» - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friduy. Jiin. 27. 1984

bank in downtown Bristol to meet needs of the Business city's large blue-collar population. Citytrust takes on IBM, Wang Robert F. Festa. one of the organizers and lorm er president of Terryville Trust Co., would Woeful Indians In Brief Sbe the new bunk's president and chief executive BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - In a "W e feel it fills a very important mine needs of clients and recom­ Cut your own taxes: Bond commission OK’s officer. sharp departure from traditional void in the market," said Jonathai], mend hardware and software that Cigna chairman resigns The bank would sell 250,000 shares of common banking services, Citytrust plans A. Cunitz, managing director of the might be purchased from any of Deductions can add up new highway funding bow to ECHS slock to the public at SIO each to raise $2.5 million lo battle computer giants such as new service. "W e hold their hand the leading computer companies. Bl.OOMFlELD — Cigna Corp has confirmed in start-up capital. IBM and Wang Corp. to design throughout the entire process. You The center will be based in ... page 2 ... page 10 .. page 16 Ralph S. Saul will resign as chairman lo be It plans to start with nine employees, add seven computer systems for profession­ can make mistakes in this area and Westport and concentrate on Fair- succeeded by Roberl D. Kilpatrick who will more in the second year and four more in the third als and smaller companies. it can lead to bud results." field, Litchfield and New Haven continue as president and chief executive officer. year of operation. ' The Bridgeport-bused holding City trust said its venture into the counties, with consultant's fees Saul's resignation will become effective April A forecast by the accounting firm Ernst & company announced Thursday it computer field was another exam­ ranging from about $4,000 for a 25 at Cigna's annual shareholders' meeting in Whinney estiniated the bank will earn more than would provide micro-computer ple of drastic changes in the simple conversion to $15,000 for Philadelphia. Saul will continue us a member of $369,000 in net income during its first three year.s services ranging from con.sultants banking industry due in part to more elaborate systems. Cigna's board of directors. and provide sufficient funds to meet operating and training to purchase of hard­ deregulation and increased com­ Equipment would be purchased Cigna was formed in March 31. 1982. with the expenses, working capital and other financial ware through a center in Westport. petition for new markets. at additional cost directly from merger of Connecticut General Corp. of Bloom­ requirements. Citytrust said the service was But computers themselves also dealers and in some cases through field and IN.A of Philadelphia. the first of its kind offered by a will change the way companies Citytrust. Windy today; Manchester, Conn. Before the merger. Saul had headed INA since bank in the United States and and eventually individual custo­ More advanced training for 1973 and earlier had been president of the would be aimed at lawyers and mers handle their finances, Cunitz employees al.so would be available cloudy Sunday Saturday, Jan. 28, 1984 .American Stock Exchange Stride Rite earnings up other professionals and medium- said. at low cost at the center and repair c- See page 2 Single copy: 25wn< M i IwItK ^ Beirut. latt aides was that the concession c’losing will save. The soldiers and the gunmen offered Thursday was not enough .-\nd if theslate Legislature votes battled with automatic rifles and to break a deadlock over a security lo mandate all-day kindergartens, rocket-propelled grenades along a plan being promoted by Saudi the propo.seci closing may have to 2-miIe stretch of highway, the Arabia. Death, violence mar voting be examined all over again. IFOR SAlil. But a Jumblatt aide in Damas­ radio said. Kennedy still doesn’t know if the A ■Axiul iL W iJilK There was no immediate word on cus, Marwan Hamade, said with­ $1.50,000 budget addition will re­ M ANILA, Philippines (U PI) — government, saying the turnout Final results will be released casualties, and it was not clear who out elaboration that Druze and main unchanged. Contracts with A constitutional amendment reviv­ was only between 30 and 40 Wednesday, officials said. fired first. Lebanese officials are currently employee groups other than ing the vice presidency appeared percent. Opposition groups and foreign 156 E Center St “ The army fired flares over the considering “ new ideas” pres­ teachers have yet to be set tied, and to have passed Friday in nation­ Some critics, who had called for creditors pressed lor restoration of opposing positions in a warning to ented by Saudi mediator Rafik they may challenge Kennedy’s Manchester wide balloting disrupted by guer­ a boycott of the referendum, the vice presidency out of concern the gunmen, but the attackers Hariri to end the stalemate. Vi.ssumptions. rilla attacks on polling stations claimed the low turnout was a for Marcos' health and increased The security plan under consid­ If every school system employee that killed eight people, officials silent protest by millions of Filipi­ civil unrest following the assassi­ eration calls for a disengagement were to get the denial plan said. nos against the regime of Presi­ nation Aug. 21. 1983. of opposition MANCHESTER $85,500 of warring factions in Beirut and awarded teachers, for example, Beauty and Charm is evident in this exceptional 7 room Raised Real Eiatate Officials said at least 14 people dent Ferdinand Marcos. Other leader Benigno Aquino. N an area south of the capital, with Ranch with 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, dining room, living room were wounded during clashes observers attributed it to lack of the total dental plan cost would 646-2000 Inside Today Lebanese soldiers moving into Under the amendment, a vice approach $300,000 But w hen figur­ and family room with fireplace The lovely private setting offers between government forces and interest. privacy galore Call for an appointment 643-4060 20 pages, 2 sections areas to be left vacant by depart­ president would be elected in 1987. guerrillas of the leftist New Initial election commission re­ ing the overall impact the dental Advice ...... ing militiamen. Should Marcos not complete his award would have on the budget...... 12 Peoples Army. ports said more than 80 percent of Classified...... 18-19 If implemented, the plan could term before then, the national Vincente Santiago, chairman of those who did vole approved the Kennedy used a figure somewhat MANCHESTER Comics...... 9 permit the withdrawal of some of assembly speaker would tnke over smaller than that — w hich may or MANCHESTER— 43 FOREST ST. Entertainment...... 12 the 1,200 U.S. Marines in the the government Commission on amendment on the vice presidency for up to 60 days. Elections for Lottery...... and 85 percent supported an may not he accurate. MT. RD. One of the original Cheney Estates. Sound & ...... 2 multinational force in Beirut. Elections, said 80 percent of the president and vice president vsould Obituaries...... 10 amendment to shift from regional The $ 1.50,000 is not the total figure See this exceptional new U&R Contem­ Quality Construction Impossible to repro­ A senior government official country’s 30 million voters cast then be held. Opinion...... 6 ballots on four proposed constitu­ to provincial representation in the he used. Since Kennedy overesti­ porary that offers a cathedral ceiling Peopletolk ...... 2 briefing reporters Friday said the mated the teacher salaries in his duce at the asking price. First floor features tional amendments before polls national assembly. Currently, a I5-meml)er execu­ Sports...... 15-17 offer to reinstate Druze renegades original budget, some of that family room right off the kitchen, formal Ig. entrance, foyer w/open staircase, living Television...... closed. Voters appeared split on propos­ tive committee would succeed ...... 7-9 represented a major concession surplus was applied to the esti­ type living room, large dining room, 3 room, family room, dining room, den, mo­ Weather...... 2 Church-run Radio Veritas and als for urban and rural land reform Marcos. 66, should he leave office that should facilitate agreement on mated tol;d cost of the dental plan dernized kitchen & lavatory. Second floor independent sources disputed the and low-income public housing. before his term ends in 1987. bedrooms, 2 baths and many more fea­ the wider Beirut security plan. for all employees. has four bedrooms, 3 'h baths, sitting room tures that you will like. Situated on a LARGE & ATTRACW e The 0 percent teacher salary ANDOVER $227,00 w/fireplace, 5 interesting unreplaceable fi­ EYE STOPPER' Magnificent 9 room Deluxe Ranch w/4 bed­ hike, plus buill-in increments, treed lot, priced at $134,900. Call us and replaces. rear staircase from kitchen, large First Floor, 3 Vz room rooms. 3 car garage, glass enclosed pool, horse barn with hay­ we will show you through. represents about a $9.50,000 in­ loft on 5-plus acres Too many axtras to mention Atrulyoneof cellar ideal for hobbyistor handy man. 2 car Condo. Fully applianced crease in that account over this a kind home for the discriminating family Call our Manchester garage. Asking $195,000. Reagan insists he wants deficit compromise year, Kennedy added. office for more details ' 643-4060 Kitchen. New wall to wall. Wednesday, PT.-\ Council spo­ Thermo-pane windows, 2 kesman Richard Jensen told added. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi­ In remarks at a White House A spokesman for House Speaker you I am dead set against raising Kennedy the PT.-\ supports his [S REALTY WORLD* — Frechette Associates air units, Pool. Well Kept "F or three years, the president's ^ nU&R REALTY CO. dent Reagan insisted Friday that breakfast meeting, Reagan told Thomas O'Neill, D-Mass., reiter­ taxes to do it. " He also made it proposed budget, hut believes it is free 497 Buckiand Road. P 0 Box 623 record on budget deficits has been clear he will ■ fight to preserve market South Windsor CT 06074 Grounds. his bid for bipartisan talks to find a House Republicans: ” I want you ated that Democrats will not take tight. ( y $22 billion. 189 WEST CENTER STREET porch, new furnace, wiring & plumbing. addition to imported automobiles and markets, is universally blamed for A leading private forecaster, C. Fred (Com ar of McKm ) appliances in kitchen. Open lot with attrac­ making American goods less atlraclive Bergsten, top Treasury Department But export sales dropped 3.5 percent tive landscaping. $800 per month income at present. '78 '79 '80 '81 '82 '83 electronics. Heavy-duty factory ma­ 646 -24 82 chinery, steel, clothing and office to foreign buyers at the same lime it economist in the Carter administra­ lo $290 .5 billion. e. t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Jun 28, 1984 MANCHESTER IIF.RAI.D. Saturday, Jan. 28, 1984 - 3

What you can and can’t do Unless you keep proper records, you could lose some ol your business deductions it you nre nudilcd Don't delay recording expenses. Even waiting until the end of the week could make Manchester College union the IRS doubt the accuracy ol your records. Deductions can add up Here's what you should record: In Brief Travel Expenses defeats bid By store investments. • Each separate amount you spent for Items such as transportation or Robert Metz You can’lump some things, such as meals or taxi lares, together. If you d|dn f Newspaper Enterprise Association • Investment counseling fees paid to Chocolate is for illing curyoim have someone look after your investments record the cost of nteals, but did record the time, place and purpose of the tnp, (Tenth of 14 orticies) by AFT group if the investments produce taxable you may use the optional meal allowance ($14 a day (or trips of less than 30 days Students at Illing Junior High School were income. In one location; $9 a day (or 30 or more days). ' chagrined to find the candy bars they ordered for Once you decide to itemize expenses a doof-to-door campaign to raise funds for TAX TRAP: Fees you pay a broker for •T h e date you loft homo, the date returned and the number of days away from home By Kathy Garmus don’t overlook miscellaneous deductions. AN D SAVl on business. teenage leukemia victims and new school band Herald Reporter They may provide you with a treasure buying stocks or bonds are not deductible; •W here you traveled. uniforms carried the wrong name — “Billing trove of tax savings. those fees are added to the property’s cost. Junior High School.” seeking agency expenses if you’re looking •T h e business purpose of the trip. The Congress of Connecticut Community Colleges Home office expense deductions are for a new job in your present occupation I Student activities adviser Albert Hadigian said TAX TIP: Transportation expenses for has defeated a rival union’s bid to represent nearly 320 discussed in a separate article. Here are even if you didn’t get a new job. Entertainment expensea sales are brisk, but the students want Manchester administrators and non-teaching faculty at the state’s some other important items you can visits with your stock broker may be •Each separate amount you spent (or entertaining. It you took residents to know the candy is to benefit Illing, not deductible. However, you must have made 12 community colleges, including 42 Manchester deduct: TAX TRAP: You can’t deduct job­ a client to dinner and theater, record each separately. Billing. The wrapper also carries a discount Community College employees. • Employee expenses that cannot be seeking expenses for your first job or a job the trip for a true consultation. coupon for a McDonalds’ hamburger, which • There is a deduction designed to •T h e date. Community college administrators, counselors and claimed under adjustments to income. in a new business. •T h e name, location and type ol entertainment. Hadigian thinks has enhanced the value of the librarians voted 155 to 134 to be represented by the These include gift and entertainment encourage people to adopt "children with • The purchase and laundering of • Who you entertained and their titles. chocolate bars to buyers. Congress rather than by the Administrative & expenses for employees who do not qualify prescribed work clothes and special work special needs,’’ primarily handicapped Students will be vending the candy for another children or children who are members of a •W hen and where you talked business, if not at the event. Residual Union, which is part of the American as outside salespersons. clothes that are not regular street wear. week or so, Hadigian said. Federation of Teachers. The Congress has repres­ • Cost of education you need to meet the This includes rubber and asbestos gloves, minority group. Usually these are children OHIs for whom adoption assistance payments ented the employees for the past 10 years, said Steve express requirements of your employer, goggles and hard hats. •C ost and description. Herald photo by Pinto are made under Social Security. Thornton, staff organizer at the Congress. legal requirements for your job, and/or to • Small tools and other supplies used in When It was given. The Congress represents about 42 administrators, maintain or improve your skills in your • ’’Reasonable and necessary’’ adop­ Permits worth over $2 million your work that have a life expectancy of Why It was given. counselors and librarians at Manchester Community Stop & Shop plans March opening present job. Tuition, books, supplies, less than one year. tion fees, court costs, attorneys’ fees and The estimated cost of building in Manchester some other costs.There is a $1,500 limit on Who it was given to. College, he said. laboratory fees and transportation costs • Professional trade journals regularly for which permits were issued in December was The employees also voted 154-152 to bargain Recent snow has delayed finishing Sons of Manchester. Annulli said work are also deductible. used in your work. this deduction. For all exponees — about $2.3 million as compared with about $3.5 touches to the exterior of the new Stop & on the store’s refrigeration unit was The following expenses are NOT collectively with their teaching faculty colleagues in a • Fees paid for the preparation of your •H a v e documentary evidence — a receipt is best. million for December 1982. single bargaining unit. TAX TRAP: If the purpose of the deductible: A canceled check together, with the bill is also all right. The drop in total estimated cost came despite Shop supermarket on Broad Street, but being completed and that Stop & Shop income tax return. “So that means that there are a significant number the store should be ready for the should §tart stocking the store soon. education is to qualify you initially for a • Expenses of an income-producing Don’t file the evidence with your return but keep it as long as your return Is open to the fact that the number of permits issued was of people who said we need to have more direct job, to enable you to meet the minimum • Fines and penalties paid to a govern­ examination — generally three years higher: 184 as compared to 156. hobby. ment for violating the law. These include representation,” Thornton said. planned March 11 opening date, said Some interior finishing, painting and tile educational requirements for your posi­ parking tickets and tax penalties. In Iwth months the largest number of building The results of the election were determined this contractor Lon Annulli of Annulli & work remain to be completed, he said. tion, or is part of a study program for a new TAX TRAP: The profitsaretaxable. But ’• permits were for alterations or additions to week when the state Board of Labor Relations ordered trade, the expenses are not deductible. Health spa fees, even if your job if expenses exceed income, they are not requires you to be in top physical shape. existing buildings, 33 compared with 31. ballots challenged by the A & R union in an October usualiy deductible. • Premiums for home insurance. deductible property tax. insurance on your home and rental The projects in 1982 were more costly. election to be opened, Thornton said. TAX TIP: Once you are qualified for a • Legal expenses needed to produce • Expenses incurred to produce tax- exrx'isp are not deductible. A comparison of December 1983 with De­ The challenges were filed because the A & R union job and have met the minimum educa­ • Personal legal bills. These include State gives town park land taxable income. legal expenses for a will, a property exempt income. If you cannot tell which of cember 1982 shows the following: believed some of the voters were ineligible. Thornton tional requirements for it, any additional • Medical examination fees, if periodic your expenses went for producing taxable • Alterations and additions, $527,492 and said. , education designed to help maintain or settlement in a divorce, or defending a $1,202,580. Bv Kathy Garmus businesses first."basically be­ The Board of Directors earlier physicals are a job requirement, or if such income and which for tax-exempt income, Next: The home office. The union also filed objections to the election itself, improve your skills is deductible. negligence or criminal action unrelated to Herald Reporter cause of the position of the park at this month approved a coucept examinations are a prerequisite to a business venture. • Electical, plumbing, and heating permits, claiming it did not receive a list of eligible voters • Dues and assessments paid to a labor split the expenses according to the relative $561,757 and $1,895,212. the head of Main Street.’’ plan ,(or the park, but left to the employment. • Fees and licenses, such as charges for size of the two types of income. before l^e election, he said. A hearing on the The state has turned over to the union, chamber of commerce or profes­ • Financial publications and invest­ Editor’s note: Robert Metz is New York The difference was offset somewhat by the park committee the final location car licenses or marriage licenses. objectioiWias been scheduled Feb. 9 at the slate labor town the deed to land at the corner The committee has received of the shade trees. Committee sional organization. ment counseling fees paid by investors, bureau chief of Financial News Network' permits issued for dwellings. There were 15 in • Personal, living or family expenses. board’s offices in Wethersfield. of Main and Center streets, leaving commitments from the Hartford Chairman Douglas H. Smith had • Employment agency fees paid to and subscriptions to investment and a syndicated columnist. He was December 1983 at $663,000 and only two in The Congress will not be certified as a bargaining Foundation for Public Giving for obtain a job. TAX TIP: If a car registration fee is These include costs for burial and for assisted in the preparation of this series by funding the final hurdle before a wanted the trees planted along publications. based on a percentage of a vehicle’s value December 1982 (for footings and .foundations agent for the community college employees until the $15,000 providing it can raise a TAX TIP: You can deduct the job- cemetery plots. Also, losses from the sale Sidney Kess, tax partner with the only) at $4,000. park honoring Manchester vete­ Main Street, but other members • Fees for safe deposit boxes used to and not by car weight or flat amount, it is a labor board rules on those objections. rans of the Vietnam War can be matching amount, and from SNET argued at a Jan. 3 meeting of the of a home or car, and for repairs and accounting firm of Main, Hurdman. for $15,000. "We are very pleased with our election victory and completed. committee that the trees would with the knowledge that the labor board disposed of Plans for the park call for a obscure views of the library and the ballots challenged by the A & R union," said Sid The Vietnam Veterans Memor­ 33-foot long, V-shaped, black gran­ Another record for MSB ial Park Committee has estimated church. Lipshires, president of the Congress. "Wefeel that the ite monument with the names of Instead, they suggested placing Manchester State Bank had another record challenges were politically motivated and came after that landscaping and other ex­ the t4 Manchester residents who Weather year in 1983 — for both income and growth, penses for the park will be between the trees behind the walkway. the fact. We also hope to have the board dispose of the died in the Vietnam War inscribed Smith had threatened the Board Peopletalk Nathan G. Agostinelli, bank president, said objections promptly, so that we can get down to $51„500 and $57„500. on its center stone. Friday. of Directors with his resignation if bargaining for a new contract with our employer.” Committee member William The monument, which would they did not approve the plan with Today’s forecasts Agostinelli reported a record net income of The current three-year contract expires June 30, he Hunriiford, a Southern New Eng­ resemble the one dedicated last $272,703 or $3.64 per share for 1983, an increase the trees along Main Street but Birthday almanac What people are saying said. land Telephone official who is head year in Washington. D.C., would be spparenlly decided not to resign. Connecticut, Mannachusetls and over 1982’s net income of $267,571 or $3.56 per Rhode Island: Sunny Saturday. Lipshires said he has asked Donald DeFronzo, of the fund-raising committee, said partially sunken and positioned so Smith said the committee plans Jan. 29 — Barney Oldfield (1878-1946), the car “There aren’t very many new parts for us. I share. president of the A & R union, to withdraw the racer who, in 1903, became the first person to Highs 30 to 35. Clouding up m Friday he did not expect much as to reflect views of the Mary to "nail down the final design ” at don’t know why. I think we’re fascinating The bank assets grew from $25 million at the objections so that Congress can begin negotiations. travel in an automobile at the speed of a mile a creatures." Saturday night. Lows in teens and difficulty in raising the money. Cheney Library and CenteivCtm— its meeting Feb. 7. end of 1982 to $35 million as of Dec. 31. 