to - MANCHESTER HERALD; Tuesday, Feb. 25, 1986 - i - BUSINESS MANCHESTER U.S./WORLD SPORTS / ■ |i- Bletchman rallies NASA official Bolton basketball ‘ Buainieas Young man needs Investment program STEAL’S troops defends agency is beaten again ■ notes very carefully. The teller’s statement a ^ u t the QUESTION: What advice would you give to a young notes being paid off in the event of that bank being ... page 5 ... page 11 In B rief man. age 27, who seems anxious to get a modest merged into another bank might not be true, unless ... page 3 ' investment program started. My son has about $16,000 there’s a definite provision for that in the^note Christensen appointed in a bank at 5.5 percent interest and a steady job offering. paying about $30,000 a year. Financiaily, he has only Investors* All this is not intended to scare y o u . Banks WINDSOR — Thompson’ Associates Inc. has himself to worry about, for the present. frequently raise money by selling notes and other dent appointed Norma Christensen of Manchester to Should he look for income, growth 6r both? About Guide securities and, almost always, meet the Interest the position of administrative services coordina- how much of the $16,000 should he invest? William A. Doyle payments and maturity obligations. tor, the company f " ' . ' It boils down to the fact that the notes are as safe as announce^. ANSWER; The first thing your son should do is pull the bank.' Because the notes do not have federal She ' will be 're­ his $16,000 out of that 5.5 percent account — obviously insurance, the bank naturally has to pay higher sponsible for coordi­ an old-fashioned savings account — and put all that interest on them than on insured CDs. nating the worklbad money in a money market deposit account, where it for clerical person­ will earn higher interest and be just as safe. market deposit account, for emergency purposes, and QUESTION; I go to Canada from time to time and nel in the adminis­ investing the rest. use Canadian money. When I exchange ilaurhfatrr HrralJi trative services de­ It’s a constant amazement to me that people keep ) Manchester — A City o( Village Charm for Canadian dollars, I never get the amount listed m partment as well as large sums in low-interest savings accounts. Banks QUESTION: My bank is offering "capital notes” In newspaper foreign exchange tables. On my last trip, i continuing as billing love people who do that. In effect, your son has been $2,500 minimum denominations. The notes pay 12.25 received $1.31 Canadian per U.S. doliar. On analyst for the com­ making a gift to His bank of the higher interest he percent interest and mature in seven, eight, nine and day, the exchange rate in the paper was $140._ pany. Thompson As­ could have been earning. ten years. I have $20,000 from a recently matured 25 Cents sociates provides If he doesn’t have an individual retiremen account, Canadian per U.S. dollar. Wednesday, Feb. 26, 1986 certificate of deposit and the 12.25 percent is higher Where can U.S. investors get the full exchange commercial print­ he should open one — immediately. He has until April than I can get on new CDs. ing and graphics 15 to make a $2000 IRA contribution for 1985. And he I asked the bank teller if these notes are federally rate? services to business should tuck another $2,000 into the IRA for 1986. insured. He said they aren’t but that they are backed ANSWER: Unless you deal in very large numbers, and industry. He’ll have to decide whether to 16ok for high income by the bank. When I asked what would happen if the you can’t. The foreign exchange rates in newspapers Christensen and bank is taken over by another bank, he said the notes or high growth. He can’t expect to get the best of both are for transactions of $1 million and up. Those are the Marcos exits her husband. Al­ wouid be paid off before the takeover. bert, have one from the same investment. For a young person, rny rates at which banks, brokerage houses and other recommendation would be to invest for growth in How safe are these capitai notes? daughter. Larissa. institutional investors trade currencies. common stocks or mutual funds holding common When you exchange smaller amounts of money, you ANSWER: Unlike various types of accounts and stocks. receive less foreign currency for U.S. dollars. J|iis CDs, those capital notes are not deposits and, 2 2 Pulitzer He should be aware that investments aiming for applies to all foreign currencies — not just Canadian Guam, heads growth carry risk. If he doesn’t want to take on risk, he therefore, are not covered by federal deposit Norma Christensen insurance. By buying those notes, you would become a dollars. nixes bid should put most of his money in bank certificates of creditor of the bank. If the bank fails, you might get ST. LOUIS — Three shareholders owning more deposit or U.S. Treasury securities. Doyle welcomes written questions, but he can How much to invest is another decision only he can nothing for your investment. provide answers only through the column. than 54 percent of the Pulitzer Publishing Co. on My advice is to read the offering circular for those Monday rejected an unsolicited $500 million make. I’d suggest keeping about $3,000 in a money for Hawaii takeover offer by A. Alfred Taubman, one of the shareholders said. Pulitzer Publishing is the parent company of By Richard Williams States, Marcos abandoned the United Press Internatlanal Malacanang Palace a few hours 6 the St. Louis Post-Dispatch and other media 5 after his inauguration, flying by properties. It is wholly owned by descendants of Skies may not Joseph Pulitzer, founder of the newspaper. AGANA, Guam — Ferdinand U.S. Air Force helicopter to Clark Joseph Pulitzer Jr. said in a statement that he Marcos, in improved health a day Air Base. and his brother, Michael E. Pulitzer, vice stay friendly after giving up two decades of He was carried on a stretcher chairman of the board, had been joined by David iron-fisted rule over the Philip­ onto a U.S. Air Force C-9 Nightin­ E. Moore, a grandson of the founder, in an pines, flew out of Guam today gale medical evacuation plane at agreement under which they rejected the along with 88 relatives and suppor­ dawn today and flown to Guam. takeover proposal. The three own more than 54 over Pacific ters, headed for Hawaii and Marcos’ plane bore Red Cross percent of the company. eventual refuge in the United marking to avoid being shot down Taubman. a Michigan real estate developer States. or forced to land. who also owns Taubman Media Inc. and Bv David R. Schwelsbero Marcos, who was carried on a Arriving in Guam during a Sotheby’s, a fine-arts auction house, made the United Press International stretcher for his flight from the torrential rainstorm, Marcos proposal on Thursday. Philippines Tuesday, "looked very walked down the airplane stair­ TOKYO — Just two weeks old. United Airlines’ well rested and in good spirits, as case without assistance. But Reyes aggressive advance into the Orient is expanding the * was Mrs. Marcos," said acting said he appeared "frail.” More thrifts get In trouble friendly skies with the threat of war over the Pacific Gov. Edward D. Reyes‘of Guam, A half-dozen anti-Marcos protes­ for the air travel dollar. who saw the ex-president’s party ters stood in the rain outside the air WASHINGTON — A federal fund that insures United, already the world’s largest private carrier, off at 11:54 p.m. (8:54 a.m. EST). base, which was sealed off to savings and loan deposits is threatened by went from a scrappy but minor competitor in the A total of 89 passengers were on reporters. increasing numbers of financially troubled thrift Asian market to a major power on Feb. 11 when it took board the U.S. Air Force C-141 Reyes said Marcos had a doctor institutions, the General Accounting Office says. over the Pacific routes of Pan American World Starlifter for an eight-hour flight to with him on the plane but that he The watchdog agency of Congress warned in a Airways. Hickam Air Force Base outside was not taken to the U.S. Naval report Monday that the Federal Savings and Loan Pan Am sold its routes and 18 jetliners to United for Honolulu, including Marcos’s wife, Regional Medical Center as origi­ Insurance Corp.’s fund could be wiped out if a badly needed $750 million, making United the No. 2 Imelda, his former military chief nally expected. Instead, Marcos federal regulators were forced to liquidate the 239 ■American carrier in the Pacific and setting up a of staff, Gen. Fabian Ver, and his and members of his Immediate financially weakest S&Ls. dogfight with the longtime U.S. leader. Northwest wife. family were taken to a guest house The number of technically insolvent S4Ls Airlines. Officials said they did now know on the base. F increased from 455 to 461 between March and United Chairman Richard J, Ferris, on a kickoff how long the Marcos party would Other members of the Mhrcos - t F June 1985, said the report, ’’Thrift Industry swing last week through Tokyo, made it plain that the remain at Hickam or where they group, in blue military cars with a Problems, Potential Demands on the FSLIC Chicago-based carrier will bring all its considerable ' planned to go from there but police motorcyle escort, went to Insurance Fund.” muscle to bear on the market — and said he hopes to deputy White House press secre­ the Hilton Hotel in Agana. UPI photo Another 833 institutions had net worths that double Pacific traffic within five years. tary Larry Speakes said in Wa­ Marcos — proclaimed the by soldiers loyal to President Corazon Aquino. were less than 3 percent of their assets, the report He said it was ” no secret” United will capitalize on shington there have been discus­ winner over Aquino in a disputed A nun looks apprehensive this morning as she peers at a said. Just six years ago, there were only 16 its greatest advantage — a network of 164 domestic sions on the possibility of the government count of ballots cast in bomb discoverd on the grounds of the Philippine Ferdinand Marcos resigned the presidency Tuesday and technically insolvent S&Ls, it said. ' destinations linked to Asia through ’’gateway” cities deposed Filipino leader staying in the Feb. 7 presidential election — presidential palace in Manila during a cleanup operation was flown to Guam on a U.S. Air Force plane. — and was already considering expanding Pacific The GAO projected that FSLIC’s $6 billion fund Hawaii. was sworn in Tuesday but traded £ E would have to pay out $11.8 billion if all 239 service further. Speakes said Marcos had his his office for a guarantee of safe ” We’ve made an investment,” he said. "Now we troubled thrifts, had to be sold oft or merged with personal physician with him and passage out of the country for financially stronger institutions under the least wish to nurture it.” "seems to be regaining his himself and his family. But the path may be bumpy. United faces tough favorable terms to the government. strength.” President Reagan was He yielded power in the face of New president rules out extradition competition from Northwest and has flown smack into UPl photo expected to send messages to both the insurgency spawned by a dispute between Japan and the United States over Marcos and Aquino later today, charges of fraud. Dollar drops In Europe revision of their three decade-old civil aviation VYor/d connection Speakes said. The announcement of Marcos’ By John Hall Marcos took off in an American can forget our hurts the sooner we Aquino’s vice president, Salva­ accord. An extra detachment of Marines decision to step down came in United Press International C-9 Nightingale medical evacua­ can start rebuilding our country.” dor Laurel, told NBC the new LONDON — The U.S. dollar plunged again The state of those negotiations is crucial because all Digital Equipment Corp. President Ken includes 50,000 daily uses worldwide In augmented normal security at Washington — from Secretary of tion plane from the U.S. Clark Air Aquino also announced 17 ap­ government probably would seek today at the opening of European foreign major carriers use Tokyo as an operating hub — and Olsen Monday plugs Decworld '86, the cities such as Paris, Sidney and Tokyo. Andersen Air Base for Marcos’s State George Shultz. MANILA, Phlippines — Presi­ Base today and flew to Guam. pointments to her Cabinet and more aid from the United States because “ Mr. Marcos left behind exchanges. The price of gold jumped $8 per Japan, unlike the United States, still tightly regulates company’s demonstration hookup in The week-long exposition Is expected departure because of telephoned "President Marcos was reluc­ dent Corazon Aquino, saying she His wife, Imelda, loyal armed other high-level posts that included would be "magnanimous in vic­ forces chief Gen. Fabian Ver, their an economic mess.” ounce. civil aviation, including the setting of fares. Boston, into the world’s largest non­ to draw 20,000 viewers. At left Is Bob threats against the former presi- tant to leave his post, but at any the reappointment of Juan Ponce The Japanese government, which has long ' -dent and bis family, according to rate he has decided to do so,” tory,” announced her Cabinet families and aides departed in two Enrile, Marcos’s defense minister, "The main objective of the new The greenback began trading in Frankfurt at Carty, marketing manager from Merri­ government is political stability," 2.2565 marks against 2.2880 and in Zurich at 1.8865 complained of inequity in the annual $2 billion defense data network. The network, base spokesman Capt. Steve Shultz said. today and said she would not seek separate aircraft, also bound for for a new term. trans-Pacific market, actually withheld landing right represented by clocks behind Olson, mack, N.H. Headley. Marcos ruled with an iron fist for the extradition of exiled former Guam. he said. “ Right now we want to Swiss francs against 1.9128. Enrile with then-Deputy Armed unite the people ... so that political approvals for United’s Pan Am takeover for more Reporters were barred from the 20 years, including eight years of President Ferdinand Marcos. U.S. officials said the ailing Forces Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Fidel The dollar opened in London at 1.4880 to the than a month to show its unhappiness. It could hinder base, as was Philippine Consul martial law. but his later years "We are so proud to be Filipinos former president was carried onto stability will be speeded up.” Ramos, led the revolt against the Laurel said the government did pound against 1.4625 and in Paris at 6.9325 francs any further expansion. Gen. Carlos Martinez. saw spiraling economic and politi­ precisely because millions of Fil­ the aircraft on a stretcher but Marcos regime Saturday. against 7.0313. The dollar began the day in In a fresh round of talks next month, Washington Marcos, 68, bowing to a military- cal problems and declining health. ipinos risked their lives only to when he arrived in Guam he got off not dispute the U.S. decision to Brussels at 46.6750 Belgian francs, a four-year also is expected to renew a proposal that Japan allow Emhart to sell Parrel units led rebellion, surrendered his The discovery of a dialysis regain our rights and freedoms," the plane unassisted. . Aquino also appointed former take in Marcos. “ I think the United States did low. against 47.39 and in Milan at 1,536 lire against airlines some price flexibility. Coupled with United’s presidency to Corazon Aquino machine in the presidential palace Aquino said in her first news Asked if she would ask the senator Jovito Salonga as minister that out Of humane considerations \ 1.555. The opening in Milan was the lowest rate ambitious plans, it has ignited fears of a fare war. FARMINGTON. Conn. (UPI) - turer of iron and steei processing on the company’s reported Tuesday, just hours after he took after he fled seemed to confirm conference as president. United States for Marcos’ extradi­ for good government, who, she and I think Mr. Marcos is entitled there for the dollar since July 22. 1983. Ferris took great pains to reassure the Japanese Emhart Corp. has announced equipment, Emhart said. earnings. the oath of office for a new six-year persistent rumors that he suffers "All the world saw and recorded tion, she said, "I can be maganim- said, is “ particulary directed that United would not engage in cut-throat price- signing contracts with two separ­ The Connecticut Department of Famington-based Emhart is a term. from a degenerative kidney people who knelt in the paths of ous in victory and I would like to toward returning the (the Marcos cutting. saying it would ’’abide by the rules.” ate groups to sell its Farrel Economic Development granted diversifi^ producer of industriai Promised refuge in the United ailment. oncoming tanks,” she said. show by example the sooner we family’s) hidden wealth abroad.” Please turn to page 4 Stock prices open mixed But because of regulated high fares, most air travel division operations in the United approval last week for SHW to use and consumer products with 1984 from Japan is arranged through travel agents or tour States. Brazil and England for an $3.5 million in low-cost self- revenues of $1.8 billion, of which 59 NEW YORK — Stock prices were narrowly groups, allowing individuals to travel at group rates undisclosed price. sustaining industrial revenue percent came from U.S. operations mixed in early trading today, as the stock market or take advantage of package deals. A new company formed by bonds to finance the acquisition of and 41 percent from foreign continued to hover near the highs of its Ferris said United would make full use of ’’add-on” Interamerican Investment Group, Farrel roll products in Ansonia. Town attorney says Love Lane residency term is void operations. months-long rally. packages to U.S. cities, its corporate links with the First Funding fiorp. and private The German firm will purchase The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials .was Westin Hotel and Hertz rental car chains and its investors will purchase the major­ six buildings on 5 acres of land that Emhart also announced it would sell its gear shaping machinery down 2.87 points to 1,695.41 by 10:30 a.m. on Wall computerized ticketing service. ity of Farrel assets, including the house foundry operations, and Bv Alex Girelli should be accepted from all requirement for residency over’ a has indicated that "m ere resid­ sold to Visions Unlimited of participation in the lottery must be Street, and several broader market measures ” We will not be undersold,” he warned. poiymer processing machinery state officiais said about 130 jobs unit. Fellows of Springfield, Vt. Associate Editor Manchester residents without re­ period of time. ency requirements will be subject Tolland under terms of the con­ submitted to Visions Unlimited Emhart said there have been were narrowly mixed. Northwest, meanwhile, is publicly staying aloof. and general machinery busi­ would be retained or created. gard to their length of residency. He said in a memorandum to to minimal scrutiny to ensure that struction agreement. five days before the lottery is held. unsolicited inquiries about the Pellegrini that while it is impossi­ there be a least a rational reason O’Brien’s ruling will broaden the Eastern Airlines led the list of most active ” We’re watching what United is doing.” said nesses. Emhart said Monday. All parties involved in the The town will not be able to O’Brien rendered the opinion The intent of the Board of purchase of Fellows. base of possible participants. issues on the New York Stock Exchange in the Northwest spokesman William Glaza. "But we’ve Those units have operations in Emhart sales have agreed to restrict potential buyers of houses after one potential buyer, who fell ble to say the requirement is illegal for such requirements.” Directors was to restrict sale of the first 30 minutes of trading today, rising to 8‘/i as been out here for 39 years, and in all that time there’s Connecticut. Texds' England and finalize the transactions after The sale of Fellows is part of being built on Love Lane under short of the residency requirement or improper, "it is my opinion that He said that it is in the interest of 14 “ starter” houses to Manchester Anyone who wins the right to buy 1,29 million shares changed hands. Eastern always been formidable competition.” Brazil. agreements have been reached Emhart’s continuing efforts to municipal sponsorship to people by one month, challenged the it would be difficult to show the entire town that town-owned residents who would not overwise one of the houses is disqualified ‘compelling’ reasons for the announced Monday it had agreed to be acquired But the retreat of Pan Am has effectively replaced The Connecticut-based Farrel with various unions involved, reaiign assets and resources who have lived in Manchester provision on the ground that it property should be used to benefit be able to buy houses in the current from all subsequent lotteries. requirement." by Texas Air. creating the nation's largest airline the flying wounded with a vigorous competitor that roll products division will be Emhart said. around the worid and reduce continuously since Jan. 1, 1983, violated his constitutional right to its residents. marketplace. Majority Democrats O’Brien said the U.S. Supreme Prices for the houses, which will operator. has a ravenous appetite for new business — and purchased by the U.S. subsidiary Emhart did not expect the exposure to changing market town Attorney Kevin O’Brien has travel. pushed the plan through last year Court has not held such residency For that reason, O’Brien said, he be of three different types, range Northwest is not taking it lightly. of SHW, a West German manufac­ ' separate sales to have any effect trends. ruled. O’Brien said he researched the over Republican opposition. O’Brien this morning notified question and concluded that while requirements illegal, but has indi­ feels the residency requirement from $61,900 to $67,000. The lots will town Planning Director Mark the town could Insist that buyers be cated that a municipality must can be enforced. Lotteries will be held March 13 cost an added $11,000, but the 646-5200 Pellegrini that applications for a residents of Manchester, it might show compelling reasons forthem. The houses arc being built on on each of the first seven of the buyers do not have to pay for them REALTY CO. lottery on the sale of the houses run into trouble enforcing a O’Brien said the Supreme Court land the town owned before it was houses to be sold. Applications for for 20 years. Many factors cloud market analysis FIANO 643-5614 All Condos Feature; By John Cunnitt When the Dow Jones ratio 68 percent each; and Hong Kong, the 12 percent increase ’’will only TODAY’S HERALD The Associated Press exceeds 15 many analysts consider 25 percent. make up for the ground lost in Automaiif Garage Door 1985,” and that return on share­ kie at Pillowtex far from resolution it high, so that puts the current ’To what degree such performan­ Opener GROVE STREET OFF PORTER STREET NEW YORK - With stock prices levei well into that category, ces can be used as a criterion is holders’ equity for the year will Central Heal & AC floating on an updraft of optimism. > especially when compared to the debatable. Hong Kong, for exam­ remain below normal. 2Vi Baths - ______1.. f t Another Tylenol death Index I company blame, each other as 7th month begins ■ , the thought crosses every inves­ PE o|,about 12 that existed just one ple, has experienced its own In such a subdued earnings Skylights tor’s mind; When are prices too internal uncertainties regarding Medical examiners in Nashville, 24 pagM, 4 McUons year ago. i environment, it comments, the Breakfast Area bargaiiUng table. strike began. high? its political status. And in France, Tenn., found traces of cyanide in Some analysts believe guidance stock market’s upward price mo­ Formal Dining Room Advice t. ThatMitrategy held until December, “ We’re not any closertOgether than we stock prices reflected investor mentum seems like an act of hope. the body of a man who had ^ n That’s the question that catches can be obtained from what has Fireplace dead for days before being disco­ Buslnesi union' offieiala said, when the UAW anti were befmv,*’ said Robert L. Madore, occurred on stocks markets in depression over the election of a Regardless of the Wright esti­ the fancy of everyone, and it 2x6 Wall Construction vered and also in a Tylenol capsule Classified ;o today, about oo workers made an unconditional offer to secretary-treaaurer of Local 976.* ’ other countries, and by that Socialist government in 1981. mate. the market has found aiways wiil. because nobody yet lying near the body. His death Comics llowtex Corp. walked rctortatowork. Richard E. Kemer, the spotiesman for has come up with an answer. measurement the U.S. market has Future earnings are considered reasons to advance, and that 7 Acre Site with only 24 units could be linked to others. Story on Connecticut proteft tlif lack of a Bui thecbmpany said at the time that it PHlowteiandvioepresidaatofpersonnd, . Nevertheless, there are some a long way to go. a guideline, although t|iat guide­ advance itself is believed to be the ■yt. Entertainment did not have any poaiUona opra. Since agreed. ■ ~ ■■■? John Dessauer, publisher of line depends on estimates. Market cause of some of the rosier 1st Floor Ljiundry page 8. , J a t wiUi tin Dallas-:' standards that might be consi­ Focus ao tbeh^ Coaipeny officials have said that all “ On the>mai}or issuea,” he aald thia ■- dered to have some objectivity. Dessauer’s Journal of financial prices are. after all, a reflection of forecasts. Full Basements about are still Local ne'ws llM . .■?’ wonars have been individually offered morning,^ “ I < d oi’t think we’tc atay There Is, for exapnple, the ievel of markets, measured the perfor­ earnings expectations rather than Cedar Siding / earnings achievements. Warren Buffet, one of the coun­ Lottery L o c a i m Which their Jobe back at the same wage they had closer.” prices in relation to earnings, often mance of seven stock markets Prewired forTelephone & TV PorterField try’s most successful individual Obituarii about 90 production and before the strike. So what have the negotiators been doing expressed as the price-earnings from January 1. 1982 to December Wright Investors Service esti­ investors, once commented that Thermopane Windows 31, 1985. France’s market led the mates that earnings of the Stand­ Luxury Townhoute Condominiums Clouds and cold Opinion ij^orkers at the company’s Biit the woriters have remained on for six months? ratio "You pay a very high price in the Fully Applianced Kitchen Based on the 30 stocks that make list. The United States was fifth. ard 4 Poor’s 500-stock index will Open for Fieuiing People plant, baa puraued a strike, saying they should all have been “ We’ve modUled our poaitkm consist­ stock market for a cheery Plush Carpeting Throughout S a iu rd a y i from 11-4 •nd Sundi^ fro m 11-4 Cold tonight with clouds arriving prapanrliic replacement offered back-tbeir Jobs Immadiately. ently and me company has maintained up the Dow Jones industrial These are his measurements of rise 12 percent to $16.75 a share for consensus.” overnight and a low from zero to Sports Rear Decks Both sides say a contract agreement is -T-, , ; fc' average, the price-earnings ratio increases during that period: all of 1986. a figure that usually Pr»-Constructlon Prlc« - the teens. Cloudy Thursday with a Television the i^ckm line while now is close to 18.5, meaning those France, 310percent; Germany, 192 would mean higher stock prices to He added: "Uncertainty actu­ Front Foyers with 2 BR TownhouMa S123,800 high from the mid 20s to the low U.S./World ; an agreement at the no closer than it was on Aug. tt, when the te'U iiirt. stocks are selling for that many percent; Netherlands, 161; Eng­ come. ally is the friend of the buyer of Atrium Doors 3 BR TownhouMa $125,000 30s. Details on page 2. Weather. times their per-share earnings. land, 121; United States andJapan, However, Wright comments that long-term values.” MANCHESTER HERALO. Wednesday. Feb. 26, 1986 - 3

A*.-? t - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Feb. 26, 1986 Students tei'i-iiifiliji.. „ 8A. ...r-r:-" m t y WEATHER ■■M m l^ke trip Today’s forecast ijiito past Connecticut,: Massachusetts and Rhode Island: Bt^usan Vaughn A few flurries over the Cape Cod area, otherwise Hetald Reporter sunny windy and cold today. High temperature 20 to 30. Cold tonight. Clear early becoming cloudy Itarriet Tubman, Elizabeth overnight. Low* from zero to the teens. Cloudy ^ Bt^kwell and Sister Rosa Parks Thursday. A chance of light snow developing CMfie alive at Bennet Junior High mainly over the south coast. High from the mid 20s Sehool Tuesday morning in a oQ^woman program celebrating, to the low 30s. the? significant contributions of Maine; Winds with light snow in the north tc^ay weQnen throughout American with an inch or two accumulation possible. hlslpry. Flurries in the mountains and sunny south. Highs ::^ances Sharp, an actress and a in the teens and lower 20s. Flurries likely in the td&cher at Weaver High School in north tonight otherwise clear with diminishing H ^ fo rd , entranced more than 200 winds. Lows zero to 10 below in the mountains with sUQfents packed into the Bennet single numbers elsewhere. Thursday chance of lifirary with dramatic portrayals flurries extreme north otherwise sunny. Highs In o f ? several famous and some the teens and upper 20s. npt-so-famous black and white 5-1 New Hampshire: Windy with flurries in the north women through monologues, poe- and sunny south today. Highs in the teens and 20s. tftf and song. The program was Clear with diminishing winds tonight. Lows zero to hfCl in recognition of American 10 below north and single numbers south. Thursday IHStory Month and Black History sunny. Highs in the teens and upper 20s. Month, which are marked in Vermont: Brisk winds and cold with partly F^ruary. and Women’s History H«rald photos by Buhaw Frigid air sunny skies. Flurries mainly northeast kingdom. Month, which is recognized in who had died in a war. “ I can’t go through with this big Today: Windy, cold and sunny with a high temperature of 25 to 30. Highs 15 to 20. Cloudy periods and cold tonight and March. Frances Sharp, above, Thursday with flurries likely. Lows tonight near Sharp took on the voice of lie. You Jim Crowed him. You Winds northwest 15 to 25 mph, diminishing this afternoon. Tonight: shoved him off into a corner and zero. Highs Thursday 20 to 25. Harriet Tubman to describe her gets varying reactions Cold with increasing cloudiness overnight and a low near 15. Thursday: transition from slave to the "grea­ gave him third-rate schooling from Bennet Junior 'Mostly cloudy with a 40 percent chance of snow late in the day and a test conductor of the underground because he was poor and black. He 2 railroad,” who led 300 slaves from joined the army because he High School students 2 high around 30. Drawing by Christine Swift, 9, of 90 Birch Mountain Extended outlook the South in the 19th century. couldn’t get a decent job here.” while she portrays Road, a fourth-grader at Martin School. ?"They whupped me and Sharp’s most moving portrayal Extended outlook for New England Friday whupped me 'til I bled. That’s came when she put on a white beret Elizabeth Blackwell, through Sunday: when I decided I would someday be and became one of the first black the first female physi­ Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: free,” Sharp said in the voice of students to enter a segregrated high school in Little Rock, Ark., cian in modern times. 3tt24 3(yx) A chance of snow early Friday, then mostly clear. UPl photo Tubman, describing her punish­ Cold but warming a little on Sunday. High ment for putting her finger in a under a 1957 Supreme Court order. Left, Sharp dons a sugar bowl. In the words of the girl. Sharp temperature in the 20s and low 30s. Low Today In history 19th-century-style temperature zero to the teens Friday and “ I did my part to free my people showed how her excitement turned 6 6 STDN to fear as she got off the bus and Saturday, teens and low 20s Sunday. from bondage. Now it’s your turn bonnet as Sojourner In 1935, Germany began operation of its air force, the faced the National Guard and a Vermont: Flurries Friday, fair Saturday and to finish the job,” Sharp said, Luftwaffe, under Field Marshal Hermann Goering. jeering mob at the doors of Central Truth, a freed slave Sunday. Highs in the upper teens and 20s, lows 5 concluding her Tubman .'NEW YORK presentation. High. She ended crying and below to 5 above except not quite so cold Sunday., Goering is shown at right with Adolf Hitler during an who became a Donning a bonnet and a taking on rocking in the safe arms of her Maine: Chance of snow Friday. Clearing airport inspection that year. the character of 19th-century black mother, singing softly, “ We Shall preacher, lecturer and Saturday. Fair Sunday. Lows zero to 10 above. SAN FRANCISCO preacher, lecturer and abolitionist Overcome.” abolitionist. Sharp por­ Highs in the teens north and 20s south. Sojourner Truth” Sharp told of her Through another poem. Sharp New Hampshire: Chance of snow Friday. Fair ^ g ____ stands on women’s rights. trayed several black V. Saturday and Sunday. Lows zero to 10 above. Highs related the Montgomery, Ala., bus LOS AN boycott led by Sister Rosa Parks. and white women to in the 20s. ______"THESE WOMEN together ought to turn the world right side show significant con- . LOWEST up again. They are asking to do it SHARP CONCLUDED her 45- / Today is Wednesday, Feb. 26, escaped from the Island of Elba minute presentation with a “ happy » tributions they have TEMPERATURES to begin his second conquest of ' aqd the men ought to let them do the 57th day of 1986. There are 308 it,” she said. The statement drew poem” of her own celebrating the made. February is Across the nation France. ‘it ^ 20 days left in the year. approving comments from the contributions of many well-known In 1846, "Buffalo Bill” Cody recognized as Black ORLEANS Snow will extend over northern Maine and from Among those celebrating girts in the audience. women. birthdays today include actor was born near Davenport, Iowa. the lower. Great Lakes across the Ohio Valley, Through a narrative poem, “ Our struggle is not over. History Month, and wLEQEND- Robert Alda (age 72), comedian In 1848, the Second French Virginia, Maryland and Delaware. Rain will reach sharp went on to relate how Women gave their lives struggling American History I SNOW Jackie Gleason (age 70), actor Republic was proclaimed. Elizabeth Blackwell, the first over the northern Pacific Coast. Winds will be In 1952, Prime Minister Wip- for equality. There are countless strong and gusty over Wyoming and western South Tony Randall (age 66), actress female physician in the United women whose everyday struggle Month, while March ston Churchill announced that. r^SHOWERS^ FLOW Dakota. High temperatures will be in the teens and Betty Hutton (age 65), singer States, was rejected repeatedly by for survival have died unsung. If marks Women’s Britain had developed its own schools, men and other women for 20s from the northern Atlantic Coast across the Fats Domino (age 58) and singer we don’t sing their song, who UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST ® atomic bomb. her attempts to gain entrance to a History Month. Great Lakes and the northern Appalachians. Johnny Cash (age 54). will?” medical school, then later lauded Highs will reach the 40s over North Dakota and On this day in history: A thought for the day: Victor. for her accomplishments. Sharp is a member of the the 50s from montana across the coast of In 1802, Victor Hugo, one of the Hugo said: "There is one thing Sharp then made a powerful Performing Ensemble and the National forecast Washington. High temperatures will be in the 30s Artist Collective of Hartford and F great figures of French litera­ stronger than all the armies in transition from the grief to anger F along the central Atlantic Coast, in the 60s over During early Thursday, snow is forecast for the Mid Atlantic Coast the world; and that is an idea of a black woman who finds she has appeared in numerous plays Florida and in the 80s across much of Texas. ture, was born. and public television productions. whose time has come.” cannot accept a medal for her son States as well as the Ohio Valley and the Lower Great Lakes region. Temperatures will reach the 70s along the northern In 1815, Napoleon Bonaparte Rain is forecast for parts of the Pacific Northwest, and is also possible coast of California with the 70s and 80s from in the Plains States and the Mississippi Valley. Elsewhere the weather Southern California to near 90s degrees over the desert southwest. STEAL wants to enlist PR firm to fight rhetorical battles will be fair. Lottery considering changing provisions in in America is being threatened,” nas Inc., a Broad Street public also plans to hold a rally and utilities district, which has pro­ Bv George Layng the Town Charter that require a he said. relations company, be retained by informational session Wednesday vided fire protection and sewer E Herald Reporter service to much of northern separate favorable vote by district STEAL will try to rally consoli­ E Tri-state daily: 846, 9778 the district. The firm is needed to at the Whiton Memorial Library to Connecticut daily residents before consolidation can dation opponents to fight each Rhode Island daily: 1655 counter claims made by consolida­ build public support for anti­ Manchester for almost 100 years. The Eighth Utilities District occur. stage of the charter review process Tuesday: 025 “ Lot-O-Bucks” : 6-10-16-81-88 tion supporters, he said. consolidation efforts. The STEAL leader said he will group known as STEAL will Bletchman said the proposed and a victory at any point will stop Massachusetts daily: 5539 Bletchman said a second attor­ Democratic leaders in Manches­ encourage residents who attend PEOPLE Play Four: 8301 suggest to the district’s Board of ter have launched a consolidation the rally to also attend a public changes are unfair because they the effort, Bletchman said. Directors that it hire a public ney should also be hired by the The first phase of tlie process is other numbers drawn Tuesday Tuesday’s Jingo numbers: drive and the town Beard of hearing scheduled for the follow­ challenge district residents’ right relations firm and a special legal district to review and advise the the charter commission’s deliber­ commissioner that the next FarmAid 50-61-35-73-85-13-67-88-70-48 Directors, which is controlled by ing night by the Charter Revision to self-determination. in New England: counsel to combat attempts to directors about attempts to pro­ concert be held in the heart of Dixie, an the Democrats, has appointed a Commission. The commission is “ Something very fundamental ations and recommendations. Kiss on the critics consolidate the town and district, mote consolidation. The attorney Charter Revision Commission to organizer said. Chairman Robert Bletchman said would work with district counsel The heavy metal lobby took to the stage in Nelson, whose concert last summer in John LaBelle Jr., he said. consider changing sections of the Tuesday. charter that now make consolida­ Corpus Christi, Texas, where a city council­ Champaign. 