered a The Downtown Merchants Are Making PRICES blow to Chun's government, which once condemned Kim to death. FANI’S KITCHEN They were not, however, expected Plans for Bargains Galore during the 1015 Main St. SLASHED!! to seriously affect Chun’s hold on power because his ruling Demo­ cratic Justice Party easily re­ Washington’s Birthday CelebrationI! CHERRY TREES ON SAT. FEB. 16 ONLY tained a majority of seats in the q- OUR FIRST VICE PRESIDENT WAS LATER 276-member National Assembly. FIRST 10-15 CUSTOMERS W/*10 PURCHASE Election rules had virtually PRESIDENT. NAME HIM. guaranteed Chun’s party a major­ ity in the assembly, which is swvav NHor ^ considered to have little power q IT IS POSSIBLE TO CHANGE THE COLOR over the president. Chun’s DJP party won 87 seats in OF MY EYES? \ the elections, the Kim-affiliated •quioi MDsneg Aq iNIXIVHfliiVN party captured 56, and the M3N 3HX HXIM S3A3 HflDA government-sanctioned opposition — the Korea Democratic Party — 3 0 HOIOD 3HX 30NVHO NVO OOA - S3A ® won only 26, final election results showed today. • 763 Mi^in St. PRESIDENTS’ BIRTHDAY^BLAST|^ The Korea National Party, a CLEARANCE PRICES WILL BE OFFERED moderate opposition group, col­ Manchester lected 15 seats, while two splinter OPTICAL 643 ri91 opposition groups got one seat FEBRUARY 14 thru FEBRUARY 18 I each. There also were four EASTERN CONNECTICUT’S independents. LEADING FULL SERVICE OPTICIANS! « SWEATERS « Seats were awarded to the two candidates winning the most votes in each of 92 electoral districts. 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J a c k United Press international leader expressed concern about to Greece. There was no indication when Chernenko.” Chernenko was last seen pub­ No respect for either side at the Capitoi Chernenko. 73, wrote the letters. complications to the econdmy due licly on Dec. 27 when he presented Anderson MOSCOW — The Soviet media to the harsh winter. Heiimplled the He added that the Soviet officials The Greek leader’s visit comes published two letters from Presi­ When Soviet leaders have been ill who informed him of Chernenko’s awards to Soviet writers in a at a time of strained Greek-U.S. side won in the election last fall — the expressed choice Soviet president was Working, at It was the week when the blinders came off, when Washington dent Konstantin Chenienko today and out of public view in the past, illness did not reveal the nature of nationally televised ceremony. relations. Athens has increasingly of the people — and as a result is now king of Capitol letters have often been sent in their least on a limited scale. m ajority Republicans and minority Democrats awoke — the first anniversary of his his affliction. turned to Moscow for support, Hill. He will run the com m ittee when he is presiding. Marry-Qo-Round name in an attempt to show they Chernenko, marking his first Last week, the official Ta.ss news to the political reality of life at the Legislature - and succession to the Kremlin leader­ anniversary in power, was ap­ A Soviet Foreign Ministry offi­ agency reported Chernenko had charging that Washington was C a p i t o l The Senate chairman, Sen. Ken Hampton of Haddam,, are performing their duties. cial al.so declined to comment on probably set the course for their relationship from now ship — apparently to prove he was pointed Feb. 13, 1984, as general addressed a meeting of the Polit­ tilting toward Turkey in a drawn- was a non-combatant in last w eek’s confrontation. The publication of the letters working despite nearly seven secretary of the Communist Party the Kremlin leader’s health, say­ buro, but there were no pictures or out dispute over Cyprus. on. C o m m e n t s In Gov. O’Neill’s case, the Democratic chief weeks absence from public view. came in the wake of Chernenko's ing only that he was out of town and Tw o big shoves in that direction w ere provided by the failure to meet Tuesday with Central Committee, the nation’s film to indicate the Kremlin chief ’s executive wanted only to have the Republicans The messages published by the most powerful position, and on unable to meet the Greek socialist O’N eill boys at the state Capitol — Bill the Democrat Bob Conrad visiting Greek Prim e Minister physical condition. understand that he will take his case to the public as .'official Tass news agency were in prime minister, who arrived Mon­ Pope John Paul II Syndicated Columnist Andreas Papandreou. Soviet offi­ April 11 was elected president by and Frank the Republican. response to letters from two peace day for an official visit. Just how ill Chernenko is has Pope John Paul 11 was born best he can, facing a GOP-controlled Legislature. Colombia cials said the Kremlin leader was the Supreme Soviet. Both came on the day after Gov. Bill O’Neill delivered groups — Argentina’s Appeal of Mouladas said he was not become a topic of speculation Karol Wojtyla in Wadowice (now O’Neill is a veteran of the Legislature. He knows how it too ill to attend the scheduled He succeeded President Yuri his budget message to the assembly. UM) in the Name of Life and the Andropov, who died Feb. 9 after troubled by the lack of details from amling diplomats and journalists. Krakow), Poland, on May 18.1920, £ i ! works. He knows he must make his own forum this meeting. Gov. Bill had invited legislative leaders of both Nordic group Treaty Now. Soviet officials or statements that year, as spokesman for his party and for himself, a They indicated that Chernenko, disappearing from public view for Rumors include a massive heart and was ordained a priest on N ov. parties to his office. The Republican team, most of Democratic members of the Legislature’s Labor and tightens up ' "You probably know that the six months. During that time, Chernenko was ill and was out of attack, a stroke or a recurrence of 1. 1946, He was promoted to Dem ocrat who intends to keep his job in 1986. who has not been seen publicly for Public Employees Committee after a brush that day Soviet Union already has pledged town. Afehbishop of Krakow on Jan. 13, them new at the business of actually running the almost seven weeks, was being Soviet officials said only that pneumonia, a disease that kept with the other O’Neill — Rep. Frank of Guilford. He is Above all, Bill O’N eill knows his budget is a proposal not to be the first to use nuclear “ I am not curious about this,” he Legislature, thought they were in for a discussion of the treated at an undisclosed location Andropov had a cold. him from work three months in 1964, and proclaimed a cardinal the panel’s House chairman. and no more. He knows the Legislature will, as he puts on drugs : weapons and this constructive Dmitrios Mouladas, a Greek said. “ Both could be true. He could 1983. June 26, 1967 Cardinal Wojtyla budget. And since they, the Republicans, are boss this outside Moscow. it. “ work its will.” stand has won the approval of the be ill and out of town. They do not was elected to succeed Pope John year, they thought they would do most of the telling The Dem ocratic m isery in adjusting to minority Politburo member Vladimir spokesman, told a news confer­ Papandreou, Foreign Minister vast majority of the U.N. member ence Tuesday, “ The planned meet­ contradict each other,” he said. Paul I on Oct. 16, 1978 about its chances in their arena instead of listening to status this year was expressed, indirectly, by Sen. Joe Shcherbitsky said in a nationally Andrei Gromyko and Prime Minis­ DELIVERY DAY was O’Neill’s opportunity to sell his states,” Chernenko wrote to the ing between Prim e Minister P a­ The combined statements what the governor wanted. Harper of New Britain when he charged that Frank speech Tuesday night product to the public through the media coverage of his WASHINGTON — The United Argentine group, which had ex- How wrong they were. Instead of a political pussycat O’N eill had run roughshod over accepted rules of address to the joint session of House and Senate. And States has had little success , they got Tony the Tiger. O’Neill held the center of the procedure in a com m ittee hearing. “ He violated all the his political hat was squarely on his head throughout — enlisting the governments ofj ring. He told the Republicans what bugged him about rules.” said Harper at a press conference he called especially when he turned to leave the podium. narcotics-producing coroilries in Farmers their perform ance so far. He said that if they expected im m ediately after the hearing. Turning to the Democrats on their side of the House, the fight against the international cooperation from him as governor, they had letter Harper holds that grand consolation prize which the Gov. Bill stopped for just a moment and gave a thumbs- dope traffic. These countries are«;. n/lm chester Legislature saves for defeated parties — the title of show a little disposition to understand his position. terrified their economids might*; plan rally ranking m inority mem ber. But whether he and his up . The dance, in this senion , clearly is on. Politically speaking, then, it l^ s become a session on collapse if the drug dealers are HOW DID IT GO? We asked House M ajority Leader Democratic colleagues were correct in objecting to the Hill. And that is probably for the best. Enough of the stopped. Bob Jaekle of Stratford and Senate M ajority Leader O’Neill’s tactics, the point was that O'Neill rubbed their hot air about reaching for consensus and cooperation Now there’s a faint glim m er of-* at capitoi P a r k a d e Reggie Smith of New Hartford. (Senate President Pro minority noses in his way of operating — and indicated between parties that are really rivals and in open hope that one of the worst offend­ Tern Philip Robertson of Cheshire had boycotted the that it’s going to be that way. competition for public approval. ers in this hemisphere — Colombia PIE R R E , S.D. (U PI) - More meeting, saying he wasn’t going to feed any headline — is beginning to realize that the Merchant’s Association IT M U S T B E N O T E D that Frank O’N eill, a form er Oh yes, it’s also a session for another important reason. than 5,000 frightened farmers hunting on O 'N eill’s part.) economic benefits of the dope shivering outside the state capitoi policeman and FBI agent, is a little of John Wayne, With one month gone, the familiar "Out of Order” sign Jaekle and Smith, in effect, locked arms and said, trade may not be worth the cheered wildly when they heard all General Patton, J. E dgar Hoover and turned up on the Coke machine in the Capitol’s second- MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST rather peevishly. "W e don’t get no respect." political instability. 'This possible 105 members of the state Legisla­ all rolled into one guy. All he needs to know is that his floor corridor. That was essentially the reaction on the part of change of attitude is reported in ture will troop to Washington seeking help for agriculture — confidential State Department ca­ BROAD STREET South Dakota’s No, 1 industry. $AVE-$AVE bles seen by my associate Donald Editorials "W e wanted to do more than just WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13th — Goldberg. talk to you and give you plati­ up to 70% OFF (All Offers Good Thru Feb. 18th, 1985) Colombia is the source of a large tudes,” proclaimed House Major­ share of the cocaine that is ity Leader Joe Barnett, announc­ 30 TO Fix the error smuggled into this country. For ing approval of the $95,000 trip. i 70% years, the United States has been ’The farmers, some of whom SAVE 50% SAVE 50% trying to get the Colombian go-, trekked hundreds of miles in $AVE $AVE"7V° vemment to crack down on grow ­ school buses and pickup trucks to in pension pian O join the Farm Alliance Day, ers. processors and shippers, who’: SWISS COLONY Off Original VITAMIN SALE 0 O packed the gymnasium at Riggs ALL ALL <3 have been operating with virtual’’ High School to listen to speakers PREMIUM The Manchester Board of Education should impunity in Colombia. BLUE RIBBON QUALITY SAVE M'" SAVE »5“ ■ 0 urging action to ease the nation’s WINTER Price <0 As recently as last year, the take immediate action to correct a mistake farm debt crisis. PLUSH 500 MG 400 lU which has resulted in retired teachers Colombians were clearly not en­ Then, braving a wind-chill factor HICKORY SMOKED MERCHANDISE VITAMIN VITAMIN receiving less pension money than they were thusiastic about the anti-drug war. . of 4 degrees, they marched to the ALL ? Drug Enforcement Administra-,, capitoi with placards reading BEEF LOG guaranteed under an early-retirement offer. $ - f 9 9 £ tion officials privately told several "Credit is debt, debt is a slavery ” |13 oz.) ANIMALS About a dozen teachers retired under the and “ Save the family farm” for a BUY ONE CC 99 MO © members of Congress that DEA’s. ONLY WINTER IQO 1980 program, which offered higher-than- offices in Bogota were actually 45-minute rally. Rag. $2.49 Rog $6.95 Small businessmen closed their usual pension payments as a retirement being bugged by the government. $ 9 9 8 GET ONE COATS & shops, and schools canceled reg, *4** incentive. The purpose of the one-time offer classes in a show of support for the 1/2 PRICE NATUREMADE was to help reduce the school system’s salary BUT ’THE UGLY TURN of; rally Tuesday, which swelled the FREE JACKETS - W budget. events in the past year has. city’s population by 50 percent. 649-5147 But it now appears that the retirees are not apparently been an eye-opener for “ What the rally is doing is to the government of President Beli- show there is unified concern from millie frugal EMPHASIS getting all the money they were promised. sario Betancur. Not only have U.S.: all segments of business in the REEDS state, not just the farmer,” said . One retiree got just half of what she expected diplomats and drug agents been- IMNCMMRPMKAM Dean Randall, president of the this year, the school board was told this week. threatened, causing the State South Dakota Retailers It’s not clear why the pension benefit is less Department to recall some fo f Association. than was expected, and officials say they their own protection, but Colombi­ For every four to five farmers ^ °° know little about the matter. But the retirees ans themselves have been targets, who go bankrupt. South Dakota $AVE ^5°° $AVE SAVE 50% SAVE 2 SAVE 50

8 _ MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Feb. 13, 1985 V.S./World In SPORTS Ex-Atlanta mayor blasts program ATLANTA — A CBS-TV mini-series reliving the two-year nightmare of the m urder of 29 young blacks in Atlanta was ‘ a set of falsehoods which confounds belief," former Atlanta Mayor Spano’s hoops lift Manchester over Fermi Maynard Jackson charged today. Jackson, who was in office during the murders and depicted in Manchester to a 30 30 draw in that the movie, said he would not rule out the possibility of a lawsuit E NFIELD - With homestand­ did the job,” said Manchester into the final eight minutes of play. of his game-high 23 points in the Indians escaping with their second against CBS. ing Fermi High playing inspired coach Doug Pearson, who saw his Manchester had a 17-7 spread after fourth quarter, grabbed onto win in a row. department. Webb had 20 points and Blaser 16 'What we have here is a set of falsehoods which confounds basketball, and* holding a five- club climb to 8-3 in the CCC East, eight minutes but the Falcons, another offensive rebound for “ They pressed us all game and for Fermi, which was 24-for-63 belief, done purely for profit," charged Jackson in an interview point lead in the fourth quarter, 10-6 overall. It is the 10th season in behind the hot of Don another score for the lead. The double teamed all night,” Pearson on CBS Morning News. matters didn’t look good for Pearson’s 11-year tenure Man­ Webb and Bob Blaser, moved into bucket proved to be the game- cited, “ but (Marc) Hendricks did a from the field. "Ferm i put up a real good battle, Mayor Andrew Young also criticized the five-hour "docud- Manchester High. chester has won 10 or more games. a halftime deadlock at 31-all. winner. real good job beating the press. 1 thought both teams played really rama” shown by CBS on Sunday and Tuesday nights that cast Time, however, was on the Silk ” Our defense forced them to take a Ferm i’s lead was 48-47 with Fermi came down and missed Hendricks, Mike Lata and Brian Towners’ side. couple of bad shots and turn the three minutes left when Manches­ twice before being forced to foul Milone did a real good job and hard." Pear.son said. doubt on W illiam s’ guilt. Manchester’s next outing is The Indians wiped out the Falcon ball over. ter forward Russ Anselmo was Anselmo with four seconds left. He Spano and Anselmo had their best Friday night at Rockville High at lead with three minutes left on a And when we got the ball we fouled. The senior tri-captain misfired — Manchester was O-for-5 games in a long tim e." Witness assails enemy count Brian Spano offensive rebound worked it for good shots. We’re a missed the front end of the from the charity stripe in the Despite the Ferm i pressure, 7:45. Manchester was charged with only MANCHESTKR (5») — Chuck S o ­ bucket, and the 6-9 center turned in young team but we didn’t crack one-and-one but Spano latched fourth period — with the Falcons telo 0 0-0 0, Brian Milone 0 2-2 2, Russ NEW Y O R K — Reports to the C IA on enemy troop strength in a repeat performance with 30 against the pressure. It was a real onto the offensive rebound and getting the rebound and calling a 14 turnovers. Anselmo SO-414, Sam Henderson00-00, the Vietnam War were “crap” because they deliberately seconds left for the winning bucket good win, maybe our best team deposited it into the basket for timeout. Anselmo netted 16 points, Hen­ More Hendricks 50-010, Mike Lato3 2-3 8, Brian Arnold 0 0-0 0. Brian Spano 10 underestimated the number of communist soldiers, a former as Manchester edged Fermi, 59-57, effort in awhile. The kids were Manchester’s first lead in awhile. Good Manchester defensive dricks 10 and Lata 8 for the Silk 3-5 23. Totals 24 7-14 59. „ Army intelligence chief says. in CCC Eastern Division play really tired at the end,” he added. The lead see-sawed back and pres.sure, however, forced the Towners. Spano was lO-for-13, FERMI (57) — Don Webb 7 4 8 20, Tuesday night. It was a good kind of tired. forth until' the clubs were dead­ Falcons into taking a poor percen­ Anselmo 8-for-16 and Manche.ster Brad Moskowlo 00-00, Bob Blaser 40-0 Col. Gains Hawkins, who compiled the official enemy troop 12, Bruce Becktord 5 1-3 11, Chris figures during the Vietnam conflict, testified Tuesday in Gen. “ Fermi had the lead with four Fermi, 4-7 in the CCC East and locked at 57-57 with less than a tage shot. Webb’s de.speration toss 26-for-50 from the field. Spano also Chapman 1 0-0 2, Jeff Houde 1 1-2 3, William Westmoreland ’s $120 million libel case against CBS that minutes left but then our defense 5-11 overall, had a 46-43 edge going minute to play. Spano. who had 10 from midcourt fell short with the gathered home 15 rebounds to pace Mark Johnson 4 1-3 9. Tofals 24 9-14 57. figures he took to CIA headquarters in Langley, Va., for an August 1967 conference "did not in any way represent enemy photo by Pm'o strength.” The trial is scheduled to resume today in U.S. District Court in Manhattan at 10 a.m. EST. Driven Lemieux MVP in NHL All-Star clash Statistics show drug probiem Before he went to CIA headquarters, Hawkins said he was alcohol issues to help them plan for the work at ordered by Col. Charles Morris, head of intelligence production squad. Charles Williams, director of the Prevention Division of under Westmoreland’s intelligence chief, Gen. Phillip Davidson, CALGARY. Alberta (UPI) - Hartford’s Ron Francis opened Perhaps it was his name that the Connecticut Alcohol and Drug Abuse Commission, Crossroads. The 15 people attending the seminar to lower the estimate of enemy forces. the .scoring at 1;40 of the first helped park Mario Lemieux on the Cheevers on way out? presented some startling statistics on teenage drug and learned from studies Williams presented that 50 percent “ Were they your best estimate?” asked CBS attorney David period, sliding a 15-foot back­ Wales Conference All-Star team. hander past Edmonton goalie of junior high and high school students use drugs and Boies. BOSTON (UPI) — Gerry mired in fourth place in the alcohol abuse to members of the Board of Directors of But once the game began Tuesday Andy Moog. Philadelphia’s Tim “ No, sir. They represented crap," Hawkins replied. Cheevers will be fired as coach NHL’s Adams Division with a Crossroads at a workshop Monday. Crossroads is the alcohol, that 20 percent are regular or heavy drinkers and night he was a driven man. Kerr raised it to 2-0 at 5:31, tucking of the struggling Boston Bruins 25-24-7 record, three points that marijuana is smoked at least once a month by 29 The 19-year-old rookie scored the puck between Moog and the local teenage drug and alcohol abuse treatment and and replaced by Friday, a behind Quebec. twice, including the game-winner, post. prevention center. The purpose of the workshop, percent of high school seniors. The statistics also President plans vacation television station says. Neither Cheevers nor Sinden and added an to earn the However, the Campbell closc-d to showed that 70 percent of high school seniors use WCVB-TV, Channel 5, quoted were available for comment on according to Rabbi Richard Plavin, president of W ASHINGTON — President Reagan is pulling up stakes today $18,000 car as Most Valuable 2-1 62 seconds later when Marcel unnamed sources as the basis the report. Crossroads' Board of Directors, was to help board alcohol and that 6 percent of them use marijuana daily. and heading for his mountaintop ranch near Santa Barbara for a Player, in leading the Wales Dionne of Los Angeles drilled a for its report Tuesday night. The Bruins were in Los members become more informed about drug and five-day sojourn, his first vacation since he began his second Conference to a 6-4 victory over the 25-foot slapshot that hit Wales Campbell Conference in the 37th The station said Cheevers, a Angeles for a game Thursday term three weeks ago. defenseman Mike Ramsey and annual NHL All-Star game. former All-Star goalie with the night against the Kings. Most members of Congress also will be away for the long eluded his Buffalo teammate Tom Lemieux, the No. I pick in the Bruins, had offered his resigna­ Sinden and Bruins Assi.stant Police Roundup weekend over George Washington’s birthday to be celebrated Barrasso. who was in the net. NHL last June after an outstanding tion to Bruins General Manager General Manager Tom Johnson officially on Monday, junior hockey career, was cho.sen Harry Sinden twice in the past were expected to attend Tues­ Toronto’s Miroslav Frycer tied Reagan returns to Washington Sunday and will meet with over Warren Young as the Pitts­ two weeks, but that Sinden had day night’s All-Star game in the score, firing a 25-foot wrist shot British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher on Wednesday. This burgh Penguin representative. turned down the offers. Calgary, Alberta, but failed to from the slot through Barras.so’s Teen charged in MHS gym incident week, he wrapped up talks with Saudi Arabian King Fahd. It said Sinden apparentiy appear. Young is the leading goal scorer legs. Krushelnyski started the play Reagan’s interest in the proposed “ Star Wars" missile-defense among rookies. changed his. mind after the Asked earlier in the day if off a 3-on-2 break. Pearson ordered them out a second to the custody of his mother. Morris.sey pulled his eruiser to A Manchester teenager was plan has increased in the past few weeks, and he has decided it "W afren Young could be here in Bruins dropped back-to-back Cheevers had been fired, John­ Goalies Moog and Barrasso time and one got into an argument The case has been referred to the the side of the road and signalled arrested Monday and turned over will be a non-negotiable issue in upcoming arms control talks my place,” said Lemieux, who in games against the Chicago son replied, "N o.” excelled over the first 10 minutes of with Pearson, police said. Pearson police department's juvenile unit. Vichi to stop, police said. But Vichi Cheevers became the Bruins' to juvenile authorities after he with the Kremlin, his first 52 games with Pittsburgh Black Hawks last weekend. the second period, making key ordered one youth he recognized to first slowed and then sped past 14th coach in 1980 when he allegedly kicked Manchester High The Soviets, on the other hand, insist "Star Wars” research has 22 goals and 38 assists. "There At the time, Sinden was saves to preserve the 2-2 tie. Both wait while he called for security, A Manchester teenager was Morri.ssey. fleeing between the retired as a player and has led School basketball coach Douglas will jeopardize the chance of a U.S.