1983, he "Normally, we are into bargaining by now and each grcgational Church. A V-shaped minute. — Diana Rigg, actress, on the lack of great low 20s. Sunday a chance of said. "I think we’ve had a lot of He said the committee hopes to day’s delay hurts our cause," Lipshires said. "1 have .support," he said. brick walkway would lead to the break ground for the park in May Jan. 30 — Barbara Tuchman (I912-), the acting roles for women. showers or flurries. Highs in the Agostinelli said 1983 was the eighth consecutive 30s. appealed to Mr. DeFronzo's understanding that we Hunniford said the general fund­ monument and would be sur­ and has set a tentative completion historian and author who has twice been awarded record-breaking year for Manchester State Bank. state employees have to stick together in all of our Pulitzer Prizes in history. Her best-selling books Maine: Sunny and windy Satur­ raising effort would begin soon. He rounded by shade trees, flowers date of Nov. 11, which is Veterans ■ 'Howard’s not going to like seeing this. But the upcoming negotiations with the state of Connecticut." said the enrp"'tntnrp#»i include "The Guns of August." "Stilwell and the reason is, he doesn’t iook good in stretch pants.’’ day. Highs from the single and shrubs. Day. American Experience in China, 1911-1945 ” and — Roone Arledge, ABC president, on why numbers north to 20s south. Fair "A Distant Mirror." Howard Cosell is not a member of the broadcast Saturday night. Lows from 10 Jan. 31 — Norman Mailer (1923-), the author entourage for the below north to 15 above coastal whose first novel, "The Naked and the Dead,” Olympics in Sa­ south. Generally cloudy Sunday. Calendars published in 1948, brought him immediate fame rajevo, Yugoslavia. Chance of light snow late in the day and critical praise. He was awarded Pulitzer in the north and mountains. Highs office. 6:30 to 9: :t0 p.m. Office Building planning office, 7.30 p.m. Prizes in 1969 and 1980. “We believe the mostly in the 20s. Community Hall, 7:30 p.m. New Hampshire: Sunny and Manchester Tuesday ' Board of Education, Coventry High School, 7::)U Feb. 1 — Clark Gable (1901-1960), the actor who Chinese are missing Thursday p.m. was known as the "King of Hollywood" for nearly windy Saturday. Highs in the teens Federal surplus cheese distribution. Community out on a positive Monday Board of Tax Review. Town Office Building nurse’s Saturday three decades. He won a 1934 Oscar as best actor reiationship with north and 20s south. Fair Saturday Hall, to a.m, to noon. night. Lows from zero north to IS Pension Baord, 3 p.m.. Lincoln Center gold room. Board of Selectmen meet with Recreation Commis­ office, 6:: 30 to 9:30 p.m. Board of Tax Review. Town Ofliee Building nurse's for "It Happened One Night." He is best their animal Zoning Board of Appeals, 7 p.m., Lincoln Center HUD Housing Rehabilitation Committee, Town office, 9 a.m. to noon. remembered as Rhett Butler in "Gone with the coastal south. Generally cloudy sion on revenue sharing. Community Hall. 7:30 p.m. brothers." hearing room. Wind." — Ingrid New­ Sunday. Chance of light snow north Wednesday and Connecticut Valley. Highs in Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., 45 N. School St. Board of Selectmen budget workshop. Community Feb. 2 — Geo?ge Halas (1895-1983), the player, kirk, of the People (special meeting to vote on proposed closing of coach and team executive who founded the the 20s to low 30s. Hall, 7:30 p.m. for the Ethical Sunny today In Connecticut Highland Park School.) Chicago Bears and helped organize the National Treatment of Anim­ Vermont: Sunny but cold Satur­ Thursday day, highs teens and low 20s. Tuesday Board of Library Directors: Bentley Memorial Football League. He coached the Bears to five als, which picketed Saturday sunny and seasonably cold. Highs around 30. Winds Downtown Coordinating Committee, 8 a.(it., Lin­ NFL championships. ‘ Chinese Premier Clouding up Saturday night.Lows Library, 7:30 p.m. Introducing television that in the teens. Snow likely north northwest 10 to 15 mph. Saturday night clear skies early, then coln Center gold room, Saturday Feb. 3 —James A. Michener (1907-), the author Diana Rigg Zhao Ziyang in Wa­ clouding up toward morning. Lows in the teens. Sunday cloudy with a of numerous novels, most of which have been best Sunday, a chance of flurries south. Thursday Bolton Womenis Craft Fair, Community Hall, 10 shington to protest chauice of flurries. Highs in the mid 30s. Today’s weather picture was Judge’s hours, 6:30 p.m., Probate Court. sellers. They include ‘Tales of the South the killing of dogs in China Highs 25 to 30. a.m. to 3 p.m. gets healthier ever'y day. Pacific,” "Hawaii,” "Centennial," "Space" and drawn by Cindy Harabin, 8, of 50 Dougherty St., a fourth-grade Saturday ’ "Poland." student at Verpianck School. IRS representatives to assist taxpayers, 9 a.m to Extended outlook noon, Lincoln Center hearing room. Coventry Feb. 4 — Charles A. Lindbergh (1902-1974), the "They’re killing our boys over there and I’m a aviator who made the world’s first solo nonstop father with a 19-year-old son. So, I feel what the Extended outlook for New Eng­ Monday trans-Atlantic flight in 1927. In 1954, he was parents of the Marines who were killed are going land Monday through Wednesday^ Andover Federal surplus cheese distribution. Town Office awarded a Pulitzer Prize for his biography, "The through now. So many of those children will grow Connecticut, Massachusetts and Building board room. 2 to 3 p.m. Spirit of St. l^uis.” up without fathers and the least gift I could give Rhode Island: Chance snow or rain Thursday Special Town Council meeting. Town Office them is an education.” late Monday. Fair weather Tues­ Central Office Committee, Gilead Hill School Building board room. 7:30 p.m. — Robert Conrad, actor, on why he donated day and Wednesday. High temper­ superintendent’s office, Hebron. 7:30 p.m. Tuesday $23,000 to the Marine Corps Scholarship Founda­ atures in the upper 20s to mid 30s Water Pollution Control Authority, Town Office tion. each day. Low temperatures Building planning office, 8 p.m. mainly in the teens Monday and Bolton Human Services Advisory Council, Town Office Tuesday, moderating to the 20s on Building board room, 8:30 to 10 a.m. "I have thought about it a long time and one of Monday Glimpses Wednesday. Board of Selectmen meet with Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, Finance Council, Town Office Building board room, the things I disco­ Vermont: A chance of snow Marvin Mitchelson, the palimony lawyer, had a R-Manchester, and Rep. J. Peter Fusscas, R- 7:30 p.m, vered is that the Monday and Tuesday, fair Wed­ Wednesday glib answer when,he recently was asked a stupid black oommunity Marlborough, Community Hall, 7:30 p.m. nesday. Seasonably cold. Highs in Board of Finance meeting on Bolton High School Board of Tax Review, Town Office Building nurse’s question: Are all your clients famous’.’ "No." said has not harbored the the 20s, lows 5 to 15. Mitchelson. “some are infamous, too. ” soccer field with representatives from the Board of sexist attitudes that Maine, New Hampshire: Fair Visitors to New York between March 25 and have prevailed Education and the Public Building Commission, April 24 will get a chance to see a set of 23 Monday. Chance of snow Tuesday. among white Clearing Wednesday. l,ows 0 to 10 impressionistic paintings by Winston Churchill. males” The exhibit at Hofstra college was selected by north and 10 to 20 south Monday U T A X SAVER — Maxine Wa­ and Tuesday mornings dropping to Capitol events Edwina Sandys, Churchill’s granddaughter. ters, a member of During a recent visit to the Big Apple to record 0 to 10 below north and 0 to 10 above 105 MAIN STREET the State south Wednesday morning. Highs "Penetrator," an LP, bandleader Ted Nugent Assembly, on why teens north and 20s south. MANCHESTER, CT. introduced a game he says is popular in Detroit. HARTFORD (UPI) - Senate chamber at the black women have Capitol. 646-0015 "Between sessions, we played Motor City been elected to pub­ Here is a calendar of State The Legislature's Environ­ Bumper Tag with New York cabbies. Anyonewho lic office in larger Weather radio Capitol events scheduled ment Committee will hold o doesn’t come out with yellow stains on his percentages, than next week. Meetings and 9:30 a.m. public hearing In The National Weather Service Satellite view Room 41B at the Capitol on renl-a-car loses.' white women. Robert Conrad Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 2:20 p.m. Eastern hearings are generally proposed Department of Computerized income tax pre­ broadcasts 24-hour continuous open to the public. Access Agriculture bills. The com­ weather information on 162.475 Standard Time shows a developing storm off the East Coast with low to news conferences and mittee will meet at 1 p.m. in paration. mHz in Hartford, 162.55 mHz in clouds covering the Southeast. A frontal cloud band stretches from briefings may be limited Room 418. Comprehensive Bookkeeping the eastern Great Lakes across the Ohio Valley, becoming stratus and The Leglstature'sProgrom New London and 162.40 mHz in to the news media. Review and Investigations Services Meriden. fog over Arkansas and Oklahoma. Thick layered clouds extend along. Committee will meet at 10 Almanac the northern and central Rockies. Monday. Jan. 30 o.m. In Room 321 at the The Legislature's Judi­ Copitol. Year around computer­ Air Quality ciary Committee will hold a 2 The state FInonce Advi­ \ - ■ p.m. hearing in the Capitol sory Council will meet at generated tax planning service, HARTFORD — The state De­ Judiciary Room on o pro­ 10:30 a.m. In Room 110 at thd for the individual taxpayer, with Today is Saturday, Jan. 28, the loonist Aguste Piccard in 1884, subscribers. posed state constitutional Copitol. partment of Environmental Pro-, NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECAST to 7 PM EST 1-J8-84 The state Copitol Restora­ 28th day of 1984 with 338 to follow. concert pianist Artur Rubinstein in In 1915, theU.S.Coast Guard was amendment on gubernator­ tion and Preservation Com­ five year projections. 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Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Dan Fitts, EditqsS.* Reagan campaign gets set OPINION ^Sensible’ 3 Glenn talkis for Sunday announcement

By Ira R. Allen three main commercial networks. The president said that at the J a c k In Boston United Press International The speech will be broadcast live start of his administration "m any except in the time zones, predicted we couldn’t work to­ A n d e r s o iv Will Reagan really win all 10 rounds? f«i a Ox Glenn Blackm on WASHINGTON - President where it will be delayed by three gether, that the economic and United Press International Reagan began stoking Republican hours. The Cable News Network social problems that had piled up W ashington ^ . excitement for his Sunday re- will carry it live in all time zones. over 50 years were "K it was a boxing match, the While moderates and conser­ the Democrats go after Reagan Merry-Qo-Round',.,j, BOSTON — Sen. John Glenn, election announcment. telling Although Reagan has teased insurmountable. referee would step in and stop it,'' vatives could feel comfortable in earnest. uraming the race for president has GOP lawmakers Friday, “ We’re reporters and others by refusing to "W ell, I think we’ve proved the That's Republican State Cen­ under Glenn, Agostinelli says, Just begun, said Filday he would changing the course of history.” state his decision in advance. critics wrong, and we did it by working together, by building tral Committeeman Nathan G. Manchester voters realize that a Mondale ONE HOLE in the current GOP elm for the “ sensible center” Reagan fed the congressmen White House aides have said flatly \ ^ that the president will surprise no coalitions and by daring to chart a Agostinelli's forecast for the administration would mean forecast about Mondale may be a between his Democratic rivals and breakfast at the executive man­ President Reagan. sion and then had a private talk one and will announce his candi­ new course," he said, listing rosy presidential election coming up Spotlight chaos. misjudgment of the coalition of . IL’I intend to be a president of the with Republican mayors in mid- dacy Sunday night. statistics on the economy. this November, assuming that Further, he contends that Mon­ minorities, poor people and liber­ The Navy’s •nsible center,” Glenn said dur­ . afternoon as he prepared to make Reagan told the House GOP In addition. Reagan said, "In Ronald Reagan continues in good James Sacks — Assistant News Editor dale, in addition to losing bankers als that Reagan has done his best ing a campaign appearance in formal the second-term candidacy members Friday morning he will foreign policy the world knows health and that the Democrats and executives because of his to alienate. Boston’s downtown tourist center, that he has been broadly hinting at do all he can to increase their again that America kands for the nominate Walter Mondale in San tendency to try to please eve­ As several Republicans domestic i Faneuil Hall. "It’s time we set a for months. numbers in the November freedom of mankind. From Cen­ Francisco. ryone at once, "also turns off reasonable, middle course in this eleetion. tral America to Africa to the quickly point out, these are Sunday. GOP bigwigs will pour country.’’- '■’There’s no doubt that we're Middle East we're working to In Ajgostinelli's scenario, of everyone who works for a groups that vote Democratic into Washington for a private Glenn said he would not endorse changing the course of American support democracy and peace. In course, the figW would be In 1966, my family left Califor­ leader of the Board of Directors, living.” anyway. But by November, Mon- spying reception at the White House and a history and we’re -doing it to­ Lebanon the peace process has stopped because Mondale was nia, at least partly because the joined Agostinelli this week in DiRosa, however, argues that dale could be the beneficiary of Reagan’s military buildup, but party at a downtown hotel for 1.000 also would not oppose every gether." he said. "There's no been slow and painful but we've down for the count and the newly inaugurated Gov. Reagan, saying that Mondale will win the "N o matter who the Democrats ilesse Jackson's candidacy, his people capped by Reagan’s prime­ WASHINGTON — The arni^^ weapons system as some Demo- better place to sit than the Oval made genuine progress.” Democrats were being bloodied. by winning the election, had also put up it'll be academic.” And time television announcement at nomination and a Reagan victory voter-registration drive and a forces are supposed to defend grntic candidates have done. Office to see how effective you all Reagan's top aides were scat­ I hope he'll be proven wrong — at gained control of the state Zinsser, whose seat will be at 10.55 p.m. EST. can't be stopped unless the number of other factors. That's country, not meddle in domestic „ ‘The stop was intended to galvan­ Y '- 7 "' '• are. In 1984, nothing matters more tered around the room. While each the very least about the weight of university at Berkeley. where my stake in the same election, says it UPl piluiw of them has said the president president fails physically or the the hitch in the hole we’ve all dug affairs. Military intelligence servi­ ise a suddenly stuck campaign and Reagan's campaign committee than increasing your numbers and the Reagan victory if not about father was a professor. So I never "won’t make any difference who bought half-a-million dollars worth I pledge to do all in my power to see intends to seek a second term, economy turns 180 degrees. for Mondale's candidacy. ces, for example, are forbiddenJie ddincided with a change in his staff Sen. John Glenn, stumping in downtown Boston Friday, who actually wins. have been predisposed to support the Democrats put up. The people of air time — five minutes — on the that we do just that.” Reagan continued to tease about it. "Everybody knows what the As Town Chairman Smith likes spy upon domestic civilian groups. tind media direction. said the race has "just begun" and that he plans to Agostinelli, who was a co- Reagan, and I don't necessarily outcome is going to be," said of Manchester are pretty to say,"Between now and Elec­ - The Ohio senator continued to The activities of civilian organUsb chairman of Reagan's Connecti­ favor seeing the Equal Rights intelligent." criticize former Vice President present a “sensible center” between his Democratic Smith. “ Reagan will run and tion Day, there’s no such thing as tions are simply none of tMtf cut campaign in 1980 and is elated Amendment crushed, the Su­ Walter Mondale, his chief rival for rivals and President Reagan. Mondale will pull it off without reality ... just perception." Pentagon’s business. '•” * Administration warns mayors about his candidate's perfor­ preme Court decision on abortion any significant challenge at the THE LOCAL REPUBLICANS tbe Democratic nomination, but But one thing is certain: The But government document!! not by name. He was critical of the the people.” Mondale has won the just begun," he said. mance in the White House, overturned, the Nicaraguan go­ convention." generally agree about what Rea­ Democrats will have a hard time show that the Navy receive^ fpecial interest endorsements backing of most organized labor Glenn also said he is “ tired of claims the incumbent Califor­ vernment overthrown, or prayer gan’s achievements have been, After that? Smith predicts a beating someone who generates reports on the nuclear freeze Mondale received. groups in the country. radicals of the left or right nian will beat the former vice permitted in schools — all but one and they’re proud of him. They victory of at least moderate the kind of respect Reagan does. movement from an undercover, '"*'1 am tired of seeing presiden­ Opinion polls consistently have controlling our political system... that funding won’t improve president by a landslide, possibly of which were reiterated by the favor his “ intervention” in Gren­ proportions for Reagan in Man­ Agostinelli even ^id Reagan informant. This informant aU tial candidates kowtowing to the shown Mondaleimore popular than It’s time we elected a president carrying the state GOP to victory president as second-term goals in chester, the state, and nation­ ada, his support for a return to would be a candidate for "canoni­ captains of industry or bowing Glenn, but the former astronaut who cares a little less about tended a planning session of,'6a berger compared urban problems of $100 million in the last budget — in the House along with him. his State of the Union address the wide, because he’s ''one of the tradition and his living up to his before the barons of labor,” Glenn warned against depending on ideology and a little more about By David E. Anderson zation," if canonization were anti-nuclear protest organizgcg such as aging facilities and grow­ tor marching bands than the Although Agostinelli has an other night. few presidents who's delivered campaign promises, a rarity in said. “ I intend to be president of all "yesterday’s polls. The race has results.” United Press International awarded presidents. I've never last year in Berkeley, Calif., ajpd.. ing human service needs to those administration asked for last year obvious interest in seeing his I'm tempted to predict, even at on some of his promises.” either party. While one or two heard anyone say that about reported on it to the Naval' WASHINGTON - A Reagan the Pentagon had in keeping its in urban economic development predictions come true, he also this early dale, that Manchester DiRosa likewise predicts that expressed concern about Rea­ Mondale or Glenn — or even John Investigative Service. administration official told the stocks up to date. "The problem spending. has good grounds on which to Republicans are correct in their Mondale will be “ buried" by gan’s military spending, it was a F. Kennedy. The documents were obtain^ nation's mayors Friday that fed­ that faced Pj:*sident Reagan when Oberstar, who chairs the sub­ base them: As president of forecast that little, save a per­ Ronald Reagan at the polls. matter of degree rather than of But I would remind Agostinelli under the Freedom of In fo rm a tl^ eral aid tocities has peaked and"it he took office was not dissimilar to committee on economic develop­ Manchester State Bank, he not sonal presidential problem or a Perns say Reagan broke promises that which you face.” he said — "a principle. that the referee never stops a Act by Angus Mackenzie and is unrealistic to think that the old ment of the House Public Works only has his finger on the pulse of catastrophe, can prevent a Rea­ THE O N LY THING about The only thing they see as a days will return.” major shortfall in weapons and fight until one contender can’t go David Kaplan of the Center for . WASHINGTON (UPI) - Demo­ election. Coelho played an excerpt of and Transportation Committee, Main Street, but, additionally, gan victory this November. Like which the Republicans disagree Lee Verstandig, President Rea­ equipment and much of that was liability for Reagan is the $200 on — and we're still far from that Investigative Reporting, w ^ crats released a report Friday Coelho said the “ truth squads” Reagan saying he would balance said he .soon will begin hearings on has been in a prime position to the Republicans. I assume Mon­ at this point is whether it would gan’s liaison for intergovernmen­ aging. When we got here ... (there __a $4 billion to $5 billion program to million deficit he's running this point. brought the story to me. My stjif^ Ctiarging that President Reagan will be made up of Democratic the budget by 1983 despite his gauge the political effect of the dale will be nominated and won't tal affairs, said the federal govern­ had been) years of under- ' "repair the nation's roads, sewers, make a difference if the Demo­ year. Some say that means new checked on it. has broken about half his 1980 members of Congress and of military buildup and three years of recovery for which the Reagan ment "is not abdicating its role” as investment” . ports and other public facilities. prove popular. But there are crats picked Glenn instead of taxes — a dirty word to the NEXT: What Manchester De­ campaign promises and said they previous administrations. They personal income tax cuts. administration is given credit. helpmate for the cities but is Weinberger, the first defense “ Whether older cities or newer holes in the argument against Mondale. president — or, more likely, more mocrats say. One Democratic will send “ truth squads” to trail will "set the stage” for his ACCORDING TO THE dooun Coelho plans to capitalize on the seeking to "restore a proper secretary to address the mayors' cities, in the Sun Belt or the Frost Mondale, so I'm retaining some Agostinelli. who says Mondale huge budget cuts, after the hbn around the country. campaign visits and "correct the State Central contmitteeman told ments, a meeting was called on “ far factor." concerns of Ameri­ balance" between levels of conference in 20 years, said the Belt," he said, "our cities are PERSONALLY, f 'd far prefer hope of the Democrats at least is lackluster and remains tainted "Americans cannot trust Ronald record,” he said. formality of Nov. 5 is past. me the party ought to run Jan. 8, 1983, by the Livermorfi cans that the nation may be closer government. beginning to decay." to see the optimism of Agostinelli Reagan,” declared Rep. Tony To prove his point, Coelho played Pentagon contributes significantly avoiding humiliation. by his actions as vice president in To tho.se, I would add the Gregory Peck, because only he to war despite Reagan's assertion "Candidly, these are changing Action Group, an organization"Of videotape excerpts of Reagan to the welfare of cities through its Verstandig. however, said the and other local Republican insid­ Jimmy Carter's "basically in­ possibility of a new war, or, far Ooelho, D-Calif., chairman of the that he has made the world safer. tim es," he told the closing session could match the performance some 300 “ affinity groups.” Democratic Congressional Cam­ making promises in 1980 speeches procurement policies and its role economic recovery in itself could ers proven wrong. And f think, GOP CHAIRMAN CURTIS capable” administration, calls more likely, a misjudgment by of the U.S. Conference of Mayor's Reagan gave before Congress The Navy’s informant, who^ paign committee. that the Democrats hope will haunt "H e had to crawl over sandbags in education and health programs. be viewed as an urban aid though it may be wishful, that it SMITH, State Sen. Carl Zinsser, Glenn "a guy a lot of us can relate Republicans of Mondale's poten­ mid-winter meeting. “ Federal aid Wednesday night. But not all of name was deleted from the re­ Coelho issued a 100-page pro­ him. The excerpts will be used in to get out of the White House.” said But Rep. James Oberstar, D- program. “ We’re seeing for the could. and Peter DiRosa. minority to." tial once the bickering ends and Coelho, referring to cement block­ to state and local government has them feel that way. leased documents, was describe’d gress report on the administration TV campaign ads broadcast peaked (and it is) unrealistic to , Minn., who spoke immediately first time in decades an improve­ around the country. ades now used to increase security only as “ of known reliability,^. two days before Reagan goes on think that the old days will return.” after Weinberger, said the Defense ment in the economic situation of Chief among their criticisms will in the capital. “ How do you call Other naval reports on the Liv^:jr;, television Sunday night to an­ Defense Secretary Caspar Wein­ Department spends more — a tbtai the cities," he said. nounce his plans for the 1984 be the $180 billion federal deficit. that a safer world?” Guest editorial HE'S NOT GOING TO LIKE I T - THAT'S A NO-NO - ESPECIALLV ' more group cited information from HE HATES IT WHEN WE MAKE IN AN EieCTlON YEAT?r.. “ local law enforcement and secnit- HIM SAV ’TAKES'... ity personnel considered reliableTl 7 At the Jan. 8 meeting, tFTe Saturday TV No clear losers 7 white hou$e informant reported, 50 partRIP' pants made plans for a Jan. 29 Business Like Show Business' - MOVIE: Mind of Mister CD ® > Pac Man/Rubik Cube 39) - Sportsbeat CD demonstration at the Concord; 7:30 A.M. A husband-and-wife vaudeville Soames' A man emerging from a (D - Wondaratna Hour (St) - House For Alt Seasons team return to the stage with their Naval Weapons Station on, S ^ life-long slate of suspended ani­ (B - Oat Smart (D ~ Davey/Goliath . 