111., raised nearly $11 million for : Bletchman, a Manchester attor- The two proposals are the first man is trying to cut in on rock ‘n’ roll. the nation’s financially ailing farmers, also made by STEAL, which was tion difficult. The Democrats iley chosen Monday to head the argue that consolidation should be “ People are saying rock is a terrible has been invited by officials in Austin, newly reactived STEAL, which officially reactivated Monday af­ the subject of a townwide vote influence." Gene Simmons of Kiss said at a Texas; Dallas and Washington, D.C., said stands for Stop Tampering with the ter having been dormant since because the town subsidizes the pre-concert news conference where he Steve Hauser of the Houston-based Pace Eighth’s American Liberties, said fighting the last consolidation operations of the independent appeared with bandmate Paul Stanley. Management Inc., which promotes Nelson’s Qie group is proposing that Char- drive in the late 1970s. The group WAUPAPER SAU "That’s fine. I may not necessarily like the concerts. •[ influence of football. You just can't take an Commissioner Jim Buck Ross offered the issue to an extreme.” Asked whether Kiss Mississippi Memorial Stadium, which can Accident SAVINGS members are devil worshipers. Simmons hold 62,512 people, as a site for the July 4 said, “ I believe in this country that you can benefit concert. pray to that garbage pail and that is fine as “ Mississippi is the heart of the South, UP T O - long as it doesn’t infringe on my rights. It’s which was built on farm ing and has victim to 50% not anybody’s business what my religion is.” thousands of farmers that need help,” Ross Councilman Leo Guerrero was among the said in his Feb. 18 telegram. A MINIMUM OF 30% OFF ANY 5,200 people cit the Kiss-W.A.S.P. show Hauser said, however, that organizers sue town Monday night and said the noise level was were looking for a stadium that will hold up to New World Miracle Drug WALL COVERING (No Exceptions) measured at about 110 decibels. Guerrero is 80,000 people. New labels may soon warn of the dangers of smokeless pushing for an ordinance that will impose a A Manchester police officer and minimum age of 14 at concerts, a lim it to the tobacco. In past centuries, some people made very the town will be sued by a noise level and a crackdown on drugs. “ You Chameleon actress di<’forent claims about tobacco’s effect on human health. Bramblebush Road in connection can smell the pot.” he said. After visiting Virginia in 1588, Thomas Hariot returned with a 1984 accident on the Spencer DON’T MISS tHIS SALE! Kelly McGillis, the :)eguiling Amish Street bridge over Interstate 384. to the Old'World and described the wonders of tobacco, woman in “ Witness,” has the kind of looks a plant that, “ openeth all the pores and passages of the Robert T. Nadler charged in a Royal rock that seem to change from scene to scene. “ I notice of intent to sue filed with the Check Our Prices and Selection hope that I never have a set image because body. [Users] are notably [preserved] in health and town clerk that the officer was Prince Rainier of Monaco didn’t approve JOHN SEBASTIAN I’m different every single day,” she says. know not many greevous diseases wherewithal! we in negligent in not warning him of icy “Not that it’s schizophrenia but your of his daughter Princess Stephanie going into . . . welcome back, vets England are oftentimes afflicted.” conditions on the bridge that led to modeling so maybe he will like her new personality has a wide variety of aspects to the accident. career — rock singer. The headstrong it. Maybe that’s why I dye my hair every DO Y O U K N O W — In what year did the U.S. ban Sale Ends March 29th princess just released her first record, time I do something.” McGillis will soon be Nadler said in the notice that he Vets get welcome cigarette advertising on radio and television? will file a lawsuit in Hartford "Irresistable,” about falling in love with the seen as a scientist in “ Top Gun, ’ ’ playing the Superior Court seeking $15,000 in love interest of fighter pilot Tom Cruise. TUESDAY'S ANSWER — James Garfield was assassi­ wrong guy. She sings in French on one side The “ Welcome Home” concert for Viet­ damages for the March 31, 1984, and English on the other. It is the first foray nam veterans in Inglewood, Calif., also was There were reports that the love interest was nated In 1881. accident that Nadler claims cost into the rock world for Stephanie, who last something of a reunion for '60s bands. Neil extending off the screen. “ There was some 2*26*86 ^ Knowledge Unlimited, Inc. 1986 him “ large sums of money for year showed a collection of bathing suits she Young, Graham Nash, Country Joe McDo­ column that said .that,” McGillis says in surgical and medical treatment, designed herself. nald, John Sebastian, Richie Havens, Sha Na Gentleman’s Quarterly. “ Somebody called A New*|ntpor In Rdiiniiinn Prognim SitnoKorod hv hospitals. X-rays, etc.” Na, former members of The Doors, The me from New York to tell me that. I said. Byrds and Buffalo Springfield all played Really? That’s good. I’ll go quick and tell The Manchester Herald The notice says that police Glimpses songs from that era, even their anti-war him.’” officer Joseph Morrissey was on numbers. Jon Voigt, who won an Oscar for the east side of the bridge at the time of the 5:45 a.m. accident “ and Amy Carter, daughter of former President his portrayal of a disabled veteran in knew of the icy condition then and Jim m y Carter, is still busy protesting South “ Coming Home,” opened the show by telling Ed Koch out there prevailing as he had investi­ Africa's apartheid policy. She was among the vets, “ Love to you, my fellow man. Your Manchester Herald gated a prior accident at said the 100 students in a Monday sit-in at Brown patriotism and suffering must not be Mayor Ed Koch, author of two books including the best seller “ Mayor,” has been location shortly before but made University, where she is a freshman. She forgotten ... for this night will be a night of USPS 327-500 VOL CV, No. 126: no attempt to warn the claimant.” Remember Every covering On Sale Also on also has picketed outside the South African healing.” Stevie Wonder was a surprise denied membership in the Am erican branch of PEN, the international organization of Publlihed dally except Sunday Suggested carrier rates are $1.50 - Sale Embassy in Washington ... Los Angeles guest and he altered the words of one of his and certain holldaya by the Man- weekly, $0.50 lor one month, $19.25 Nadler suffered "injuries and at Lakers star Kareem Abdul-Jabbar recently hits for the sake of the veterans. “ I just came writers. cheater Publishing Co., 16 Bralnard for three months, $38.50 for six bruises to both lower legs, particu­ signed a five-year contract with MCA because I love you,” he sang. “ I am here to “ If you’re a great baseball player you don’t Place, Manchester, Conn. 06040. months and $77.00 lor one year. larly the left leg, pain and Second class postage paid at Man­ Mall rates are available on request. Records for distribution and marketing of his show how much I care,” Actor Ed Asner and expect to mak^ the Hall of Fame the first Herald photo by Bashaw discomfort with stiffness of his chester, Conn. POSTMASTER: upper neck, pain and discomfort of new Cranberry jazz label. Abdul-Jabbar, a comedian Fred Travalina drew a big hand tim e around,” Koch said Tuesday upon Send address changes to the Man­ his upper back and a severe shock serious jazz buff, will produce at least two when they called on President Reagan to learning of the decision. chester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Man­ Pouring the platform To place a classified or display to his nervous system,” according albums of new talent a year and oversee take action to bring back any veterans that Koch was turned down but not notified by chester, Conn. 06040. advertisement, or to report a news the organization less than a week before he Item, story or picture Idea, call 643- to the papers. PAUL’S PAINT re-release of albums from MCA’s jazz and might still remain in Southeast Asia. “ Let it John Belonick, a foreman with Black & Warner 2711. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 blues catalogues. "The prospect of being not be thought that we have forgotten the gave a party for the foreign delegates to the GUARANTEED DELIVERY: If Construction of Unionville, helps pour the footings Also namea was the town of 615 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER 48th International Association of Poets you don’t rscalva your Herald by 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. paid to travel around the world and listen to m ore than 2,300 that have not yet returned,” p.m. weekdays or 7:30 a.m. Satur­ Tuesday for a concrete platform at the Globe Hollow Manchester and state Department Playwrights, Editors, Essayists and Nove­ of Transportation Commissioner music is just as exciting as it has been being Asner said. day, please telephone your carrier. swimming pool. The platform will replace a wooden raft Country Style paid to play basketball,” he said... Mary Lou lists congress last month. The New York If you’re unable to reach your car­ The Manchester Herald Is a mem- ' J, William Burns. 649-0300 Warren of Colorado Springs, Colo., a mother Times reported today. rier, call subscriber service at 647- ber of the Associated Press, a su b -; that town public works officials have said is costly" to Town Attorney Kevin M. O’Brien ' Curtains scriber to United Press Intsma- of three and an ex-te.acher, won the $40,000 Bid from Dixie Author Gay Talese, a PEN vice president 9946 by 6 p.m. weekdays or 10 a.m. maintain. could not be reached for comment. who had proposed Koch for membership, Saturdays for guaranteed delivery tlonal news services and a member top prize in the Pillsbury-General Electric "In Manchester. of the Audit Bureau of Circulations. bake-off. Her dish was an apple-nut lattice Singer Willie Nelson is considering a said he would resubmit Koch’s name at the tart. Inquest from the Mississippi's agriculture group’s Membership meeting tonight. MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Feb. 26, 1986 — 5 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Feb. 26, 1986 Filipinos rejoice in streets as Marcos era ends U.S./World In NASA official refutes engineers and his wife from the palace walls booster is the prime suspect, but lace on learning that Marcos was President Salvador Laurel and said. ‘"They were so very much in Cardinal Jaime Sin, the archibi- Bv Al Rossiter Jr. Coaltaia^ from pace 1 control, so repressive, we thought shop of Manila, said, "In the midst and set them on fire, ripped investigators are not certain it gone and began looting the ornate other top advisors today to map the chandeliers from the ceiiings and Reagan speaks on national security United Press International direction of her new they had loyalty of the bulk of the of all this jubilation, we should be started the fatal chain of events. to be tm te d as a human being." Spanish-style mansion. They hurled government records out the Allan McDonald, the Thiokol ripped up pictures of Marcos and administration. military.” humble in victory. After Good WASHINGTON — President Reagan will discuss U.S. national WASHINGTON - NASA’s boos­ Marcos’s flight climaxed a four- Maceda said he played a role in Friday comes Easter Sunday. windows. security and the nation’s defense in a televised speech scheduled engineering chief at Cape Canav­ day rebellion sparked by a fraud- iiis wife, Imelda. Foreign governments, including ter rocket manager testified today the United States and the 12 the negotiations that led to Mar­ After winter comes spring. ’ ’ The Marcoses’ bedrooms and his to begin at 8 p.m. EST Wednesday. that the picture painted by Morton eral who refused to agree to the and-violence scarred presidential Gen. Fidel Ramos, a rebellion launch, said Mulloy argued that if leader named by Aquino as the new members of the European Com­ cos’s departure. He said Marcos on Bedlam prevailed in the capital. specially built medical clinic were All three major networks plan to televise the address live. A Thiokol engineers of NASA’s role election in which Marcos was Automatic weapons were fired every shuttle had to wait for warm proclaimed the winner despite an head of the military, said troops munity, quickly extended diplo­ at least four o^aiions ordered his guarded by Aquino supporters and Democratic response to Reagan’s speech will follow. in the decision to launch the matic recognition to the Aquino troops to laupch mortar and air into the air, and state-run televi­ kept intact. A kidney-dialysis doomed Challenger shuttle was weather, the program would never independent count that showed who entered the palace shortly be able to meet its ambitious after Marcos left found mines and government. attacks on the Manila headquar­ sion reported peopie identified machine was found in a palace Curfew quells rioting in Cairo “misleading.” Aquino got more votes. ters of rebel leaders Ramos and with a left-wing labor union broke launch schedules. "The long agony is over,” other booby traps but safely The Securities and Exchange clinic, giving credence to reports Lawrence Mulloy. manager of disarmed them. Commission said the Philippine Juan Ponce Entile but that com­ into the palace armory and carted that MarC'os suffered from a CAIRO, Egypt — Armored trucks rolled through the streets the booster rocket project office at McDonald also said Mulloy President Aquino, S3, told the manders were reluctant to fire on away an undetermined number of m . nation early today on state-run Ramos told a news conference stock market zoomed upward degenerative kidney ailmept. today and troops took up positions around the city to enforce a the Marshall Space Flight Center, contended that Thiokol was trying fellow Filipino soldiers. M-16 military rifles. An angry mob government-imposed curfew after a night of rioting by thousands television. "We are finally free and influential people associated with today on the first day of trading Ramos cautioned the people Huntsville, Ala., opened the second to establish new launch criteria. the Marcos government were after Aquino’s inauguration. The In her first acts as president knocked one Marcos supporter to of policemen who smashed and set fire to luxury hotels, buildings day of hearings before the presi- “We can’t do that,” McDonald we can be truly proud of the after her swearing-in Tuesday, the ground and began stoning him. against looting. unprecedented way we achieved tiding to spirit money out of the Commission said trading was and cars. . dential commission investigatinglXl qu^ed Mulloy as saying. "You halted in several major issues Aquino appointed Entile — who "That is not the property of Mr. Diplomatic sources said at least 32 people were injured in the the loss of Challenger and its crew don’t do that the night before a our freedom, with courage and country. had been Marcos’s defense minis­ AT THE presidential palace and with determination and, most A Philippine News Agency re­ after the stocks shot up by 40 Marcos,” he said. "That is the violence, which spread to a police barracks near Cairo Airport, four weeks ago. launch.?” port said police today intercepted a percent, the maximum one-day ter — as her defense minister and an adjacent administration build­ property of the people ... We have forcing authorities to close the facility. "Yesterday in the testimony that important, in peace." promoted Ramos to full general ing, thousands of people brushed Thofn^son and Roger Boisjoly, a At least 16 people were killed truck containing 13 boxes with increase allowed. started right. Let us not destroy The disturbances were the biggest challenge to President was given before this commission seal expert for the company, both freshly printed Philippine peso Former Senator Ernesto and armed forces chief of staff. aside seven military guards and this now that we have reached, and before that, I think, in more during the military-led revolt — a began carting off everything in Hosni Mubarak since he became president in October 1981 after warned last year that seal failure comparatively merest toll consid­ notes worth $65 million. 'They Maceda, a longtime Philippine Thousands of Filipinos poured victory." the assassination of Anwar Sadat. dramatic statements that have would be catastrophic. arrested the driver, Arturo Tabu- politician and close associate of r into the streets of Manila and other sight. Soidiers shouting, "Cory, been attributed to Thiokol person­ ering the levei of violence in the Cory!” removed barricades on The man who ruled ihe Philip­ The Interior Ministry said the policemen mutinied after w "It was everybody’s considered cities, dancing, cheering and nel by the media, a picture has election campaign, during which dal, 32, an employee of .Commo­ Laurel, said many in Aquino’s pines with an iron fist for more hearing a false rumor their three-year compulsory service would opinion that, if we developed a dore Alfredo Romualdez, brother inner circle were taken by surprise chanting while motorists honked approaches to the palace. been painted of the events of Jan. ROBERT LUND ROGER BOISJOLY some 150 people were killed — 90 on The mobs, screaming, “Long than 20 years traded power for safe be extended by an extra year. problem, it would blow it up on the election day. of Imelda Marcos. by the rapid collapse of the horns and waved at each other to 27 that I think at best may be . . . looking for proof . . . felt defeated 20-year-old MArcos regime. celebrate the end of two decades of iive Cory!” and "Marcos is a passage out of the country for The policemen are conscripts assigned to the police service, misleading," Mulloy said. pad," Boisjoly told the panel. Filipinos stormed the gates of thief! ’’ tore portraits of Marcos himself and his family. instead of the armed forces, due to a shortage of manpower. the presidential Malacanang Pa­ AQUINO HUDDLED with Vice “Its really amazing,” Maceda Marcos rule. Engineers from Morton Thiokol The four Thiokol managers who Many of them are paid as little as $10 a month. Inc. told the presidential panel Tuesday, commission members engineers was that the record cold spell at Cape Canaveral might eventually overruled their engi­ Tuesday that space agency rocket repeatedly sought clarification of neering staff and reversed the managers criticized a recommen­ the reasons four company vice harden the crucial 0-ring seals in launch delay recommendation Reaction from Congressmen Military team arrives in Hanoi dation by Thiokol engineers to presidents eventually approved rocket segment joints to the point gave NASA a signed document they might fail to prevent the BANKGOK, Thailand - A U.S. military team arrived in Hanoi delay Challenger’s launch until the the launch. saying the two solid propellant weather warmed. The Thiokol "I think the problem is it’s not escape of 5,900-degree gases. today to receive new information on American servicemen listed The engineers argued against boosters were safe to fly despite engineers indicated pressure from convincingi” said chairman Wil­ record cold weather. 2 as missing in action in Vietnam and to set a date for recovering at NASA led company officials to liam Rogers. launching Challenger in tempera­ 2 includes call for more aid least 14 sets of remains. approve the launch despite un­ Robert Lund, Thiokol vice presi­ tures lower than 53 degrees — the “I left the room feeling badly The four-man delegation will participate in the first technical animous dissent from Thiokol’s dent for engineering, said NASA’s coldest conditions in which a defeated, but I felt I really did all I could to stop the launch," Boisjoly W/^HINGTON (AP) - The level talks since Hanoi began investigating "live sighting” engineering staff. objections put the company in the shuttle had flown previously. It reports of Americans last month — the start of a two-year unique position of trying to justify was 38 degrees when Challenger said, referring to the management translerransfei of power in the Philip­ Mulloy was a key player at the decision to proceed. "One of my pines from Ferdinand Marcos to program to resolve the 11-year MIA issue. crucial launch eve conference for its stand by proving the solid took pf( Jan. 28. and the tempera­ Hanoi officials told visiting congressmen in the past two NASA along with George Hardy, propellant rocket motors would tures had been below freezing colleagues that was in the meeting Corazon Aquino was widely summed it up best: ‘This was a praised in Congress, and aiready months they would hand over information on some 70 MIA cases deputy director of science and fail. earlier in the morning. engineering at Marshall, and Stan "We were unable to do that," One of Challenger's boosters meeting where the determination there were calls for possible during the technical talks. was to launch and it was up to us to increases in U.S. aid to a crucial The information was the result of a public awareness Reinartz, manager of the shuttle said. “We couldn’t prove abso­ ruptured 58 seconds after blastoff, 6 destroying the shuttle and killing prove beyond a shadow of a doubt 6 lutely tl)e motor wouldn’t work." American ally. campaign that launched the two-year program, the Vietnamese projects office at Marshall. that it was not safe to do so.'" Sens. Sam Nunn, D-Ga.,<^nd Dan officials said. During the 6'A-hour hearing The concern of the Thiokol its crew of seven. The right hand Evans, R-Wash., said Tuesday They also told the congressmen they were ready to repatriate that the United States should at least 14 sets of remains of U.S. servicemen. consider more aid now that Mar­ cos’ 20-year rule has ended. But other senators, including College students occupy building GM attorneys defend X-car in court Sen. Richard Lugar, R-Ind., chair­ NORTHAMPTON, Mass. — Students at Smith College man of the Senate Foreign Rela­ i WASHINGTON (UPI) - Test plete GM’s defense today. U.S. brake lockup,, skids and loss of — "They had never experienced occupied the administration building for a second day today to tions Committee, said the United results and a favorable accident District Judge Thomas Jackson control of the cars, and is .seeking a anything like it.” States should wait and see what back demands that the prestigious women's school divest its has not indicated how soon he will recall. holdings in companies doing business in racially-divided South record show the 1980 X-car is safe. GM sold 1.1 million of the 1980 Mrs. Aquino seeks before offering General Motors Corp. lawyers told rule. The trial began March 13. Pearce and Gottschalk said tests model cars as the Chevrolet more help. Africa. a federal judge in their final 1984. and comparisons with other cars Citation, Buick Skylark, Pontiac A Other legislators said that while a About 100 singing and chanting students huddled shoulder to Larry Moloney, the chief govern­ fail to show such a flaw. Othercars argument in a government suit to Phoenix and Oldsmobile Omega. i the transition may be welcome, the shoulder in the doorways of College Hall Tuesday morning, force recall of all the 1980 models. ment lawyer, said Tuesday there is lock their rear brakes more often, By one estimate, 700,000 of the cars issue of more aid is a different blocking employees as they arrived for work. By afternoon, the “The X-car has no unique ample proof that a recall is needed they said, and when brake-related are still on the road. The govern­ question, particularly at a time of number of protesters swelled to 200, a school spokeswoman said. characteristics that cause any to fix the brakes. X-car owners accidents are reviewed, X-cars ment filed suit in August 1983 to domestic budget cuts proposed by College President Mary Maples Dunn, who dismissed the have a lower rate. ' f ‘ 'jMi ... so-called premature rear brake complained of unexpected spins force the recall. President Reagan to reduce the workers for the day, praised the students for their commitment and fishtailing, he said, and GM Moloney said all comparisons UPI photo lockup, ” said GM lawyer Harry The government lists 3,563 com­ federal deficit and budget restric­ and made no immediate move to evict them, but said she would Pearce after listing accident inves­ tests in 1978 indicated a brake were flawed, either by the type of tions imposed by the new Gramm- problem but GM ignored it — and car examined or because accident plaints about the cars’ brakes, one day alter President Ferdinand assess the situation on a day-by-day basis. tigations and tests in which the including 1,180 accidents and 323 President Corazon Aquino and Vice Rudman law. "She (Dunn) is very proud of the students on this issue." said X-car fared as well as or better later lied to safety officials. rates are colored by factors other Marcos resigned the presidency. "In a time of Gramm-Rudman, The governncient contends the than defects. injuries, A consumer group says President Salvador Laurel share a spokeswoman Mary Callahan. “She’s taking it one day at a time, than similar cars. its complaint list includes 20 moment at a press conference today. it will be difficult to increase aid and she’s already decided not to try and evict them from College Pearce and colleague Thomas cars have a faulty brake design Drivers are the people to believe for any one country, but it’s Gottschalk are expected to com­ that can cause premature rear about the X-car’s behavior, he said fatalities. certainly something we should Hall today. ” . look at," said Sen. Patrick Leahy, Trustees voted Saturday to sell $550,000 worth of stock m one D-Vt. 1 company with South African ties, but voted to keep other F Rival’s death hastened exit The Reagan administration had investments as long as the firms adhere to the Sullivan F proposed $233.6 million in aid for Principles, guidelines regarding fair hiring and intergration in the Philippines during fiscal 1987, the workplace. which begins Oct. 1. That is a slight UPI photo decline from the $240 million in the of Marcos and end of era current fiscal year. Former President Marcos is shown in Guam tooay being Ancient tools found In West Africa Those totals include military and greeted by U.S. Air Force Colonei Robert J. isaak, base economic assistance. They do not WASHINGTON — Scientists have discovered nearly 300 stone Kyou want the Eogte’s include construction projects at commander at Anderson Air Force Base. Marcos, his tools dating back more than 2 million years in West Africa, E tial election of 1965, he decisively product grew by an impressive, 10 family and aides reportedly left Guam today en route to making them among 'the oldest known instruments of labor E the two U.S. military bases near Bv Charles J. Hanelv percent. Per-capita income ad­ The Associated Press defeated the incumbent, Diosdado Manila — Clark Air Base and the Hawaii. Former First Lady Imelda Marcos (in dark fashioned by prehistoric human ancestors, officials announced Macapagal. vanced by more than 3 percent naval base at Subic Bay — the today. „ , . Thirty long months after it was He ran on an anti-corruption through the 1970s. New high-rise largest American bases outside glasses) is shown at left. The quartz tools, discovered in eastern Zaire by an fired, the bullet that killed one man platform and vowed in his inaugu­ hotels dotted the Manila cityscape. the United States. international team of scientists, include cobbles, chips and cores high IRA rate^ in the Philippines has now undone ration speech "with the help of the The Philippines attracted sub­ The Pentagon has asked for $72.9 President Aquino engages the considered if the Philippines took that had been worked into implements by ancient humans. another. masses, to make this country great stantial foreign development aid. million worth of construction pro­ problems of economic develop­ steps toward solving the problems “They are definitely from the hand of man, with the repetitive For Ferdinand E. Marcos, the again." He began by building the The government’s Western- jects in the Philippines next year, a ment and national security.” the United States believes needs to technological features characteristic of tools," said Dr. John W. last scenes of his tumultuous two first of 63,542 miles of new roads trained technocrats said they were decrease from plans for $82.1 That was not a promise of be faced. K. Harris, an anthropologist at the University of Wisconsin- decades in power may have begun that would be laid down over the "modernizing from the top.” million in fiscal 1986. Although increased aid, but American offi­ Evans said, “It’s very important Milwaukee. "In studying them, we are sampling the behavior of on Aug. 21, 1983, on the tarmac of next 20 years, and the first of 3,354 But some Filipinos were also much of the money is spent in the cials said t,hey were sympathetic to for us now to rapidly establish the Manila International Airport, schools. skimming from the top, and Philippines, it is technically not the twin Filipino problems of contacts necessary to determine the earliest humans.” j. . .u better fI With Dr. Noel T. Boaz, a paleoanthropologist who directs the when his political rival Benigno S. But the new president neither economic growth was distorted. count^ as U.S. aid. poverty and a communist what kind of aid the new govern­ ended the old corruption nor Virginia Museum of Natural History, and Dr. Alison S. Brooks, Aquino Jr. was felled by a single Although average incomes multip­ In announcing the end of the insurgency. ment needs to carry on most an anthropologist with George Washington University and the shot to the head. created the necessary new jobs. By lied from $140 in 1965 to $772 in 1982. Marcos era Tuesday, Secretary of Nunn said “the U.S. government effectively.” the late 1960s, as the Philippine Smithsonian Institution, Harris led a team that also found animal That assassination, widely the vast majority of Filipinos State George Shultz said the should assist the new government Lugar agreed that aid increases bones and teeth in a 130-square-foot excavation. blamed on Marcos, unleashed an population swelled, unemploy­ remained impoverished. United States "stands ready as of Mrs. Aquino, both economically should be considered, but added, explosion of popular outrage ment, inflation and discontent always to cooperate and assist the and militarily,” and he said earlier “We should wait and see, wait and The absence of volcanic material in the area makes it grew as well. Marcos and his advisers had impossible to date the site with the radioactive-decay methods against the Philippine president, encouraged export-oriented Philippines as the government of that increases in aid should be let them tell us what they need.” an explosion that shook the econ­ In 1968, a dozen former univer­ normally used, the scientists said. But remains of animals whose omy as well, deepening a financial sity students reorganized the growth, relying on a small number origin, stage of evolutionary development or extinction is known crisis that was crippling the banned Philippine Communist of huge enterprises, controlled provide clues to the time of the tools. nation. Party, formed the New People’s either privately by Marcos inti­ For an experienced Asian leader Army and dug in for a long rural mates — two of whom, forexam- Laxalt convinced Marcos to quit guerrilla war. ple, effectively have near­ who had dealt with five U.S. Reagan that Marcos make re­ presidents, a skilled politician who The following year, Marcos won monopolies on the sugar and WASHINGTON (AP) — For and Corazon Aquino. a second presidential term in an coconut industries — or by the Philippines President Ferdinand Li.xalt, a close friend of Presi­ forms to deal with an economic Program cuts would force always managed to outmaneuver crisis and a communist insur­ his foes, an autocrat who once allegedly fraudulent election, and government itself, which now owns Marcos, his support crumbling dent Reagan, had gone to Manila claimed divine guidance in sus­ major disturbances rocked the about 300 corporations. First lady around him, it took a telephone last October with a demand from gency. in 39 states Philippines, including an assault Imelda Marcos, meanwhile, fo­ conversation with a trusted friend tax increases pending democracy, the flood of cused on more glittering projects — U.S. Sen. Paul Laxalt — to opposition touched off by the by 2,000 leftist demonstrators on percent of the direct payments to 12-47 months 60 months Aquino assassination finally the presidential palace. — multi-million-dollar centers for become convinciKl that the end had Bv Matt Yancey the arts and medicine. come. The Associated Press individuals, the study said. proved unstoppable, and he was As the Communist guerrillas The report was prepared for forced to resign today as president gained strength in the countryside, But the giant business concerns For six months. Laxalt, R-Nev., young leftist protesters took to became inefficient, mismanaged had been talking on the telephone Can a . WASHINGTON — President AFSCME by Fiscal Planning Ser­ of his nation of 52 million people, vices Inc., an independent Wa­ giving way to the widow of the Manila's streets, demanding Mar­ and corrupt, and the top-heavy with Marcos, reiaying U.S. de­ Reagan’s proposed $21.7 billion in Philippine economy was jolted by mands that Marcos reform his cuts for social programs next year shington consulting firm that spe­ dead, and now vindicated, Aquino. cos’s overthrow and an end to what cializes in analyzing the federal In the end, the loyal ally once they called a semi-colonial rela­ the 1979 oil-price "shock." government. would push the budgets of 39 state 2 budget using the same methods 9.50% But still, Laxalt said Tuesday he governments into the red if they do 9.25% annual rate tionship with the United States. teen-age girl 9.00% annual rate praised by Vice President George As the big corporations failed, employed by the White House and annual rate Bush for his "adherence to demo­ At the time, the Philippines was Marcos government banks bailed was “very surprised” when an not raise taxes to maintain current aide gave him a note Monday services, according to a private congressional budget offices. cratic principles” was accused by providing engineers and medical them out with billions of dollars in Based on Commerce Depart­ the White House of widespread personnel for the U.S. war against loans and loan guarantees. The afternoon that Marcos was on the study. Communists in Vietnam, and U.S. phone. be a The analysis, released today, ment data, the study said the fraud in presidential elections Feb. Philippines’ foreign debt ballooned At the time, Laxalt was at a said only seven states have sur­ operating surpluses of all state and 7. The ally had become an military bases in the Philippines to almost $30 billion, about one- local governments totaled $3.3 embarrassment. were a crucial rear base for the third of it owed to U.S. banks. top-secret briefing by Secretary of pluses large enough to cover the war effort. State George Shultz and special proposed $16.2 billion in cuts for billion at' the end of the third 992% Under Marcos, the U.S. stake 9.65% quarter last year — “a cushion less 9.38% annual yield FOR THE PHILIPPINES, the had grown ever larger in the presidential' envoy Philip Habib. newsboy? grants to state and local govern­ annual yield annual yield They were detailing U.S. efforts to ments, plus reductions of another than 1 percent of expenditures.” 6 Marcos era was a time of moderni­ ON SEPT. 23, 1972, in raids Philippines. end the impasse between Marcos $5.5 billion in direct aid to It said two-thirds of that amount zation. His government built across Manila, troops arrested will be absorbed in March when the There’s still time to earn the Eagle’s high IRA rates. Unlike most brokerage services, there is never a fee to schools, roads and electrical sys­ scores of opposition politicians, But the Aquino slaying abruptly L e ft make that a "Nawaparaon” individuals. or ‘ Nawapaper Carrier". The American Federation of automatic across-the-board cuts in Just a $500 deposit lets you open one and choose the open or add to an Eagle IRA. What’s more, your IRA tems. But at the same time it threw journalists, students and others changed many attitudes. federal spending under the account is fully insured up to $100,000 by the FSLIC. away untold millions of dollars on critical of Marcos’s rule. News­ Sura, we’re looking for girla aa wall aa boya State, County and Municipal Em­ term that’s best for you — anywhere from 12-60 months. The popular opposition politician YOUR ployees, which commissioned the Gramm-Rudman deficit reduction So if you've been waiting for high IRA rates, you better grandiose schemes and siphoned papers and broadcast stations was shot as he disembarked from TAX-SAVING to deliver our paper, and maka good law are triggered. The longer the term, the higher the rate. Plus, an Eagle were shut down. Marcos had money doing it study, said the proposed cuts fly. The Eagle is offering them right now. Call any office off millions more through official an airliner bringing him home TUITION FUND. exceed the projected year-end Reagan’s proposed cuts for IRA lets you deduct up to $2,000 from your gross corruption. imposed martial law, to save the from three years of U.S. exile. A What are the raqulramenta? fiscal 1987, beginning next Oc­ of First Federal Savings today. country from communism, he surpluses of 43 states, including income*, earn tax-deferred interest and save for In the Marcos era, one insur­ government-appointed investiga­ A mature, reeponalbla wlllingnaaa to aae the lob four already reporting budget tober, are 15 times larger than the Intfiiesi compounded monihly Rale subieci lo change without nonce Substantial penally gency subsided, but another — said. through. Ability to handle money halpa, too. You retirement. And if you need to borrow money for your IRA, tor early withdrawal tory commission blamed the as­ deficits. surplus left after this year’s even more potent —rose up. And He abolished Congress and rew­ sassination on a military conspi­ ahould Ilka people, be cheerful and friendly. And Gramm-Rudman cuts, it said. the Eagle will loan you between $1,0(K) and $4,000 at a • Up to $2,250 if you're married and one spouse works — up to $4,000 if under Marcos Filipinos voted in rote the constitution to extend his be ready to ’tun your own ahow", create your “The administration continues racy. A court eventually acquitted own opportunitlea, and earn real caah. to promote the myth that state and "In other words, these budget special one-year rate. you both work. almost a dozen elections and presidency. Over the next five the military men accused of the local governments have sufficient cuts could, by themselves, turn a referendums — only to see their years — by his own count — his crime, but by then the anti-Marcos If you’re that kind of girl — or know that kind of $3.3 billion surplus (among state democratic institutions erode. security forces arrested some gkl — wa’d Ilka to know. Give our circulation ■ funds available to replace lost tide was flowing too strongly. department a call and let’s talk about your future federal aid if they want to.” said and local governments) into a $15 By the time he left, after 20 years 70,000 people. as a newsperson. Gerald McEntee, president of the billion deficit,” the consultants of the Marcos "New Society,” the Marcos later said he was Almost 2 million people poured 1.1 nqillion-member union, which said. The Engle among banks. gap between rich and poor in the "guided by God” in scrapping the through Manila’s streets for Aqui­ 647-9946 represents primarily state and Included in the $5.5 hillion cuts to Philippines had widened, the cash- democratic institutions estab­ no’s funeral. The Roman Catholic local government employees. individuals are reductions in Medi­ starved economy had fallen far lished when the United States gave Church and much of the business care, student loans and grants for ACARRIER.The bislobyaw M n iMndle. “Nothing could be further from behind neighboring countries, and the Philippines its independence in community turned strongly the truth," McEntee said. "What higher education and food stamps. the stage had been set for a long 1946. against Marcos. Foreign banks U.S. Savings Bonds w the president’s budget does is shift The 10 states that would suffer struggle with Communist The new discipline quickly toughened their attitude toward the f^eral deficit onto the states.” the highest per-