-U.S.S.R. agreement on are so many good players every quoted as saying Boston’s per­ were replaced at the midway point but the youth started to walk away, arrested Monday night after he cruiser and a tree, police said. Boston to Adams Division titles Pearson in the stomach, police offensive weapons. The hardening of positions is taking place in place. formance was “ a disgrace to — Moog by Fuhr and Barrasso by police said. crashed his snowmobile into a Police said the snowmobile hit the the Bruins’ uniform,” in 1983 and 1984. His coaching said today. advance of the March 12 meeting in Geneva, Switzerland, when “When I was selected he Lindbergh. Although the police report of the police cruiser on West Vernon cruiser and disappeared down the The Bruins are currently record currently is 204-126-46. Police said Pearson then both sides square off for many months of negotiations. (Young) told me to bring the car The Rangers' Anders Hedhcrg, incident shows the youth's age as Street, police said today. street with its lights off. grabbed the boy’s arm and the boy Reagan also played host at a White House luncheon for about 80 back," who is retiring after this season, 17, police said the youth is actually Police said a patrol officer was Morrissey followed the snowmo­ Campbell narrowed it to 5-4 when pulled away and kicked Pearson in distinguished scientists, mathematicians, physicists and three Lemieux won the car, but will not scored a remarkable 133 goals and put the Wales ahead 3-2 at 13:46, younger and Is legally a juvenile. sent to West Vernon Street shortly bile's tracks to Vichi's home and be bringing it back to Pittsburgh. 149 assi.sts in 70 games in his last Winnipeg’s Randy Carlyle blasted the stomach. Another youth dozen Nobel Prize winners. faking Fuhr after being sent in They would not release his name. shoved Pearson into the bleaehers. before 11 p.m. to investigate arrested Vichi on charges of He is giving it to his 20-year-old year in the Quebec Junior Hockey a 20-foot wrist shot past Philadel­ alone by lA'iiiieux. The teenager was one of several police said. At that point, an reports of a snowmobile being failure to stop for an authorized brother Richard, who works in a League. phia goalie Pelle Lindbergh at Lemieux hiked it to 4-2 at 17; 47, Pearson found playing basketball assistant coach entered the gym driven recklessly through the per.sdn. driving without valid reg- Montreal grocery store. "It is easier to play in the 17:09. taking a pass from Kirk Muller, the in the high school gymnasium after and the boys fled, police said. neighborhood. i.stration and insufficient lighting. Japanese gang spikes candy Lemieux scored the winning goal Alt-Star Game because you can Lindbergh made a sensational Devils 19-year-old rookie, in the school let out Monday at about 3 at 11:09 of the third period. He control the puck and there is very skate save on Gretzky with less deep slot and snapping a 30-fooler Shortly thereafter, police said Officer Michael Morrissey ar­ Morrissey also gave Vichi vvbal TOKYO — "The Man with 21 Faces” extortion gang today p.m., police said. Police said skated down left wing and cut to little hitting." than a minute left after the past Fuhr to give the Wales a 4-2 they apprehended the boy Pearson rived on the scene and spotted a warnings for reckless drivin^nd threatened to scatter cyanide-laced treats across Japan amid a Pearson asked the youths to leave the middle before firing a short Boston defenseman Ray Campbell pulled its goalie. Mo­ lead. had recognized and Pearson iden­ snowmobile being driven by John evading responsibility. Morrissey and they complied, but a short time Valentine’s Day candy-buying spree. Six packages marked wrist shot between the legs of Bourque set an All-Star Game ments later. Washington’s Mike “ The future of the league is great tified him as the one who kieked J. Vichi. 16. of 84 McDivitt Drive, reported finding snowmobile later the custodian found them “ you'll die if you eat this” were found in two cities. Edmonton goalie Grant Fuhr to record with four assists to help the Gartner scored into an empty net when young kids ean come in and him. The boy was charged with coming towards his cruiser, police tracks on many private lawns on Pittsburgh's Mario Lemieux was named Most Valuable back in the gym. The gang, which has terrorized the nation fornearly a year and make it 5-3. Wales Conference to its third with nine .seconds remaining to play the way they (Lendetix and third-degree assault and released .said. West Vernon Street. Player of Tuesday night's NHL Aii-Star Game in Calgary. The youths refused to leave when eluded capture despite the largest police dragnet in modern “ It was my first All-Star Game victory ii) the last four All-Star make it 6-4, Muller) did. It shows what is ahead Japanese history, made its warning in a letter to the Mainichi Lemieux led the Wales Conference to 6-4 win over the and I was very nervous. But I did Games. The Oilers’ Mike Krushelnyski for the game.” said Wales Coach newspaper today. Campbell Conference. the job,” said Lemieux, who After Lemieux’s second goal, the had four a.ssists for the Camphell Al Arbour of the Islanders. The threat came as police said six candy packets with labels Kidnapping spurs contingency pian marked “ you’ll die if you eat this” and signed by the “ The Man with 21 Faces” had been found in two cities. At least three were MEXICO CITY (UPI) - The Thursday near the U.S. Consulate families that might be a target." Camarena — one of 200 special poisoned with cyanide, police said. Bowie talk of the town Jim Rice expected United States is ready to evacuate in Guadalajara. 280 miles northw­ Gavin said. agents overseas — was assigned to The discovery came just before Valentine’s Day, a Western "several cases” investigating 75 American drug enforcement offi­ est of Mexico City. "If necessary, we are moving import heavily promoted by retailers who expect some $150 from the Republic of Mexico tho.se major drug traffickers and 18 cials and their families from The U.S. Embassy has offered a million in candy sales in the first half of February, according to officers and their families." the major gangs operating out of as Blazers whip Celts Mexico in the wake of the recent $50,000 reward for information industry officials. to sign Bosox pact kidnapping of a narcotics agent by leading to the agent's ambassador said. Mexico. suspected drug traffickers. whereabouts. In what appeared to be a related “We have received more than PORTLAND, Ore. (U PI) - Sam BOSTON (UPI) - Slugger Jim Rice has .304 home runs. 1,067 RBIs U.S. Ambassador John Gavin Gavin said security is being development, authorities said a just threats against our agents," Bowie is the talk of the town as far NBA, college roundups Rice was expected to sign a $10 and had a lifetime batting average said Tuesday neither American increased at the embassy and at Mexican pilot. Alfredo Zavala Mullen said. Bill outlaws accidental killings as Boston Coach K.C. Jones is million, five-year contract today of .304 until he slipped lust sea.son nor Mexican officials have re­ the consulate in Guadalajara, the Avelar. was abducted two hours An embassy spokesman said concerned. — See page 11 with the Boston Red Sox. making to .280. But he still managed to hit ceived any word on the fate of country's second-largest city and a after Camarena. Zavala Avelar. a ■ Tuesday no American officials or JACKSON, Miss. — Mississippi’s House, after balking for two Portland started quickly and him one of the highest paid players 28 homers and knock in 122 runs. veteran Drug Enforcement Ad­ major transit point for illicit drug Mexican, apparently flew drug- their families have been evacuated years, has approved the repeal of a dark days law excusing the overwhelmed the NBA champion in major league baseball. Rice and his agent. George out with a knee injury, and scored ministration agent Enrique Cam- traffic into the United States. detection missions in Mexico. yet. although one DEA agent was accidental or misfortunate killing of a servant “ white lawfully Celtics Tuesday night 111-103 as The Boston Herald said "only Kalafutis, met Tuesday at Fenway 10 of his 21 points, got five rebounds arena Salazar. "Once again, we are increasing Officials said that,they had not forced to leave Guadalajara last correcting a servant." Bowie scored 16 points, blocked minor problems in the language of Park with Red Sox officials to and three assists in the first 12 Camarena, a naturalized U.S. our security measures, in particu­ received any information on Zava­ year after shots were fired on his Before passing the repeal measure by a 114-0 vote Tuesday, the four shots and hauled in 13 the agreem ent” remained to finalize the deal. minutes. citizen, was reported kidnapped by lar for those officers and their la's fate. car. House also added an amendment repealing “ excused” killings of rebounds. worked out and quoted the Red Sox “There are a couple of small " I have to try to make the best of four suspected drug traffickers DEA chief Francis Mullen said children from the old law. " controlled the leftfieldcr as saying ho "antici­ details still to be worked on. If they it,” Drexler said of his starting, boards, blocked shots and just pates no problems in solving tho.se don’t make the change, I won’t "I don’t think we ought to have any provision in the law that ‘"rhey come few and far between. played a sensational game from differences." sign, but I ’m 95 percent confident it excuses the killing of any human being." said Rep. Mike Nipper, Everybody hustled in the first start to finish,” said Jones. “ I "The contract makes me one of will be all settled before the press who introduced the amendment. quarter.” Obituaries could talk about him for an hour.” the top five players in baseball conference," Rice was quoted as Calhoun speculated he had been unsuccessful getting the law "Portland played a great It was Portland’ third straight unless somebody signs a bigger saying. repealed the past two years because lawmakers were reluctant victory arid the 7-1 rookie center game,” Jones said. "Their fast The funeral will be Friday at 9; 15 Brandon, Fla. The Stowers Fun­ one tomorrow," Rice told the " I now have the .security I ’ve Joseph C. Thibeault to admit it ever existed. has been instrumental in all of break was a telling blow. They a.m. at the John F. Tierney eral Home had charge of newspaper. been looking for.” he added. ” I ’ve Joseph Clifford Thibeault of “ You don’t like to remember the dark days of your history,’ them. came out running, jumping... we Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., Red Sox ace reliever Bob Stan­ said many times I don’t want to Vernon. 54, formerly of Manches­ arrangements. Calhoun said. "It seemed as though the committee chairman “ I think we’re tired of losing,” tried to get back into it too quickly, followed by a mass of Christian ley, meanwhile, was reported to leave Boston and I meant it. Now it ter, the husband of Madeline didn’t see fit to bring it up. said Bowie. "You reach a point making just one pass and then burial at 10 a.m. at St. James Elizabeth Post have reached agreement on a $4 looks as though I ’m staying and it’s (Baldwin) Thibeault, died Tues­ that you just won’t let it happen taking poor percentrage shots. Church. Burial will be in the St. Elizabeth Post died Monday at million-plus deal over four years. nice to know you’re wanted.” day at Manchester Memorial any more.” There wasn’t much defense James Cemetery. Calling hours Southwestern Vermont Medical Boston's Larry Bird (33) puts in a reverse layup over Both contracts, which would ■ The Herald said Stanley’s tenta­ Hospital. Portland, led by Clyde Drexler’s there.” are Thursday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 Center in Bennington, Vt., after a Portland's Sam Bowie (30) in their game Tuesday in take effect in 1986, were expected tive pact, also hammered out He was bom in Stockholm, remarkable first period, moved to Darnell Valentine led Portland to 9 p.m. long illness. She was a Bennington to be announced officially todaif Tuesday, calls for between $4.25 Maine, Dec, 4,1930, and had been a a 38-21 lead. Drexler started in with 23 points while Jim Paxson Portland. Blazers, behind Bowie's play, topped the resident and the mother of Mary P. a news conference at Fenway and $4.4 million through 1989, with Vernon resident for 24 years. joined Drexler with 21. Celtics. place of Kiki Vandeweghe, who is Park. an option for 1990 that would He worked at Pratt & Whitney Jethro Crockett Jarvis-Smith of Manehester. Rice’s contract would reportedly increase the "value of the pack­ for more than 20 years. He was a Private grave.side services at She is also survived by two sons, BRAKE run through 1989 with an option age” by an unspecified amount. veteran of the Korean Conflict, East Cemetery were held today for Edward T. Post Jr. of Richmond, STOP year in 1990. The Herald said Rice The Boston Globe said the pact serving in the U.S, Army. Jethro Crockett, the infant son of England, and Williman M. Post of Bennington, Vt.; a sister, Jane BRAKE Aquinas overwheims East hoopsters "confirmed he would earn approx­ calls for $4.3 million. Besides his wife, he is survived Michael W. and Linda (Roberts) CENTERS, INC. SPECIALS imately $10 million over the next Stanley, 30. who earned approxi­ by his mother, Albertine (Jarvis) Crockett of Manchester. He died Howland of New York City; and East is back in action Friday Despite a sluggish first half, the pulled away. five years.” Thibeault, of Broad Brook; twin Friday at Manche.ster Memorial five grandchildren. NEW BRITAIN - A 21-point mately $500,000 last year, has a night at Xavier High in Eagles came on strong in the third AQUINAS (75) — Jim Ftrland 2 2 4, Rice told the newspaper he daughters, Sheryl Thibeault and Hospital. A memorial service wili be held halftime deficit proved too much to Kurt Bauer 4 412, Bill Amaya 204, Rick career record of 88-64, including 07 Sunday at 2 p.m. at Old First WITH STATl-OPTHKnAirr BRAICK SIRVICll overcome as visiting East Catholic Middletown. quarter when they enjoyed a 23-12 Kusmlrek 11 2 24, Pete Bartlewsk1113, would not put his signature on the saves — 55 of them over the last Sandra Thibeault, both of Vernon; Besides his parents, he is sur­ scoring advantage. Senior guard Dante VasI 4 2 10, Scott Rlnqulst 5111, pact unless he and the Red Sox three sisters, Exina Hafford of Church, Old Bennington, Vt. Bur­ dropped a 75-57 HCC contest to host Aquinas’ 6-8 center Rick Kus- two seasons — making him among vived by a sister, Brann Crockett, Chris Galligan canned nine of his Dick Kumm 2 1 5, Totals 31 13-14 75. straightened out the disputed ial will be in Park Lawn Cemetery, St. 'Thomas Aquinas in New Britain mirek pumped in a game-high 24 the best relievers in the game. He Haverhill. Mass., Yvonne Bro- at home; his maternal grandpar­ m o M team-high 21 points in that span, language, but said he was "95 zowski of Norwich and Mary Lyons ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Roberts Bennington. m o a t Tuesday night. points. EAST CATHOLIC (S7) — Chris chajked up a 9-10 record in 57 while Larry Stanford added six percent confident" the unspecified of Broad Brook. of Willimantic; his paternal grand­ Memorial donations may be D IS C M A K I S DRUMBIIAKIS It was the fourth straight loss for Galligan 9 3 21, Kevin Riggs 32 8, Todd appearances with Boston in 1684 made to the Bennington Resuce the Eagles, still winless in the "They hurt us getting the ball to and Dave Sander four. PIneo 3 2 8, Larry Stanford 2 4 8, Kevin issues would be settled in time for and had a 3.54 earned run average. A The funeral will be Thursday at parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. East managed to cut the lead to Madden 0 00, Poul GuordlnoOOO, J.R. Kusmlrek, who shot them in from the scheduled II a.m. EST Nicholas Colasanto 10:15 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Crockett of Manchester; and sev­ Squad, through Mahar & Son conference at 0-12, 3-IS overall. Cllshum 3 2 8, Dave Sander 1 2 4, Andy Stanley had threatened to be­ the outside and the inside,” said nine points until midway through announcement. Home, 400 Main St., with a mass of eral aunts, uncles and cousins. Fuenral Home, 628 Main St., 59.95 4 9 .9 5 The Saints improved to 5-6 in the Klopter 0 0 0, Damian Canny 0 0 0, come a free agent after the 1685 . . . played the ‘Coach’ par axle East coach Ray Page. the fourth quarter, when Aquinas Totols 21 15-21 57. In 10 years with the Red Sox. Christian burial at 11 a.m. at Memorial donations may be Bennington, Vt., 05201. p e ra xla HCC and 9-8 overall. season. Nick Colasanto, 61, Church of the Assumption. Burial made to a charity of the donor's Lillian Teodorezyk . F m ( wh»«l brak» tn«p«ctton • FraeAwhasIbntolnapacllan will be in St. James Cemetery. choice. • Rtplaoe pids with new • Raplaca ahoaa with naw ‘Coach* on ‘Cheers’ Calling hours are today from 2 to 4 Holnaes Funeral Home, 400 Main Lillian B, (Gombeski) Teodore­ guaranteed cMec pede Hnings zyk, 59, of Hartford, the widow of LOS ANGELES (UPl) - Nicho­ p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. St., hail charge of arrangements. • Reeurfaoe rotora • Rssuifaos drams Waiter J. Teodorezyk, died Mon­ Movement on freshmen rule Is a welcome sign las Colasanto, a veteran actor and • Raplaca graese aaola • Inapacl whaal cylindara day at her home. She was the director who played the Coach on • Inspect and repack wheel • Inspect hold down springs Rose M. Dziadus Joseph W. Gasper mother of Waiter Teodorezyk of the NBC series "Cheers,” died bsaiings • Lutxicats backing pMsa compete for Manchester High. varsity teams, the varsity will benefit in the Manchester. There appears to be some movement towards Tuesday at his home of a heart Rose M. (Klein) Dziadus, 70, of Joseph W. Gasper, 71, of Bran­ • Inspect callpere • Inspect hydraulic systsm That’s the exception, not the rule. immediate future. She is survived by four other solving the ongoing problem of ninth graders — i.e. attack, a network spokeswoman Ellington, a former Manchester don, Fla., died Monday in Florida. • Inspect hydraulic systara • Rsadjust brakss In basketball, for example, if there was a ninth And there is the plight of wrestling. Coach Barry sons, Albert and Marvin Teodore­ freshmen — being eligible for interscholastic high said. He was 61. resident, the wife of Edward S. He was the husband of Anne • tjubdeate callpar anchora • Road teat grader head and shoulders above all others at Illing or Bernstein has seen his team hit by a wave of injuries of zyk. both of Hartford, Keven school activities although they’re designated as junior Thoughts The stocky character actor Dziadus, died Tuesday at Rock­ (Ambrose) Gasper of Brandon and • Inspect fluid levels Bennet, that individual could not even come up and late. That’s depleted the ranks. Even from the outset Teodorezyk of Maine and Kenneth high students. played Ernie Pantusso, a former ville General Hospital. the father of Joseph Gasper of • Add fluid If raquirad The Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Confer­ play with the JV team and gain experience there. Manchester was shprthanded as it couldn’t field She was born in Manchester and Auriemme of Texas; three daugh­ ApLENty Boston Red Sox coach with a warm Manchester. He was a former • Road last ence suggested an eight-semester eligibility limit for lighter weight athletes and had to forfeit two weight ters, Darlene Medina and Lilene If the new regulation is adopted, that will no longer heart but an often muddled sense had lived in town most of her life. member of the Manchester Police all interscholastic athletes in Connecticut public Len Auster classes. Teodorezyk, both of Hartford, and be a problem. And Manchester High may see itself the of what to make of barroom She was the daughter of the late Department. schools at its Board of Controf meeting last week in Having freshmen should alleviate that dilemma. Janet (Auriemme) MaCura of OMMnlMe Slop QuM bmw thoM and dito brtto pBdi m HBTrsnltE fw Sports Editor beneficiary of three varsity seasons from a youngster conversations and drink orders in Stephen and Rose Klein. She had (Jasper was an experimental test Hamden. The new regulation would put Manchester on an Texas; and 17 grandchildren. M lOM M you own your Anwrtotn or kMalon oar. If thdy MBT «PdW ou t MW instead of two, which is the case most of the time the Boston bar. also lived in Coventry before operator for United Technologies S top Q u ilt braha ih o a a o r p a d i wNl ba In o tM id w M io u l oharsa fo r t h i ahoaa What it would mean is junior high students at Illing even keel with all others in the CCC Eastern Division. The funeral will be Thursday at o r pada o r th a la bor to InataU tb a ahoaa o r pada. AddRIonal p a ita andtor labor nowadays. He was recovering from a moving to Ellington 11 years ago. for 30 years. He was a member of and Bennet would be eligible to compete at the high Its seven fellow members are all four-year high 8:15 a.m. at Maple Hill Chapels, raquIiadloraatoratbaayalawtoopafaliBwaloorwmtonaiaartra. longstanding heart ailment when She was active in the Coventry the Church of the Nativity in school level, if the suggestion is passed. A sophomore starter at Manchester High is rare. schools. Manchester has been behind in getting Garden Club for many years. Brandon. 380 Maple Ave., Hartford, followed he suddenly died while sitting in The ruling — again, if passed — will be too late for for awhile. Yes, there have been and will be talented individuals mileage from its younger athletes. Besides her husband, she is by a mass of Christian burial at 9 bed watching television. ' \ He also is survived by another bOCALLVOWNHIA the Manchester High wrestling season, which comes For too many seasons, Manchester has drawn on who can step right in. But the vast majority have to The regulation will allow them to catch up. survived by a brother, Frank J. a.m. at Sts. Syril and Methodius Colasanto was born in Provi­ son, Robert J. Gasper of Killing- to an end this weekend as it takes part in the C IAC . three grades for its junior varisty and varsity teams in learn the Manchester system as a sophomore and not Word is adoption of the plan probably won’t come Klein of San Diego, Calif.; a Church. Hartford. Burial will be in dence, R.I., and studied to be an worth; a daughter, Deborah Gua- State Tournament. But the ruling will have its effect most of its sports. In those where teams are not be a contributor until his junior year. about until the CIAC’s meeting in May. daughter, Paula DeBlois of Tol­ Mount St, Benedict Cemetery, accountant. He gave up his job rino of Houston, Texas; and five 248 Spruce St. • Manchester. CT • 646-7202 for future seasons and that is what I ’ve wanted to see offered at the junior high level, those athletes can When freshmen are allowed to play with junior We’re hopeful it will come to pass. with an oil company to pursue an land; a son, Richard E. Dziadus of grandchildren. Bloomfield. Calling hours will be acting career 30 years ago. Ellington: and four grandchildren. Private services were held in from 7 to 9 tonight in the chapels. V

MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesdiiv. Fob. 13, 198.') — II 10— MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Feb. 13, 1985 NBA roundup SCOREBOARD all business Hockey T ransactions SPRING TRAINING — WHERE BASEBALL TEAMS PRACTICE G olf as Bulls burn Pistons in O T TIGERS Baseball RED SOX LPGA statistics NHL standings Chicago (AL) — Signed pitcher Gene Lakeland Winter Haven Nelson to o 1-veor contract. Scoring "W e’ve had four overtimes in the and Moses Malone added 19. Alex English 23. Cleveland — Signed cotcher Chris REDS B y Jerry Monigon W q4 « Confircnci Bando to a 1-vear contract. TWINS 1, JoAnne Corner 71.25. 5 Hollis Stoev last five games,” Pistons Coach Indiana was led by Herb Williams' Lakers 121, Clippers 110 Patrick Division Oakland — Signed second baseman Tampa 71. x. 3, Potty Sheehon 71.». T4, Nonev United Press Injernatlonal w L T Pt». OF OA Orlando Lopez ond Pat Bradley 71.75. 4, Jane Chuck Daly said. “ We have to 33 points and 17 from Vern 163 To ny Phillips to a l-year contract. At Inglewood, Calif., Wotliington 34 14 8 76 237 Basketball Blalock 71 .X. 7, Donna White 71.92. T8, learn to win those. We didn't Flemming. Philadelphia 31 16 7 69 227 170 BLUE JAYS Betsy King and Ayoko Okamoto 72.X. Michael Jordan would like to let scored 25 points and Magic John­ Cleyelond — Traded guord Paul ASTROS execute well and missed easy N Y Islanders 30 22 3 63 253 215 Thompson to for two draft Dunedin TIO, Laurie RInker and Jonet Anderson sleeping hot dogs lie. Rockets 126, Suns 114 son added 29 as the Lakers beat the 17 29 9 43 191 226 Kissimmee N Y Rongers choices. 72. x. _ Published reports following Sun­ shots.” At Houston, Ralph Sampson Clippers for the fifth straight time. Plltsburcih IS 29 5 41 186 238 Utah — Placed guord-forword Mitch SubpOTrounds Jordan hit a free throw to give 17 29 7 41 183 218 T1, JoAnne Corner, Jane Blalock and day's NBA AII-StarGame rumored scored 27 points and Akeem The Lakers increased their lead in New Jersey Anderson on Inlured reserve; acti­ PHILLIES DODGERS Chicago a 124-123 lead starting the Adorns Division vated guard Bob Hansen. Clearwater Donna White 7. T4, Lauren Howe, Pat league veterans were not im­ Olajuwon added 24 to lead Hous­ the Pacific Division to lOVz games Buffalo 27 15 12 66 202 152 Vero Beach Bradley and Potty Sheehan 4. T 7 ,4 tied overtime, but Kent Benson coun­ 187 pressed with Jordan as they ton, which has won 8-oMl. Lewis Montreal 27 19 10 64 214 College with 5. tered with a 3-point play with 4; 14 Jazz 122, Warriors 110 Quebec 24 22 8 60 223 199 Central — Basketball coach METS EXPOS Birdies par round considered his attitude a bit too Lloyd added 22 points. Phoenix, 57 209 199 to go, giving Detroit a 126-124 lead. At Oakland, Calif., Thurl Bailey Boston 25 24 7 Dick Parfitt resigned, effective after the ANGELS St. Petersburg West Palm Beach 1, Kathy Whitworth 3.X. 2, Betsy King arrogant. One account claimed which had its four-game winning Hartford 17 30 6 40 180 241 Palm Springs 3.70. 3, Jone Blolock 3.47. T4, Ayako Sidney Green tied the contest at scored 18 points as the Warriors Comobell Conference season. there was a movement afoot to streak ended, was led by Larry St. Joseph's — Forword Dan Becker Okamoto, JoAnne Corner and Lauren 126, and Jordan put the Bulls ahead lost their 21st in 22 games. Adrian Norris Division left the basketball team. BRAVES Howe 3.x . 7, Patti Rlzzo3.2S.8, JanetColes "freeze out” the Bulls' sensational Nance’s 29 points. w L T Ptt. OF OA PADRES CARDINALS 3.17. 9, Hollis Stacy 3.13. TIO, Penny for good at 3; 23 with a 3-point play. Dantley suffered a hamstring Feetball St. Petersburg West Palm Beach rookie. St. Louis 25 19 10 60 206 201 Birmingham (U S F L ) — Traded offen­ Yuma Hammel, Nonev Lopez and Pat At the end of regulation, Isiah injury early in the game that 25 28 3 53 218 215 Angered by the criticism, Jor­ Spurs 127, Kings 109 Chicago sive tackle Robert Woods to Memphlsfor Meyers 3.X. Thomas drove to the basket but sidelined him for the final 10 MInnesoto 16 29 10 42 187 222 a 1984 draft choice; traded offensive Putts per round dan assumed an all-business air At San Antonio, Texas, George Defrolt 16 31 9 41 203 255 BREWERS CUBS PIRATES RANGERS ' 1, Susie Berdov X .X . 2, Barb Thomas lost the ball as time ran out. minutes, but was game-high with tockle Rob Taylor to Houston for Bradenton Tuesday night, scoring 49 points, Gervin and Johnny Moore each Toronto 13 35 7 33 171 237 defensive tackle AAalcolm Ta ylo r; Sun City Mesa Pompano Beach X .X . 3, Jull Inkster X.75.4, Hollis Stacy “ We were looking for a 35 points. SmyflM Division X.75. 5, Kathy Postlewalt X.87. 4, including 6 in overtime, to pace scored 23 points. The victory 185 acquired tWensIve end Mike St. Clair and roll,” said Daly of the play. Edmonton 40 10 6 86 282 from Houston tor a 1984 draft choice. Stephanie Forwlg ».12. 7, Dorothy Chicago to a 139-126 homecourt pushed the Spurs’ record over .500 Sonics 109, Bullets 94 28 7 63 256 220 ATHLETICS GIANTS WHITE SOX YANKEES “ Isiah lost control of the ball, we Calgary 21 Germain X.25.8, Nancy Ledbetter X.25.9, victory over the . for the first time since early Winnipeg 28 23 6 62 246 249 Buffalo — Named Kay Dalton Phoenix Scottsdale Sarasota Fort Lauderdale Charlotte Montgomery ».25. 10, Pam At Seattle, Tom Chambers 237 " I came out with a serious got no shot and the rest was Los Angeles 24 22 10 56 250 quarterback coach. Gletzen 29.37. November. scored a season-high 34 points to Vancouver 16 33 6 40 194 291 Eagles (total) attitude, ” said Jordan after hitting history.” Cleveland — Named Greg Landry MARINERS INDIANS ROYALS snap the Sonics’ four-game losing Tuesday's Rosult quarterback cooch and Rick Mann Fort Meyers ORIOLES T1, Joyce KazmIerskI and 19-of-31 from the fieid, ll-of-13 Bucks 111, Nets 103 Woles Conference 6, Comptwll Confer­ Tucson Sharon Barrett 2. T 3 ,17 tied with 1. streak. Greg Ballard and Cliff receivers coach. Miami from the free throw line and Mavs 131, Cavaliers 112 At Milwaukee, Sidney Moncrief ence 4 New Jersey (U S F L ) — Releosed Robinson led the Bullets with 18 Wednesday's Oamc linebacker Bob Knapton, offensive Holes In one pulling down 15 rebounds. "They At Richfield, Ohio. Rolando scored 32 points as the Bucks Woslilnolon of Wlnnlpeo, 8:30p.m. NBA GRAPHIC points each. linemen Greg Bovd, Craig Dunn, Debbie Austin. (stories) made me focus on relax­ Blackman s c o r^ 12 of his season- snapped a three-game losing Thursday's Games Greg Murtha, Randy Van DIvler and Tournamament victories Gus Williams hit 5-of-21 field Hortford at New Jersey. 7:35 p.m. Leadina up to the 1985 season, the 26 major-league baseball teams are opening their spring training “ nip^ ing and I got it out of my system. streak and ended the Nets four- Ernie Hughes, defensive backs Bill Hollis Stacy, JoAnne Comer, Patty high 35 points in Dallas’ 42-point goal attempts in his first appear­ UPl pholb Quebec of Philadelphia. 7:35p.m. Cesore, Heyward Golden ond Derrick Exhibition^ames begin In the Grapefruit Leauge (Florida) on March 8 and In the Cactus League (Arizona and Sheehan. " I wasn’t trying to steal the game winning streak. Minnesota at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. third quarter. Mark Aguirre added ance at Seattle since traded by the Hatchett, punter Bob Grupp, tight end California) on March 9. Opening day of the regular baseball season Is April 8. Plover of Year points show. I had a lot of scoring 30 as Dallas won its fourth straigh Pittsburgh at Chicago. B:35p.m. Harper Howell, wide receiver Tim 1, Potty Sheehan 13. T2, JoAnne Comer Nuggets 131, Hawks 137 Sonics in the off-season. Williams Bulls’ Michael Jordan (23) soars between Pistons' Bill Toronto ot St. Louis. 8:35 p.m. opportunities and took advantage VVhIte and running backs Chet Winters ond Hollis Stacy 9.4, Jane Blalock 7. T5, 76ers 124, Pacers 116 At Denver, seven Nuggets was treated to .standing ovations Laimbeer (left) and Tony Campbell (right) to put in two of Washington at Calgarv.9:35p.m. and Brent Ziegler. Ayako Okamoto, Laurie R|hker and ot them.” Boston at Los Angeles. 10:35 p.m. and a crowd of 12,000 fans soundly 4-9 04) 12, Wiggins 2-5 1-3 4, Reid 3-7 04) 4, Big East results Nancy Lopez 4. T8, Betsy King and Pot The Bulls, who held the Pistons At Indianapolis, Andrew Toney scored in double-figures in their his career-high 49 points in 139-126 overtime win Oakland (U S F L ) — Center To m Plette Blazers 110, Celtics 103 Mlcheoux0-104)0,McDowell2-404)4,Ehlo Bradley 3. TIO, 4 tied with 2. scored 29 points, Julius Erving and 10th straight home victory. Calvin booed Sonics management to ex­ retired. Waived running back Mike 0 1 04)0. Totals52-9122-33124. Grand Prix points to 3 points in overtime, snapped a Tuesday in Chicago. Natt finished with 29 points and press displeasure at the trade. 3 Dotterer, quarterback Mark Reed, 1, Potty Sheehan 2X.95. 5 JoAnne four-game losing streak. each scored 20 All-Star result cornerback Alvin Baker, defensive B O STO N (183) Phoenix 35 21 2115-114 Syracuse 82, Providence 76 Warner 177.74. 3, Hollis Stacy I44.X. 4, end Darnel Wall, wide receiver Al Bird 9-20 M 25, Maxwell 4-7 7-12 15, Houston 4139 29 37— 134 Jane Blalock 144.95. 5, Nonev Lopez Parish 11-19 2-2 24, Alnge 5-9 3-3 14, Hill,running bocks Darren Wilson and Three-point goals— Foster (2). I X . X . 4, Ayako Okamoto 1X.55. 7, Pat Cleo Miller and linebacker William Johnson 1-11 0-0 2, Buckner 0-2 0 0 0, Fouled out— none. Total fouls-PhoenIx PROVIDENCE (74) , » . . . Bradley 103.43. 8, Betsy King 84.X. 9, College basketball roundup Wales 6. Campbell 4 Burse. Wolvedwlthlnlurlesrunnlngback Clark OO 00 0, McHale 3-10 2-2 8, Woller 514 2-3 18, Wright 52 M 8, Lourle RInker 83.27. 10, Donna White Wedmon 4-4008, Corr 2-3005, Car lisle M 24, Houston 14. Technicals— none. Knight 54 2-22, D. Brown511139,StarkS Mike Jones and defensive end Bob 002, KIteOOOOO. Totals4O882O25103. Rebounds— Phoenix 34 (Nance B), 57 5713, KIpfer 50 50 0, PalazzI 2-2004, 79.45. Woles * 3 Standifer. Traded nose tackle Jim Houston 44 (Olaluwon 10). Lewis 1-2002, Lom ax 5854,14, D y * 1-2 Cainpbell 101—4 Merritts to Memphis tor future drott Assists— Phoenix 34(Dovls 9), Hous­ 502, Pennefather0O2-22.Totals27-54X-31 First period— I. Woles. Fronds (Kerr). P O R TL A N D (111) LPGA money list choice. Drexler 10141-221,M .Th o m pson8-151-2 ton 38 (Hollins 8). A— 124)43. 1:40. 3. Woles. Kerr (Goulet. Bourque). Portland (USFL) — Signed quarter- 74. Chievous bests Manning in Big Eight freshmen spottight 5:41. 3. Campbell. Dionne ((Tgrodnldc. 17, Bowie 8-15 0014, Poxson 1014 1-1 21, SYRACUSE (X) .. . , , e c bock Matt Robinson to a 2-veor Addison 11-15 99 31, Hawkins 1-1 55, 5 (ThrooghSarasotaClassIc) Moclnnls). 4:33. 4. Campbell. Frycer contract; Valentine 7-13 9-11 23, Kersev 2-9 1-1 5, SchefflerOOOOO, Colter2-4004, Norrls2-2 Selkalv 58 5 1 8 , Woshington 58 5515, M. 1. Patty Sheehon * 4 * ,^ At Rosemont, 111., Alfrederick ripping Holy Cross 80-58; Shawn (Krushelynskl. Carlyle). 14:55. Penoltles traded to Boltimore the territorial rights Bucks111.Nals103 2. JoAnne Corner 35,104 “ They are both kind of hard to defeated Columbia 68-49; No. 8 — Muller. Woles. 14:20. to defensive lineman Ron Holmes and 01 4, B. Thompson OOOOO. Totals 49-92 Brown 59 OO 12, Alexis 2-5 M 9, points in the second half helped the Teague's 18 points sent Boston 13-18111. „ Monroe 1-5 51 2, Brower 50520. Totals 3. Hollis Stacy B y Fred Lief compare,” Missouri center Greg Syracuse beat Providence 82-76; Hughes scored 28 points and Andre tecond period— 5. Woles. Hedbero linebacker Tim Meamber of the ■ 4. Jane Blalock J*,** Tigers win their fifth straight and University over New Hampshire (Lemleux. Chellos). 13:44. 4. Woles. University of Washington for the Boston 2125 35 23— 103 N E W JE R S E Y (181) 3553 2 5 X K . , United Press International and No. 20 DePaul lost to Loyola Battle 23 as Loyola won its ninth Portland 38 28 24 21— 111 O ’Koren 7-121-2 15, Williams 10-19 2-8X , Halftime— Providence 34, Syracuse 5. Nonev Lopez 10th in 11 at home. Cavener said of Chievous and 64-51; Miami (Ohio) beat Toledo Lemleux (Muller. Bourque). 17:47. territorial rights to defensive end Kenny 4. Ayako Okamoto (x) OW (III.) 78-71. straight and bragging rights in Penalties— None. Three point goals— Bird. Alnge, GmlnskI 34 4-8 12, Birdsong 514 2-2 18. 34. Fouled out— Knight, Selkalv. Total Manning, a 6-10 forward, has Manning. "They’re both super 70-69 behind Ron Harper’s 30 Nell. Carr. Fouled out— None. Totol fouls— Richardson 512 1-2 9, Dawkins 30 5411,' fouls— Providence 7A, Syracuse 24. 7. Pot Brodlev 1»,f00 Say what you will of the Big East At New York, Walter Berry and Chicago. Hughes became the sev­ Third period— 7. Compbell. Tampa Bov (NFL) — Nomed Dick 8. Lxiurle RInker 17 ,m helped transform Kansas into one talents. I don't know if we would Gretikv (KrushelknvskI). 10:09. . Boston 21,Portland 20. Rebounds— Ransev 512518, Turner 1-3002, Cook 58 Rebounds— Providence 31 (Starks 9), or Big Ten or Atlantic Coast enth leading scorer in NCAA points; Fairfield stopped Army 8 Roach defensivebackfleld coach. 9. Betsy King trade Derrick for Danny Manning Chris Mullin scored 14 points each Woles. Lemleux (Bourque). 11:09. 9. U.S. Football League — Named Boston 42(Bird II), Portland44 (Bowie 00 0, Johnson 53 50 4. Totals 43-95 17-X Syracuse 31. (Selkalv 8) Assists — Conference. But when the talk of the country's elite teams. But hi.story. DePaul, 15-7, has lost four 67-66 in overtime on A.J. Wynder’s 13). Assists — Boston 33 (Alnge, Johnson 103. Providence 14 (Starks 4) Syracuse X 10. Donna White )S,975 right now or not because he is and Bill Wennington pulled down 9 Campbell. Carlyle ( KrusheInvskI) .17:09. William MeSherrv executive director. 11. Janet Coles J J J X turns to freshmen make sure the Tuesday night he got into foul layup with II seconds left; Craig 10. Woles, Gartner (Bourque), 19:51. 9), Portland 32 (Drexler 8). Technical M IL W A U K E E (111) (Washington 9) A — X017. really playing well.” rebounds to carry St. John’s, 20-1. of its last six. foul— Boston, lllegaldetesne. A— 12,444. Cummlngs5197025, Pressev5145112, 12. Alice Miller 12,g» Big Eight is part of the trouble and wound up with 6 points Burgess scored with 44 seconds left Penalties— Russell, Woles, 1:52; Dl- 13. Cindy Hill 12,390 Columbia, with no starter over onne, Compbel 1,4:44. Lister 511 30 11, Hodges 54 1-3 11, in 25 minutes. With Manning on the bench, "W e are Chicago’s team and we in overtime as The Cilidel edged Moncrief 11-X 1513, Pierce 30 2-2 8, 14. Janet Anderson 12,3X conversation. 6-fool-5, was led by Mark Murphy Boston College 101. Seton Hall 83 15. Borb Thomos 11,254 “ Manning deserves everything Missouri went inside and ran their proved it tonight,” said Hughes, VMI 64-61; John Newman’s 20 Shots on goal— ^Woles 14-10-12-34, MokeskI 55 5 0 4, Breuer 1-3 00 2, Two of the nation’s best first- and Mark Settles with 12 points Basketball SonlGS 109. Bullets 94 Grevey 14 2-2 4. Totals 45922537 111. 14. Kathy Postlewolt he gets,” Missouri Coach Norm lead to 46-37. Chievous had 6 who had 15 rebounds. “ Now it is points pushed Richmond past Campbell 7-10^9-24. B O STO N C O L L E G E (101) 17. Patti Rizzo 8 ,ra year players are operating out of apiece. Power ploy conversions— Woles 2-0, New Jersey 15151514— 10) Stewart said. “ He came into this straight points on power drives time for us to keep our mouths Loyola (Md.) 84-52; LaSalle Milwaukee 11-15)MS-1I1 McCreadv 511 48 14, Talley 57 5 0 4, 18. Muffin Spencer-Dovlln 8,4X the Big Eight this year — Danny “ It was fun tonight in the sense of Campbell 1-0. W A S H IN G TO N (94) Gordon 55 52 8, Pressley 57 2-2 14, 19. Robin Walton 7,770 league as a highly regarded during the stretch. Kansas closed and keep winning.” clipped Manhattan 65-64 on Steve Goalies— Woles, Borrosso, Lind­ Ballard 8-15 1-2 18, McMIllen 3-8 3-3 9, Three-Point goals— None. Fouled Manning of Kansas and Derrick all the glamour," said Columbia bergh. Campbell, Moog, Fuhr. A— out— MokeskI. Total Fouls— New Jer­ Adams 510 55 21, Benton 52 50 0, X . Pat AAeyers 4,855 basketball player and he has scrambled to 50-46 but consecutive Black's jumper with five seconds NBA standings Mohorn 2-3 00 4, Malone 4-14 2-3 14, Gus SInIckI 1-1 OO 7. Primus 5)1 2-2 18. 21. Louren Howe 4,3H Coach Wayne Szoke. "You have In other games, Joe Dumars F 14,483. Williams 5-21 1-511, Robinson 4-18 4-718, sey 73, Milwaukee X . Rebounds— New Chievous of Missouri. played well. But Derrick Chievous rainbow jumpers by Jeff Strong to go; Fordham handled St. B arry 510 O0 10, Bowers 2-2 2-2 4. Totals 73. Kathy Whitworth 4,Xq struck for 37 points to lift McNeese Referee— Andy Von Hellemond. Bradley 3-4 1-1 7. Dave 0-4 OO 0, Guv Jersey 55 (Williams 15), Milwaukee 54 is a heck of a ball player too and as sugar plums dancing through Your F 4284 17-21 101. 73. Nancy Ledbetter (xx) 5,^ The two met Tuesday night in put Missouri up 54-46 with 6; 56 left Peter’s 64-48 behind 23 points by Eos tern Conference Williams 4-7 0-1 13, Sewell 0-1 OO 0. (Lister X ). head." Slate over Southwestern Louisiana Atlantic Division Assists— New Jersey X (Birdsong, Ri­ SETON HALL (U) 7A. Jull Inkster 5,804 Columbia, Mo., with Chievous this team wins, he's going to get Tony McIntosh; Anthony Watson’s Totals 39-95 14-22 94. Salley 24 54 8, McCloud 15191512 34. 25. Lourl Peterson 54m and out of trouble. At Syracuse, N.Y., Rafael Addi­ 87-86; Michael Adams had 21 W L Pet. GB S E A T T L E (109) chardson 7), Mllwoukee 76 (Pressev haying the better of it in Missouri’s recognition.” 25 points led San Diego State over 41 10 10). Technical Fouls— Richardson, Daw­ Brvant577-1015,Eoves57504,AAaior7-14 76. Dawn Coe 5,441 son scored 31 points and Syracuse, points and 9 assists as Boston AHL standings Boston Chambers 11-1912-14 34, Vranes 3-51-27, 5417, Jones51500, Burton511-21. Totals 27. Vicki Singleton S,OT 62-55 decision over the No. 10 Manning, a fabulous ballhandler Calvin Thompson scored 16 Long Beach State 86-69; and Doug Phllodelphia 40 10 Vi Slkma2-73-47,Henderson9-140O1B,Wood kins 2, New Jersey (Illegal defense). 17-4, hit 10 straight free throws in College dropped Seton Hall 101-83; A— 9,9X. 2955253483. X. Amy Alcott 5,^ Jayhawks. for his size, was one of two high points for Kansas, 20-5, while Washington 28 25 5-130010, McCormick 1-10O2,Brlckowskl Bob Coleman scored 16 points and Poetzsch and Eric Banks had 18 Northern Division 24 27 Halftime— Boston College 43, Seton 79. Cothv Morse 4,TO school players invited to the Malcolm Thomas had 14 for the final minutes for a Big East w L T Pts. OF OA New Jersey 1-14-44, Sobers 7-13 3-417, Black wel 11 -200 Hall 33. Total fouls— Boston College 75, X. Potty Hoves 4,TO Chievous, a 6-foot-6 guard, points each as Siena healColgale New York 18 33 Z Sundvold 1 -32-24, King 1-2002, Schweltz Olympic trials. Delray Brooks of Missouri, 15-9. victory. Brian Waller had 18 points Iona reached the 20-win mark for Maine 27 23 5 59 216 189 Central Division Bulls 139, Platons 126 (OT) Seton Hall X. Rebounds— Boston Col­ 31. Jan Stephenson 4,^ scored 15 points on 6-of-8 shooting 74-54. Fredericton 26 24 5 57 196 02000. Totols42-8225-M109. lege X (M cCreadv ), Seton Holl X X. Judy Clark 4,^ Elsewhere, No. 1 St. John's for Providence. the fourth straight season by 202 Milwaukee 35 17 8 and pulled down 5 rebounds. His 8 Indiana was the other. Adirondack 25 25 7 57 2 11 247 X 20 (M cCloud 12). Assists— Boston College X. (Jebble Mossev 4,4M E Sherbrooke 25 29 3 S3 219 227 (ietrolt Washington 21 20 2211— 94. DETROIT (IX) 21 (Adams 9), Seton Hall 14 (Jones 5). 34. Barbra Mlzrohle 3,TO 25 25 Moncton 22 30 6 50 211 219 Chicago Seattle 2018 24 25— 189. Benson 34 3-3 9, Ty le r 1-5 2-2 4, A— 3,2X. 35. Rosie Jones S.W* E Atlanta 21 X Three-point goals— Ballard and Guv Lolmbeer 7-19 50 19, Long 12-X 2-2 76, Schoiastic roundup Novo Scotia 22 26 5 49 197 214 14 34 X . Jane (Seddes 3 , ^ Soufliern Division Cleveland Williams. Fouled out— None. Total Fouls Thomas 5157019, V. Johnson 151834X, 37. Lori Garbaez 34/77 Indiana 14 35 — Washington 24, Seattle 27. Rebounds— Campbell 5-4 50 10, Cureton 57 50 4, M. Blngbomton 38 13 4 80 270 178 Western Conference X. Marta Flgueros-Dotti 3,^1 Sports In Brief Rochester 30 16 10 70 237 208 Washington 41 (Robinson 10), Seattle 43 Jones 1-2 1-1 3, Steppe 14 (M) 2. Totals SLJehn’s88,Columbla49 X. Penny Hammel (xx) 3,235 Midwest Division (WoodID.AssIsts— WoshlngtonOSIWIIII- 551X 25X IX. Springfield 28 24 3 59 233 226 W L PCI. OB X. MorW Dickerson 3,213 Baltimore 23 54 191 167 oms 15), Seattle 29 (Henderson 8). C H IC A G O (119) 21 8 32 .640 — ST. JOHN'S (tt) 41. Cathy Krotiert (xx) 3,1X EC icemen fall to Trojans in OT Denver 20 New Hoven 22 26 6 50 214 245 Technical— Chambers. A— 12,203. Green5104414,Woolrldge11-X51031, 42. Sandro Palmer 3845 Houston 29 21 .580 2 CoiTine 57 50 4, Jordan 1931 11-13 49, Berry 7-14 08 14, Glass 54 08 4, * Keith Wolff state finalist Hershev 18 30 8 44 220 232 23 .549 3Va Wennington 58 1-1 9, M ullln 511 24 14, 43. Jane Crofter 3,^ highlight the pertormance ot the 186 247 Dallos 28 Matthews 59 54 14, Dailey 513 911 21, coach Bruce Canty. "And every points. Junior Doug Kelly added St. Cofharlns 17 34 4 38 26 25 .510 5Vj Moses334410, Jackson51080,Jones14 44. Barbara Moxness 3800 SOUTH WINDSOR — It looks Tuesday's Result San Antonk) Mavericks 131, Cavaliers 112 Oldham 1-1 52 2, Higgins 51 50 0, Twelve-year-old Keith Wolff of Manchester was a state finalist eight points. Manchester High indoor track Utah 24 27 .471 7Va 54 5, R. Stewart 08 510, Rowan 55 58 4, 45. Martha Nouse 2,984 like qualifying for the Division I mistake we made, they capitalized Rochester 3, Fredericton 1 Greenwood 50 50 0. Totals 51-92 X-44 Brass23084, Shurina502-22, Coraegy51 44. Pam Gletzen 2,^ in the Elks Foul Shooting Contest recently. “ We were executing our game team at Tuesday night's East-West Konsos City 16 34 .320 15 139 state tournament will go down to on.” Wednesday's (Somes Pacific Division D A L LA S (111) 500. Totals2554151848. 47. Jo Ann Wosham 5704 Wolff won the Manchester Elks Foul Shooting contest and went All-Star Meet in New Haven. Springfield at Adirondack Detroit 11X X X 3— I X Taylor made 34 saves for the plan at halftime. Yet we were 5 for B 34 14 Perkins 4-10 3-311, Aguirre 13-23 3-3 X, COLUMBIA (X ) X . Elaine Crosby (xx) 2 4 15 the wire for East Catholic’s hockey Binghamton at Baltimore L.A. Lakers ChMoBO 41 XXX14—IX on to win the regional competition in Norwich. He went to the 32 from the field. That’s not even 20 The foursome turned in a clock­ Phoenix 25 24 490 IOV2 Bryant 01 OO 0, B.DovIs 4-8 3-3 13, Couch 2-7 51 4, Gwvder 59 1-2 7, W. 49. Therese Hesslon 2,^ Trojans, while Eagle goalie Steve Maine at Hershev Blackman 14-20 7-7 35, Harper OlO 0014, Three-point goals— Thomas (2), Joyce KozmIerskI 5385 team. ing of 10:41 to take top honors. Portland 23 28 451 12'/2 V. Johnson. Fouled out— Benson, Th o ­ Stewart52343, Adams 53580, Smlthl-1 50. state finals last Sunday in Middletown for 12-13 year-olds and Cavallo made 16, including three percent," said Bolton coach Bob Rochester at Nova Scotia 22 X 423 14 Vincent 4-10 4-4 12, Nlmphlus 5-9 2-2 12, 2-34, L a y 51343, M clvor 1-3082, Murphy (X) Rookie The Eagles saw their won-loss The quartet of Tom Lyons, Eric Feeder I cton at Sherbrooke Seattle mas, V . Johnson, Corzine. Total fouls— took second place, sinking 22 of 25 fouls shots. on breakaways. LaRochelle. "1 guess this is one of L .A . Clippers 20 3 i 392 15V3 SItton 0 2 000 , ElllsOO 2-22, SlubvOOOOO. 