3 :1 5 P .M . three children. Ethel Merman, mation struggles to adapt himself In taping decision Donald O'Connor. Mitzi Gaynor Francisco Bay. The purpose of thei to life Terence Stamp, Robert G D - Wawatfc 8i RaaUty 39 - 13th Winter Otympied (8 ) ” Washington Dialogue demonstration was to protest armsi T N s show features highlights of 1954 Vaughn. Nigel Davenport. 1970 ffl) - Pbik Panthar Show the 1980 Winter Olympics. 3 :3 0 P .M . shipments from the weapons ce&E: ^D - Nature 'The Discovery of (JD -M O VIE: 'Body and Soul' A People who like old movies, vate tape-recording of radio ( 9 - Vic's Vacant Un 'Program- 0 9 ■> Pick the Pros Sportswri* CD S® - Professional Bowlers Animal Behavior.' Fifth of 6parts. boxing champ gets mixed up with ter to El Salvador. .ming for ChHdran.- ters preview games and viewers Tour Coverage of the $125,000 Tonight's program looks at natur­ crooks John Garfield, Lilli Pal­ but not at midnight, and the music to avoid buying a Using the infiltrator's infornn^ O - Ftaggla Rock compete for prizes. Quaker State Open is presented alists* efforts over the centuries mer. William Conrad 1947 from the Forum Bowling Lanes, to learn the language of animals millions of families whose commercial recording does tion, special agent Gary R. Baldoc' B - Penaya and Frianda IS) - Money Week (R) (60 m in i (Closed Captioned] 0 - MOVIE: 'Thrs.hold' A Grand Prairie. TX . (90 min.) heart surgeon must withstand the schedules have never meshed hurt musicians and compos­ chi sent a report on the meeting'{o' & - M O V IE : '1 9 4 1 ' Panic be- Christopher Hewett is fea­ 8 ) - Los Negros y Los Nietos gins in California following the 8 ) - MOVIE: WUd Horse pressure of performing the first Hank' A strong-willed young with those of the television HOW PO YOU th in k HE’P FEEt ABOUT Navy commandants from Norfo'tf Pearl Harbor attack. John Bekishi. tured as Lawrence on ABC's - Black Perspective artificial heart transplant Donald ers. The cost of audio­ WE'LU HAVE TO PUT IT woman drives a herd of wild mus­ to Pearl Harbor. He also senCX B - I m O V IE : "nwra'a No Dan Ackroyd. Ned Beatty. 1979. "Fantasy Isiand." airing 8 - MOVIE: 'Best Friends' Sutherland. Jeff Goldblum, Mare networks are the winners in recording equipment is now PROPOSING A'REVENUE PLUG'? tangs hundreds of miles to save Winnmgham. 1982 Rated PG S0N\e OTHER WAV iuidnaaa Uks S h o w Buainsss' Rated PG. SATURDAY, JAN. 28 Trouble starts when a happily un­ copy to the FBI. A huaband-and-wifa vaudavilla them from slaughter. Linda Blair, 3® - NCAA : the U.S. Supreme Court's so low that a reasonable 0 - Foro Loco married couple decides to wed The informant’s revelation^; team rotum to the stage with their Richard Crenna 1980. and visit (heir families. BuM Rey­ Marquette at Louisville y ------white H0U5E three children. Ethel Merman, (9 - Three Stooges CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME home-video decision. royalty tax would be unlikely 7 (B - Newton's Apple nolds. Goldie Hawn, Barnard 8 -MOVIE: Murphy's War' A were hardly earthshaking. Tlie^ DtMiald O'Connor. Mitti Gaynor. SIfKHWRTfKS 1 0 :0 0 A .M . Hughes 1983. Rated PG. W W II Irishman who, after the Despite the protestations of to produce sufficient re­ Navy brass were solemnly In­ 1964. 4 :0 0 P .M . (D CD ~ Plasticman 3)1964 Compuloe 8 - M-A-S-H massacre of the crew of his ship the movie industry, there are venue. On the other hand, the formed, for example, that a cSP e t - Thundarr. The Barbarian CD (3D - NCAA Basketball; by a German U-Boat, seeks re­ f p - Saturday Morning DePaul at UCLA (B - Housewarming/ Charlie no clear losers in the court’s private reproduction of com­ pool was organized to transpbH S - It's Your Businass W ing venge at all costs Peter O'Toole. (D - All'Star Wrestling 32) - NCAA Basketball: Iowa at Sian Phillips, Philippe Noiret. demonstrators from San FraUP O U - Momlngtown Indiana (This game is subject to decision. 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(S i - MOVIE: 'Treasure Island' (8 ) - Thundarr CD " NCAA Basketball: Teams reluctantly rediscovers love and corders to tape the show and The traditional notion of protesters that participated” iir CD - Kidsworfd (@ - Masterpiece Theatre The O -M O VIE: -BHIyJack' AhaH- A map of a buried treasure draws 0 - Business of Management to be Announced faith. Walter Matthau, Ann- Citadel.’ Andrew becomes the the Jan. 29 demonstration. brssd Indian stands up against a young boy into a thrilling adven­ CD ” Buga Bunny/Road Runner Margret, Dinah Manoff. 1962. then watching the tape at private ownership of the Open Forum /Reader^s views 39) - Wild Kingdom CD ® - PGA Seniors subject of an official inquiry for hatred and brutality in a small Rated PG creation of the mind embo­ Presumably because of thTs" ture. Orson Welles, Walter Sle- 32l ' Alpine Ski School The Championships Coverage of this assisting at an operation not re­ their convenience tomorrow teWn. To m Laughlin, Delores zak and Lionel Stander. Rated G. Mountain la Yours.' This show ( 8 ' This Week in Hockey tournament is presented from the 0 - NCAA Batketball: garded qualified by the British SHOWCASE euphoria. Naval intelligence vei Taylor. 1971. Rated PG. night. After all, they might died in the copyright law is @ ) - Motorwoek compleJes the system of instruc­ (B) - D.S. Pro Indoor Tennis PGA National GoH Club. Palm Georgetown at Pittsburgh physicians. (60 min.) (Closed ported, the Livermore group w ^ tion with the most recent devel­ ( 9 - Pumpkin Crack Championship Beach Gardens. FL. (60 min ) (B “ Magic of Oil Painting Captioned] CINEMAS even be going out to the now encountering technol­ right, unless we’re arriving at our eating habits. There’s lunch­ 1 0 :1 5 A .M . opment in Alpine skiing, the step UKMIIUTMU "planning a larger scale demdlT 0 - Spldarman 1 :0 0 P .M . 3D Abbott and Costello 7 :0 0 P .M . movies. ogy. Harvard Law Professor Time! work, then a little word placed in time, dinner or suppertime, but in 0 - Media Watch turn and presents a brief review 4 :1 5 P .M . IM$T SNOW OMIT $1.S0 stration a t... Concord.” Thereptnr 0 - Nawa/Sports/Waathar of the series. C D - Fame (8 ) - Wild, Wild West C D - Agronsky 8i Co To the Editor: between will help us to be right on the morning it’s breakfast. It’s 1 0 :3 0 A.M . (8 ) - Sports The real problems are still Arthur R. Miller, who teaches promised that “ the forthcoming 0 0 - FHntstono Funnies 3 9 - Do It Yourself CD ” New Fat Albert Show - News Update CD - Welcome Back Kotter time. At the start of each day we simply breakfast without the time. CD CD - Charlie Brow n 8i 4 :3 0 P .M . to come. Congress is ex­ copyright law, believes that meeting regarding the s p r ii^ 0 - Sasama Straat [Closad (S ) ' NCAA Preview Show CD ^ MOVIE: 'Dixie Dynamite' (0 ) - Here's to Your Health C D " Fame There wasn’t much I could do, never wake down in time, but we do (Maybe that’s the reason some of CaptionadI Snoopy T w o young girls wreak havoc on 3® - Radio 1990 Today's pro­ pected to come under consid­ the most recent congres­ summer demonstration will ^ ® l@ - Amazing Spiddrman/ (8) - Futbol Intamacional: gram looks at the hottest trends CD (S) - Muppet Show motionless in a traffic jam, so I sat wake up in time (hopefully). us run out in the morning with a 0 - Chapulin Colararlo CD © - Uttlos Incredible Hulk the town after they are dispos­ Sevilla vs. Real Madrid HmisTtnMimst monitored, and intelligence will C£ sessed from their farm and their and performers in the world of C D - N ew s erable pressure to levy a sional revision of the copy­ and wondered what to do with the We describe events in our lives doughnut and coffee in our hands). 0 - MOVIE: 'Anna to the (8) - MOVIE: 'Spirit of the (8 ) - MOVIE; Authorl Author!' entertainment EASTMUmOtO SM UW (9 - Endurance Running: father is killed by a trigger-happy 3D " Dance Fever appropriately disseminated.” .7;;; blflnlta Powsr* A sacral cloning A playwright is finishing his new royalty' tax t)n VCRs and right law, now barely five unexpected free time on my hands. with time, all the time, l i f e ’s The titles to some of our songs Ocaparate Draama Wind' A young boy overcomes deputy. Warren Oates, Jane (8 )' Big Story axparimeni threatens the Kves of his handicap to become the Broadway play when his wife 32) - NCAA Basketball: Virginia © - Countdown to '84 Today'e Anne Johnstone. 1976. NEVER CRY years old, “ was obsolete the Time on my hands! It sourided pleasures exclaim shouts of “ it have time in mind. One is “ As a young gid and her brother. Dina world's champion dog sledder., runs away and leaves five child­ (2D ' Spaces Commonwealth at Old Domi­ blank recording tapes. Be­ AN INTELLIGENCE REPORj^,, program features weekly prev­ foolish. was a good time” , or "the best of Time Goes By.” Well it certainly Merrill, Jack Gilford. Rated PG. 3 D - NCAA Basketball: Georgia ren In his care. Al Pacino, Dyan (B ** Everyday Cooking nion (This game is subject to W O L F ^ fore rushing to do Holly­ day it went into effect, at least dated March 3, said that ” during;» iews and profiles of the 1984 Tech at North Carolina (This 0 - From tha Editor's Dask Cannon, Tuesday Weld. 1982. blackout) Because of our Americanized times” , and occasionally, we have does that. “ Til the End of Time. ” Olympics. ® - Kathy'a Kitchen game is subject to blackout) wood’s bidding, there are in terms of technology. ” conversation with one prospective Rated PG. 5 :0 0 P .M . 3D ” George Bums in Concert 1:104 JO-5:»-7:354;«-ll40 way of doing things, in this case, a time. There are days when Whenever that may be is up for ” 8:15 A.M. IS) - Styl* With Elea Klenech (B ) - Decorative Painting demonstrator, source was advised, 3 $ - MOVIE: '1 Ought To Be in 2 :1 5 P .M . CD ~ Mission: Impossible 3® - Dragnet Hour several things it should In home-video recording, Pictures' A jobless screenwriter our way of saying things, repeti­ time seems short. Being with discussion. How about “ Time on O - Instructional l 8 l ® '■ Alvin 8i the CD ® - W ide W orid of Sports GORKY consider. at least, these traditional that although the march is being Chipm unks 1 2 :0 0 P .M . reluctantly rediscovers love and 0 - HeaHh Weak (8 ) - Solid Gold tion confirmed its absurdity. Later friends and family, time goes My Hands." That sounds familiar; 8:30A.M . (D (2® ~ Battlestar Gaiactica organized as a peaceful demqi^-, 0 - Electric Company CD - Dance Fever faith. Walter Matthau, Ann- 2 :3 0 P .M . (8 ) - News Update PARKIN ^ Some 10 million VCRs have notions hiave also run up at home I decided that knowing quickly, but a few minutes wait at a it’s sung a lot in traffic jams. ® CD - Saturday Supercede Margrel. Dinah Manoff 1982. 3D • Little House on the Prairie stration, the group is encouraginjg ( 8 ) - Rancho Pa|aro Amarillo CD * Dance Show (3) - MOVIE: 'U i Oiri.' Three (2D - Inside Story 'Superbowl/ ------SMOWMAT ------Rated PG. Superstakes.* The big buildup to been purchased, most of against basic changes in time's definition would help me bus stop, alone, can seem like a Tim e can be seasonal. When i D ■ America's Top Tan - ABC Weekend Special showgirls travel through Europe 3D - M O V IE : ' A half- 1:46416 7:054:451(00 civil disobedience such as layingW 9 ~ MOVIE: 'Goodnight. My CD 3®' MOVIE: 'Two-Way one of America's most lucrative pinpoint the concept and remove very long time. used in the present tense, we (D - M M t the Mayors The Contest Kid Strikes Again.' with a hit revue. Taina Elg. Mitzi breed Indian stands up against them over the past year as the people’s living habits. That the street.” ’.7U’ Leva' A pair of unlikely detec­ Stretch' Three prisoners, con­ hatred and brutality in a small television moments is examined. the vagueness. Time is always being used up. attach time to our four seasons. We ® -H e r a ld of Truth tives is hired by a beautiful A boy, who enters every contest, Gaynor, Kay Kendall 1957. UNCOMMON price has steadily dropped to combination of new habits Patrick Diehl, a literature pMk( wins a flock of chickens and de- fined in a British jail, plan to break town. To m Laughlin, Delores 8 - El Maleficio woman to investigate the disap­ out. steal a truckload of dia­ 3D - Happy Days Again I reached for the dictionary. We never walk out of time, but how have wintertime, springtime, sum­ - ESPN's Insida Football tide s to keep them to help his Taylor. 1971. Rated PG under $500, and another six and techoloogy is recognized fessor and the Liverm ore groupie pearance of her boyfriend. Ri­ monds and break back in again. (8 ) - Croaafira 0 - This Is Your Life VALOR ^1 mertime, but never falltime, un­ - Scholastic Sports Acad. friend avoid starvation. (R) 3® - USA Cartoons Time was explained in a variety of all of us continuously run out of S chard 8oone. Barbara Bain. 8 - M*A*S*H -SHOWNAT • million are expected to be in the Supreme Court’s deci­ spokesman, said 2,474 arrests wete 0 - Suparman/Aquaman/ Michael Dunn. 1972 (Closed Captioned) (2D - Here's to Your Health (8 ) - New4/Sports/W68thar ways, filling a half page. time. Bosses think of time in terms less you’re a dishonest boxer. The O ) - Newa/Sports/Waather 8 - At The Movies l;l5-3:l5-6:l5-745-10fl7IIO6 made at the organization’s sevieff pMman CD - Hardy Boya/Nancy Draw (B ) “ Titanic in a Tub purchased overt the coming sion — and may be difficult to The definition stated: Used in a of ownership. Because of hourly words fall or autumn say it nicely. (Q ) - Woodwright'a Shop 8 (8 - NCAA Basketball; (8 ) - Wrestling 0 - Big Story Myatariaa 7 :1 5 P .M . thwart. demonstrations in 1983. He WSg 1 1 :0 0 A .M . Maryland at Notre Dame 3 :0 0 P .M . 8 ) - S C TV #5 Set at a slightly year, ail creating a strong period , or interval, the period payment to an individual, sud­ I noticed further on in the 3D - Big East Basketball 8 ) - Sports Saturday concerned about the “ d estru cti^ (S ) - American Government CD “ Get Smart seedy television station in mythi­ Y E N TL m between or during two events in denly time is theirs’ . "N ot on my dictionary there exists a person 0 0 - Shirt Talas CD CD - Ban|l/Zax/Allan cal Melonville, the crazy crew in­ anty-royalty constituency — intrusion " of the Navy “ into o i^ 3 D - Niki Lauda/ Formula One 8 ) - Viaitando las Eatrallaa En- 7 :3 0 P .M . 0 - Bgrbujas Programs infantil Prkica CD *■ Country Gold cludes conniving president Guy which something exists, happens time you don’t” . who is referred to as a "tim e­ (jlD - Woman Watch irevistas informales se deaarrol-. especially since the Supreme Editor's note: On Saturdays, the affairs.” producldo an Mexico. Q D ^ - Puppy/Scooby Doo (3D - MOVIE: 'The Evil Of Caballero (Joe Flaherty), brash CD - Inside Chine 1:904:10 7454351145 Ian en casa de los artistas. Hector Manchester Herald reprints edi­ or acts. A measurable interval. Once in a while time disappears. keeper.” The definition is incredi­ © - Dr. Gena Scott Frankenstein' A creature, station manager Edith Prickly Court has told these VCR The Navy’s own regulatioiS» 0 . - That Taan Show Carrillo. CD - All In the Family torials from other newspapers in That seemed pretty basic. Further - Complete a simple task and one ble, stating: “ a person employed (8 - NCAA Basketball: created years ago by Franken­ (Andrea Martin), oddball Ed Grim- forbid infiltrating civilian meet­ CD- B.J./Lobo Show CD - Muppet Show SCARFACE owners that what they are New England. This one is from the , 9:00 A.M. Georgetown at Pittsburgh 0 - Bruins Wm-Up stein, is restored to life. Peter ley (Martin Short) and loud­ on, examples of time used in daily remarks, "It took no time at all” . to keep account of the hours of 3 D - Road to Loa Angalaa Cushing, Pater Woodthorpe. CD - Newark & Reality ings without a specific waiver f ro A ' arch (S ) - News/Sports/Waathar © - Let's Go Bowling mouthed comic Bobby Bittman doing now constitutes a “ fair Boston Globe. situations were mentioned. At this That’s pretty amazing when you. work done by others.” ® - MOVIE: ThrMhold' A 1964. the secretary of defense, and'5; rSoooby/Scrappy (Eugene Levy) (jD " At The Movies heart furgaon m utt Withstand the (Q ) - Businass of Management 1 :1 5 P .M . 3 2 )' NFL'a Qraataat Momenta: use” under the existing copy­ point I decided to use examples of think about it. I wasn't sure I could Whoever compiled this diction­ (2D - Rainbow Movie of 'the 8 - Schcx>ls M atch W its l404:IO7iOI0J0 Navy spokesman in San Francispp" pressura of performing the first |£D - M O V IE : 'W altz Across ( 3 l - N H L Hockey: W innipeg at 'Lombardi' W eek right law. time showing our English lan­ produce any tim e expressions ary should come back to reality. Nkto on Naw Jersey artificial heart tranepiant. Donald Te xa s' A Texas gilman and a Boston 0 - Fourth Estate acknowledged that no waiver W3s' 3D - MOVIE: 'Kiss Me ( 8 - Entertainment Th is W eek “ Home taping,” notes Ed guage in its truest Americanized combined with parts of the body: Are there really people out there 0-OMTimaaoapal Sutherland. Jeff Goldblum. Mare female geologist disagree about Goodbye’ A widow about to re­ 0 - In Search of... HOT DOG obtained to spy on the Livermoi^' Wirwiingham. 1982. Rated PG. 1 :3 0 P .M . - Julia Child and Company form, familiar yet puzzling when legtime, armtime, etc. But if one who get paid to do this? Nom atter 0 ' . CoS. BaskatbaN Report where to place an oil rig. Anne marry is haunted by the outspo­ (B 8 - Barney Miller Asner, president of the group’s meetings. 7717 9 - Scholastic Sports Acad. Archer. Terry Jestrow. Richard CD - Children's Film Festival ken. ghost of her late husband. Letters policy looked at literally. With a little wants to be up to date with daily how any of us relate to time, the 0 - *Youl' Mag. kir Woman Farnsworth. 1982. Rated PG 5 :3 0 P .M . 8 - Welcome Back Kotter ■ ■ SHOWNAT:------= Screen Actors Guild, “ is yet The spokesman nevertheleaiH O - Emergency CD ~ Happy Days Again Sally Field, James Caan, Jeff 0 - i ^ Boys/Nancy Draw (8 ) - Newsmakers Saturday (B “ Lawmakers 100900500*745-1040-1<40 The Manchester Herald cerebral workout, the following events, they must be abreast of the fact remains that all of us are given ( 8 - What's Happaningl @ - Nakvsmakers Saturday Bridges. 1983. Rated PG. 'ls«k Frwm ~Rtctltu~ I another stone on the per­ denied any wrongdoing, saying S ) - Nawa Update (B ** Victory Garden welcom es letters to the came to mind. times, male and female alike. the same amount. There are 24 0 - Candlapin Bowling (3® - 8 :0 0 P .M . that the informant contacted tte 0 - N a w s update O (9 - Mr. T (8 ) - MOVIE; Hard Country' A former’s chest,” but Con­ 0 - Electric Company young man becomes disillusioned (2® - How the West Was Won 6 :0 0 P .M . (3) (X) - W h iz K M . SUDDEN editor. First there is daytime and In sports we have time in and hours in a day, 168 hours per week. O > Mouaawarming/ Charlla Naval Investigative Service volun* 0 0 - Bimarfs with the ‘hardhat days and gress may find it impsosible Letters should be brief and nighttime, simply depending on time out, which seems practical. In Use them. W in g 1 2 :3 0 P .M . (8 ) - News Update CD GD (S) - N e w s (X) - MOVIE: 'K lu o( Death' A IMPACTS^ tarily and that the unit doesn^ 0 - Basama Straat (Clossd honky-tonk nights' that charac­ to the point. They should be (8) (SI - NCAA Baakatball: CD - Blue Knight captured jewel theif refuses to aid -SHOWN AT • to route the proceeds of whether the sun or moon is high football though, there are four Nothing is worse than wasting CaptionadI QB - Hoy Mlamo Anfritiones CD ' MOVIE: ‘White Una terize the modern Texas lifestyle. the assistant D A in return for a "solicit information on activities7 ’'' Oklahoma at Memphis State - Racing From Aqueduct t004:307:»440n40 typed or neatly band-written, above. quarters of time, but what is time, unless you’re a person who Ash tha Manager GuiNarmo Ochoa, Lourdes Guer­ Fever’ One man struggles Jan-Michajl Vincent. 1981. CD reduced sentence. Brian Donlevy. royalty tax back to the actors - rero y Juan Dosal prasantan esta and, for ease in editing, Footnote: Citizens who c a ts’ against the corruption and brutal­ 0 - American Government (2D - MOVIE; Orw Rainy 3D - Star Trek Victor Mature, Richard Widmark. Then there's time I refer to as half-time? Maybe football is too occasionally kills time, in which -Suparaoccar programa da asuntos publicos TERMS OF ! nd writers whose creative about their country can help to stdlf ity of the Arizona trucking indus­ Afternoon' A Parisian actor ar­ 1947 should be double-spaced. 8 prasantando noticius y variada in- 0 - No Empujan ' 3D - SportsCemer ENDEARMENT vu try. Jan-Michael Vincent, Kay ranges a rendezvous with a mar­ time positioned. When we arrive at physical for an intermission. In case you might have to do some 9:15 A.M. CD ( 9 - T. J. Hooker Stacy di­ talents produced the show. The Herald reserves the government abuses by keepiqg^ formacion. Lent. Slim Pickens. 1976 ® - M ora Real People ried lady in a movie theatre and 3® - Dr. Gena Scott — SHOWhAI: — a destination, we are never next to contrast, half-time printed in a time. 0 -H a a t t h Weak sappears after going undercover Some major problem^were right to edit letters in the their eyes open. I welcome citizemr (B ) - Naw Tech Timas C P - makes advances on the wrong ( 8 - Fame 1.4M;107404401t40 time, near time, or away from playbill separating two acts would 2 :0 0 P .M . woman only to be slapped by a to get some information regard­ interests of brevity, clarity who will help keep A w af^ on . 9:30AaM. 8 ) - News/Sports/Weather not addressed by the Su­ 11:15A.M. 3 D ~ Pi*y Your Bast Golf (33 - NCAA Basketball: St. lawsuit and smitten by love. Fran­ ing some kitlinga and robberies and taste. time, but on time. There's extra seem a little strange also. Bill Reale (Id (B - OungMM (60 m in ) (Closed Captioned] preme Court’s decision. Pri wrongdoing. You can iTO6h me ^ 0 - S p o « t « (9 - 'You!' Mag. for Woman John’s at Syracuse cis Ledarer, Ida Lupino. 1936. & - MOVIE: 'Thera's No time or time left, but not time We use time a lot in regards to Coventry Box 2300. Washington. D.C., 200lS^ S im m » - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Jan. 2S, 1M4 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. 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“ I never use a dirty needle," the second prostitute • Authentu. colonial features inside and t)ut. told the reporters. "A lot of the girls do though. 1 don’t The mid'sixties still buys • Scenic wtxHled site o f more than )0 acres. In the old days, I used to be' one of those even go into the shooting galleries," she said. 2. Why IS it if you have the book, then you • Only !5 minutes from Hartford. Easy highway access. open-ended savers. A white prostitute said she tried talking to the probably can’t remember where you put that big New England a lot. A home. And a • Low maintenance exteriors. It’s Stupid to save Green suspected AIDS carrier, described by a junior high Every week,~Iike clockwork, that was it, I put roll of stamps? • Fully applianced kitchens. In school classmate as years ago being "the beautiful place in The Village. awhy my little investment in the future. 