nocH.-< m th . Bolton voters salary for teachers and having the state ning in the 1987-88 fiscal year. > ^ they meet for another caucus tCV^'HCA State seeks UTC back taxes By Mark A. Dupuis Wednesday. Jack United Press International pay an average of SO percent of the cost The salary increase proposals would ' HARTFORD — The state is seeking more than of pay hikes negotiated for other take effect in the 198&-87 fiscal year, Approval of a package by the House Republicans would still leave major Anderson $20 million it claims United Technologies Corp. HARTFORD — Republican House teachers, Jaekle said. which begins July 1, and the total should back owes in back taxes, according to a publish^ package would cost slightly less than hurdles before the General Assembly, members are near agreement on an Unlike the proposals offered by can enact a package and ship it on to; report. alternative to Governor William O’Neill, the minimum starting salary the $91 million proposed by O’Neill for O’Neill for his consideration. State tax Commissioner John G. Groppo O’Neill’s education reform package would not be forced on local school education improvements, Jaekle said. The Senate’s Republican majority is confirmed that an extensive audit of UTC had calling for increased teacher salaries, a districts and it would include a O’Neill’s proposals were based on the library center considering a different package -than resulted in an assessment, but he said he could not differential to reflect varying costs of work of a blue-ribbon commission. top GOP leader says. the one before the GOP majority in the comment in any detail because the information is The program, which could cost living in different parts of the state. While rejecting the mandatory starting House, and agreement between the two confidential. The Hartford Courant reported in slightly less than the $91 million plan The House Republicans also are salary plan, Jaekle said many other chambers would be needed before a Bolton voters will have another chance in Wednesday’s editions. offered by O’Neill, would assist towns in considering having the state pay an components of the commission package plan can be sent to the governor. The assessment could be the largest ever paying a minimum starting salary for average of 50 percent of the cost of would be included in the House GOP early April to do something they should have Top Senate Republican leaders have Once again, imposed by the state on the basis of a single audit, teachers and raises for other teachers. raises negotiate by school boards and program. raised the possibility that the Legisla­ done in 1984. authorize spending for a the Courant reported. House Majority Leader Robert G. teacher unions rather than O’Neill’s For example, he said the governor’s library-media center at Bolton High School. Quoting unnamed State Capitol sources, the plan for incentive grants to school proposal for having mentor teachers ture cannot agree on package before Jaekle, R-Stratford, said Tuesday. lawmakers reach their mandatory Courant said the state had assessed UTC for $28 The general ideas in the program districts to raise pay and move toward a work with new teachers could be part of adjournment date May 7. feds spy on million in additional taxes, and it appeared UTC were outlined at a closed caucus of model salary scale. a local career incentive program The proposal, a pared-down version of the Jaekle said he believes a package will is challenging at least $8 million of the total. House Republicans, and Jaekle pre­ Jaekle said the House’^epublicans developed under the House GOP plan. one rejected by townspeople two years ago, Groppo acknowledged that the Courant was close also are considering a plan to have local Jaekle said no votes were taken in be adopted during the regular session dicted an agreement in principle could and does not see the need for a special could be the best bargain the town will get. to the actual figures and that the company had come as early as today. school officials and teachers develop Tuesday’s caucus, but added that he U.S. activists \ I protested part of the assessment, the newspaper “ career incentive programs” that was hopeful the House Republicans will session following the May adjournment Preliminary estimates for the addition put its The “ big ticket” items in the package to develop a plan. said, include setting a minimum starting would be financed by the state begin­ agree in principle on a program when cost at about half a million dollars, but Bolton “ We are not going to offer comment,” said will have to pay just 40 percent of that. State WASHINGTON — The FBI has been spying on Franklin J. Parisi, UTC’s director of public relations. “ As a matter of practice, UTC does not grants will pay the rest. peace activists again. comment on rumor or speculation regarding tax Panel backs ‘Super Lotto,’ game changes Several years ago, the Justice Department laid or other administrative issues.” What will Bolton get for its $200,000? Relief down “ guidelines” for the FBI that supposedly leader from his own party. the idea of the bill, he does not expect it from overcrowded conditions at the prohibited the G-men from infiltrating peaceful HARTFORD (UPI) - A legislative toward approval of any measure. New permit has stipulations Robertson charged later that Migli­ to win approval because of warnings domestic political groups. The reforms were committee has killed a measure to set Rep. Eugene A. Migliaro Jr., R- 22-year-old school, compliance with the Wolcott, told the committee he would aro had given false information to the from lottery officials that such a game instituted in response to disclosures that the FBI BRIDGEPORT — The new, stricter federal up a one-year trial of a “ video lottery,” in one drawing could lose the state $5 2 state's minimum space requirements for sewer permit which the state’s largest city will but has given initial approval to a bill to not even consider a request to approve committee in saying the bill could not be 2 had tried to sabotage activities of groups opposed billion. school libraries and a better chance at create a “ Super Lotto” lottery in the bill even for a hearing, claiming it taken up because of the moratorium on to the war in Vietnam; the bureau explained that receive this week requires monthly reports on sewer overflows, state environmental officials Connecticut. would violate a state law placing a new forms of gambling. The, sealed tickets bill is part of an retaining professional accreditation. it had been trying to learn whether the groups had Robertson also said he will try to said. The Public Safety Committee also moratorium on new forms of legal overall bill dealing with bingo games collect the 12 petition signatures needed And Bolton taxpayers will be making an foreign connections, which would have been a Bridgeport officials were worried the federal Tuesday gave initial approval to gambling. held b’y churches and other non-profit legitimate subject of FBI inquiry. permit, administered through the state Depart­ another measure that would expand The measure proposed by Senate in the Senate to revive the bill and force groups. It was approved 15-3 and sent to investment in tbe future. An April vote for President Pro' Tempore Philip S. the Public Safety Committee to at least the Government Administration and That explanation has been used today to justify ment of Environmental Protection, might not be legalized gambling in the state by the library-media center will be a vote for legalizing the sale of sealed tickets Robertson, R-Cheshire, called for a bring the measure to a hearing. Elections Committee. the use of undercover informants to spy on issued at all. There was some concern “ considering the already being sold illegally by many one-year experiment of a video lottery,, He said a video lottery, whicli could The bill would legalize the sale of quality education. Bolton’s students are Physicians for Social Responsibility, a group that 6 track record the city has had in the past,” Chief non-profit groups. where gamblers play on machines raise an estimated $50 million a year for sealed tickets during bingo games and 6 certainly worth the investment. the state, would attract well-to-do advocates a bilateral, verifiable freeze on nuclear Administrative Officer John G. Norko said The committee approved both the similar to video games. at bars operated by veterags groups young people who can afford to gamble weapons by the United States and the Soviet Monday. “Super Lotto” and sealed tickets bills Migliaro charged that committee and other non-profit organizations. The Back in the 1984 referendum, when voters Union. It claims 25,700 members in 155 local Robert Norwood, a water pollution control by wide margins and sent them on to members were pressured by Robert­ but according to studies are not tickets, usually sold for 25 cents, can unwisely rejected the school project, officials chapters. The international physicians’ group engineer for the DEP, said issuing the permit was other committees that must give son, the top GOP leader in the Senate, attracted by existing lottery games. win prizes of up to $50 or so. The “ Super Lotto” bill, approved 18-1 with which it is affiliated, and which has Soviet one way to get Bridgeport to file monthly reports approval before the bills can reach the and lobbyists supporting the bill to attributed the outcome to widespread and sent to the Finance, Revenue and ■ Massachusetts lottery officials, testi­ members as well, won the Nobel Peace Prize last on overflows from the sanitary and storm sewers. full House and Senate for debate. approve it for a hearing. opposition to heavy spending at that time. “ I will not put the integrity of this Bonding Committee, would establish an fying before the committee Tuesday, year. Bridgeport has reached 90 percent of capacity The video lottery bill died when the said the Bay State had gross sealed The library-media center was one of four Open Forum on its treatment plants, Norwood said. committee adjourned its meeting with­ committee on the line and accept a annual July 4 lottery drawing with a piece of legislation such as this,” lump-sum, tax-free prize of at least $1 ticket sales totaling $65.7 million last proposals up for a vote, and the total price The story of the FBI’s infiltration of the group out taking any action on the bill on the year up from about $20 million when the was brought lo us by Angus Mackenzie of the committee deadline for voting to hold Migliaro said, adding that he “ could million. tag was nearly $3 million. Only one project — carp less” that the bill was submitted by Migliaro said that while he supports state began running the system in 1974. young family that is lucky protesting the rules of Medicare Center for Investigative Reporting, who obtained Bridgeport seeks federal aid hearings on bills, a required first step the new firehouse now under construction — Taxpayers have enough to own a home and the for admittance and discharge of pertinent FBI documents under the Freedom of won voters’ approval. BRIDGEPORT — The city will ask for up to $40 been silenced renters, because the landlord hospital patients. The petition Information Act. million in federal aid to rebuild the crumbling and But there probably were other reasons for will surely raise the rent when will be presented to Rep. Bar­ crime-ridden Father Panik Village housing Schmidle bill would force clean campaigns To (he Editor: taxes go up. bara Kennelly on March 20,1986, THE DOCUMENT’S SHOWED that the FBI project, Charles B. Tisdale, policy and develop­ the 1984 rejection: a failure by educators to This win happen while special at the Manchester Senior Citi­ spied on mainstream peace groups, including the ment coordinator, says, The budget for the coming Tuesday...... results that may have been unfavorable. make an adequate case for the library-media interest groups are receiving zens’ Center. Physicians for Social Responsibility, from 1982 Bridgeport officials will meet next Monday By Judd Everhart Possible penalties have not yet been worked out. but year in the town of Manchester, The Associated Press She said she decided to shoot for the bill this year — center, and a misunderstanding by many if approved in its entirety, and I favorable tax breaks, such as At that time, two representa­ through 1984. When this evidence was shown to with Rep. Stewart B. McKinney, R-Conn., and the legislature once rejected a similar measure — Schmidle said they would be similar to fines that may James Baugh, acting assistant director for public that the high school, when it was built in 1964, see no chance that it won't be, developers of the Cheney mills, tives of the Peer Review Organi­ Rep. Don Edwards, D-Calif., he asked FBI HARTFORD — A bill aimed at cleaning up political “ based on my own observations” of past Connecticut now be levied by the state Elections Enforcement Bennet, Love Lane. It’s time for zation, who are in control of these Director William Webster for an explanation. housing in the Department of Housing and Urban Commission, which generally range up to $1,000. was designed for many more students than it will mean a large tax increase to Development to discuss the problems at Father campaigns is being drafted by Rep. Mae S. Schmidle, campaigns. . . . the taxpayers of Manchester. a management change. decisions, and a representative co-chairwoman of the General Assembly’s elections “ The worst thing is to have (unethical practices) in The commission would be charged under the bill“ was serving and thus there was no need for Webster wrote back, in part: “ The FBI is not Panik. „ with ruling on allegations of unethical campaign Perhaps this will wake up the from Mrs. Kennelly’s office will committee, who says the measure would impose the last week or last two days before the election. This conducting an investigation on the Physicians for Tisdale said Tuesday the “ most cost-effective practices. an addition. many of us who pay the bills to Charles R. Pillard be present. penalties for lying or other unethical practices. (bill) is just a way of having people clean up their Social Responsibility, although it has been the way of dealing with a very serious problem” act,” she said. "It would make it fair for everybody . ” Committee Co-Chairrfian Sen. Fred H. Lovegrove, operate our town government. 16 Lodge Drive We urge all people concerned would be to rebuild a smaller, 600-unit project at ‘T v e had many people say to me, 'How can they R-Fairtle\d, had doubts about the measure, saying It Since 1984, there has been an increased subject of investigati^ in the past. I am advised possibly say that? Howcanthey getaway with that?” Schmidle said Ohio and New York have simiiar laws Apathy has been very apparent for the senior citizens to sign the that in 1982 this orgaimation was the subject of a an estimated cost of $33 million to $40 million. that have withstood constitutional challenges. could be used by candidates to file frivolous awareness of the need for excellence in Bridgeport officials were angered last week the Newtown Republican said. in past years due to the amount of petition, which is at the Man­ national security Investigation predicated upon “ I know thero will be questions about free speech, complaints “ to get some juice into (the) campaign.” ■ F F “ I just think it’s about time that people who are when they announced that HUD representatives “ When all is said and done, the people are the judge education, something that should increase people attending budget hear­ Congratulations chester Senior Center. information received from a source.” candidates or campaigners were held accountable for she said. “ But free speech does not include slander. ings at Waddell School before the ‘ Concerned relatives and had insisted the 1,100-unit public housing be razed I’m having some constitutional lawyers look at it. of what’s true and what isn’t,” l«vegrove said. the likelihood of a favorable vote on the and offered what Mayor Thomas W. Bucci called what they say and do,” she said in an interview budget is adopted. Your absence to an MHS team friends as well as senior citizens Webster added that the investigation “ was The measure is being drafted to cover such areas as Schmidle said she was not sure when the bill’s library-media center. The threatened loss of a “ paltry” $1 million toward the cost. drafting would be completed and when her committee was a voice of approval to your will be welcomed at this most conducted pursuant to” the attorney general’s identifying oneself by a title one doesn’t really hold; high school accreditation is enough to make Baugh Tater said no HUD representative could would take action on what she calls "my mud-slinging elected board to spend your important meeting on March 20. guidelines. This might be comforting to know, State firm pays fine lying about one’s or one’s opponent’s voting record; To the Editor; except for one thing: The counter-intelligence recommend the destruction of a federal housing and releasing partial poll results without disclosing bill.” the point. And Bolton taxpayers also have money as they saw fit. We must show our alarm at the project, but Bridgeport officials insist the manner in which older people guidelines are secret. much evidence of the cost of neglecting This year it won’t make much Congratulations are in order recommendation was clearly stated. for White House paint are being treated. E capital needs; witness the costly delays and difference whether you attend or for Coach Frank Kinel and the Assistant FBI Director William M. Baker told E Why, out of 50 states, is other problems involving the Center School not, because your voice has been Manchester High boys’ basket­ Mackenzie; "The FBI was interested in HARTFORD (UPI) — A shipment of, old paint Connecticut being chosen as one determining whether or not the physicians’ group Sheriff decides not to run roof and the high school.soccer field. silenced. ball team for their season this stripped from the White House has resulted in a You may ask why. year. of a few states to abide by this was a Soviet front. But it was not.” HARTFORD — Reversing an earlier decision, Connecticut firm paying the state $20,000 in fines for Unfortunately, there almost certainly will The biggest increase in the The adjustment period of a ruling? Baker said the FBI had used “ assets’ ’ in its Tolland County Sheriff Francis H. Curnan has violating rules on the transportation of hazardous If you have any of these budget again is teachers’ salar­ new coach and young team was investigation. In this context, assets are said he will not seek a fourth term. W 3st0. be renewed opposition to the school addition. Mrs. R .r. Nettleton Curnan, 39, said a lack of support from Ramco Technologies, which paid the fine Tuesday ies. Granted, some deserve to evident early in the season. But informants controlled by the FBI — that is, It will come from those who argue make more money, but an 21 Conway Road Democratic leaders played a role in his decision. as settlement of a lawsuit brought by the state, was common gum problems... with their backs to the wall this infiltrators. “ We closed that investigation,” hired to remove from the White House the numerous across-the-board increase is no “ I don’t think the nomination is within grasp,’’ shortsightedly that Bolton is too small to Indian team rose to the challenge Baker added. “ We won’t continue to have assets in coats of paint believed to date back to the War of 1812, way to run a business. he said Monday. provide secondary education, or from those and qualified for the State Letters policy that group.” His decision comes after Arthur Garafolo, the attorney general’s office said. Our voice in teachers’ salaries Tournament. Attorney General Joseph I. Lieberman charged the who have ignored the changing world and The Manchester Herald wel­ deputy sheriff for eleven years, announced he as well as police and fire matters Congratulations for this sea­ would seek the sheriff’s post. paint wastes and solvents used to remove the paint believe wrongly that vocational education comes original letters to the EDWARDS SAID of the disclosures; “ We don’t H^BIeeding gums when you brush your teeth has been silenced, even though son and your accomplishments. Curnan has recently been arrested for drunken from the White House had a flash point of less than 140 and computer instruction have no place in editor. like peace organizations being the subject of an we are the people who pay the investigation. We don’t want the FBI used to driving. He surrendered his license about a degrees, classifying it as hazardous. Letters should be brief and to The state charged the firm, which shipped the paint the public schools. ^ bills. Their contracts are nego­ Joe DePasqua month ago and will be unable to drive for five Red, swollen or tender gums the point. They should be typed discourage political activity.” and solvents back to a storage facility in Hartford, tiated with paid town adminis­ Castle Road months. The library-media center proposal bas or neatly handwritten, and, for The current president of Physicians for Social On Monday, Curnan issued a public apology for with operating a hazardous waste storage facility trations and approved without Mike Masse H^G um s that are unusually sensitive or irritated been scheduled for an April 10 referendum. It the taxpayers having a voice. ease in editing, should be double­ Responsibility, Dr. Sidney Alexander, was not his abusive behavior toward a state trooper who without a permit, transporting hazardous materials Crestwood Drive without a permit and failure to properly manage has been endorsed by the Public Building When we get to a budget hearing, spaced. Letters must be signed surprised by the revelation that its membership — arrested him. which is open to non-physicians — included FBI hazardous materials. Commission as well as the Board of it’s ail over. How would you run with name, address and daytime telephone number (for spies. Education. But with just a month and a half your business — that way? Sign petition, The teachers were given a verification). “ I’m sure we have been infiltrated by the FB.I,” to go, a lot of work is still required to inform The Herald reserves the right Bring this ad with you to large raise without giving a fight unfairness he said. Alexander added that the danger is that Yale draws the voters about the need for the project. thing. I think they should have to edit letters in the i nterests of “ if a person infiltrated us and has opposite views, Crestfield Convalescent Home been made to compromise; To the Editor: brevity, clarity and taste. they might want to slow down the work of the bumper crop your dentist or periodontist. And Bolton taxpayers must have all the This budget is going to hurt the Address letters to; Open Fo­ organization.” He added that the group has its facts. If they do, they have no choice but to very people we spend so much The senior citizens of Man­ rum, Manchester Herald, P.O. share of snafus, but said he didn’t know if they had Fenwood Manor chester are circulating a petition Box 591, Manchester, CT 06040. NEW HAVEN (UPI) - A record V vote for the library-media center. time talking about helping — the been the work of FBI saboteurs. 12,400 admissions applications Documents dating from 1967 show that the FBI have been received by Yale He’ll probably tell you that gum problems could be symptoms has closed its file on the physicians’ group from University for entrance to nwt of serious gum disease...Gingivitis or even Periodontitis. And time to time, only to reopen it later. A recently year’s freshman class, including retired, high-level FBI official predicted that the the largest number of minority Fenwood Manor the time to do something about them is now. ‘JJB’ dinner points to tough Moffett fight students to apply, officials say. investigation of peace groups would continue, Worth David, dean of undergrad­ Today there's a new and highly effective, yet simple way explaining, “ The FBI would be remiss if we didn’t uate admissions, said the number Offers: to treat and control such gum problems. The PERIMED'" System. There was big mo' for Billy 0. at the statewide by going public with that support. And just the day periodically check on the KGB and the peace Democratic fund-raiser in Hartford last Saturday before the “ JJB” dinner, U.S. Rep. Barbara surpasses the previous record of - movement.” 12,035 applications received in This unique program starts at your dentist's office with an easily night Kennelly of Hartford had also endorsed the • unique atmosphere for the rest home 1984. The number of applications administered PERIMED professional treatment. It continues at governor for re-election. If there had been a .script — and of course no one last year dropped to 11,732, he said resident Capitol Their spoken endorsements were in line with Hope fo r ho$tast»$ home with a simple routine, using PERIMED Oral Hygiene Rinse. would even think of such a thing — it could not Tuesday. have done better by Governor Bill O’Neill as an m Comments what O’Neill could expect. Their delay, we According to a senior White House official, four A total of 2.224 minority group • location In a peaceful country setting You’ll find its premeasured formula as easy to use as a mouthwash. early rally for his re-election effort. believe, was a kind of courtesy to Moffett in Americans being held hostage in Lebanon may be students applied to Yale, the first In extensive clinical studies, the B ob C onrad allowing him to reap as much of a campaign war released soon. Terry Waite, an aide to the time that the number has reached • private and semi-private The money part wasn’t too shabby, either, PERIMED System has been proven chest as possible before their actions might have a Archbishop of Canterbury, has had “ some the 2.000 mark, David said. A year accommodations t^arty Chairman Tim Moynihan of East Hartford chilling effect on further such tangible help. success" in his dealings with the kidnappers. ago there were 1,898 minority effective in reducing and controlling said proceeds were comfortably over $100,000, Dodd, let’s remember, is also a candidate for re- Meanwhile, the Kuwaiti government reportedly applications. • 24 hour nursing supervision the symptoms of gum bleeding, That will keep headquarters afloat and leave election in November and his interest in strong “ softened” its position on the release of convicted The numbers for each of the individual minority groups apply­ some for the support of Democratic campaigns in The Jefferson-Jackson-Bailey dinner is an organizational support is every bit as keen as terrorists in return for the Americans. It may inflammation, and irritation. ing to next year’s freshman class • full range of physical therapy services the fall. annual gathering of the party faithful to pay. in a O’Neill’s. At this point, there is a good question as agree to trade two Lebanese Shiites among the 17 So next time you see your dentist Politically, the Jefferson-Jackson-Bailey dinner are also at a record high. There manner of speaking, their dues as Democrats. to which might provide the broadest coattails for prot-Iranian activists being held for a series of were 1,419 Asian-Americans. 507 • active recreation department j this year was one more commentary on the ask him about the PERIMED System. And when these socials come along in election the ticket. bombings in Kuwait. The two are kinsmen of a blacks, 148 Mexican-Americans, momentum O’Neill has with the regular party years, they provide a reading on how it looks for powerful Lebanese family that has been deeply 128 Puerto-Ricans, and 22 native • beauty parlor with full range of services It's one of many ways he can organization and the difficulty his challenger, November in terms of group morale. BUT ’THE JEFFERSON-Jackson-Bailey dinner involved in anti-American terrorism. Americans who applied, David help you maintain proper oral health. former U S Rep Toby Moffett of Branford, has in Anck^s “ JJB” dinners go, the 1986 edition was a this year was, first of all, a rally fora slate which spid. • therapeutic diets per physicians’ orders trying to head him off. good one — at least for the party organization organizational Democrats expect will be headed ■' “ Minority students represent 17 across the board. Some 1,300 or more turned out, by Bill O’Neill. And if ever thre was a picture of percent of the total Yale under­ The "JJB” at the Parkview Hilton illustrated graduate enrollment,” David said. Think of Fenwood Manor first for vour paying $125 per plate. The response was so good, relaxed confidence in making the rounds of tables just what Moffett means when he says the insiders “ We anticipate that the increase in loved-one§’ rest home needs. Short­ — politicians with the most at stake in seeing in fact, the crowd spill.'d out of the Hilton’s big last Saturday, he was it. iianrlipalpr Hrralft applications will mean that the The PERIMED System. O'Neill retained in office — are with the governor. ballroom and into three smaller dining rooms as Moffett’s gamble — and that is what it’s percentage of minority students in term, respite and long-term placements The unique new program The other side of that coin, which Moffett keeps well. becoming — is that even a crowd of 1,300 Foundwl In 1U1 next year’s freshman class will be available. Serving Manchester and :* '^^ ^ ** • trying to bounce, is his thesis that a lot of ordinary Many Democrats were so satisfied they had Democratic insiders does not really represent the RICHARD W. COSGROVE...... Publlihar about 18 percent.” in oral hygiene. Democratic voters are itching for the chance to seen enough of the outlook for 1986 that they left hundreds of thousands of others who are DOUGLAS A. BEVINS...... E xtcullvt Editor Vale is currently selecting the Greater Hartford area. We would be support him in a primary election showdown with well before O’Neill and U.S. Senator Chris Dodd, regi.ctered with the party. His gamble is that most JAMES P. SACKS...... Maniglng Editor 1,300 men and women who will be pleased to answer your questions and ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... Auoclate Editor admitted next fall, David said. The Ask your dentist or the governor warmed up by Lieutenant Governor Joe Fauliso, of the latter will respond to his call for a Moffett- 'SA could deliver their predictable pep talks. led ticket, if they have the opportunity to order one MARIE E. SIEFFERT Advartltlng Dlrwtor/AMOC Publlatwr students will be Informed of Yale’s arrange for a tour. Call 643-5151, ask for periodontist about it. in a September primary. MARK F. ABRAITIS...... BuaInMi Minagar decision on April 12. Director of Admissions. MOFFETT HAD A TICKET for the dinner but SHELDON COHEN...... Compotlng Manager Available at preferred to keep a discreet distance from the DODD HAD ENDED his meditation over The outpouring at the “ JJB” last weekend and ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... Praaaroom Manager your pharmacy 1985 O lin Corporation. Stamlord. CT 06904-1355 action. This just wasn’t his crowd. Its makeup, he endorsing O’Neill earlier this month — just as we what it represents for a party effort next fall made JEANNE G. FROMERTH...’...... Circulation Manager X-rays were demonstrated for 565 Vernon Street, Manchester, CT • 06040 told one interviewer, was predictable. said he would in a column last mid-September — Toby’s odds appear to be tough indeed. the first time in 1906 at McGill University. - f r,.2..,r . - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Feb. 26.1986

8 - MANCHESTER HERALD,-Wednesday. Feb. 26, 1986_ Cyanide-laced Tylenol found near body in Nashville duplex I T i>iet uront _ Green had not been seen for me. I didn’t know, so I just went 'Sunday . in Green's duplex N.Y., died earlier this month after that they sent to the crime lab. But By Marsha Kuykendall I ’m not going to say that’s what several days. on.” Boles said. apartment. ingesting, an Extra-Strength Ty­ United Press International killed the man. We won't know Green and Boles were both Sunday, the two men used a pass •'He had been dead for three or lenol capsule laced with cyanide. until tommorrow (Wednesday),” members of the Jehovah’s Wit­ key to enter Green’s home through Third strike puts Richardson out for life NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Medical ofour days,” King said. The lot number on the Elsroth nesses. The two men frequently King said Dr. Charles Harlan, King said. the back door. They found Green s examiners in found traces of bottle was ADF-916. A second “ The amount (of cyanide) is still went door-to-door preaching, the medical examiner, was con­ body, lying in his bed. cyanide in the body of a man who bottle containing cyanide-laced unknown,” King said. Boles said. By Ian Love < following a team Christmas party. had been dead for days before ducting the autopsy. He said Tylenol capsules was found in a ” We go to Jehovah’s Witness Boles said Green had a history of He reappeared and admitted using Police initially thought Green United Press International being discovered and also in a Harlan would not speculate on the Westchester County, N Y. Wool- meetings together. He normally is had health. He had recently cocaine. Richardson entered a . ^^reement had died of natural causes, but' Tylenol capsule lying near the cause of death. worths store. That bottle was from at all the meetings,” Boles said. undergone nose surgery to alle­ NEW YORK — Unable to shake rehabilitation center in January after hearing of the lab results, - King said a Tylenol capsule was lot number AHA-090. After Green did not show up tor- viate a "breathing problem.” for his second offense. body. Metro Police Chief Joe Casey said his addiction to cocaine. New Key POlnU of the Anti-Drug Agreement , Authorities refused to spwulate found lying underneath Green’s three meetings. Boles went to his Boles discounted suicide as a King said a laser test run at the the investigation would be Jersey Nets guard Micheal Ray Upon rejoining the Nets Jan. 20, the NBA and the Flayers Assodatlon; on the cause of death of Timothy bed. He said the bottle was from home. .motive in Green’s death. “ No. he Richardson was banned from the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation reopened. was not capable of killing him­ Richardson’s aftercare program player who voluntarily comeo forward to seek Green, 32, a bachelor who livied batch No. A PA 327. crime laboratory indicated traces "His car was in the driveway. NBA for life Tuesday. as adminstered by the league was alone, pending the release of the Green’s body was found by a His bedroom light was on,” but no self.” said Boles. "H e knows it’s a Tor a dilig: problem Is mioVKted with appropriate Cyanide-laced Tylenol capsules of cyanide in Green’s body and also Richardson tested positively for supposed to involve counseling and autopsy results today. friend, Rickey Boles, 28, and one answered the door when he great sin to kill himself. He had too have been responsible for the in the Tylenol capsule. cocaine a third time since the weekly urine testing, however, a Metro Police Homicide Detec­ Green’s landlord, Peter Laves. knocked, Boles said. bright an outlook. He had no reason deaths of at least eight people. "There were traces of cyanide in league’s Jan. 1,1984 drug plan with league spokesman said Richard­ tive Larry King said Tuesday night Both men became worried after “ I thought ho was trying to a void to kill himself.” ^M '-PItjtteatBt^tsprovkied at the expense of the club, and the Diane Elsroth, 23, of Peekskill. the man's liver and some tissues the Players’ Association was irn- son went three weeks without Green's body was found in his bed being able to decide on a counselor. ’’" ‘’((mgitMiis t» b « paid as long ashe complies with the terms plemented, meaning automatic ...... ■ banishment from the NBA, Com­ Last week, he was arrested for «*-;.:Awy. |iMrbf''who has untergone treatment and comes missioner David Stern announced. Town needs violating a court order that pre­ irMitd « u ^ l s suspended witiiout pay daring the period of such The 30-year-old Richardson, vented him from visiting his Obituaries nicknamed Sugar, was given a 4 Ivwrtmeitt*'}'-. ^ . » .,<42 },'» - Mawah, N.J., home. He was ^ A i^ iUSgal use of drugs results in immediate urine test Thursday by the Nets’ tested, but was found free of drugs.. more space team doctor, Dennis Quinlan. The Preston L. Irish Ethel MacDougall LCSDJUMOUH results were double-checked and Richardson, speaking through > A pltQTiHr dUnnlssed cSneppeat for reinstatement after two Ethel (LaJoy) MacDougall, 85, verified Monday night. his agent, Charles Grantham, years^ retfutringthe approval of both the commissioner and the' Preston L. Irish Sr.. 72, of DrAr Hcadrr. Hartford, husband of Jeannette of Morrisville, Vt., formerly of for offices Stern called the action a perman­ claimed to be clean Tuesday, as Players Association.’ iv t'w derived a lor id pleasure m Usr pasaiSeeade in (Beaulieu) Irish, died Tuesday at Manchester, die^Monday in Mor­ ent dismissal, although Richard­ well. Grantham said he wants to : t — If a player who has undergone treatment misses one game o>- peraonally preparing coilectlons of mjr short suiorrs have the test analyzed again. St. Francis Hospital and Medical risville. She wasjwrn in Hartford, (or my publisher. Bantam Books, to lanrie in paprrba. X son can apply for reinstatement in a combination of two flights or two practices within a one-week Feb. 2, 190i. and had lived in Bv Alex GIrelll “ Micheal says that he has not Center. Hartford. He was the Noit, arithoul my permissloa. a puMIshrr fd « lait Associate Editor two years. 'period; be must report to.the team within 24 hours and take a father of Preston L. Irish Jr. of' Manchester for many years, be­ approve of is trying to publish vane of oay alortes that “ It would be inaccurate to used drugs at all, I believe that.” urine test. fore moving to Vermont in 1973. appear in Uus coilet'lioo in a book bearing tlifs same describe the disqualification as a said Grantham, who is executive Bolton and he was a member of the title I am outraged by .their compietefyiinaulllorired Town Manager Robert Weiss II, — An independent expert in the field of drug abuse detection Full Gospel Interdenominational She is survived by one son, Ralph two-year suspension, since rein­ vice president of the NBA Players must determine if a player has engaged in illegal drug use. editloii of my stories, and I have put rooHhfr iti|s will explore the possibility of Association. “ As far as I know he’^ Church of Manchester. E. Skinner of Hardwick, Vt.; one collection so my fans will ivH be shonchangrtt statement is not automatic,” Stern ito Cocaine and heroin are the two drugs specified in the renting space for municipal offices contesting the results.” ' He was bom in Benington, Vt.. daughter, Laurine Styers of John­ The only authrjrired edition ol liuiehmanS Firx/ said. fAgreement because they were determined to present the 2 2 as a means of solving overcrowd­ The Nets, who lost to the Golden son, Vt.; two stepsons, Myron IS this one. published by Bantam There a n more -M m> Richardson, the NBA Comeback Aug. 15, 1913, and had been a ing at Lincoln Center, where many greatest threat. resident of Hartford for the last 18 MacDougall of Sunnyvale, Calif.; personally selected and edited stories io this Player of the Year in 1985 when it State Warriors Tuesday night authorised edition than in any unauthoritrd version of the offices are located. -“ The league sponsors a series of drug seminars each season and Lawrence MacDouglall of was thought he had overcome his 116-109, expressed concern for years. At the time of his death, he And.asI vedonelorBou'drie'slanr BurXskin Run The decision to consider renting Florham, N.J.; three sisters. Sadie drug problems, must receive the their teammate, but did not with an emphasis placed on rookies. was a guard at the Wadsworth and my other books of sliori stories. I've also added space was made at a Tuesday MacDonald of Naugatuck, Gladys new introductory notes of inirrrst and rmtieo a separate approvals of both the dispute the ruling. Atheneum, Hartford, where he had afternoon meeting of a subcommit­ worked for six years. In 1978 he had Thorpe of East Hartford and special lorward that putstlK-se stories in an hfstorual NBA and the Players Association " I ’m going to miss Sugar,” Nets tee of town directors appointed by Richardson is in the first year of leased just pushes him back even retired from the Marlin-Rockwell Madeline Zaremba of Miami. Fla.; and pfmoti*} rontf-xt to be reinstated. forward M ickev Johnson said. BANTAM BOOKS IS THK ONLY PUBLISHER the mayor to consider short- and a four-year contract worth $3 more to the guy whose going to say Co. of Plainville He also had been two brothers. George LaJoy of “ This is a tragic day for Micheal ” We had a strong relationship both AUTHORJZED TO ISSUE MV SHORT STORIEr IN B< K)h long-range space problems on and off the court. He’s a fine million. Unless he contests his come over here and get some employed at Hartford Hospital for East Hartford and Herbert LaJoy rORM ONLY ACCEPT MV SHORT STOKV Ray Richardson,” Stern said. person. What I like about him was dismissal and wins, the Nets are ‘sugar.’” 