59 48 12, Settles 58 5 8 12,AAodurl51 (XX) Interaotlonal record slip back to .500 after Thursday's Gomes Totals: 52-93 24-24 131. D e tro it 38, C h ic a g o 28. Rebounds— those character-testing years.” Brown, Don Wright and Dave Golden State 11 39 .220 24 Detroit X (Benson 13), Chicago 51 58 0, Williams51580, Lee 1-1585 Totals W olff is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Greg W olff of 361 Tim rod Rd. Tuesday night’s 6-5 overtime de­ Defenseman Jason Hanford con­ Adirondack at St. Catharines Tuesday's Results C L E V E L A N D (112) 1544134249. tributed three assists for East VINAL TRCH (80) — Glen Guggen­ Dickson took fifth place in the 4 X Hubbard 8-12 5-5 21, Shelton SO OO 10, (Green, Jordon 15).Assists— D etro ltX feat to Simsbury at Hartford heim 0 0, Chucit Tv le r 8 3-319, Cedric Dallas 131, Cleveland 112 (Thomas 9), Chlcogo 75 (Jordan, Halftlme-^St. John's X, Columbia 0-0 800 boys’ relay with a time of Phll4 21, Woodson 514 58 18, out— None. Total fouls— Clippers 18, Mo.-Konsos City 50, M o. Western 44 Boys Baskatboll it a two-goal advantage with a Auto radiator leaks, Lee Bean 1B1-X2-S53, Harriet Haslett Thorpe 4-10 3-411, Merlweother 1-21-1 3, Lakers 14. Rebounds— Clippers 49 (D 5 Ohio Dominican 91, Urbana X Bacon Academy at Coventry, 7:45 score at 2: S3 of the third period. Eastern Division Pope 1-4 0-0 2, Verhoeven 2-3 1-2 5, naldson 12), Lakers 47 (M cAdoo 8). Rio Grande 95 Tiffin 42 hose leaks, overheating, 495, Shirley Eldrldge 177-181-513, Bor- w L QW Pts. Girls Basketball But East defenseman Dick Freni The Total Fitness Center bara Seifert 207-198-243-448, Fran MIs- McNonora 3-3 OO 4. Totals 44-94 17-27 Assists— C lIppersX (Nixon 10), LokersH S.D. Tech 81, Black Hills St. 57 Ferm i at Manchester, 7:45 Wynder boosts Fairfield In O T tharmostats, Tom pa Bav 27 9 B2^/a 1A3'/] 109. (M ag. Johnson 12). Technical— Clippers, Sioux Falls Coll 104, Dakota St. X found the net for his first of the serl 191-533, Gayla Butcher 447, TrudI 9 84V} Collage Basketball Taylor 175-472, Stephonle Anderson Albany 24 )SA>/i SAN A N TO N IO (117) Illegal defense. A— 14.1X. Southwest Bop. X,Mo.Southern45 for antMraaze changes, Lancaster 20 17 80 140 Middlesex at MCC, 8 WEST POINT, N.Y. — A.J. Wynder’s layup with 11 seconds left year, 35 seconds later. 183-510, Nancy Rolos 204-513, Betty lavaroni 3-5 3-4 9, Mitchell 10-18 2-3 22, St. C'oud St. 72, South Dakota 55 Ice Hockey Bollev 189-444, Elvina Balch 184, Dlqne Puerto Rico 20 16 W/2 IX '/j Gilmore M 54 17, Moore 11-18 1-2 X, Walsh 59, Molono 58 in overtime Tuesday night carried Fairfield to p 67-66 victory As Is typical with most East Men and Women cleaning and flushing Toronto 17 20 75»/j 126'/i Manchester vs. Glastonbury (at Cornog 177-441, Marge Bralnard 470. Gervin 9-13 57 73, Banks 3-7 OO 4, Big East standings Wls.-Stvns Pt. 53, Wls.-Whltewa. 52 Hertford Arena), 8:X over Army in a Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference game. games this season, the Eagles We have found that most of Sarasota 17 23 75 126 Robertson5130014, Poxson2-4004, Cook Big East Conlertnce O'all Southwosl W restling outshot their opponents, 39-22. All Women Train FREE Bov State 14 21 65 107 2-2 OO 4, Jones OO OO 0, Knight 1-41-1 3. Texas Wesleyan 95 Tarleton 49 A 3-point play by F airfield ’s Tony George with 1:12 remaining our customers’ problems Wtsftrn Division W L W L Manchester at Hartford Public, 4 “ But we got overcome by our : Friendship Totals 5592 17-X 127. St. John's 11 0 X 1 West in regulation tied it 61-61. Randy Cozzens’ short jumper rolled can be solved within this Wyoming 20 14 73V2 IX'/z Kansas City X X 1517—189 Azusa Pacific 44, UC San Diego 45 offensive pressure, getting caught on Valentine’s Day, Feb. 14th ‘ Diana Em m ett 175193-508, Shirley Detroit 17 19 l V / 3 122 '/j Georgetown 9 2 22 2 T H U R S D A Y in-and-out with three seconds left to force overtime. Son Antofile X I ) X X — I X Vlllanova 7 5 IS 7 Blolo 70, Westmont X (Mrls Basketball time frame. The problem ' Pointer 174, Maureen Parker 175-441, Wisconsin 17 19 67 118 Three-point goals— None. Fouled Cent Woshln^on 103, Lewls-Clark up on defense,” said East assistant Rita Kelsey 175, Nancy Dumond 191- Evansville 15 21 70 115 out— Cook. Total fouls— Kansas City Syracuse 7 4 14 4 South Catholic at East Catholic, 7 part is removed, promptly P IH s b u r^ 5 5 14 7 41 442, Lee Bean 203-181-192-574, Barbara Louisville 15 19 63'/a lOS'/i 21, San Antonio 31. Rebounds— Kansas W . Oregon 74 Columbia Christian 70 Sh^rlck 179-504, Lu Toutaln 499, Joe Boston College 4 4 17 4 F R ID A Y Special repaired on our premises Albuqueraue 15 20 59W 104 Vi City X (Thorpe 8), San Antonio X Connecticut 4 7 9 11 Willamette 75 Alosko-Juneou 52 .Dr. Loren J. Schneider is happy to announce Whalen 204-501, Joe Porker 204, Carl Cincinnati 12 23 60 96 (lavaroni 11). Assists— Kansas City Boys Basksiholl and reinstalled. 7S Providence 2 10 9 14 Manchester at Rockville, 7:45 Lepak 212, Rich Begley 225548, John Teams aat 1 polnis for o victory and 1 (D re w 8), SonAntonlo 32 (M oore 11). the relocation of his office to: Replacements are avail­ Stratton 534, John KozIckI 531, Ray point for each ouartor won. Technicals— Theus. A— 7,155. Seton H oll 0 12 9 14 East Catholic at Xavier, 7;X Two Months For *36 Krueger 501, Reggie Smith 520, Butch Tuesday's Results Tuesday's Results Chaney Tech at Bolton, 7:45 NOTICE 483 W. Middle Tpke., Suite 101 able from our distributorr McQuade 500, John Lyon 515. Albany IX , Wisconsin 101 Syracuse 82, Providence 74 Soccer VInal Tech at Coventry, 7:45 Probate Court is open Albuquerque IX , Wyoming 114 Boston College 101, Seton Hall 83 Girls Basketball for conferences with the Manchester And Your Valentine size inventory. 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Feb. 13, I9«5 No. 9 seed Noah Officer says Moses Alpine championships asked for specifics allow U.S. assessment FOCUS/ Food paces survivors Kent, along with American Tris C OPPER MOUNTAIN, Colo. LOS ANGELES (UPI) - “ Nice night.” (U P I) — This week’s U.S. Alpine Cochrane. DELRAY BEACH. Fla. (UPI) - Top-seeded Martina Navratil­ Olympic gold medalist Edwin Gonzales said she asked Championships will allow U.S. Ski In the women’s downhill, which Yannick Noah of France has done ova and second seed Chris Evert Moses, who stands to lose Moses if he was talking to her. Team coaches to assess a crop of also Is scheduled Thursday, vete­ something the top eight seeds at Lloyd advanced Tuesday to the millions of dollars in potential then told him she could not hear developing skiers. rans Holly Flanders, Debbie Arm­ the $1.8 million International Play­ women’s semifinals, but it wasn’t income If convicted of soliciting him clearly and asked him to For newcomers, like Summer strong and Cindy Nelson could get ers Tennis Tournament weren’t easy. sex from an undercover poli­ pull over to the curb, which he Olympic cyclist Steve Hegg, the a challenge from 18-year-old Tori able to — make the quarterfinals. Navratilova eliminated Bettina cewoman, offered $100 for two did. national competition provides a Pillinger of Park City, Utah. Despite being the top men's seed Bunge of West Germany, 6-4, 6-4. specific acts, the officer testi­ She said Moses then asked chance to prove theinselves. Diane Roffe, the 17-year-old. left in the tournament, Noah, “ 1 had to change my serve to fied Tuesday, her, “ How much for an hour?” Hegg, 22, of Dana Point, Calif., is member of the U.S. ” B” team who seeded ninth, isn’t ready to accept compensate for the wind,” Navra­ Officer Susan Gonzales testi­ “ Well, what do you want?” considered one to watch in the won the giant slalom at the World the winner’s check yet. tilova said. ” It was so cold I didn’t fied under sometimes heated she said she replied. men’s downhill race Thursday, Alpine Ski Championships at Bor- “ There is no favorite,” Noah even sweat. It was almost unplaya­ cross examination by Moses’ Moses then named two spe­ especially since last season’s mio, Italy, will race Saturday in said. “ There is no easy match.” ble. They could have called off the attorney that she was not made cific sex acts and offered, her Olympic hero. Bill Johnson, and the women’s giant slalom and Noah advanced to the quarterfi­ matches.” up like a prostitute while $11X1, Gonzales testified. challenger Doug Lewis stayed in Sunday in the women’s slalom. nals Tuesday with a 6-3, 6-4 win Tourney officials did cancel working a so-called "trick task She said she replied, ” Oh, Europe for a World Cup race in over Sammy Giammalva. That Tuesday night’s schedule because force” last month, but was sure, just make a right and I ’ll Austria this week. Among those vying to make a puts him against 11th seed Tomas of the wind and cold weather. dent on the solid women’s team are dressed like ” an ordinary meet you.” "Johnson and Lewis not being Smld of Czechoslovakia. If Noah Evert Lloyd had an uphill fight to The track star, who did not Heidi Bowes of Steamboat Springs,. citizen.” here pretty much opens up the survives, he could face Stefan get by 12th seed Barbara Potter, make the turn as instructed, Colo., Julie Furtado of Londond­ She also said she had a men’s downhill,” said ski team Edberg of Sweden. 4- 6, 6-4, 6-1, microphone attached to her was arrested two blocks away erry, Vt., and Kristi Terzian o f “ I play in South Florida wind all spokesman John Dakin. “ Steve Edberg shocked the gallery purse, but that the conversation by other officers. He was Sanger, Calif. ; the time and I ’ve never seen it this Hegg has had good times in earlier Tuesday with a 6-4,7-6 (7-4) was not tape recorded. charged with soliciting an act of Veterans Tiger Shaw, Hansi bad,” Evert Lloyd said. ” I was training and is ready to go.” victory over top seed Ivan Lendl ot Defense attorney Ed Med- prostitution, a misdemeanor Standteiner and Mark Tache will very lucky to get out of the match.” Hegg won the men’s downhill at Czechoslovakia in a match delayed vene, in his opening statement punishable by up to six months be challenged In Friday’s men’s Earlier, 15-year-old Steffi Graf the nationals in 1982 but took of f the from Monday night by rain. earlier Tuesday, criticized po­ in the county jail and a $1,(XM) giant slalom by Jack Miller ot- of West Germany needed only 47 next two seasons to concentrate on Edberg is scheduled against Scott lice for not taping the conversa­ fine. Steamboat Springs, Colo., among; minutes to upset 13th se^ ed bicyclq, racing. He won the gold Davis. tion, saying that "tape- record­ Besides the legal penalties, others. Other quarterfinals pit Vitas Andrea Temesvari of Hungary 6-2, medal in the individual pursuit and ing would have eliminated any Moses also could lose lucrative "The nationals gives the devel-: Gerulaitis against Jan Gunnarson, 6-1 and gain the women’s the silver medal in the team possibility of error.” personal endorsement con­ oping skiers the chance to ski with and Mike Leach, winner Monday semifinals. pursuit at the Summer Olympics in Gonzales, a rookie officer, tracts if convicted. Moses, one those who have been on the World' over second-seeded Mats Wi- The Edberg-Lendl match was of the premier track stars of the Los Angeles. testified she was standing on a Even though this week’s event is Cup circuit all season.” said. lander, against unseeded Tim interrupted Monday and resumed past decade, makes thousands street corner on Sunset Boule­ billed at the U.S. Nationals; skiers Dakin. " I t also gives the team d ' Mayotte. Tuesday with Edberg leading 6-4, of dollars by endorsing products vard before dawn last Jan. 13 from other nations can enter. chance to look at them to see how Mayotte gained the quarterfi­ 5- 6. He held his serve to make it 6-6 such as Eastman Kodak film when Moses pulled up in his Dakin said Hegg would be pushed they stack up against the kids To Sin and force a tiebreaker and then nals Tuesday by eliminating Greg Mercedes Benz and told her. and Adidas shoes. Holmes, 6-3, 7-6 (8-6). broke Lendl's serve to win 7-4. by Canadians Jim Kirby and Chris we’ve had in Europe.” SELLING? Chocolate remains REAL ESTATE WE NEED YOU! We have more buyers than homes! If you’ve considered selling over the last the top favorite several years but were hesitant because of market conditions... call the professio­ toothy explorations are generally di.scmiraged by that gives you a lift when you eat a Hershey-with- Today we give hot chocolate to children when they nals at 646-2482. By Nancy Pappas come in from an afternoon of .sledding. In 1712, The other members of the family. THIS WEEK Herald Reporter almonds. Each ounce of chocolate is loaded with “WE’RE SELLING HOUSES!’’ Spectator, a British magazine, warned its readers phenylethylamine, a strong mood-altering chemical. SO WHAT’S an orange-oream-lovcr to do? NEW DUPLEX Love sickness and other forms of depre.ssion. that imbibing hot cocoa would inflame the soul, bring Spacious 5-5 home presently under construction! 3 Chocolate — it’s been called our national addiction. on thoughts of lustful love and political revolution An almost-universal chocolate code did exist during bedroom, custom kitchen with range, dishwasher and The vice that unites us. especially that triggered by rejection, can set up a the first 40 years of this century. A big " V ” indicated a featuring: built in microwave oven. Carpeting, separate base­ ft’s America’s favorite flavor, says the U.S, Cen.sus chemical imbalance in the brain, according to Dr. vanilla cream, a large circle promised an orange Michael R. Liebowitz, assistant professor of clinical FO RTU N ATELY for those of us who enjoy our ments, heating systems and driveways! Still time to pick Bureau. On the average, each /yfi^ican eats more center. out some of your own colors. psychiatry at Columbia. supply of G rated chocolates today, the 19th century than 10 pounds of chocolate •x^^io-various forms — turned around the lurid image of this confection. But "the automatic equipment which was pul in every year. most places after World War 11 made it practically STRANO REAL ESTATE Eating chocolate may restore equilibrium, and be Victorians considered ‘ an extravagant gift of Chocolate is added tobeverages, children’s cereals, impossible to give distinctive markings to every type 1.S6 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CT. an effective short-term cure for depression, accord­ chocolate an indication of the purest affection, and desserts and pipe tobacco. Even laxatives are of candy,” said O’Connell, ing to Liebowitz and his associate. Dr. Donald F. decked the boxes with velvet, ribbons and laces. chocolate flavored. The custom continues. Americans may be jogging 647-"SOLD” Klein. In fact, they say, a chocolate craving may be Fortunately for traditionalists, there are still .some And on Thursday, those who say “ Be my Valentine” with “heavy hands, " but this week we’ll have sticky the body’s attempt at .self-medication .symbols which cross manufacturer’s lines. Here is will send high-calorie greetings to everyone from fingers, as well. Candy manufacturers expect to have ”The ACTION Number” what you’ll find in most boxes of Barton’s, Ru.sscll Mom to secretaries to sweethearts. sold $420 million worth of chocolates this Valentine’s SO WHY DO WE present chocolate to our Beloved Stover. Whitman and Fanny Fanner: Chocolate is trendy. There have been about a dozen Day season — mostly to husbands and boyfriends. •• ' ■ Belindas? The answer may lie, not in today's V on a round candy — Soft vanilla cream. Say “ H E L L O ” to success with STRANO! 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C on a square candy — Chcolate caramel. gram starting soon for licensed or soon to be licensed vaulted ceiling, formal dining room and more! 80's Manchester, card and gourmet food shops sell "Looks for the nuts — or the caramels — or size kitchen and a beautiful treed lot! HURRY! $124,600. understood that it was a powerful aphrodisiac. Large O on a round candy — Orange cream. imported chocolate bars, studded with hazelnuts, or whatever, ” said Richard T. O’Connell, president of sales associates. If you are dependable, conscientious, The emperor Montezuma is .supposed to have Tiny O on a dome-topped candy — Cherry cordial filled with praline cream, which may cost as much as the Chocolate Manufacturers’ Association. "Most energetic and want the opportunity to make substantial BLANCHARD. & ROSSETTO, INC. four times what their American counterparts would seduced Indian maidens with a powerful — and Stylized P on a round candy — Pineapple cream. largely unsweetened — chocolate potion. people have a few favorites, and they’ll start REALTORS fetch. _ inspecting all the chocolates to try to figure out what’s This one’s hard to recognize. income and are willing to work full time, call for your con­ In the mid-1600s, chocolate was brought to Europe. Stylized R on a round candy — Raspberry cream. inside.” 189 WEST CENTER STREET ALTHOUGH WE CANNOT Y E T send our chocolate Cocoa was prepared as a beverage, hot a confection, Flat oblongs, packed two-io-a-paper-cup — . Hard fidential interview today! (Comw of McKm ) and “chocolate houses” became popular in England, That can be difficult, unless you’re handy with a Feature of the Week Paid by the Manchester Herald receipts in to the health insurance companies, there is surgeon’s scalpel, or are willing — like Meg in Beth nougat, or toffee. 646-2482 research, from Columbia University, that chocolate is Holland and Austria, Far from being the "m alt Tall oblong with sharply-pointed corners — Firm shoppes” of their day. these were shops where adults, Henley’s play. "Crimes of the Heart” — to nibble a a powerful anti-depressant. corner off of each bonbon in a two-pound box. But such jelly filling. It’s not just that jolt of sugar or the surge of caffeine mostly men, met to drink and argue politics. Put Number 1 to work for you. 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Located on a quiet street. ** COVENTRY - "Delux Ranch" stone and aluminum exte­ “ We love soups around here,” said Capt. rior, 3 bedrooms, and VA assumable mortgage at 7'A% Randall Davis, standing in the kitchen of his APRII $67,000. home on Garnet Drive. A crockpot of the t chowder stood on the counter. The soup was ** MANCHESTER - "THE SMOCKING STITCH" a specialty that night’s dinner for Davis, his wife, business of sewing, embroidery, and creating things of Patricia, and their two daughters, Patricia beauty!! Business, good will and stock for $16,0001 Anne, 13, and Deanna Lynne, IS. Made with sea legs (imitation crabm eat). THINKING OF BUYING OR SELLING' haddock, fresh vegetables, bacon and fresh cream, the soup is as eye-appealing as it is O n lu ij;. Pleasncfill G 4 9 - 4 0 0 0 delicious. lor a Iree marke!tny analysis n! your hnmr Both the Davises like to cook. One reason nr MANCHESTER $106,900 may be that they both come from large Brand New - Under Construction, 54' Raised Ranch in an excellent To sefi any home on Ihe inarVei inriay location, 2 baths, lireplace, appliances and carpeting. Hurry, belorelt'stoo LINDSEY REAL ESTATE 353 Centfir SlrRRl Manchnslnr nr families — she's the oldest of 16 children latel and he’s the youngest of 10 — and they both learned to cook early. She said she probably cooks most often, but she gives her husband straight A’s in the ktichen. “ He’s really a much better cook than I am,” she said. “ I ’d much rather that he cook. He really has an imagination,” .she This Steaming bowl of fish chowder makes a fast warm-up on a said. ‘ Tm -m ore meat and potatoes.” bitter cold winter day. One example of his imagination is his “ Serendipity Cake.” He invented it when he was pressed for a dessert to serve the begin with toasted bread. Because there’s I medium onion Rotary Club in the small Massachusetts egg and milk in the mixture, the toast 1 tablespoon salt town where he and his wife worked. absorbs the moisture. I don’t like to use 4 cups carrots (sliced) He looked in the kitchen cupboard of the crackers for it because they get kind of 6 m ^lu m potatoes Salvation Army, found three different cake leathery,” he said. I cup ot chopped celery EAST HARTFORD $75,900 8 tablespoons margarine/butter mixes, including a spice cake and a Here are some Davis family favorites: Just Offered! Ideal investment opportunity in this older 7 chocolate cake, and combined them. Then 1 quart milk room 2'-Family (4 & 3) with aluminum exterior, front he added nuts and raisins. 1 cup light cream Serendipity cake porch, applianced kitchens, separate electric & hot wa­ The dessert was an instant hit. ■/• teaspoon pepper ter. Call for details. 643-4060 "They asked me for the recipe. 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Also make sure required In directions on back of mix boxes is used thaw before cooking.) Remove fish tie and 3 Phase Electrical Service — Call for details. utilities. Only $78,500. one of the cake mixes is a spice cake. in another bowl. Beat eggs and water from liquid and boil potatoes, carrots and EAST HARTFORD $99,900 “ You can serve this as a dessert cake in a together before adding to the cake mixes. celery in fish water. Fry onions in 6 Just Listed this lovely one-owner custom built 7 room warm basket,” he said. Sometimes, he said, Mix the batter well. Add walnuts and tablespoons of margarine until tender. Add Ranch with 3 bedrooms, 1'^ baths, 1st floor family room he serves it with warmed-up canned fruit raisins. Place into greased and floured bacon (which has been precooked and and park like yard. Spotless throughout and extremely with cinnamon or shredded coconut baking pans; sprinkle the top with shredded broken up into bits.) Heat milk and cream well maintained. Call for appointment. 643-4060 sprinkled on top. coconut. Bake at 350 oven until firm in the together. Add fish, potatoes and other Zinsser Agenqr , When the Davises entertain at home, middle. Depending on the size of the pan vegetables, onions and bacon bits, green U&R REALTY CO. Htrsid ptiotot by Pinto Davis often makes two of his favorite used, it can take 35 minutes to an hour. peppers, seasonings and herbs. Add 2 cups FREE 750^ Main St., Manchester recipes — Cheese Appetizers and Stuffed of the fish-vegetable liquid. Bring slowly to Seafood chowder m MARKET Capt. Randall Davis and his wife. Patricia, stand in the kitchen of Mushroom Appetizers. a high heal. Keep piping hot for ten minutes. REAL ESTATE SERVICES EVALUATION [M A f i a 643-264Z His cheese appetizers, he said, can be Cool, Reheat piping hot *o serve. their Garnet Road home, preparing her tasty fish chowder. He I pound of haddock and/or Imitation 223 East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060 646-1511 J ,4 |^ Robert D. 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If you have any questions about microwave has been .stored in the refrigerator. of six columns excerpted from genated oil); “good" polyunsatu­ m 1 pound poached scallops experience, and should have pub­ cooking, you may send your questions to: Microwave, M arge’s “The Dieter’s Almanac" by Theo­ rated fats are liquid (soy, saf­ I cup sexless green grapes, halved lished many reports of his work in P.O. Box 591. Manchester Herald, Manchester, Conn. dore Berland (World Almanac flower and corn oils). In a 2-quart deep casserole, combine butter and • 4. Does it emphasize one food scientific and medical journals. 