3. It's disgusting to lick Green Stamps in front of Stamps for something you 2 • Standard features; deck or patio, automatic garage duvir In Brief girl that every boy wanted to date.” A colonial In those days, I saved out of a feeling that it was company. pLTnned community of charm. Your opener, sunken living rixjm in the Nantucket Cape, Focus need — like a vacuum cleaner. Now her face is sunken, some of her teeth are i>\vn private lor on town maintained roads. s4-)und-prix»fmg, cable T \ ’ and more. prudent to save. Not just prudent, but wise, too. 4. Why is it everybody else always has more missing, her once long, coal-black hair is cut short, Priced from the mid'60's. • O h e r .ixailiible features; fireplaces, microwave ovens. Wise and patriotic. Everybody saves. You’d have Adele Angle books of green stamps than you do? And. Use them to buy little things and her pressed skirts and blouses have been replaced The Nathan Hale Cottage • The most competitive financing is now being offered bv to be crazy not to save. invariably, th^y are saving for things like food you don’t need. Like a Floral Accidents halt traffic by wrinkled jeans, sneakers, and an old plaid coat. Heritage .Mortgage Company, the area’s leading home Focus Editor tiffcrihg t>nc floor living. 2 hedrotims. Oversized The trophic was I was never exactly sure what I processors and Colonial fool stools. They need 400 " I tried to talk her into getting help, hut she denies financing specialist. Heritage Mortgage Company is a Mate bird wall grouping. BOSTON — Two accidents within iittachcij gar.age. Attic storage. Micro. oven. subsidiarv of Heritage Savings. was saving FOR. books. You need 2. They won't give you any of and a half-mile of each other caused massive having it,” the prostitute said. "She was definitely a The Nantucket Cape T.ike l-W* exit left on Rt. right Sure, I had vague ideas. A Zenith System 3 coior theirs, however. traffic tie-ups on the Southeast Expressway beautiful girl. I guess it was the drugs and alcohol that t'ttcrmg t\u) fltHir living. 1, 2 or 1 turned her out." on Tavlor St., right *>n W, \'cTni>n St., TV danced around in my brain. So did a Bentwood There was a time when he’d have traded them in 5. Green Stamps taste terrible. They taste even Thursday and injured four persons, including the K-JrtRtms. Attic storage.. Double left on Lvdall St. 8 rocker and a Texas Instruments home computer. for a handsome Redmon loom-woven picnic worse than postage stamps. drivers of a gasoline tanker and an empty school I'rench diR^rs ti> paiu). Oversized From \ ernon. take Lake St.,n* L\J,ill, None of them stuck, however. bus. attached garage. basket (five and a half books) or a Colonite 75-foot 6. Why is it your car will never run out of gas Pfe-constructum prico still in etfeef,.^ But in the last two weeks, it suddenly occurred A section of the expressway, between Columbia Investment report The Williamsburg Colonial Sales klffue Ht'urs 1 l.ym — 5pm DaiK garden hose (seven and three-quarters books). just as you pass the place that offers double Green offering two floor living. 2 or 1 to me. No way today, he admits. Stamps? Road and Neponset Circle, was closed from 9:30 Investment prices, courtesy of Advest Inc,, a r^ s o f For further information call hedriH)ms, | or 2 car attached I ’m saving for a shower curtain. a.m. to 5 p.m. and loo trailer trucks, unable to 3 p.m. Friday. Manchester 64)-2 t 11 or 641-5634. He’s gotten into hoarding. He likes to take put 7. There are sadistic store clerks who liketo pul negotiate a turn onto the detour, were forced to garage. Double Freiuh dix>rs to Four and three-quarters books. That’s all it all his books and just sort of look them all over. Green Stamps next to wet meat or ice cream. deck. Some walk-out. basements. pull over to the side of the expressway and wait Price Change takes. Two and three-quarter books more and I’m He’s not sure he’ll ever turn them in. He’d miss 8. It's a rule of the universe. If you're standing until the roadway was cleared. Friday This Week home free. his books too much, he says. He wouldn’t be able in a checkout line, you will always be two people "T raffic in the city is an awful mess,” said I will have a butterfly blue showercurtain. The to look over the Ideabook anymore. What purpose behind the guy who turns around and says, to the Boston Police Cadet Brendan Walsh in the midst Advest Inc. dn Vi Ideabook (that’s the Green Stamp catalog) says of the evening rush hour. would it serve? It’d be depressing knowing he was person standing behind him. “ Do you save Acmal nc it’s on frosty vinyl. I ’m not sure what frosty vinyl 32 books away from the Weber Barbecde Kettle stamps? Want mine?" Aetna Grand Opening Feb. 4 to 18 up V t j y is, but I ’m sure the shower curtain is much nicer Grill — instead of 24 books. 9. It's stupid to save Green Stamps for CBT Corp. NIssebaum fights order dn IV4 than the one I own now. It will make my He worries that someone’s going to break into something you need — like a vacuum cleaner. Use Colopial Bancorp' up >/4 PR E V IE W Jan. 28, 29 SPRINGFIELD — A fanner's wife who says apartment look perfect. It will make everyone his house. He thinks they may go after his Green them to buy little things you don't need. Like a Finast up < / l smoking marijuana is part of her religion is ’ First Bancorp up ‘/i pay me large compliments. Stamps. Floral Mate bird wall grouping, (eight and fighting a court order that she undergo urine tests First Conn, Bancorp nc They’ll say. “ Nice shower curtain you have three-quarter books) Or a sea urchin night light. to prove she isn't using the substance. First Hartford Corp. nc there, Adele.” ANYWAY, here are some little things I have (Five and three-quarter books) Christine Nissenbaum, 35, has asked the state Hartford National dn lP/4 And I ’ll'say. modestly, of course, “ Got it withi noticed about saving Green Stamps. Lots of 10. You know you're in trouble when you start Supreme Judicial Court to block Hampden Hartford Steam Boiler dn stamps.” places in Manchester offer Green Stamps. Incase eyeing people with 10 children, wondering how Superior Court Judge John F. Moriarty's Jan. 17 Ingersoll Rand dn 2Vi And then they will realize what a really perfect you haven’t noticed, some even offer them many books of Green Stamps they must fill a order she take the test to remain free on J.C, Penney dn V/t person I am. DOUBLE. month. probation, officials said. M l Lydall Inc. dn >/i P.S. If you don't save stamps, take them A Feb. 8 hearing has been scheduled before one Sage Allen up ' / t NOW. ABOUT saving. 1. Why is it if you have the stumps in hand, you anyway. Then put them in the mail in care of me Green Stamp — just 4b,OO0 more of Supreme Court justice, who could block the test, SNET dn IVi send the case to the full court or to a lower court, My brother Kevin confided in me last week that and this newspaper. They'll go to the Adele Angle these and you, too, can own a butterfly T ra v e le r ^ dn Vs probably can’t remember where you put the according to defense attorney Linda Thompson. he has eight books. He says it's like a sickness. shower curtain. United Technologies dn 4>/4 book? Shower Curtain Fund. This is a good cause. New York gold nc tt — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Jun. 28, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Jim. 28, 1984 - 12 £tigagements News for Senior Citizens Tax counseling for elderly to begin Weddings Advice

Editor's note: this column is on Feb. 14. In addition to a plush SCHEDULE FOR WEEK: Beiische, 4,540; Tom Regan, 4,390; prepared by the staff of the meal, you will have non-stop • Monday: 10 a.m. bingo; noon Helen Bensche, 4,350; Doris Hunt, I Manchester Senior Center. It ap­ entertainment, including a band to To keep peace, man won’t speak his piece lunch; 12:30 p.m. Legal Advocacy; 3,640; Irene Walsh, 3,550; Nadine pears in the Manchester Herald on dance by. The cost is $14. 'Trans­ pinochle; 1:15 p.m. exercise; sign Malcom, 3,470; Barbara Conklin, Wednesdays and Saturdays. portation is on your own. up for Valentine’s Day party; bus 3,260. DEAR ABBY: I was Jan. 30 — 12:30 p.m „ Legal I DIDN’T SPEAK UP: by vice at a church. The are numb with grief, if the pick up at 8 a.m.; return trips at once advised that at all family of the decea.sed correct protocol is not By Jeanette Cove Advocacy class continues. BOWLING SCORES: Men hi ihe Rev. Martin Nle- 12:30 and 3: IS p.m. costs I should try to keep filed in in this order and strictly observed, only the Senior Center Director Jan. 31 — 9:30 a.m., oil painting single — Mike Pierro, 210; hi triple moeller • Tuesday: 9 a.m. shopping bus; peace in the family, yet sal in the front row: first pettiest of the petty would and macrame classes begin. — Peter Sedor, 560. Women hi “ In Germany, the Nazis 9:30 a.m. oil painting; macrame; when I’m with my in-laws the sister of the widow, take note and be critical of The Tax Counseling for the Feb. 1 — 9:30 a.m., crewel single — Jeanette Piero, 200; hi Dear Abby first came for the commu­ 10 a.m. square dancing; noon I feel as though I've then the widow, next her the lapse. Elderly Service, run by AARP and classes begin. triple — Edna Christenson, 497. nists, and I didn’t speak lunch; 12:30 p.m. bus returns from landed on another planet. sons and their families. under the supervision of Joe Feb.' 1 — 10:00 a.m., Peggy Kelly shopping; 1; 30 p.m. exercise with Congratulations go to the team of Abigail Van Buren up because I wasn't a They are the most bi­ communist. Then they To be correct, shouldn’t DEAR ABBY: This is in Murphy, will begin Wednesday, will be available for review of your Cleo. Harold Bantley and Frank Wo- goted people I’ve ever came for the Jews, and 1 the widow’s sister have let reference to the older V Feb. 1 from 1 to 3:30 p.m., and medications and answer any ques­ • Wednesday: 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. truba, our newly crowned 8-ball known. They make their continue each weekday, except tions that you may have. didn’t speak up because I the widow and her imme­ woman who was hoping to blood pressure screening, A thru M team champions. They defeated feelings known in many Thursdays, until " A p ^ 16. No Feb. 17 — 7 p.m., “ Roots, wasn’t a Jew. Then they diate family go first and gel her attorney son-in- ' \ only; 9:30 a.m. caning class; the team of Earl Everett and Jack ways. My father-in-law be seated in the front row, law to draft her will: I appointment is necessalV> and all Musically Speaking ' will be held came for the trade unio-' crewel embroidery; 10 a.m. Jaslowski. always has a new “ joke” ruin everything, and I Apropos remaining si­ nists, and I didn’t speak then she (the widow's information will be held in strict at the Hartford Insurance Group. Friendship Circle; pinochle In Mississippi, when an that invariably insults a don’t want my wife to do lent when one should up because I wasn’t a sister) bring up the rear? confidence. If you need assistance Call the center for tickets. games; noon lunch; 12:30 p.m. attorney stands to benefit minority group. my talking for me. trade unionist. Then they A QUESTION OF with preparing your tax forms or Feb. 27— 10 a.m., Eileen Davis, bridge games; 1 p.m. arts and speak up is this gem of a directly or indirectly from \\ Canada’s territory I have kicked myself for PERPLEXED came for the Catholics, PROTOCOL just n e ^ sonie questions ans­ a hearing aid specialist, will crafts class; 1:15 p.m. exercise piece 1 have kept for the terms of a will he has Canada is the world.'s second not speaking up and ther­ and I didn’t speak up SuSanne E. McCabe and Doreen Beth G£fgnon wered, do make use of this service. present "Sound Facts about class; bus pick up at 8 a.m.; return drafted, there is a pre­ largeest-country territorially, ex­ eby encouraging further DEAR PERPLEXED: nearly 30 years. It was because I was a Protest­ DEAR QUESTION: Rosaire J. Chamberland Bob Vater, the new director for Hearing.” trips at 12:30 and 3:15 p.m. sumption of undue influ­ tending from the North Pole to the incidents. I^w can I tact­ Speak up! You may not written by a German ant. Then they came for The funeral director usu- the Variety Show, would like to Feb. 29 — 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., • Thursday: 9 a.m. orchestra ence. and if undue influ­ U.S. border. It includes islands of fully make my feelings educate your in-laws with Lutheran pastor who was nae, and by that time there ally instructs the inform all those who auditioned hearing screening. Call the Health rehearsal; 9; 30 a.m. basketweav­ ence is found, the will is the Arctic from near Greenland to known, contain my. anger one speech, but you can let arrested by the Gestapo in was no one left to speak mourners concerning the McCabe-Chamberiand Gagnon-Brown that the next rehearsal will be held Department at 647-3173 for an ing class; quilting class; 11:45 voided. near the Alaskan border. Its and keep peace in the them know that you disap­ 1938 and sent to Dachau for me.” “ correct” order to file in on Wednesday, Feb. 8 at 2 p.m. The appointment. a.m. lunch; 12:30 p.m. Mary seacoast, one of the world’s family? I don’t want to prove of racial “jokes” concentration camp until and be seated for the vocal soloists should bring the Our best wishes and warmest Dunphy, "Art of Belly Dancing” ; Mr. and Mrs. Allen F. Wild of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gagnon of longest, includes 17,860 miles of suddenly blow up at the and do not care to hear he was freed by the Allied DEAR ABBY: Recently service. However, at a MISS 1 S S I P P I sheet music in with them. regards are extended to Mary bus.pick up at 10 a.m.; return after Elast Hartford announce the en­ 199 Hebron Road, Bolton, an­ mainland and 41,810 miles of next family gathering and them. forces in 1945. I attended a funeral ser­ time when most families ATTORNEY The Singles Rotation Pool Tour­ Klein and John Scheinbenflug who program. gagement of their daughter, Su­ nounce the engagement of their islands. Much of the country is Sanne E. McCabe, to Rosaire J. daughter, Doreen Beth Gagnon, to nament will be held Feb. 27. Those are in Manchester Memorial • Friday: 9:30 a.m. chess and Hospital. covered by the Canadian Shiled, Chamberland, son ot Mr. and Mrs. The^ore Michael Brown, son of interested should sign up by Feb. checkers; 10 a.m. bingo; exercise 21. tne earth's oldest surface rock. Gilbert M. Chamberland of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brown of 882 with Cleo; noon lunch; 12:30 p.m. Enfield. Hopriver Road. Bolton. We hoped all who came enjoyed MENU FOR WEEK: setback games; 1:15 p.m. exercise Early treatment may help diabetes woes "M elvis” and his all-stars. F c The bride-elect is the cousin of Monday: salami and cheese on class; bus pick up 8 a.m.; return Sandy Adams of Manchester. She The bride-elect is a graduate of your pleasure next week we will rye, soup, dessert, beverage. trips at 12:30 and 3:15 p.m. Bolton High School, class of 1983. have Mary Dunphy, the very Tuesday: chicken croquettes, Taste for whiskey DEAR DR. LAMB: I’m my family. to be diagnosed as border­ Letter 18-10, Hyperglyce­ is a 1983 graduate of East Hartford mia: The Diabetic Prob­ She is attending Manchester Com­ talented Belly Dancer. Mary has mashed potatoes, broccoli, bread WEDNESDAY PINOCHLE Elizabeth I of England was said a 54-year-old, 6-foot-talI line diabetics, chemical High School. She is employed by lem, which I’m sending munity College, majoring in been with us in the past years and and butter, dessert, beverage. SCORES: Mary Hill, 609; Grace to be very partial to Irish whiskey. man and weigh 200 DEAR READER: diabetics, latent diabetics the Manchester Herald. Mrs. Stephen P. Luby you. Your doctor also accounting. has provided the seniors with a Wednesday: hamburger on roll, Windsor, 593; Arnold Jensen, 589; Almost certainly she acquired the pounds. Recently I was First, you are a diabetic. or asymptomatic diabet­ The prospective bridegroom is a might want a copy. Others program to remember. soup, dessert, beverage. * Amelia Anastasio, 584; Lillian taste from Sir Walter Raleigh. He diagnosed, as a diabetic. Your fasting blood glu­ ics. These individuals had graduate of Manchester High The prospective bridegroom is a Your Health who want this issue can Thursday: turkey chow mein, Lewis, 581; Annette Hillery, 569; once stopped in County Cork, on his My fasting blood sugar cose level alone was suffi­ abnormal blood sugar lev­ School and is employed by the 1983 graduate of Bolton High

Editor's notp: this column is prepared by the AND BACK IN 1983 staff of the Manchester Area Conference of Churches. We’re actually beginning to catch up. Some of our past columns have been too lengthy and By Nancy Carr MHS awfui in ioss to Hornets needed to be "trim m ed” to fit available space. MACC Executive Director Some of the thank you’s that were inadvertently By Rich Cahill omitted include special thanks to Lorraine Duke, East Catholic. The loss dropped Manchester’s over some of their problems on the Herald Sports Writer Was down at the Soup Kitchen for just a few Diane Landry, Marilyn Turner, Ann DeMarchi, " I think East Hartford played record to 6-5 overall and 5-5 in the court. “ They’re going to talk it out minutes and checked the list. We log first names Tom and Pat Knapp, and Boy Scout Troop No. 123 harder than we did. They out- Central Connecticut Interscholas­ and see if they can work it out The consolation for Manchester only as well as age and male/female. The soup for “ adopting” a family for Christmas giving this hustled us. They wanted to viin tic League. East Hartford is 4-6 in together,” said Pearson, who is High is that there is nowhere to go kitchen opens at 11 a.m. I was there by 11; 30 and year. more,” Pearson said."The team the league and 4-7 overall. puzzled by his team's inconsis­ but up. they had already fed 21 people — the youngest Over twice as many people and organizations that deserved to win won." The Indians had an 11-10 lead tency and mental errors. “ We had The Indian basketball team was 16 and the oldest was 81. "adopted” families for direct and personal giving Near the end of the final quarter, after the first period, but hit on great practices this week — I mean played its worst game of the season They were serving cheeseburgers, coleslaw, this year. it looked as though that might not only one of 11 field attempts in the best we had all year. I just can’t Friday night at Clarke Arena, as it sliced tomatoes and some other things, and big It was amazing and wonderful and exciting, be the case. By Pearson's calcula­ the second quarter as the Hornets figure it out.” shot only 37 percent from the field helpings of great bread pudding. At the same and sometimes in the uproar, we really botched tion. his team "played basketball took a 20-15 lead. After three "The thing that disappoints me and commited 14 turnovers in time, the volunteers were getting big pans of it. Think what kind of Christmas spirit is housed for three minutes.” It looked as quarters. East Hartford led, 29-26. is that we don’t want to play losing to East Hartford High, 46-42. lasagna ready to bake tomorrow. in the person of Ilene Mereweather who called all though that might be enough to Co-captain Ken Willis scored 14 basketball for 32 minutes,” Pear­ her 30-some scouts to tell them about the family The game was not nearly as close win. It's really amazing what surplus foods mixed points and was the only Indian in son said. they had adopted, and then had to call them all as the final score, but the Indians Pearson called a timeout with a Blessed with a lot of loving and caring can produce. There double figures. Sophomore guard “ I still have confidence that we back with a change. Ilene Mereweather. 1 hope were able to stay in contention little more than four minutes to were sack lunches to be picked up on the way out Tony Murphy led the Hornets with can turn this thing around and you had a wonderful Christmas. \ because of 13 missed free throws play and his team trailing. 38-28. 11. retreat with a sandwich, an apple, some prunes and a have a pr^ty good year, he said." Somehow a thank you to little John Roy (who by the Hornets. When play resumed, the Indians dessert for supper. Manchester’s next game is at brought in a handsome new teddy bear in a The l^ s was the second in a row appeared to be a different team. home Tuesday night against CCIL EAST HARTFORD (46) - Marge Harford, coordinator of the Shepherd's special carrying case) was omitted along with for the nidians. who have split six They hit three jump shots, used a rival Simsbury, which carried an Welles 2 2-4 6, Peoples 3 3-6 9, Framed in pines, Place miracle, puts in countless hours trying to acknowledgements of other doy donors including . games since their season was fullcourt press to force two turnov­ undefeated record into Friday Murphy 4 3-5 ll. Capers 2 5-8 9, this corner near St. figure out how to turn government-surplus foods the Morton family, the Department of Human brightened by a Dec. 30 upset of ers-and cut the lead to 38-36 with night's action. One of Simsbury Moore 2 5-8 9, Shannon'1 0-0 2. East Catholic. 1:45 remaining. After that, how­ James Church (plus what comes in from the community) into Resources, Mrs. Peter White, Andover Congrega­ wins was a double overtime Totals 14 18-31 46. nutritious meals. Thanks to Marge, and a very tional Church, and Debbie and Brian Schwarz. "D on’t ask’ me why we can play ever, the Indians allowed East decision against Manchester on MANCHESTER (42) - Spano 2 provides a quiet dedicated crew of volunteers, it isn't a soup Children at Hebron Elementary School saved so well against one team and so Hartford a couple of breakaways Dec. 20. 