6 6 many years. of Hartford; several grandchild­ COLLECTIONS PUBUSHED BY BANTAM Moving the Youth Services Bu­ “ What we have here is nothing less In 46 games this season, Ri­ ren; several great-grandchildren; I am confident that my loyal Ians will warn lo read than the destruction by cocaine of a his unpredictability. He wasn’t a not obligated to pay the remainder He also is survived by another reau from its first-floor space at chardson averaged 15.7points, 7.19 and several nieces and nephews. only the authorised Bantam rditHWls uf my siorirs once flourishing career.” stagnant person; he took of the contract. The Nets have son. Charles L. Irish of Bridge­ Lincoln Center is the key to a plan assists, 2.7 steals and 5.4rebounds. A private memorial service will Richardson has been in rehabili­ chances.” offered to pay for his port; a stepson, Philip L. Spearin SiiKrn'Iy offered by Weiss to increase space ■'This is kind of like a relative of Cobalt, three daughters, Grace be held at the Holmes Funeral for the Building Division, where he tation centers four times, but the Richardson was informed of his rehabilitation. He is the first player under with a fatal disease. You are L. Blomquist of St. Albans. Vt.: Home. Burial will be at the 26 1 Be plans to add two more inspectors. first two incidents occurred before disqualification at Newark Airport contract to be banned under terms hoping to pull them through, but Alda L. Applebee of Southbury. convenience of the family in the Under Weiss’s plan, the Elderly I UPl photo the agreement between the Play­ Tuesday morning by Horace of this agreement. John Drew, you are also preparing for the and Florence L. Collins of North East Cemetery. Outreach office would move into ers Association and the league took Balmer, the NBA’s assistant direc­ formerly of the Utah Jazz, also is a inevitable. When the inevitibale Hero, Vt.; two stepdaughters, the Youth Services space so that New Jersey Nets’ coach Dave Wohl fields questions from effect. tor of security. The Nets were three-time offender under the finally happens you are never Judith A. Visconti of Wethersfield the Building Division could occupy Reportedly beset with problems returning from Landover, Md. Aldo J. SaporitI the prdss on the loss of Micheal Ray Richardson from the plan. Drew was playing in the totally prepared,” Nets center and Margo L. Murtha of South the space now used by Elderly at home and with the way he was " I f he’s guility he’s got to be Aldo J. Saporiti of 470 Center St., team Tuesday afternoon in East Rutherford, N.J. punished,” Boston Celtics forward Continental Basketball Associa­ Mike Gminski said. “ I didn’t know Windsor; a brother, Raymond N 0-553-2bXfl6-b>>e'^S Outreach, being used by Nets first-year coach husband of the late Lillian (Fitzge­ tion at the time of his ban. if this would take two weeks or two Irish of Collinsville; two sisters, The subcommittee was formed Richardson was tested positive for a third time in a drug Dave Wohl, Richardson dispalyed Larry Bird said, “ He probably rald) Saporiti. died Tuesday after UPl photo knew the rules better than Boston Celtics coach K.C. Jones years, but I guess this was Leona Irish and Eileen Allen, both after the directors balked at a test and has been suspended from the NBA for at least the first signs of his latest troubles a long illness. said of Richarilson: “ Being re­ inevitable.” of Salem, N.Y.; 14 grandchildren, suggestion made by Weiss that the when he disappeard for three days anybody.” He was bom in Barre, Vt., and two years, probably for life. and 11 great-grandchildren; and A plea to readers Youth Services Bureau be moved had lived in Manchester for 40 several nieces and nephews. years. He was owner and operator two new paperbook editions. At left is into a school. The funeral will be Thursday at Western author Louis L’Amour, furious of Saporiti Memorial Co. He was a 10 a m in the Full Gospel Interde­ about what he calls unauthorized the cover of one of the authorized The bureau is part of the Board NBA roundup former president of the New nominational Chruch, 745 Main St. editions. At right is L’Amour’s plea to his of Education, but was put in England Monument Dealers Asso­ editions of his stories, is taking the Lincoln Center because it deals Bird doubles up Burial will be in Woodtick Ceme­ ciation, the Baifre Guild, and a readers. tery, Wolcott, at 1 p.m. Thursday. battle to his fans on the back covers of with youths who have school member of the Knights of Colum­ Calling hours are today from 2 to 4 troubles and needed a "neutral and Nets discover loss of ‘Sugar’ is bitter bus. Hewasamemberof St. James and 7 to 9 p.m. at Holmes Funeral central” place in the view of some Church. in Celtics’ win Home, 400 Main St. directors. scored a season-high 42 points and He is survived by a daughter. Enrollment is up at MCC One possibility discussed Tues­ By Collins Yearwood Memorial donations may be Charles Barkley chipp^ in 30 to Claire Kusmik of Manchester: a day was to clear the space for the United Press International power the 76ers. Julius Ervlng his backup. Bill Walton, col­ made to the American Cancer MCC has also stepped up its By Ian Love F sister, Olga Blnaghi of Barre, Vt.,; student enrollment at Manches­ Although MCC’s enrollment, like Building Division by moving the added 22 points for the Sixers. The United Press International lected 15 points and 14 rebounds F Society, 237 E. Center St., ortothe a grandson; and several nieces that of most of the Connecticut admissions campaign to encom­ ter Community College this semes­ Elderly Outreach office into what The New Jersey Nets, whose Bulls played without three regu­ in 27 minutes. Full Gospel Interdenominational and nephews. ter is up about 100 over last spring, colleges, was down slightly last pass a wider range of ages, ethnic is now a conference room. recent slide has been linked in part lars and were paced by rookie NEW YORK — The Boston Boston led 65-56 after three Church of Manchester. The funeral will be Thursday at with part-time students account­ fall, the declines showed a leveling groups and students. Holt said. to distractions caused by Michael Charles Oakley, who had a season- Celtics, who virtually ignored periods and built its biggest 8:15 a.m. at the John F. Tierney ing for the largest increase, a off over the previous five years, Assistant Town Manager Man­ “ We’re very concerned,” Holt Ray Richardson’s problems, te- high 31 points. Larry Bird on offense in the first lead, 18 points,late in the fourth Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., college official said Tuesday. according to figures released ager Steven Werbner said the said, about keeping the student gan life without the troubled point half, followed Coach K.C. Jones’ quarter, i with a mass of Christian burial at 9 General fund students regis­ recently by the Board of Governors conference room would not pro­ Eula Zellnski population up. The number of guard with a loss. order to look for the All-Star The 74 points by the Knicks a m. at St. James Church. Burial tered at the college for the spring . for Higher Education. vide enough space for the six Nuggets 112, Suns 99 students at the community col­ Hours after learning that Ri­ forward after intermission. were a season-low. New York Eula (Thompson) Zelinski, 69, of will be in St. James Cemetery. semester number 4,743, according " I t appears that colleges are Elderly Outreach workers. At Denver, Alex English scored leges is tied in with funding they chardson was banned from the ” I said to them (at halftime), shot 32 of 92 from the field, 35 1630 Main St., Coventry, died Calling hours are today from 2 to 4 to Lloyd Holt, associate dean of working hard to attract new 41 points to pace the Nuggets to receive from the state. Another obstacle is that the NBA for using drugs, the Nets were 'Let’s get the ball in Larry’s percent. E E Tuesday at a local convalescent and 7 to 9 p.m. Academic Affairs. A year ago. populations, especially part-time their sixth straight victory. Calvin Planning Department is expected beaten Tuesday night by the hands and then we’ll go from "W e all realize we could have home. She was the wife of John J. Memorial donations may be there were 4,639 students. students, as the traditional age “ We’re going to see much Natt finished with 19 points for to expand into the conference Golden State Warriors 116-104. there,” Jones said. been ahead by more than 1 at Zelinski. made to the charity of the donor’s group declines,” said Norma Fore­ competing for a smaller and Denver, which moved within l ‘/i Of the total, part-time students room, which is adjacent to its Bird scored 20 of his 24 points the half, but we didn’t shoot She was born in New York City, choice or the Newington Children’s this spring account for 3,348, man Glasgow, commissioner of smaller share of what’s out there,” The Nets, who had the season games of the first-place Rockets in offices. in the second half Tuesday night well,” Knicks coach Hubie Feb 3, 1917, and had been a Hospital. compared with 3,150 last spring, Holt said. " I t ’s like a business.” start so promising, began to slide higher education. The talk of juggling offices again the Midwest Division. tc propel the Celtics to their 19th Brown said. “ It’s difficult when Coventry resident for the past 30 Holt said. The increase in part- Holt said that Manchester’s Holt said the administration will when it was reported Richardson prompted Deputy Mayor Peter Jazz 100, Rockets 97 victory in their last 22 games, a you have the good shot, miss the years. Besides her husband, she is time students reflects the current student population continues to be continue to work on developing was in a drug rehabilatation clinic Mary Spinney DiRosa to say that when Lincoln 91-74 decision over the New shot, let them get the rebound survived by a son, Sydney job market, he said. about two-thirds female with an new programs, ideas and schedul­ again in late December. At Salt Lake City, Adrian Dan- Center was converted from a York Knicks. and execute. You know they’ll Wiersma of Wickford, R.I.; a Mary (Ward) Spinney, 68, of “ It’s easy for a student to get a average age overall of 26, while the ing to meet the changing needs of Of late, the New Jersey has lost tley scored 35 points and the the daughter. Gail Maltempo of Man­ East Hartford, widow of Ralph E. school to town offices, “ it was a Jazz withstood a late Rockets Bird also had a game-high 18 score.” job. Many want to work and pick up average age of full-time students is students. three straight and 12 of its last 16 to The Knicks must have real­ chester; two brothers, Joseph Spinney, died Tuesday at Mount tremendous expedient,” not a rally. Houston had a 55-44 rebound­ rebounds and 13 assists. courses as they go along,” he said. 19. The total count at MCC last fall, Overall, community colleges in fall to 30-30 on the season. ized their destiny during the Thompson ' of Manchester and Sinai Hosptial. Hartford, She was solution to the problem of ing edge, but Karl Malone of Utah “ I wasn’t in the offense much He said he expects that the trend including the Community Services the state experienced a 1.6 percent “ This is kind of like a relative Celtics’ 12-0 run. The final Everett Thompson of Coventry; a the sister of Catherine Byron of overcrowding. had 12 rebounds, all in the second in the first half.” Bird said. will continue as long as the Division, was 6,122, according to decline in students from 1984 to with a fatal disease,” Nets center basket of that spurt came when sister, Virginia Feddema of Manchester. Director Stephen Cassano said, half, to help offset the advantage. “ Once the coach looks at the economy is good. BHE figures. 1985, according to the BHE. Mike Gminski said of Richardson. Walton tried an over-the- Hanza, Calif.; five grandchildren; She also is survived by two “ The reality is that to meet the stat sheet (at halftime) he “ You are hoping to pull them Kings 102, Sonics 100 shoulder pass to Bird, who was and several nieces and nephews. daughters. Kathleen M. Spinney functions, we need new space.” doesn’t have to draw up any­ through, but you are also prepar­ cutting to the basket. New The funeral will be Thursday at 1 and Caroi A. Spinney, both of East At Seattle, LaSalle Thompson thing special. We just got out Among the possible long-range ing for the inevitable. When the York’s Bob Thornton blocked p.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, Hartford. sank a 12-foot jumper with 20 there and started running my solutions mentioned Tuesday was inevatibale finally happens you the pass with his right arm and 400 Main St. Burial will be at the The funeral will be Thursday at Pillowtex, union still far apart are never totally prepared. seconds left to move Sacramento play.” finding space for new offices in the the ball soared high and through convenience of the family. Calling 8:15 a.m. at Callahan Funeral UPl photo ahead and Terry Tyler blocked a Bird scored 14 points in the Cheney District. Weiss said space “ I didn’t know if this would take the basket for Boston, hours are today from 2 to 4 and 7 to Home. 1602 Main St,, East Hart­ two weeks or two years, but I guess shot 13 seconds later to preserve third period, including 8 during including one at a division of Colt trative law judge upheld union there is rapidly being converted to The Celtics had 17 turnovers 9 p.m Memorial donations may be ford. with a mass of Christian Continued from page 1 the Kings' victory. Sacramento a 12-0 Boston run. On the Industries Inc. in Hartford and at charges of unfair labor practices. residences. this is inevitable.” Chris Mullin of the Golden State Warriors (left) fights for — compared to 3 by the Knicks made to the American Cancer burial at 9 a.m. in St. Rose Church. won its fifth straight game. Seattle strength of that surge, the Heim Manufacturing of Fairfield. Madore believes that when a judge Another was buying land north of Joe Barry Carroll scored 25 — in the first half. Those Society, 237 E. Center St.. Burial will be in St. Mary’s their position from day one,” the rebound with New Jersey’s Rod Higgins during their has dropped four in a row and is 0-9 Celtics moved to a 56-50 lead. “ So I think this local does have hears the Pillowtex case in Hart­ Lincoln Center and expanding the points and Sleepy Floyd contrib­ turnovers resulted in 12 New Manchester. Cemetery, East Hartford. Calling Madore said. NBA game Monday night at the Meadowlands. The in games decided by 3 points or The Knicks, who scored 16 some problems resolving issues,” ford, the union will prevail again. center. uted 20 to power the Warriors. York points. The Knicks over­ hours are today from 2 to 4 and 7 to “We have a disagreement,” Gminski led the Nets with 25 less. points in the quarter, were held he said. Keener said he believes the Others included adding to the Warriors beat the troubled Nets, 116-109. came a 28-18 defict with 10:25 9 p.m. Kerner said. "W e don’t seem to be points and 10 rebounds, and Bucks 114, Clippers 99 scoreless for 4:25 of the third “ We’ve been ready to negotiate judge will find in favor of the Municipal Building, buying the old left in the second period to take resolving it. When you take all the Darwin Cook added 23 points. period. Alice Kristiansen any time,” said Madore. He said company. Cheney building on Hartford Road At Milwaukee, Terry Cummings the halftime lead. open issues, we have resolved Buck Williams also had 17 points don’t think I was concentrating 100 rebounds to spark the Pacers. “ He got us the big baskets,” Alice Kristiansen, 86. of Vernon, Mary F. WIsted the union has tried to modify its In the meantime, striking that was most recently used by scored 16 points -and Randy Breuer Darrell Walker scored all 8 of some of them.” But, he added, the and 10 rebounds while forward percent. Especially coming to the Indiana trailed once, 2-0, and won Boston center Robert Parish died Monday at Manchester Mem­ position and charged that manage­ workers face the prospect of more Manchester Community College, had 15 to help ihe Bucks to their his first-half points for New Mary F. (Shea) Wisted of major issues — wages, benefits, Albert King, starting at guard in arena. I was still thinking about going away. The Bullets’ 7-foot-6 said of Bird. “ He got us going. orial Hospital. She was the widow ment has not bargained in good months on the picket line. building an entirely new town hall ninth straight victory. Norm Nixon York in the second period. Hartford, widow of Frank L. seniority, subcontracting and place of Richardson, had 11 points Sugar. I think in my heart the Nets center, Manute Bol, blocked 10 Then we started to play better of Johan Kristiansen. Wisted, died Tuesday at St. Fran­ faith. Those charges will be the “ If neither side executes their elsewhere and using Bennet Junior led the Clippers with 22 points and defense add keep them out of the The Celtics, behind 8 points management’s rights — are still and 7 assists. did as much as they could.” shots, but attempted 1 shot and did She was born in Norway, April 4, subject of a March hearing before rights (to appeal a decision by the High School if it is ever vacated as former Buck Junior Bridgeman from Danny Ainge, led 22-17 cis Hospital and Medical Center in far from resolved. "W e had to juggle our lineup by not score. middle.” 1899, and had lived in Vernon for a National Labor Relations Board law judge),” Madore said, "you’re a school. Pacers 100, Bullets 87 added 15. The Bucks played after one period. Hartford. She was the mother of using Albert King at guard and Parish added 20 points while seven years, previously living in To Kerner, the problem rests judge. talking maybe another six months No consensus developed on any 76ers 122, Bulls 108 without All-Star guard Sidney John D. Wisted of Manchester. Mickey Johnson at forward,” New At Indianapolis, Herb Williams with the union. He said Pillowtex, Madore said the Pillowtex strike of the suggestions. At Chicago, Moses Malone Moncrief. Coventry. She also is survived by two after the hearing.” Jersey coach Dave Wohl said. “ I scored 24 points and pulled down 14 She is survived by one daughter, nieces. which operates six plants around resembles a three-year strike that Sonja Benson of Vernon, with The funeral will be Thursday at the country, has only experienced was resolved last year at Tectonic whom she lived; one sister, Mrs. 9:15 a m. at Fisette-Batzner Fun­ two strikes. Both strikes, which Inc. of Berlin. He said that Ranghild Salvesen of Brooklyn, eral, Home, 20 Sisson Ave., Hart­ occurred in the late 19708, were in Tectonic is currently paying $1.3 N.Y.; and two grandchildren. ford, with'-a mass of Christian Atlanta and were resolved within a million in back pay to about 70 As Whalers fade, locals enter the playoff picture The funeral will be Friday at 1 burial at 10 a.m. in the Church of few days, he said. workers who walked on picket ' “ Since then we’ve negotiated the p.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, Our Lady of Sorrows. Hartford. lines from 1982 to 1985. HALL & MUSKA encouraging to Kinel and crew. The first time the and sophomore goaltender George Jordan, the Eagles original contract and two rene­ 400 Main St. Burial will be at the Burial will be in St. Joseph’s In that case, an NLRB adminis- Just a few short weeks ago, it appeared the Hartford clubs met, the Owls took a one-sided verdict, 83-38. find themselves again in post-season action. wals, and with no problems.” convenience of the family. Calling Cemetery, Willimantic. There are Whalers were headed for their first National Hockey The 66-50 score Monday night shows advancement on Kerner said. “ In fact, we’ve never hours are Thursday from 7 to 9. no calling hours. League playoff berth in six years. Not since their first the Indians’ part. MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL IS on the eve of had any problems at any of our Memorial donations may be Memorial donations may be year in the NHL have the bumbling, stumbling T h o u g h ts There are those who will say the talent level in the qualifying for the state hockey tournament as well. made to the Emanuel Lutheran made to the American Cancer other locations. DOWN AGAIN Whalers made it past the end of the regular season. area has dropped off considerably. From what I ’ve The Indians are 9-8 heading into today’s contest with Kerner said that Local 376 is now FREE Church, Church Street, Society, 670 Prospect Ave., Hart­ Hartford, at a club-record six games over .500, was A p L E N ty seen, I might agree. But you play your competition Rockville High at the Bolton Ice Palace, They need Manchester. ford, 06105. involved in a number of strikes. Blood Pressure being ta lk ^ up as a post-season entrant. and don’t worry about what outsiders say. Manches­ either a win or tie tonight or Friday against and More Savings And while Whaler fans were getting anxious and Len Auster, Sports Editor ter will enter the state tournament with either eight or Farmington to qualify for Division II play. First-year CLINIC-BY NURSE ready to storm the Civic Center box office to order J nine wins. The bottom line is Manchester will be in the coach Eric Farno knew before the season he had quite their playoff tickets, Manchester-area sports fans EVERY THURSDAY To YOU!!! 1 state tournament. a player in senior Bobby Blake. The elusive center has Elm sale looks likely were ready to write off this winter campaign as a lost 34 goals and 37 assists for 71 points after 17 games. PENNY STOCKS 5 - 9 cause. Manchester, East Catholic, Cheney Tech and THE EAST CATHOLIC HOCKEY TEAM, with a An Opportunity of the 80’s LIGGETT P4RKADE Bolton were headed for losing seasons in boys’ schedule that had to be put together by a masochist, Manchester, though, is far from a one-man team. COVENTRY — A West Hartford A dispute between the town, the PHARMACY basketball, while the predicament for the Manchester qualified for the state Division I tournament Monday Mike Generis has 22 goals. Dale Gullo 18 along with 29 Probate judge has cleared the way attorney overseeing the Koppie­ FOR FREE REPORT (WLL ELLIOT KURZ PARKAtlE HEALTH and former East Catholic High and Trinity College High and East Catholic hockey teams was similar. night with a 5-1 win over Enfield High. The Eagles assists. The top line of Gullo-Blake-Brian Hughes does for the town to collect some of the man estate and. the court- H'JTRITION CENTER assistant coach, and former head coach at Manches­ 800-322-2480 It looked like nobody would be invited to state should applaud themselves. They had to win three not have to take a step backward as far as ability to back taxes it is owed by the Elm appointed receiver of the utility p a r k AH! • .10-1 W M IDOU t p ).; (before dlecouiitt) ter Community College where he led the Cougars to m CO tournament action by reaching specific qualifying games in a row, against North Haven, Cheshire and anyone in the state. Goaltenders Rod Cantrell and over how to pay the back taxes has their only post-season appearance prior to this year, Water Co. and for negotiations to waAs™i«g marks. Enfield, to make the tournament and did it. Brian Oatway, a freshman and junior, respectively, held up a resolution of the matter. was he didn’t start out with established players. Three begin on the sale of the troubled How things change. East won the state Division II crown in 1984 after are not spectacular but have given the Indians some The only assets of the estate are L l■vetun«nl Banker* of the 1984-85 starters graduated and a fourth opted for utility. Town Attorney Abbot HALL & MUSKA, Inc. While the Whalers are now languishing in last place being semifinalists the year before. A good number of solid performances. Defensemen Ron Smith and & M and another water company, M«mt»f NASD 4 SIPC indoor track instead. Schwebel said Tuesday. NOTICE _their accustomed slot — in the Adams Division and the ’84 championship squad graduated and the Mark Cichowski aren’t spectacular, either, but they and it did not have enough money The task was not an easy one. And, at the outset, the Schwebel said the decision, Probate Court is open FULL SERVICE fighting for their playoff lives in the last 19 games, two victorious coach, Bill Mannix, resigned to accept get the job done. to pay what was owed. results were a little predictable. The Indians made earlier this month, approves for conferences with the of the troubled local squads have gained tournament employment in the Bay State. That meant a new And Farno, in his first head coaching job. has Under an arrangement worked 24 hr. - 7 days stumbled. They were 3-7 at the halfway point of the the granting of a judgement judge from 6:30 P.M. to 8 berths. And a third, Manchester High hockey, is on the coach, Vic Russo, who came over from a six-year maintained a strong sense of discipline on the ice. < out by Schwebel, the Town Council season. But Kinel went with some younger players against the estate of George W E D ELIVER EMERGENCY SERVICE doorstep. stretch at South Windsor High School, and a new That’s been a welcomed ingredient. Add it all up and will now agree to accept 10 percent P.M. on Thursday such as sophomores Troy Peters. Shaun Brophy and Koppieman, which owns the water If you haven’t received your system. East baYely missed out a year ago. you get a second local hockey team headed for the of the back taxes. nights. Appointments Matt Vaughn and stuck by them. And his trust began company. The town can now Manchester Fterald by 5 p.m. FRANK KINEL STEPPED INTO a difficult This year, with strong efforts from the likes of Dave state tournament. If the council agrees to reduce weekdays or 7:30 a m. Saturdays, suggested. Night tele­ DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE to pay off as Manchester began to win. legally reduce a lien of about situation at Manchester High School. He took over an Olender, Kevin Walsh, Kevin Gallahue, Scott Jensen. the lien, the way will be cleared for please call your carrier. If you’re They won four in a row until running into Hartford $50,000 it is owed by the estate, phone number: 647-3227. established program from Doug Pearson, who led the Barry Powlishen, Vic Serrambana, Darryl Tulimieri And the Whalers? Well ... something that could not have been the company to be sold to its unable to reach your carrier, call William E. Fitzgerald Indians for 11 years. The one dilemma that faced the Public Monday night. Even the defeat had to be receiver, John Wittenzellner, who tubscriber service, 647-9946, by 6 done if a judgement was not p.m. weekdays or 10 a.m. Saturdays ____Judge of Probate granted because the utility was owns the Aqua Pump Co. of 623-3308 FRANK MAFFE, Owner (or guarantee delivery. considered solvent. Stafford. ■ \ . MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Fnh 26. 1986 — 11

10 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Feb. 26. 1986 SCOREBOARD Four lose in boys’ basketball

NBA Isaders Mspis Lsafs 7. Rsngirs 3 win, lose & CMtEW Leaders Frigid Cheney Tech Bulldogs, Eagles ■Sr ■ ■ (Through Feb. 21) Hockey NY Rontan Scoring ___ _ Toronto t g fg It ptsc First period—1, NY Rongers, M iller 9 English, Den 57 J (Lorouche. Rootsololnen), 5:22. 2,’ NY kim, Money leaders ' dumped by Coventry ft fix!! Dontlev. Ufa 5! ^ continue to slump Rongers. Patrick? (Ridley.Heath),6:20. luseeif r Wilkins, All S3 578 349 1515 , PGA GOLF NH L standings I 3, Toronto,Salmlng5(Volve. Fergus),pp, Short, GS S3 529 272 1342 ; 18:36. Penalties—AAoxwell, Tor, 11:(a; clWQsnfai; I, Hoi Sutton Bv Jltf) Tierney in double figures. Rick Gonzalez mm\ Bird, Bos 54 513 299 1365 , Longer $141692.3, Colv n PM teJ137,m 0, Mike Yovlnsky 30-0 6, Steve Gotes 7 Brooke, NYR, 13:04; McGill, Tor, 13:04: had 8 points for the Beavers. BOLTON — It got late early, as walw Cenfartnc* AHNa Vondewegho, Por 57 SM3B6 1W1 . 4, Donnie Hammond $117,092. ^ F u w Herald Correspondent 0-014, Doug Kelly 70-014, Brian Rooney -if Patiick DIvWen RIdlev, NYR, 17:38. ^ .. Ab.-Jobbar, LAL S5 532 a? 1301 . Zoeller$115,875.6, Corev PavlnSIW/907. Jon Seymour had a game- the saying goes. 1 4-6 6, Joy Stevens 0 0-0 0, Ed Cusono 0 W L T Pt». OF OA Second period—4, Toronto, Courtnoll Malone, Phi 57 424 488 1336 . 18(Mc(3lll), 8:51. 5, Toronto, Valve 23 teUFiXI! Ui^lLkillrliLMl Rnh Twav $101,635. 8, Paul Azinger COVENTRY - What a differ­ high 17 points to lead the That’s how Bolton High basket­ 0-2 0, Keith Jarvis 1 OD 2, Totals 19 4 42. Olaluwon, Hou 52 474 268 1216 . Philadelphia 41 16 4 S6 261 1U (Thomos, Fergus), pp, 12:17. 6, NY $90,158. 9, Tony Sills $89,16^ 10- Payne winners. ball coach Craig Phillips summed Woshlnoton 36 19 5 77 233 212 Free, Clo 51 : Stewort 188,19 2 ^ ^ ^ ence a game makes. Rangers, Ruotsololnen 13 (unossisted), The Patriots held an over­ up Tuesday night’s 64-42 loss to East bows Y Islanders 29 21 10 60 244 216 16:03. 7, Toronto, Clork 24 (Courtnoll), Woolrldge, Chi *1 1S2 I Cheney Tech coach Aaron Plttsburoh 29 25 7 65 247 217 Molono, Wosh 55 501 CT H5 , 1, PottySheehan^M9,055. ^-VolSklnner whelming advantage on the 19:00. P e n a ltie s— M e ln y k , NYR, Aguirre, Del 49 426 OT lOW . Silvia is still pondering that visiting Valley Regional. NEW BRITAIN — East Catholic NY Ronoers 29 27 4 62 213 2M 5:36; Huber, NYR, double minor, *34,2 a 3, Avoko Okomoto ^ , 1 » A , Pot New Jersey 18 38 3 39 217 279 Mitchell, SA * ; thought after his Beavers were boards, outrebouding Cheney, Bolton has now lost 16 of 17 lost its 16th in a row. 10:31; Poddubny, Tor, 10:31; Johnson, LAC 51 426 2 g 1076 . 121Bradley683.6, Muf1lnSpencer-Devlln*2Lm%29,320. 5, 39-22. Rich Reagan, who con­ Adams Division Gres^ner, NYR, molor (fighting), soundly defeated by homes­ games for the season. Three The Eagles were blasted by host Montreal M 23 6 72 264 208 Thomos, Dot ^ S !1S ; 7, Jull Inkster *20,233. 8, tributed 14 points for Coventry, games remain, including Thurs­ Quebec 33 26 4 70 256 228 11:09; Clark, Tor, molor (fighting), Nance, Pho 52 426 D 7 1009 . tanding Coventry High. 62-36, in St. Thomas Aquinas, 62-35, in 11:09; M. Ihnocok, Tor, 14:01. 119,4M,9,Sondro Palmer *19,295. 10, Boston 30 25 7 67 249 229 Carroll, GS 56 445 273 JIM ; (3ebbleMassev*16,050. Charter Oak Conference action latched onto 12 rebounds in the day night at Bacon Academy. Tuesday night All Connecticut Blockman, Dal 55 422 281 1129 Buffalo 29 26 6 64 232 216 Tuesday night. first half. Collectively, the While the Bulldogs were beset Conference boys' hoop action. Hartford 28 31 2 58 244 242 Third perloit—8, Toronto, Poddubny Rebounding MEN'S TENNIS 5 (P. Ihnocok), 4:01.9, Toronto, Clark25 g eft dot lot i The first meeting between the Beavers came away with only 9 with frozen fingers. Valley Region­ "W e just dropped down real Campbell Conference (Smith, Courtnoll), 5:49. 10, Toronto, 1 Ivon Lendl, Czechoslovakia, *67,500. Norris Division Lolmbeer, Det 58 220 520 7M 2, Brad Gl'Seri *M,956. 3, Tim Movotte two teams was decided in caroms in the first 16 minutes. al’s Jeff Morris was red-hot. quick,” said East coach Ray Page, W L T Pts. OF OA Clork 26 (Courtnoll, Thomos), ^00. Malone, Phi 57 265 414 6TO Penalties—Clork, Tor, 11:08; McGill, *34,762. 4, Slefon Edberg, |* * ^ * U ' overtime, with Cheney losing, "When we got the shots we Morris pumped in 27 points to pace whose Eagles are now 2-17 overall. Chicago 31 23 8 70 276 262 Williams, NJ 51 220 460 6M *30,750. 5, Jookim Nvstrom, |**2 *"' Tor, 16:39. . „ Barklev, Phi 56 242 406 6« 72-70. wanted, we couldn’t rebound,” Valley Regional. "W e couldn't buy a basket in the St. Louis 28 25 8 64 235 228 ^ o ts onoool—NY Rangers 14-12-9—35. *M,750. 6, Anders •<‘” ■''''‘’', , 1 '! ^ * ^ ' Minnesota 26 27 9 61 251 245 ' i r Olaluwon, Hou 52 252 331 5M * M,787 7, Paul Annocone *19,381. 8, Tech, in one of its poorest Silvia said, “ and when we did “ Cold shooting in the first first half.” Toronto 18 37 6 42 241 299 Toronto 7-12-10—29. Sampson, Hou 56 176 451 get the rebounds, we came up quarter put us in a big hole,” said Power Hilov conversions—NY Ronijers Smith, GS 55 261 320 589 Yannick Noah, performances of the season, Aquinas, now 17-2 overall and Detroit 12 44 5 29 200 318 Curren*17,974.10, with poor shots.” Smvthe Division 4-0. Toronto 3-2. Thompson, Sac 55 105 369 554 WOMEN'S TENNIS couldn’t achieve mediocrity in Phillips. "W e took some good tied for first place with St. Joseph’s Goalies—NY Rangers, Vonbles- Nuggsts 112, Suns 99 Bird, Bos 54 135 408 5M Cheney was a dismal 5-for-21 shots, but they rolled around and Edmonton 42 14 6 90 326 250 brouck, Hanlon (8:00, 3rd per). 1, Morfino N o v r^ o v o 1M600. 2, Chris any of the vital statistical in the nine-team ACC at 13-2, led Coleorv 29 25 7 65 265 237 SIkma, SCO 55 100 423 5a Evert Lloyd *40,000. 3, Pom Shrlyer from the field in the first half. out. And coupled with a few bricks Los Angeles 20 35 6 46 222 297 Toronto, FMd goals ■categories. Outstanding among 29-10 by halftime. Edwards. A—15,423. Basketball PHOENIX (99) ...... *37,450 4, Claudio Kohde-Klls^, West Tech’s difficulties continued Winnipeg 19 37 6 44 222 288 fgtn fga Germany, 533,550. 5, Bonnie Godusek the Beaver inefficiencies was How bad was it for East? Referee—Don Morouelll. Nance 11-15 5-10 27, PIttmon ^6 00 10, Johnson, SA 291 447 in the second half while the Vancouver 17 33 9 43 210 249 Edwords 1-3 2-2 4, Davis 5-15 00 10, lM ,? a 6. MeW Grot, West Germonv, their woeful shooting display Bolton trailed 12-4 after one "W e made one run in the third Tuesday's Results Dawkins, NJ 203 440 full-court pressure it applied Humphries 3-10 44 10, Pinckney 30 M 7, Gilmore, SA 3M 578 *20,550. 7, Monuelo from the floor. quarter and 26-12 at the half. quarter to cut it down to 13 with I'h Boston 7, Quebec 4 NBA standings Adorns 3-3 1-1 7, Sanders 2-4 1-2 5, ria, $19,250. 8, Kothy Rinaldi $16,X7. 9, hardly flustered the Patriots. "Valley had some good outside Toronto 7, NY Rangers 3 NHL Isadsrs Worthy. LAL 445 7M Kothv Jordan *16,250. 10, Betsy minutes left — but we just ran out Thompson 0-4 8-8 8, Foster 2-4 OO 4, Nance, Phoe 426 744 The Beavers, 4-11 in the COC Washington 4, Detroit 3 (OT) Robey 1-22-24, Jones 1-31-23. Totals 37-81 Nooelsen *15,700. After three quarters, Coventry shooters and they were patient in of gas,” said Page. Colgorv 4, St. Louis 1 Turpin, Cle 313 552 and 5-12 overall, must their led, 41-19, The closest Cheney (Through Ftb. 23) Eostem Conference 25-32 99. Ab.-Jabbar, LAL 532 942 their offense,” Phillips added. Scott Ringquist canned 15 points Wednesdov's Oomes gp 9 o pts Atlontic Division DENVER (112) BOWLING , ^ remaining three games — in­ 2 2 narrowed the gap was 45-30, (All Times EST) Barkley, Phi 392 701 “ Jeff Morris had a fine shooting to pace three St. Thomas players Gretzky. Edm 61 42 122 166 W L Pet. OB English 15-22 11-12 41, Natt 7-13 S6 19, 1, David Ozio *49,075 2, S t«e Cook cluding Thursday night at 7:30 Minnesota ot Hartford, 7:35 o.m. Dontlev, Utah 550 987 140,100. 3, Gary Skidmore *39,438. 4, with 3:58 left in the game. performance.” with double figures. Rich Kus- Buffalo at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. Lemleux. Pitt 59 38 72 110 Boston 44 11 .800 — Cooper 302-48, Lever 4-151-19, Dunn 1-32-2 McHale, Bos 3M 616 Coffey. Edm 60 36 68 104 Phllodelphia 37 21 .638 8'/a 4, Hanzilk 1-700^ Schaves03000, Evans Rondv Pedersen *3 2,740. 5, Jon against Vinal Tech — to be "W e played with some inten­ Chad Brigockas contributed 12 mirek and Nelson Peterson added Edmonton at Winnipeg, B:35p.m. 5-115-515, Turner 5-70010, Rosmussen 1-2 Free throws O'Droblnok *M,155. 6, Mai-lhoM Hol- eligible for the state Montreal at Vancouver, 10:35p.m. Savard, Chi 62 40 56 96 New Jersey 30 30 .500 16/a ftm fto sity in the second half,” Silvia points for the victors, now 5-13. 10 apiece. P. Stostny, (5ue 60 32 62 94 Washington 27 31 .466 18'/a OO 2, WIMIoms 02 OO 0, White 1-1 OO 2. Paxson, Por 169 189 mon lajlOO. 7, Mark Baker *2'-8]0- O- tournament. NY Islanders of New Jersey, 10:35 Kurrl. Edm 59 45 48 93 New York 19 39 .328 26'/a Totals43-9426-30112. _ Fronk Ellenberg * 21615.9, Wovne Webb said. "But when we did force Steve Gates and Doug Kelly Matt Perno scored 15 points for p.m. Phomix 32252220-99 Mullln, GS 183 205 "W e couldn’t get anything to Thursday's (Somes Noslund. Mtl 61 37 55 92 Central Division Bird, Bos 299 335 * 21,250.10, Mork Roth* 20650 some turnovers, we couldn’t shared team-high scoring honors East and nobody else had more Bossy. NYI 60 43 48 91 Milwaukee 41 18 .695 — Dmver 28 26 29 19-112 drop.” a discouraged Silvia Washington at Boston, night Brldgeman, LAC 104 117 convert. They had the boards for Bolton, each netting 14 points. than 6. Pittsburgh at NY Rangers, night Anderson. Edm 53 42 39 81 Atlanta 33 24 .579 7 Three-point pools—None. Totol Edwords, LAC 96 108 NASCAR . „ , said. Cheney shot l4-for-52 (27 Broten, Minn 61 25 56 81 Detroit 34 25 .576 7 fouls—Phoenix 28, (Jenver 27. Fouled 1, Geoff Bodine, *205,715. ,2, Dole sealed off and we needed the Gates also hauled in 9 rebounds, EC winds up its season tonight at Phllodelphia at Calgary, night Davis, Dal \7S 141 percent) from the floor, Chicago at Los Angeles, night Hawerchuk. Wpg 62 38 41 79 Cleveland 23 34 .404 17 out—None. Rebounds—Phoenix 51 Gervin, Chi 205 234 Earnhardt, *136655. 3, Terry Lobonte, easy ones just to stay close. But while Kelly grabbed 5. 7 against Fairfield Prep at the Propp. Phil 61 33 46 79 Indlano 20 38 .345 20'/2 (Nonce 11), Denver 41 (Cooper 9). *115,240. 4, Darrell Woltrlp, 191,015. 5, Coventry, which moves its Johnson, LAL a i 264 we didn’t get them.” The Bulldogs made some slight Eagles' Nest. 6 6 Chicogo 19 41 .317 22Va Assists—Phoenix 18 (Dovls 9), Denver Goulet. Que 57 38 40 78 Bill Elliott, *77,070. 6, Bobby HMIIn, J r . Vandeweghe, Por 386 442 record to 9-5 in the conference Tech’s 36 points was its lowest noise in the second half, but hardly AHL standings T. Murray, Chi 62 38 38 76 Western Conference 30 (Lever 9). Technical — Phoenix GmlnskI, N.J. 225 259 158,79'. 7, Nell Bonnett, *55,710. 8, Rusty S t. THOMAS AQUINAS (62) — Rich Federko. StL 60 24 52 76 Midwest Division (lllegol defense), Phoenix coach Ma­ Wallace, 149,340. 9, Ron Bouchard, and 11-5 overall, denied Tech offensive output of the season. enough. Kusmirek 3 4-4 10, Lionel Amoyo 2 2-2 6, W L Pet. OB Dionne. LA 60 31 44 75 cLeod. A—11493. fgm fgo pet 148,310.10, Benny Parsons, 147,415. any semblance of an inside COVENTRY (62) — Rich Reagan 7 Brian Kumm 3 0-2 6, Scott Rlngoulst 6 Northern Division Trottler. NYI 59 30 43 73 Houston 37 21 .638 — THOROUGHBREDRACINC "In the beginning of the second 3-3 15. Nelson Peterson 5 0-010, George W L T Pts. OF GA Tucker, NY 35 75 .467 game by employing a tenacious 0-0 14, Jon Seymour 7 3-4 17, Lorry Robinson. Mtl 61 16 56 72 Denver 36 23 .610 1 '/a 44 102 .431 (Compiled by Dally Rocing Form) Walsh 3 0-0 6, Keith Breoult 2 0-0 4, half, Mike Yavinsky hit two shots Stepeck 1 1-3 3, Peter Legnonl 1 (M 2, Adirondock 34 19 6 74 257 216 Smith. Mtl 60 25 46 71 Dallos 29 27 .518 7 Ja zz 100. Rockets 07 Ho6 S, Tyler 6-12 2-2 14, Pressev. MU 58 124 closest Manchester would come. partment after one period. Where wertinteten t i l Sovord. Chi 62 7 Thompton7-8(M)14, Drew 8-153-319,Theus Harper. Dal 55117 2.13 AARP doubled the Indians’ total by midway through the third period. Manchester fell down was in good team. It’s extremely physi­ Hartford High School. The Indians’ F Btocked Stiott Hunter broke Manchester’s run F First period—1, Detroit, Kocur 8 Smith, Mtl 60 7 3-10 5-6 11, Johnson 6-)7 4-4 20, Thorpe halftime and never looked back in They scored 10 unanswered points cal, aggressive. They don’t let you regular season finale is Tuesday (Lolselle, Larson), 1:28. Penalties— 9 bik ovg Cos Skoronskl 215-516, Norm Lasher with a bucket and, after a Matt shooting (2-for-lO and turnovers Shots 6-10 3^ 15, Bratz 1-2 (H) 2, Klelne 1-2 0^ 2. an 84-57 ballgame. "W e were never for a 47-25 lead with 5; 31 left in the do what you want to do.” night against Glastonbury High at Snepsts, Det, 3:22; Kocur, Det, 12:39; gp s Celtics 91. Knicks 74 Totals41-7820-27102. Bol, Wos 54 276 5.11 210, Bert Green 201, Bruno Glordono Vaughn free throw, sharp-shooting (10). An 8-1 spurt allowed Wind­ Schofield, Wos. 12:39; Corpenter, Wos, SEATTLE (180) Eaton, Utah 58 264 4.55 209-558, Sol Moltemoo 203, Ted <3ado- in that game,” admitted Indian stanza. It proved to be a zany One player bothered by Wind­ Clarke Arena. Propp. Phil 61 280 3.44 Thad Weaver dumped in two in a ham to escape with a 13-7 advan­ 13:10; Stevens, Was, 13:35; Larson, Det, Gretzky, Edm 61 279 Chambers ^17 6-618, McDaniel 6-16 4-6 Olaluwon, Hou 52 179 rowskl 215-525, Ron York 204-204, Mike coach Frank Kinel. quarter as Manchester, with Brian ham’s physical play was Brian 18:30. Hawerchuk, Wpg 62 240 BOSTON (91) 16, SIKmo 6-135-517, Henderson 10-152-322, Cooper, Den 54 IX 3.33 Plerro M3-557, Eorle Everett 525, Bert row and the Whippets were off to tage after one period. 2.64 Rosenberg contributing 6 points Arnold. The 6-8 senior, who had WINDHAM (72) — Thad Weaver 6 2-3 Second period—2, Detroit, Young 16 Bossy, NYI 60 232 Bird 9-14 5-5 24, Wedmon 3-9 0-0 6, Young1-3(M)2, McCormick 3-42-38, Phelps Oldham, Chi 50 132 Sweet ai-587, Pete Sedor 500, Stanley The Central Connecticut Confer­ the races. Hunter, one of four Manchester found the range 14, Kevin Sovers 2 0-1 4, Jacoue (Snepsts, Gollont), 7:16. 3, Washing­ Coffey, Edm 60 220 Parish 9-17 2-2 20, Alnge 5-7 BO 10, 2-4 1-2 5, Vrones 2-3 0-0 4, Wood 3-7 OO 6, Bowie, Por X 96 2.53 Wlochowskl Ed Adorns 531, Teddy and Michael Lata the other 4, ran averaged 10,6 points, a bushel of Rollins, Atl 49 IX 2.45 ence Eastern Division rivals met Windham players in double fig­ (g-for-12) in the second period with Oulmette 4 0-18, James Hunter 4 2-510, ton. Gartner, 29 (Pettersson, Murphy), Dionne. LA 60 220 Johnson 1-9 1-2 3, Walton 7-8 1-1 15, Sobers 1-2 OO 2. Totals 40-86 2025100. Llscroort 175-464, Edna Christensen off 10 uninterrupted points of its rebounds and a number of blocked Chris Heolv 52-3 12, Anthony M llhcell 5 pp, 6:24. 4, Washington, Gartner 30 Shooting percentoge Mchole B1 0-0 0, Slchtlng 5-6 BO 11, Ewing, NY 45 97 2.16 182, Beo Boglev 179, Cothv Rlngrose again Tuesday night at Clarke ures, followed with an easy bucket Lata firing home his high-arching Beniamin, LAC 56 IX 2.14 own to bring it back to 47-35. shots in the previous five games, 1-2 11, Kevin Valllere 0 6-6 6, Mark (Haworth, Murphy), 17:14. (minimum 55 shots) Carlisle B1 04)0, K ltel-)B 22. Totals 4B73 Socromento 22 27 27 26—102 476, Florence Jockson 454, VI Pulford Arena. The Whippets won again. after the Whippets solved the rainbows from the outside. "The Elliott 0 0-1 0, Mike Allen 1 2-2 4, Don Penalties—Lodouceur, Det, 7:49; O P 0 s pet. 9-12 91. Seonte 24 25 23 28—100 Wlllloms, Ind 53 113 2.13 492. Windham, behind 4 points from had a frustrating night. He was in Twomev 11-3 3, Stan Rybarz 00-20, Joe Borrett, Det, 12:08; Fronceschettl, 72-54. But this time the improved Indians’ full-court press. The junior guard gunned in 5 of his 8 E E Ruskowskl. Pitt 56 20 65 30.8 NEW YORK (741 Three-point goals—None. Fouled James Hunter, moved the lead to early foul trouble, finished with Wynn 0 0-0 0, Mike Marchand 0 0-0 0, Was,12:08. Simmer. Bos 36 23 66 26.7 Orr 4-16 2-3 10, Thornton 4-5 0-0 B, out—None. Total fouls—Socromento 23, Indians made a game of it. Whippets were never threatened buckets in the quarter, netting 10 of Mike Enos 0 04) 0. Totals 28 16-29 72. Third Period—5, Woshington, Carpen­ 54-39 with eight minutes zero points and only three re­ Summanen, Edm 57 17 66 25.0 Ewing 8-20 B3 16, Sparrow 1-8 1-2 3, Seottle 22. Rebounds—Socromento 41 Tussdsy's college hoop rosults after that. his game-high 18 points during this MANCHESTER (54) — Bruce Rosen­ ter 20 (Adams, Gould), 1:40. 6. Detroit, Hunter, Edm 56 37 151 24.5 Wilkins 5-13 1-2 11, Bollev 2-9 S6 9, (Thompson 12), Seattle 38 (Slkmo 15). "Manchester is an improved remaining. bounds, and fouled out with 42 berg 5 7-10 17, Sam Henderson 1 0-0 2, (P liant 15 (Lodouceur, Dotes), 7:57. Paul Ford 371, Tonv Salvatore "Basketball is a game of mo­ timespan. Windham, however, Kurrl, Edm 59 45 164 24.5 Walker 5-9 BO 10, Tucker 1-6 (Ml 2, Assists—Socromento X (Theus 18), 152-378, Honk Hebert 143-387, Dove Manchester, which had won four seconds left. BrIanArnoldOO-OO.Trov Peters 0 0-0 0, Penalties—Oates, Det, 3:16. <3ools ogoinst avtrogt Bannister 1-21-23, Grunfeld 1-4B02. Totals Seattle 24 (Young "S). Technical— Edit team from the last time we met,” mentum. You just hope you get it was undaunted by the Indians here Brian Mllone 1 1-2 3, Mott Vaughn 2 2-4 Overtime—7, Woshington, Andersson 6 Elentlev 77, St. Anselm 69 (OT) Lochopelle 161-412, Bruce Fish 150-139- in a row before dropping its last Rosenberg had 17 points and 11 (Mlnumum 19 games) 32-92 1B18 74. Thompson. A—5,069. 