06040. MicroM^ave Publications, $7.95). shallots. Microwave on high for 2 to 2Vi minutes, or Fiiied Chocoiate Vaientine Cake to the exclusion of most, or all, Unfortunately, fast-buck artists until shallots are tender. Stir in cornstarch and mace. with advanced degrees fabricate Valentine's Day is a time for sweethearts. It's time K itchen Many resolve to lose weight New others? 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The durable Junior Striped The right diet is one you lose calories a day? items can be prepared a day or more in advance, I teaspoon Parmesan cheese additional 3 minutes; remove with slotted spoon and minutes. Test cake for doneness with a wooden piclv weight on. It’s safe enough to serve If so, make sure you’re under a truths are free. $ 9 0 9 leaving you some extra time to look your best. Vi teaspoon dried parsley flakes use in recipe above. Remove cake from microwave and allow to stand • 10. Is the diet recommended R ag. *20 you the rest of your life. That rules doctor’s care and are taking The dessert is of the frozen variety, which can be Vi teaspoon dried basil leaves covered, directly on counter top (or 10 minutes. Invert by a weight-reducing group? out fad diets. vitamin-mineral supplements. Be prepared well in advance, and kept frozen. To .serve V< teaspoon salt onto wire rack and cool completely. 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Florentine Canapes 1 head iceberg lettuce Refrigerate or freeze for at least one hour. ings and the support of others. 3 sprigs fresh parsley grams a day if you are female, 56 no one has discovered before? OFF P ik a Lettuce Cups Chopped tomato Place ice cream in a medium bowl. Microwave at 30 Millions of dieters belong to 1 small bay leaf grams if you are male? There are no secrets. Don’t trust Sweetheart Sea Shells Chopped hard cooked eggs percent power (Med-Ixiw) for 30 to 60 seconds to groups. They find .solace there, as Almond Fettuecine 8 peppercorns Watch out for vegetarian diets. anyone who tells you he has one. Alfalfa sprouts soften. Spoon into cake. Replace top and freeze for at well as support, good advice and a Lemon Broccoli Spears Sliced green olives Vi teaspoon salt ’The same caution applies to You can lose weight on any diet. Heat all ingredients in microwave on high for 5 least 6 hours. The questions are: For how long? program that works. Choeolale Valentine Cake Place bacon in a 2-cup measure. Microwave on high Combine chocolate chips and syrup in a 1-quait high-carbohydrate, fruit and high- minutes, or until boiling, add scallions, and proceed as How safely? Cappuccino for P . to 2 minutes, or until crisp, stirring once during casserole. Microwave at 70 percent power (Med- fat diets. 'Your body requires • 7. Has the diet been scientifi­ cooking. Remove bacon, place on a paper towel. Add directed. High) for 60 seconds. Stir until smooth. Stir in protein for maintenance and re­ Hint: scallops may be poached the night before, cally evaluated by reputable nutri­ enough vegetable oil to bacon drippings to measure half-and-half and vanilla. Pour over cake. Return pair, for most hormone production removed from poaching liquid and refrigerated, tionists. physicians, or both? 1/3 cup. Mix in remaining dressing ingredients. cake to the freezer until 20 minutes before serving and to fight germs. ♦ S W E / B T ^ Microwave on high for 30 to 45 seconds, or until hot. ready to use in recipe. • 2. Does the diet provide 60 Be wary of diets unless they have Florentine Canapes tim e. j been tri^ on hundreds of over­ Stir in bacon. Cut iwoslices from cake. Wrap cake well in foil and grams of carbohydrates a day? weight people and by researchers Remove outer leaves from head of lettuce; arrange return to freezer for keeping until anothertime. Allow If you cut back on calories and 1 package (9-ounces) frozen creamed spinach Aimond Fettuecine other than the “discoverer.” The on plate to form cups. 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Add rated fats. being a physician doesn’t qualify. rotating plate once. . ^ , sour cream, m ilk and pepper. Toss in cooked noodles. 3 to 5 minutes, or until boiling and sugar is dissolved. The diet’s author should have a Hint: prepare spinach spread the day before. Cover 2 tablespoons butter " B a d ’ ’ saturated fats are solid at Add sesame seeds, almonds and cheese. Toss well and Stir in liqueur. Pour into individual cups and top with and refrigerate. Canapes can be assembled 2 to 3 Vi cup chopped shallots ^ microwave at 70 percent power (Med-High) for I'A to sweetened whipping cream and freshly grated orange hours in advance and refrigerated. Add 15 to 20 2 tablespoons cornstarch 2 mimilps nr until heated through. rind to garnish. ______b e e f CHUCK‘> BOW6lE8S CHUCK i r OR - seconds4o microwave time if spread is cold. Vi teaspoon ground mace Loincloth stirs debate PORK LOIN CUT UF-SPLIT-OUARTEREO prince from the planet Zambodia Equ»l Amounuel nSken C n c Boneless ^ MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) - A 189 showed up in court on a utility Assorted Cvfilw Cut, ■!•($• F Fresh Memphis man claiming to be a End 5 Sirloin meter tampering charge without End Chop! Leg Quarters «. prince from another planet won’t P o rk Q io p s lb . Fryers 59 shoes and sporting a fur loincloth, « WITH WINGS _ uEMf«qu.Ni!T«5i»ii . Bwf Chuck for Stew - iSSm ^1 Soup is a meal and salvation ‘Chocoholics’ have their day automatically be allowed to wear a I ■ C & 1-iU .P K 0 . 1.49 . _ goggles and bone beads. A& P Meat Franks ^ F '’ Fresh Chicken Breast Qtrs.ib 0 ! r Fresh Chicken Legs o.p«>. loincloth in court, but it shouldn’t Supreme Court Justice William P a p rik a By Nancy Poppas But tunneling more people into their names in a box for a raffle. be ruled out before he’s questioned aoouBMcaiM .--ft fHOZENMATTEHOIPPEOOHOOTCM^FHYE PBo«N-wgi.i.«»-Ka ^ ^ .. j, Ground Veal 1 Continued from page 13 H.D. Fones wrote in an opinion Purcha.se fresh mushrooms (quantity depends Herald Reporter that very crowded exhibit hall was The prizes were, of course choco­ about his religious beliefs, the Ann Page SEced Bacon ^ 1 Weaver Chicken Breasts 3 Jones Farm Sausage 1*9 1 F«8MKui«c«vEAu-i«ucHort»mu. issued in Nashville Monday that on how many you wish to make) not an ideal answer to the problem. lates — enormous kisses, to be Tennessee Supreme Court says. |79 Vfe Cheese Appetizers What did Henry Nestle do before Memphis Criminal Court Judge lOuninciMucto ^Ac _ m. 189 cSSskriB aton 'H ” «StopIctarlM«le& 10| K ^ _ Carefully clean mushrooms by washing and Some people w.iited another 15 exact. lU rk e y Bologna 6 9 Oscar Mayer Meat Wieners p*, 1 he went into the chocolate W illiam H. Williams wrongly sent CH U N K-FAM R Y M C K -tV | < 9 . M O SIZE R O U | | g 8 ounces favorite cheese (Davis’ is sharp minutes for free mini-cones from And the answers to the questions Robert "Prince Mongo” Hodges ■ AiM B ir M A A p b 9EEF 9-O2 .PR 0 1 l f - 5UCC 0 _ . , removing stems. business? Vermont Cheddar) D a ri F a rm s Ice Cream in Tolland; above? Henry Nestle was in the was charged with contempt of Hodges to jail overnight on con­ Colonial Bologna »1 IftSllT jve Ixrbsters Place cleaned mushrooms on paper towel to In what year was chocolate Turkey Franks « 8 9 Oscar Mayer Meat Bologna p., 99^ I egg beaten with small amount milk and it took five minutes to move up baby food business in Switzerland, court when the self-proclaimed tempt charges in June 1983. YT^'Y^od Steakx dry. candy first enjoyed? Toasted bread (tbin rye,-pumpernickle, your to the Original Dave's Bagels before he branched out into 'IT'SSI MMl RIIMI IM I HRI AH'! Al A l'vI’" Chop mushroom stems. Add finely chopped 1 How m uch did A m erica n s spend favorite) booth, where two-inch chunks of chocolates. onion. Add to this m ixture an equal amount of Hne on chocolate candies last year? Bacon bits chocolate chip and chocolate m ar­ Chocolate candies were first ¥ifwlff Florida Scallops dry bread crumbs, then season with mustard and M ore than 3,000 chocoholics had Seafood, such as small shrimp ble bagels were dispensed. eaten in the year 1847. (Chocolate ‘ «:;;iiniici cheese. the opportunity to answer these Cooked sausage (spicy Italian is Davis’ According to the staff at D aniels was used mostly as a beverage Mix ingredients well. Add a few tablespoons of and other "sticky” trivia questions ARC )is;g;siaap-siieaon favorite) Productions, most of the consu­ before that.) SiinkLst margarine to make ingredients adhere better. at the Chocolate Expo ’85, held on Thinly sliced salami or pepperoni mers left with smiles on their And last year, Americans spent Spoon into mushroom caps and place on cookie Sunday in the ballroom at th^ Orange Juice Cut up vegetables faces. Rothman said many consu­ $4 billion on chocolate confections T h o m ^ n sheet that has been greased with margarine. Parkview Hilton Hotel. Bakeiy/Gift Shoppe 100 punr Leftover meat Dribble melted margarine over filled mush­ mers gave positive comments to — some of it at Chocolate Expos Combine cheese with egg and m ilk mixture and Unfortunately, some more perti­ 43 Purnell Place - Manchester SeedlessiGrap Grapes rooms. sprinkle with paprika and bake in a the hosts and hostesses stationed around the country. LARGE PLUMP AND SW KT mix well. Cut toasted bread into squares, points nent trivia questions might have Next year's expo will be about ' (1 block down from Main Street) 350-degree oven for ten to fifteen minutes. Serve included "How long will I wait in at the door. LI 29 Flci.sclimaiiirs or whatever shape you wish. For a festive meal I find it difficult to see what twice as big. Rothman said, but in immediately, on a warmed platter. line for a taste of the hot fudge Open Tuesday thru Saturday you might cut soft bread with cookie cutlers, then pleased them. So few booths were a much larger facility. The home­ I ...r sauce from The Garden of Eat­ Margarine toast in oven. Chicken soup dispensing taste tests: some of made chocolate sculptures, die­ ALL OCCASION BAKERY ing?” and "W hy did I pay $3.75 (or ni nut AR on i kimi ouamm m'. Add the sausage, vegetables, etc,, tothechee.se 1 small-to-medium chicken those offering free tastes ran out of tetic chocolates and so on w ill still a chance to taste seven chocolate |i— f— — Loaf of Vienna bread with purchase SUMMERTIME TREAT-JUICY mixture, or arrange these items on the toast. 2 small onions (cut up) their product halfway through the be there. And maybe next year, IMPORTEO-LAROC. JUICY ^ . products, and buy hundreds of FANRLT m C B M 9 9 Red (Ope. Watermelon Spoon cheese mixture on lop. Salt and pepper to taste afternoon; and the cooking and there will be cooking and cake P K 1 1 of Assorted Fruit Coffee Cake - ‘2.70 Red or Black Plums others at full list price?" IMPORTED-JUICY PLUMP BLACK OR 6 A 9 SWEET FlAVORFUl Place bread under broiler — about 6 to 8 inches 4 potatoes (cubed) cake decorating demonstrations decorating, which w ill give people Banquet ^ 9 The show was sponsored by Red Seedless Grapes . 1 Cantaloupes away from heat — and broil until brown and fluffy 4 carrots (sliced) mentioned in press releases never a chance to watch and learn. 7 Layer Caka '2.50 lb. Frid Chicken r ^ Women’s American ORT, which HOWEVOEW-CANTAlOUPC-WATERMElONCOTt ^ALTHPUL-JOICY 99 looking. Serve immediately, or keep warm for 2 celery sticks (sliced) What this year's show lacked stands for Organization for Reha­ materialized. Rum Bara *1.75 Lb. Extra Fancy Melon Travs » 99^ Honeydews about 15 minutes. Can be kept in refrigerator or ■A pound fresh green beans Still, the Trivia Booth was fun. was an abundance of high-calorie Deluxe Piz7a bilitation Through Training. The CAUfOmiA MC»' ■ - CAUroWAAItNOt.OAftN freezer and warmed again for serving — either 1 bay leaf Wedding Cakes Telephone 649-5380 Birthday Cakes 0 ** 2N O U N T ^ Those who answered a question freebies and a sense that this was Sunkist Lemons 5 1» W Jumho Broccoli i. WHITE OR YELLOW microwave or conventional. Salt and pepper to taste organization netted about $10,000 Niblets Corn on the Cob .. .1 ' correctly were entitled to place entertainment. CALIFORNIA LARGE TENDER /«oo 2 packages chicken-flavor LIpton ’Trim Cup-a- for the day. A.sparagas ______mZ Cahfornia Cauhflowcr Land O ’ Lakes Stuffed mushrooms soup m ix Robin Rothman of Daniels Pro­ OreldaCrispcrs ductions, the firm which produced Sharp Cheddar Fresh mushrooms Boil chicken in 6 cups water with cut-up onions \\l I M INI 'S D\) I I OK \l II M l Kl S OAROCN, PINEAPPLE ORCHtVC .g am the show, said that her firm was 1 onion and sea.sonings to taste. When chicken is tender, SOUTH UNITED METHODIST A& P Hand! Whip JSi 5 9 ' PREMIUM QUALITY UFmeruiimt t k l l w v Hood Cottage Cheese .m I '’ overwhelmed by the crowds. She Bread crumbs clean the meat off and set aside. Skim fat off the R ^ TuUps Cut Daffodil Bouquets ALL NATURAL 4 am said her firm added extra ticket- m a a EXTMFANCV-MXEOWMTICS Vi teaspoon prepared mustard chicken broth. Add cup-a-soup mix, vegetables, CHURCH Ho^ Ice Cream Sandwiches 531*’ b e a u t i f u l - c o l o r f u l H o ^ Sour Cream 33? takers, so people didn’t have to 5 ” Cut Flower Bouquets - 2 tablespoons grated Parmesan cheese cut-up chicken and bay leaf. Boil for 20 minutes or Sunday Worship ‘ Flowering Cyclamias MWTATKWPEO AAW* Several tablespoons margarine until vegetables are tender. Remove bay leaf. wait more than 20 minutes in the. Seakest Polar Bars Sl3i 2 Shredded Mozzarella ^ 99* 9 AM < 10:45 AM HEATS SERVE ’•QQ line outside the ballroom. WHITE OR VELLOW 4NO W R A m O Chwxli Sdwol Siiii. 9:00 AM C h a rg e Mr&Sinitl*aiCT^^ Ched-aBit Cheese Sices SI 5 ” H w n m ThrMgh U. Wgh on overto Curtis Matties PLAM OR FLWORIO AEW 5 PM ConfirmatlM d m “BtAN" CUSTOM QROONO _____ Pigeons bring a profit ,TRI CITY Axelr^ Cottage Cheese !1S 9 y SHOPPING PLAZA Youth Followship at 6 PM for our Presidents Day Sale. Eight O ’clock /:7 9 VERNON • 644.>M2 A&P Swiss Style Yogurt SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - Two Francisco," said Jim Hicks, who We welcome you. iC ^ e e pigeon trappers rounded up about spent the afternoon with his Land O ’Lakes Cheese '^1** 600 birds and will sell them to partner, Dan Richardson, round­ Come and be a part of our Family of God. ing up the birds that hung out at I SpeWofiziTi^Hr / S/UOEShfOP^ 'OW UERACK 0 4 \C hunters for target practice. If'edding & * Hi Ho Crackers '53; 89* Union Square. Bully! Squawking all the way, many of Birthday Cakea I REGULAR OH LITE ^ ^ ^ Tide Liquid the city’s finest scavengers were Hicks said he and Richard.son, French or Italian Bread...... 2/*l,39 Both tor Lucky 1 1 9 ‘ — .Detergent loaded into cages and stacked on who are from Chino, will sell the Assorted Butter Danish Pastry...... 3/*1.49 pigeons to a bird broker for sale to Cherry Pie Filling IKOULARORNOSALTAOOEO the back of a pickup Monday by ENRICHED ...... Hi-Diri Paper Ibweb pigeon peddlers who say they will hunters, who use them as target Hungarian Seven Layer $50 a month. Minute Ride <»■ 1 StewedTbmatoes " ^ 6 9 " IPIY SLICEDORHALVtSVEUaWCLJNQPEACMESOR sell them for $1 to $1.25 each. practice to fine-tune their bird Chocolate or White Cake...... lb. *2.15 Chef-^y-Ar-Dee O C EA N SPRAY-CR AN AP PLE OR a a n A&P Ihish Bags "Not bad (or our first time in San dogs (or the hunting seaso'h. EYEBALL OPTICAL with approved credit. 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IS - MAWCHES'TF.R HERALD. Wednesday, Feb. 13. 1985 Advice Veal proves to be good deal About Town Mr. and MRs. Irwin Goldberg, second; and Al Sekac to 9:30 p.m. at the YWCA on 135 Broad St. Unitarian Universalist Society East, at 153 W . Vernon Foley to lead big parade and Jim Bennett, third. Those who wi.sh a speaker for a club or who would Michael Ovian of Ferguson Road is among the St., Sunday at 10:30 a.m. lake part in a training program, may call the service Her presentation, “ A Spiritual Quest,” will describe many fans of the veal Parmesan at the Acadia John Foley of 26 Lindman St. will be Manchester at 525-1163. Child care will be provided. her emergence as an artist in a world long dominated Girlfriend’s measurements Restaurant, Tolland Turnpike in Vernon. "It’s just parade marshal for the 1985 St. Patrick’s Day Parade Hemingway fans to meet by men. She will show slides of paintings such as, about the best-going item on our menu," said in Hartford. He also will be honored guest at the ^Today’s Special "D em eter and Persephone” and “ The Knitter.” I SOUTH WINDSOR — Paperback Alley at 984 Frank Ricciardoni, co-owner. second annual St. Patrick’s Day dinner-dance at 7 Exchange seeks hosts Howes-Stevens received her B.F.A. degree from ^Sullivan Aye. will hold an open session Feb. 25 at 7:30 Ricciardoni declined to estimate how much of p.m. Saturday at the Knights of Columbus Lodge. International Exchange is seeking families to Massachusetts College of Art and her M.A. degree p.m. to organize a Hemingway Club to discuss the this dish has been sold in the 45 to 50 years the Nancy Pappas Reservations to the dinner, at $12.50 each, can be hosts to foreign exchange students from Brazil, don’t add up to marriage from Hartford Art School. Her work has l ^ n writings of Ernest Hemingway. restaurant’s been in Vernon. made by calling Francis Donovan at 649-5687 or John Mexico, Spain and other countries. exhibited in the Wadsworth Atheneum, the Atrium The meeting will consider formats and topics for But the original recipe he passed plong for the Sullivan at 649-6523. No tickets will be sold at the door. For information, write the ex change al P.O. Box 58, I played bridge with, wefnt shop­ Gallery at the University of Connecticut and the Cape discussions and a long-term program. DEAR ABBY: Several months ago meat sauce — used on the veal and on pasta, as well Foley was borji in Kerry, Ireland, and attended Fort Jones, Calif., or telephone (916) 468-2264, ping with, etc. For information, call Lila Cohen at Paperback I met a fantastic; woman I ’ll call — called for 312 pounds of tomatoes and 50 pounds schools there. He came to America in 1948 and has Cod Art Association. A few years ago her dog’s health The public is invited. Coffee and conversation will Alley, 644-9979. Clara. She's 38 and divorced. I'm Dear of hamburger meat! lived in Manchester for 22 years. He and his wife, Ann, Hope for alcoholics 42 and divorced. She's intelligent, started to deteriorate and she have five children. He is a member of the Manche.ster follow the service. has a wonderful sense of humor, is began devoting all her time to the provolone cheese. Put into a hot oven, or under the Zipser Club, the Elks Club and the Irish-American Give blood Tuesday Alcoholics Victorious, a Christian organization to fun to be with, and she's great in Abby care of this animal. She dropped Veal Parmesan broiler, until the cheese is melted. Home Society. help alcoholics stay sober, meets Tuesdays at 7:30 out of all social circles and other Serves six to eight. Library has story hours The American Red Cross will hold a bloodmobile p.m. at Community Baptist Church, .585 E. Center St., bed. I really care for her and she Abigail 2 pounds veal cutlets, divided into 7 or 8 He was chairman of the Manchester St. Patrick’s says she loves me, and she shows activities. The last time she had scallopine Day Parade Committee for three years during the Mary Cheney Library’s story program for children Tuesday from 11:45 a.m. to 5 p.m. at St. Bridget for prayer, discussion, scripture readings and School, 74 Main St. Appointments can be made at the it. I guess I ’m lucky to have found Van Buren the card club at her house, there Flour as needed time this town won the trophy for the best 3, 4, and 5 has openings for the series .starting in fellowship. were newspapers on the floor in Acadia meat sauce Red Cross office. 643-5111, her. t eggs participating town. He has been a member of the March. Story hours will be on Mondays at 10:30 a.m. Meetings are open to the public. Refreshments will You’re probably wondering. So every room, and we girls were ■A cup evaporated milk l >/4 pounds hamburger meat Hartford Gaelic Football Club since 1948 and was and 1:30 p.m. and on Thursday at 1:30p.m. To register be served. Those attending should u.se the rear what’s the problem? Clara has a upset over how sick the dog 2 tablespoons grated Parmesan cheese Vt pound onions, chopped selected as its Man of the Year in 1984. He was active a child, call the library, 643-2471, Speakers on rape available entrance at the back parking lot. 3 to 4 tablespoons oil or sausage grease nice face but a terrible figure. She appeared to be. It was whining 1 tablespoon monosodium glutamate in the New York Gaelic Football Team as a player 4 29-ounce cans whole Italian plum tomatoes HARTFORD - YWCA Sexual Assault Crisis has practically no bust, and she’s figure are very slight. But keep pathetically and obviously in pain. 2 teaspoons parsley selected from too other men. Organization of African Unity We all politely suggested that she Bridge winners announced Service of the Hartford Region provides speakers for quite overweight. She says she’s looking. A perfect man should have 2 cups unseasoned dry breadcrumbs seasoned with basil Foley is employed by the underwriting division of The Organization of African Unity was formed May put her dog to sleep, and she hasn’t 1 heaping tablespoon baking soda Center Bridge Club has announced winners for the clubs on the topics of sexual assault, prevention, been heavy all her life but can’t a perfect woman. Oil for deep tat frying Travelers Insurance Co. 25,1963, by 30 African countries to coordinate cultural. spoken to any of us since. play on Feb. 8. They are: medical and legal services. lose weight. I suppose this sounds Meat sauce (store-bought, or made from recipe ■A cup sugar political, scientific and economic policies; to end I know she has neglected to visit North-.south: John Greene and Dick Jaworowski, The crisis service provides support and counseling immature, but my ex-wife had a DEAR ABBY: My wife and I had below) 2'A tablespoons salt colonialism in Africa, and promote a common defen.se her aging widowed mother be­ 2>A tablespoons monosodium glutamate ' | Artist speaks at church first; Joe Carcce and Dick Vizard, second; andMollie for women who have been sexually assaulted. It is terrific figure and so have all the dinner at a very nice restaurant. 