0-0 4, Petersen 3 0-16, Willis46-814. retreat for kitchen at all — it’s a place where you have their dessert money and presented us with $132.46 poorly against another," said on inbound passes and commited a Pearson said his players will Turner 4 0-0 8, Harris 1 0-0 2, passersby. dinner, and served with a smile. to purchase gifts for our children, while the Manchester coach Doug Pearson, couple of turnovers to hand the have a meeting before Monday Anselmo 3 0-0 6, Janenda 1 0-0 2, Giving Tree at Highland Park School bore fruit in : remembering the victory over game to the Hornets. afternoon's practice session to talk Woolbright 0 0-10. Totals 18 6-10 42. THANK YOU’S 80 — yes, 80 — pairs of mittens, socks, scarves and Herald photo by DuBois hats, all wrapped and delivered ready for giving We would like to thank the following recent by Sandy Davey and her mother. Girls in Scout Scholastic basketball roundup generous donors to the Shepherd’s Place: Dennis Troop No. 660 at Highland Park also participated O'Connor, Roger Negro, Emanuel Lutheran, and in the Giving Tree project, earning money to buy the Suburban Council of the Charter Oak Chapter mittens for little fingers. We even had handmade of Telephone Pioneers. The money contributed by toys this year. Students at Manchester High the Pioneers was the result of a nut and candy sale School made several dozen wonderful duck held in December by two offices of Southern Nelv walkers for our toddlers. This item turned out to Defense key to EC triumph England Telephone Company, in which active be one of our most popular gifts. You only had to SNET employees and Pioneer members see one waddle across the floor to understand why contributed. they were such anVttraction. MIDDLETOWN - Behind a, as well in the final eight minutes. Muzio 2 0-0 4, Kohs 5 0-0 10, Menard varsity game, 42-16, Dawn Martin Our men and women had a very special treat And to the very last donors to Seasonal Sharing strong defensive effort, revived "It was a great victory. It wasn't 01- 2 1, Derita 2 2-3 6, Narducci 10-0 had eight points for the 11-1 young this week when the magnificent fresh fruit who helped swell our Seasonal Sharing total to a East Catholic turned back always picture basketball but the kids dug 2, Malloy 3 2-4 8. Totals 22 9-15 51. Indians. centerpieces from the Hospital Auxiliary lun­ grand and remarkable $24,432.75, thank you to troublesome Xavier High,'56-51, in down deep and played a great Manchester’s next (yfllTg' is cheon were donated to Shepherd's Place. Who but Martha Besser, Bruce Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Hartford County Conference bas­ defensive game.” Penders said. Bolton upset winner Tuesday on the road al &msbury Gloria Weiss could so well combine beauty and Matthew Donachie Jr,, Richard Reichenbach, ketball action here Friday night. He credited 6-6 Chris Brunone for High at 7:45. nutrition and caring for those in need. Gloria, Mr, and Mrs. Stephen J. Choma, Mr. Clendaniel, The Eagles go to 3-2 in the having a standout game. "Chris BOLTON — Placing four players MANCHESTER (62) — Craft 2 bless you. Mr. and Mrs. John McClain, Mr. and Mrs. Mark conference and 5-7 with their played a great defense game. He in double figures, Bolton High got 2-5 6, Sullivan 4 1-2 9, Kohut 3 3-5 9, We're also indebted to an anonymous donor Sullivan. Bob Slater, Dr. and Mrs. Philip Sumner, second straight win while the had 10 rebounds and that was the off to a quick start and never Dalone 4 1-19, Morianos 2 1-3 5, who made it possible for us to purchase a freezer Quentin C. Mangun, Highland Park School, Mr. • Falcons, coming off a fine upset key. He had five big rebounds in looked back as it upset Rocky Hill Hohenthal 1 1-3 3. Markham 3 0-0 6. for Shepherd’s Place. We were beginning to feel and Mrs. Raymond Wilcox. win over Aquinas, drop to 2-3 in the the fourth quarter.” High, 63-46, in Charter Oak Confer­ Walts 5 0-1 10, Hightower 2 1-3 5. desperate for the second time when this year a The Manchester Municipal Retired Employees HCC and 5-7 overall. Brunone and. fellow frontcourt ence basketball action here Friday Totals 26 10-23 62, used freezer went out on uk not only made a very generous donation to “ We played a very good defen­ performer John Theriault fouled night. EAST HARTFORD (33) - Rou­ Our thanks also to Albert O. Bourret and Seasonal Sharing, but also brought in canned sive game,” said East coach Jim out for East but "the kids hung in The victory, the Bulldogs' se­ leau 3 1-2 7, Rodrigue 1 0-0 2, members of South United Methodist for contribu­ goods for Christmas baskets which they collected Penders. "The kids were ready there,” Penders said. cond in a row, moves them to 3-9 Bossierc 4 0-1 8, Beaulieu 1 0-0 2, Herald photos by Pinto tions to the Emergency Pantry. at their own Christmas party. psychologically to pfay and I Theriault had a strong game overall and 3-7 in the conference Williams 2 1-15, Russo 10-02, Tami haven’t said that too often this with six rebounds while Joey Smith while the loss drops the Terriers to 3 1-2 7, Duggan 0 0-0 0. Totals 15 3-6 Villanova’s Ed Pinckney grabs ahold of the basketball year. I ’d have to say we're getting had his best all-around game of the 6-5 overall and 5-4 in the COC. 33. with two hands as Connecticut’s Ray Broxton (4) sets up on track. The kids have a positive season with six points, six re­ "W e got off to a great start,'' said roadblock to impede his progress in Big East game attitude. I guess that comes from bounds and five assists. happy Bolton coach Dave Leete. Friday night at Hartford Civic Center. Emanuel officers elected winning.” Jim Dargati, who shared scoring "W e were up 21-6 early in the Tech five bows Calendar East will not be able to enjoy the honors with Biunone with 13 second quarter. They put on a little EAST HAMPTON -- Critical victory for long as it has a makeup apiece, also had a key steal for rush but we held them off. And in mistakes turned out to be the game tonight at East Lym e High at East with 12 seconds left. That iced the third period we played some difference as Cheney Tech fell to choral room. Emanuel Lutheran Church had its annual congre­ nominating committee. J 7:30 p.m. it, according to Penders. basketball. We held them to six Dobbs finds touch East Hampton High. 59-55. in MACC banquet planned Thursday — 10 a.m., Bible study, Robbins Room. gational meeting Sunday morning. There were 101 The following council members retired; Wallace The clubs were deadl9cked at Bill Brown and Mike Kohs led points and we played very well.” Charter Oak Conference basket­ people in attendance. The proposed 1984 budget of The following evcnt.s hove been scheduled at Lindstrom, Charlotte Wil.son. John Johnson, Beverly 10-all at the turn with East taking a Xavier with 22 and 10 points Bolton's lead was 15-5 after one ball action here Friday night. $215,785 was approved and church council members Concordia Lutheran Church for the coming week: Fuss, William Vaughan and Elaine Crockett. Also 25-21 lead at the half. The niargin respectively. quarter and 31-26 at the half. , “We're playing hard but we Monday — 7:30 p in., church school staff, church were elected. in Vilianova victory South sponsors craft show retiring was Lillian Scott Anderson, who had been went to five points, 39-34, after EAST CATHOLIC (56) - Galli- Bolton was ready for the third seem not to play well enough to room. employed in the Emanuel Church office for more than three periods. East was a poor gan 2 2-2 6, Dargati 5 3-6 13, period and moved to a 43-32 lead The following events are scheduled at South United Total income for 1983 was $185,551, and expenses win,” said Tech coach Aaron Tuesday — 0:30 p.m., children’s choir rehearsal; 8 20 years. five-for-13 from the foul line in the MePadden 30-16, Brunone 61-2 13, going into the final eight minutes Methodist Church for the coming week: amounted to $174,592. The $10,959 surplus, attributed Silvia, who saw his club slip to 0-11 HARTFORD (UPI) - Frank Ray Broxton added 18 points for p.m.. Bible study group, church room. fourth quarter to allow Xavier to Smith 3 0-1 6, Theriault 5 1-5 11, and coasted home. Tuesday — 10 a m.. Vineyards group; 3 p.m., primarily to increased giving, was the first the chuch In other busine.s.s, the council decided to resume a overall and 0-9 in the conference. Dobbs scored 20 points and helped Connecticut. Wednesday — 8 a m., breakfast and work day for has had in at least seven years. The surplus was stay close. The Falcons, however, Perno 0 1-2 1. Totals 24 8-19 56. Keith Owen and Alex Zorba each Asbury Bell Ringers; 7:30 p.m , women’s prayer and two-service schedule March 4. Services will be at 8:30 “We’re still making a lot of Vilianova to an early lead (hat it Vilianova held a 10-point lead, its retired men's group; 7 p.m.. Fit and Slim, classroom XAVIER (5f) — Brown 9 4-6 22, had 14 points and Mai Ferguson earmarked to establish an escrow account for capital and 11 a.m. and Sunday school will be at 9:45 a.m. missed their tries from the foul line mistakes. never lost in a 69-58 victory over A study, 337 W, Middle Turnpike. biggest in (he game, with 3:47 7; 7:4.'i p.m., Concordia Choir rehearsal. expenditures. and Al Carpenter 13 apiece for the Wednesday — 6:55 p.m., Wesley Bell Ringers; 7:30 "W e made some mistakes to­ Connecticut Friday night in a Big remaining in the first half after Thursday — 9:30 a m.. Bible discovery group, Information was given on an appeal advanced by Bulldogs. Zorba also had 14 re­ p.m.. Chancel Choir; adult Bible study, 277 Spring St. Also in 1983, a total of $66,400 was given to various wards the end of the first quarter East game here at the Ha;’tford Dobbs hit a jump shot and four free church room; 7:30 p.m.. social ministry committee. the New England Synod. The synod's 140 congrega­ bounds and Owen latched onto nine Thursday — 6:30 p.m.. Junior Choir; 7:30 p.m.. organizations, including the New England Synod, the NHL roundup which I'd have to say cost us at Civic Center. throws. Connecticut was able to Friday — 6 p.m . MACC annual banquet and tions have been asked to raise $1,4,50,000 over a - caroms for Bolton. Carpenter had Youth Choir. Manchester Area Conference of Churches, Center least eight points. We were 50 Dobb.s scoicd 10 points in each narrow (he gap slightly, but the meeting, Kaiser Hall. three-year period. Funds will be used to support work his best all-around game, accord­ Friday — 10 a.m., Al-Anon, City Churches Inc., and the Masai School. Scholar­ percent from the foul line but a lot half» hitting six of nine from the Wildcats were ahead 34-26 at at Camp Calumet, Upsala College in New Jersey, the ing to Leete. Saturday 10 a m. to 5 p.m., antique and craft ships were also awarded. of them were front ends of field and all eight from the foul line halflime. ”We played very well defen­ show, tickets $1.50. Philadelphia Seminary, and the Lutheran Services one-and-ones. We've lost a few to pace the Wildcats, 5-2 in the Big Men’s breakfast planned The following officers were elected to the church Association. No action was taken. Caps whip Leafs sively,” Leete said. He noted his I ’Conn closed within four points games from the foul line." East and 8-8 overail. council: Charles Lundell, Carol Hanson, Lorraine with 5:31 left in the game but The following events are scheduled at Center club mixed up its defenses very Cheney, after trailing at the half, , Guard Gary Mel.jiin added 18 for N Johnson. Gail Porter. James Trares, Elizabeth The 1984 budget allows for the appointment of well. Pinckney .scored two straight Co^igregational Church for the coming week: LANDOVER, Md. (D PI) — bell’s first goal of the season early 29-27, took a 43-42 lead going into Vilianova. but center Ed Pinck­ Johnson. Robert 'Henrickson, Vyrjil Buus, Valerie additional staff. A vote was taken to accept another Tom Dzikiewicz had 14 points to baskets to put the Wildcats up Sunday — 8 a.m., men's breakfast. Woodruff Hall. Rookie Brvan Erickson scored an in the third period Friday night the final quarter. It was a back- ney, the team’s leading scorer with Focus on the family Norris, Curtis Gaskell, Randall Hall, Carl Kjellson intern for the coming year. He will be employed 12 pace Rocky Hill. 55-47. Tuesday — 3:30 p.m., Pilgrim Choir, choral room; 6 unassisted fi>sL-ij€ri<)d^oal to enabled the Detroit Red Wings to and-forth affair the final eight a 15.7 average, was held to .seven and Karlyn Andersen. months. Bolton’s next outing is Tuesday p.m., confirmation, Robbins Room; 7 p.m.. Boy The Salvation Army. 661 Main St., will sponsor the break a 1-1 tie'and defei^eman forge a 2- 2 tie with the Buffalo minutes with neither side opening points and seven rebounds. Connecticut closed to within six Scouts parents' meeting. second film in a family film series Sunday at 6 p.m. at again st Bacon A cad em y in ' Anne Befechler vJfts elected to the Emanuel In addition, a part-time housing and property Darren Veitch added the clincher Sabres. up more than a three-point lead. It Al F'rederick scored a game-high on a Broxton jumper, but could get Wednesday — 1 p.m.. book study group, library; the citadel. The film's title, featuring psychologist Dr. Colchester. Scholarship^ fund; Erland Johnson to Augusta manager will be hired. The director of Christian early in the second period to propel was deadlocked at 55-all with 46 25 points for UConn. 11-6 and 3-4 in no closer. 6:30 p.m., sacred dance. Federation Room: 7 p.m., James Dobson, is "Shaping the Will Without Breaking BOLTON (63) — Ferguson 4 5-6 Bengtson Scholarship; Inez Van Camp to memorial education, originally hired for half-time for four the Washington Capitals to a 6-1 North Stars 10, Blues 8 ‘ seconds left when things didn’t go the Big East. But the Huskies were L'Conn returns to action Tuesday Bible .study, Carrier Room: 7; 30 p.m.. Chancel Choir, the Spirit.” Call 649-7787. 13, Owen 7 0-0 14, Sheetz 1 0-0 2, gifts, and John A. Johnson and Ruth Chambers to the months, will be assigned half-time for 12 months. victory over the Toronto Maple . At St. Louis, Dino Ciccarelli right for Cheney. forced to play their third-.slraighl night against Boston College in Leafs Friday night. scored three goals and fed A1 Richardson 10-0 2, Haloburdo 10-0 "W e had a couple,of travels and game without leading scorer Earl Chestnut Hilt. Mass. The Huskies Washington is 7-0-1 in its last MacAdam for a goal with 3; 56 left 2, Zorba 3 8-9 14, Carpenter 6 1-2 13, threw the ball away once," Silvia Kelley, still suffering from an are at Georgetown next Saturday eight games while the Maple Leafs' that broke a 7-7 tie and led the Daly 0 0-0 0, Sambogna 0 0-0 0. explained. Brian Riley, who ankle injury. night in the nation’s capital are 1-10-1 in January. to a 10-8 Fiano 0 1-3 1, Neil 0 2-2 2. Totals 23 netted 10 points in the final period, Religious services The victory was the third, with victory Friday night over the St. 17- 22 63. had the final four big ones (or the one tie, for Washington goalie Pat Louis Blues. ROCKY H ILL (46) - Lucente 2 Bellringers, 4-5 in the conference Riggin since his return from a stint 2- 3 6, Dzikiewicz 3 8-10 14, Rettberg and 4-7 overall. study. Nursery provided for day, Theocratic School pike, Bolton. Rev. Stewart Assemblies of God all services. (646-2903) Covenant Stuart, minister. 10 a.m., P.m . Confessions 4:30 to 5 SocletV'East/ 153 W. Vernon in the minors earlier this month. The win extended the North 2 0-0 4, Sharp 3 0-0 6, Marzano 17-9 Riley had 19 points and Kevin (speaking course), 7:30 p.m. ; Lanier, pastor, 9:30 a.m., Sunday schaol; 11 a.m., P.m . (742-6655) St., Manchester. Rev. Arnold 9, Shea 31-2 7, LaPorta 0 0-0 0, Murk Calvory Church (Assem* Service meeting (ministry church school; 11 a.m., wor­ m orning worship; 6 p.m., Stars’ unbeaten streak against St. Day 17 to lead East Hampton. Bob Trinity Covenant Church/ Church ot St. Maurice, 32 Westwood, minister. 10:30 0 0-0 0, Cristali 0 0-2 0. Totals 14 biles of God), 400 Bucktond Congregational 302 Hackmatack St., Man­ training),8:15 p.m.; Sunday, ship service, nursery. (649- evening worship; 7:30 p.m., Hebron Road, Bolton. The a.m., service. (646-5151) Sabres 2, Red Wings 2 Louis to 15 games dating back to Elliott had 22 markers and Louis Rood, South Windsor. Rev. chester. Rev. Norm an Swen­ Public Bible Lecture, 9:30 3472) bible study (Tuesday); 7 Rev. J. Clifford Curtin, pas­ 18- 24 46. a.m.; Watchtower Study, North United Methodist At Buffalo, N.Y., Colin Camp­ Jan. 28, 1982. Melendez 11 to pace the Techmen. Kenneth L . Gustafson, pas­ Bolton Coneregatlonol son, 8 a.m., worship; 9:25 p.m.. Ladles' prayer (Thurs­ tor. Saturday m ass at 5 p.m.; Cheney's next game is Tuesday tor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday Church, 228 Bolton Center a.m., Sunday school; 10:25 10:25. (646-1490) O' Church, 300 Parker St., M a n ­ day); 7 p.m.. M e n 's prayer Sunday masses at 7:30, 9:15 school; t0:30 o.m., worship, Road, at the Green, Bolton. a.m., coffee and fellowship; chester. Richard W. Dupee, (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Youth and 11 a.m. (643-4466) at Portland High. child-care and nursery; 7:00 Rev. Charles H. Ericson, 11 a.m., worship. (649-2655) pastor. Schedule: 8:45 a.m., service (Friday). (649-9848) M H S girls triumph EAST HAMPTON (59) - Furst 3 p.m., evening service of Minister. 9:30 a.m., worship Jewish — worship, adult Bible class, praise and Bible preaching. service, nursery, church Conservative nursery; 10:15a.m., warship, Saivation Army McEnroe in semis EAST HARTFORD - With a 2-2 8. Day 7 3-8 17, Wallace 2 0-0 4. (644-1102) school; 10:30 a.m., fellow­ Episcopai church school for age 3 Presbyterian THE pressing defense causing plenty of Riley 7 5-8 19. Michaud 2 1-3 5, through 6 grade, nursery; Salvation Army, 661 Main ship; 10:45 a.m., forum pro­ Temple Beth Sholom, 400 headaches, Manchester High girls' Pawlick 2 2-2 6. Totals 23 13-23 59. gram. (649-7077 ottice or St. George's Episcopol 5:30 p.m.. Senior Methodist Coventry Presbyterian St., Manchester. Capt. and BIBLE PHILADELPHIA (DPI) - seed from Czechoslovakia, 6-0,6-3, E. Middle Turnpike, Man­ Youth Fellowship at church; Church, Route 44A and Trow­ CHENEY TECH (55) - Gon­ Baptist ( ' 647-8878 parsonage. Church, 1150 Boston Turn­ chester. Richard J. Plavin, Mrs. Randall Davis. 9:30 Second-seeded John McEnroe in a quarterfinal match. basketball team snapped a seven- Cenfer Coneregational pike, Bolton. Sunday 8 a.m., rabbi: Israel Tabatsky, can­ 7 p.m. sgcred dance rehear­ bridge Road, Coventry. Rev. o. m., Sunday school: 10:45 SPEAKS game losing streak with a decisive zales I 0-0 2, Melendez 3 5-6 11, Baptist Bible Church ot Church, II Center St., M a n ­ Eucharist; 10 a.m. Holy tor; Dr. Leon Wind, rabbi sal. (649-3696) Brad Evans, pastor. Sunday, a.m., holiness meeting; 7 By breezed to a straight-set victory Noah eliminated eighth- seeded Coventry, the Grange build­ Eucharist, Rev. John Hol- South United Methodist 9:30 a.m., worship; 10:45 p. m., salvation meeting. Eugene 62-33 victory over East Hartford Hawkins 1 1-3 3, Westry 4 1-3 9, 2 chester. Rev. Newell H. Cur­ emeritus. Services, 8:15 p.m. over Tomas Smid Friday night to ing, Route 44, Coventry. Ste­ llger, vicar. 11 a.m., fellow­ Church, 1226 M ain St., M a n ­ o. m., Sunday school; (649-7787). 7 p.m., Eliot Teltscher, 6-3, 1-6, 6-2, while High , here Friday afternoon in Elliott 11 0-2 22, Wright 0 0-0 0. phen Smith, pastor. Worship tis Jr., senior pastor; Rev. Friday ond 9:45 a.m. Satur­ join third-seeded Yannick Noah Robert J. Bills, minister ot ship hour. Monday through day. (643-9563) chester. Dr. Shephard S. Bible study and fellowship. Because el excetset Fibak upset fourth- seeded Jimmy Dougan 3 0-0 6, Martin 1 0-0 2. services Sunday at II a.m. Fridov, 4:45 p.m.; Wednes­ Johnson, Rev. Laurence M. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., and veteran Wojtek Fibak in the CCIL play. visitations; Rev. Clifford O. Imposed upon It, s vital Arias 6-2, 7-6. Totals 24 7-14 55. and 7 p.m. All are welcome. Simpson, pastor emerltus; day, 9 a.m.. Holy Hill, pastors. 9 and 10:45 prayer meeting. (742-7222) Unitarian semifinals of the $375,000 U.S. Pro “ ft's nice to win a game,” said (742-7937) Eucharlst.(643-9203) a.m., worship; 9a.m.,church Presbyterian Church ol Christian doelrlns hat Mlchoel C. Thornton, asso­ Indoor Tennis Championships. McEnroe allowed Smid only 15 Indian coach Steve Armstrong. Community Baptist ciate pastor. 10a.m., worship St. Mary's Episcopal Lutheran school, nursery through se­ Manchester, 43 Spruce St., Universaiist (alien Into some disre­ Church, 585 E, Center St., Church, Park and Church nior high; 10:45 a.m., Manchester. Rev. Richard pute. Jesus himtell an­ points — 10 in the final five games The Indians last victory came back service, sanctuary; 10 a.m. Unitarian Univertalitt Top-seeded Ivan Lendl was Coventry upended Manchester. Rev. James I. church schaol. (647-9941) streets, Manchester. Rev. Concordia Lutheran nursery; United Methodist Gray, pastor. 10:30 a.m., nounced the "new birth" — in capturing the 23- minute first on Dec. 20, 1983, a 45-41 duke over Meek, minister. 9:15 a.m., Stephen K. Jacobson, rector; Church (LCA), 40 Pitkin St., Youth Fellowship; 7:30 p.m., worship service, nursery, scheduled to play his quarterfinal First Conaregotlonal Manchester. Rev. Burton D as a condition of entsr- set. Smid made a number of errors Simsbury. Manchester is now 4-8 COLCHESTER — Coventry church school for all ages, Church of Andover, Route 6, Rev. Frederick P. Moser, Bible, song, prayer fellow­ 9:15 a.m., Sunday school: 7 Ing the kingdom ol God, match later Friday night. kindergarten through Grade associate rector. 7:30 a.m.. Strand, pastor. Schedule: 8 ship. (647-9141) p. m., Informol worship. (643- McE'nroe, the two-time defend­ and had problems with the variety overall, 3-7 in the league. ” We have High basketball team lost its Andover. Rev. Richard H. o.m.. Holy Communion, For a daily mestage John 3:1-5. 4 continuing during the ser­ Taylor, pastor. Sunday wor­ Holy Eucharist; 9 a.m., Holy 0906) of Christian hope and love, of strokes McEnroe delivered to all to go 4 and 4 to make tournament second game of the season here vice; 10:30 o.m., morning Eucharist and Church School nursery; 9:15 a.m., church Religious enthusiasts ing champion, needed just 63 8 ship: II a.m., nursery care dial parts of the court. and it’s within the realm of Friday night, .as Bacon Academy worship. Nursery provided. with childcare; 11 a.m.. Holy school and Christian Growth Mormon have reshaped this rela­ minutes to down Smid, the 11th provided. Church school: hour, nursery; 10:30 a.m.. possibility. There are four teams trimmed the Patriots, 53-49. (643-0537) 9:30 a.m., Sundoy. (742-7696) Eucharist. (649-4583) Roman Cathoiic tively simple Illustration Faith Baptist Church, 52 Holy Communion, nursery. Church of Jesus Christ ot (649-46751 out there we can beat.” Coventry is 'now 8-2 in the Lake St., Manchester. Rev. First Congregational (649-5311) Latter Day Saints (Mor­ Church of the Assumption, ot Christian converalon Church of Coventry, 1171 mon), 30 Woodside St., M a n ­ Adams Street at Thompson Into a subtle experience Manchester had a 12-8 lead at the Charter Oak Conference and 10-2 Jam es Bellasov, pastor. 9:30 M ain St., Coventry. Rev. Gospei Emanuel Lutheran a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 Church, 60 Church St., chester. W ayne S. Taylor, Road, Manchester. Rev. Ed­ A Minisiryol Mancheslers ol the privileged lew, not Lewis sets Indoor record turn and moved the margin to 31-14 overall. Bacon is 6-3 in the league Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 Church of the Living God, Manchester. Rev. Dale H. bishop, 9:15 a.m., sacrament ward S. Pepin, pastor. Satur­ CENTER congregational CHURCH a.m., worship service; 7 a.m., worship; 9:30 a.m., unlike admission to the at the half. Its pressing defense and 8-3 overall. p.m., evening service. (646- an evangelical, full-gospel Gustafson, pastor; Steven P. meeting; 10:15 a.m., Sunday day masses at 5 and 7:30 lirst-century mystery church school In Church church, Robertson School, Sabin, Intern; Rev. C. Henry school and primary; 111:25 p.m.; Sundov masses at 7:30, caused the winless Hornets, 0-12, Coventry led, 14-11, after one 5316) Lane House. Nursery care cults. Not a lew have NEW YORK (UPl) - Carl Myricks, wnu is the second- First Baptist Church, 240 North School Street, M a n ­ Anderson, pastor emeritus. a.m., priesthood ond relief 9, 10:30 ond 11:45. (643-2195) fits in the second stanza. "Our period, but Bacon came back to provided. (742-8487) been turned oft from Lewis, trailing Larry Myricks ranked American long jumper, Hlllstown Road, Manchester. chester. Rev. D a vid W. Sunday schedule: 9:30 a.m., society. (643-4003) SI. Bartholomew's Church, stats show us with 10 steals in the take a 25-24 lead at the half. Dr. C. Conley, pastor. (649- Second Congregational Mullen, pastor. Meeting Sun­ worship In the sonctuary; 741 E. MlddleTurnplke,Man- Christianity by the zea­ until the last of his six jumps, matched the best jump of his Church, 385 N. M ain St., days, 10 to 11:30a.m. Nursery chester. Rev. M a rtin J. lous excesses ol self- quarter,” Armstrong said. "Our Coventry led, 36-35, after three 7509) Monchester. The Rev. V. nursery, children's chapel; bounded to a world indoor career with a 27-6 leap which First Baptist Chapel ol the and Sunday schaol. 10:45 a.m., Sunday church Nationai Cathoiic Scholsky, pastor. Saturdoy “Successful styled “born again pressure caused them to cough it periods. Joseph Milton, posfor. 10 Full Gospel Interdenoml- school, nursery, Bible study. record of 28-feet, lO'A-inches left Lewis in second place. Deaf, 240 Hlllstown Road, o.m. worship service and mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday Christians." up.” Heidi Sullivan had six points Junior Bob Harris led the Manchester. Rev. K. nollonol Church, 745 Main (643-1193) St. John's Polish National m asses at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 Friday night to win the long Myricks, of the Track America church school; 11 a.m., fel­ St., Manchester. Rev. Philip Latvian Lutheran Church Catholic Church, 23 Golway a.m. Jesus simply was tel­ in the stanza to pace Manchester. Patriots with 20 points. Brett Kreutzer, pastor. (643-7543) lowship hour. (649-2863) jump at the 77th Millrose Club, had been leading at 27-3>/4 P. Saunders. Sunday, 10:30 of Manchester, 21 Garden St., St., Manchester. Rev. Ston- St. Bridget Church, 70M ain Liviug" ling a Jewish leader, "E ven though they're obviously LaFerriere had 13 and Mark Second Congregational a.m., adult Bible study and Manchester. (643-2051) ley M. Lancala, pastor. 9 Nlcodemus, that his eth­ Games. to Lewis’ 26-11V4 before his final St., Manchester. Rev. Philip not a good team I felt we played Berkowitz 10. Al Damarjian led Christian Science Church of Covenfry, 1746 Sunday school: 7 p.m., wor­ Prince ol Peace Lutheran o.m., moss. (643-5906) A. Sheridan and Rev. Emilio nic birth meant nothing In one of the more pheno­ jump. Boston Turnpike, Coventry. ship service. Tuesday at 7:30 Church, Route 31 and North P. Podelll, co-pastors. Satur- Call: very well. We got our fastbreak Bacon with 18. Rev. David Jarvis, minister. as to God's kingdom — menal performances of indoor Then Lewis prepared for his First Church of Christ, p.m., special Bible studies; River Road, Coventry. Rev. .day mass 5 p.m.; Sunday he must be born anew. going," Armstrong said. Coventry'6 next game is at home Scientist, 447 N. M ain St., Regular schedule: 10 a.m., Wednesday ot 7:30 p.m., W.H. Wllkens, postor. 