391, Tonv FIcoro 173-141-446, Rick said Windham coach Neil Curland, on your side,” Curland said. and, with Weaver hitting a pair of 6, MIchoel Lota82-318,ChuckSenteloO (Gould, C arpenter), 0:36. gp min ga avg Boston 22 17 26 26-91 Dartmouth 80, Middleburv 57 "W e couldn’t put them away until two to slide to 5-8 in the division and rebounds for Manchester. Weaver 0-20, Shaun Brophy 14-66, Jon RoeOO-1 Penalties—None. New York 17 23 16 18—74 Fordhom 76, Army 63 Burnett 139-161-155-455, Ernie Peoln The first quarter was in sharp jumpers in the closing 33 seconds, Soetoert, Mtl 20 1111 46 2.48 143-142^19, Lennie Anderson 141-356, 8-10 overall, did make one final led Windham with 14 points fol­ 0, Eric Johnson 02-22. Totols 1818-3254. Froese. Phil 36 2046 89 2.61 Three-point goals — Bird, Slchtlng. Merrimack 83, Assumption 78 the end.” contrast to the first meeting. In held a 37-25 halftime lead. Shots on goal—Detroit 4-7-7-1 — BucksIM.ClIppersOO New York U. 72, Skidmore 60 Jock Tolley 152-156-437, Bill Preston gasp. It reeled off the first 7 points Vonb’sbrck, NYR 45 2543 136 3.21 Fouled out—None. Total fouls—Boston 148-158-417, Travis Cook Sr. 154-409, “ We played them tougher than 19. Washington 9-15-14-1—39. Romono, Pitt 34 2019 109 3.24 17,New York 15. Rebounds—Boston 55 Nazareth 68, St. John Fisher 63 (Bird IB), New York 34(Orr, Ewing, Bollev New HomoshIre Coll. 70, S. Conn. 69 Charlie Whelan 160-141-14S-446, Joe Malorchuk, Que 32 1908 103 3.24 LA CLIPPERS (99) Dworok 143-388. Dick Blinn 135-373, AI Power-play conversions—Detroit 2- Wins 6), Assists—Boston 26 (Bird 13), New York Penn 69, Princeton 58 0. Woshington 4-1. Maxwell 5-9 5-5 15, NImphius 2-9 4-4 8, Penn State 50, Rhode Islond 47 Coelho 152-359, Jerrv Ridel 139-137-378, w I t 17 (Walker 6). Technicols—New York Benlomln 5-93-613, Johnson 3-60-06, Nixon Goalies—Detroit, Stefan. Woshlng- Vanb'sbrouck. NYR 26 14 3 (Illegal defense). A—18,329. Rhode Island Coll. 75, E. Conn. Coll. 63 Don Benoit 139-354. ♦on, Peeters. A—15,640. 9-15 3-3 22, Brldgeman 6-12 2-2 15, WhIU Rochester 91, Geneseo 79 Barrosso. Buf 24 17 5 4-12 4-4 12, Coge 1-4 1-2 3, Valentine NHL roundup Lemelln, Cgy 24 19 4 Roger Williams 55, Solve Regina 54 Referee— Mike Noeth. PacersIOO. Bullets 87 1-4 2-2 4, Gordon 0-2 0-2 0,Cross0^1-21. Rutgers 52, Massachusetts 47 Cunlllfe Auto Moog, Edm 22 7 6 Totols36^25-X99. Froese, Phil 21 10 3 Siena 80, Vermont 65 MILWAUKEE (114) Springfield 60, Stonehlll S3 Bill Hanson 170-166-160-496, Tony Brulns7.Nordlqu8s4 Jensen, Wash 21 9 2 WASHINGTON (17) Cummings 5-156-1316, Fields 7-10 (M) 14, M orinelll 194-158-487, Rick Johnson Fuhr. Edm 19 7 0 St. Thomas Aquinos ia , Mercy Coll. 83 McMIllen B3 BO 0, Robinson 6-19 1-213, Breuer 7-10 1-2 15. Hodges 6-13 2-2 14, Stony Brook 94, Kings Point 79 150-163-452, John DeAnoells 172-447, Womsley. StL 19 10 2 Bol B1 BO 0, Malone 5-14 2-3 12, G. Pressev 3-74-510, Lister 6^ 1-113, Dovls4-9 Pete Woltvno 160-151-444, John Save percentage Tufts 96, Brondels 89 Boston 3 1 7 Williams 4-11 4-6 13, Wood 2-6 BO 4, (H) 6, Pierce 5-9 (M) 10, Glenn 6-7 4-4 12, Vlllonova 85, Monmouth 52 Bremser 153-168-441, George Kelley Wendel Clark a choice player s pet. Quebec 2 1 1—4 Roundtield 3-8 5-5 11, McKenna 4-7 1-2 10, Reynolds 0-12-22. Totols47-8920-29114. Soutb 434, Pot Irish 192-433, Dove Von Tassel First period-I.OuePec, P. Stostny 33 Froese. Phil 980 .909 Jones 2-5 S6 9, Dove 5-115-715, Bradley B1 152-426, Dove LochopeMe 188-423, A rt Soetoert, Mtl 478 .904 Augusta 54, Georgia Southern 52 (A. Stostny, Cote), 3:59. 2, Boston, BO 0. Totals 31-86 23-31 87. LA Cllppert 22 27 22 28— 99 Cumberland (Ky.) 69, Berea 59 CunMffe 157-416, Ken Arev 412, Emile Bouraue 17 (Burridge), pp, 5:42.3, Blum 1 Souve, Chi 896 .902 INDIANA (100) Milwoufcte 34 21 28 31—114 Roux 411, Eric Bolin 407, Frank Ballard added. ” If the kid were thing. Ballard made one hell of a Hrudey, NYI 1065 .896 Union (Ky.) 76,Georgetown (K v .ia By Lisa Harris player ranked first or second by (Kasper, Johnston), 16:26. 4. Boston, Tisdale 4-11 2-210. H. Williams 6-2012-14 Three-point goals—Nixon. Bridge- Midwest McNomora 150-404, John Eusko 403, older, he’d be the captain. This kid choice” . Kluzok 6 (Burridge Pasin). pp, 18:19. 5, Romano, Pgh 1045 .895 24, Stlixinovlcn 6-16 0-0 12, Fleming 4-9 4-4 man. Fouled out—None. Total fouls—LA Daryl Lukas 402, Lorry Novella 400, United Press International the league’s Central Scouting (^ebec. Goulet 39 (Souve, Patrick), pp, gp-games played; g-goots; o-assists; Anderson 79, Bethel 57 will outshine Syl Apps (who played 12, Richordson 6-102-214, Anderson 681-2 Clippers 21, Milwaukee 25. Rebounds— Dvke 98, Findlay 75 Crolg Coleman 168-394, John Lukas 393, Bureau. Toronto chose the third- 19:32. Penalties —Bourque, Bos, pp-power play goals; sh- 13, (Sornett 1-2 BO 2, Warrick 1-3 BO 2, LA Clippers 39 (Maxwell 10), Milwaukee Steve W illiams 393, Adorn T v c i 392, B. ’ for Toronto from 1936-48 and was a Capitals 4, Red Wings 3 0:14; Moller, Que, 5:40, Miller, Bos, shorthanded goals; gw-game winning Hillsdale 113, Soring Arbor 84 The collective gasp Wendel ranked Clark, citing his speed. shot Stonsburv 1-208 2, Martin 4-51-19. Totals X (Breuer 8). A»lsts—LA Clippers Rosary 73, McKendree 71 WIshInskv 156-391. High Ind. single — Caldjr Trophy-winner).” molor (fighting), 7:20; Mann, Que, goals; s-saves; pct-percentage; min- 39-8622-25100. 17 (Nixon 10), Milwaukee X (Pressey Tom O'Connor a6. High Ind. trip le — Clark’s name inspired at the NHL aind hustle. At Landover, Md., Peter Anders­ mlnor-malor (fighting), 7:20. Bourque, m in u te s; ga-goals against; ayg- TrI Stote 91, Marlon 78 This is high praise from Ballard, Woshington 20 28 12 27— 87 16). Technicals—Los Angeles (Illegal Vincennes 77, Llndsev-wllson68 Tom O'Connor 523. High overage — Ed draft last June was the first of Eight months after Maple Leafs’ son scored on a 55-foot slapshot 36 Bos, 12:50, Pederson, Bos, 15:23; averoge; w-won; Moss; t-tle. indlono 30 22 27 21—100 defense), Milwaukee (lllegol defense). Koskev 139.30. who’s been known to ridicule his Hunter, Que, 15:23; Goulet, (Jue, 17:00; Wilmington 78,Ohio Dominican77 many to come and probably the management was asked to justify seconds into overtime to send Three-point goals—G. Williams, A—11X152. Wls.-Stout47, Wls.-EouClalre44 Nienhuls, Bos, 19:12; Kasper. Bos, 19:47, McKenna. Fouled out—None. Total last one of surprise. the choice, Clark was an All-Star own players. Detroit to its eighth straight loss. Glin$,Que,19:47. WIs,-Stevens Point 65, Wls.-Plofte. Further proof of Clark’s impact fouls—Washington 20, Indiana 22. 59 Clark,- Toronto’s rookie left wing and a candidate for Rookie of the Capital Mike Gartner scored his Second period—5, Boston, Simmer Rebounds—Woshlnoton 42 (Roundtield is the admiration he earned from 24 (Bourque, Pederson), pp, 5:04. 6. Xavier 93, Dayton 78 who last spring caused a stir at the Year, 29th and 30th goals to wipe out 11), Indiana 54 (Williams 14). Assists— West Transactions Quebec, Goulet 40 (Anderson, Souve), pp, Tennis Washington 15 (G. WllllomsS), lndlono31 Big East standings NHL draft when he was chosen Pressed about his chances for the man who selected him to the Detroit’s 2-0 lead. 19:01. Penalties-Poudrier, Que, 4:00; (Richardson 6). Technicals — Col-Domlnguez 76, Chapman 73 All-Star Game, Edmonton Oilers Big Eoit Conforenct 0'(Oil Col Baptist 78, Azusa Pacific 58 first overall, scored his first NHL winning the Calder Trophy, he Crowder, Bos, major (fighting), 5:04; Washington (Illegal defense), Indiana coach and general manager Glen Boston 7, Quebec 4 Plcard,Que,maIor (flghtlng),5:04;Glllls, (Illegal defense). A—9,365. w L w L Fort Lewis 92, Adorns State 73 BoteboM hat trick Tuesday night to lift the admitted: “ Sometimes, when I ’m Syracuse 13 1 22 3 Metro State 63, Denver 62 (OT) At Quebec, rookie right wing Que,6:07, Blum, Bos, 8:31; Miller, Bos, $405,000 Men's Tournament Cleveland — Signed reliever Jim Kern Maple Leafs to a 7-3 triumph over all alone, I do think about what a Sather. molor (fighting), 12:32; Donnelly, Que, St. John's 12 2 25 4 So. Colorodo 94 Colorodo Mines 58 to o contract with Maine of the Clark won Sather over by Dave Pasin scored two third- molor (fighting), 12:32; Linseman, Bos, At La Quinta. Calif.. Feb. 25 Warriors 118. Nets 109 (Seorgetown 9 5 X 6 Col-RIversIde 77, Col Poly Pomono66 International League (AAA). the New York Rangers. great honor it would be.” 15:47; Mllbury, Bos, 17:24. Vlllonova 9 6 X 12 Minnesota — Center fielder Kirby “ It was a great experience, the If Clark wins, it will be as much running at the biggest and toughest period goals, including the game- First round Pittsburgh 6 9 15 11 Oilers, including the NH L’s top winner, to lift Boston to its first Don (Soldle, McLean, Vo., det. Jakob GOLDEN STATE (116) Rec baskstball Puckettond catcher Mark Solos ogreedto hard work really does pay off, ’ ’ the for his crunching body checks as Third period—8, Quebec, Ashton 19 (P. Providence 6 9 14 12 contract terms. defenseman, Paul Coffey. victory of the season over Adams 2 Hlosek. SwIterlonO, 4-6, 6-4, 6-4; Mark Smith 4-10 2-4 10, Short 3-16 6-7 12, Boston College 4 10 13 12 19-year-old Clark said. his goal total — now at 26. I Stostny), 0:58. 9, Boston. Pasin 14 Ostolo, Yugoslavia, de(, Vince Von New York (NL) — Signed pitchers Sid (Simmer, Linseman), 3:01. 10, Boston, Carroll 10-185-525, Mullln 5-105-515, Floyd Connecticut 3 11 12 13 Fernandez, Tom McCarthy, John M it­ Clark scored the game-winner "H e doesn’t look for trouble,” "It’s better to have Wendel Clark Division rival Quebec. The Nor- Patten, Hollywood, Calif., 6-4, 28, 6-2; 7-10 5-9 X , Huston 0-0 0-2 0, Bailard5*9 Seton Hall 3 12 13 16 Linseman 19 (Kluzok, Bourque), pp, Brod Peorce, Provo, Utah, del. Greg Adult baskstball chell and David West, third baseman with 60 seconds left in the second Maple Leafs owner Harold Ballard on your side,” Coffey said before diques have lost five straight. 12:41. 11, Boston, Pasin 15 (Linseman), 1-112, Whlteheod3-40-16,Teogle 3-11 2-2 Kevin Mitchell, outfielder Stanley Jeff ar­ Holmes, Salt Lake City, 78 (88), 6-3; 8, Thlbeoux 3-4 2-2 8. Totals 43-92 28-X TutMtoy's Result Green Hordwore 80 (Peter Doremon said of his feisty 5-foot-lO, 195- the All-Star Game. ” I know he 15:45. Penalties—Pederson, Bos, dou­ Peter Lundgren, Sweden, del. Romesh son and catcher Barry Lyons to 1-yeor period and added two goals in a ble minor, 4:25; Hunter, Que, double 116. Vlllonovo 85, Monmouth 52 30, Honk Brown 24), Style 77 (Gory contracts. nine-minute span to chase the pound prize. "But he sure as heck popped me a few times.” Flames 4, Blues 1 Krlshnon, India, 6-3,6-1; Emilio Sanchez, NEW JERSEY (109) Today’s Oomes Bollev 17, Dove Milner 16, Kurt LeDovt minor. 4:25; Kasper, Bos, 9:35; Blum, Sooln, del. Ben Testermon, Knoxville, Son Diego — Signed Steve Boros to a won’t walk away either,” Ballard Tuesday, Clark’s "popping ” in­ Bos. 11:11; P. Stostny, Que, 11:11; Johnson 4-5 6^8 14, Williams B-11 1-2 17. UConn at Providence, 8 p.m. 12, (Sene Horton 10). 1-veor controct os monoger; moved league’s winningest goaltender, At St. Louis, rookie Gary Suter Tenn., 7-5, 6-2; Lorry Stefonkl, La Gmlnsk110-19 S6 25, Cook 7-15 7-9 23, King Boston College at Georgetown (Sentle Touch Cor Wash 99 (Steve UPI photo said, referring to Clark’s scuffle cluded the puck, impressing Goulet, Que, 11:11; Simmer, Bos, 12:11; (iulntd, Cdllf., del. John Lloyd, England, tlrst-l>ase coach Jock Krol to third John Vanbiesbrouck. scored a controversial goal for the Hunter, Que, 12:11; Que bench 5-11 1-1 11, Birdsong 4-11 3-6 11,Turner Syracuse ot St. John's Avers 49, Lenny Frenette 19, John base; named Sandy Alomor first-base with 6-2, 205-pound Ranger Ron Rangers coach Ted Sator, whose 6- 1, 6- 2. 1-4 2-2 4, Higgins 2-8 04) 4,Ransey0-3(M) SoturdoVi Gomes The Maple Leafs’ refusal last game-winner and Joe Mullen (served by Souve), 13:29. SMond round Reiser 14, Rudy Alvarez 11), Manches­ coach and Harry Dunlop os bench The Red Wings’ Billy Carroll (left) is detained by the Greschner. Clark also belted team had its six-game winning 0.Totols41-8725-34109. Syracuse at UConn (Civic Center), 8 ter Cycle76 (Mark Plekos 29, Ed Kowo( coach. June to reveal their intentions for scored in his first game against his Shots on goal—Boston 9-14-14— Yonnick Noah, New York, det. Tim (3oltftn Stott 36 24 31 35—116 O.m. 18, Jett Klernon 12). Capitals’ Kevin Hatcher in first-period action Tuesday - the top pick caused NHL teams, Ranger Barry Beck, 6-3, 215. streak snapped. 6 Wllkison, Asheville, N.C.,68,6-4; Marlon Son Francisco — Signed minor-league longtime teammates since being 37.Quebec9-12-9—30. New Jersey 29 22 25 31—109 Seton Hall at St. John's pitcher Jock McKnlght to a 1-yeor " I f he doesn’t win the Calder, "W e lost in fine fashion,” Sator Voldo, Czechoslovoklo, det. Scott Dovls, Three-point goals—Floyd, Bollard, Pittsburgh at Georgetown night at the Capital Centre in Landover, Md. The Capitals media and candidates to debate Power-ploy conyerslons—Boston 7- Bordmoor, Fla., 28, 6-1, 68; Jaime contract and osslgned him to the said. "That Clark really is some­ traded Feb. 1 to lead Calgary. 4. Quebec 7-2. Cook 2. Fouled out—None. Total fouls— Boston College at Vlllonova moibr-leoguecamo. whether Toronto would go with the then there ain’t no justice.” Goolles—Boston, RIggin. (^ebec, Yzogo, Peru, det. Jimmy Brown, Ixirgo, Golden State 27, New Jersey 27. won in overtime, 4-3. Fid., 6-2, 7-5; Jose Hlgueros, Spain, del. Rebounds—Golden State 46 (Smith 11), END OF REGULAR SEASON Gosseiin. A—15,356. Matt Anger, Pleasanton, Calif., 7-5,7-5. Scholastic BoskenMill NewJersey49 (Williams, GmlnskI 10). NBA— Guard Mlcheol Roy Richardson Referee—Don Koharski. Assists—-Golden State25(Corroll6),New Jersey 27 (Cook, King 7). was banned for at least two years. Collegeliege basketballbasKeioaii rounquprounnclup Technicols—New Jersey cooch Wohl. CollOW Flames 4. Blues 1 Capitol — Gene Sloutihter resigned os A—104)60. llling boys’ baskstball football coach and will remain director of Calendar Big East result athletics. 76ers 122. Bulls 108 IMIng Junior High nipped the Tolland Portland State — Roy Love resigned os CoKtory # i 1—4 High freshmen, 33-a, on an overtime Irish St. Lout* 0 1 * —1 athletic director, effective Sept. 1. DePaul takes a step backward against Fighting First period —No scoring. Vlllanova B5, Monmouth 52 foul shot by Mo Morlorty. Dom Shlpoensburg — Fired Ann Plummer PHILADELPHIA O ai Lourlnltls and Cory Goldston scored 9 os coach of women's basketball. Penoltles—Loob, Col, 9:44; Bozek. TODAY points each to lead the victors. Morcus Col, 11:29; Bourgeois,StL,15:25. Boys BQSk.tbdll Jon n 3-7 1-2 7, Barklev 11-16 8-15 30, fcuolU loiiy JacKson added beat Army 76-63 and Penn downed in the MAAC, leveled its league Malone 1 3 -a 16-16 43, Ervlng 7-14 8-9 a . Motevo, Jono McCray, Kevin Covell, ,h e,r Blu. D.m™ and „d a. sub to fouls,I™,., movedm.v.d within.l.Mn ...... dd.d ..a. Arm, .nd P.„„ d..d« Fairfield Prep at East Cothollc, 7 MONMOUTH (51) Eric WIdmer and Brvon ColettI also St. Louis — Named AAol Moore Bv their computers,” Blue Demons Princeton 69-58, mark at 7-7 and is 13-16 overall. Second period—1, Colgorv, Boiek 17 Cheeks 36 3-3 9, McAdoo 2-9 2-2 6, McBroom 36 26 8, Von Dlnten 46 2-218, receivers coach. Collins Yearwood 48-45 with 11:45 left. The Blue 13 points. Threatt 2-7 2-26, Johnson B 3(M )0, MossBI ployed well fo r the 7-4 Rams. IMIng United Press International coach Joey Meyer said. Jackson, who had 11 points in the At Villanova, Pa., Harold Jensen Army, seventh in the conference, (Sheehv), sh, 7:34. 2, St. Louis, Barr 10 ” Girls BdskMbdll Sanders 3-52-21, Henry 7-151-115, McBride hosts Its first Bovs' and Girls' Invita­ Demons made two 6-0 runs later (WIckenhelser, Nottress), 10:36. 3, East Hartford at Manchester, 7:30 BO 0. Totals 41-88 4B49 i a . 36866, King 16062, ArdlsB-SB-l 0, Greene Donald Royal stxired 26 points, scored 16 points and dished out 6 slipped to 5-9 and 9-17. CHICAOO (108) tional on Thursday and Friday. The on, but Notre Dame, 20-5, built the first half, picked up his fourth foul Colgorv, Suter 13 (umnsisted), Ice Hockty 8-1 262, Hlnnont(M)1-21. Totals 21-5010-16 tourney Includes Bennet Junior High setting a Notre Dame record for assists to lead Villanova. The At Princeton, N.J., Perry Brom- 16:08. P enalties—M cD onald, Col, Monchester vs. Rockville (at Bolton Bonks 46 3-3 10, Green 5-12 B1 10, 52. With the time for deciding NCAA lead up to 70-57 with 44 seconds with 1:16 gone in the second half. Ooklev 9-a 13-15 31. Moev 06 BO 0, VILLANOVA (85) and the Rockville High and East Radio, TV Tournament drawing near, teams free-throw accuracy in a game by He returned at the 9:27 mark, but Wildcats improved to 20-12, mark­ well scored 23 points to pace 5:39; Otto, Col, molor (fighting), 8:42; Ice Palace), 1 p.m. Catholic freshmen teoms. Thursday's Romom, StL, molor (fighting), 8:42; Gervin 38 BO 6, Holton 9-16 3-3 21, Planskv 3-5 86 6, West 5-5 2-2 12, going 16 of 16. to spur the Fighting remaining. ing the eighth time in the last nine Pennsylvania. Bromwell scored 8 Smrek4-9B08, Brown 5-75615, Paxson 3-7 gomes ore slated for 3:15 p.m. and 4:45 sitting on the fence need to show off The Blue Demons had a chance fouled out with 5:24 remaining. RIsebrough, Col, 13:52; RIsebrough, Col, THURSDAY Pressley 26 26 6, Wilbur 26 0-1 4, Irish. seasons that Coach Rollie Massi- points in the first 15 minutes as the 19:25. Bgys Boskatboll 1-1 7. Totals 4269 24-30 108. Jensen S-12 (H) 16, Massey 2-7 2-5 6, p.m. TONIGHT some impressive late-season to close within 4 with 5:56 left, but DePaul senioz tcenter Marty Phllodelphia 16 a 4l 23—ia 7:30 College basketball: H artford vs. mino led Villanova to a 20-victory Quakers opened a 22-6 lead. Third period—4, Calgary, Mocoun 10 VInal Tech ot Cheney Tech, 7:30 Maker 4-7 '3-3 11, Brown 2-2 3-7 7, victories. reserve center Lemone Lampley Embry fouled out with 11:23 left (Kromm), 12:24. 5, Calgary, Mullen 34 Bolton at Bocon Academy, 7:30 Chicago I I 16 a a —lOt Everson 2-2 0-3 4, Mosslmlno 16 1-2 3, tiling girls’ baskstball Colgate, WKHT Last Saturday DePaul did ex­ “ He told me fouls W r e easy while Holmes picked up his fifth or better season. Princeton trailed the whole game. (P epllnskI), 18:04. Penalties—Bozek, Three-point goals—None. Fouled Wilson 262-36, PI none 1-3062, Enright 0-1 7:30 Whalers vs. North Stars, WTIC points,” Royal said of a talk he had missed 2 free throws. DePaiil The Quakers stay in the Ivy o u t —Ooklev. Total fools — radio. actly that, beating then-No. 7 St. foul with 59 seconds to play. At West Point, N.Y., Joe Pater­ Cal, 2:52; Meagher, StL, 2:52; Bell. StL, FRIDAY 2-2 2. Totals 3466 17-a 85. The IMIng girls' varsity ended Its with his father after a Feb. 8 game grabbed the rebound, but couldn’t League title race with a 7-5 9:05. Boys Baskotboll Philadelphia 25, Chicago 32. Halftime—Vlllonova 38, Monmouth regular season by beating Bennet, 7:30 Celtics vs. Spurs, SoortsChonnel John’s 81-72. Tuesday, the Blue David Rivers had 14 points for son scored 26 points and Tom Rebounds—Phllodelphia 49 (Barklev, 8:00 College basketball: (Seorgetown against Syracuse. ” So when I went score. conference record and 13-11 over­ Shots on goal—Calgary 11-8-12—31. St. Monchester at East Hortford, 7:30 a . Fouled out—McBride, King, 36-20. Kristi White hod 11 points to lead Demons took a step backward, the Irish. Parrotta added 21 to lead Fordham Louis 8-11-6—25. (thenev Tech at Cromwell, 7:30 Malone 15), Chicogo 41 (Ooklev 13). Ardls, Brown. Rebounds—Monmouth oM scorers, while Amv Mann added 8. vs. Boston College, USA Coble up there I just thought ‘easy points, DePaul’s forwards, senior Kevin all mark. The Tigers fell to 5-7 and Assists—Phllodelphia 24 (Cheeks 9), 8:00 UConn vs. Providence, Channel losing 70-59 to I2th-ranked Notre In other games, Villanova de­ in a Metro Atlantic Athletic Power-plav conversions—Colgorv 2- Rocky Hill at Coventry, 7:30 39(Sanders 11), Vlllonova 38 (Maker 6). Jodi WIdmer, Karen Rott, Tom Du­ easy points.’” , Holmes and junior Dallas Co- 0. St. Louis 5-0. ICO Hockoy Chicago 32 (Paxson 10). Technicals— Assists—Monmouth 10 (McBride 3), bois, Heather Loverv and Trlsho 20, WPOP . _ , Dame. Conference game. Fordham, fifth 11-13. Chicago coach Albeck 2, Chtcogo (Illegal 9:30 College basketball: St. Johns megys, had 15 points each and feated Monmouth 85-52, Fordham Goolles—Colgorv, Lemelln. St. Farmington vs. Manchester (at Bol­ Vlllonova 20 (Jensen 6).Total fouls— Zdckerv played well defensively. IMIng "The NCAA’s are up to them and DePaul', which lost two starters Louis, Womslev. A—11,628. ton Ice Palace), 9 p.m. defense 2), Barkley. A—11,247. Monmouth 29, Vlllonova 19. A—6601. winds up 7-6. vs. Syracuse, Channel 9 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Feb. 26. 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday Feb. 26. 1986 - 13_ Spring training roundup Nelson NCAA, SWC out FOCUS/Food retains to limit boosters Stewart staying put

By Rick Gosselln “ There are many, many crown United Press International aiumni and boosters who are honest and sincere, who have with the Red Sox INGLEWOOD, Calif. (UPI) - KANSAS CITY. Mo. - The contributed to the building of Azumah Nelson of Ghana retained Southwest Conference wants to facilities and contributed to his World Boxing Council feather­ remove boosters from the re­ scholarship programs, who are Bv United Press International weight title Tuesday night with a cruiting process, and has an dedicated to making their uni­ 12-round split decision over Mar­ important ally in that quest — versity the best that it can be. I WINTER HAVEN. Fla. - As far ■9: " don’t want to imply any stigma as the Boston Red Sox are '0 " 'ij '' ", - 1^ ' ' cos Villasana of Mexico. NCAA Executive Director Wai­ \ ■%: ' .vjv- ■ ■.’G ■ Nelson, spending most of the ter Byers. on those type of people whom we concerned, their deal that sent fight , with his back on the ropes, The SWC made a proposal at owe a great debt. shortstop Jackie Gutierrez to Baltimore for pitcher Sammy appeared to be in command the 1986 NCAA Convention last “ But at the same time the roasted nut, salted and served as a snack. He found American peanuts finer in quality, throughout. Villasana suffered a month that would have prohi­ Stewart was made in good faith When the noted French Chef Hubert was introduced to the riative American .peanut corrupting influence of intercol­ appearance and roasting characteristics than any he had known, prompting Him to cut on the bridge of his nose in the bited any in-persoh recruiting legiate athletics are those in­ and should stand. recently, some delicious and spectacular dishes resulted which are now being featured As far as the Orioles are ’ develop a number of recipes to introduce this American gem to the French. eighth round and it bled freely, contacts by boosters and flamed, under-developed on the menu of his Paris restaurant, Le Bistro d’ Hubert and in the classes of his cooking though it did not hinder his.vision. alumni. NCAA rules already alumni and boosters who have concerned, the deal should be Jayne Taylor, former Washington, DC caterer and now student and- assistant to re-worked because Gutierrez may school, I’Ecole de Cuisine d’ Hubert. There were no knockdowns. prevent that group from re­ large egos and retarded matur­ Hubert translated these recipes and offers suggestions for their American enjoyment. Dr. Gin Kin scored the bout cruiting in-person off campus. ity who seem to get their kicks well be emotionally unfit to play As with most Europeans” Chef Hubert was familiar with the peanut as a small 114-114, but Rudy Ortega had it The SWC sought to expand the by bribing 18-year-olds to come this season. 116-113 and Lew Filippo had it rule to eliminate in-person play for their institution.” There is no question how Stewart recruiting on campus as well. feels about the matter. 116-112 in favor of Nelson. The reputation of the football- But after brief debate at the “ They should have checked it out “ At most he won two rounds,” proud SWC already has been convention, the SWC withdrew when they made the trade,” said Nelson, who said he hurt his damaged by the actions of some the proposal for more work and Stewart said Tuesday after the right hand in the sixth round. “ I ’ll overzeaious boosters in the Che/ Hubert’s "Peanut Brittle Charlotte" is elegant in the traditional French man probably will return to the floor Red Sox completed their second give him the two rounds for recruitment of players. ner, and can be prepared ahead, an increasing requirement for our fast paced with it at the 1987 convention. day of official drills. showing up. He fought a great ’.’There’s nothing wrong with ’Tve made some commit­ American /i/esfy/es. fight. He came to take away the And the proposal would return intercollegiate athletics except ments,” he said. “ I bought a home 3/4 cup sugar 1 cup water title. He’s a strong, tough, son-of-a- with the support of Byers. “ I think the concept of the the recruitment of prospects,” in the Boston area. I ’ll be forced to 2 tablespoons water 2 tablespoons sugar gun. Byers said. “ I’ve said time and sue them (if the deal is over­ 4 tablespoons kirsch “ I don’t know what the officials Southwest Conference amend­ 3/4 cup unsalted, roasted and ment would be one of the great again the Achilles’ heel of turned) . I couldn’t play for the, 0 chopped peanuts were watching; I should have won intercollegiate athletics is re­ 2 steps we could take to clean up Orioles. My heart wouldn’t be in it. 36 sponge lady fingers unanimously. I am the champ and 3/4 cup butter cruiting. 1 marvel at the ability They said some things when the 2 cups creme anglaise I did not embarrass myself. 1 could that phase of our operation,” 1/2 cup creme anglaise* Byers said Tuesday at the of professional sports to take trade was made, that they got the accompanying sauce, if desired have fought another 20 rounds” care of the most critical phase better of the deal. Well, Jackie Villasana never appeared to hurt NCAA College Football Se­ To make the peanut brittle, melt 3/4 cup sugar in 2 tablespoons water over medium minar. “ It essentially would of athletic management by Gutierrez hasn’t done what I ’ve Nelson. He was the aggressor heat. When the sugar begins to brown, remove from heat and add the peanuts. remove the outsider — the instituting a draft. It denies done. I could never go back to f < ': t throughout, but Nelson seemed to Mix until all the nuts are well coated. Spread the peanut mixture onto a well greased, alumnus, the booster, the non­ freedom of choice but it takes Baltimore.” land the more effective biows. care of all the problems with one The Orioles do not really want cool, heat resistant surface such as marble. Flatten it as much as possible and let “ I thought the fight should have staffer — from the recruiting process. stroke. Stewart back in uniform. What cool. When cool, chop the peanut brittle into small pieces. In a large bowl, whip been scored closer. I think I won." they would reportedly like is to 3/4 cup butter until soft, add the chopped peanut brittle and the creme anglaise 6 Villasana said. have the right-hander back so they and mix. could trade him elsewhere, Prepare the syrup by heating 1 cup water, 2 tablespoons sugar and 4 tablespoons Lipton tennis “ I ’m very set in Boston.” kirsch in a saucepan until all is melted. Stewart said. “ I think everything Line the sides and base of a charlotte mold with lady fingers which have been lightly is falling into place. I came to Sports In Brief dipped in the syrup. Fill half the mold with the peanut brittle/creme anglaise filling, spring training with a good atti­ tourney seeks then cover the filling with another layer of syrup-dipped sponge fingers. Pour the tude. The atmosphere is set. remaining filling on top and cover with more syrup-dipped sponge fingers. Cover Little League signups scheduled “ In Baltimore, everybody al­ major status ways said, ’Boston’s gonna choke, and refrigerate overnight. To serve, unmold the charlotte and serve with creme The Manchester Little League will conduct signups for the 1986 anglaise sauce, if desired. Makes 6 to 8 servings. they’ve got no pitching.’ I’m in UPI photo season on consecutive Sundays, March 2 and 9, at the American Boston now. We’ve got some JAYNE’S ADVICE: A coffee flavored creme anglaise also would do nicely as the Bv Will Dunham Legion Hall on Legion Drive between 1 and 4 p.m. on each day. pitching. They went to the winter accompanying sauce. This dessert can be made a couple of days ahead and requires United Press International Slugger Reggie Jackson works on his swing during his Signups are for all children between the ages of 7 and 12. meetings wanting to trade me. first day of spring training at the Angeis’ camp in Mesa, little last minute attention. You can add a nice color contrast by decorating the They made their bed and how Youths must be 7 before July 31, 1986, and not older than 12 after BOCA RATON, Fla. - The charlotte with fresh berries. they've gotta sleep in it. I ’m a Arizona. Caiifornia is one of a handfui of clubs that hold that date. The league requests that birth certificates be brought Lipton International Players Boston Red Sox now.” at the tim e of signups. Championships, the big bucks spring training in Arizona. * Creme Anglaise The registration fee is $10 per individual or$15 per immediate tournament battling to establish ”In baseball, there’s always 5 egg yolks 2 cups milk been something called ... let the family. itself as tennis’ premier non-Grand tells me what his decision is.” regarding the catching job. Wy­ 2/3 cup sugar 1/8 teaspoon salt League tryouts are scheduled for Saturday and Sunday. March buyer beware,” said Red Sox Slam event, “ took a couple of Gorman said. negar had been hobbled by two In a saucepan, beat the yolks and sugar together until thick and light colored. Heat 15 and 16. Anyone interested in being a coach, umpire or general manager Lou Gorman. steps” this year toward that goal, In other news out of the Boston different injuries and batted .223 milk to a simmer (not quite to the boiling point). commissioner or serve in any other capacity is asked to appear the tournament’s director says. “ To our knowledge, Gutierrez was iast year • while Hassey, who fine when we traded him. In ()ur camp, second haseman Jerry Gradually add the milk into the yolk mixture, beating constantly. Add salt. Cook at the signups. But some players, including Remy, trying to come back from recently was traded to the White over medium low heat stirring constantly until the mixture thickens to a custard For further information, contact Ed Dettore at 643-4482 or Stan Ivan Lendl, the No. 1 player in the sincere belief, he was all right." Sox and reacquired by the Yan­ seven operations on his left knee, like consistency. (Do not let sauce boil, it will curdle.) Romanewicz at 646-6531. world and winner of the Lipton last After last season, a bad one for worked out and reported he had a kees, batted .296 with 13 homers Remove sauce from heat. Set pan in cold water to hasten chilling. Continue to stir Sunday, voiced doubt about that Gutierrez, he returned home to good day and that he feels better and 42 RBI in 92 games. for a few minutes more. Allow to cool to room temperature then chill in refrigerator claim, arguing the two-year-old Colombia and wound up being than he did last year at this time. Because of his hot-hitting late in Baseball card show Sunday at East tournament has a long way to go released from two winter league Other regulars on the field the season, Hassey won the confi­ for an hour or longer. before it is recognized as the fifth teams. The Orioles wanted him Use 4 ounces of the custard as an ingredient in the Charlotte. Serve the remainder F dence of former Yankees manager The first Open pitch Baseball Card and Sports Memoriabilia Tuesday included Jim Rice, com­ most important stop on the tennis checked out for emotional prob­ Biliy Martin. But Piniella restored along with the Charlotte. Makes approximately 2-1/2 cups. Show will be held Sunday from 9:30 a.m. until 4 p.m. at East ing off knee surgery, Mike Easier circuit. lems, and early reports are he has and Steve Lyons. Gorman said Wynegar to the No. 1 spot. Catholic High School. Approximately 30 dealers from throughout not done well in his testing. In addition to citing Wynegar’s New England will showcase old and new baseball collectible “ Last year, we were born. This both Steve Howe and John Wocken- year, we took a couple of steps — Obviously, the Red Sox would not fuss had contacted him about jobs injuries as a m ajor reason for his items. want Gutierrez back, and they do and been turned down. slump, Piniella also said the The general admission fee is $1. For further information, and I think in the right direction. We came a long way.” director not want to lose Stewart. The “ Howe has been calling and switch-hitting 30-year-old is super­ contact Michael Chartier at 376-0835. Butch Buchholz said. Orioles are supposedto be bringing calling and calling,” Gorman said. ior defensiveiy to Hassey. the matter up with American At Mesa, Ariz., Chicago Cubs “ This year, we improved our At Fort Lauderdale. Fla., rookie League president Bobby Brown at manager Jim Frey said he was E operations (and) improved our New York Yankees manager Lou Scholastic title games on CPTV a league meeting in Dallas this overjoyed with the condition of his credibility with the players — this Piniella selected Butch Wynegar team after the first fuil day of HARTFORD — Connecticut Public Television will broadcast tournament is here to stay. We week. to he the No. 1 catcher over Ron workouts for pitchers and The "Peanut and Praline Ice Cream" may be served as simply or elegantly as the live the Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Conference Class have a success story to tell. “ I’m not going to worry about a Hassey. occasion demands. The Praline also doubles as a topping for Peanut Butter thing until the league president There had been some question catchers. LL girls’ and boys’ basketball championship games. The girls’ “ The tourmanent was seen on Mousse. championship will be telecast on Saturday. March 22, at 3 p.m. television in five continents and 28 For the ice cream: For the praline: while the boys' game will follow a week later on Saturday, March countries and we had a tournament 1 quart milk 3/4 cup sugar 29, at noon attendance of about 193,000. We 10 egg yolks 1 tablespoon water The games will be seen on Channel 24 in Hartford. were 15 tickets short of a sell-out Padres hire nice guy Boros 3/4 cup sugar 2 drops vanilla extract (for the men’s final Sunday) and 3/4 cup unsalted, roasted and 3/4 cup unsalted, roasted and Huskies on road at Providence I ’m buying those, so it’s a sell-out,” chopped peanuts chopped peanuts Buchholz p id . To make the ice cream: Bring milk to a boil in a large saucepan. In a large mixing PROVIDENCE — The slumping University of Connecticut Despite Buchholz's optimism, bowl, whip the egg yolks with the sugar until they become pale. Add the peanuts men’s basketball team, losers of five straight, will try to break the tournament must address to repiace volatiie Wiiliams and slowly add the milk, stirring constantly. Pour the mixture back into the sauce­ out of it tonight at 8 when the Huskies oppose Providence College several issues before it can be pan anii reheat slowly, so as not to curdle the mixture, until it coats the back of a in a Big East Conference gam e at the Civic Center. mentioned on equal terms with any By Dennis Georgatos “ I ’m going to be close to my and myself are going to take it The resurgent Friars are tied for fifth place in the nine-team of the Grand Slams — Wimbledon, The Associated Press players,” he said at a Tuesday upon ourselves to get the best that spoon. Cool the mixture, then pour it into an ice cream freezer and churn it until conference with Pittsburgh, each 6-9. Providence is 14-12 overall. the U.S. Open, the French Open night news conference in Yuma, we can out of them.” hard. Makes 6 servings. Connecticut, minus floor general and leading scorer Earl Kelley, and the Australian Open. YUMA, Ariz. — The San Diego where the Padres are in spring Boros, 49, managed the A's to a To prepare the praline: Slowly heat the sugar and water in a deep pot, stirring until is heading in the other direction. The Huskies have fallen into The biggest knock against the Padres cut clean their ties to Dick training. ’T v e always been that 74-88 record in 1983 and was fired all the sugar has melted. Add 2 drops of vanilla extract. When the caramel begins eighth place in the Big East at 3-11, one-half game ahead of Lipton has been its lack of Williams and his often abrasive way. That’s not going to change. by Oakland in May of 1984 after the to darken in color, add the peanuts and mix vigorously until all the nuts are well cellar-dwelling 3-12 Seton Hall. The Huskies are 12-13 overall, continuity. The tournament was ways by hiring the quintessential “ I still think I can do that and A ’s had gotten off to a 20-24 start. coated. Pour the caramel onto a well greased, cold, heat resistant surface such as He joined the Padres a year ago as under .500 for the first time this season. played in different sites in 1985 and nice guy, Steve Boros, as the club’s still have a disciplined marble. Flatten it as much as possible and let cool. When cooled, chop the praline coordinator of minor league The clubs met last Saturday at the Hartford Civic Center with 1986 — and is slated tor a third new manager. atmesphere.” into small pieces. Boros inherits a ciub that fin­ instruction. Providence winning, 74-67. move in 1987. It was played in Boros became the 10th manager To serve: Scoop the ice cream into bowls and sprinkle the praline on the top, as temporary facilities last year and in the 18-year history of the ished in a third-piace tie with “ We are delighted to be able to this year — and will be played in franchise on Tuesday, a day after Houston in the National League promote from within the organiza­ desired. Gooden receives black athlete award temporary facilities next year and, Williams resigned amid rampant West last season after winning the tion,” ciub president Ballard JAYNE’S ADVICE: For a more elegant presentation, serve the ice cream in a league championship in 1984. Smith said in San Diego. stemmed glass with juliennes of orange, lemon or lime peel around the base of NEW YORK — Dwight Gooden, the Cy Young Award winner perhaps, every year until 1990, player dissatisfaction with his managing styie He also must deal with the In other coaching moves, the the glass. for the New York Mets, Tuesday was named winner of the .Buchholz said. Only then is it likely that a $15 A former manager of the Oak­ after-effects of player disenchant­ Padres reinstated Harry Dunlop to Gordon’s Gin Black .Athlete of the Y ear for 1985. million permanent stadium, along land A ’s who joined the Padres ment that marked the final months an assistant coaching position Peanut Butter Mousse The 21-year-old right-hander, who recently signed a $1.3 with ample courts and lockerroom organization a year ago. Boros of Williams tenure and bitter after he was dismissed as builpen million contract with the Mets, will receive another $25,000as the 1/2 cup water 1/2 cup creamy peanut butter facilities, will be constructed at the said restoring piayer-manager front-office infighting that pre­ coach by Williams last December. 1/2 cup sugar Peanut Praline; recipe above outstanding black athlete, along with a hand-sculptured bronze Sandy Alomar was promoted from tournament's new permanent communications marred during ceded Williams’ resignation. 3 egg yolks Unsweetened whipped cream trophy. “As I see my my job, it’s to his minor league post to first-base home, the Weston resort commun­ Williams’ four-year reign would be 1 cup heavy cream Gooden received 237 points in the final balloting by a panel of ity about 30 miles from the Boca his first order of business. motivate these players to get them coach and Jack Krol moved from black broadcasters and sportscasters to beat out Kareem West resort, where it was held this Unlike Williams, who kept aloof to play to their potential,” he said. first to third-base coach to replace Prepare syrup: Combine water and sugar in saucepan. Bring to a boil for 7 minutes. Abdul-Jabbar of the Los Angeles Lakers, with 201 points. year, Buchholz said. from players. Boros said he wouid “ I think perhaps key players didn’t Ozzie Virgil. Virgil, a lon^ime Meanwhile, beat egg yolks in mixer on highest speed until frothy. Slowly pour Weston, a planned community work to develop warm relations have the years last year that they friend of Williams, also resigned syrup onto yolks while beating on medium speed. Continue beating lor 5 to 10 I"’"'-' Hannah has reconstructive surgery under the auspices of the massive with each member of the squad. should have had and my coaches Monday. minutes, until mixture is cool. In clean bowl whip cream to soft peaks. Blend in Arvida-Disney organization, is sit­ peanut butter. Fold peanut butter mixture into yolk mixture. Spoon into six BOSTON — New England Patriots’ All-Pro offensive guard uated in an obscure, currently stemmed dessert glasses. Chill in refrigerator overnight. Serve each with a sprinkle r ' John Hannah underwent reconstructive surgery on both undeveloped location in Fort Laud­ of Peanut Praline (see recipe above) and dollop of whipped cream. Makes 6 servings. Phofos courfesv of fctitfors Jopmir Corisnl shoulders Tuesday,at Massachusetts General Hospital. erdale. Access to the site is Anderson unsure about retirement Hannah, a nine-time Pro Bowl player who just completed his hampered by a network of small 13th N F L season, was operated on by team physician Dr. roads and there are far from Bertram Zarins to repair torn rotator cuffs in his right and left adequate numbers of hotels and CINCINNATI (U PI) - A Bengal a n d we’re going ahead “ We are unlikely to go ahead next year with bot|i Anderson and Chocolate Peanut Caramel Tart shoulders. restaurants. team official says veteran quarter­ accordingly,” Peanut Rum Souffle with Chocolate Sauce Peanut Butter Buchholz said tournament offi­ back Ken Anderson intends to play By “ going ahead accordingly,” Schonert,” Brown said. “ We are 4 egg whites cials and Arvida-Disney, the Flor­ next season, but Anderson is Brown means the team is trying to aware we’ve got a situation th at. 3/4 qup milk Chocolate Truffles 2 unbaked 9-inch deep-dish whole eggs 2 tablespoons sugar Aouita named Owens Award winner ida land development giant, did not non-committal on whether he will resolve the status of backup doesn’t please the parties in­ 3/4 cup creamy peanut butter prepared pie shells egg yolks quarterback Turk Schonert. If the volved." 1/8 teaspoon salt 8 ounces semi-sweet chocolate pieces 2/3 cup heavy whipping cream NEW YO RK — Said Aouitaof Morocco, who last year set world want to move out of Boca West for return for another season or retire. 6 tablespoons butter ounces semi-sweet chocolate, “ His intention is to play,” said Bengals trade Schonert, that 4 egg yolks 2 tablespoons hot water ^ 10 ounces milk chocolate, cut records at 5,000 and 1,500-meters. Tuesday was named the sixth next year, but- pr9mljms with 3/4 cup plus 1/3 cup sugar melted developers at the Boca Raton Mike Brown, assistant general would clear the way for Anderson 1/4 cup packed brown sugar 3 tablespoons rum winner of the Jesse Owens International Amateur Athlete into pieces 3/4 cup ground roasted peanuts Sweetened whipped cream, resort community forced the manager of the Bengals. “ Our to resume the No. 2 position behind 3 tablespoons butter 1/4 cup half and half Award. 1/2 cup creamy peanut butter 2-1/2 cups whipping cream for garnish transfer. understanding is he plaris to play. Boomer Esiason. 3 tablespoons rum 1/2 cup chopped salted cocktail Elected by an international panel of 200 electors. Aouita 1 teaspoon vanilla extract 1 cup sour cream tablespoons crushed NEW 1/2 teaspoon vanilla peanuts dry roasted peanuts finished ahead of his British middle-distance competitor Steve cocoa 2 tablespoons cornstarch Cram and Soviet pole vaulter Serguei Bubka. Butter and sugar a 7" souffle dish (1-1/2 quarts). Place milk, peanut butter and salt in saucepan over medium heat; stir until smooth and just below boiling point. Beat yolks Bake pie shells in 375°F. oven about 15 minutes until golden brown; c