8 slices provolone cheese .seeking volunteers for a training program starting of members’ independence. Its headquarters is in other women I ’ve been with, and I The food was good, but the service cause there is no one available to Pound veal as flat as possible. Dip each piece into Iis Axed in the tisane, it sips from a tall glass of warm water. some people. potatoes, green beans, cranberry winicr ami inovonls iinwaim.'fl will react with the allergic substance. While sipping, J Uke the smallest h(Mt Irom OMloniU) your Homo breaths pw ible. Then I get in bed If your system works for you, use sauce, wheat bread, ambrosia If the antibody is lo c a t e in the skin, in Iho snmmoi it will cause hives. If it is in the lungs, right away and face the celling. The it. It is certainly harmless. pudding. Wednesday: Cheese soup, Cali­ it may cause asthma, and if it is in the idea Is to get the warm water in the UPI photo fornia rice casserole, buttered joints, it may cause joint pain. stomach to rest against the carrots, dinner roll, spicy apple If your daughter has fMid allergies, diaphragm. If I get up during the Loret Miller Ruppe is the direc­ Help for the children U n d e r s e l l * THE GIANT she ^ould keep a careful food diary night, I may have to go throu^ the tor of the and can be raisin crumble. Thursday: Chicken Parmesan, and relate w ^t she consumes to routine again. reached at 806 Connecticut Ave., Actress Rita Moreno holds up the milk cartons with tips on how to reduce Andsrtan’^ Bays & Bows, NW, Washington, D.C. 20526. shells with Italian sauce. Italian Narrolim, Casementi, BEATS THE National Child Safety Council's "Safe- the likelihood of abduction. Moreno is green beans, garden salad with Awningt, Path) Doors typup” after being presented with the currently appearing in Neil Simon's Italian dressing, Italian bread, For a limited time only, We’ll approve qualified ap­ COMPETITION’S Williams stars double chocolate cake with plicants In just 24 hours. Now Avaiabte in mascot Tuesday in Washington. Safe- “The Odd Couple” with Sally Struthers you can save big on new DouUs Panod & H M Thoughts HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Billy topping. typup will appear on millions of school at the National Theatre. car loans at Heritage. There are no applica­ jtBrtormanco IniuMed Oast. Dee Williams, who joined the Friday: Pineapple juice, mea- From February 15th tion fees. And, you can PRICE* "D allas" TV series this season in a tloaf with onion gravy, mashed through March 2nd, we’re take up to 48 months to Lay ministry patient. potatoes, broccoli au gratin, white recurring but temporary role, lowering our interest rate repay. It’s our way of The greatest proportion of pas­ There are also the unofficial lay bread, strawberry shortcake abandons the embattled Ewing on new car loans to 12.5% saying, “ Happy Birthday, toral care in the hospital is ministers — hospital staff, neigh­ tribe to star in his own series next parfait. Cinema A.P.R. That means you G eorge!" Plus, a way of provided by the visits of lay people, bors, co-workers, even someone fail. can save George showing you how mui:h many of whom have taken special visiting the patient in the next bed Williams will costar with Ken training in hospital visitation. who takes time to share attention Hartford 10. — Beverly Hills Cop (R) 1,7:20,9; 30. The Cotton Club 8. — Johnny Donger- ' Meals on Wheels hundreds and hundreds we appreciate the value Wahl in “ Double Dare," a Warner ouslv (PG-13) 7:10,9:20. The warm and thoughtful visit with a stranger. Clnsma City — Amadeus (PG) 8. — — Mrs. Sottel (PG-13) 1:45, 7.30, 9:50. of times. of a dollar. Bros. TV project for CBS. The Diva (R) 7:30with La Balance(R)9:35. — Witness (R ) 1:45, 7:30, 10. — Tuff West Horttord ___ Following are the meals to be INSULATEO GLASS C44B0W C34 BOW by a member of a patient’s All these people — sometimes series, set in San Francisco, has — Comfart and Joy (P G ) 7:30,9:40. — Turf (R ) 1, 7:45, 10. — Protocol (P G ) Elm 1 B1— A Soldier's Story (PG ) 2, served to Meals on Wheels clients working together as a team, seek Bliet's Carmen (PG) 8:15. 1:15,7:15, 9:15. 7, 9:15. — PInocchIo (G ) 2. — The religious community can mean so Williams playing a sophisticated, Cotton Club (R) 7,9:15. the week of Feb. 18 through 22. The much. Sometimes it’s a long time to enable patients and loved ones to CInsstudle — Splash (P G ) 7:30 with Manchester wealthy man with a shady past Cauntrv (P G ) 9:35. UA Theaters East — Heaven Help Us The Moyles — Closed permanently. hot noon meal is listed first and the friend and often it’s a stranger who experience God’s presence and (R ) 7:20, 9:20. — The Flamingo Kid Wllllmontlc 50% OFF 604“ “ coerced by the police department Bast Hartford 462 cool evening meal, second. love on the journey through a time Rastwoed Pub B Clnsma — The (PG-13) 7:15, 9:25. — PInocchIo (G ) Jlllson Square Cinema — Witness On M RacUnoAv becomes a new friend. In any case, into helping solve tough crimes. (R ) 7:10, 9:10. — A Nightmare on Elm Monday: No meals served, & Dumgnd Crass m 30-C14-20 30-4442-18 of illness. Cotton Club (R ) 7:15. 7:10,9. this person comes in the name of a Wahl plays a young, street-wise Poor Richard's Pub B Clnsma — The Mansfield Street (R ) 7:20, 9:20. — A Passage to George Washington’s birthday. particular church or synagogue acquaintance who is serving time Cotton Club (R ) 7:15, 9:30. Tronslux Colleoe Tw in— The Falcon India ( R) 6:30.— The Killing Fields ( R) Tuesday: Shells with meat with words of comfort and hope Rev. Ernest S. Harris Showcase Cinemas — A Passage to and the Snowman (R ) 7,9:15. — A Film 4:30, 9:20. — Tuft Tu rf (R ) 7, 9:15. — in prison. Williams gets him an About Jim Hendrix 7 with Purple Rain Beverly Hills Cop (R ) 9:30. — Heaven sauce, peas, wax beans, salad, 635“ India (P G ) 1,8. — The Falcon and the and with the willingness to listen Chaplain Help Us (R ) 7,9:15. 513» early pardoii so the two can work Snowman (R ) 1:30, 7:10, 9:55. — The (R ) 9. pudding. Tuna salad sandwich, Windsor •In White Only •Screens Available patiently to the concerns of the Manchester Memorial Hospital together to fight crime. Killing Fields (R ) 1:30, 7, 9:45. — A Vernon fresh fruit, milk. •Available in Terratone al Similar Savings Cine 1 B 2 — PInocchIo (G ) 6:15. — Plata — Dune (PG-13) 7:15. Sound familiar? Nightmare on Elm Street (R ) 1:45,7:45, Wednesday: Boneless pork loin ‘ PriniM Prool required with gravy, /whipped potatoes, HAVE A GOOD OLD TIME A T THE zucchini, salad, cake. Ham sand­ NARROUNES wich. peaches, applesauce, milk. Save Thursday: Pot roast with gravy, wKh Center Picture Tolland Antiques Show Y baked potato, cauliflower, salad, •Narrollne ends with center picture G O O D N E W S ! pudding. Cold turkey sandwich, •While Perma-Shield Finish Saturday, FEB. 16 & Sunday, FEB. 17 fruit cocktail, milk. 10 ajn. to 6 pjn. 11 a.m. to 5 pjn. V GOOD FOOD. GOOD DBINK. GOOD FUN. GOOD PRICE! Friday: Baked white fish with newburg sauce, boiled potato, 3 TOLLAND HIGH SCHOOL, Tolland Ct. spinach; cottage cheese, cookies. th is m an ! $485 $555 18-4442-18 8'-1!4’’x4’-5y, " Route 74, Exit 99 from 1-84 Egg salad sandwich, fruit and 20-4442-20 8’-9y,”x4’-5’/,” 495 565 jello, milk.^ 505 575 DONA’nON $1£0; this a i admits 2 at $1.25 each Grilles Optional 18-4446-18 8’-1'/4"x4’-9y,” SENIOR CmZENS $1 with this ad BAKED SCROD Public schools Insula-Dome"' SKYLIGHTS All public schools in this area, 1 9 except those in Coventry, will be on Get New INSUU1TED FU1T 6LASS vacation this week. A delicious Fillet of North Atlantic White Hsh ACHVUC DOUBLE DOMES SKYU6HTS BUY YOUR VENTING baked in a lemon butter sauce served with w/SCREENS SIZE Coventry schools Complete with Copper SIZE FIXED SWEETHEART Car Loan at Herit^^e 22x22 $148 $160 22x22 $175 1245 Rice Pilof and a large Tossed SaCad. Flashing Above nices The following lunches will be lor Clear. Timing & 22x30 $1M $225 22x30 $225 $305 , I.ii 11,m l served in the Coventry elementary Motorization Avallablo. 30x30 $220 $245 30x30 $280 $365 ’J A LIVE LOBSTER asi yts gtt a ahtlt M MMs 22x46 $230 $275 22x46 1280 5385 schools the week of Feb. 18 through Many Other Sizes 30x46 $320 $425 Ahnida, Available 30x46 $280 $305 22: 46x46 $315 $375 46x46 $440 $515 331 Center St., Manchester SnfQf four dfimar Monday: Washington’s birth­ In our aining oroo day, no school. or got n logo. Tuesday: Taco with beef, let­ Hcrit^e Savings WM6W THE BALE 18 avtn, THE SERVICE WHT - ..^ * * 1 Early Bird Specials tuce, tomato and cheese, Mexican MV Mowr CMM 4 43 Oak Street aUSTONBORT com, pudding sundae. T ubs, thru Thurs. 5 p.m. — 7 p.m. SEA FOOD Near the Putnam Bridge Wednesday: Turkey with gravy, Manchester Division rice, cranberry sauce, sweet po­ amar SERVING THE AREA OVER 30YEARS MANCHESTER (iilwnd Main Olfica: 1007 Main St. 649-4586 • K-Mart Plaza, Spencer St, 649-3007 iW lN D O W H UnilaiBSI. H M I2 tato. roll, chilled fruit. 1 Corner Main & Hudson Sts. 647-0568 • Coventry: Route 31 742-7321 t s l All Items on Thursday: Vegetable soup, Glastonbury: Inside Frank’s Supermarket, Fox Run Mall 633-7655 649-9937 I /I LdCArm t m am.4M «•»«$■ I & i Menu except $ C FISH MARKET A > m i . grilled cheese sandwich, celery ^ South Windsor: 29 Oakland Rd. 644-2484 • Tolland: Rt. 195 872 7387 95 RESTAURANT BRING YOUR OWN and peanut butter, brownie. » r . » J . cam.. 1500 SeuOwasI M . (RsMs 71) (K-Mart K t a ) Steak and Shrimp. ^BEER (DR WINE Friday: Pizza, tossed salad, 203-678-0257 assorted fruit. M ANTIIKSTER H KR AU). Wcdiiesd;i\. FVI) 13. I98r. - 19. 18 - MANCHE^)TKR HERAI.D. Wednesday. Feb. 13, 1985 CAPTAIN EASY by Crooks A Catale ■ THERE POB&HT ' ^ ONE'Sf t'WiHpT f S b EM TO BE k HOWe.y(WVPr>feENT& ArtE Manchester Lumber AMV.. Wednesday T V AREA TOWNS X PRESIDENTS n u $ = 30) 1 Love the Chipmunks A shy Al­ 6:00 PM (JD CR azi (30) N ew * vin IS the victim of a scheme to got him to Three’s Company Channels take Brittany to the big holiday dance. (CC) Hart to Hart (R| Bepublicans in Bolton fear SM£-A-BR/U1()N!l (11) Benson 9:00 PM (D M erv Griffin WFSB Hartford. CT ) (10) Dr. Gene Scott lAfNEW New York. NY e (3) (40) Dynasty (C C ) Blake receives • (20) Little House on the Prairie WTNH New Haven. CT some pictures of Krystle in the arms of WOR New York. NY f Daniel Reece. (60 min ) (24) Dr. Who W P iX Naw York, NY 11 (lD Dr. Gene Scott UAW influence in campaign (30) Or>e Day at a Time Watarbury. CT >4 □ WTXX Springfield, MA 21 (22) (30) Facts of Ufa (C C ) □ (40) Newswatch WWLP WEDH Hartford, CT 24 34) Lawrence of Arabia The fascinat­ By Sarah Passell denounce the union for interfering selectman and the town fire chief, (41) Reporter 41 ^ Hartford, CT 20 ing life of the legendary Lawrence of Ara­ WVIT Herald Reporter in Manchester politics. objected quickly. Bifold Doors It coNtN money to (07) MacNeil/Lehrer New shour WSBK Boeton^M A 21 bia IS examined (60 rhin ) Springfield. MA 40 LEVY'S LAW • by Jamas Schumalifer “It's something we potentially hrat or alr rondi- (01) Good Tim es WQOB El Malaficio “I think it's a poor policy," he The perfect space-saving Hon your homr. WXTV Peterson, NJ 4t • BOLTON — The Republican might have to deal with," Con­ (C N N ) Pro9 Cont'd [CNN] Freen>an Reports i ONCe-YOU said. "I think we should support If looAf windows let .WGBY Springfield. M A >2 YOUVCNT Town Committee is steeling itself verse said Tuesday of UAW door for closets, door­ your money fjnipe (ESP N ) Fishin' Hole Hartford, CT SI (ESPNl Cotlege Baiket^ll: North M IN P I T 6&T USEP them rather than they support the WTIC ICNNl for an influx of money and activism in Bolton before the ways. room dividers. Easy "The Window Kiser" «* [H B O ] M O V IE : Crackers' Misfits decide CNN Cabla Nawt Ntwrk (^aroHrta at Maryland -AFTTE. - T O I T T U P town committee.” the answer to yoor Disney Channel loisl T I M P O U S T influence in the coming town elections in May. to become safecrackers. Donald Suther­ DISNEY lesPNl 9:30 PM (SSKpsara AWIUP, Johnson had proposed an official to install. No special tools problem land. Jack Warden, Sean Penn 1984 e s f n Spent Natwork : i ic N O w . FUT6 PY election from the U nit^ Auto “That subject is obviously one InHlead of costly new Home Box Office (Htol Git) Trampa para un Sonador Un hombro request for $50 from every candi­ required. All hardware in­ Rated PG HBO Workers union, one of whose most we’re going to have to deal with w ill v i i n windows, you ran in­ CINEMAX Cinemax (MAXi se encuentra entre el amor de dos mujeres. date for the Board of Selectmen, stall tll'AKKK window (M A X ) MOVIE; Tootsie' ICC) Dressed iTMCl prominent Hartford-area this year," said GOP Vice Chair­ 6730 A L cluded. s a v e w f TMC Movla Channal Antonio Grimau, Cristina Alberto. $25 from other candidates for channels in less than as a woman to audition for a television (USAl 15 minutes at a USA USA Natwork MOVIE: '48 Hrs' A convict is re­ members running on the Demo­ man William J. Fehling. Fehling y o u m o n e v n i soap opera, a desperate actor finds him [HBO] regular positions on town boards fraction of the cost self loading a frantic double life Dustin leased from prison for 48 hours to help the cratic ticket for a seat on the Board presided at Tuesday's meeting in He jirolrcted hy snujc and $10 from candidates for 'M. ■ Reg. SAI.K Hoffman, Jessica Lange. Ten Garr 1982 police catch tw o killers. Eddie Murphy. of Selectmen. the absence of Chairman Mark 4732 4108 hlting. rattle-free win­ Nick Nolte, James Remar. 1982. Rated R. alternates’ seats. Fliuli 4730 Rated PG Republican selectman Law­ Johnson, who was ill. Only nine 8.07 9 .3 0 dows that will save But some GOP committee llU N 41 IP HP heat, air condilioning (TM C ) MOVIE: 'I Am the Cheese' A 8:00 PM (3 ) Charles in Charge Buddy [MAX] MOVIE: 'Educating Rita' A tutor rence A. Converse and Douglas T. people — a bare quorum — guides a working class woman to the path members said they fear such a TTsr: and money i boy with partial amnesia sets out on a bicy­ attempts to franchise Charles and hire out Cheney voiced fears at a town attended the meeting, which was 2 4 i8 0 2 2 .5 2 3 4 .7 8 42.87 51.48 1 2 " 8.44 9 .9 1 IxNik for ‘The | cle journey to discover the truth about his other students as household helpers. of self-discovery and intellectual enlighten­ move would discourage Republi­ ment. Michael Caine, Julie Walters, M i­ commitee meeting Tuesday that held in almost total darkness Kuer" tn our energy parents and himself. Robert MacNaughton. cans from running for office in the saving Department or (3) PM Magazine chael Williams. 1983. Rated PG. 2 8 i8 0 2 4 .8 4 3 8 .8 4 51.19 06.20 1 0 .1 8 Robert Wagner. Hope Lange Rated PG Democratic candidate Robert Ma- because of a power outage. U>" 8.90 Hardware section ( 3 ) (40) Fall G uy (C C ) Colt searches for a future. ( U S A ) Cartoon Express 10:00 PM (3) News dore would bring the union into the “It would be worth monitoring 3 8 .8 4 4 6 .4 8 6 0 .1 0 •(Qualifies for weather bail-jumping singer accused of murder (60 3O118O 2 4 .8 4 Mrij) tan rrtslil (3) Arthur Hailey's Hotel (CC) Dave Bolton campaign. The UAW has the Democratic Town Committee Although the GOP put together a .5 0 " 9.36 1 1 .0 2 6 : 3 0 PM (5 ) (61) O ne Day at a Tim e m in ) ALLEY OOP - by Dave Qraua ijuaker channels fit and Megan's marriage ts crumbling due to been active in recent Manchester to see where they get their full slate for this year's campaign. 3 2 i8 0 2 9 .9 9 47.47 54.69 75.54 wimm (11) Barney Miller 0J) MOVIE: ‘In the Heat of the Night' WAIT, MR. OOP.' *732 L P standard 1*s ’ I financial and career pressures (60 min.) W E \ y E A H ! s o m u c h F0R/'...N0W LET'S N O ...I HAVE Fehling said Tuesday: "We have 3 1 " 10.22 i 2 .o :t sash with V ' |*arling W hen a wealthy industrialist is murdered in TO, BUT YOU/ political campaigns. money," Converse said. He also (22) (^0) NBC News a small Mississippi town, a Negro is ac­ (3 ) CNN Headline News DIO IT, \ -TOUR "FXOATING I SEE WHW'S 3 8 i8 0 26.91 4 3 .4 8 51.87 68.42 lieafl ALLEYiy STONES", WILFIK..' IN THAT DON'T.' Madore, who lives on Tolland proposed that the GOP survey to look for candidates. There's no □ n (24 Nightly Business Report cused but turns out to be a Philadelphia (jj) Independent Nows CAVE residents about issues in town, and doubt about that." 5 8 " 10.13 1 1 .9 2 homicide oxj^ert. Sidney Poitior. Rod Road, is business agent and 4 8 i8 0 4 3 .0 6 73.72 80.20 101.61 (0® Jeffersons (lD Dr. Gene Scott Board of Finance member Ray­ Steiger. Warren Oates. Lee Grant. 1967 y recording secretary for UAW include a question about how (4<^ ABC News |CC) (20) W ild , W ild W est 0 2 " 11.19 1.3.17 (ID Dr. Gene Scott Local 376 and vice president of the townspeople would feel about mond A. Ursin al.so opposed asking 6O118O 47.41 75.79 9 1 .2 2 118.25 Noticiero SIN ^ College Basketball: Connecticut at ^ (30) St. Elsewhere Ehrlich mistakenly UAW’s Hartford-area political ac­ non-residents working to affect the candidates to "shell out of their ( C N N ) Showbiz Today reports an innocent mother for child abuse. D 7 2 (8 0 5 0 .8 8 8 4 .0 6 105.97 134.85 10.28 1 2 .1 0 Pittsburgh tion committee, called the Com­ outcome of town elections. pockets” 6 0 " (60 min.) ENERGY (E S P N ) SportsCenter (2 ^ (20) Sm urfily Ever After (C C ) The munity Action Program. “I would suggest in a small town "Th e y put in the tim e,” he said. SA/m ( 3 ) Rem em bering Life LIFE magazine 7:00 PM Q ) CBS News wedding of Laconia and W oo dy is threa­ The UAW took credit for Man­ they don’t like outsiders," Con­ The party's main fund-raiser is 7 0 " U .6 0 1 3 .0 3 tened by the evil wizard. Gargamel. and the effects that it had on our lives is (3 ) (3® M -A -S 'H examined. (60 min.) chester Director Stephen T. Pen­ verse said. an annual raffle, which features a W (6 ) National Geographic Special (X ) ABC News |CC) (3 ) Odd Couple ny’s defeat in his 1982 race for the But members quashed one fund­ prize of a $500 gift certificate for (C C ) 'Four Americans in China.' The sto­ fourth district seat in the state raising proposal circulated by groceries. This year’s raffle will #108 A P X ) News ries of four Americans who consider China l £ ) Kojak Johnson. The chairman has sug­ take place in March and features (it) Jeffersons their second home are told (60 min.) [CNN] Evening News Senate. The union also worked to unseat Penny in his 1983 bid for gested the party ask candidates two additional prizes: a $75 certifi­ Interior Shutters (10) Dr. Gene Scott (2$ MOVIE: Breakheart Pass' The pas­ [TMC] MOVIE; 'Lassiter' A roguish A strikin3 decorator touch for sengers aboard a train incounter myster­ cate at Piano’s Re.staurant and a jewel thief is pressed into doing spy work re-election to the Manchester nominated at the Jan. 22 Republi­ your favorite rooms! These ^Q) (40) Barney Miller ious deaths.' disappearances and for the Allies in London during W orld W ar Board of Directors. can caucus for contributions to the $40 certificate at Whitham’s quality-made pine shutters (20) Wheel of Fortune unexplained accidents. Charles Bronson. II. To m Selleck. Jane Seymour. Lauren TH E BORN LOSER ' by A tl Sanaom Although Penny won re-election, party’s campaign fund: Nursery. combine style and function, $ 4 MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour Jilllretand, Ben Johnson 1976. Hutton. 1983. Rated R. fellow Democrat Barbara Wein­ "In Bolton basically the commit­ "There’s nothing we can do that provide privacy, warmth and Family Feud ^ Muy Especial: Julio Iglesias/Placido [USA] Chase »iEa,»Ea,iM«)'5 ^S nL L L I^ iWOtSHEOUSnELLS THEM Lie? Doming berg polled more votes and re- tee runs the whole campaign,” will Come close to the raffle.” simple Ii3ht control Ready to i t ) Marisela 10:30 PM (3 ) New Wilderness THE u m o i e ' ABCUrHER eVERYOUe SHEfe AeoUTMYAfc^ . placed him as mayor. Manchester Converse said. Fehling said. He estimated that the paint or stain to your taste. d l) MOVIE: 'Escape from the Planet of and we have all necessary (0^ Nightly Business Report ® N o w s But Norman J. Preuss, the judge committee will spend between $500 the A p e s' Chimpanzees from the year O L P A 6 I A M Democratic leaders subsequently hardware Standard sizes $ i) Diff'rent Strokes 3965. with human intelligence, arrive on Dick Van Dyke criticized her for refusing to of probate and father of both a and $1,000 on Ihe 1985 campaign. (C N N ) Moneyline earth and become celebrities. When it is learned that apes will one day rule and the ® 2 4 Horas (ESPN) College Basketball: New earth will be destroyed by a nuclear blast, a Orleans at Notre Dame 11:00 PM (3 ) (31 32) 30) 80) News Gossen . German scientist vow s to destroy them. ( 5 ) Taxi (U SA ) Radio 1990 Roddy McDowall. Kim Hunter. Bradford Coventry PZC Fixed Louver ShuUer.s Dtllman, Natalie Trundy. Eric Braeden. W il­ (3 ) Phil Silvers Area Towns Pipe Insulation liam Windom. Sal Mineo. 1971 as low as 7 : 3 0 PM (5 ) p m Magazine (0 ) Odd Couple (3 ) All In the Family [CN N] Prime News (20) Honeymooners [H B O ] M O V IE : 'Doctor Detroit' A timid eyes road plan ( 3 ) Wheel of Fortune (2$ Dr. Who In Brief professor is conned into posing as a flam­ Gossen Pipe Insulation Moveable Louver Shutter (3 ) NBA Basketball: New York at boyant mobster. Dan Aykroyd. Howard M*A*S*H Philadelphia COVENTRY — What to do with the land along the as low as Hesseman, Donna Dixon. 1983. Rated R. 3 ^ Ten O'clock News Woman hurt in crash path of the proposed eastern Connecticut cxprcssvvay Prevents heal loss from Cl1) Independent News [M AX] MOVIE: Wstership Down' 31) MOVIE: 'Fireman Save my Child' A Columbia woman was listed in serious water pipes, kt;eps colil water ^ Hogan's Heroes Rated PG. chaos reigns in San Francisco when fire was the question raised at the Planning and Zoning station, manned by well-meaning band of FRANK AMD ERNEST ^by Bob T h a v t condition in the intensive care unit at Manchester pipes Ironi sweating. Seleel a (22) M -A -S -H ( T M C l M O V IE : '4 8 H rs' (C C ) A cOnvict Commission meeting Monday night at the town hall. nincompoops, receives first gasoline- Memorial Hospital this morning with broken "The town is going to grow; you can’t deny that,” d0) Entertainment Tonight is released from prison for 48 hours to help size (u fil your (tipes anti zip it on. the police catch tw o killers Eddie Murphy. driven fire engine Spike Jortes and The H £ C A R F bones she suffered in a two-car accident Tuesday said Betty Gardner, commission member. (20) Barney Miller Nick Nolte, James 0emar. 1982. Rated R City Slickers, Buddy Hackett. Hugh O'Brian. 1954 afternoon on Route 6 in Andover, state police and Gardner explained her proposed changes in zoning Grosfillex i 0 ) People's Court [U S A ] College Basketball: ponnecticut [CNN] Moneyline a b o u t /v\Y hospital spokesmen said. regulations, which include changes in the zoning for Wild World of Animals at Pittsburgh Folding Doors (ESPNl Inside the PGA Tour Stephanie Wheeler, 36. was hurt when her car the area surrounding the new highway access ramps. @ ) Orte Day at a Time 8:30 PM (3) m o v i e : W orld collided with another headed in the opposite Install in Vs hour In any openinq up [U SA] Gong Show HF J ust LpyBs "Now is the time to start thinking about it,” she said. [C N N ] Crossfire According to Qarp' A talented writer and direction on Route 6 near Long Hill Road, police devoted father is confused by life's ironies. One idea was to make it a commercial area to allow to 2 ’5'A "x6’8 ". N o w in stock [H BO ] Braingames Word scrambles, 11:15 PM ® ) Reporter 41 Robin Williams, Glenn Close. John Lith- said. businesses like a gas station and small shops. This in white, walnut or number puzzlers and history and mVstery Tofz M r graphics/ gow. 1982. 11:30 PM (3 ) Three's Company Police said Wheeler was driving east and the would encourage more business in Coventry, and , Prices per 4’ piece. teak finish. Efficient, games are all hero to toase your brain. lili rHung Interior Door Unit DYNASTY WINTHROP ^by Dick Cavolll GO) Pelicula: 'El Secreto De La Momia spokesman said. betterment of growing Coventry, included more affordable housing. The modern, easy way to NOW Wealth, power, glamour and Egipcia' HE WANTED TO SfWJK- replace a warped or worn-out 3^ MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour In two-family zoning areas, it was proposed to allow beauty are the trappings ot A^E. BUT HE WAS Students can be interns three- and four-family units. Fifteen acres is required doo/r-Xpo set everything you the "Dynasty" clan which [CNNI Sports Tonight AFRAID It? EXF=tODE:. neecL to install in rough *5399 [ESPN] SportsCenter BOLTON — The Republican Town Committee now for such multiple-family units. or finilh<)3^pentng; includes (clockwise from I. to Seasonal dwellings could legally be converted to r.) Linda Evans, John [HBO] Willie Nelson's Texas Party Wil­ is holding its annual essay contest for high school Ext. Panels Forsythe, Rock Hudson and lie and friends perform a downhome bash juniors who would like to spend a week in year-round housing, with the proper requirements, All McGraw. The hit show airs for 35,000 fans. Washington under the wing of Sen. Lowell under the proposed changes. There would have to be $729 WEDNESDAY, FEB. 13 on [MAX] MOVIE: 'Slayground' A profes­ Weicker. R-Conn. 25.000 square feet if there is no connection to the town sional thief is chased from the U S. to Bri­ The contest winner will receive a half sewer line, or 15,000 square feet is there is a sewer 1H" thick hollow ABC. tain when he accidentally kills an innocent scholarship for the week-long internship in July, connection. core lauan door Catalina Woven Style girl. Peter Coyote. Billie VVhitelaw. Rated R. The changes also would allow conversions of any CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME (USAl Make Ma Uugh which costs a total of $225. stop, clear 3- Essays, of at least 500 words, should explain house, not just those built before 1940, to multi-family * pi(k 9/16” one-piece ^ 1 0 ® ® Reg.. *22.49 11:45 PM [TMCl M O V IE : Of I-IS why the student wants to participate in the units, with approval of the Zoning Board of Appeals. Unknow n Origin* A vicious rat wreaks QlSISbyMtA.bW jamb, hinges havoc on a newly renovated brownstone. internship program. Board of Education Chair- Those “extra" rooms could become “accessory Rated R. . man James H. Marshall, who is also a member of apartments,” drilled for lock. 12:00 AM (3 ) Magnum, P.l. the Republican Town Committee, oversees the A hospital or sanitarium, treating and caring for anything other than drug cases, was also on the (3) Rockford Files judging. sr^4»4 GUARD proposal list. (3 ) Hawaii Fhre-O $ 3 7 6 8 Patio Storm Door Covor (B)Star Trek Easy to install over any O ) Dr. Gene Scott ARIES (March 21-April 19) Even though some produclive. worthy manner. Being rolling glass door. 30} MOVIE: 'The White Warrior' A 19th Also doors with 4- you may not be aware ol it, you will be ol service to others offers definite fulftll- Weathertight, reduces air century hero leads his tribesmen in a battle m ent. i 9/16" jamb In stocit