9 a.m., Nazarene masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and history, Lewis demolished his last jump and used his blazing Manchester. 10:30 a.m., worship; 8 a.m., DIal-A-Rlde This Invotved the beget­ The Indian^ also got a strong Tuesday against Vinal Tech. The worship service. Prayer line, Sunday school; 10:15 o.m., Church of the Nazarene, noon. (643-2403) own record of 28-r by 9'A inches speed to zoom down the runway church service, Sunday to church; 8:45a.m., church 646-8731, 24 hours. worship service. (742-7548) ~ SI.JamesChurch,896Maln ting ol the Spirlt-given effort from junior Andrea Watts, Patriots defeated Vinal. 43-33, school, nursery to grade 236 M ain St., Manchester. word ol God, John 6:63, and actually matched his best and take off. When he landed in school, and care for small Gospel Noll, Center Street, Zion Evangelical Lutheran Rev. Neale McLain, senior St., Manchester. Rev. Fran­ 647-8301 who had a team-high ' 10 points earlier in the season. . eight, adult discussion; II children. (649-1446) Reading Manchester. 10 a.m., breok- Church (Missouri Synod), pastor; Rev. George Emmitt, cis V. KrukowskI, Rev. Ro­ for an Important 1 Peter 1:23, end a re­ outdoor jump. The distance is the pit, he knew he had achieved Room, 656A Center St., M a n ­ a.m., coffee ond fellowship; Ing bread; 11:45 a.m., Sun­ Cooper and High streets, bert Burbank, Rev. Richard along with eight rebounds. " I just COVENTRY (49) - LaFerriere 11:15 a.m., lunlor choir; 4 minister of visitation and recorded mesaage newal by meene at water 4'/4 inches shy of Bob Beamon's an astounding distance and chester. (649-8982) day school; 7 p.m., gospel Manchester. Rev. Charles W. outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday ,A. Lamore, team ministry. baptism. Acts 2:38, Titus moved her up from the jayvee 5 3-4 13, Lewis 0 0-0 0, Berkowitz 5 P.m., Jr. pilgrim fellowship; meeting. Kuhl, pastor. 9 o.m.. Divine Rev. Edword J. Reardon. world outoor record of 29-2>A. leaped into the air with both 6 p.m., senior church school school; 10:45 a.m., worship, 3:5, Hebrews 10:22. This team. She’s 6-2 and I ’m hopeful. 0-210, Kaplan 0 0-0 0, Seymour 0 0-0 worship; 10:15 a.m. Sunday children's church and Saturday massesat4and6:30 "This is as far as I want to arms up. When the length was Church of Christ and Pilgrim felfowship. (742, school and Youth Forum. p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, baptism Is a death, One of our glaring weaknesses has 0, Harris 9 2-2 20, Morris 3 0-0 6. 6234) , , ^ nursery; 7 p.m., evening Jump indoors,” Lewis said. announced, the sellout crowd at Jehovah’s Holy Communion first and 9,10:30 a.m.,noon, andSp.m. burial, and reaurrecllon been rebounding and hopefully she Totals 22 5-8 49. UConn's Alvin Frederick (21) sneaks behiqd the Chvrch of Chrltf, Lydall Talcottvllle Cangrogo- service, nursery. (646-8599) In the llkaness ol Jesus, “ Hopefully I can jump better, Madison .^uare Garden was third Sunday. (649-4243) (643-4129) can help us in that area." BACON ACADEM Y (53) - Vilianova defense to score on a layup in first half action at and Vernon streefs, Mon- tional Church, Main'Street Witnesses St. M a ry Church, 1600M ain Rom ans 6:3-7. but if not I'm satisfied with it. I electrified. Lewis took a victory chesfer. Euaene Brewer, and Elm Hill Road, Talcot­ St., Coventry. Father Jomes Sullivan, Jen Kohut and Judy Smith 5 1-2 11. Shoop 2 3-6 7. minister. Sundov services: 9 Pentecostai * knew it was a good jump and I lap and was nearly run over by the Civic Center. Also pictured are UConn's Tim Coles tvllle. Rev. Kenneth E. Knox, Jehovah's wilnossot, 647 Methodist J. Williamson, postor. CNURGN OF e m S T Dalone each added nine points for Damarjian 8 2-3 18, Olsen 4 1-1 9. o.m., Bible classes; 10 a.m., poster. 10 a.m., worship ser- Tollahd Turnpike, Manches­ United Pentecostal M osses Saturday at 5:15 FafliBg Geod About knew I needed it to come from the runners in the men’s 800 (left) and Villanova’s Frank Dobbs (44) and Ed Pinckney worship; 6 p.m., worship. v^ceond church school. (649-’ ter. Tuesday, Congregation Bolton United Methodist LydaM and Votnen Btrssla Manchester. Gagnon 3 2-4 8. Long 0 0-0 0. Totals Church, 187 Woodbridge St., p.m.; Sunday 9:30 ond 10:45 Yo w m H behind." meters. Wednesdov, 7 p.m., Bible Bible Study, 7 p.m.: Thurs­ Church, 1041 Boston Turn- Manchester. Rev. Marvin a.m.; holydovs, 5:30and7:30 Manchester also took the junior 22 9-16 53. (54). I « - M ANCHESTER HERALD. Suturduy, Jun. 28, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD, Suturdiiy, Jan. 28, 1984 - n U.S. hockey squad NBA All-Star game Oakland feels it will reclaim the Raiders

By William Murray eminent domain case. Last "They basically said 'every­ ownership would make. with former San Francisco stale’s high court ruled that the minus Moses Malone UPl Sports Writer year, Agiiano ruled that the city Just in case that happens, the should wear bullseye thing in that decision (Aglia- Mayor Joseph Alioto form the city deserved a day in court, had no right to take over the no's) is wrong,’” the attorney Oakland Coliseum has refused Raiders legal defense team, setting the scene for Agliano's OAKLAND, Calif. - The to sign any contracts for use of among the starters, chosen by fan team after a 26-day, non-jury said. "The trial court ruled charged during the Salinas trial ruiing. DENVER (UPl) - Moses Ma­ expenses — such as the $7,000 ' name of the 1984 Super Bowl the facility on the dates of next claimed by the city of Denver for trial. The trial had been moved against us on five major points that the eminent domain suit Oakland appealed the Monte­ By Mike Tullv lone of the Philadelphia 76ers will vole. • champion Los Angeles Raiders season's Raider N FL home The remaining members of eacji to the Monterey County com­ and the appeals court reversed was "a conspiracy being car­ rey Superior Court judge's UPl Sports Writer be missing from the 34th annual operating McNichols Arena — the would become just another games. NBA could find itself $400,000 12-man squad were chosen by munity of Salinas on a change of all five." ried on with Ijelp from the ruling to the .state Court of i NBA All-Star Game Sunday, but asterisk in sports trivia books if venue. Oakland would then be re­ NEW YORK - The 1984 U.S. richer. league coaches. « Self said no new evidence National Football League." Appeai which tossed it out. They there will be plenty of other the City of Oakland has its way. In part, Agiiano ruled that quired to purchase the team Olympic hockey team should Heading the West team will be The event lineup for "All-Staj' would be presented to the court Oakland has contended that also disregarded a challenge by outstanding players available for The city has won the right Oakland had not shown that the which should make a second from managing jiartner A1 wear a bullseye as its emblem. two Lakers, center Kareem Abdul- Weekend” in Denver included a since they built theColiseum for the Raiders management to the contest that could provide the ' from the state appeals court to ownership and the presence of Davis and his partners. The Unlike the 1980 Olympians, Jabbar and Johnson, a guard. $10,000 slam-dunk contest Satuj- ruling by April. the aiders at the public's Oakland’s appeal. league with a $400,000 windfall. • another day in court with the the Raiders organization was price tag for theN FL squad was who surprised the world by Joining them on the starting five day, in which Erving took on eigift "W e're not at square one expense they should be able to The court loss marked the Malone, who (irew a record ". Raiders over Oakland’s emi­ "vital” to the city’s economic again," hesaid. "Instead, we're said to be $100 million in court capturing the gold medal, the will be guard George Gervin of San challengers in three rounds a ( condemn the team and take first lime Davis suffered a 927,779 votes from the total of 2.5 nent domain claims to the well-being. at square nine with only the testimony during the Raider- Americans will enter the Winter Antonio and forwards "freestyle” dunks apiece. Judged over the management under the major setback . in his court million cast by fans in this year's * team’s ownership. "The strong attachment of favorable decision left to go.” N FL antitrust trial. Games in Sarajevo, Yugosla­ of Denver and Adrian Dantley of rated each performance on thf state’s eminent domain clause. battles since moving the Raid­ selection process, sprained an And this time, armed with Oakland and other area resi­ Self said that it was the city's Davis and his battery of via, as a target. Utah. The West team will be basis of “ creativity, athleticism That clause is used primarily ers two seasons ago from ankle in Tuesday's game against ^ three victories in the state’s dents to the Raiders is genuine belief that a court injunction lawyers have contended They open on Feb. 7 against coached by Frank Layden of Utah. and style.” • for condemning properly to be Oakland to Los Angeles. the New York Knicks and will miss upper court system, the city’s and understandable,” the judge issued before the case went to through the entire preceedings the Canadians in a game that Malone was replaced on the East An old-timers game, including used for highways and In 1982, Davis won a court the All- Star Game. attorneys believe tl%y will said in the 42-page decision. trial in Salinas is now back in that under the free enterprise could reflect a current feud over squad by Bill Laimbeer of the Hall-of-Fam ers such as Rep playgrounds. battle with the N FL over Malone beat the previous indi­ come out a victor. "There is no quarrel with these effect. It barred the Raiders system they should be able to player eligibility. Two days . The squad in­ Auerbach, Elgin Baylor, Ddve The city filed the suit in antitrust violations after the vidual record of 707,012 votes, “ The court (Superior Court in feelings. from playing in Los Angeles move their team anywhere they later they face Czechoslovakia, cludes Erving and Larry Bird of DeBusschere and Oscar Robert­ February of 1980 when it was league attempted to block the received by Julius Erving in 1983. Monterey County) has taken its “ The court does not reiMgnizc until the court makes a ruling. chose. which is undoubtedly seeking Boston at forward, and guards son, followed the slam-dunk discovered that Davis was, Raiders move to Los Angeles. In For this year’s game, both Los ' best shot at us, "sa id David Self, them as constituting thet ingre­ "The judge's order has been- Davis termed Agliano’s deci­ revenge for its 7-3 thrashing in Sidney Moncrief of and contest. ■ looking for another place to the damage portion of the trial. Angeles Laker Magic Johnson and the city’s chief attorney in the dients of the legal neressity vacated,” he said. "The order is sion last year "a great day for play. Davis was awarded neariy $35 1980. V of Detroit. The East The weekend events were coor­ 76er Erving beat last year's case. "W e feel very good about which must be shown before the back in effect." Am erica." million. If the medal hopes are still team willbecoachedbyK.C. Jones dinated by the Denver Nugge^ individual total. '' our chances now of getting a fak in g of property from another What that means. Self says, is They also have claimed in alive at that point, the Am eri­ of Boston. organization, marking the first The initial suit was blocked by However, California law Tickets for the game Sunday ' favorable court ruling.” ^person or entity against his that if the city is given a court that the city and N FL cans then meet Austria and All the starters have appeared in time in four years that the leagu^ a lower court ruling but the city states that damages given in have been sold out for more than a On Dec. 29, the state Appeals will.” favorable ruling, the Raiders commissioner Pete Rozelle first appealed that decision to such ca.ses are to be triple. So Norway before a rematch with previous NBA All- Star games. has returned major control of aji week, and organizers say the event Court ordered Monterey County But Self said that the appeals would be forced to move back to have conspired to keep the team the slate Court of Appeal and Finland, against whom the gold Eight teams are represented All-Star game to a local franchiso. Davis walked away with over could gross at least $450,000. After Superior Court Judge Nat Agli- court has completely pushed Oakland while the courts would in Oakland. medal was clinched in 1984. lost again and then finally to the $100 million. The N FL has ano to reconsider the city’s Agliano’s decision aside. consider any appeal the present Moses Laskey, who along And lurking in the other California Supreme Court. The appealed that settlement. division are the Soviets, still seething over their epic loss at Lake Placid. NFL Pro Bowl contest So the youngest U.S. Olympic hockey team ever assembled, coached by Lou Vairo and led by the "Diaper Line” of Pat Scoreboard LaFontaine, Ed OIczyk and has look of chess match David A. Jensen, won'tsneakup Vlllanova69,Connectlcu'6a on anyone this time. Don't HONOLULU (UPl) - If Sun­ "It's amazing how fast these three of his offensive protectors, South Capitals 6, Maple Leafs I LPGA results underestimate this team. But guys learn,” said the 49ers' coach. Auburn 80, LoulslanaSt. U. 78 UPl photo day’s Pro Bowl counted in the center Jeff Bostic, guard R0s don't expect another miracle, Blscayne74, Florida Tech62 regular season standings, it would "M ost of them are veterans and all Grimm, and tackle Joe Jacoby. Scholastic Charleston 83, S.C.-$partanburo65 Toronto 1 0 0—1 Golf $200,000 Deer Creek Clossic Calendar either. have all the makings of a classic of them are extremely bright.” Another Redskin, Mark Murpl^, Eckerd67,CentralFforida62 ' Woshlngton 2 1 3—6 at Deerfield Beach, Flo., Jan. 27 The U.S. hockey team went wild after winning the gbid (P ar 72) " I think the general public chess match between a pair of Without tipping his hand, Knox will start at safety on defense. □berty Boptlsiyi, Warren Wilson 35 First period— 1, Toronto, Valve 40 medal at the 1980 Olympics at Lake Placid. Can it Tampa 78, Rollins 54 (Gavin), 5:52.2, Washington, Gustafsson Jerilyn Britz 71-69—140 will expect a gold medal," Vairo wizened strategists — one an indicated pretty much the same The NFC’s running game will;}j( Thomas Moore 79, PIkevllle 69 26 (Carpenter, Gartner), 8:13. 3, PGA resuits Jo Ann Washam 71-69—140 has said. "The people that duplicate the feat in ’84? offensive tactician and the other a thing. handled by rookie sensation Erie tiling varsity Midwest Washington, Erickson 2 (unas­ JoAnne Corner 70-70—140 SATURDAY Silvia Bertolaccini 73-67—140 Basketball understand and know hockey "Offensively, you’re just limited Binnet Junior High topped cros- Bemidll St. 75, Winona St. 72 (2ot) sisted), crafty defensive wizard. Dickerson of the Los Angeles Chlcaao7S,llllnolsColl.58 17:41. Penalties— Salming, Tor, 1:32; tXOMO San Diego Open Sally Little 68-72—140 East Cothollc at Eost Lyme, 7:30 Jensen, 18, of Needham, Mass., ‘•town llling, 70-62, Friday afternoon. South Central at MCC, will look at it differently. They'll pressure created by their prede­ But the National Football by the time you have, but these are Rams, William Andrews 'qf ‘Mike Lata had 33 points ond Troy FortHays86,WayneSt.69 Palmateer, Tor (served by Gavin), 3:33; at San Diego. Collf.. Jan. 27 Pot Bradley 67-74—141 8 evaluate the team based on its plays right wing. cessors, it may not be enough. exceptional players and they pick Mankato St. 86, So. Dakota 78 Salming, Tor, 6:24. (P ar 72) Patti Rizzo 67-76—141 League's showcase all-star game Atlanta, Tony Dorsett of Dallas Jfeters 22 for the Bears. Brian Brophy Jan Stephenson 69-73—142 Manchester vs. Rockville at Bolton actual performance — not if we "Personally I like to call them hooped IS points, Jay MIstretta 15 and Missouri Southern 77, Washburn 75 Secondperlod— 4, Washington, Veitch4 The Soviets, after all, reacted to pits players from the National things up pretty quickly,” he said. and Chicago’s Walter Payton. Mornlngslde59, St. Cloud St. 57 (Gould, Currie), 2:47. Penoltles— Sal­ Payne Stewart 68-65—133 Rosie Jones 73-69—142 Ice Palace, 8:10 the Cabbage Patch Line be­ Cinque Barlow 13 tor llling. Sam Wrestling win a medal." Lake Placid with “ deep soul- Conference against the best of the ‘ T il tell you one thing, we’ve got a San Francisco’s Joe Montana -Henderson ond Shaun Brophy played WrIghtSt. 110,Morycrest85 ming, Tor, 11:49; Blomqvlst, Was, 14:40; Chip Beck 68^8—134 Cathy Morse 69-73—142 By the end of the tournament, cause we've adopted them as Southwest Laughlln, Was, 17:22. Ray Floyd 64-70—134 Jane Crofter 70-73—143 Manchester at Simsbury, 12:15 searching." American Conference, and with pretty good offense.” will be the backup quarterback )vgll defensively (or the 3-5 Rams. Cathy Mant 70-73—143 New London/East Lyme at East babies," said Vairo. "They may Rlce65,Arkansas62 Third period— 5, Washington, Haworth Don Pooley 66^8—134 U.S. hockey fans should be well only a few days of workouts Players from each conference with James Lofton of Green Bajt, 14 (Gartner, Carpenter), 14:37. 6, Brad Bryant 65^9—134 Alice RItzman 70-73—143 Catholic, noon acquainted with LaFontaine, be young, but they're mature Anatoly Kostryukov, head of available, the game plans will be selected the best 40 players to Mike Quick of Philadelphia, atid tiannet girls Christian 21 (Laughlln, Gustafsson), Andy Bean 67-68—135 Lori (3orbacz 72-71—143 Juli Inkster 72-71—143 who is expected to join the New and they can play.” the Soviet hockey federation, kept at the basic level. make the trip to Hawaii and, as 17:53.7, Washington, Erickson, 3 (Jarvis, Ron Streck 68-67—135 another Packer, Paul Coffman, the " 'Bennet Junior High girls' basketball NCAA basketball statistics Blomqvlst), 19:59. Penalties— Gary McCord 65-70—135 Laurl Rlnker 72-71-143 York Islanders after the Games Any hope for a gold medal recal led the shortcom ings of the ^ ill, according to San Francis­ expected, the Super Bowl cham­ starting receivers. '.?! team dropped a 30-24 verdict to Hall Leeman, Fred Couples 67-68—135 Chris Johnson 72-71—143 in their bid for a fifth straight repeat rests in goal, where 1980 squad and indicated better co's Bill Walsh, who will coach the pion Los Angeles Raiders, with The AFC lost starting quarter­ High freshmen Friday afternoon. Kris NCAA Division I Tor, 0:54; Haworth, Was, 0:54; Nviund, Dan Pohl 68-68—136 Kathy Postlewolt 73-70—143 Soccer . Marc Behrend of the University preparation this year. Howard hod nine points, Sonia Brad- (Compiled by NCAA) Tor, 1:38; Palmateer, Tor (served bv Ed Fiori 69-67—136 Joan Joyce 74-69—143 NFC, and Seattle's Chuck Knox of eight players, and runner- up back Dan Marino of Miami to-an show live and Wendy Pedemonte and Gil Morgan 67-69—136 Lour! Peterson 70-73—143 •••••••••••••••••••••• of has taken a slight “ First of all, the fitness of the Mission, Kan., Jan. 25 McCourt), 18:19. Perhaps the best all-around the AFC, the contest should be a Washington Redskins, with seven, injury, but he has been replacedJHi Kelly O’Connell (our apiece (or Scoring Shots on goal—Toronto 9-7-6—22. Jim Thorpe 67-69—136 Brenda Goldsmith 68-76—144 player ever produced in the lead over Bob Mason of team was not up to par,” he wide-open affair. have the biggest delegations. Kansas City's Bill Kenney. Dan Bennet. O'Connell rebounded well and g (g tt ptsavg Wash­ Mark O'Meara 68-68—136 Shoron Barrett 68-76—144 Shelllna Fyall and Barbara O'Brien ington 9-14-18—41. Bobby Wadkins 71-6S—136 Missle McGeorge 72-72—144 MISL standings U.S., the 18-year-old LaFon­ Minnesota-Duluth. said. “ Beyond that, we were not “ We’ve got all the diagrams and Not on hand, however, are Los Durrant, BYU 13 144 108 396 30.5 Fouts of San Diego will start. starred defensively (or Bennet, 3-6 for WaTlsdole, Okla 17 215 76 506 ». 8 Gooltenders—Toronto, Palmateer. David Edwards 69-67—136 Dale Eggellng 69-75—144 taine, who was born in St. Louis Other keys to the squad are quite ready psychologically. charts and we’ve got all the great Angeles Super Bowl heroes Jim The AFC runners include Clirt the season. Dumars, McNeesSt 16 157 127 441 27.6 Wa­ Mike McCullough 68-68—136 Muffin Spencer-Devlin 69-75—144 (Friday's Games Not Included) Deborah PetrizzI 73-71—144 and grew up in Detroit, scored Wisconsin defenseman Chris After a thorough analysis, we talent," said Walsh, "but our Plunkett, Marcus Allen and Cliff Jokublck, Akron 16 162 113 shington, Rlggln. A-11,699. Tom Kite 68-69—137 Eastern Division Warner of Seattle, Houston's Earl Loren Roberts 66-71—137 Kathy Baker 71-74—145 79 points in his first 46 games Chelios, the 1983 NCAA Player drew up a plan of preparation Branch. Jackson, AlaSt 15 146 100 392 26.1 W L Pet. GB toughest chore is combining they Campbell, Tony Collins of New Johnson,Grmbino 14 136 93 365 26.1 Jay Cudd 67-71—IX Nancy Lopez 74-71—145 Cleveland 16 4 .800 — and starred in the six- game of the Year: Yale defenseman- for Sarajevo, and I think I can in a workable fashion. The Raiders include AFC star­ England, and Joe Cribbs Zbf Fleld-(Jaal Percentage Sabres 2. Red Wings 2 Joy Hoos 68-70—IX Linda Hunt 73-72—145 Pittsburgh 13 6 .684 2Vz series over the Soviet Selects, forward Bob Brooke, and Har»^ say that as of now our plan has g (g Iga pet., Gary Koch 68-70—IX Betsy King 73-72—145 Baltimore 13 10 .566 4V2 “ It would ordinarily take a ters tight end Todd Christiansen, Buffalo. “ Basketball Mark Hayes 69-69—IX Marl McDougall 72-73—145 won by the USA 3-2-1. vard defenseman Mark Fusco. been fulfilled pretty w ell." Revelll, Stanford New York 11 12 .478 6V2 month to get it do wn... to get timing defensive end Howie Long, line­ The game will be played under Thompson, FrensoSt . 16 111 165 67.3 Detroit 10 10-2 Curt Byrum 68-70—IX Sandra Polmer 76-69—145 Memphis 7 13 .350 9 Shelley Homlln 71-74—145 OIczyk, of Palos Heights, 111., No matter how well these Within three weeks, the So­ on blocking and timing between backer Rod Martin, and corner- regulation N F L rules, but several Thornton, Cal-Irvine Buffalo 110 0-2 Tom Jenkins 69-69—IX Buffalo 7 15 .318 10 First Perlod-1, Buffalo, Houslev 20 Pot McGowan 71-67—IX Myra Van Hoose 68-78—146 j is a 17-year-old left wing and the untested players perform far viets and the rest of the Olympic Johnson, Grambllng 14 136^65.7 Western Division receivers and passers.” back Lester Hayes. Washington exceptions have been instituted.*A NBA standings (Perreault, Andrevchuk), 11:02. 2, De­ Jim Colbert 68-70—IX Atsuko HIkage 74-72—146 away from home and under the squads will know if he is right. Turpin, Kentucky 16 98 150 65.3 Kansas City 14 6 .700 — youngest player on the team. However, it doesn't mean the starters for the NFC include standard 4-3-4 defense will be Free Throw Percentage troit, Duguov 18 (Yzerman), 11:15. Sam Torrance 67-71—IX Jane Geddes 72-74—146 St. Louis 14 9 .608 IV2 g (t fta pet. Penaltles-Playfalr, Buf, 6:00; Pater­ Russ Cochran 7068—IX Donna CoponI ‘ 71-75—146 Wichita 10 11 .476 V game will be without direction. quarterback Joe Theismann and used: Eastern Conf eren ce Jane Lock 75-7i_i46 4 2 Atlantic Division Ferry, Harvard 12 34 36 M.4 son, Bobby Nichols 67-71—IX Los Angeles 8 11 .421 5V2 _140 Debbie Meisterlln 74.74—143 Vancouver 6 10 .375 5 • Manchester resumes action Friday against Hall It usually resembles a meeUng Friday’s Games Georgetown 78.6 59.3 19.2 Bob Boyd 70-71—141 Denise Streblg 76-72—148 Tampa Bay 6 12 .333 6 now on sale in Manchester at Moriarty Brothers High in West Hartford at Cornerstone'Pool at 5:30. of Dick Button and Sonja Henie, , No Games Scheduled Virginia Tech 83.L65.1 18.0 Dave Barr 7269—141 Becky Pearson 74.74—148 Friday's Result " Saturday’s Games 17.1 Texas — Signed center fielder George Golden Bay at Tampa Bay, night and Farr's. Nev-Los Vegas 87.P 70.4 Wright to a 3-year contract; signed Jim Blair 70-71-141 Catherine Panton 73.76—149 Results: with several missed passes and an " N o (James Scheduled North Carolino 78.4 61.6 16.8 Saturdoy’s Games 200 medley relay: 1. Man­ 1:05.17. outfielders Tommy Dunbar and Kevin Mark Welbe 71-70—14> Gail Hirata 71.73—149 occasional slapshot added. If body­ Sunday's Gome Field-Goal Percentage Nick Faldo 70-71—141 Cindy Hill 71-78—149 (AM Times EST) chester (Fallone, Sclandone, 100 tree: 1. O'Connell (M ), All-Star Game at Denver, 2 p.m. EST (g tea Buckley to 1-year contracts. Golden Bay at New York, 8 p.m. Kings fire Don Perry Yarnott, O'Connell) 2:01.58. 