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Cover and microwave can flour let rise in a microwave, (see Spencer Village Craft Club will hold an Easter Fair ’ Microwave gluten, is necessary for making 1 teaspoon salt be used for • Crushed dry onion soup mix ■/< cup butter or margarine, directions (or proofing above) Test Busy lady works March 15 and 16 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Spence and bread crumbs good breads. making most ihelted dough by pressing 2 fingers about 1 Village Community Hall, 58 Pascal Lane nearK-wan- Kitchen • Plain or seasoned bread breads except Rising or proofing is an impor­ 8 to 10 drops yellow food coloring inch into it. If the impressions Plaza crumbs those which re­ Marge Churchill tant part of yeast cell develop­ t'/t to 3 cups all-purpose flour remain, the dough is risen suffi­ Besides crafts, the fair will feature baked 8 ^ ® '® ' quire a very • Wheat germ or wheat flakes hard on desserts tag sale, hot dogs steamed in beer and free coifW_ ment. Use the microwave oven to ciently. Punch down dough and let hard crust. The Raffle tickets at three for a |1 will give chances an an Microwave yeast bread tips; shorten the time needed for rising. Soften dry yeast in water which rest for 5 toTo minutes. exceptions are ungreased pan. Bake 10 minutes. afghan, a bolster, a baby doll and other items.. Dark brown breads are attractive Bread which is to be baked in a feel8 slightly warm (120 degrees Shape and coat dough and let rise By Margaret Hayden popovers, again. This time, cover dough with Herald Reporter Remove from oven to rack to cool. without a topping added. White conventional oven can be proofed F) Cold temperatures retard Reduce oven temperature to 300 doughnuts, waf­ breads, however, should be heav­ in a microwave. growth of yeast cells; too much floured waxed paper when rising. and shut the door. Do not turp the Nursery holds open house fles and pancakes; even these can ily coated with dark crumbs to heat will kill the yeast action. Stir Judge shaped dough by appear­ Beverly Cimino used a chocolate degrees. microwave on once the dough has For filling, beat cream cheese in be {successfully warmed in the form a brown crust. Breads will Baking sets the gluten and dry yeast to help soften and ance only, if shaped bread rises too cheesecake recipe from the March 3 BOLTON — The Bolton Cooperative N u rse^ wijl been placed inside. The hot water, large bowl with electric mixer until microwave oven. If you prefer to microwave most efficiently in a brings out the flavor of the bread. dissolve instantly. In a large bowl, much, gluten strands become Woman’s Day magazine for her daugh­ hold an open house Thursday from 9 ; 30 to 11:30 a.m. , and warm atmosphere will speed smooth. Add sugar, chocolate and bake your yeast breads by conven­ round shape. We recommend that When bread is placed in the oven, a combine remaining ingredients, weak: bread may collapse while ter’s birthday cake Sunday. The school offers a three-day session for 4-year-olds the process of proofing. Breads flour; beat until well blended and fluffy. tional methods, use your micro- you use a ring mold, or if you do not quick-rising period takes place. baking. Unijer-risen dough produ­ Cimino wrote "Happy birthday” in and a two-day session for 3 -year-olds. which have risen in this atmos­ except flour; beat well. Add eggs, and beat. Beat in cream and wave to proof the dough. The time - have one, make one by placing a This rising, called "oven spring” Add flour gradually to form a ces a small, heavy loaf. Return frosting on the sour cream topping amid phere can then be baked by vanilla. Pour into cooled crust. Bake in required for proofing can be cut in greased glass (open end up) in the continues until the heat which kills very stiff dough, beating well after bread to the microwave for this the rows of tiny chocolate chips. ^ conventional methods, or, if you the middle of the oven 60 to 70 minutes half. center of a greased 3 quart yeast action has reached the entire each addition of flour to distribute second proofing. Reheat water “ Boy, Francine. if I didn’t love you, I use the recipes developed for or more until filling is set. Check by Club offers Boston show trip casserole. loaf. ^ Veast and other ingredients evenly before replacing dough in the wouldn’t be doing this," she said, The microwave can produce an microwave bread, can be baked In inserting a knife in the middle. It.should through the dough. microwave. repeating what she told her daughter, COVENTRY — The Coventry Garden Club has the microwave. Yeast is a living organism which Microwave breads are moister come out almost clean. Remove and ideal atmosphere for the proofing Knead on a well-floured surface, To bake: Place a dish or inverted who had suggested the painstaking space for its bus trip to Boston Flower Show on March of bread. Place a 2 quart casserole Microwave breads do not brown. feeds on sugar for growth. It on the surface than conventionally cool for 10 minutes. Carefully run a 10. The price of the bus and show ticket is $17. For folding half the dough over on itself sauces in the microwave (this will recipe. Placing the chips took a long v ; containing 3 cups of water in the For an attractive appearance, produces leavening gas bubbles baked, and do not keep as long. Use help the dough to cook thoroughly time. So did making the crust, she said. knife between sides of pan and crust to reservations, call Jane Behnke, 742-7169. toward you. Push with palms. Turn microwave, using high power, they should be made with naturally which make dough rise and giVes the bread in 2 or 3 days. and completely on the bottom) However, her recipe for an uncooked loosen. Do not remove sides. dough one quarter turn. Repeat bring the water to a boil. Place a colorful incredients, or given one bread its porus structure. The^ Microwave at 50% (nnedium) for 6 "torte, which is also rich and delicious, is Microwaved yeast doughs re­ process rhythmically. Sprinkle For the topping, mix the sour cream rack on top of the bowl. Place the of the toppings suggested here. For most commonly used yeast is the minutes, rotating 'A turn every 3 much easier to make. This takes less quire special fomaulation. The kneading surface with more flour and vanilla in a small bowl until bread in a greased bowl or bread toppings, we recommend dry form. For best results, use it minutes. Increase power to high. than an hour but should be made the day Check blood pressure recipe for white dough below can if dough sticks. As kneading smooth. Spread over cake. Arrange container, turn the bread over to any one of the following: before the expiration date printed Microwave 1 to 2 minutes, or until BOLTON —■ A free blood pressure screening foi;; be • shaped into leaves, rolls or progresses, dough loses its sticki­ before. mini chips in lattice pattern on top. Chill coat, cover with plastic wrap. • Coarse ground oatmeal on the back of the package. tops springs back when touched "Because St. Patrick’s Day will be residents of all ages will be held Thursday from 1 to coffeecakes. ness and becomes smooth and overnight before removing sides of pan. Place the bowl on top of the rack • Snack cracker crumbs Kneading develops a good struc­ lightly in several places. Rotate soon. I cooked com beef,” she said, as satiny. Test for adequate kneading 2:30 p.m. at Bolton Pharmacy, Bolton Notch, which is over the boiling water. • Parmesan cheese, herbs. ture in the bread. It blends dough '/4 turn every minute. Let she served the beef, cabbage and after 5 minutes by holding dough in conducted by the Visiting Nurses and Home Care of stand 5 minutes. Remove bread; potatoes. She sprinkled a little ground Torte , your hand for about 15 seconds; it Manchester. For more information, call 647-1481. Basic rich dough cool on wire rack. Yields 1 loaf of cloves over the meat to bring out its 1 package lady fingers, nniillled should not stick to your hand. Form kneaded dough into a bread. 2 flavor. 2 eggs 1 package active dry yeast m cups confectioners’ sugar College presents comedy Menus Chocolate cheeeecake 1 stick butter 1 can pie filling, blueberry or The Dramatic Arts Club of Manchester Community served in the Manchester public Thursday: Tomato soup, grilled CRUMB CRUST pineapple, or some sliced, fresh CoHege will present "The Real Inspector Hound,” a,- Senior citizen schools the week of March 3 cheese sandwich, french fries, 1 package (8>/i ounces) chocolate strawberries dinner-theater comedy production by Tom Stoppard DOUBLE Tjie following meals will be through 7. chilled peaches. wafers, crushed fine 1 cup chopped nuts at 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday at the Lowe Program Friday: Fruit juice, meat and served at Mayfair Gardens and Monday: Hot dog or chili dog, V< cup'granulaied sugar 1 pint heavy cream, whipped Center. Tickets are $10. For reservations, call the box cheese pizza, tossed salad, fruit Westhill Gardens the week of potato sticks, buttered green 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon Graham cracker crumbs and a office, 647-6043, weekdays from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. March 3 through 7 to Manchester beans, rosy applesauce. gelatin with topping. COUPONS • tablespoons margarine, melted cherry See Stores For Details. 6 Tuesday: Oven-fried chicken, FILLING residents who are 60 or older: 3 packages (8 ounces each) cream Place lady fingers on bottom of spring Monday: Veal scallopini, tomato cranberry sauce, whipped pota­ Andover Elementary Lutz offers many programs toes, corn on the cob, orange cheese at room temperature form pan. Cover pan. Break up some juice, buttered noodles, summer The following lunches will be 1 cup granulated sugar lady fingers to fill all the holes to make a Htrald photo by Pinto The Lutz Children’s Museum is offering several, squash, wheat bread, fresh fruit. smiles. served at Andover Elementary 1 cup (6 ounces) semisweet choco­ crust. programs for children. For more information or Tuesay: Apple juice, lemon Wednesday: Half day for ele­ School the week of March 3 through Look For Our Money Saving Circular mentary; manicotti and meat lates chips melted and cooled Beat eggs, sugar and butter together Beverly Cimino of 29 Cornwall St. holds part of the chocolate registration, call the Lutz at 643-0949. baked chicken, rice, tomatoes, 7: '' 3 tablespoons all-purpose flour and spread over crust. Top with fruit; A six-week, mid-winter class in basketry for okra, peppers, wheat bread, sauce, tossed salad, bread and In The Mail, Ydur Local Newspaper cheesecake her family enjoyed Sunday for the birthday of her butter, peach crisp. 3 large eggs then, nuts and whipped cream. Garnish children from kindergarten to grade 6 will meet gingerbread. Monday: Charbroiled patty, t tablespoons heavy cream with graham cracker crumbs and a daughter, Francine. Ali-io on the table is her torte. Saturdays from 1 to 3 p.m. at the museum, 247 S. Main Wednesday: Pork roast with Thursday: Half day for elemen­ mashed potatotes, corn, chocolate Or At Your Local A&P Store. t teaspoon vanilla extract cherry in the middle. St. The cost will he $12 plus the cost of materials used. - broth, potatoes au gratin, spinach, tary; barbecued pork ribette on a pudding with topping, rolls. roll, potato puffs, buttered cab­ ’TOPPING Refrigerate and serve the next day. water covers meat. Add the other Classes are open to museum members. Menibership.. dinner roll, chilled pears. Tuesday: Grinders, corn chips, 1 large cabbage, sliced bage: vanilla pudding with Va cup sour cream ingredients except the potatoes and costs $10 for an individual and $15 for a family. Thursday: Orange juice, broc­ salad, fruit. 7 or 8 potatoes strawberries. V< teaspoons vanilla cook over high, flame for IS minutes. The continuing Side-by-Side Tuesday class started coli cuts, turkey tetrazzini, rye Wednesday: Combo pizza, green Funk & Wagnalls Hammond ONLY Brisket corned beef Place meat in large pot fillied with Friday: Cheese pizza, tossed >/4 cup semisweet, mini chocolate Reduce to low flame and simmer for this week for children 2‘/4 to 3‘/i from 10 to 11 a.m. at bread, peach shortcake. beans, pears. 4 pound piece of corned beef water that covers meat. Let water come salad, chilled pineapple or pears. r the museum. Children and their parents or other Friday: Pineapple juice, baked Thursday: Pancakes, sausage, chips to a boil. Boil on high flam's for 15 about two and one-quarter hours. Then 091 Heat oven to 400 degrees. Have a 1 tablespoon of sugar adults share ideas, crafts and music. The fee for the fish in newburg sauce, mushroom juice, applesauce. WORLD ATLAS minutes. Then take meat out of pan and add potatoes and cook until they are 8 bay leaves series is $32 for members and $38.50 for non-members. almond rice, broccoli normandy, Friday: Soup, grilled cheese, Over 190 pages of detailed , J 9-inch spring form pan ready. place in dish. Pour water out of pan and tender. Shut off flame and let rest in the RHAM High schools SPECIAL FEATURES: ,N'11,9: For the crust, thoroughly mix crust 1 large onion, sliced The Terrific Tuesdays, for children from kinder­ ice cream cup. chips, salad, peaches. maps including every State clean meat off. Place meat back in broth for a half hour to enhance the The following lunches will be 16-Page United States and VALUE ingredients in small bowl. Press firmly 1 clove garlic flavor. garten to grade 6, meet from 3:45 to 4:45 p.m. at the Canada Recreation and Road Atlas and Canadian Province Ground cloves to taste clean pot and fresh water. M.ake sure served at RHAM junior and senior into bottom and 2 inches up sides of • museum. Participants will learn about the custonas; Meals on Wheels high schools the week of March 3 Coventry elementaries and cultures of various countries. Fees for each J through 7: The following lunches will be session are $3 for members and $5 for non-members. The following meals are to be Monday: Meat patty, mashed served in Coventry elementary THE FARM Supermarket Shopper served to Meals on Wheels clients potatoes with gravy^ buttered schools the week of March 3 the week of March 3 through 7. The peas, homemade roll, through 7: hot noon meal is listed first and the gingerbread. Monday: Junior macs, french College Notes cool evening meal, second. Tuesday: Shells with meatballs Large Pink or Russet F -’ 'Monday: Beef stew with biscuit, and sauce, garden salad, home­ fries, green beans, gelatin. F Couponers have dilemma with receipts green beans, salad, strawberry Tuesday: Soup, meat and cheese made roll, gelatine pop. W hite Baking grinders, vegetable sticks, cookie. Navel Maccarone earns degree whip and chill with cream. Cold Wednesday: French bread question. well as folders for keeping your receipts. No turkey sandwich, fruit cocktail, Wednesday: Complete turkey By Martin Sloane Teresa Maccarone Hanks of Windsor has completed' pizza, green beans, fresh fruit. Oranges Grapefruit Potatoes I am what you would call an avid refunder. I have a :manufacturer’s form is needed for this offer. Just milk. dinner with trimmings. United Feature Syndicate her requirements for a degree in elementary- Thursday: Grinder, chips, ve­ CALIFORNIA JUICY “ FLORIDA IS CITRUS" U.S. NO. 1 large family, and each week I add dozens of box tops send your request and your Excedrin proof of Tuesday: Baked chicken quar­ Thursday: Beef and bacon education from the University of Connecticut. She getable sticks, applesauce. LARGE JUICY HEALTHFUL NUTRITIOUS and labels to my proof-of-purchase collection. I also purchase to: Excedrin Tax Organizer Offer, P.O. Box ter with gravy, cranberry sauce, burger, corn, potato puffs, cake. SWEET SEEDLESS DEAR M ARTIN — Manufacturers’ refund offers graduated magna cum laude. She is the daughter of. Friday: Fish nuggets, french receive many proofs from friends and relatives. I 14134, Baltimore, MD 21268. This offer is limited to one whipped potatoes, carrots, salad, Friday: Pizza, salad, fruit. frequently ask for register tapes, and this is a problem Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Maccarone of 30 Hawthorne St.^ fries, mixed vegetables, home­ for me because I save all my register receipts for must admit that I occasionally do a little "trading” per family and expires May 31, 1986. cake. Tuna salad sandwich, apple, made roll, peanut butter cookie. and this too adds to my proof-of-purchase collection, milk. Coventry High School E E income-tax purposes. In most years, my actual which now fills 26 big cartons. ^'Wednesday: Roast beef, 88 sales-tax expenses have been much more than the The following lunches will be All these proofs of purchase and my never-ending Whipped potatoes, broccoli, salad, Bolton schools Size standard deduction, which makes it well worth it to served at Coventry High School the hunt for refund forms allows me to send for an brownies. Egg salad sandwich, The following lunches will be Full of save all these receipts. Have other readers written to week of March 3 through 7: I Vitamin you about this problem? — MarthaStrouhal, Humble. average of 20 refunds a week. This past year, I have 6pricots, milk. served in the Bolton Elementary- received more than $1000 worth of refunds and free ;.Thursday: Spaghetti and meat Center schools the week of March 3 bag Tczds Monday: Fried chicken, potato, DEAR MAR’THA — Other readers who itemize their products. Do I owe Uncle Sam income taxes on any of s8uce, carrots, green beans, salad, through 7: vegetable, roll, fruit. deductions have written to tell me that this creates a these refunds? — M.H.. Philadelphis. Pa. cake. Chicken salad sandwich, ’Tuesday: Veal patty, buttered THE BUTCHER SHOP fniit and gelatin, milk. . Monday: Fruit juice, Italian dilemma. Should they use the register tapes for their DEAR M.H. — The Internal Revenue Service burger with lettuce and tomato, noodles, vegetable, fruit. Friday: Baked haddock with refunds, or should they keep them for their tax considers a manufacturer’s refund to be a discount, Wednesday: Spaghetti with npwburg sauce, whipped potatoes, potato chips, cake with topping. Bottom records? and these refunds on products you purchase are not Tuesday: Clam rolls, tartar meat sauce, green beans, garlic spinach, salad, tapioca pudding, f IP l taxable. You are just getting some of your money sauce, potato puffs, carrot and bread. QriJn ^ m sandwich, grapes, milk. FadB4M( Round DEAR MARTIN — I save my register tapes for back. celery sticks, peaches. ’Thursday: Taco with meat, income-tax purposes. I have grocery bills of more Wednesday: Salisbury steak, lettuce,^ cheese and tomato, rice, But refunds obtained using box tops and labels you HOT OR SWEET LWKS than $100 each week, and there are always a lot of Manchester schools gravy, mashed potatoes, buttered fruit. Roasts did not pay for is income. Avid refunders who make taxable items on each tape. But I also want to use • The following lunches will be peas, fresh fruit. Friday: Pizza, salad, fruit. BEEF ROUND-BONELESS these receipts for refunds. What I do is to use the top of refunding a "business" should consider getting Perri Italian 1 99 the tape for the manufacturers’ refund offers, and professional advice on how they should treat the Poor “Today’s Special.” The save the bottom with my other income-tax records. matter on their income taxes. Breakfast Links1 The top shows the date, the item and the purchase column isn’t getting any mail! Hobby becomes occupation PORK-SMALL LINKS . price. The bottom shows the total and the sales taxes. SPECIAL INCOME-TAX OFFER: To help readers How can we hunt down your Custom 169■ SoMAs — Phyllis Bickham, Spring, Texas avoid tax headaches for 1986, Bristol-Myers is Cut H Roasts Onty offering a “ 1986 Income Tax Record Organizer ” in. Perri American 1 DEAR READERS — I checked with the Internal favorite recipe for veai piccante 9 9 Ib O rite r Revenue Service, and a spokesperson confirmed that return for one proof of purchase (the Universal Teen cool( runs own bakery Product Code bar-code end flap) from a package cf or chocolate mousse, if we don’t [Sausage Links'^ 1 B lb. _ Phyllis’ technique is acceptable to the IRS. expertise, however, has caused a 1 J Excedrin. The organizer is spiral bound and includes : m INERSVILLE, Pa. (AP) - Shirley, makes the pies he selis, know where you’ve enjoyed the but aside from that help, he’s on his few trying moments for Mrs. DEAR MARTIN — Tax time is here and I have a worksheets for listing various deductible expenses, as Jbff Cleary comes in to work at 5 GREEN PRICE GROCERY SPECIALS dishes? a*.m. every day and spends the next own. Cleary. ik or 13 hours making fresh bread The train station is a small Betty Crocker SuperMoist Cake Mix (any flavor), ahd pastries in the small bakery he building, taken up almost com­ Eight O’clock Minute Maid Clip tile refunds Betty Crocker Creamy Deluxe Frosting (any Drop us a note and tell us rpns. pletely by the bakery’s battery of flavor) and M&Ms Plain or Peanut Chocolate 4 None of this is unusual for a ovens and sinks.'A tiny store out Anne’s Place Orange Candies (12-ounce-bag or larger). Expires March about the most fabulous fish, bilker. Except that Jeff Cleary is front is outfitted with old wood; UNISEX HAIR a T/\NNING SALON Bean Cooking, baking needs and-glass display cases and aii 31, 1986. Qjily 16 years old. Tues.-Fri. 10-9 p.m. Juice NESTLE $1.25 Refund Offer. Send the requireii the most perfect pasta that ancient cash register. There is Coffee Clip out this file and keep it with similar cash-off • A senior who attends Minersville Sal. to 4 p.m. REGULAR. COUNTRY STYLE refund form and two Universal Product Codes nothing high-tech about the shop, CUSTOM GROUND coupons — beverage refund offers with beverage you’ve enjoyed anywhere. /frea High School and who studies OR REDUCED ACID 10-OZ from two packages of any variety of Nestle but then baking is not a high-tech coupons, for example. Start collecting the needed fljod preparation at the South Morsels. Expires March 31, 1986. Write to Today’s Special, Man­ business. proofs of purchase while looking for the required Schuylkill Area Vocational- Haircuts Perms PILLSBURY-MAZOLA $2 Refund Offer. Send Behind the scenes, Jeff and his forms at the supermarket, in newspapers and chester Herald, Box 591, Man­ iSechnical School in Marlin, Jeff , magazines, and when trading with friends. Offers the required refund form and one foil seal from mother have been experimenting lif^cked into the bakery business with the huge coal ovens that came 109 Mazol? Com Oil (24-ounce or larger) and three chester, 06040. may not be available in all areas of the country. while trying to help his sister win a Universal Product Codes from Pillsbury’s Best with the place. Despite some P 5 . f f ^ 2 0 , Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. ip homecoming queen crown. I 12-oz. The following refund offers are worth $10.59. This Flour (any size, any variety). Expires March 31, difficulty in learning how to control 3 * 7 I can week’s offers have a total value of $17.34. 1986. Then we’ll do the rest. We’ll ; "M y sister was running for the heat ("W e use electric at the This offer doesn’t require a refund form: STOVE TOP, DOLE Free Stuffing Offer. contact the chef and ask for the football queen, and we were stuck school,” Jeff explained), the an­ POLANER Garlic Bread Offer, 7 Oaks. P.O. Box Receive a coupon good for a free box of six-serve on how to raise money for her,” he tique ovens have produced some Have A Beautiful SERVICE BAKERY SR-7487, El Paso, TX 79975. Receive a free bread Stove Top Stuffing Mix. Send the required refund recipe, which will be printed in daid. "M y mom asked if I could excellent pies, they said. Available tn Stores with S«lf Sfxvica basket and two 25-cent coupons good toward your form and two Universal Prodcut Codes from any bake bread for them. I was baking Jeff shrugs off the suggestion Tan Now SEAFOOD MARKET Bekery onty TODAY’S SPECIAL. that it is unusual for a high school ^ next purchase of Polaner Garlic. Send one Polaner two 20-ounce Dole Pineapple labels and two bread every day for almost a SPECIAL FRESH Garlic label, along with 50 cents for postage and Universal Product Codes from any size or flavor of i}ionth. And then some people student to run his own business. He was ready for the challenge, he handling. Include your name and address on a Stove Top Stuffing Mix. Expires March 31, 1986. asked if I could make sticky buns, 6 Ssitlont FRESH CUT plain piece of. paper. Expires March 31, 1986 or SWIFT, PILLSBURY Biscuits and Sausage $1 M I was making sticky buns, too." said, because of the training he *24 Pollock Fillet .1 .4 9 Large while supplies last. Refund Offer. Send the required refund form and i Jeff’s baking went over so well, received in the vo-tech’s food .... ------1 FRESH CUT These offers require refund forms: the Universal Product Code symbols from one ^ fact, that his father got the idea preparation program, which cov­ Italian Bread * ers everything from short-order Cod F ille t ,2 .2 9 FRESH 79m GOLD MEDAL, BETTY CROCKER, M&Ms package of Swift Premium Brown ’N Serve roll or bf opening a bakery for him. In Bake for the Fun $2.75 Refund Offer. Send the link sausage (any flavor) and three 10-biscuit-size I N a m e ...... | 6ctober his parents bought out an cooking to washing dishes. But FRESH-1-LB. AVG. SIZE Italian Grinder Rolls 4 *1 required refund form and the Universal Product cans or five five-biscuit-size cans to Pillsbury big Established bakery run by a man in Evan Davis, Jeff’s instructor, Live Lobsters ,4 .9 9 FRESH Code symbols, one from each of these four Country biscuits (any flavor). Expires March 31, I I j)is 80s, in the former Minersville gives his student the credit. UNDER lOCT. SIZE-SHELL ON "J eff’s a hard-working individ­ Hot Cross Buns 6 .. 1.19 products: 5-pound or larger Gold Medal Flour, 1986. I I Train station, and Jeff was on his A d d re s s ...... | Frozen Shrimp lb. 11.99 I way. . ual, and he's got some natural EIGHT INCH talent,” Davis said. "F o r someone FRESH-NEW YORK I I >: That he is able to work all day, Cherrystone Clams I I Every day, is due in part to the his age, I think it’s a tremendous ,,79‘ Freshly Baked i 99 I Phone Number...... I >o-tech school’s "co-op program,” achievement.” FROZEN I I 'flirough which students are able to Before Jeff was able to open the Swordfish Steaks , 3.99 Judge is lenient to fellow judge ’^ork full time in the trade they shop, his family and his friends Apple Pie ,.1 . I I btudy. Every few weeks, Jeff takes spent nearly a month cleaning out ot-ND, Ore. (U PI) — A county evidence that a disabled person because someone else was illegally PRICES EFFECTIVE SUN.. FEB. 23RD THRU SAT.. MAR. 1ST. 1986 jbff his baker’s whites for a co-op the station. Two dump-truck loads judge who admitted he parked was deprived of a parking space.” parked in his reserved space, J . Favorite restaurant d is h ...... - ...... J WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT SALES AND TO CORRECT TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS. Eneeting at the vo-tech school, and of junk were carted out, and to ■TFU..; NOT AVAILABLE TO WHOLESALE OR RETAIL DEALERS. illegally in a zone reserved for the Thalhofer was ticketed Dec. 3 by which he has used for 29 years. I I 'ttis spring he returns to Miners- meet state regulations sinks were handicapped was found innocent Sheriff’s Lt. Ron Devine, who said In the The judge said he forgot he had yllle Area for-the rest of the school installed, the roof patched and the by a fellow justice on grounds of he was returning to the courthouse I Served at ...... | parked in the handicapped space. ♦ear. walls scrubbed and painted. Caldor Shopping Plaza Burr Corners, Manchester when he noticed a car parked in a “ no evidence that a disabled Running a bakery is perhaps a "There was no question I was ‘,A But until then, he works the person was deprived of a parking space reserved for handicapped natural extension for Jeff, who is ftatlqve oad CoSscfMs Shepi HOURS: MONDAY THRU FRIDAY SKW A.M. TO 12:00 P.M.; drivers near the Justice Building parked in the handicapped zone," |routlne of a. proifessional baker, space.” •Inlxlng flour, knetMing bread and says he has always enjoyed WEEKLY AUCTIONS - 646-9243 SATURDAY 8:00 A. M. TO 10:00 P.M.; SUNDAY 9:00 A.M. TO 8:00 P.M. in Bend., Thalhofer said. " I don’t blame Deschutes County District Judge jcutting doughnuts. His mother. cooking. Her son’s new- found Joe Thalofer was told Monday by Thalhoter said he had been in a Deputy Devine for giving me the hurry to hear,a court matter and ticket and I probably deserved the Cut out and mall today to the Manchester Herald, Box 591, Manchester. CT 06040 visiting Marion County Judge 1 A Richard Barber there was "no parked in th^ handicapped zone ticket. MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday ^ >98^ ~ U - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Feb. 26, PEANUTS by ChartM M. Schuli HAOAM THE HOmiBLE by DM Erown* Wedtiesdasi TV T i4E 6MAl-L.E(2 THE 0\i00LB,\ = — THE BETTEP TME WiNE century family leaves Pittburgh to take 6:00PM (S Eyswltnm N«wa [C N N ] Prime News on the challenges of the Wyoming terri­ CE) 6 D DIff rant Strok** [HBO] MOVIE: Torchlight' A couple's tory. Steve Forrest. Jack Elam. Ronny marriage is threatened by the husband's Howard. 1971. r (S) Action Now* addiction to cocaine. 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Lake Placid Olympics bolstered the na­ A close-up look at the nominees, win­ w 1968. tion's enthusiasm and pride. Karl Mal­ ners and presenters of the Grammy den, Andrew Stevens, Jessica Walter. Awards. In Stereo. [USA] USA Cartoon Express 1981. ! 6:30PM C2) (29 Too close for Comfort Family Feud 1 1:40PM [TM C] MOVIE: Turk 182' (3D (CC) A young graffiti artist fights City dD Benson [DIS] Mousterpiece Theater Hall when his brother is denied his pen­ UPl photo (22) (S9 NBC Nightly News sion. Timothy Hutton. Robert Urich, Rob­ ARLO AND JANIS™ by Jimmy Johnson 9:00PM ( T ) Crazy Like a Fox Harry ins­ ' (23) Nightly Business Report ists that a vintage baseball photo of ert Culp. 1984. Rated R. In Stereo. Huey Lewis, left, and the News perform group won an award for best long music d9 ABC News Hank Aaron and himself is phony, and 1 1:50PM [M AX] MOVIE; 'Melody in I'LL BET THE WORK QEME/DEARITIME then becomes the target of a murderer. onstage at the Grammy Awards cerem­ video for its “The Heart and Soul of Rock S D Noticiero SIN Love' A woman takes an erotic vacation VOUDODOWHKrm (60 min.) on an exciting island. Melody O'Bryan, ony Tuesday night in Los Angeles. The and Roll." OFFICE IS REAL ® ) Sanford and Son dD @9 Dynasty (CC) Krystle and Alexis Claudine Bird, Wolf Goldan. 1972. IMTORTAHT/HUH, I [CNN] Showbiz Today engage in a little ‘mud slinging', Jackie Rated R. ■ [DIS] Adventures of Ozzle and Harriet questions Dominique about her father, BLONDIE by Daan Young A Sian Drake DADT and Alexis flies to Australia to bring Ben 1 2:00AM (3D Bamaby Jones ! [ESPN] Inside the PGA Tour back to avenge Blake. (60 min.) (3D Hawaii Five-0 ‘We Are the World’ wins rrc>oesN'T [T M C ] MOVIE: *Wonder W oman'W on­ To Be Announced Star Trek > prr.Bi/ri der Woman leaves her home in Paradise (3D (3D L U J ^ r r Island to undertake a special mission for (22) (29 Blecke's Magic Alex and Leon­ CfD The Untouchables the United States Intelligence Agency ard investigate a murder in which both (29 I Dare You to Become Rich 2 Cathy Lee Crosby. Ricardo Montalban, the body pnd street where the murder IL occurred seem to have disappeared. (60 d D Maude four Grammys at ceremony Andrew Prine. 1974. min.) @9 Charlie's Angels 2 : 7:00PM (3D CBS News I ( jjp Bodas da Odio d D Toda Una Vida By AAichael Collins ’ C$D Three's Company ($7) Planet Earth: The Solar Sea (CC) At [C N N ] Newsnight United Press International (33 ABC News the North Pole, scientists fly through a [E S P N ] ESPN Skiing Magazine (3D (39 4100.000 pyramid super-charged aurora shaped by a vi­ olent solar storm. (60 min.) [U S A ] Edge of Night ^ LOS ANGELES - "We Are the ALLEY OOP <^y Dava Graua d D Jefferson* [CNN] Larry King Live 12:05AM dDT.J. Hooker After an ac­ World," the all-star record that COME ON! LETS TAKE OUT/ ALU r ig h t ! OH! o h ! l o o k s l ik e THEYT?E d 9 Carson's Comedy Classics cident. Stacy contracts amnesia and LET'S GO! GONNA SANG UP ON GUZ ! [DIS] MOVIE: 'Devil and Daniel Webs­ raised millions for starving Afri­ TH E BIS ONE WHILE HE'S ' (29 (53) M-A'S-H ter' A man makes a bargain with the De­ falls into the hands of an escaped mad­ cans, capped 13 months of emo­ ■ rrir, 6 SnU. OCCUPIED WITH man, (60 min.) (22) Wheel of Fortune vil and gets Daniel Webster to defend 6 HESSl! ------tional and commercial success him in a court of hell. James Craig, Ed­ (ID MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour (29) MacNeil-Lehrer Nawahour with four Grammys — including ward Arnold, Walter Huston, 1941. 12:10AM [H B O ] MOVIE: To o Scared 8 9 Nawlywed Game top honors as record of the year. (H ) Planet Earth: The Solar to Scream' Tenants of a swanky apart­ : d D Cristal 9:10PM ON TH E FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook Sea (CC) At the North Pole, scientists fly ment building are being murdered one The charity record was defeated (22) Nightly Business Report through a super-charged aurora shaped by one. Mike Connors. Anne Archer. in the best album category by ^U /l^K(JW IC5 - t ."•'ll."-'—.. h e Ho l p o r d D One Day at a Time by a violent solar storm, (60 min.) 1984. Rated R. veteran rocker Phil Collins, who ------US£ [C N N ] Moneyline 9:30PM dD [E S P N ] college Basket­ 1 2:30AM C3D comedy Tonight also collected two other Grammys CDPI CEfFTElZ. I& [DIS] MOVIE: Th e Little Prince' A ball: Syracuse at St. Johns (29 MOVIE: 'Designing Woman* A fa­ at the 28th annual show Tuesday young prince comes to earth from a tiny (§D Muy Especial: Dyango shion designer and a sportswriter marry night. The British rock group Dire asteroid to find the meaning of life. Bob after a whirlwind courtship. Gregory Ci Fosse. Gene Wilder, Richard Kiley. [HBO] On Location: Buddy Hackett II- Peck, Lauren Bacall, Dolores Gray. Straits picked up two awards. On Stage at Caesar’s Atlantic City 1974. Rated G. 1957, A call to compassion that sold Buddy Hackett shows his true form in millions of records and raised [ESPN] SportsCenter this uncensored special. (60 min.) (O) @9 Lat® Night with David Letterman [U S A ] Wild, Wild World of Animals Tonight's guest is Sir Alec Guiness (60 public consciousness of world THE BORN LOSER =^^by Art Sanaom 10:00PM (3D The Equalizer min.) In Stereo. hunger, "We Are the World" also * 7:30PM (3D p m Magazine (3D News d D Break the Bank won Grammys for best song, pop ^N0IC1DPI|56? AWP ALL THE6E'/EAR'S' PIP 'PU WOOW TWAT (3D M-A*S*H (33 d9 Arthur Haileyis Hotel (CC) A Viet­ d D Dr. Gene Scott group performance and short L'l/E BEEW 601106 TD (3D Wheel of Fortune nam veteran recognizes a Vietnamese |?.H. H E P E WAS. A ( THAT''5> PEALLV \ waiter as the man who once tortured [E S P N ] Ski TV video. (3D Million Dollar Chance of a Lifetime Vjtk I9S6 Kng FsBhjrM SynacAW me Wertfl m—nrod SCHOLAK*? VjAAPPes$IVE|^^ rlUB AUKXSWBK^ him during the war. a macho teacher tor­ [U S A ] That Girl "it really doesn't surprise me," d D Independent News ments a sensitive youth while on a Ken Kragen, who heads the USA \] THE B e ^ routed! 1:00AM (3D Get Smart d 9 Beat of Saturday Night school tour, and a jack-of-all-trades tries For Africa organization behind to land a job at the St. Gregory, (60 min.) (33 Headline Chasers (29 (59 Barney Miller "We Are The World" and other MR. M EN" AND LITTLE MISS” by Hargreavea A Sellera dD Independent News (3D Joe Franklin Show (22) Jeopardy fund-raising projects, said after d9 Mission: Impossible (3D Comedy Break OMSrttiMB by MCA.M . p o -YOU YEG--THEY1RE (29 New Newlywed Game the show. "I always thought it was PRiS>BABLY F 29 Trapper John, M.D. (3D CNN Headline News t h in k d9 Benson the record of the year, the song of rir MEANS St. Elsewhere Axelrod and Fis- [C N N ] Crossfire a n y t h i n g , PEOECTICN ffUlPS \ Wild World of Animals (22) @9 the year and definitely the group of (22) cus attend a medical convention in Cali­ [E S P N ] Tennis Magazine fAYSS B ^ ^ S Y P d D Archie Bunker's Place the year." UPl photo fornia, an exasperated Mrs. Craig dumps [U S A ] Dick Cavett (R) m s BEEM TEN [C N N ] Crossfire baby Barbara in Craig's lap, and a pro Lionel Richie and Michael Jack- WHtPlJE CMdlE s i n c e football player shares a room with an 1:05 AM 3D MOVIE: 'Night Moves' Pri­ Benny Goodman expresses thanks after receiving F [E S P N ] College Baaketball: Louisville at son accepted the "We Are the F idol-worshipping young boy. (60 min.) vate investigator Harry Moseby is hired I SENT MY B«?K.>K>W South Carolina World" songwriting award and "Lifetime Achievement Award" at the Grammys. T» 3E A FAILURE' ® Brown Sugar (CC) The period from by a former actress to find her daughter. FRANK AND ERNEST ?t»y Bob Thavaa [U S A ] Radio 1990 Gene Hackman, Melanie Griffith, Susan Richie told the audience, after a To THE PUBU^HER the '60s to the present is examined standing ovation from the glitter­ [* 8:00PM ® Mary (CC) through a look at the careers of Diahann Clark. 1975. Grammy for "Nightshift” and Carroll, Aretha Franklin. Cicely Tyson, ing audience at the Shrine Audito­ off stage in,tears. ’ ( B PM Magazina 1:25AM [M AX] MOVIE: 'Tomboy' A Ronnie Milsap was named best I L I K E I T and others. (60 min.) sexy female auto mechanic learns the fi­ rium. "The most important thing Tina Turner, a major winner last * , ( B ® MacQyver (CC) MacGyvar, country male vocalist for "Lost in (§D Black Sheep Squadron ner points about being a woman after was that when we called, you year, was named best rock female REINCARNATION * forced to make a landing In Afghanistan, meeting a famous race-car driver. Betsy the Fifties Tonight,” o k a y . B u r M Y m a .^t f p I befriends a young Afghan boy. (60 min.) [CNN] Evening News responded." vocalist for her "One of the Russell. 1964. Living” single. Don Henley, a “ Highwayman” and “ Freeway g (3D News [MAX] MOVIE: 'Heaven Help Us' Mis­ Collins, who also won Grammys SOCIETY fcEEf^ TELUN6 M E Tb chief prevails at a Catholic boys high [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Blood Simple' A jealous previous winner as a drummer and of Love' ’ were named best country E * dD MOVIE: 'Vampire' A handsome and husband hires a seedy private eye to as best pop male vocalist and E '- mysterious millionaire whose powers school during the 1960's. Donald Suth­ shared producer of the year honors singer with the Eagles, won on his and R&B songs. erland. Andrew McCarthy, John Heard murder his estranged wife and her lover. Pwaxles Astrograph POLL ovfp ANP piAY make him irresistible to women is the M. Emmet Walsh, Dan Hedaya, John own as best rock male vocalist for 1984. Rated R. • with Hugh Radgham for his "No Huey Lewis and the News won \ target of a frenzied hunt. Jason Miller, Getz. 1984. Rated R. Jacket Required" album, told the "The Boys of Summer." t Richard Lynch. 