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and engineers have been conduct­ Carbide is installing a computer­ NEW HAVEN (UPI) — Little Marissa Emple has been INSTITUTE, W.Va. (UPI) — shut down following the Dec. 3 ing an evaluation of the methyl ized early-warning emission dis­ Union Carbide officials said they disaster in which more than 2,500 progressing so well doctors hope to upgrade the condition of the will aim for an April 1 startup of the people died and hundreds of isocyanate unit at the Institute persion system at the plant. nation’s youngest liver transplant recipient by the end of the plant. Installation is to be completed by Business Keep an eye on average deductions methyl Isocyanate unit at its thousands were injured when the week Feb. 20 when an emergency drill is Institute plant depending upon the gas leaked from Carbide's Bhopal They are examining safety, Her parents, Jane and Gerald Emple of Brookfield, were • $100,000 to $200,000: medical ex(MMises. $1„5.57: scheduled. outcome of an investigation into plant. operating and maintenance proce­ delighted with the operation and the way Marissa, who was born In Brief Use your common sense. Compare the deductions taxes, $10,199; contributions. $4,647; intere.st, $13,915 Sen. Jay Rockefeller. D-W,Va., Oct. 31, was bouncing back in the crucial three days after the 9'/z you plan to claipi on your 1984 tax return with the the gas leak in Bhopal, India. dures, and are looking mto ways to Plans also are being assessed to "W e have talked with all the said it was proper to attach hour transplant at Yale-New Haven Hospital Saturday national averages claimed on returns filed in 1983 for further minimize the possibility of keep inventories of MIC, which is Belfiore admitted to bar GUIDE: You will find yourself in the above appropriate agencies and have conditions to the timetable for "It’s nothing short of miraculous," Jane Emple said Tuesday. '82 returns. If your deductions appear abnormally Your storage tank contamination. used to make agricultural pro­ breakdowns. Do so n'ow. Cheek your deductions for given them our intentions to start restarting the MIC unit. Fourteen-week-old Marissa, as expected, was in critical but Alice Ann Belfiore was admitted to the New high, you are waving a red fl^ig-for an audit. If they ’re 1984 against the averages for 1982 returns with the The chemical company, based in ducts such as pesticides, as small Money's up April 1 contiiigent upon our "Apparently, Union Carbide has stable condition, said Dr. Wayne Flye, who has supervised all 14 York State Bar on Jan. 30 in ceremonies in unusually low, you’re overlooking items you could warnings heeded. Yon can use these averages for your Danbury, Conn., also is reviewing as possible, and analysis is being investigation in Bhopal," said put some conditions on that, and I Albany, N.Y. legally deduct or not making all the claims you could own advantage. Do not fail to do so. procedures used for early detec­ made of the potential for eventu­ liver transplants at the hospital. r W orth Carbide spokesman Thad Epps. think they were wise to do so under She is a graduate make. This column will guide you in deductions! It is no more than normal if you are eoneerned tion of any potential MIC contami­ ally eliminating commercial ship­ The first last October involved 6-year-old Nikeisha Bogan of "W e have no indication from any of the assumption that the Bhopal of East Catholic The Internal Revenue Service refuses to reveal Sylvia Porter whether the return you are filing this spring will he ■ nation, aiid for containment of any ments of the extremely hazardous New Haven who walked unassisted out of the hospital six weeks these agencies of any high level of report was completed and the High School, the what standards it uses to pick returns for audit. But picked out for audit. Take comfort. issues of the report had been leak, should one happen. material. College of the Holy you can figure it out for yourself. Avoid above- concern (about restarting the “ I’m just waiting for her to smile and then I’ll know she’s OK,” The odds of your being chosen out of 100 laxi)uyers. unit). resolved,” Rockefeller said. Cross in Worcester, average deductions and you’ll minimize the chances depending on your income and business status, are " I think the company is going out Jame Emple said. ‘Her color is wonderful. She’s moving her Mass., and Albany of an audit during which you will have to justify all Company officials said Tuesday All the following averages, prepared by the overall very low. of its way to say any related issues arms and legs. She opens her eyes and looks at me, blinks, coughs Law School, Union deductions to an IRS examiner. restarting the unit will depend on Whealon has hip surgery Research Institute of America, are based on '82 On the basis of 95 miliion returns filed for '82 the completion of Carbide’s inter­ (between Bhopal and the Institute and stretches her arms.” . j- • • r University, Albany, But if your deductions (except for medical incomes, the odds were only 1.49out of 100 — or a setint Flye, the director of Yale-New Haven Hospital s division of returns and can be extremely helpful to you. nal investigation of the disaster plant) will be satisfactorily N.Y. expenses) are much below average, recheck your 149 out of every 10,000 returns filed. This percentage weeks and then resume a full If you’re a taxpayer with adjusted gross income of: and whether related issues are resolved." HARTFORD (UPI) - Hartford organ transplantation and immunobiology, said the drug She is an instrut- claims. You’re almost surely punishing yourself by rises as your income rises, both as an individual and Perry Bryant, acting director of Archbishop John F. Whealon, schedule, said the Rev. Edmund cyclosporine was being used in Marissa’s case to prevent the cor of law at Case overlooking legal deductions or missing proper • $20,000 to $25,000: average medical-expense satisfactorily resolved by that deductions of $909; average deductible taxes of $I .831; busine.ss. the West Virginia-Citizen Action spritual leader of more than O'Brien, director of communica­ body from rejecting the new liver donated by the parente of a Western Reserve claims. Look again! time. average deductible contributions of $721; average Out of every 100 taxpayers, your odds of tieing "There are issues we need to Group, said Carbide shouldn't be 800.000 Roman Catholics, was tions for the archdiocese. 6-week-old Maine child who died last Friday of sudden infant University School of The Information below is unofficial. While you can interest deductions of $2,966. audited are: able to make a "unilateral deci­ listed in good condition after hip O’Brien said Whealon suffered a Law, Cleveland, use the deductions given to you in the of flcial sales tax resolve with the various govern­ death syndrome. • $25,000 to $30,000: average medical-expense If you aren’t in business, had less titan $10,000 of sion” to restart production. surgery at St. Francis Hospital and stress fracture in his right hip, Ohio. table in the instructions to Form 1040, you cannot use mental- agencies to satisfiy them Flye flew to the Maine Medical Center in Portland to oversee deductions of $752; average deductible taxes of $2,058; total positive income and file on Form 1040A, a tiny "Carbide shouldn't tell the peo­ Medical Center. requiring removal and replace­ Belfiore is the the numters in this column. You can claim only the that we have safe and dependable the removal of the liver and dashed back to New Haven to average^ deductible contributions of $732; average 0.32. ple they don't have a say in the The successful operation was ment with a prosthesis. daughter of Mr. and actual amounts you paid — and can back up. operations.” perform the surgery. The liver was implanted within 2'/i hours of interest deductions of $3,195. If you don’t tile on Form 1040A, 0.78, Carbide officials said the ad­ reopening." Bryant said. "The performed Tuesday and Whealon, Mrs. William Belfi­ Whealon underwent treatement the liver’s removal from the donor. • $30,000 to $40,000: average medical-expense If your income is between $10,000 to under $25,000 vance preparations for resuming decision should be contingent upon 64, was expected to remain in the ore of 40 Forest St. NOTE: Most of you should be reporting a lower for cancer of the colon last year, It’s regional accesibility was a key factor when the decision deductions of $687; taxes of $2,576; contributions of and if you use itemized deductions. 2.15. operation of the MIC unit will the response of the residents. The hospital for at least a few days, and is married to medical-expense deduction than the average claimed If you use the standard deduction, from $25,000 to but O’Brien stressed that “ hospital was made last year to establish the center in New Haven, which $859; intere.st, $3,596. minimize the time required to prudent way to proceed is to get said Dr. John Haugh, the surgeon Timothy Sherry, a by taxpayers on the returns filed in '82. This reflects officials indicated that cancer is in is within the metropolitan New York area and often called "the • $40,000 to $50,000: medical cxpen.scs, $843; taxes, under $.50,000, 2.61. If $.50,000 and over. 4.9:i. restart once the report is response from Bhopal and see who performed the operation. fourth-year student the unfavorable law change covering 1984 medical If you are in business with gross reeei|)ts under no way involved in the present gateway to New England.” at Case Western Re­ $3,238; contributions. $1,149; interest, $4,483. available. what happened there." Whealon will use walking aids expenses that lets you deduct only those expenses that $■25,000, 1.52. Carbide says its management during a roonvorv »<>nod of 6 to 10 surgery." serve Medical exceed 5 percent of yoUr adjusted gross income in • $50,000 to $75,000: medical expenses, $897; taxes, The MIC unit at Institute was $4,574; contributions, $1,551; interest. $6,242. If you iire in business with receipts from $25,000 to Alice Belfiore school. 1984, up from 3 percent in 1982. This 5 percent undiT $100,000, 2.02: with reeciitts $100,000 and over, “ wastage” rule could bar deductions entirely or slash • $75,000 to $100,000: medical expenses. $1,028: taxes. $6,918: contributions, $2,523: interest, $8,719. 4 14 3 United Way hails firms them. Connecticut In Brief Thirteen Manchester companies were recently 3 honored by United Way of the Capital Area and Combined Health Appeal for their effoits in the Car buys lead retail sales for January Blacks show decline at UConn 1984 fall fund drive. The companies were among more than 200 from the Greater Hartford region able to the government tally that is a WASHINGTON (UPI) — Retailsales $110.7 billion after seasonal adjust­ usually require financing. Durables STORRS — The number of black undergraduates attending the which received awards at a recent reception at sales climbed 2.5 percent while non­ month to month series. climbed a healthy 0.7 percent in ment, the department said. Auto University of Connecticut full tim e has dropped 11 percent since* the Sheraton-Hartford Hotel. durables saless slipped 0.2 percent. Gasoline service stations ini'ieased January, as stronger automobile sales dealers took in $23.6 billion, 4 percent 1979 and the number of black full-time graduate students has Local companies receiving awards included Building materials sales were up 1.1 sales dollars by 1.1 percent but were made up for a big setback in more than in December-. Ponderosa Steak House, Silver Award: Brand- percent while furniture stores reported still taking l.I percent less than declined 33 percent. department stores, the Commerce But department store sales plunged 5 Statistics released by the university show a dramatic 40 Rex Tape Cable, Lydall Inc., J.C. Penney, a 0.4 percent increase, both categories January 1984. Department said today. percent, more than wiping out the percent decrease of black undergraduates from a peak in 1981-82. Manchester, J.C. Penney Regional Catalog benefitting from strong housing sales Total sales for January were 3.8 The sales Increase was the strongest December gain of 1.8 percent. Center. Sears, Roebuck and Co., Manchester, and sales. The department reported percent ahead of a year earlier, The 232 enrolled in 1981-82 has slid to 149 in 1984-85. since November’s revised 1.5 percent Clothing stores were the other big Visiting Nurse and Home Care of Manchester, Tuesday that builders completed 2 showing no inerea.se in volume after Officials cite competition from Ivy League sclwols as well as a gain. It looked especially strong losers in January, reporting 5.1 percent declining pool of black students and decreased financial aid. “ I Bronze Awards; Beauregard Corp., Carlyle few dollars taken in after December’s percent more houses in December than inflation. Johnson Machine Co., Hartford Distributors, because the government bookkeepers think the university has made a very sincere effort to attract took a second look at the month before 2.5 percent increase. in November. Lutz Children’s Museum, Manchester Area January sales figures reported by the minority students,” said Admissions Director John W. Vlandisl and decided Christmas sales had been If auto sales were excluded, the rest Balance of payments Conference of Churches and Moriarty Bros., department store and discount chains Officials say a new admissions philosophy focuses less on overestimated by $973 million. would show a 0.1 percent decline for 20/20 Awards. Jan. 31 already revealed a sag in The balance of payments is the increasing the number of blacks admitted to UConn and more If the figures for December sales had January. Silver Awards go to companies which have consumer enthusiasm for general difference between all payment.s matle toward ensuring black students stay at the school. been left alone January would have The figures showed consumers tilted raised 60 percent or more of their full giving merchandi.se. The industry figures, to foreign countries and all payments posted a slight decline instead of an toward durable goods in January, the potential and Bronze Awards are for 30 percent or measuring progress compared to a coming from abroad during a set increase. heavy-duty items like automobiles, more. A 20/20 Award represents a minimum of a major appliances and furniture that year earlier, are only roughly compar­ period of time. Man asks for murder probe 20-percent increase in either total giving or per Retail sales for January brought in NEW H AVE N — An ex-marine who helped organize an armed capita giving plus a minium of $20 per capita. F patrol in the Atlanta child slayings urged President Reagan to Eleven East Hartford companies and four MCC’s appoint a special prosecutor ‘ ‘to get to the bottom” of the killings. South Windsor firms received similar awards. Dollar gains in Switzeriand F Chimurenga K.S. Jenga said Tuesday while Wayne Williams “BUSINESS NEWS” was convicted in the deaths of two young black adults, nobody American Can buys firm LONDON (U PI) — The U.S. dollar 10.035 franc close to start at 10.020. LUNCH SERIES was ever arrested for the killings of the children whose deaths opened higher on most major foreign ‘ But it hit a new opening high in Milan of GREENWICH — American Can Co. said 2,025.25 lire against its record close of occurred between 1979 and 1981. exchanges today, hitting a 10-year high Tuesday it broadened its retail store line by 2.015.80 on Tuesday. will present Jenga said Atlanta black leaders who were critical of a CBS against the Swiss franc in Zurich. Gold was acquiring the assets of a privately held discount Italian dealers saw the rise as just part of television “ docu-drama” depicting the case were trying to steady. sporting goods and apparel business. The The dollar’s opening of 2.8015 Swiss the dollar surge in Europe, particularly “EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS’ discredit the production to hide their alleged incompetence at the E company said it acqulrt^ Dunham’s Inc. of francs, up from Tuesday’s close of 2.7980, against the German mark and the Swiss Drayton Plhins, Mich.', for an undisclosed amount time of the killings. was its highest point since November 1974. franc, and saw no end to the rush to buy as the topic of discussion on E of cash and notes. It was the company’s fourth The last three hours of the drama were shown Tuesday night. The dollar eased in London, opening at dollars. acquisition involving speciality retailing since Some Atlanta critics said the production was at odds with the $1.0935 to the pound, down from Tuesday’s The dollar opened at 3.2905 marks in Thursday, Feb. 21. 1985,1985, 12^212-2 prn^pm facts. CBS agreed its entertainment division did mix fiction and January 1984. $1.0870, and in Paris, coming off its record Frankfurt, up from 3.2870. fact in its presentation of “ The Atlanta Child Murders.” The Fee: $5 network aired a viewer advisory stressing the production was a Call drama and not a documentary. “ The premature closing of these cases is a blatant violation of Small businesses take Where more ^ 647-6175 Manchester (Community Colege these children’s civil rights,” said Jenga, 35, who has been living in the New Haven area for the past two years. for registration eo BMwsI SUesI B aim at Reagan cuts Americans find information Manctmlar. Connecticut 06040 Kennedy makes plea for handicapped a bigger refund BOSTON (U P I) — Small busi­ Bureau Is more vocal about the HARTFORD — Edward M. Kennedy Jr., son of the ness organizations around New interests of very small companies Massachusetts senator, called upon the nation’s hanificapped to England are trying to drum up because its members typically fall organize and demand the services they need to live independent enough support to keep what many into that category. lives. members consider one(pf their few While SBANE represents a wide Kennedy, 23, who lost his leg to cancer at age 12, spent two days allies in Washington — the Small range of companies by size, the In Connecticut visiting programs tor the handicapped and service bureau’s members are BARDON Business Administration. supporting proposals for improved education, transportation The SBA, founded in 1953, is one typically those with 10 or few H&R BLOCK and accessability. of the agencies the Reagan admin­ employees, with few big enough to We can’t promise everyone Hearing Aids this, but In a recent survey of He has been traveling around the country for the istration says it is willing to do have more than 50 workers. Pound Patricia Leser The SBA had several predeces­ customers who got refunds, 3 Washington-based National Organization on Disability. away. Although the SBA will out of 4 believe they got bigger & Services, Inc. "W e are all tied together by the common themes of alienation probably survive, it may face sors. The Small War Plants refunds than If they did Inelr and rejection.” he said Tuesday at a news conference at the State another cut in its dwindling Corporation was formed during $1117! own taxes. 3 out of 4! Portland Manchester Capitol. "W e look forward to the day when ha dug a disability is budget. World War II to help smaller not equated with tragedy.” I Groups like the Smaller Busi­ businesses with military 220 Main St. 464 E. Canter St. ness Association of New England procurement. What can we find for you? 342-4046 647-8082 That agency’s name was in Waltham and the national Small •Frii Audlomitrlc Hiirlng T$$ti Bird law gets cooked Business Service Bureau in Wor­ changed to the Small Defense cester are complaining that their Plants Corporation during the Marshall’s Mall • 646-5440 •Homa or Offlc* Appolntniinti HARTFORD — Ornathologists said today a lawmaker’s theory members need the SBA. Korean War, and merged with Open 9am-9pm Weekdays, 9-5 Sat. & Sun. •Ripilri on All Makii of Aids that rice thrown at weddings kills feathered guests is for the Some don’t like the direction the Depression-era Reconstruction Fi­ during rogular stors hours •BiNirlit (Mill-Out Barvlct) birds. SBA has taken'in recent years, but nance Corp. to form the SBA in Also In most major . Rep. Mae S. Schmidle has proposed a bill that would prohibit they all agree small businesses 1953. •Guitom Eirmoldi the practice of tossing uncooked rice at newlyweds. need the agency and its services. •IO*/a Bsnlor Cllinn OI$count SBANE not only advocates keep­ "It kills the birds who ingest it,” the Newton Republican When it comes to high-yielding, liquid investments, the Heritage Our ProfiMloniU Winl to Hilp Ym with Your Hairing Prablam. claimed. “ They can’t digest it.” ing the agency alive, but says it Money Market Account stands alone. Just look at the unbeatable 0pm MON. thru FBI B m ti 5dN) • SAT A EVENINGS By Appalntmant The professor, who has written a number of books on birds, needs to be bigger. The Small M ntirCird ind VIsi Honortd said, "Birds that have a propensity to attend weddings certainly Business Service Bureau says returns you can start earning now: have enough things to eat and rice would be no danger if they advocating expansion is unrealis­ CUP thia ad NOW at your REMINDER chose to eat it.” tic and would be satisified if the Deposit Amount Effective Annual Yield Annual Rate SBA survives with a smaller Brush observed that most birds who attend weddings “ are $50,000 .