2. Marshall (M ), 3. Chrette checking is permitted, you’d never College Jack Renner 71-70-141 Lisa Young 74.75—149 Stanford 517 918 Howard University — Signed Willie Doug Tewetl « 70-71—141 Ruth Jessen 73.7 ^ 14 9 Tampa Bay at Chicago, 9 p.m. 200 tree^ 1. Siebold (M ), 2. (E H ) :56.66. know it. Florida St 458 827 Tulsa at Vancouver, 10:30 p.m. Chrette (EH), 3. Larkin (M) 500 tree: 1. Siebold (M ), 2. , 9ig East standings Jeffries as head foofball coach. Gary Krueger 7269—141 Janet Anderson 75-74—149 INGLEWOOD, Calif. — The Los Angeles Kings That’s why the NHL will proudly Southern Methodist 617 1115 George Cadle 7269—141 Lenore Muraoka 78-71—149 Sunday’s Game 2:06.59. Clifford (M ), 3. WIrth (EH) Marshall — Hired Dave Flegal and Tulsa at San Diego, 9 p.m. Friday fired head coach Don Perry and — and gratefully — welcome the W L W L Maryland 459 831 John Vogetbocher assistant foot­ Bill Kratzert 70-71—141 Dawn Coe 77.72—149 200 IM: 1. Nova (EH), 2. 5:49.33. Oreaon 429 783 announced a search is underway for his Sciadone (M), 3. Gorman 100back: 1. Fallone (M ),2. Syracuse 7 0 13 3 ball coaches. Jack Spradlin 69-72—141 Debbie Hall 77.72—149 Edmonton Oilers’ Wayne Gretzky 5 1 16 2 Judy Ellis 74-75—149 successor. (M ) 2:23.80. Barrett (EH), 3. Parsons ' 'Oeorgetown Tampa — Named Mike Marshall Peter Jacobsen 70-71—14) 50tree: 1.O'Connell (M),2. (E H ) 1:09.41. Tuesday night at the Meadowlands •"Vtllanova 5 2 8 8 pitching coach. Tommy Nakallma ^ 70-71—141 Jane Blalock 81-68—149 The Kings, mired in last place in the Smythe Marshall (M),3. Barret (EH) 100 breast: 1. Sciadone Arena in East Rutherford, N.J., Ibr „ Boston College 3 3 12 4 Wichita State — Announced resigna­ Peter Oosterhuis ▼ 7269— 141 Sue ErtI 73.77—150 Division, said they expect to name a new head : 25.17. (M), 2. Michaud (M), 3. St. John's 3 3 12 4 tion of head footboll coach Willie ChIChl Rodriguez 70-71—14) Marlene Hagge 72-78—150 RadiO/ TV its 36th All-iStar Game. 3 4 11 6 coach early next week. DIvIno: ). Parlonte (EH), Knickerbocle (EH) 1:12.27. Connecticut Jewries. Leonard Thompson 68-73— 141 Beth Daniel 78-72—150 2. Beaulieu (M ) 162.50points. 400 tree relay: 1. Monches- Just as he elevates the 80- game '"Pittsburgh 2 4 10 5 Hockey Football Did Not Quality Lori Huxhold Dohl 76-74—150 •••••••••••••••••••••• In the interim, assistant coach Rogie Vachon too fly: 1. Nova (EH), 2. ter (Clifford, Yarnott, Niel­ season with his continual assault „ Providence 1 6 9 7 Arizona— Waived running back James John Cook 71-71—142 Lynn Adorns 76-74—150 1 7 7 11 Beverly Kloss 78-72—150 will replace Perry. Gorman (M ), 3. Yornott (M) son, Siebold) 4:18.37. on the record books, the 23-y^5r- SetonH oll Bettis, tight end Henry Pollard and Tom Watson 68-74—142 punter-kicker Jeff Wilson. Mac O'Grody 70-72—142 Hollis Stacy 7676—150 SATURDAY old center figures to make the Bill Sander 69-73—142 Beth Solomon 7^ 74—150 .j:' Oakland (USFL) — Signed tackle Greg 12:00 College bosketboll: George­ NHL’s mid-winter gathering Friday's Results Loberg; waivedtackleMikeWhIted. Frank Connor 71-71—142 M.J. Smith 75-75—150 town vs. Pittsburgh, Channel 20 Vlllanova 69, UConn 58 Vance Heafner 69-73—142 Mets ink Dick Tidrow . UPl photo something more than an open NHL standings Oklahoma— Obtained offensive tackle 1:00 College basketball: Notre Dame Tech matmen split •■ Today’s Games Ken Bungardo from the Michigan Barry Jaeckel 72-70-142 vs. Maryland, Channels 22,30 skate. Georgetown at Pittsburgh Jim Gallagher 71-71—142 NEW YORK — Relief pitcher Dick Tidrow has Payne Stewart acknowledges the crowd after finishing Panthers In exchange for negotiation 1:00 College basketball: Georgia Last year at , , Seton Hall at Boston College (Lirte Gomes Not Included) rights to center Doug Freeman of Tze-chung Chen 69-73—142 Tech vs. North Corollria, ESPN signed a contract with the , it was second round with a 7-under par round to iead the San Providence at Davidson Wales Conference HARTFORD — Cheney Tech wrestling team split in Gretzky scored four goals to lead Oklahoma State. Tom Gray 72-71—143 1:15 Hockey: Bruins vs. Jets, Chan­ announced Friday. St. John’ s at Syracuse Patrick Division Philadelphia (U SFL)— Slgnedquarter- Lon Hinkle 71-72—143 Track nel 38 2 a triangular match Friday afternoon here at Hartford Diego Open by one stroke. He leads Ray Floyd. the Campbell Conference to a 9-3 S' Sunday’s Game W L T Pts. GF GA back Tim RIordan, wide receiver Duan Tom Lehman 71-72—143 2:00 Golf: Seniors Championship, Pubiic High. The Beaver matmen whipped the rout of the Prince of Wales team, ,, Arkansas at Vlllanova N Y Islanders 31 18 2 64 225 177 Hanks and cornerback Garcia Lane to a Mark Pfell 73-70—143 Channel 8 homestanding Owls, 59-9, but fell to Terryville, 51-18. N Y Rangers 29 17 5 63 210 191 series of 1-year contracts. Clyde Rego 70-73—143 2:00 College basketball: St. John's only the Campbell’s second .tri­ Philadelphia 27 14 7 61 213 170 Hockey vs. Svrocuse, Channel 3 Ray signs for five years The split ieaves the Tech matmen at 7-8 for the Mike Smith 7469^143 Miiirose Games umph in eight All-Star Gam es."' Big East result Washington 26 21 4 56 185 168 Los Angeles — Fired coach Don Perry; John Jacobs 68-75—143 3:00 College bosketboll: Oklahoma season. This year Gretzky brings a more Pittsburgh 10 33 5 25 148 214 namM Rogie Vachop Interim coach. Greg Powers 72-71-143 vs, Memphis Stote, Channels 22,30 PITTSBURGH — Second baseman Johnny Ray New Jersey 10 35 4 24 136 210 — Returned right At New York, Jan. 27 3:30 Bowling: Quaker State Open, Curt Archambeau (100), Peter Albert (107), Steve Stewart’s 7-under Brett Upper 69-74—143 Women's 60 yards — 1, Chandra remarkble plot than usual to tbe has signed a five-year contract with the Villanova 69, UConn 58 Adorns Division wing Dave Barr to Tulsa of the Central Cesar Sanudo 71-72—143 Channel 6 Hecker, (114), John Paradis (128), Joe Baldinger game. Entering Friday night's Buffalo 32 13 6 70 203 162 Hockey League. Cheeseborouoh, Athletics West, 6.69. 2, 4:00 College basketball: DePaul vs. Pittsburgh Pirates, a team spokesman said Keith Fergus 72-71—143 Ingrid Auerswald, East Germany, 6.74.3, (140), Rod Wilson (147), Art O'Connell (157), Tony game against the New Jersey Boston 32 14 3 67 215 148 Steve Llebler 66-77—143 UCLA, Channel 3 Friday. V lLLANO V A (69) . _ Quebec 27 18 5 59 238 179 Alice Brown, Wilt's AC, 6.75. 4, Angela 4:00 College basketball; Iowa vs. Barone (170), Jeff Richard (185) and Steve Roy Daye Stockton 70-73—143 Bailey, Canada, 6.85. 5, Elaine Jones, Devils, the Great One from Brant­ Pressley 3-6 4 « 10, Dobbs 69 8-8 20, Montreal 23 24 3' 49 189 188 •••••••••••••••••••••• Ken Brown 69-75—144 Indiana, ESPN (unlimited) were winners for Cheney against Public. grabs stroke edge Hartford 15 27 6 36 162 204 Iowa, 6.88. ford, Ontario, had scored at leasts Pinckney S6 1-2 7, Wilbur 1-5 04) 2, Tony SIMs 72-72—144 7:00 College basketball: Virginia 8 Women’s 60-vard hurdles — 1, Baldinger, Barone and Richard were winners by McLain 613 68 18, Jensen 1-2 04) 2, Campbell Conference KIkuo Aral 69-75—144 Commonwealth vs. Old Dominion, Larouche, Nicnolls fill in SAN DIEGO (UPl) - Payne point in all 50 games this season'. Norris Division Stephanie Hightower, Nulrl-Onix forfeit. The tournament's first two Everson 00 IH) 0, McClain 3-3 67 10: Boxing Jim Booros 73-71-144 ESPN He owned 60 goals and 152 poiiils ' MiiMSlmlno 00 DO 0, Enright 01 00 0, W L T Pts. GF GA 73-71_144 Track 7:15Hockey: Whalers vs. Nordlques, EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. - Centers Pierre Stewart, known for his short pants rounds were played on both the Rick Dalpos Club, 7.47.2, Kim Turner, Texas-EI Paso, Roy and Mike Linders (121) were forfeit winners over that span to nearly clinch (Ije Brown 00 00 0. Totals 2365 23-33 69. MInnesoto 26 19 4 56 229 220 Gene LIttier 7668—144 WTIC Larouche of the New York Rangers and Bernie and long drives, tamed the tough south and much easier north St. Louis 21 25 5 47 185 202 Gory Marlowe 7.64. 3, Candy Young, Falrleigh Dickin­ 8:00 College basketball: Marquette against Terryville and Albert won his match on the • league lead in those departments 7S69—144 son, 7.68. 4, Benito Fitzgerald, Team Nicholls of the Los Angeles Kings were named Torrey Pines south course with a courses. '^ ^ o x tS T o W 00*8, Frederick 12-16 1-1 Chicago 19 27 5 43 173 195 Paul Azinger 72-72—144 vs. Louisville, USA mat in the 100-pound class. with almost half a season to go. Toronto 16 28 6 38 195 243 Adidas, 7.70. 5, Carol Lewis, Houston, replacements Friday for the NHL All-Star game, 7-under-par 65 Friday to grab a Stewart's round of seven birdies as. Coles 1-2 00 2, Hobbs 2-9 01 4, Bill Glosson 72-72—144 9:00 College basketball: Northwest­ Cheney's next match is Tuesday in a makeup -2 4, Major Fight Schedule Dayld Peoples 73-71—144 to be played Tuesday at the Brendan Byrne against RHAM High at home at 6:30 p.m. and no bogeys over the demanding • Blucher 0-1 00 0, Henry 61 00 p, Smythe Division Buddy Gordner 69-75—144 Men's 6tvant—twOnSNc- ', Greg Arena. round of the $400,000 San Diego 7,002-yard layout was triggered by Bosselink 621-21, Ithler 6 1 0 0 0. Totals Edmonton 38 8 4 80 296 198 Bobby Ciampett 68-76—144 Foster, VWt's AC, 7.07?\2, Tonie SUNDAY Calgary 19 10 48 179 198 Campbell, Cappa Sports, 7.12. 3, Lorry Open. his extremely long drives and 27-59 -SO 58. 19 (c-denotes defending chompion) Ken Green 72-73—145 12:00 College basketball: Arkansas Larouche will replace injured Bryan Trottier of Halfllme—Vlllanova 34, Connecticut Winnipeg 19 23 8 46 226 247 Ken Kelley 74-71—145 Cowling, Accuspllt Sports, 7.1E. 4, Mark vs. Vlllanova, Channel 3 King upset McKoy, Conada, 7.28.5, RogerKIngdom, the New York Islanders on the Wales Conference The 26-year-old Stewart, the only aided by a red- hot putter. 26. Vancouver 17 28 6 40 197 215 Jon. 29 at Beaumont, Texas — Bruce Adam Adams 70-75—145 12:30 Golf; Mazda LPG A Classic, Playing the back side first, ^^led out—Braxton. Total fouls— Los Angeles 14 27 9 37 209 242 Curry vs. Billy Costello, 15, WBC super Sam Rachels 7872—145 Pittsburgh, 7.39. / ESPN team while Nicholls will replace teammate pro on the tour who -wears (Top (our In each division quallly tor Men's 60 yards — 1, Emmit King, Stewart, of Springfield, Mo., lightweight title. 1:00 College basketball; LSU vs. Marcel Dionne on the Campbell Conference Five in logjam atop knickers, vaulted from 4-under- dash winner: Mmova 13,‘ Connecticut 26. Rebounds— Stanley Cup ptayotts.) Jon. X at Atlantic City, N.J. — Charlie Joguar TC, 6.12. 2, Sam Graddy, North Carolina, Channels 22, 30 Tennessee, 6.18. 3, James Butler, Track squad. par to 1 1-under 133 with his sterling notched birdies on the 14th and ISth Vlllanova 28, Connecticirt 34. A s s is t^ Friday's Results Brown vs. Melvin Paul, 15, IBF 2:00 Pro basketball; NBA All-Star Vlllanova ir,Connectlcut14. Technical— Detroit 2, Buffalo 2 lightweight title; Kevin Perry vs. Graylln America, 6.22. 4, Terry Scott, Tennessee, Game, Channel 3 holes with putts of 15 and 25 feet to 633. 5, Calvin Smith, Track America, Florida LPGA stop round. He was one stroke ahead of at Miiirose NiHie. A—15,673. Woshlngton 6, Toronto 1 Curry, 10, junior middlewelghts. 3:00 Track and Field: Miiirose firsTround leader Raymond move to 6-under. Minnesota at St. Louis Jan. 31 at Atlantic City, N.J. — Bowling 6.33. Games, Channels 22, 30 Sims testifies against Argovitz He then reeled off birdies on the Los Angeles at Calgary Tommy Avers vs. Jorge Morales, 10, Long lump — 1, Carl Lewis, Santa 3:00 Figure Skqtlng: Pro figure F loyX who shot a 70, Don Pooley Monica Track Club, 28-10'/. (world DEERFjELD BEACH, Fla. (UPl) - JoAnne first, second and third holes, on .Csilsgs baskstball scores New Jersey at Edmonton junior welterweights. •••bbbbbtf••••••••••••• skating, Channels 22,30 D ETRO IT -- Star running back Billy Sims and Cnip Beck, who had 68s, and NEW YORK (UPl) _ EmSdt Philadelphia at Vancouver Feb. 2 at Marseille, Fronce — c-RudI record, old record 28-1 by Lewis, 1982). 2, 4:00 Pro football: NFL Pro Bowl. earner, pro golf's “ Big Momma,” fought gusting putts of 10,8 and again from 25 feet, King upset world record-holder Saturday's Games Koopmons vs. Richard Caramanolls, 12, Lorry Myricks, Track America, 27-6. 3, Channel 8, W POP testified Friday there is no way he would let agent Brad Bryant, who shot a 69. The top (All Times EST) GOP Woman Vesco Bradley, Track America, 25-4'/2.4, winds and a sore back Friday to come up with her five all played the south course and closed out the round with short Calvin Sniith to win the 60-yard PridO|^’8 i}««»'»» . European light heavyweight title. 4:30 Skiing: Men's giant slalom, Dr. Jerry Argovitz negotiate a contract for him Winnipeg at Boston, 1; 15 p.m. Feb. 4 at Atlantic City, N.J. — c- Sandy Sawyer 175-303-496, Harriet Ralph Spry, Jaguar TC, 24-8'/]. 5, Joey Channel 3 second straight 70 and join four other goifefs in a tie Friday. birdie putts on Nos. 7 and 9. dash, and Chandra Cheeseborongh Pittsburgh at Montreal, 2:05 p.m. Wells, Texos-EI Paso, 24-Y.. now. for the lead at the midway point of the first stop on the Donald Curry vs. Marlon Starling, 15, Haslett )78-)B9-S32, Sally Heavisides 4:30 Speed skotlng: Women’s speed The veteran Floyd, winless since defeated East German Ingrid Detroit at N.Y. Islanders, 7:05 p.m. WBA welterweight title. 190-477, Laurence Faucher 176-486, Men's 1-mlle walk — 1, Ray Sharp, skating, Channel 3 Argovitz negotiated Sims' contract with the LPGA tour. Hartford at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. unottach^, 5:52.59. 2, Jim Helring, The cut was 3-under 141 with 78 his wire-to-wire performance in Auerswald in the women's 80 Feb. 7 at Atlantic City, N.J. — Joe Joyce Tyler 459. 4:30 G olf: San Diego Open, Channei USFL Houston Gamblers, a team he owns part of, earner's 2-under-par round gave her a 4-under 140 Los Angeles at Edmonton, 8:05p.m. Manley vs. Bobby Johnson, 10, ligh­ Track Amer Ico, 5:52.77.3, Tom Edwards, X players surviving to play in the the 1982 PGA Championship, shot Friday night to highlight early „',-HolyCrow77,Colgate54 Washington at Toronto,8:05p.m. Island TC, 6:01.1). 4, Troy Engle, Team and collected a $175,000 fee for doing so. for two rounds, even with Sally Little, who shot HunlerSI), John Jav82 tweights. 4 :X Boxing: Bruce Curry vs. Bill final two rounds on the south his 2-under-par 70 despite a double­ action at the 77th Miiirose Games. Chicago ot MInnesoto, 8:35 p.m. Feb. 11 at Detroit — c-Thomas Hearns Caterers Kangaroo, 6:10.44. 5, Jim Mann, Union Costello. Channel 3 Sims is in federal court trying to void the $3.5 even-par 72 Friday, Jo Ann Washam (69), Silvia tMMoa65,Clarkson51 SuiNtay't O om n College, 6:12.81. 5:00 College basketball: North course. Among the casualties was bogey on the third hole. His tee shot In other early results, world -Wolneni (Wolne MarltImelO »o t ) vs. Luigi MInchlllo, 12, WBC super Linda Lazarott 137-344, Lalne Steullet Women's 400 meters — 1, Grace nnillion contract he signed July 1 with the Bertolaccini (67) and Jerilyn Britz (69). MontrMi at______Boston, oft. welterweight title; Mike McCollum vs. Carollna-Charlotte vs. South Ala­ Tom Watson, playing in his first landed in a sand trap and he failed indoor record-holder Stephanie ,„,,Borc(iontMarlne79,Baruchn QiMbtc at Hartford 126-355, Jan Bonadles 142-126-365, Dot Jackson, Atoms TC, 53.87. 2, Diane bama, ESPN Gamblers. Sims signed a $4.5 million pact with ” 'hj.Teeh82,H.Y.Polyt^47 Francisco de Jesus, 10, junior mld- Kelley 128, Elizabeth Dey 133-131-125- First-round leaders Pat Bradley and Patti Rizzo medal-play event of the year after to get the ball out on his first try, PIttsburah at Buffalo dlewelghts; Howard Davis vs. Jimmy Dixon, Atoms TC, 53.90.3, Alice Jackson, 7:05Hockey: Nordlques vs. Whalers, the Detroit Lions Dec. 16 and wants to play Hightower captured the womeh's ^ NorwIciiWI, Lyndon St. 70 389, Nancy Romano 130, Val Parker Ms. International, 54.05. 4, Gwen both shot 74 in the second round of the $200,000 Mazda winning $100,000 three weeks ago St. Louis at N.Y. Rangers Paul, 10, lightweights; Davey Moore vs. WTIC running into trouble when the ball 60-yard hurdles and Greg Foster, ■Wvedin>6ordon59 Phllad«lDtila at Chicago 126, Helene Dev 132-360, Audrey Cody Gardner, L.A. Mercurettes, 54.16. 5, 8:30 Hockey: Flyers vs. Black footbiill under those terms. Classic of Deer Creek and were a shot off the pace at Duane Thomas, 10, lunlor middle- 342, Groce Boothroyd 341. in the Tucson match-play came to rest against a large acorn the world champion, easily won the New Jersey at Vancouver weights. Charmalgne Crooks, El PasoTC,54.93. Hawks, USA 3-under 141. b)reS7 tournament. in the sand. men’s hurdles. •>

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Call Main Street, SETTER to work on Har­ Cape Apartments for Rent 42 Apartments for Rent 42 few times. $25, In store - ford Rood, Manchester, 647-1390. Ing, laundry. March 1st. Insured. Call 742-5986. Sell for only $12. Call Conn.______053-01 Manchester. ris Advertising terminal. $79,900 Attractive, newly Call 646-7870. ------Accurate typing and constructed 649-0832. BANKING/BOOKKEEP- PROCESS ENGINEER Ranch ••••••••••••••••••••••• ROBERT E. JARVIS — GROWING COVENTRY some prior knowledge of MANCHESTER-One, two Empiovment ING Part Time Clerk — WANTED — Knowledge INSURANCE AGENCY newspaper ad makeup a $79,900 4 Family, excel­ MANCHESTER — Six Building and Remodeling MANS V4 LENGTH, Her­ NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION ' 1pm to closing. Proof or of blueprint reading and lent condition and three bedroom room duplex for rerff.J Services Specialist. Additions, ringbone tweed winter AND Needs Bookkeeper — must. Send resume to apartments. Heat and hot CRT experience pre­ P8.WA specs reaulred. EASE and WONE- Box SS, c/o The Man­ $86,900 Duplex with gar­ Centrally located. Refer­ garages, roofing, siding, topcoat, size 40R. Like NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF ferred. South Windsor Duties Include some of­ age. new to mar­ water. $400, $440, $495. ences required. Adults,, ••••••••••••••••••••■•• kitchens, bathrooms, re­ new. $42. Phone 649-2433. MANCHESTER SEWAGE & Education WRITE Systems. Insu­ chester Herald, P.O. Box • ket Call 649-4800. ENTERPRISES. Bank 8, Trust Co. Contact fice work, will train In rance experience 591, Manchester, CT only. Call for details, placement wlndows- INCORPORATED Warren Matteson tor ap­ some areas. Apply or call $87,500 Picture perfect 649-9203, anytime. - Servlces Offered si /doors. Call 643-6712. THREE PILLOWCIRCU- " ...... Notice Is hereby given that required. Part time, lead­ 06040. Colonial FOUR ROOM APART­ Manchester Sewage Enter­ pointment, 289-6061. C.H.8, M.C., 911 New ing to full time. Salary LAR COUCH — Off white. Help Wanted 21 London Tpke., Glaston­ $87,900 Lovely Raised MENT — No appliances. ••••••••••••••••••••••a a d d IT IONS, DECKS, I n- Very good condition. prises, Incorporated ot the open. Call Lee, 643-9555, PART TIM E — General Ranch THREE ROOMS, THIRD ' Town of Manchester, County PART TIM E — Local bury. Call 633-9474. $240 per month, plus utili­ FLOOR — Adults, no REWEAVING BURN terlor and Exterior remo- Asking $70. Call morn­ of Hartford, and State of Con­ 742-9133. ■ office. Typing and spell­ $95,000 New listing. ties, $300 Security dep­ necticut, with on office at 235 Corporation now hiring ing Important. Call 649- pets. Security. Call attdP ' ' ... HOLES - zippers, urn- deling, reroollng and ings, 649-2558. EXPER IEN C ED BOOK- tor several positions 3-5 $100 Per Week Part Time Country Cape osit. No pets. Phone 643- Knollwood Rood, Manches­ 9015. 6pm, 649-2236. brellas repaired. Window repairs. Call Phil Dorsey, ter, Connecticut was dis­ KEEPER/CASHIER — evenings per week, wee­ at Home. Webster, Amer­ Century 21 Villuga Green 4751, 4 to 8pm. f shades, Venetian blinds. M6-0699. FO U R PIECE BED­ solved by a vote of the Board Full time. Experienced. kends optional. Starting ica's favorite dictionary NEWSPAPER DEALER of Gloitonbury ROOM SET — Full or ot Directors and Sha­ J Keys. TV FOR RENT. ••••••••••••••••••••••• BANKING — Part time CEN TRAL - One bed--* reholder. All creditors hav­ Mature. Apply: Mar­ rate $7.25, Ideal tor some­ company needs home 633-8336 LIKE PRIVATE HOME. Marlow’s, 867 Main u Queen size frame with NEEDED clerk, 1 to 5:30pm. Book­ Studio-type apartment. room apartment In two--- ing claim s ore directed to low's, Inc. 867 Main, one working during the workers to update local fam ily. Heat and hot*'’ ^ Street. 649-5221. RoofIng/SIdIng 54 headboard. 6 drawer present them to David C. Manchester. keeping Department, Utilities, appliances. day and college students. mailing lists. Easy work. in 8DUTH WINDSDR South Windsor Bank 8, water included at $425 — chest. 9 drawer dresser Wlchmon, Attorney at Low, Must be High School grad Can be done while watch­ Galt balaiaan Bam A 11pm Working single adult. No BRICKS, BLOCKS, ••••••••••••*•••••••••• with m irror, night stand. 753 Main Street, Manchester, Trust Co. Contact Condominiums monthly. Security dec!-' - Connecticut 06040 on or be­ and have use of car. Call ing TV. All ages, expe­ 32 children, pets. Call 643- STONE — Concrete. BIDWELL HOME Im- Excellent condition. $550. 647-9946 Warren Matteson for ap­ 2880. osit and references. 646-' ' fore June 15, 1984. Claim s not 721-0349, 4-7pm. rience unnecessary. Call pointment, 289-6061. 3253. ..;j Chlmney repairs. No lob provement Company — Call 649-2671 after presented will be barred os 1-716-842-6000, Including too small. Call 644-8356. Roofing , siding, altera- 4:30pm. provided In Section 33-379(d) AREA ADVISORS SEEKIN G M ATURE, De­ Sunday, Ext. 19241. TYPIST — Part tlme,9to MANCHESTER — 400 TWO BEDROOM TOWN- SIX ROOM D U P L E X ----- — ^------tions, additions. Same ot the Connecticut General NEEDED In Manchester MUNSON'S CANDY K IT­ HOUSE — Applianced Statutes. pendable woman to care 12. Dictaphone expe­ CHEN — Is accepting North Main Street. New $450 monthly plus utlll.lC ODD JO BS, Trucking. number for over 30 years. LANGE F.OAM-FLO Doted at Manchester, Con­ to deliver to our carriers. tor 6 month old girl. Your HAIRSTYLIST — Full two bedroom town kitchen, I'/i baths, full 649-6495. Buckle ski boots. Men's necticut on this 25th day ot A rience helpful. Vernon applications for full time ties. No pets. Security'* Home repairs. You name Call 647-9946 between 9am house or mine. Monday time or part time. Busy area. Cal I between 2-4pm, houses, 1'/2 baths, ap- basement. $650 month, deposit. Call 649-0628 at- It, we do it. Free esti­ size 9 medium. $60. Call January, 1984. and 11am. thru Friday. Call 646-7151 Manchester salon. Expe­ empiovment in packing plianced kitchens, And­ utilities Included. Peter­ MANCHESTER SEWAGE 872-6200. ) chocolates. Hours are: ter 5pm. mates. Insured. 643-0304. 643-2880. ENTERPRISES, after 5pm. rience preferred. Call erson windows, full base­ man Realty. 649-9404, 647- INCORPORATED Monday thru Friday, 9am 1340. SEWING MACHINE OP­ Commond Performance, ARBOR ACRES FARM to 4:30pm. Call tor ap­ ments, $56,900. Peterman 1ST FLOOR — A'/2 -' L. WOOD & SON — Heotlng/Plumbing 55 BY: ERATORS — Skllled’sew- G e n e r a l c l e a n u p ask for Manager, 643-’ Realty, 649-9404 or 647- Pets 65 William G. McKinney, seeking full time general . pointment, 649-4332. Rooms, owner apartment- ■ General and finish car­ President Ing machine operators PERSON, FULL TIME - 8339. poultry farm workers. 1340. FOUR ROOM APART­ In 2 family house. W/W^., penters. Commercial and 051-01 needed by local toy fac­ Apply in person to Man­ MENT — Heat and ap­ Agricultural background SERVICE STATION AT­ carpeting, completely- residential remodeling FOGARTY BROTHERS tory. Hourly rate based chester Honda, 24 Adams desirable, but not essen­ TWO BEDROOMS, TWO pliances. Off East Center. equipped kitchen. Heat,.,., and repair. Call 646-3046 FREE PUPPIES —Dach­ on capabilities. Needed Street, Manchester, 646- TENDANT — With me­ $450. Call 646-9608, days — Bathroom remodel­ tial. Paid health and re­ BATHS — Professional hot water, finished reC'~ after 6pm. ing; installation water shund mix. Make Ideal Monogrammed Immediately. Call 659- 3520. chanical ability. Apply In area. Spacious, energy and 649-8920, nights. pet. Telephone 649-8600. N KEYPUNCH OPERATORS tirement plan. Call Tim person: 252 Spencer room with built In barand— heaters, garbage dispo­ 0204 tor appointment. Fracchia, Glastonbury, efficient. Ideal Invest­ D A Y CARE IN M Y Due to expansion we have Street, Manchester. MANCHESTER — Newer cedar closet. Beautiful. C sals; faucet repairs. 