1979. [TM C] MOVIE: Best Defense' (CC) A for best long music video for “ The L I p F I ’ V E g e c O M E l Love Lucy Whitney Houston was named ; (3® McCloud: The Gang That Stole Man- hapless engineer's plans for a new tank 1:30AM (3D audience, "I think my mom would Heart and Soul of Rock and Roll.' 6 Heathen deity , Answer to Previous Punie gyro are failing as miserably as his mar­ best pop female vocalist for her hit ACROSS * hattan 3D News have been proud of me tonight,” 7 Irish sea god SOtAEOt^E ELSE. riage, and overseas two years later, a single, "Saving All My Love for I (29 College Basketball: Connecticut at tank commander endures the results. (5D Independent News Dire Straits won Grammys for In classical competition, the 1 Um s shovel 8 Lending boat qibur . c^miFtmA... T h a n e s 2 -2 (, * Providence Dudley Moore, Eddie Murphy. 1984. [C N N ] Newsnight Update best rock group performance for You." The award was presented by Atlanta Symphony Orchestra won 5 Pickling spice 9 Puerto_____ < 1 3 i r t h d a y (22) (59 Highway to Heaven Jonathan Rated R. [ESPN] NBA Today the single "Money for Nothing” her cousin, singer Dionne four awards, and Sir Georg Solti, 9 Greek letter 10 Hastens gives Mark special power for one day to Warwick. [USA] Check It OutI 1:55AM [H B O ] MOVIE: Beils' A man and best engineered recording for conductor of the Chicago Sym­ 12 Defeet soundly 11 French river WINTHROP ®by Dick Cavalli g undo past behavior when Mark is con- Rosanne Cash, Johnny’s daugh­ F «b . 27, 1986 * vinced his own actions caused the death 10:20PM d D Dr. Malone becomes intrigued by a series of deaths, the album "Brothers in Arms." phony, won one more to increase 13 Bevereges 17 Fateful time for ter, was named best country * of a little girl. (80 min.) all of which occur at a telephone. Ri- . Mark Knopfler, the poup's lead his all-time Grammy record total 14 3. Roman Caesar 10:30PM (5D News chard Chamberlain. John Houseman. female vocalist for "1 Don’t Know A loving and loyal friend will be of great Survival Special: King Penguin: singer and guitarist, shared to 24. 15 Door column (29 (2D Dick Van Dyke Sara Botsford 1980. Rated R. 19 Ditty help to you in the year ahead in improv­ Stranded Beyond the Falklands The another award with Chet Atkins for Why Ydh Don't Want Me," a song 16 Whirlpools 22 Plant ing your financial position. He will look ! breeding season and courtship behav­ (5D Loco Amor 2:00 AM (ID MOVIE: 'Odds Against To­ "Cosmic Square Dance” as best she wrote two years ago after she "West Side Story" beat out 18 Spiced ale disease out for your interest without having to be iors of the king penguin are seen on the [DIS] Disney Channel Preview morrow' An ex-policeman, a bitter ex­ was nominated for a Grammy but Roger Miller’s Tony Award­ eubentarctic island of South Georgia. convict and an entertainer band to­ country instrumental. 20 Medicinal unit 23 Cereal grain asked [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Aviator' A mail The Grammys, voted by did not win. "1 started writing it as winning "Big River” for the best 21 Perch (70 min.) gether to rob a bank. Harry Belafonte, 24 Campus area PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Bravado plane pilot and his teenage passenger Robert Ryan, Shelley Winters. 1959. members of the National Academy a little exercise in self-pity and now Broadway cast-show album. The 22 Fish eggs and brawn are not the tools required to (29 MOVIE: 'Killer Elite' An assassin-for- crashland in a mountain wilderness. best movie soundtrack honor went 25 Capable of (2 hlre is double-crossed by his former of Recording Arts & Sciences, are I’ve won a Grammy for it.” she 24 Strange achieve success today. But you will Christopher Reeve, Rosanna Arquette, . QD Start of Something Big wds.) partner and the entire Intelligence un­ Jack Warden. 1985. Rated PG. the music world's equivalent of the said. to "Beverly Hills Cop." 27 Subdues scale the heights by using your Ingenuity derworld. James Caan. Robert Duvall, (3D MOVIE: 'Farewell, My Lovely' A pri­ 26 Pertaining to [USA] He and She movies’ Oscars and television's Silky-voiced Sade was named 31 Atop and resourcefulness. Know where to Arthur Hill. 1975. vate eye hunts for an ex-convict's lost Composer Jan Hammer was a dawn look tor romance and you'll find it. The girlfriend, uncovering more than he ex­ Emmys. best new artist over a field 3 2 Fine powder (3D Juana Iris 11:00PM dD Eyewitness News double winner for his "Miami Vice 27 Tobacco chew Astro-Graph Matchmaker set instantly pected. Robert Mitchum, Sylvia Miles, One of the evening s emotional including John Lennon's son, 33 Egg (comb, (22) An Evening of Championship Skat­ (3D Taxi John Ireland. 1975. Theme,” for best pop instrumental 2B Israeli round reveals which signs are romantically highlights came in the pre-telecast Julian. form) 38 Irish 45 Mess ing (33 (59 ^ News [E S P N ] Mazda SportaLook performance and instrumental dance 46 Hindu deity perfect for you. Mail $2 to Matchmaker, ceremonies when big-band leader Aretha Franklin was named best 34 Negrito of islands ®D MOVIE: 'Blue Hawaii' A soldier, re­ (53) Comody Classics [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Cry of the Innocent" Af­ composition. Trumpeter Wynton 29 Sinister c/o this newspaper. Box 1846, Cincin­ rhyt.'im and blues female vocalist Philippines 39 French article 47 Squeezes out turning to his Hawaiian home, takes a ter his wife and children are killed in an Nelson Riddle, who died in Oc­ nati, OH 45201. Be sure to state your zo­ (ID Odd Couple Marsalis won two jazz instrumen­ 35 Outfit 30 Drinks 41 Oxidates 48 Hissing sound job with a tourist agency. Elvis Presley. unusual accident, an insurance execu­ tober, was announced as a winner for "Freeway of Love." the diac sign, BUGS BUNNY ®by Warner Broa. (29 Benny Hill Show talist Grammys. 32 Song for two 42 Pairs 50 Mrs., in Madrid Angela Lansbury, Joan Blackman. tive joins a reporter to solve the tragic for his arrangement of Linda Commodores won the R&B group 36 Trickle ARIES (March 21-April 19) It behooves 35 Female saint 43 Roman highway (ebbr.) 1662. (22) NewsCenter riddle. 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18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday Feb. 26, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Feb. 26. 1986— 19_ Advice Day-care e: Corps colonel hits -■ '..r-.yjru river channel plan D.A. questions the value of therapy proposal WASHINGTON (U PI) - The top communities of Revere, Lynn, Malden and Saugus and improving DEAR ABBY: This is for "Mol- U.S. Army Corps of Engineers DEAR crimes, probably the most under­ navigation in the New Haven, lie B.” and all the other people who criticized official for New England says ABBY: This reported is that of sexually abusing insist that smokers have rights: studies show the government Conn., harbor. concerns the a child in the family. I have My father was a chain smoker; should not cut a navigation channel Rhen also gave these progress letter from the consistently urged children to tell reports on various New England he diefl from emphysema. My Harris favors in the Connecticut River from w om an who sortieone they trust — a teacher, a mother never smoked; she died of Hartford to Holyoke, Mass. projects: wrote to say Dear Abby neighbor, another member of their • Work will be completed this . lung cancer — probably from current system Col. Thomas Rhen, engineer for that her brother family, or the police. month on the $12 million hurricane breathing the smoke that polluted the New England Division, said a might be sexu­ Abigail Van Buren protection project protecting a the air in our home, our car and new economic analysis found the ally molesting DEAR ABBY: This is my firs t. everywhere else my father went ■? ■ » By John Gustavsen proposed 12-foot-deep channel, ac­ significant portion of downtown his stepdaugh­ letter to you, but I need to know because he was never without his The Associated Press companied by dams and locks in New London, Conn, ter As district what you and your readers think of cigarettes, and Mom was always two places, would not increase • The corps has nearly finished attorney, in the the enclosed request printed at the at his side. In all fairness, the HARTFORD — A legislative economic activity enough to justify a flood control project for the past seven ye­ bottom of a wedding invitation we committee is headed in the wrong Belmont Park section of Warwick, grams that provide treatment results of smoking were not known its cost. ars I have personlly interviewed received: direction with a bill providing fora "Our review analyzed the cur­ R.I. All 60 homes to be removed without incarceration for incest "In lieu of material gifts, we then as they are today. 140 men who have sexually mol­ voucher payment system for day rent and projected market need for from this chronically flood-prone offenders and their families where request that your well wishes be When you can smoke and keep ested children in their family. care in Connecticut, the commis­ navigation improvements and up­ area along the Pawtuxet River While longterm intensive therapy evaluation indicates that treat­ expressed in money for a memora­ all the smoke inside yourself and not blow it into the air that I must sioner of human resources says. dated the commercial benefit have been acquired, may be successful in treating some ment will be successful. Specifi­ ble honeymoon.” V • Design work is nearly com­ "Developing a totally new sys­ estimates and construction costs of cally excluded from these pro­ By the way, the couple married breathe, then you have the right to offenders, voluntary or self­ tem when an existing system can the project elements," Rhen told a pleted for the coastal flood protec­ grams, however, are pedophiles — last June and never did go qn a smoke, but you don’t have the right UPI photo referrals are almost never suc­ be modified will dramatically House appropriations subcommit­ tion project at Point of Pines in cessful If the offender had the individuals with a specific sexual honeymoon. to decide that I must breathe in / increase administrative dollars in tee on energy and water develop­ Revere, Mass. preference for children. Most SEEN EVERYTHING IN NEW your smoke. self-control and initiative to stay a time of diminishing service to back their push for an investigation. • A $1.7 million contract has experts agree that there is no YORK AUDREY IN BOOTHWYN, PA. William J. O’Dwyer Tuesday holds up a ment at a hearing Tuesday on the involved in long-term treatment dollars and increased service been awarded for a project in known successful treatment for reproduction of a 1901 Bridgeport The two suppprt claims that Gustav corps’ 1987 budget. necessary for rehabilitation, he needs,” Commissioner James G. "W e have concluded that navi­ Keene, N.H. The project will these individuals, and they should DEAR SEEN: Requesting mo­ DEAR AUDREY: Never has Whitehead was the first man to fly an would rhost likely not have mol­ Harris Jr. said Tuesday at a public newspaper story about what may have increase the channel capacity of be incarcerated. ney — unles specifically asked this country been so fired up about gation as a project purpose is not ested the child in the first place. hearing on day-care legislation. been man's first flight as he and Angelo airplane. A model of the plane is in the Beaver Brook and modify parts of DENNIS W. MOORE, what the couple "needs” — shows smoking. Now smoking is forbid­ economically justified, and addi­ 'Ph^um an Services Committee foreground. Three Mile Swamp to enhance its I would urge you to tell your DISTRICT ATTORNEY, very poor taste. You did not den in the waiting rooms of Cartabiano ask lawmakers in Hartford tional investigation is not war­ bill would require the Department ability to temporarily store flood readers who suspect that a child is JOHNSON COUNTY indicate how you expressed your doctor's offices — just the place a ranted at this time.” of Human Resources to contract waters during high water periods. being molested to immediately COURTHOUSE. OLATHE, “ well wishes.” but it was good of heavy smoker needs to smoke the Similarly, Rhen said proposals 2 most. And also the place non- with a voucher management to build containment facilities for Rhen said other studies recom­ contact their local child protective KAN, you to contribute to my "seen smokers are least able to tolerate agency to oversee a new, six-step the disposal of dredged material in mended the construction of an 2 unit or the police department. everything” collection. This one's process for payment of day-care Long Island Sound were neither $850,000 flood protection project Some jurisdictions have pro­ DEAR MR. MOORE; Of all the a beaut. it Flight claim draws fire services. economically or environmentally for the Rippowam River in Stam­ It would also initiate sliding- justified. ford, Conn., and flood-proofing scale fees based on income and In addition, he noted, "W e have measures along the Winnipesau- family size, two-tier licensing for Wright devotees say their man was first found that such facilities lack kee R iv e r in central New Specialist may ease tissue irritation family day-care homes caring for public support for Hampshire. from one to three children, and a implementation.” tis may reflect an allergy to the DEAR READER: Afterall these Herald photo by Bashaw 26-town, three-year pilot program K IL L DEVIL HILLS, N.C. (AP) where its chief backer. Sen. pop up all the time.” Rhen said 300 sites were re­ 6 D E A R DR. 'Testimony at a public hearing in 6 drug: on the other hand, you may years, you probably know more of private, school-based "latch­ — The head of the First Flight George Gunther, R-Stratford, will viewed tor the possible disposal of »GOTT: After Hartford, Conn., included a dem­ Lotto win have developed a duodenal ulcer about ingrown toenails than most MR. AND MRS. DONALD K. WILSON . key” day-care centers. Society says a 1903 flight by Orville introduce it. more than 60 million cubic yards of two and a half onstration of a working model of that has penetrated to the pan­ doctors. Trim and soak it until that Currently, the department uses Wright was witnessed and photo­ The son of a photographer who dredged material. years of testing ... married 54 years Whitehead’s plane by members of creas, which lies right next to the method stops being effective, then a two-ste^'jtrocess for paying for graphed "by reputable citizens,” recorded Wright’s first flight said As for new construction projects, following a se­ the Connecticut Aeronautical His­ leaves man lower stomach and duodenum. The have it removed again. I’ve been day care f6r eligible recipients. and his group will refute any efforts to disprove the flight were Rhen requested $4.7 million to vere car acci­ torical Association, who also plan Dr. Gott pain of ulcer can mimic that of impressed by how knowledgeable After the department has deter­ claims that it wasn’t the first "phony.” continue construction of a break­ dent. I was di­ to fly a full-scale replica by the end pancreatic inflammation. podiatrists are about ingrown mined whether a person is eligible powered flight. "Anybody who would wait until water and anchorage for the agnosed as Wilsons celebrate 54th of the summzer. William O’Dwyer, Peter Gott, M.D. nails. Perhaps a podiatrist in your for child day-care co-payment, a 1986 to claim something that commercial fishing fleet at Jones- ‘in shock’ having fibrosi- Society President Vic Powell an author and historian who has community might be able to help check is issued to the provider happened that long ago has got to port, Maine. tis. Can you DEAR DR. GOTT: I am male. three years ago. They have a son, said Tuesday that his organization researched Whitehead for 22 ye­ you take care of the problem Mr. and Mrs. Donald K. Wilson directly, or to the recipient who He also asked for $3 million to give me any 74. and have had problems with was prepar^ “ to testify anytime have marbles loose,” said Archie FARMINGTON (UPI) - A without surgery. celebrated their 54th wedding Donald K. Wilson Jr., of Glaston­ then pays the provider. ars, testified that newspaper clip­ sources of infor­ ingrown toenails since childhood. I and anyplace to refute all claims Daniels, 84, of Eden. His father, begin construction of the $19 28-year-oid Bridgeport man is the anniversary Feb. 18 at Manchester bury. He is senior vice president of The bill would have a voucher- pings and other documents prove mation on this am able to manage all but the big against the Wright brothers’ flight John T. Daniels, took the photo­ million project for Portsmouth, winner in a $350 a week for life Manor, where they live, with a Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection management agency determine the German immigrant achieved condition? I ’ve joined .the Ameri­ DEAR DR. GOTT: Is there any toes, I have been hospitalized twice Send your questions to Dr, Gott of 1903.” graph of Wright’s ascent on Dec. N.H., harbor and nearby Piscata- drawing held in celebration of the wine and cheese party. The party and Insurance Co. eligibility and send a voucher to the world’s first free, controlled can Chronic Pain Association, but evidence that high doses of aspirin with blood poisoning. Three years in care of he Manchester Herald at 17, 1903, qua River, which forms part of the state's 350th anniversary this year, featured music and other the client, who would give the A Connecticut legislative com­ and sustained powered flight of a their reports seem confusing and can affect the pancreas? I was ago I had the right big toenail cut P.O Box 91428, Cleveland, OH boundary between Maine and New Luis F. Oliveri said he was in entertainment. Wilson Sr. was employed by voucher to the day-care center, mittee approved a bill Monday to Daniels’ sister, Mellie Pearce, heavier-than-air plane in Bridge­ contradictory to me. hospitalized several times with off The doctor ’’guaranteed’ it 44101. Due to volume of mail, Hampshire. The project will widen shock Tuesday after his number They were married in Albany, Niagara Mohawk Power Corp., which would return the voucher to petition the Smithsonian Institu­ 80, of Manteo, said she has the port on Aug. 14, 1901. pancreatitis after taking eight wouldn't grow back. Well, guess individual questions cannot be the 35-foot channel in three loca­ was drawn for the lifetime prize N.Y., and lived in Albany, Syra­ retiring as system director of the agency. The agency would then tion for hearings on claims that original photograph that was used The Wright brothers are offi­ ------^.-DESR^EABER: Fibrositisisa aspirin a day for three and a half what? Should I have it taken off answered, (juestions of general tions and remove navigational from among 10 finalists in a cuse. N.Y., and Highland Beach, transportation. He was employed forward the voucher to the depart­ aviation pioneer Gustav White- to substantiate the flight On North cially credited with achieving the chronic tissue irritation that is days because of neck pain. again, or just continue to trim and interest will be answered in future safetey hazards. drawing at the Farmington Valley Fla. They mpvpH to Manchester by the firm for more than 40 years. ment for issuance of a check head beat the Wright brothers into Carolina’s coast. world’s first successful powered, often baffling. Some medicines soak it? columns. Rhen said the corps planned to Mall in Farmington. paying the provider for services. the air.The Government Adminis­ “ Why don’t they leave the controlled and sustained free flight (like cortisone) may help it: start a shore protection project tor Oliveri was surrounded by fam­ “ This is not the way to go,” tration and Elections Committee Wrights alone?” Mrs. Pearce said. at Kitty Hawk, N.C., on Dec. 17, physiotherapy can relieve many of DEAR READER: Aspirin does Revere Beach, the nation’s oldest ily members who included his Harris said in his testimony. ” We sent the bill to the state Senate " I can’t imagine why these things 1903. the symptoms. A pain clinic that not commonly affect the pancreas, public beach and an important father, sister and a cousin. an organ of digestion and insulin believe that a more efficient recreation area only six miles specializes in biofeedback and He said he wouid help his family production. Aspirin ran retard approach is to make management from downtown Boston. The pro­ hypnosis can be of value. You may with his newly won fortune and clotting, cause ulcers (because it improvements in the current ... ject involves the placement of be aided by seeing a physiatrist (a planned to save most of the physician who specializes in reha­ breaks the stomach’s mucus bar­ program.” O’Neill wins on road trade sandfill to protect seawalls that Written testimony from House winnings. bilitation medicine); most large rier) , trigger asthma and result in are being undermined by wave Speaker R.E. 'Van Norstrand. Oliveri was in San Francisco F F action. hypersensitivity (allergic) reac­ teaching institutions have physia- when he learned his instant Double trists on staff. tions. Your post-aspirin pancreati­ The Herald Is R-Darien, supported the voucher And he said the corps planned to system as a means of helping Governors vote 17-15 against transfer continue studies on solving flood­ Celebration ticket had been se­ recipients of Aid to Families with ing problems for the Masschusetts lected to be a finalist. Dependent Children "and the Bv Daniel Beegon "Prior to that, the town built to working poor gain greater access The Associated Press the town line and the state built to Lumps in batter to day care so they can secure and the state line. I think we are past (insert logo here) retain jobs.” WASHINGTON - Connecticut that, there has to be an overall The Quiz THE QUIZ IS PART OF THIS NEWSPAPER’S Your Voice In Manchester NEWSPAPER IN EDUCATION PROGRAM But Mary Carr, lobbyist for the Gov. William A. O’Neill says that policy,” O’Neill said. E Department of Income Mainte­ even though the National Gover­ O’Neill said the plan also could E improve pancakes nance, testified that the state nors’ Association agreed with him jeopardize financing for mass worMscope (10 points for tsch qiMstlon sntwsrsd corractly) currently provides only $30 per and rejected a call for transferring transit, such as commuter rail, week for a first child and $15 a highway programs from the fed­ subways and buses, because a DEAR * week for a second child’s day care. eral government to the states, the penny of the federal gasoline tax PO LLY: Why If you live in Manchester then the She said that level is far too little now is earmarked for that purpose. do pancake re- idea may not be dead. to prevent mothers in job training The nation’s governors voted The Connecticut Democrat said cipc.s say that a Herald’s the newspaper for you programs from dropping out of 17-15 Tuesday at the closing he also was worried that not all f e lumps because we’re the only one that’s fde* Pointers those programs. The average cost session of their winter meeting state legislatures would approve should be left in 1 geared expressly to the needs of of day care is at least $40 a week against recommending to Con­ the full 9 cents, and in an interview the batter? per child in Connecticut, or $2,000 a later said he was concerned that Won't that Polly Fisher this community. gress that it allow ..the 9-cent-a- 1 year. gallon federal gasoline tax to die even Connecticut’s state lawmak­ create rau’ Ms. Carr and Harris both critic­ ers might look with disfavor on pockets of flour and leave it to the states to raise ^ 4 ized the bill’s two-tier licensing and spend the money nefeded for that big a state tax boost. in the finished 1 For instance, if you pay taxes in because they said it would erode Orr acknowledged that states pancakes? — most highway projects. Manchester then your have a right to the quality of service. O’Neill said he also would not be get a large amount of money from SUSAN know how tax money is being spent. Harris said most parents would surprised to see the concept the federal Highway Trust Fund. select a licensed family day-care But, he said, “ With those monies DEAR SUSAN: The ideal pan­ resurface, possibily as early as the called for in the recipe into a large Only the Herald can provide you. with home over one that was not comes a lot of baggage.” cake is a light and tender creation governors’ summer meeting in roasting pan. I then place all the required to be licensed but merely GOV WILLIAM O’NEILL Orr said he has counted 13 ways Overheating the batter will de­ the depth of information you need to August. rest of the ingredients that need to registered with his department. . . . idea isn't dead states could lose highway money, velop the gluten in the flour, And Tennessee Gov. Lamar 1 Several stales have banned the sale of Tylenol pills after recent be precooked into this pan and make valued and reasonable dicisions Licensed facilities are inspected most of them unconnected to road making the pancake tough. There­ Alexander, the association’s chair­ (indings thowed some of the pllli contained cyanide. The makers bake it in a 350-degree oven for by department staff and staff are except completion of the interstate building, such as failure to enforce fore, most recipes instruct that a regarding key local issues that may man, said at a news conference of Tylenol recently announced that they would discontinue about 30 minutes. The mixture is required to have medical examai- system and work on major the 55-mile-per-hour speed limit. few lumps can remain in the after the vote he had supported the production of the (CHOOSE ONE: tablet, capsule) form of the perfectly cooked with no mess. I affect your life today or in the future. nations as well as background bridges. Under the plan, the With reauthorization of the gaso­ hatter idea, proposed by Indiana Gov. just add the seasoning and bread checks to protect against child federal government would con­ line tax is before Congress this drug. The hatter should be mixed only Can you afford not to stay informed? Robert Orr. cubes to this same pan, toss and tinue to collect taxes on diesel fuel year, Orr said it would be an until the dry ingredients are abuse. ” I don’t think you’ve heard the stuff the turkey or chicken. — Registered facilities would not and tires but not on gasoline. appropriate time for the governors I 2 The commission investigating Matchwords thoroughly moistened. Any lumps last of it,” he said. MRS T.W.L. be as tightly regulated. The proposal generated the only to propose a change. the space shuttie disaster recentiy (2 points for oach corroct match) will dissolve when the pancake is We also think it’s our responsibility to The defeat of the plan over­ turned an 8-4 recommendation by extensive debate over recommen­ But Illinois Gov. Jim Thompson, suggested that the decision to 1- defecl a-force cooked Treat the pancake batter DEAR MRS. T.W.L.: This cer- listen to what residents in Manchester Voting outdoors the governor’s Transportation dations at the NGA’s closing a fellow Republican and chief (CHOOSE ONE: iaunch, buiid) gently and it will reward you with' tainiy is an easy way to prepare Committee, chaired by Orr. session. executive of a state neighboring the shuttle Challenger may have 2- restgn b-reconclla meltingly tender pancakes. — stuffing Just be sure to keep an have to say. We want to hear your In the Swiss village of Stans, O’Neill, the transportation panel’s "There is a place for the federal Orr’s, joined O'Neill in opposing been flawed. POl.LY eye on it so the vegetables don't citizens of the tiny canton of views on the news — what you think is governinent,” O’Neill said, adding the plan. 3>accommodate c-desert burn and also thoroughly rook the Nidwalden elect their officials and vice chairman, led the fight 3 Repealing his ciaim that new that transportation is an area “ The proposal is too radical and DEAR POLLY; Everytime I sausage. Your helpful Pointers important, what should go into the vote on proposals by a show of against it. taxes will be needed to reduce The transfer would have applied where federal intervention has comes at Uie wrong time for the d-quit make stuffing for a turkey or earn you the Pointer of the Week paper and what shouldn’t. We’re hands while standing outdoors, the deficit. House Speaker 4-quell to all major highway programs helped. real world,” Thompson said. chicken. I dread facing the dirty award a copy of my book "Polly’s sometimes in falling snow. Thomas"Tip” O ’Neill called on especially interested in hearing any 5-coerce e-cru*h frying pans, spills on the gas Pointers: 1081 Helpful Hints for (CHOOSE ONE: Congress, the range, etc , that occur when Making Everything Last Longer.” comments you may have about the President) to ‘lead the way.” peopiewatch/sportlight sauteing the. celery, onions and Others who would like this book service you get from the Herald. We Yale researchers may sausage meat for the stuffing. can order it for $6.50. Make check I 4 Chief Justice Warren Burger re­ (5 points for aach corract answar) I think I've finally solved the cently chided the American Bar payable to PO LLY’S POINTERS guarantee prompt delivery and 1 Chyrsler chairman..?.. was recenly fired problem After I dice my celery FRESH FISH AsscKiation lor (CHOOSE ONE: and send to PO LLY’S POINTERS. courteous, efficient service on all from his position on the commission to and onions, I lake the sausage out Box 1216, Dept. 55. Cincinnati, OH have found AIDS key supporting, opposing) the crea­ restore the Statue ol liberty. of the easing. I put margarine 45201. — POLLY billing matters. If you’re not satisfied, SUPPLIED tion of an intermediate appeals we want to know about it. NEW HAVEN (U PI) - A protein where they attach to the white court to relieve an overburdened 2 Britain's Prince Charles recently vblled (CHOOSE ONE: California, Texas) to which blood cells naturally use to blood cells. DAILY! Supreme Court. help celebrate its 1 SOIh birthday. Britain fight off cancer may hold the key to S Mario Soares recently became Thoughts Both the antibody which could I had once been one of the first countries We think this makes us a better finding a cure for the deadly block the lymphotoxins and the Portugal's first (CHOOSE ONE: COUPON to recognize this' stale as an inde newspaper and one this community aspects of the AIDS virus, a Yale receptor spot on the white blood miiitary, civilian) head ol stale in University professor says. pendent nation. In Luke 4:1-12 we see Jesus Gentile rule of Rome I’m sure a cells are known to researchers. 60 years. can be proud of. Please watch for our Nancy H. Ruddle, an associate fasting in the desert as he contem­ part of Jesus wished to free them Ruddle said. However, the antib­ 3 Patti Davis, daughter olhas said it professor of epidemiology at the plates his role of Messiah. Satan and rule over them in righteous­ reader surveys that will soon be ody has not yet been tested on was cathartic to write “Home Eronl," Yale School of Medicine, said arrives on the scene and offers ness and truth. Yet he also rejected animals, while the receptor spot on an autobiographical novel that de­ appearing in our paper and fill them Tuesday that the protein, called SAVE 10% three tempting propositions. this offer to be a Conquering the white blood cells is not yet scribes the life ol a fictional daughter of lymphotoxins, are normally pro­ The first is for Jesus to begin his Messiah, knowing the source of out. If you let us kno.w how we can known in sufficient detail, she said. on your next fish purchase a California governor. earthly ministry by turning stone authority would not be God. d u c t by white blood cells. NBwsname f improve the paper for you, our readers, When lymphotoxins are pro­ (15 potnts H you can lOantlty this 4 Leaving eight crashed cars bound lor into brea|. Satan knew that Jesus Ruddle said in an interview that (with this CM fUK) The third appeal was for a d u c t in very large quantities, as parson in ttw news) and his peopie had felt the pinch of then we will continue to be your voice she has begun seeking grants to the junk yard, (CHOOSE ONE: Geoff spectacular deed to draw the her theory says happens in AIDS Expirst March 1 President Reagan re­ poverty. He knew Jesus had conduct research into both areas to Bodine, Dale Earnhardt), won almost people to him in mysterious awe in Manchester. victims, they cause the white blood compassion on the people so test her hypothesis, but declined to cently sent me to $200,000 for his efforts in the recent Jesus chose not to overwhelm the cells to self-destruct, Ruddle said. Enjoy your d in n tr Satan’s first temptation was for speculate how long it would be the Philippines to Daytona 500. minds of the people and exploit The lymphotoxins are natually before either of the two methods In our dining araa less eiccllon fraud, Jesus to be a Bread Messiah. If God’s power in this way. Though he Several baseball players are demanding produced in large quantities by the for blocking lymphotoxins is or got It to go. claims in the presi' Jesus could fulfill their food needs, desired a following, he wanted a one-million dollar plus conIracU this white blood cells in victims of discovered. denlial elections Satan reasons, the people would dqep, abiding commitment. season. The Mel’s star pitcher (CHOOSE cancer and other diseases as their there. I discussed follow Jesus. Yet Jesus rejected Her theory, if proven correct and 43 Oak Street ONE: Brel Saberhagen, Dwight Are w e tempted to take shortcuts bodies try to kill the invading cells, -r SEA FOOD that Issue with both this Messiahship knowing that usable, would prevent most AIDS Gooden) signed lor $1.32 million. those who follow only for physical to our goals? Do we feel we can use she said. candidates. Who am In the January edition of the deaths which result from the MANCHESTER needs to be satisfied, do not foliow others for the sake of our own British medical journal. Immunol­ destruction of white blood cells. l> with their hearts ends? Let us be sure our methods Ruddle said. But, it would not help 649-9937 YOUR SCORE: tt to 100 potnts —TOP SCORE: are as pure as our highest goals. fianrhpBlpr lipralh ogy Today, Buddie wrote that the SI to SO points — Excattant. 71 to BO potnts — Good. B1-70 potnts — Fotr. The, second is the appeal of the deadly effect of lymphotoxins victims already suffering from FISH MARKET A throne as Satan offers' Jesus UnBmHsd. Inc. 224-66 could be stopped in AIDS victims advanced stages of the disease and RESTAURANT « Xnowladoa authority to rule by his evil power. Pastor Mark Green it would not destroy the AIDS virus The Church of the Nazarene by either adding an antibody to ANSWERS ON PAGE 24 The Jews’ pride stung under the * them or by blocking the receptor itself, she said. MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Feb. 26. 1986 - 81 to - M A N C H E ST E R H E R A LD , Wednesday, Feb. 26, 1986 BUSINESS REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES

JJ3 M A IN S T R E E T . W A N C H F S r f f i 6 4 3 -1 5 9 1 Singer returns to its roots ^ IE V E R N O N C IR C L E - V IR N U N REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK featuring: 87.1-1400 ■ M VSKfm -/' Subsidiary wili put company back in sewing business Allbrio Realty# Inc. was established by Robert Allbrio In 1980 and the firm has grown considerably due to the dedication, mo­ By Peter S. Howes operations — and a great percen­ tional presence as a trading of Tuesday morning. Most ana­ tivation and honesty of Its professional staff. Recently, Allbrio The Assocloted Press tage of their markets — overseas company that buys such products lysts said the new company Realty has moved to a new, expanded office, located at 202 East and forced the company out of the as videocassette recorders, televi­ showed good potential. Center Street In Manchester and we hope to continue serving STAMFORD - The Singer Co. financially draining retail sions and stereo systems from “Its markets aren’t bad, it has a hasn’t found a chief executive or a business. third parties and sells them to the new product line and, of course, your real estate needs In the future! name for the new company it public under Singer’s name. it’ll be in wholesaling without the intends to create when it spins off SINGER HAS CLOSED a Singer announced last week that overhead of the retail stores,’’ said Allbrio Realty was the first area real estate firm to offer its sewing and furniture number of plants in the United its board had authorized manage­ Morton Langer, an analyst with businesses. States, Great Britain and Ger­ ment to investigate the possibility Bear, Steams & Co. “I think it’ll do home sellers over 55 years old a substantial savings with a But its strategy already is in many, moving the operations to of combining the furniture and better than most people think." SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT. We are proud to have Initiated place, according to Joseph B. less expensive labor markets in sewing businesses and molding Flavin said the new company Manchester Immaculate them into a new company that initially would rent space at this tradition. We also offer a QUICK TRA N SFER PRO G RAM Full dorinered Cape. 3 bedrooma. dining room, 16'x16’ first floor family Flavin, chairman of the Stamford- South America, Asia and Europe. room with wood sfova. NIca fenced yard with fruit trees based company that once domi­ Employment in Singer’s sewing would be distributed to Singer Singer’s . Stamford headquarters for the multi-family owners looking for an Immediate sale and nated the international sewing and furniture operations has stockholders as a special dividend. and would have about 3,500 domes­ transfer of owership. OR... If you wish, we will manage your industry. shrunk from 1958’s 93,000 workers tic employees. When it first emerges, the to a projected 17,000 or 18,000 for F L A V IN S A ID in an interview property under our MULTI-FAMILY MANAGEMENT offspring will resemble the Singer the new company, according to Tuesday that he expects the spinoff W H ILE ABO U T 20 percent of the PROGRAM! of almost three decades ago. It will company figures. Much of the to be completed by summer. While company’s workforce would be begin life with the main household decline can be attributed to the most of the new company’s manag­ based abroad, about half of its products — sewing machines and divestment of Singer’s once 2,000- ers would be Singer executives business would be done overseas Please call Robert AllbrIo at 649-0917 for further Information. dining and bedroom sets — that strong chain of retail stores. currently in sewing and furniture and half in the United States, At Alibrio Realty... were Singer’s cornerstones from Starting in the late 1970s, Singer operations, a chief executive has Flavin said. The company will its founding in 1850 until it began a closed or sold all but a handful of yet to be hired. start a debt of about $100 million, transition into a largely high-tech the stores through which it once When the management team is he said. ^OUR JOB IS TO MAKE YOUR LIFE EASIER!! defense contractor in the 1960s. sold its sewing machines. in place, the company will be Flavin would not predict the 2 Financially, the new company The spin-off company will con­ named. Flavin said. growth potential for the new 2 Mancheeler Colonial $89,900 will share Singer’s pre­ tinue to sell sewing machines “It would be confusing to have company, although he said the ALIBRIO ^ 649-0917 3 Bedroom Colonial In nice residential area, yet convenient to schools through about 4,000 non-Singer two Singers,’’ he said. Neverthe­ domestic sewing machine market 202 East Center St., diversification size as well. In 1958, ' Manchester and shopping. Formal dining room, 7x17 porch. Hardwood floors the last year in which Singer’s outlets and will sell its furniture less, he said “Singer” would likely will grow only 2 percent or 3 HlALTf throughout. Walk-up attic and appliances Included. businesses were primarily sewing through such stores as Sears. remain in the name to retain percent per year in the near future. FM tu f* of tha wotA SpORAorad by Tha Manchaatar Harald. and furniture. Singer had revenues Roebuck & Co., J.C. Penney and product recognition among The real growth, he said, would of $447.4 million. The new company others. sewing-machine users. come from developing nations UP! photo should have first-year revenues of In its search for growth. Flavin “It’s my guess that the U.S. “where the demand is pent-up.” NEW LISTING!! about $500 million, Flavin said. said, the new company intends to operation would be something like As for expansion. Flavin said the Teledisc arrives focus on several areas; The Singer Sewing Machine Co., new corporation “has a great 6 Similarities end there, however, An employee in Rochester, N.Y., examines a sample of • Third World and developing with no difference abroad.’’ he opportunity to be a great trading 6 as the new company’s structure will differ vastly from that in place counffl^s where he said demand said. company.” In many countries, the Eastman Kodak Co.'s advanced dual lens at Singer as the 1950s drew to a for sewing machines is strong. Wall Street has reacted favora­ particularly in the F ar East, it’s arrangement for the newly-introduced tele-disc camera, 1| close. Changing economic and • Increasing its share of a bly to Singer’s announcement. The not unusual to see stereos, washing which offers both normal and telephoto options. Each social conditions have pushed slow-growing U.S. market, company’s stock has risen from machines and refrigerators with Singer’s sewing and furniture • Expanding Singer’s interna­ $40 per share before it to $48.25 as Singer’s name on them. lens in the compact configuration has three elements.