^and over 8.30% 8.00% rather common, starlings and the like,” and rice is just another budget. “ I think a lot of associations say form of food avilable to eat if they choose to. 7.80% they want to Increase the budget,” $25,000-^(999 8.08% Independent said service bureau President $2,500 - $24,999 7.87% 7.80% Insurance Yale to honor alumnus Francis R. Carroll. “ I ’d like to increase the budget, but realisti­ Center, Inc. In addition, you can enjoy these exciting features as well; NEW H A V E N — Edwin J. Fischer, an alum nusofYale, w ifllbey I cally it’s a belt tightening time. If 3 anything, we’re fighting to keep honored Thursday by graduate and professional students at Yale-'^ I e FSLIC insurance up to $100,000 • no service charges 3 University for his 75-year association with the Ivy League the SBA." • interest compounded and • statement or passbook form institution. Carroll, though an advocate of Larry King, president of the Graduate-Professional Student SBA's survival, is critical of some credited monthly Senate, said Tuesday Fischer’s “vigorous participation ” in of the agency’s actions over the years. He complains the SBA has many alumni activities since his graduation in 1916 exceeded expanded the definition of a small that normally expected of Yale graduates. business to the point that the truely Fischer, who was known for meeting the needs and concerns of small guy has a harder time Y a le ’s graduate and professional schools, served in World War I Get the return getting help. Rod De*n, CIC Jo n Noma, CPCU as an Army lieutenant. * "W e absolutely support the SBA, He obtained his doctorate in chemistry after the war, taught at but we do take exception to some of Y ale until 1929 and then left for a career in management at a New the things happening there,” he you deserve you’re not made of Haven manufacturing concern. He retired in 1978 but remained said. "W e’re saying they (bigger active at Yale as a "faithful alumnus." businesses) can fight it out on their own in the free marketplace." With a high-interest m oneyl Carroll said changes in SBA Union wants officer reinstated operations have made it more Heritage Money Market account. ThdM dayt. no on* It. WHh prtcM riang at last a t they are difficult for very small businesses now. It makae good aenaa to aava money any whera you can. EAST HARTFORD — The'town’s police union will ask state labor to take advantage of one of the So took to your kiauranoa for poaalble aavkiga officials to reinstate police officer Joseph A. Troiano, whose agency’s most valuable service, dismissal on grounds of brutality and false arrest was upheld by low-interest loans. Call ua tor a quote on Qreat American aulo the Personnel Appeals Board this week. The Small Business Service or homaownara Inaurance. If you’ra not S avii^ made of monay, a Qraat Amarican auto or Union President Dennis J. Shea said Tuesday he w ill ask the homaownara policy la mada for you. state Board of Mediation and Arbitration to reinstate Troiano, Manehnter Olxitlon who was fired in November after being accused of beating a In 1978, California voters ap­ •M n OMoac XX)7 KM n St. 6494966 • K44art Plaza. Spencer SI. 6493007 Comer Mam 6 Hudaon Sts. resident with a cane. proved the Proposition 13 initiative 6476666 C r w a iik r houle 31 742-7321 O la a lo n tu y : Inside Frank's Suparmarkal. Fox Fkm Mall 6337866 l2 l 646-6050 The Personnel Appeals Board voted 2-1 Monday to uphold the Fsne Soi4h W M s o r: 29 OakW id Rd 644-2464 to cut the state’s taxes by 57 830 Hartford Road, Manchester officer’s dismissal. In doing so, the board agreed with with a percent, thus severely limiting • T d a n d; Route 196 872-73B7 (Aorota from Lyncji Toyota) •eVrwaea I puawaaei %’• department investigation that found Troiano had acted without state spending. provocation when he attacked 61-year-old Dominick Garufi. 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TOWN OF MANCHESTER J MISCELLANEDUS MISCELLANEOUS CONDOMINIUMS LEGAL NOTICE | Rentals HELP WAIjITED FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE At a mactlno on February 4,1985 the Planning and Zanlng HELP WANTED I 1 I Commission mode the followina decisions: , RICHARO HAYES — ZONE CHANGE — BUCKLAND WELLSWEEP CON­ ROOMS s t r e e t (H-38) — Approved o zoning clossltlcotlon of EASY ASSEMBLY BURIED UNDER BOOKS DOMINIUM - 400 North FOR RENT Business Zone V lor o parcel of approximately 2.39 acres — WORK I S600 per 100. Gua­ 188 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE Main St., 2 bedroom CLASSIFIED 643-2711 75V Bucklond Street (effective dote — February 19, 1985). ranteed payment. No ex- townhouse, fully ap- M A N C H E S TE R ,^ Clean RICHARO E . MERRITT AND ANNE L. MILLER — ZONE M AN CHESTER, C T 06040 rooms for'Yent. 24 Hour CHANGE — JEFFERSON STREET (M-63) — Approved the perlence/No soles. De­ plionced country kit­ application, odopted o zoning classification of Planned RELIABLE AND DE­ tails, send self-addressed 643-7295 chen. I'/z baths. Individ­ secupltyf Mold and Linen HELP WANTED Residence Development for o parcel ol approximately 0.57 PENDABLE PERSON stamped envelope: ual basements. JDO-d Iijs s^rltlce. 646-7066. [HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED acres, and approved with modifications the General Plan of HELP WANTED Development— Lot 2 of the Subdivision Plan on Property of tor Port Time cashier ELAN VITAL-173, 3418 energy etficlencv cgtlnd H E LP IN G P EO P LE sa- Notices HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Estate of Ido Ferenz, Jefferson Street (effective dote — soles clerk and delivery. ■ Enterprise Road, Fort ANNIVERSARY SALE Northeast Utilities^' GOVERNMENT JOBS. $61,500. Peterman tlsfv their needs and FULLTIME RECEPTIO- Good pay, flexible hours Pierce, Florldo, 33482. B u y one book, get one free, higher wonts ... that's whot wont $15,000 - $50,000/yr. possi­ ^1|USS?Ll ') l ^ilEISS AND LEONARD M. LAZAR — In modern, professional Realty, 649-9404, 647-1340, NIST/MEDICAL SECRE­ INTERESTING NEWS­ SPECIAL EXCEPTION — CHAPEL ROAD (R-14) — price prevails. Comics -10% off new ods ore all about. TOWN ENGINEER ble. All occupations. Call Granted a special exception under Article II, Section 16.15.02 pharmacy In idroe shop­ 647-0080 or 649-4064. TA R Y. Busy Manchester PAPER WORK - Private comics, 20% off back issues, no PERSONklS Town of Coventry. Connecticut, Medical Office. Some ex­ 805-687-6000 Ext. R-9965 SEAMSTRESS - Expe­ with the followlno conditions: (1) The site's proposed ping center. Apply at SECRETARY — PART TIME population 9,050. selary negotia­ rienced In bridal. Full telephone and desk. Part hydrant with 8" feeder shall be moved 70 feet north to the once: Liggett Porkode other discount applies. I CARS/TRUCKS ble up to present salary of perience necessary. 646- tor Information.______location that was reouested by the Eighth Utilities District ICARS/TRUCKS NEW CR ED IT CARD! No $26.699 00. aacetieni benefits time position. Call 643- time evening. Ideal for Pharmacy, Porkode (9am - 2 pm) Town Manager/Council form of 6484. Fire Chief; (2) Laodscoclng and parking Islands shall be In Sales ends February 28. FOR SALE one refused. Vlso/Mos- FULL TIME POSITION 4809. ' housewives, students, or conformance with the Town Economic Development Shopping Center, 404 PART TIME BOOK- I FOR SALE government Performs a vartety of In medical business of­ KEEPER/TYPIST tor tercord. Coll 1-(619)-S69- Civil Engineering and Supervisory PART TIME CLERICAL anyone who needs an Commission's Regulations tor the Bucklond Industrial West Middle Turnpike, work in planning, desigmryg ar>d fice. Experience In data extra $75 to $125 weekly. 8 Pork; (3) The proposed 15 inch flared end pipe at the small business. 12-15 0242. supervising construction of struc­ WORKER - Could lead to G OVER N M EN T JOBS - northwest corner of the site shall be changed to o grated Manchester. GIVE YOUR budget a Medi Mart Drug Stores, one of the tures and public facilities such as processing, collection positions. Coll M r. Bur­ hours per week. Hours full time. Flexible hours. $14,757 to $52,663. Now structure, drop Inlet; (4) The detail of the reinforced Placing on od In Classi­ boosti Sell those still- WANTED: RIDE from Stop & Shop companies, has an buildings, roads.dramage sys­ and oeneral office proce­ ton at 647-9946. Positions concrete culvert end shall be removed from the plon; (5) A flexible. 6464)798. PRESIDENTS’ SALE tems. Vidges. channels. ar>d Contact Steve, 12- 1pm. at dure. Full benefits. hiring In your area. INTERESTING NEWS­ fied Is easy. Just coll good but no-longer-used Porter Street to Pratt & dams. Provides engineering con­ 1(619)569-8304. 24 hrs. won't last long. note shall be added to the detail of the wing type endwoll PAPER WORK - Private opening for a part time Secretary in sultation and assistance to town 643-5107. Please call 527-7433. (right side wall of detail) “ Lengthen upstream woll os 643-2711. We'11 help you Items In your home for Whitney 2nd shift. Call our Mancheser Market office. Du­ departments, boards and commis­ required to protect slope" and at the location of this telephone and desk. Part ASSEMBLERS AND with the wording of your cosh. Call 643-2711 to 2-13 TILL 2-18 646-4714 after 10:30 d.m. sions Oradualion from an ac­ structure on the site plan; (6) A concrete splash pod sholl be COIL WINDERS - Finger credited coltege or university with f? 7 | CARS/TRUCKS time evening. Ideal for od. place vo'jr od. ties include typing, correspon­ CARS/TRUCK8 ITTICARS/TRUCKS shown on the plan at the winged endwoll of the 24 Inch dexterity necessary. Ex­ a B S. degree m Civil Engineering reinforced concrete pipe; (7) The driveway shall be drown housewives, students, or dence, filing, statistical arialysis and registration as a professional ILLIfor sale I I U FOR SALE anyone who needs on perience not necessary, engineer under sectirm 20-302 of RECEPTIONIST FULL FOR SALE as on apron according to the Public Improvement and telephone work. Benefits in­ Connecticut Oeneral statutes. Specifications and be labeled os “ S* thick, reinforced extra $75 to $125 weekly. 8 will train. Four day week, 1 7 1 ICARS/TRUCKS ITTICARS/TRUCKS TIM E for busy physi­ Employment clude paid vacations, holidays and Resumes should be submitted lo' concrete apron." Existing granite curb that will be removed positions. Coll M r. Bur­ Monday thru Thursday. ■'' Ifor sale lillFOR SALE cian's office In Manches­ shall be returned to the Town Highway Division; (8) Thesite ton at 647-9946. Positions Ten hour dov, 7om to employee discount. David L. Berner ter. A pleasant telephone plan shall be subject to compliance with the required Inland Town Manager won't lost long. 5:30pm. Apply at Able & Education personality Is required. Wetland opprovol — Lot 10,160V Chapel Rood. 1712 Main Street HONDA. flTC ZONING REGULATION AMENDMENT (Z-65) — Ap- Coll, Howard Rood, If interested in this position Coventry. Conn. 06238 Must function well under oroved the deletion of existing Article It, Section 1.03.01 (L ) SALES O R IE N TED PER­ Bolton. Closing date for application is pressure and have gen­ and the addition of Article It, Section 1.03.01(L)(1) through please call Mr. Bernie Tabol at 649- FOLLOW THE LEADER (5) regarding hobby automobile rebuilding (effective dote SON to work part time. February 22. 1965 eral front office expe­ When work's the game, Big ■h e lp w a n t e d 8899 to arrange for a personal inter­ — March 1, 1985). Apply In person: 50 Bat­ AIRLINES NOW HIR­ rience. Must be flexible WORKING CLASS Red" is the name. For 1984 ANDREW ANSALDI ET AL — EXCAVATION PERMIT — son Drive, Bucklond In­ BEST BUYS view. regarding working hours the ultimate utility machine ADAMS STREET (A-27) — Granted excavotlon permit with ING. Reservotlonlsts, 8.8% DAYCARE OPENINGS- HERO the following conditions: It) Nostockplllngofproductstobe dustrial Park, Manches­ stewardesses and ground and must be able to has gotten even better. AF ter, Bucklond Meat 8.8% GMAC Financing Teachers and aides handle miscellaneous ready bristling with lunctlonal removed from the premises shall be permitted on the site; crew positions available. Aitnual PDrcMitag* Rat* Financing needed to work with In­ (2) No temporary building structure nor fixed equipment Products. clerical duties. Please features that put It at the top ol shall be placed on the site; (3) Excavotlon sholl start from Coll 1-(619)-569-8304 for New 1985 Buick Regal To Qaallflad Biiyara on TELEPHONE RECEP­ M e d i a fants and preschoolers. the working class. Big Red" details. 24 hrs. call Ruth at 647-1493 for the northerly section of the site; (4) The hours of operation SERVICE STATION ME­ TIONIST In Inventory Please cal 1646-9608 for an appointment. has now gained additional shall be only from 7:00 A.M . to 5:30 P.M ., Mondoy through 2 Dr. Sport Coupe ALL NEW 1985 control, part time 3 nights M arbQ appointment. versatility with shaft drive and simurdov; (5) The plan shall be revised to Indicate the above CHANICS & ATTEND- A T. PS. PB. reardef,. air. sport mirror^ ipe, conditions and the modifications of the Inland Wetland EN TS - Full or part time. SECURITY OFFICERS deluxe wheel covers, steel belled w ills. and Saturdays. Must GENERAL OFFICE reverse capability. Other trled- approval; (6) The applicant and the Commission shall sign o NISSAN TRUCKS and-true features Include a Uniforms furnished. Blue Port time weekends. All AM/FM slereo/bumper guards, body side mould­ have pleasant telephone MEADOWS MANOR HAS WORKER - Duties in­ Certificate of Agreement listing ol( ot the conditions under 192cc four-stroke engine, with which this approval Is granted. The plan shall becomeoport Cross & Blue Shleldovoll- shifts. Manchester area. ings, knolchbaCk seat in cloth, tinted glass. You gel (Umnad Tim* Only) manner and good figure RN/LPN Charge nurse clude typing, filing, and air this for on aptifude. Call 647-9997 be­ duaFrange five-speed trans­ of this Certificate; (7) Approval Is granted for o period of oble. Apply In person: 252 Cor and telephone neces­ positions available on answering phone. Full mission and automatic clutch, two years which shall commence on the dote that the above Spencer Street, tween 10 and 2. Certificate Is signed. — 329, 331V, 335-337, 355, 361 and 381V sary. $4.30 per hour to per diem basis from 11pm time with benefits. Call easy electric starting hydrau­ Manchester. GIFT BONUS 871-6602 between 9am to Adorns Street. start. Coll 527-0225 M -F to 7am. Excellent pav lic forks, heavy duty front and ANDREW ANSALDI ET AL — INLAND WETLANDS — 8am to 2pm. and chances to win TRUCK DRIVERS rate. Coll Mrs. Gibbs or 2pm. HEAVY CONSTRUCTION RN’s LPN’s NA’s & HHA’s rear racks, a standard trailer ADAMS STREET (A-28) — Granted with modlflcotlons and MALE OR FEMALE EQUIPMENT Come »n d learn about the advantages ol working lor med­ Mrs. Balet at 647-9191. hitch, and much more lo ease limitations on Inland wetland permit— 329,331V, 335-337,355, SERVICE TECHNICIAN *10,485 exciting prizes! CERTIFIED NURSE 361 and 381V Adorns Street. Stock Noa.fsin/8JII7 Mutt be experienced Apply ical personnel pool. Must have 1 year full lime expenence. your work load ANDREW ANSALDI ET AL — FLOOD PLAIN — ADAMS tor route work. Must be Participating G.H.A.D.A. member. m perton between 4 pm and 6 We have openings on ail shifts. We otter excellent pay and AIDES - Certified Aides s t r e e t (8-F) — Approved o site plan lor excavation self motivated and have See your salesman for details. pm. The Andrew Antaldl benefits. We will be recruiting on Feb. 20lh, 1985 from 10 tor 7 - 3 and 3-11 shifts, CONNECTICUT’S activity and drainage construction adjacent to o flood plain vehicle. Experienced New 1985 SIO Fleetside Company. 106 Bldwell St.. a.m. lo 4 p.m. in the H&R Block Ollice. Marshall's Mall, 324 fulltime. Excellent be­ LAR G EST — 329,331V, 335-337,355, 361 and 381V Adorns Street. preferred or will train. Mancheater^______nefit package. Every WILLIAM B. THORNTON — RESUBDIVISION — Including 4 cylinder engine, 4 s ^ d Broad St.. Manchester. HONDA DEALER PARKER STREET (T-68) — Approved o revised modifica­ Budget Pest Control, 649- -Must Call For Inlontlow Appolntmanl. other weekend off. MACHINEST - CNC Mil­ transmission, all season steel rauial MiliritiiiE Our 20tli tmivitsiiy tion to on approved plan of resubdivislon — 925V (portion 9001. ling, experience with set HAIRDRESSER - Expe­ Please call Director of of), 937V ond 1011V Parker Street. tires, 1000 pound RECEPTIONIST/ MEDICAL 30 AdM$ Stmt, Mmckutir A copy of these decisions has been filed In the T own Clerk s up ability req^red, how­ BOOKKEEPER rienced with followlno. Staff Developments be­ SUPERINTENDENT -. _/T*™ 1Y payload, front disc DE CORMIER^ PERSONNEL tween 8 and 3 at 643-5151 ever willing to accept Mual be experienced. Apply, Friendly atmosphere. (Ent 33 Iff 186) PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION Live In position at the brakes. Stock 85107. ■INCt <^1^1841 POOL Monday thru Friday. Leo Kwosh, Secretory experience with conven­ in pfraon between 4 pm and6 Vacation, sick pay and Bennett Housing Devel­ tional machinery. Own pm.r The Andrew Ansatdi Crestfleld Convalescent 6 4 6 - 2 7 8 9 Doted at Manchester, Connecticut this 13th dov ot J**OTDRaAtfe.lHC:, educational benefits. Call February, 1985. opment. Position In­ tools helpful. Apply at 184 Company. 186 Bldweil St.. 5 4 9 - 0 8 7 0 643-2103 or 647-1315. Home and Fenwood volves cleaning hallways Mancheater. Manor In Manchester. Mon.-Fri. 9-8; Tues., Wed., Thur. 9-6; Sat. 9-4 026-02 Commerce Street, Glas­ and light maintenance. tonbury or coll Personnel $6,285 Most hove experience. at 633-5271 between lOom HELP WANTED Coll 528-6522. and 3pm. EOE. .... CLYDE NISSAN W iniLnr A\(' D ili OpM eves. IH 8 p.m. excapt Puin. til 6, Sat. *615 171 ICARS/TRUCKS ■71 ICARS/TRUCKS 17 1 J CARS/TRUCKS \ rnmn. (T O 1 1 1 28S BROAD ST.. MANCHESTER 643-4165 CHORCHES I'II fdr s a le 171 I fdr sale I ' 1 I for sale OF MANCHESTER PHYSICAL THERAPIST - Full time opening In 270--1 80 Oakland St. 643-2791 skilled nursing home for Phvsicol Therapist with FOR WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY WE HAVE experience or Interest In long-term core. Competi­ . % tive wages and excellent WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY^ 8 8 benefits including free ON SELECT MODELS Insuronce and parking. (8m your deolor for dofoKo.) Send resume In confi­ dence to Lorraine Regtoler tor trip lor two lo Manor, 25 Lorraine Athene Greece. 6 nighte/7 daye Street, Hartford, CT at the Ledra Marriott. 06105. OPEN MON.-FRI. 9-8 OCCUPATIONAL THER­ DILLOni FREE APIST - Full time opening SAT. 9-5 In 270 skilled nursing home for Occupational WASHINGTON’S Register for free resort weekend. Therapist with expe­ THRU FEB. 18 NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. ! RagMar lor FREE rience or Interest In long­ birthday specials FREE IHellma j T.V. lo be gNan term care. Competitive ruitprooling wHh I away 2/r wages and excellent be­ purchate ol new Coma see what made Chorchea of Manchester I (Must be'is nefits Including tree Insu­ IF IT’S QUALITY YOU’RE or U M d ear or the 1984 Dealer ol the Year for the rance and parking. Send NOW THRU FEBRUARY ISthll truck during { or older and •ala w/coupon. Slate ol Connecticut and 1985’a I a llcantad resume In confidence to LOOKING FOR, BE SURE Time Magaxino'o Dealer Award winner. I driver.) Lorraine Manor, 25 Lor­ NO NEED FOR A REVOLUTION! raine Street, Hartford, TO CHECK THESE CT 06105. V, e o We’ll Match or Beat Any USED CAR SPECIALS! WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY 20% Down CARDINAL BUICK AUTO SHO SPECIAL SPECIAL 13.9% Annual Per­ Legitimate Deal On Any NURSES AIDE - 11pm to 1980 CHEV. CITATION 7om. Enlov working In a 1979 CHEV. IMPALA centage Rate featuring Ste. Wg.. V-8. Auto, AC. PS, 2 Dr., 4 cyl, 4 spd., PS, AM/FM 48 Months superior nursing facility Rust Proofed NEW 1985 CAVALIER New Ford, So Get with excellent working P B . R. p er m onth 2138.20 Finance Chrg. conditions and benefits. M995 M995 *8400 Sale Price 1985 BUICK SOMERSET REGAL A port time position Is Cnlno on iaia 0 am Fab. 13th Going on Bala 9 am Fab. 13th Your Best Deal & 5 spd., rear defogger, AM/FM stereo now available for a certi­ fied or experienced WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY Nurses Aide. Please coll WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY 20% Down - Then See Usi Mrs. LaunI, Director of SPECIAL SPECIAL »8,999 Nurses, 646-0129, Man­ 1981 OLDS. DELTA 88 ROYAL 1980 CHEV. C-10 PICKUP 13.9% Annual Per­ ORDER YOURS TODAY! chester Manor Nursing Cpe., V-8, Auto, AC, PS, PB, R, V-8, Auto, PS, PB, Stereo centage Rate OVER 120 NEW FORDS IN STOCK Home, 385 West Center V in yl Roof Cass. 48 Months Street, Manchester. ^5995 M695 NEW 1985 SPECTRUM p e r m onth 1833.88 Finance Chrg. NEW 1985 BUICK Gnlno on gala 0 am Fab. 13lh Oolna on M ia 9 am Fab. 13th NEW 1985 BUICK NEW 1985 BUICK NEW 1985 BUICK *7200 Sale Price CENTURY LIMITED SKYHAWK 2-DOOR SKYLARK 4-DR SOMERSET (CARDINAL EDITION^ WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY Automatic, stereo, rear Regal 2-door, air cond. WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY Automatic, power steer­ SPECIAL SPECIAL d e fro s te r S t m ore. auto., stereo, tilt wheel, 2-door, laoded, A black 20% Down i%g|ESCORT-L ing, sunroof, stereo & M.S.W. - Full time open­ 197S OLDS CUTLASS 1977 FORD PINTO X w O w Limited New England Edition 2-Door *5135. rear defroeter. 6S215. ' beauty. #5261. ing In 270 skilled nursing 13.9% Annual Per­ more. 65137. Cpe.. 4 Cyl.. 4 Spd., R, Low mi­ Cpe., V-8, Auto, AC. PS, PB, home tor M.S.W. with Radio centage Rate leage experience or Interest In 48 Months SAVE long-term core. Competi­ *8998 *8489 *10,486 M295 ^2495 p e r m onth 2734.04 Finance Chrg. tive wages and excellent Golne on eale 8 am Feb. 13th 1 Goina on sale 9 am Feb. I3lh NEW 1985 CAMARO benefits Including tree *10,750 Sale Price Insurance and parking. DELIVERED Send resume In confi­ WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY ’Similar tivingi on AulomKIet. 4Dr.'i A wigom. 6297 SPECIAL Immediate Delivery Limiuti Timo oniyi dence to Lorraine SPECIAL 20% Down Manor,' 25 Lorraine 1993 CHEV. CHEVETTE 1883 PONT. PineWNP THAN* AM 13.9% Annual Per­ Price Includes Dealer Prep., Destination Charges & Full Wax! V-8, 4 Spd., PS. PB, Stereo Street, Hartford, CT 2 Dr.. 4 Cyl., 4 Spd.. Rust centage Rate Proofed, Low Mileage. Cass., Rear Defog. GET MORE THAN YOU BARGAINED FOR WITH THIS BRAND NEW 1985 ESCORT 06105. 48 Months ...JUST LOOK- WHAT YOU GET: PRE-OWNED CARS ^3495 *7495 2898.52 Finance Chrg. PART TIME HELP Qotno on aala 9 am Fab. 13th Going on aala 0 am Fab. 13th p er m onth a i.a m Mini iiok a Mnnui NMKMIU NKE a MMUEMNa-EKE UTTUV WANTED - General NEW 1985ICAPRICE *11,400 Sale Price a nmi Pjai t.uii(s a UM IKK K U I SUTS a FMNI WKEl M ffi cleaning person. To clean This is only a few of our used cars a M/ni SlUIO UM a mm m sivs a CMUEtEI PUSEWEI tW n . CMPEIM 1982 OLDS small shop and office. aKniitCtKII a KUIIE SNM RSUIIW PttlUB 1979 PONTIAC 1980 BUICK 1981 BUICK and trucks offered during our 20% Down a 5Snill M M U lUNSUU CENTURY CUTLASS Hours negotiable. Apply 8.8% Annual Per­ a Nlll «M I[ iPNI M H K a STEEL KIEEI M M l IRES a HUNEA HEtHaiK BONNEVILLE RIVIERA at Able Coll, Howard 4 Dr., V-6, air S t much 2 Dr., V-6, Stereo WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY SALEI centage Rate 4 Dr., loaded, with air Low Mileage, loaded Rood, Bolton. more. The prices are for real — Not a mistake 48 Months IHDME8 1093.40 Finance Chrg. *4495 *8365 *6820 *7640 FDR SALE p er m onth *7,000 Sale Price NEW 1985 SIO PICKUP

Cardinal Buick MANCHESTER - Bv owner. Exceptional newer 6 room Colonial. 3 CARTER CHEVROLET 81 Adams Street Bedrooms, Flreploced Living Room, Fo^oi DILLOnR Manchester Dining Room., Eat-ItTKit- chen, V/i Baths, Finish^ 1229 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER 646-6464 310 Main Street CA c p c d s s fnum Annrony] Rec Room, 649-4571 Principals only. $91,5(X). | MANCHESTER. CT.______649-1373.