$ 112,900 5&5 Two Family. Separate systems, front porches. Some wall to wall carpeting. Newer roof. Owner anxious. C lassified... .643 2711 Household Goods Business Opportunities 77 Store'Oftice Space For advertisements to be niUML.C9 , Situation Wanted 23 Resort Property Misc lor Sole R a te s published Monday, the dead Lost/Found...... 01 Employment Info 24 Misc. tor Rent Home ond Garden Minimum: line I S 2:30 p m. on Fndov AFFORDABLE HOUSINO — LOW 40't This spacious one Personals...... 02 Insfruclion 25 Wonted to Rent Pets I 4 L in e s ' bedroom condominium will allow the single, young couple Announcements...... 03 Roommates Wanted Musical Items MANCHESTER - 121 Carriage Dr. or retired buyer(s) to live comforfoblv! Located In Ver­ Recreotionoi Items Days For Line Read Your Ad $ 167,500 non, you'll be close to shopping, recreation and the high­ Real Estate AntiQues 1-5...... 75« Well kept 7 room Cape. 1st floor family room, 3 bedrooms, Services Cl ossified advertisements formal dining room, fireplace, 1'/4 baths, complete built-ins. SU PER COLONIAL!! 8 plus rooms, newer 24'x24' Fam­ way. Where else con o qualified buyer find o home with . , Homes for Sole 31 Tog Soles 6-19...... 55« kitchen appliances, a garage and o pool for os little os S2,S00 ore token by telephone os o Enclosed sun porch, carpeting, complete maintenance free ily room, 4bedrooms. 2 > 'i baths, 2 car garage. Appliances PinanCial condominiums 32 Services Offered Wanted to Duv 20 o r m o r e ...... 45< to remain. Private yard. Make offer!! down I Coll 649-0917 Today 11 convenience exterior, owner anxious, asking $136,000, open to offers. AAnrtanop^ 11 Lots/Land for Sole 33 Pointlng/Popering The Manchester Herald is I pnoc...... n Investment Property 34 Building/Controctmg “Putting You 1st is 2nd Nature To U s!” responsible only for one mcor rn™rp n Business Property 35 Roof.ng/Siding Automotive D e a d l i n e s reel insertion ond then only F A l ib r io wSfoBorrow. Resort Property 36 Hej^Ung^Plumbing for the size of the onginol F Cars Trucks lor Sole U&R REALTY CO. STRANO REAL ESTATE For classified odverlise insertion 649-0917 Motorcycles Bicycles Dantnic Income Tax Service ments to be published T u e s­ E rro rs which do not lessen :alty 2022 0 : East Center St.. i^emuis Services Wanted Rec Vehicles 156 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CT. Manchester Employment day through Saturday, the the value of the advertisement 6 4 3 - 2 6 9 2 Auto Services deadline is noon on the doy will not be corrected by on & Educationiwi. Apartments for Rent 42 For Sale Autos for Rent Lease 'Robert D. Murdock, Realtor CALL TODAY - 647-SOLD” before publicotion. additional insertion. E Help Wanted ...... 21 Hom es for Rent ...... 43 Holidov/Seosonal 61 Misc Automotive E . 17 AflVINE PLACE, MANCHESTER Cuiiom deiigntd center chimney Cepe loceted on one of Mencheet- help WANTED I^HELP WANTED n o HELP WANTED IHI helpwamteo H D helpwaiited •r'llovelleet tree-lined roeds near the country club . 3 specious bed- I^LO ST AND FDUND HD HELP WANTED HD n o help wanted roome including e (Iret floor matter with Jacuzzi tub. Formal dining room, aitting room with (Irepiace Tha family room hat a hug# "walk- Electricians - Apprentices in" lireplace, picture window and random width oak (loort! Cherry Missing from Charter Oak Masseuses desired (will Medical Assistant or LPN Part time bookkeeper, Office Manager for group Part Time Clerk — Thurs­ railed paneled cabinati surround the kitchen and breakfaal area Street. Calico cat, more train). Exceptional pay for busy family medicine flexible hours approxi­ medical practice In Man­ day & Frldpys, 3-8pm. ent of Schools and Board 8, lourneypersons. Career overlooking the rear yard The other two bedrooma, along with a full block than tan, white and transportation avail­ practice. 4 days a week. mately 25 hours. Retail chester, computer expe­ Apply In person. Mem or­ of Education, Mansfield opportunities tor expe­ bath and targe unfinished room ere on the second floor. Laundry fa­ paws and breast. Call able. Manchester area. Some experience neces­ bookkeeping experience rience and bookkeeping ial Corner Store, 352 Main Public Schools. Perman­ rienced pre-reglstered, cilities are located on the main floor. Exterior of this home is a mainte­ apprentices & lournevp- nance free combination of brick. Andersen thermopane windows, 649-2683. 574-4851. sary. Call 646-0166. helpful. Good starting duties Including payroll Street. ent full time position for narrow vinyl clapboards and llmbarline thingles. For your comfort, pay. Contact Ellle, Paul’s required. Full time Mon­ person with extensive se­ ersons. EO E (203)243-9543 the heating system Is gas fired hot air with central air conditioning. Lost — Manchester Par- Opportunity for house­ Insurance. Claims proces­ Point, 649-0300. day thru Friday. Call Mrs. Individual with collection cretarial experience, ex­ Bloomfield Electric Co. There lean overalzad2cargaragewith automaticopener. .THIS ISA Noonon at 646-0314. experience to assist Col­ cellent typing and steno­ SP E C IA L H O M E THAT D E SE R V E S YO U R IN SP EC TIO N ‘174,900 kade, UA Theaters. Man­ wives with young children sor for commercial prop- chester High School Class In school. Flexible hours. erty and casualty Maintenance man for lection Manager on part graphic skills. Ability to Bench Workers for debur- •yfE GUARANTEE OUR HOMESr... time basis. Flexible assist the Superintendent rlng of ports, experience THE TIME IS RIGHT!!! Directions: Rt. 1-384 to South Mam St. towards tha Country Club ring, 1987. Inside band. If you like working with clatmes. Pleasant person care of church property Government Jobs. Real Estate to Ar\'ine light food preparation, with experience and good and buildings, previous $16,040-$59,230/veor. Now hours, excellent hourly of Schools In maintaining preferred, start Imme­ Initials MFS. Reward. In liT f s l rati'A art* grral... D o n 't 1h this rhnnru go l»v. Coll 649-2731. please apply 131 Sanrico typing skills. Hours negot­ experience In mainte­ hiring. Call 1-805-687-6000 rate, located In Glaston­ a smooth and efficient diately. Apply at Barry 647-8400 S|»nfitiiis Cope Coil with plnitv of rtiom to grtiu. .I-1 Drive. 8am to 11am. Mon­ iable - 25 to 35 per week. nance necessary, 643-4466. Ext. R-996S for current bury. Retirees welcome. operation of the central Blast 238 Hartford Road, liiMlrooinx. 1st floor lanmlrv. mnnv improvrmcntH. day thru Friday. 646-6454. Manchester Insurance federal list. Call Mr. Coriander, 659- office. Available to attend Manchester. Don Jackson Rose Viola Jackson Offrrr.! ni 182.000. Hnrrv! 617 8100. Agency, location near I- Conn. Valley Machine has 2666. evening Board meetings, Poste up Artist, port time, 84. Call Dorothy 643-1155. openings for Inspector, keep accurate minutes Luncheoun Waitress |02] PERSONALS 20 hours, Monday, Tues­ first piece in process and and prepare agenda wanted - Tuesday - Fri­ day, Thursday afternoons Part time work at home final; All-around Machi­ Mechanic’s Helper - Must packets. Salary negotia­ day. Experienced pre­ i r - Reassure that special and Friday nights. News­ on your phone calling our nists - Bridgeport, lathe & Service Station Mechan­ be neat and dependable ble, depending upon expe­ ferred. Banquet hours tor daytime hours, Mon­ also available. Apply b ' b someone of your love by paper experience helpful. list of clients. Earn $5.00 - so forth; Burr Hand, 5 ics and Attendants. Full rience, plus compensa­ telling the whole world $10.00 an hour. Call 528- years minimum expe­ and part time. Uniforms day thru Fridoy. Apply In tion at hourly rate for Manchester Country Club Please send work history person, Randy’s Mobil, 56 how much you love them and salary requirements 0358. rience required on air­ furnished. Apply in per­ attendance at evening between 10am and 2pm, or with the Manchester He­ to: The Manchester He­ craft ports. Apply In per­ son, 252 Spencer Street, Talcottville Road, Ver­ meetings. Closing date for call 646-0103. IMMACULATE TWO FAMILY SUPER RANCH rald. Coll the classified rald, Box S C/0 Manches­ son, 580 Nutmeg Rood Manchester. non. applications is March 4-8 houte that is by far one of the nicest build­ 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms. 1st floor family room, department today and ter Herald. North, South Windsor, 14th, 1986. Applications Roofing 8i Siding — Expe­ ings wa have seen this year. 2 car garagal lireplace, aluminum siding, thermopane win­ place your personal mes­ CT. Unique Furnishings, Etc. Gas Attendant/Express ore available In the super­ rienced only. 742-0653. "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES'...646-2482 dows. patio and garage. $102,900. sage. 643-2711, 8:30am to Offset Press Person. Have looking for full and part Mover needed tor 7am- intendent’s office, 4 South "W E GU ARAN TEE OUR HOUSES!".. 646-2482 5:00pm. immediate opening for a Secretary- Marketing - Printing Opportunities - time soles help. Manage­ 3pm. Apply In person, Eaglevllle Road, Storrs, Lathe and Bridgeport Op­ qualified person. Expand­ Manchester area, pro­ Our gross necessitates the ment opportunities, M an­ Randy’s Mobil, 56 Talcot- CT 06268, 429-3349. EOE. erators with own set-up NO MORE TEARS!!! BRAND NEW LISTING!! ‘WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES!" ing business requires ad­ gressive firm offering hiring of additional expe­ chester or East Hartford tvlile Road, Vernon. experience. OT, Insu­ growth opportunities and Medical Assistant — For T lifT f H sill I :i I'h a o i’f’ tf» p iirih a'^t* v on r f» wii h o n ir for ^(lo^alll(‘ 1 Room G ipr Ctn! plu*t finiolirH rer. room ditional personnel. Pres­ rienced day personnel; location. Call 646-5563, ask rance, vacation and holi­ desirable work environ­ Optometries practice port Cashiers needed f or Mobi 1 868.‘K10. Iim nariilalf 1 rimtn Towiilioii«4f r.onilti in niifl 2 im finiH ht’fl ro o m s upAlnir<4. O rig in a l ow ner lias tige Printing, 135 Main Small press operator for a for Maureen. station snack shop, wee­ days. See Ed or Bruce, Blanchard & Rossetto ElANNOUNCEMENTS ment. Team player with 2 color ATF press - combi­ time or full time. Includes L.E. Hall 8, Sons, Route 32, roiii|)If\, Nfwrr wall lo wall rarpHing. full mainlaiiird profierlv bennlifiillv. Mum inum *iiilril. 1 Street, Manchester. kend and evening shifts CO M M ERpAl. CR^Ori good typing, steno skills. Part Time — Mornings. days, evenings and Satur­ South Wllllngton, 429-0510. ha‘»rmihe(i. Call Oniek! 646-:-2482 nation of paper cutter and available. Must be neat nNANCiALNnwofik Emergency? In Manches­ Word processing expe­ bindarv person - shipping Approximately 4 hours days. Experience helpful, 617 81(H). $80%. 617-8100. REAL ESTATE 169 West Ctaltr $1. coratr of McKta St. Ssaior Citlzaaa Discounts . Lonn. Dm . Compwy Offset Stripper. Have Im­ and dependable. Apply In ter, dial 911 for fire, mediate opening for a rience a plus. Secretarial and receiving person. Our per day starting at 8am. willing to train. 649-3311. Call between 10am and person, Randy’s Mobil, 56 G IV E YO U R budget a police, medical help. Qualified person. Expand­ school and/or 1-2 years starting wage Is based on (general janitorial duties Talcottville Road, experience needed. Super experience and we offer are your responsibility. 2pm. boosti Sell those still- ing business requires ad­ Vernon. good but no-longer-used Order of the Amaranth ditional personnel. Pres­ benefits. Company pays an excellent medical/llfe Call Chemlawn Services, Smorgasbord, March 2, fee. Call Ann Ross, Busi­ Insurance program. Call Corp., 246-6100, 8-5, Mon­ Items In your home tor (Joyce G. tige Printing, 135 Main coslv Call 643-2711 to place I*irk up tho 56:30. Adults, $5; Child­ Street, Manchester. ness Personnel Asso­ T.B. SImonds, Inc., West day thru Friday. RN/LPN — Immediate w ; ren 512, $2; Under 5, free. ciates, Glastonbury, 659- Hartford, CT, at (203)233- Medical Core Center of your ad. Real Estate, 647-8895 phono and ('all 643-7125, 646-3147. Service Manager Wanted 3511. 1221 between 8am and 4pm Dishwasher — Full or port Live-in Housekeeper Manchester has an open­ Companion for elderly WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION to run a service station. tor an Interview. time. Flexible schedule. ing for a nurse with recent ® Full benefits. Call 649- Secretary, various diver­ Uniforms and free meals mon. 528-0252 before 4:30, acute or ambulatory care Wonted — A mature JACKSTON-SHOWCASE 646-I A I 6 643-9808 otter 5:30. woman to care tor 2871. M & M\ lervice sified duties in a small Painters with at least 2 provided. Good pay. experience. Weekend Station. manufacturing produc­ years Interior and exte­ Please apply to The hours available. Inter­ toddlers, hours 1-6 In Man­ HELP WANTED chester Day Care. $4 an El tion office, full time Inter­ rior experience. Start im­ Ground Round, 3025 Main Full Time Laborers. Call ested applicants, call Gas Station Attendants esting position avalloble. mediately. 646-7760. St., Glastonbury, 659-0162. 875-1103 after 6pm. Sheri at 721-7393. hour. Call 643-5535. To Advertise Your South Glastonbury Part Time Inserters Wanted — Either part Apply In person. Gunver wonted. Call 647-9946, ask time or full time. Call Manufacturing Co. 234 Three bedroom Ranch for Bob. 649-2871. M & M Service Hartford Road. with garage on lovely Station. Manchester. Immediate Openings NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED Latest Listings in landscaped lot with ma­ RN — Small rest home in Full Time Days & Nights Bloomfield. Competitive IN BOLTON AREA tured shade trees. Living salary and benefits. Call Cashier wanted at 307 DARI-FARMS room has unique corner tor Interview with Nurs­ TEACHER-COACH COACH West Middle Tpke , Man­ ICE CREAM INC. The Manchester fireplace, new w/w car­ ing Director, 243-2995. chester and 328 Hartford LikaSL Tpke. Vernon. peting, relaxing family Coaching Coaching Cider Mill Rd. Looking for a part time has immediate openings for 2nd shift room. Very active price (3al Friday with typing poalllon avallabit poaltlon available Above average wages Brookflald 81 BoHon range-$104,900. Herald obllltv and computer ex- at Tolland High at Tolland High Monthly bonuses E. Middle Tpke. freezer selector. We are now accept- . perlence. Flexible sche­ School. School. dule of 5 hours per day. Food privileges LInley 81 „ « ing applications, Monday thru Fri- Pleose send work history Soya JV Baaaball during work Cirpantar Rd. Mint-BoHDn day. Apply in person between 8:30- and salary requirements Boye JV Bataball Real Estate Page That Country Feeling Complete uniform Bluerldgi Or. „ ^ to: The Manchester He­ Extra curricular duties Extra curricular duties provided 5:30 at Is yours In this 6 room rald, Box Z. only as associated with only as associated with Bitta Dr. 1., Hinchutir positions. Contact Or. Yearly profit extra large Cape with 4 positions. Contact Dr. sharing plan Darl-Farms Ice Cream Inc. bedrooms, large fire- Dental Receptionist — 4 Michael F. Blake, Prin­ Michael F. Blake, Prin­ CHFA APPROVED day work week, busy cipal. Tolland High Apply in person 646- Call 643-2711 placed living room, spa­ cipal, Tolland High MANCHESTER HERALD 1 40 Tolland Stage Road office. Send resume to: School. Tolland, CT 9428. 875-4961. ask for Spacious 5 room condominium in small conveniently cious kitchen, formal din­ School, Tolland, CT Dental Group, 70 East (203) 872-0581. manager or assistant Call NOW 647-9946 1 Tolland. CT 06084 located complex. Some of this home's special features in­ ing room, sot w/naturo on Middle Tpke., (203) 872-0561. manager. clude 2 large bedrooms - one with dressing area, large rear deck, 5 minutes Manchester. baths, formal dining room, deck, extra Insulation and a to 1-84. $115,900. full basement. Call today tor details. Offered at $77,900. T

t t - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Feb. 26, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Feb. 26, 1986 - 23 LOOK FOR THE STARS . . . CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711

Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get I APARTMENTS I ROOMMATES ICARS/TRUCKS FOR RENT WANTED PETS IFORSALE BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY better results. Put a star on your ad and see what a Professional Female to AKC Golden Retrievers, 1984'A Mustang G T — 302, V8 quad shock, low miles, shore 8 robm ^use with five females, ($250), 3 HEATING/ some in Monch^er. $350 moles ($200). Ready sunroof, AM/FM l e i I SERVICES 1 ^ SERVICES ICQ ^PAINTING/ monthly Includinbv utili­ 2/10/86. 872-1422 evenings. Cassette. Asking $7,500. i o 'I dffered [^ O F F E R E D I I PAPERING PLUMBING ^ difference it makes. Telephone 643-2711, AAonday-Friday, One Bedroom Apartment, ties. 646-8809. 646-1706 evenings. N heat 8i hot water Included. Today is great day... and Ddd lobs. Trucking. Cleaning Services Dffered Painting and Poperhang- Fogarty Brothers — Ba­ $385 o month. 643-5549 Roommate to shore S" 'Ci»sified Is a great wav 1981 Ford F-150 Explorer Home repairs. You name — Houses 8, Dffices. Ing — Exterior and Inte­ throom remodeling; In­ days, 647-1242 evenings. bedroom duplex. $250 o .TT'So sell somethingl — Automatic transmis­ It, we do It. Free esti­ Mondav-Fridav, morn­ rior, ceilings repaired. stallation water heaters, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. if- month plus '/} utilities. sion, power steering, mates. Insured. 643-0304. ings 8i afternoons. Reaso­ References, fully Insured. garbage disposals; faucet Nice 3 room apartment After 5om 643-1539. _S l------power brakes, AM/FA6 nable rotes. Call 647-7043, Quality work. Martin repairs. 649-4539. Vlso/M- with appliances, hard­ radio, bed liner. New 643-1794. Mattsson, evenings, 649- asterCard accepted. I APARTMENTS Howkes Tree Service — IHDMES IHDMES IHDMES I HDMES ICDNDDMINIUMS wood floors, second floor, tires. Excellent condition. Bucket Truck & Chipper. 4431. FDR RENT $350 o month plus utilities. I HOUSEHOLU— V $5,800. 646-4868, call be­ Checking Services — HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED FDR SALE FDR SALE FDR SALE FDR SALE IFDB SALE Stump Removal. Free Es­ Coll Steve at 643-1041. I GOODS tween Sam and 6pm. timates. Special consider­ Dread figuring vour Professional Interior Poolsl Pools! Pools! AAA checking account and Painting — Quality work, Arvin'e Place, Manches­ That Country Feeling Is No more tears 11 There’s Manchester — One bed­ ation for Elderly and Han­ FLOORING LPN — Port time, 11-7 at Secretary, Various diver­ All real estate advertised $112,900, 5 8.5 Two Family. room condo, 4 rooms, olr pool distributor must dis­ AMC Spirit, 1980 — 6 bonk statements or lust reasonable rates. 15 years In the Manchester Herald ter — Custom designed yours In this 8 room ektro still o chonce to purchase Used Refrigerators, dicapped. 647-7553. Canterbury Villa of Wllll- sified duties In a small Separate systems, front conditioned, $450 montiv pose of entire stock of cylinder automatic, don't hove the time? Let experience. 643-9980. Is sublect to the federal porches. Some wall to ' center chimney Cape lo­ large Cope with 4 bed­ vour own home for Washers, Ranges — Call Simon 8, Simon Tl- mantlc. Benefits/no be­ manufacturing produc­ plus utilities. Coll 627-9359 ■ aoJHOMES new, leftover, 1985, 31 ft. AM /FM . 43.000 miles, no me do It tor you. Will Foir Housing Act of 1968, wall carpeting. Newer cated on one of Manches­ rooms, large flreploced $68,900. Im m aculate 4 Cleon, guaranteed, ports Sewing Done — Expe­ lemasters for sales and nefits package available. tion office, full time Inter­ days, 525-0684 evenings. family sized swimming rust. $2,200. 643-9603 after, rienced seamstress. balance vour checking which mokes It Illegal to roof. Owner anxious!! ter's loveliest tree-lined living room, spacious kit­ room Townhouse Condo I ^ ^ I f OR RENT and service. Low prices. Installation of ceramic, Call Hannah Duville, esting position available. B.D. Pearl 8, Son, 649 pools with huge sundeck, 4pm. Dressmaking, alterations account and help set up a Apply In person, Gunver advertise any preference, Strono Real Estate 647- roads near the country chen, formal dining room, In small complex. Newer I BUILDING/ mosaic, quarry 8> vinyl DNS, 423-2597. 4 Room renovated second Main Street, 643-2171. fencing, filter, ladders and repairs. Call anytime. budget. Reasonable fee, Manufacturing Co., 234 limitation or discrimina­ 7653. club... 3 spacious bed­ set with nature on large wall to wall corpetlng, full Coventry — 3 bedroom and warranty for only 1979 Buick Skylark, one discount for senior citi­ CONTRACTING tile. Free estimates. rooms Including o first reor-deck, 5 minutes to basement, and fully oo- floor ooortment, gos lokefront available. Im­ 647-8730. Please call for an appoint­ Person to core for 7 month Hartford Road, tion based on race, color, stove, no utilities. Secur­ $978. Installation optional owner, V-6, 50,000 miles. zens. Call for an appoint­ religion, sex or national floor moster with Jacuzzi 1-84. $115,900. Century 21 pllonced tool Coll today mediate occupancy, ap­ Like New 14 cu. ft. Indus­ ment, 649-0359. old In our Vernon home. 4 Manchester. [Monchester — 121 Cor- ity & References. $400 and extra, financing avail­ New shocks, brakes, ex­ ment between 2Dm-6pm, Carpentry and remodel­ origin, or on Intention to tub. Formal dlnlg room, Jockston Showcase. 646- 647-8400. Jackson I, Jack- pliances, washer & dryer, trial freezer. $350. 649- The House Works. Resi­ days o week, ’8:30-4:30. ^ rloge Drive, well kept 7 able. Coll Paul 01721-1884. haust system. $2,500 or Monday thru Friday, ing services — Complete make any such prefer­ sitting room with fire­ 1316. son Real Estate. monthly. Coll 646-7336. lease reaulred, $650 per 9012. dential housecleanlng. An Not Oil the news Is on the Non smoker. Transporta­ room Cope, first floor best offer. 649-3875. 9am-12noon Saturdays. home repairs and remo­ place. The family room month, no pets. Coll ERA established componv front page! There's lots ot tion, references reaulred. ■99IBUSINE88 ence, limitation or dis­ family room, 3 bedrooms, 646-8854. deling. Quality work. Ref­ crimination. The Herald has o huge -w olk-ln' fire­ In Desirable Storrs CHFA Approved. Soa­ Manchester — 4 room, 2 B 8i R, Mary Gobbev, 2 Gallon Steam vooorlzer- fully bonded with above newsy Information In the Call 871-2759 after 5pm. loPPORTUNITIES formal dining room, flre- erences, licensed ond In­ will not knowingly occept place, picture wlndowond Heights area, Storrs, CT. clous 5 room condomi­ bedroom apartment, oo- 646-2482 or 649-9459. /humldlfler. $10. 742-7176, I WANTED average work below the Classified section. 643- bloce, IV} baths, comolete Your resume could be the sured. Call 646-8165. any advertisement which random width oak floors! Close to university, splen­ nium In smoll convienlent ollonces, bosement stor­ Andover.o TO BUY overage rate. Call Today, 2711. Moture Salesperson. 3 full bullt-lns, enclosed sun first-step to getting the We hove concession stand Is In violation of the low. Cherry raised paneled ca­ did view, large porch, well complex. Some of this age, parking. $495 a MOTORCYCLES/ 647-0873. days per week for child­ at local country club Dorch, carpeting, com­ month plus utilities, se­ Queen Size Mattress, oositl'on you always Robert E. Jarvis, ren's specialty shop. binets surround the kit­ appointed kitchen, full home's special features Young working couple BICYCLES available for lease. Sea­ Government Homes from plete maintenance tree curity ond references. 649- I STORE AND foam rubber. Extra firm. A 8i R Cleaning and wanted. Can't seem to Building-Remodeling Morl-Mods, 757 Main chen and breakfast area dry basement. By ap­ Include 2 large bedrooms - desperately needs baby J I INCOME TAX 2 sonal food operation, exterior. Owner anxious. OFFICE SPACE Excellent condition. Ask­ find the time to have vour Specialist. Additions, gar­ $1(U repair). Also delin­ 2443 between 7-9pm. Maintenance Company, Stret, Monchester. Apply overlooking the rear pointment only. Phone one with dressing area - I crib, stroller, car seat, SERVICE April through October. quent tax propertv. Call Asking $136,000. Open to ing $65, will deliver. 521- 1976 Harley Davidson specializing In Interior of­ resume done? Call Barry ages, roofing, siding, kit­ In person. yard. The other two bed­ 429-2551. I'/i baths, formal dining changing table and other 2 Contact Manchester offers. U & R Realty, 8759.0 Sportster XLCH1000 In Enterprises, we have ev­ chens, bathrooms, re- 805-687-6000 Ext. GH9965 rooms, along with o full room, deck, extra Insula­ Like Private Home — 3'/} Office Space — Excellent miscellaneous baby fice and building mainte­ Country Club for appoint­ 643-2692. room apartment. Applian­ mint condition. 10,000 nance. Call tor o free ening hours, Mondav- placement Netkin's Tax Service for Information. both and large unfinished tion and o full basement. location with ample park­ Items. Must be reasona­ Mechanic — Heavy con­ ment. 646^103. $112,900,5 & 5 Two Family, Maple Bureaus, desk, $100 original miles. $3,000 or estimate 742-5633. Fridav, 6om-9om, and Sot- windows/doors. 643-6712. Low rotes, strictly confi­ struction equipment. room ore on the second Coll today for details. ces. Working single odult, ing. 600, 400 8. 300 sq. ft. ble. Please call 646-9612. The Time Is Right!! Inter­ Separate systems, front morried couple. No child­ each. Picnic table, $75. best offer. 633-7834. urdav & Sunday hours to dential. Dver 10 years Apply In person. The An­ Immaculate Two Family floor. Laundry facilities Offered of $77,900. Joyce office suites ore now porches. Some wall to Rocking Choirs. King size Licensed Day Care Mom fit vour schedule. Choice Dumas Electric — Having experience. 644-1009. drew Ansoldl Co., 186 est rotes are great...Don't — 4-6 house thot Is bv for ore located on the main G. Epstein Real Estate ren, pets. 643-28801 available. 649-2891. let this chance go bv. wall carpeting. Newer mattress, twin boxsp- KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright has one Immediate full of color staflonarv/full Electrical Problems? Bldwell Street, SITUATIDN one of the nicest buildings floor. Exterior of this roof. Owner anxious!! 647-8895. You Save Tim e — Receive Soaclous Cape Cod with Large 5 room condo, pro- Monchester — Approxi­ rlnos, $150. 646-4019. time opening In her home word processing facili­ Need a large or a small Manchester. WANTED we hove seen this year. 2 home Is o maintenance Strono Real Estate 647- Repair? We Specialize In Concerned Service — Get plenty of room to grow, Aftordoble Houslng'i Low fesslonollv decorated, mately 500 so. ft., 182 tor toddler. 649-6821 for ties. Free consultation bv I cor garage! Blanchard 8> free combination of brick. 7653. professionals. Fee - $25. Residential Work. Joseph Greof Convenience with 3-4 bedrooms, 1st floor Rossetto Real Estate, 646- Andersen thermopone 40's. This spacious one garage, full bosement. South Moln Street, Colon­ further Informotlon. Bull Dozer Operator — Nurse will care for elderly 649-5679. Dumas. Fully Licensed. Tax Corporation of New laundry, many Improve­ 2482. bedroom condominium Must be seen. Coll 646-5247 ial decor, good site visibil­ MISCELLANEOUS Heavy construction or disabled at home. Ex­ windows, norrow vinyl Free Estimates. 646-5253. England's reasonably 6 ments. Ottered at S82.900. $167,500. Super Colonial!! will allow the single, or 673-8440. ity and parking. $475 plus FOR SALE equipment. Apply In per­ perienced and compas­ clapboards and timber- priced 'In home' Income Hurry! 647-8400. Jackson Super Ranch — 3 bed­ line shingles. For vour 8 plus rooms. Newer 24' x young couple or retired utilities. Coll Bob Allbrlo N Havt you bpgn wishing son, The Andrew Ansoldl sionate. 872-0905. 24' Family room. 4 bed­ Looking for something tax service. A tax expert 8i Jockson Real Estate. rooms, 2 baths, first door comfort the heating sys­ buver(s) to live comtorto- at 649-0917. Vt" Pegboord, 5 pieces, 4' you could find ■ homo Co., 186 Bldwell Street, rooms, 2'/5 baths, 2 cor I PAINTING/ special? Why not run a will call on you at your fomllv room, flrebtoce. tem Is gas fired hot olr blv! Located In Vernon, X S'. $20. 643-6801 .□ day cart whtra thart It "Wanted to Buy" ad In Manchester. Brand New Listing!! garage. Appliances to re­ 474 Main Street, the center PAPERING convenience when you Aluminum siding, ther- with central olr condition­ You'll be close to shoo- aomtona who haa tima Classified. The cost Is call 646-3219(home) or 528- is IHDMES Adoroble 4 room Cope mopone windows, potlo ing. There Is on oversized main. Private yard. Moke plng, recreation and the East Hartford - Immacu­ of town. 3 rooms first Rabbit fur Jacket — Ex­ to anawar all Iht why offer. Strono Real Estate. small ... the response big. 5535(oftlce). Truck Driver — Heavy >' I f o r s a l e Cod plus finished rec and garage. $102,900. 2 cor garage with auto­ highway. Where else con late large 2 bedroom floor. Coll 646-2426 week­ cellent condition. Must and why not quasllona? Name vour own price — 647-7653. 643-2711. construction equipment. room and 2 unfinished Blanchard 8< Rossetto matic opener... This Is o o qualified buyer find o ooortmenf on quiet street, days 9-5. sell. 647-1927.0 Fattier and son. Fast, Apply In person. The An­ rooms upstairs. Orlglnol Income Taxes prepared In Real Estate, 646-2482. special home that de­ home with kitchen opplo- Ideal for working couple. If so please call- dependable service. Farrand Remodeling — voUr own home. Call Jim drew Ansoldl Co., 186 South Glastonbury. Three owner hos molntolned Manchester, Main St., Of­ serves vour Inspection. Immaculate - Manchester Inces, o garage and o pool Appliances and garage, Baby Bassinet. $10. 646- Pointing, Paperhanglng Cabinets, roofing, gut­ Bldwell Street, bedroom Ranch with gar­ property beoutifullv. fice tor rent March 1. $225 for reasonable rates. 742- Looking for privacy with $174,900 ...-We Guorontee - $95,500 full dormered for os little os $2,500 down I no pets, references, secur­ 5121.0 STRAWBERRY HELDS 8, Removal. Coll 646-5761. ters, room additions, 1009 after 6om. Monchester. age on lovely londscaped Aluminum sided. 1 cor o view? T ry this spacious Our Homes!-. Blanchard Cope, 3 bedrooms, dining Coll 649-0917 today! All­ ity deposit required. $450, 8i $250 per month Includes lot with matured shade UCOMn NOW Bgv cwt decks, all types of remo­ garage with additional seven room expanded & Rossetto Real Estate, room, 16' X 16’ 1st floor brlo Realty. no utilities. 528-6779 otter heat, olr, parking. 649- trees. Living room has H E LP IN G P E O P L E sa­ deling and repairs. FR EE Tax Trimmers. Let our Waitresses — Days & storage shed. Coll quick! Cope In desirable Man­ 646-2482.0 family room with wood 4. 5334, 643-7175. 643-0475 unique corner fireplace, tisfy their needs and estimates. Fully Insured. experts prepare vour 1985 Evenings. Port time posi­ SSO'S. 647-8400. chester neighborhood. stove. Nice fenced yard ENDROLLS All Agtt W»lcom0 new wall to wall carpet­ Just because you don't wants ... that's what wont Telephone 643-6017, otter tax returns In the orivoev tions. Apply In person, Three bedrooms, 2'/i with fruit trees. D.W. Fish Manchester — 5 room W 'h wldlh-25C Vary Raiiontbla Ralea ing, relaxing family Manchester - Older 6 use an Item doesn't mean ads are all about. 6pm, 647-8509. ot your home. 633-6558. LaStrodo West, 471 Hart­ baths, fireplace, full base­ Bolton. Birch Mountain Realty 643-1591 or 871-1400. office suite, first floor, 13V< wldlh-2 for 250 room. Very active price room colonial, IVj cor ment, two cor garage. Estates. New Construc­ the Item has lost Its value. excellent sign visibility. ford Road, Manchester. garage, nice lot, $88,900. Why not exchange It for m u s t be picked up at the range. $104,900. Century 21 Elegantly styled country tion, colonial with con­ Colonial — Manchester, Parking. Could be ooort- Flono Real Estate 646- cash with an ad In Classi­ Manchester — Nice 6'/j Manchester Herald Olfice X-tra money! Work part Jackston-Showcase. 646- kitchen with oak cabinets temporary flair. 2300 $89,900. 3 bedroom Colon­ room, 3 bedroom apart­ ment office comblnotlon. 5200. fied? 643-2711. ■ before 11 A.M. ONLY. time days or nIgVits. Ideal 1316. and trim Includes oil new square feet, 2V} baths, 3 ial In nice residential area ment on Center Street. Frank SplleckI, 643-2121. for housewives or stu­ appliances. Split plan bedrooms Including o yet convenient to schools $575 plus utilities. 649-9367. dents. Clean, pleasant, with spacious mosfer su­ master bedroom suite, and shopping. Formal din­ good pay, benefits. Dairy ite and Large walk-ln living room, dining room, ing room, 7 X 17 porch. BUSINESS 3 Room Apartment for Queen 242 Brood Street HELP WANTED HELP WANTED closet on lower level and family room fireplace, 2 Hardwood floors through­ PRDPERTY rent. Stove, refrigerator, I MISCELLANEOUS r n miscellaneous Manchester. two oversized bedrooms, cor garage and o great out. Walk-up attic and N quiet older person de­ I ^ ° ! fOR RENT | 4 ^ lFOR RENT one with wolk-ln closet, on room on o 1 acre lot with appliances Included. Thinking of Selling or sired. Deposit. $325 per upper level. $154,000. Coll views. $197,000. Flono LBOAL NOTICE D.W. Fish Realty, 643-1591 Leasing vour property? month. Coll 643-6802. 647-9764 for appointment.. Real Estate. 646-5200. TOWN OF ANDOVER READ THIS! F or 871-1400. We specialize In commer­ ZONING BOARD OF AFFEALS NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED KEEP F cial, Industrial, Invest- Available Immediately. 6 Allbrio Reoltv, Inc. was room 3 bedroom duplex. The Zoning Board of Aooeolt of the Town of Andover, Con­ IN MANCHESTER AREA PEANUTS nient properties. Warren THINGS necticut at o meeting held on February 19. teastook fhelol- established bv Robert All- E. Howland Inc. Realtors. Woodland Street area. HELP WANTED brio In 1980 and the firm $550 monthly plus heat. AT lowing octlon: TRADE UP IN THE WORLD! If you are tired of 643-1106. H andi HELP WANTED has grown considerably •231 ‘ Variance* from Section 11.2 for lot size and frontoge working for the Security and references denied. Propertv of William J. O'Neill located on due to the dedication, Manchester — Restou- reaulred. 646-4655. Loke Rood. ’ same pay regardiess motivation and honesty of B obbl L f. a ll ront, recently remodeled. • 234 - Variances from Section 11.2 for lot size, frontage and T lm ro d Rd. < i l l of performance, we Its professional staff. Re­ Seats 125 plus, family 4 room home, Bolton rear yard ore denied. Property of Clifford M. Dublel have the solution for cently Allbrio Realty has dining, business lun­ Lake, beach rights, located on private rood off Bousolo Rood. NOTHING TO BUY. Al8Xind8r SL III E moved to o new, ex­ cheons, amble parking, freshly pointed. $490 per •235 -Vorlonces from Section 11.2 for lot size, ond frontage C 8nter SL 467-553 odd only you. What are you panded office located at ore denied. Propertv of Stephen Modlgosky located E month. Security and ref­ fabulous opportunity, on Lake Rood. C 8nter SL 563-655 odd only quaiified to earn? 202 East Center Street In owner will finance. Ask­ erences. No washer ol- Manchester and we hope lowd. 872-7517. • 234- Vorlonces from Section 11.2 for lot size, frontoge, to­ W b i ( Mlddl8 Tpk8. 4 2 0 -4 96 ing $125,000. Coll for de­ tal side yard, reor yard and from Section 4.1.3 for floor III Peanuts to continue serving your tails. Strono Real Estate, area ore denied. Property of Scott Wiggins locotedon NOTHING FOR SALE. M irb l8 SL real estate needs In the Monchester - Bennett el­ M cC ib 8 SL III $4.00/Hours 647-7653. Lake Rood. future! Allbrio Relty was derly housing. Handi­ Doted ot Andover. Connecticut 26 Februory, 1DI6. S tock PI8C8 a ll the first oreo real estate capped unit available. ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS To Trade 70 x 'Oft. glass 8, 357-501 Kid Stuff firm to otter home sellers H llllird SL RDOMS Now taking oppllocotlons ANDOVER. CONNECTICUT wood frame greenhouse E dw ard SL III $4.50/Hour over 55 veors old o sub­ for 1 bedroom handi­ MARY C. MCNAMARA. CHAIRMAN to sit on foundation dlssa- w ill swap 9x11 Black 8< G o lw iy SL III stantial savings with o FOR RENT capped apartment, $415to 061-02 sembled and ready to Senior Citizen Discount. Red contemporary rug K o rry SL III Average $444 o month. Applicants move. What do you have We ore proud to hove Monchester — Com­ must supply handicap In­ for any plain color facsim­ to trade? 646-6754. N o n fi SL III $5.00/Hour NOTICE ile. Call after 5:30pm, III Initiated this tradition. We pletely furnished Includ­ formation with applica­ S elf S tor-lt Place. PUBLIC HEARING Union Court also offer o Quick ing stove, refrigerator tion. Rent Includes heat, BOARD OF DIRECTORS 659-2436. North School SL III Real Money Tronsfer Program for the and linens. $50 weekly hot water, range, re- TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT Jo yce Li . III $6.00/Hour multi-family owners look­ plus 2 weeks security. Coll frldgerotor, disposal, ele­ Computer Chair worth ing for on Immediate sole Popular Knit Sweet & Simple Notice Is hereby given thot the Board of Directors, Town of $40, like new, would like to Hamdan St. III between 5-9om, 646-9832. vator 8i laundry. Phone Manchester, Connecticut, will hold o Public Heorlng of the Top Dollar ond transfer of owner­ 528-6522. Lincoln Center Hearing Room, 494 Moln Street. Manchester, trade for bookcase or 3 horost St. a ll ship. OR...If you wish, we Femole Only — Extra Connecticut, on Tuesdov, March 4. 1986 ot 8:00 P.M. to con­ drawer brown tiling ca­ Will trade small bookcase $7.50/Hour & Up sider and oct on the following: binet. Call 742-6112. with 3 shelves In good P ark SL a ll will manage vour prop­ large room, clean and Manchester - One bed­ condition for a coffee Chestnut St. erty under our Multi- modern, oil utilities and room, wall to wall carpet­ Proposed opproprlotlon to Speclol Grants • III If you are will to Family Management Pro­ Bogen Enlarger with ac­ table In good condition. Otis SL house privileges, on bus ing, appliances, olr Fund 61 - Day Core Services 1986-87...... 5125,347.00 a ll work, we're willing gram! Please coll Robert line, excellent neighbor­ conditioning, heat, no to be financed bv Stote Grant. cessory equipment to Call 742-7463 after 5:30pm. Garden St. a ll to pay. Call C. Allbrlo at 649-0917 for hood. Coll 647-9813. pets, Cleon, available Im­ Proposed opproprlotlon to Special Grants - trade for 2desk-type wood further Information. At Fund 61 - Dov Core Food 1986-87 ...... 513.000,00 chairs or a waveless wa- I will trade an electric Brown to arrange an mediately. $475 o month. Allbrlo Reoltv.,,Our Job Manchester — Single 647-9137. to be financed bv State Gront. terbed, any size. Call 647- dryer for a gas dryer. Call MANCHESTER HERALD interview 1-800-367- Is To Moke Your Life sleeping room for work­ Proposed appropriation to Bond ond Grant 1004. 643-0082 after 4 am. Account •9-945- Porter Street Trunk Sewer ...... 555,000.00 Call NOW 647-9946 3720. Easier! ing gentleman. Shore Are you on antique lover? both, no cooking, no pets, to be financed by contribution from funds Will trqde a 1964 Rambler ^$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Read the offerings In Clas­ ovolloble In Sewer Reserve Fund 15 • Account convertible In excellent parking available. $165 o • 372. Reserve Your sified every day to find the condition for a Jeep CJ7. month plus security. Items or Items you’d like All public meetings of the Town of Monchester ore held at lo­ Call 633-7834,______Frank SplleckI, 643-2121. to own. 643-2711. cations which ore accessible to handicapped citizens. In od- HELP WANTED ditlon, handicapped Individuols reoulrlngon ouxlllorv old In Will trade tape recorder- Space PICTURE THIS order to focllltote their portlclootlon ot meetings should (needs work) or Kodak contoct the Town at 647-3123 one week prior to the scheduled meeting so that oporoorlote arrangements con be mode. Instamatic comera for Today! 1 iHDMES » i I HOMES best offer. Call 647-1560. go Classified! STEPHEN T. CASSANO. SECRETARY HAIRCUTTERS > IFOR SALE ^ ' I for sale veu1ll