649- RECOVERING FROM immediate openings on our 633-4681 for an appoint­ ment, proven excellent yard. Parking close to '* HOME - Meals and 7657. VIsa/MasterCard BRASS BIRD CAGES (2), SURGERY — Would like night shift for experienced ment. EOE. rental value. Also good oversized three bedroom brass bird cage stand (1). PLAYER PIANOS are In Excessive abbreviations Placing an ad In Classi­ DENTAL HYGIENIST — everything. Lease, secur,,.. snacks provided. Reaso­ accepted. demand. If you have one fied Is easy. Just call Someone to care for my Alpha/Numeric operators. for small family. Must be duplex. 1'/2 baths. Ap­ Ity deposit, references'.— nable rates. Call 646-3533. $70 takes all. Coll 649- Small Fry abbreviate results! Be I^ W S P A P E R children in my home, We offer 4 night work week so South Windsor office. 1 or seen. Call for appoint­ pliances. Air condition­ 4339. you do not use, why not sure readers understand 643-2711. We’ll help y c , if you have had experience on Looking for something 2 afternoons a week. Call No pets. Mlddleoged cou— exchange It for cash with with the wording of your CAmiER NEEDED from 8am to 4pm. Call a Card or Key to Disc system, ment, 644-3767. ing. Large deck. Attic pie preferred. $500. Avail/ LA D IES — Tired of not your ad by avoiding ab­ 646-8171. special? Why not run a 644-1509. storage. $575 monthly, a want ad. breviations. 643-2711. ad. in fRanchastar we are interested in talking to "Wanted to Buy" ad In able March 1st. Tele--"’ finding the right clothes Flooring 56 PU PPIES — Shephard you about our incentive bo­ plus utilities. Security. and Lab. 4’/2 months old. C a ll nus plan and unique 4 night Classified. The cost Is PART TIME MEDICAL No pets. Call 646-0618. phone649-3817or 528-1274. In stores? Bring me fa­ PART TIM E — 20-25 work week. If you are a hard ------U--,' brics and patterns and I'll $2.00 each. Call 649-6393. sm all... the response big. A s s i s t a n t — Expe­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT hours per week. Barnes & working individual don't miss 643-2711. Lots/Land for Sale 33 MANCHESTER - Oft PoF--. sew exactly what you eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee INVITATION TO BID 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 this opportunity. rience preferred. Rock­ SECOND FLOOR — Two FLOORSANDING — NOTICE OF Noble at Stop 8, Shop, ter Street. 3 room apart- .. want, promptly and rea­ Sealed bids w ill be received ADOPTION OF AMENDMENT TO ORDINANCE wHii-i-fe-www-Sc-i-:-:-:-:-- Contact Karen Brown ville office. ENT Prac­ fam ily. Five rooms. Heat Floors like new. Special­ Tog Soles 69 In the Office ot The Director seeking mature person m en t. H eat an d'— sonably. Call 647-0796, In accordance with the provisions ot Chapter 3, Section 1 with some book expe­ 646-6900 SECRETARY —Hartford tice. Contact Mrs. Included. $500 monthly. izing In older floors, natu­ of Generol Services, 41 Cen­ and 9 of the Town Charter, notice Is hereby given of the adop­ law firm. Two years se­ Noonan, 646-0314 between MANCHESTER - Build­ electricity included. Sd'.w DAYS. ter Street, Manchester, Con­ tion by the Boord ot Directors of the Town ot Manchester, rience to merchandise Call 646-3979. ral and stained floors. No necticut, until 11:00 Q.m. on PART TIM E — Earn up to cretarial experience re­ 9am and 12;30pm. ing lot with 5 car garage. curlty deposit. No pets. waxing anymore. John Connecticut, on January 12, 1984. book department to be Telephone 643-7539. 643-8552. the dote sjiown boiow for the AMENDMENT TO ORDINANCE $150 per week. Fast grow­ INSPECTION — Packag­ aulred, shorthand not re- DAYCARE — Full time, Verfallle. Call 646-5750. following:' located in new Manches­ 1-4 years old. $60 per BE IT ORDAINED by the Board ot Directors of theTown ing corporation needs ter Super Stop 8, Shop. ing and Shipping Work- qulred. Dictaphone TYPIST/WORD PRO ­ NEWLY PAINTED February 14,1004 • ot Monchester that Chopter 17 "TRA FFIC " ot The Code ot experience helpful. Op­ FREE CATALOG Of TH R EE BEDROOM se­ week. Call 646-4987. TOVYN WIDE Ordinances ot the Town of Manchester be amended by delet­ people now! For Inter­ Must be available for Ing ''Supervisor’’. CESSOR,— Large inter­ HOUSE SOLD — MOV­ PHOTOORAMMETRIC view call 647-8730. Familiar with AQL and portunity to learn IBM national life Insurance Land Bargains — 5 acres cond floor apartment. ing from, amending and adding to Section 17-16 os follows: flexible daytime sche­ word processing. Call to 5(X) acres, covering PAINTING, GENERAL ING SA LE! Good used MAPPING Section 17-16 Applicability of Regulations. dule. Moderate stock measuring equipment company has' an Imme­ Newer two family. Fully Income Tax Service 57 furniture, bedroom- Pabruary IS. 1004 - This article shall apply to any untrovelled way within the (dimensional and electri­ 246-5620. diate opening In our Vermont and the Berk- carpeted, appliances. M ANCHESTER — 5+ '- REPAIRING, CLEAN­ SANDBLASTING A EPOXY town which Is paved, plowed and otherwise maintained by work. No cashiering. Car shlres, at lowest Imagina­ rooms. 1st floor, 2 family :: ING — Very reasonable. /dlnette set, studio COATING 8AULTER8 POOL essential during training cal) . Relative to colls and Founders Plaza, East $525 plus utilities. Secur­ the town, even though It may never hove been formally ac­ BOOKKEEPER/SECRE- ble prices. Write: CA­ ity and references. No house. Available Febru'' ■ Call 649-6400 after couch, dressers, tables, The Town ot Manchester Is cepted os 0 public highway by the town; and, where clearly period. Call 212-675-7334, transformers. 10 hour Hartford office for a well etc. Much miscellaneous an equal oppartunitv em­ designated within the article, to privately owned and maint­ TARY — Monday - Fri­ TALOG OFFICE, P.O. pets. Call 643-5836. rary 1st. Call 871-1179. 5:30pm. ployer, ond requires an a ffir­ REAL ESTATE SALES­ specify Manchester store day, 4 day week. Apply: organized individual cap­ household and clothing. ained parking areas and roadways. Able Coll 8, Electronics, day, 8am to 3:30pm. Call able of filling a typlst- Box 938, North Adams, mative action policy torall ot This Amendment shall take effect ten (10) days otter the PERSON — To work - Attention: Arthur Saturday 10am to 5pm, Its Contractors and Vendors Howard Road, Bolton. for appointment, morn- /word processor posi­ Mass. 01247. NEED TIM E FOR YOUR­ lost publication ot sold Amendment In the newspaper. from model home of Mayer. Sunday 11am to 5pm. 553 EMBROIDERY as a condition of doing busl- 12-8-83 Ings, 528-9497. ______tion. Position requires S E L F ? Or to spend with hess with the Town, os per large 2-3 year protect Condominiums 32 Condominiums 32 ■; Eas't Center Street, Man­ This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days otter this ASSEMBLERS AND excellent typing (65 M ANCHESTER -1.9 acre loved ones? Let us help! Federal Order 11246. publication In this newspaper provided that within ten (lO) East ot River. Knowledge PART TIME When you have some­ chester. 643-4944. Bid Forms, plans and specifi­ 2 COIL WINDERS — Fin­ thing to sell, find a cash wpm), grammar and dic­ approved building lot on We'll clean your house, days otter this publication of this Ordinonce a petition of buyer mortgage fi­ NEWSPAPER DEALER a deadend street. $30,500. apartment or condo for a cations are ovallable at the signed by not less than five (5) percent ot the electors of the ger dexterity necessary. buyer the easy way ... taphone skills. Fam iliar­ ______General Services Office, 41 Town, os determined from the latest officials lists ot the Re­ nancing desireable. A Gordon Realty, 643-2174. reasonable price. Expe­ Center Street, Manchester, great opportunity on an in HEBRON Experience not neces­ with a low-cost ad' In ity with Digital and gistrars ot Voters, hos not been filed with the Town Clerk re­ sary. Will train. 4 day IBMPC equipment pre­ rienced, Insured, hKonw Tax PHOTO-OUIDE Connecticut. questing Its reference to o special Town election. excellent protect which I C a ll Tom Classified. 643-2711. Wanted to Buy 70 EXCLUSIVE week, 10 hour day. 7am- ferred. Life Insurance ex­ Bonded. The House­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER, James F. Fogarty sells Itself. Individuals Real Estate Wanted 37 WELLSWEEP works, 647-3777. Service CONNECTICUT Secretory only. Call 643-9205. 742-9795 5:30pm. Apply at Able perience a plus. Pleasant ROBERT B. WEISS, Board of Directors Coll 8< Electronics, How­ working conditions, full INCOME TAXES — Pre­ GENERAL MANAGER Monchester, Connecticut ard Road, Bolton. benefit package, good pared by CPA. Business 8, PLAYER PIANO 04601 Doted at Manchester, Connecticut CONDOMINIUMS PointlnG/Paparlng S2 this 16th day of January, 1984. KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ® by Larry Wright starting salary. Call FULL PRICE PAID for 400 NORTH MAIN ST. MANCHESTER Individual. Call John, WANTED - Call 646-6433 NOW HIRING FOR ALL after 6PAA. 049-01 SALES MANAGEMENT SHIFTS — Respectable Mary Parmelee at 289- your real estate. Imme­ 659-3069. 8 TRA IN EE — Nationally starting wage. Apply 9301. diate closing possible It TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT PAINTING AND PAPER 2534 NOTICE OF based needlecraft com­ within - Burger King, 3025 you ore flexible about the Fully Applianced Kitchens, W/Cus- w" Small-Madium-Larga LEGAL NOTICE terms. Please coll 649- HANGING —Exterior TOWN OF ANDOVER, ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE CARt-yte, yoO b i W T pany seeks self moti­ Main Street, tom Wood Cabinetry, Choice of Carpet CONNECTICUT In accordance with the provisions ot Chapter 3, Section 1 Business Opportunities 22 5118. and Interior, ceilings re­ Automotive and 9 ot the Town Charter, notice Is hereby given ot the odop- yooR vated and assertive per- Glastonbury. & Vinyl Floors, Andersen Windows,. TAX PREPARATIONS — Add your initials to the yoke ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS paired. References, fully of this roglan-slecve blouse The Zoning Board of Appeals flon by the Board of Directors ot the Town ot Manchester, son fo r assistant IVz In the convenience of Connecticut, on January 12, 1984. D iN N e R i PART TIME HELP Baths, Individual Basements, Insured. Quality work. eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee with a touch of simple of the Town ot Andover, Con­ manager position for Rentals Elecric Radjant Heat. Convenient to Martin Mattsson, even­ your home. Reliable- 1442 necticut w ill hold o public ORDINANCE area development. NEEDED — To work In INTERNATIONAL reasonable. Call Norm Cars/Trucks lor Sale 71 embroidery. 3*4 yrt. hearing In the Town Office BE IT ORDAIN ED by the Board ot Directors ot the Town ^ STEEL BUILDING Ma­ Shopping, Recreation & Bus Line. ings 649-4431. No. 2534 is in Sizes Small, Building Wednesday, Feb­ ot Manchester that the Town ot Manchester •r®'’’ Teaching, needlecraft or shipping department. Marshall, 643-9044. Vernon Street Corporation the following 6escrlbed land. Hours are negotiable. nufacturer awarding (8-10): Medium (12-14): and A pretty dress for the" little ru ary 8, 1984 at 8:00 P .M . to sales experience re­ Prices Start $56,900«<>. hear the following apollco- That certain piece or parcel ot •o"'* aulred, February 1st Apply at Holts, Inc., 78 dealership in area soon. GEORGE N. CONVERSE Large (16-18). Please State girl, with contrast bib, collar ot Manchester, County ot Hartford and State ot Connecticut, Rooms for Rent 41 — Painting and paper- tlon asking for relief from the training program sche­ Batson Drive, No inventory Investment. 1974 RABBIT — Running Size. and sleeve. Make it mono­ Zoning Laws of the Town ot known os Lot No. 16 on o moo entitled Resubmlsslon Sob^- hanging. 30 Years Expe­ condition. $800. Call 649- tone also. vlslon Plan KN OLLW ODD M onchesfen Connectl^cut A .R . duled. Call 871-0009. Manchester, Great potential. Wedg- For Sale Andover, Connecticut. LOMBARDI ASSOCIATES, INC. Consulting CM and Sonl- Cor, 303/759-3200 tor rience! Coll 643-2804. 1609 after 2pm. TO ORDU, tend $2.00 for eack No. 1442 with Photo- • 211-Mlchoel K. Remesch GENTLEMAN PRE­ patteni, plus SOt for poiUit sad and Scott Williams - tory Engineers Land Surveyors, Vernon, 9°^" V 17 Rev?s*^d application. ••••••••••••••••••••••a kandllof. Guide is in Sizes 3 to 8 Ju ly 1977 Seal®' 1 ®quoIs 40 Sht. No.. 4 of 1/ Rovisoo FERRED. $50.00 weekly. OPEN HOUSE CEILINGS REPAIRED years. Size 4, I'/s yards 45- approval of location 1976 FORD CUSTOM 500 ANNE CABOT 10/24/77 12/16/82 Approved b^y •••••••••••••••••••••a* tor motor vehicle re­ Sion Town ot Manchester, Connecticut Oct. IB, 1982 which CELEBRITY CIPHER 646-2000. or REPLACED with dry- HoHdov/SMsonal 41 — Automatic, PS, PB, Maaebaotar Htrdd inch; contrast, yard. pairer's license under Calebrtty Ctphar cryptograma ara craatad from quotallont by tamoua paopla, past Saturday & Sunday Andover Zoning Regu­ moo Is on Hie In theTown Clerk's Office In sold Town ot Mon- and praaant. Each lattar In tha ctphar tlanda lor anothar. Tod»y'$ du9: B a g M /a O . Instruction ♦ 25 wall. Call evenings, Gary AM/FM. No rust, runs ilS 0 A«a.'alAiMrlcai lations 22.0.5,b. Loca­ CEN TRAL LOCATION — McHugh, 643-9321. good. Small V-8. $900 or '*’*There sholl be no consideration paid tor conveyance ot by CONNIE WIENER 1 - 4 P . M . Nt« york, N.Y. 10031 Patterns available only tion Route 6, Drake's Kitchen privileges. Free USED REFRIGERA­ Best Offer. 646-8826. Print Nuio, Addraii eltli ZIP in sizes shown. Blostrlp. the above-described land. parking. References and CODE and Im * NaaiOar. At this hearing Interested 12-14-83 “TPQ TXWJ AP NW NOJRKP RQ PRIVATE UNIQUE GUI­ (We offer affordable housing without TORS, WASHERS, TO OROER, taad $2.00$2.0 far tack Prepared by Barry W. Botticello security required. Coll SPECIAL: Over 200 se- pittara, plat SOf far poitaft aad persons may appear and be TAR LESSONS — In your Ranges - clean, guaran­ FOR SPARKLIN G wood­ pittara, pi heard and written communi­ 643-2693 for appointment. sacrificing quality. Stop by and com- BulMIng/Coiitracling S3 lectiona and a FREE uadliaf. ^” t Ws *oTdlnanceYha*n take effect ten (10) d a « otter this ONIRQQ CUI JDPRI ODRFBIPO NW home. Many accessory teed, parts and service. work, tile, glass and cation received. Sold Pattern Section in the tUE BURNETT appeals ore on file and may oubllcoflon In this newspaper Provided that within ten (10) courses. Low rotes. P.O. I pare!) Low prices. B.D. Pearl 8, painted surfaces, add days otter this publication ot this Ordinance o petition ROOMS FOR RENT — •—»•—••••••••••••••• Son, 649 Main Street, ALBUM. Juat $3.00. be seen In the Office of the Box 533, Manchester. three tablespoons of Town Clerk, Town Office signed by not less thon five (5) percent ot the elector* ot the YUTPG DNKP NFYNZW APPQ.” — Coll 643-4562 between 5 FARRAND REMODEL­ 643-2171. BOOKS AT $3JISUCH tllO A«t. at Aaiwim Town, 05 determined from the latest off Iclals lists of the Re- washing soda to a quart a-tzo—OOLLS—Old and Na«. Nm Ntw Ytik, N.Y. 1003S Building. and 7pm. Doted ot Andover, Connec­ glstrors ot Voters, has not been filed with the Town Clerk re- ING — Cabinets, roofing, of warm water and wash. ta drati tkani haw to auko tkiw. Print Ntmt. Addrtia with IIP ouestlng Its reference to a special Town election. QPINFB CUIB. There's someone out gutters, room additions, TWIN BEDS — Box No rinsing required. For •-130 — REEPSASE SllllTS. Z4 CODE, llila Naiiiotr aad tin . ticut 26 January,1984 ” James F. Fogarty p l a y e r PIANOS ore In Itcad and appllaead daeifM. 27 Janu ary, 1984 PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I've been lucky. My career has gone there who wants to buy PETERMAN BLDG CO. -I. flocks, oil typos of remo- springs, mattresses. Ex­ sparkling results when Netr FASHION with ape- Secretary demand. If you hove one J•131 — NEISUOH NANOlWOaS— 28 Ja n u a ry ,1904 Board of Directors pretty much the way I'd hoped It would." — Robert Redlord. your power tools. Find 649-9404 \ 647-1340 647-0080 tlellng and repairs. FREE cellent conditloni North­ you have something to 30 tipat at aaadlawark ekHIt. cial Grace Cole CoUcctlon Zoning Board of Appeols i- n you do not use, why not a 133— TO DIVE ar MEP— 40 for larger aUea; pins 2 Monchester, Connecticut e 19S4 by NEA. Inc. itz that buyer with a low-cost tsNmatts. Fully Insured. ern hardwood pine. An­ sell, use a low-cost ad In naadlawaik Itaaii la iiaka. Andover, Connecticut Doted at Manchester, Connecticut C *»*>»*** me TMNap uS Pal A TMOff od In Classified. 643-2711. exchange It for cosh with Tolbphono 6434017, otter tique finish. Call after •-iS3-caAnt-oo pagat al sMak. BONUS ConponsI Mary C. McNomoro, 0 wont od. classified. P rice.... $1.16. Chairman this )6fh dov ot January, 1984. 6pm,647-8S09. 6pm, 649-9732. 032-01 050-01 •i S* 'T*»'T • >> I.

t$ — MANCHESTER HERALD. Suturduy, Jan 28. 1984 y HOUSEWASHING GENERAL OIL High Prtnur* Power Washing AARON COOK Of Vinyl, Aluminum And Wood MHS art teacher U MHS hockey MANCHESTER Sided Homes. Cut your own taxes: HEATING OIL MAK Painting Office rules stricter to become minister back on track ^ 6 4 3 - 2 6 5 9 QUALITY SERVICE ... page 3 ... page 11 1 ^1 Wl ACCEPT ;+< ... page 2 VfSA CALL 5 6 8 - 3 5 0 0 H A S IT ! GUNUFFE AUTO BODY O P T iC A L ROUTE 13 TALCOTTVILLE, CT. / 24 HR. TOWING FEATURING THIS WEEK ... Snow tonight, Manchester, Conn. ____ 763 and 19i Moin Si . Monchesler 6 4 3 - 0 0 1 6 Phone. 643-1191 or 6 43-1900 Monday, Jan. 30, 1984 •COMPLETE COLLISION REPAIR ending Tuesday O • Eaitbroek Moll, Montfield •POREiON AND AMERICAN CARS Single copy; 25p«nd«d Inlo your ant. w. •p.clalli. In Carpet end Upholstery Cteanlna, using the Von 0 Schedtr Method. Our other services Include: Retldsntlel A Commercial Cleaning, new battle Office Cleaning, Meld Services For All Your Need* Windows, Floor Work, Yacht Meintsnance TRAVELrINSURANCE With this ed, get an Arm Chair Cleaned F R E By Huoh Pope being us.siiultecl with sniper and when you have Two Rooms of Carpet 391 Broed St., Mencheeter Cleaned. United Press International small arms fire and rocket- 643-S539 - 29S-0445 propelled grenades, Brooks said. 646-7098 BEIRUT, Lebanon — Syrian- Brooks did not give details on the backed Druze Moslem militiamen COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL RESIDENTIAL numbers of tanks involved or how ‘VSpri’in^ Manchester For Over 50 Years*' attacked the U.S. Murine base with many high-explosive rounds were rocket-propelled grenades today fired. LEDOUX ELECTRIC but the Americans beat back the "We always give them some­ assault with tank fire, mortars and thing better than we get," he said. (203) 649-4478 OVER Pentiand The Florist machine guns. Four Marines were The flareup. which (oreed the ‘ 25 24 BIRCH ST. wounded in the fighting, which closure of the airport for two hours, licented & ROBERT F. LEDOUX sVimce flared again in the afternoon. Insured TEL. 643-6247 was provoked by a sniper who 643-4444 One Lebanese soldier was killed started firing at Marines on the NEW CONSTRUaiON ■ REPAIRS - REWIRING F.T.D. and 10 civilians were wounded in southern edge of their base. Brooks SERVICES CHANGED - APPLIANCES INSTALLED MASTER CHARGE the new clashes, the government said. SWIMMING POOL WIRING • OUTDOOR UGHTING AMERICAN EXPRESS WORLD WIDE press agency said. Later the militiamen began ADDITIONS - REC ROOMS • WATER HEATERS Pentland the Florist SERVICE Maj. Dennis Brooks said two hammering Marines on the east­ Marines wounded in afternoon ern edge with rocket propelled Distinctive Floral Designs for all Occasions. fighting at the U.S. base at Beirut ’ grenades and small arms fire. SPECIALIZING IN Member Florists Trans world Delivery Association. Also member WE SERVICE AND INSTALL INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL airport were rushed by helicopter Brooks said. to the carrier USS Guam for Areas around the Marine base SUPERIOR MUFFLERS Manchester Chamber of Commerce. ■— AIR CONDITIONING - REFRIGERATION emergency treatment. The other were hit by mortars, including the Jan & Bill Tracy are ready to serve you six days a week. 8:30 to .‘>•00. HEATING and SHEET METAL two suffered slight injuries in the one that exploded outside the DON WILLIS GARAGE, INC. morning fighting and returned to specialists All m ajor credit cards accepted over the phone. terminal building wounding four WHEEL a l ig n m e n t • b r a k e SERVICE WRECKER SLMv'Cr duty immediately after being Lebanese. g e n e r a l r e p a ir in g Hew Engiand Mechanicai Services, inc. treated. It was the first major incident J Ample free parking Propane Cylinders Filled ‘Pleasing You Is Our Pleasure’ One Lebanese soldier in Kfar involving the Americans since Air Conditioning Service Phone 643-6247 or 643-4444. 166 TU N N E L RD. Shima, 5 miles southeast of Beirut, Jan. 1,5. when the baltleship New TELEPHONE 18 MAIN STREET VERNON, C T . 06066 was killed when the Druze Jersey fired lo silence a similar W9-4531 MANCHESTER CONN 06040 launched a mortar and rocket 871-1111 anti-governmenl attack on the barrage on government units as Murines. J well as the Marines. Rumsfeld flew to Damascus, 24 Birch Street in Downtown Manchester The Lebanese army, using where he was hoping to pursude heavy artillery, joined Ihe Marines Druze and Syrian leaders to allow OVER 4 5 Herald pholos by Pinto MANCHESTER in responding to the rebel fire, implemenuilion of a master secur­ YEARS which spilled over into some A For Only *15°“ ity plan for greater Beirut MEMORIAL CO. EXPERIENCE Sweeping snoWlaway Christian neighborhoods in Beirut including Ain Rummaneh and Opp. East Cemetery C A L L 6 4 9 -5 8 0 7 Haduth, a military source said, A Week, Your Florence Obuchowski (left), of 11 Lakewood Circle expected tonight. The National Weather Service has Lebanese army units also came ■ e h m f S A UALITY South, and Vincent Boggini, of 102 School St., sweep the issued a winter storm watch for New England tonight, under fire at the Lebanese Univer- ^ ^ 1 1 I HARRISON ST. J.A. WHITE GLASS CO dusting of snow that fell Sunday night from their with accumulations of up to 6 inches forecast before the sity campus adjacent to the MANCHESTER DMORIALS sidewalks. More snow, possibly heavy at times, is storm endings Tuesday. Marine compound. Beirut radio ■ g _ Ad Can Be Here! reported. A report by right-wing ■ Phalangist radio said Druze ar- I 1 M B M J N tillery was firing on Christian EVERYTHING IN GLASS As seen on PM Magazine suburbs and the Lebanese army _ _ " •WE CANT HIDE BEHwn nijR PRODUCT Reagan willing to debate opponent stronghold in Souk el Gharh on the GREG first mountain ridge east of Beirut. ^ J.A. WHITE GLASS CO. th e The violence came.as President p ^ Bv Helen Thomas would work out, but yes I favor the Lebanon will be a campaign issue, suit, white shirt and red tie. read Reagan’s special Middle East CHIMNEY United Press International idea." the president said, "It depends on his statement from his desk in the envoy, Donald Rumsfeld, went lo „ .. 6 4 9 -7 3 2 3 About his chances of re-election, how long they’re there, doesn’t Oval Office. His wife, Nancy, his Damascus, where he met with Dor,r,rtor WASHINGTON - President Reagan said, "You know me. I it? " daughter, Maureen, and her hus­ Syrian Foreign Minister Abdel Herald Reporter Lv'U, - " ‘S- c SWEEP never say anything like that. I'm o y y . H 3 0 If. iHs f \/'f:K/f\< f Reagan, with a big smile some 10 Reagan said "our work is not band, Dennis Revell, were in the Halim Khaddam in a bid toend the An increase ol .1.2 percent has 31 BISSELL ST. MANCHESTER 644-0007 hours after announcing his bid for superstitious.” ' finished” in asking the American room with him. Nancy Reagan fighting in Beirut. been reported in Manchester's net •MIRRORS •SHOWER DOORS •STORE FRONTS Fully a second term, promised today to Answering charges of front­ people for another four years in the said in a statement issued before But Damascus radio, reporting taxable (Hand List, the basis for •SAFETY GLASS •BATHTUB ENCLOSURES •ETC 94 Carman Rd., Manchester Insured debate his Democratic opponent running Democratic candidate White House. the speech that the decision to run the Rumsfcld-Khaddam session, property taxes, by the town during the fall campaign. Walter Mondale that he has served "V ice President Bush and I was mutual, and " I fully support, called on Arab nations lo unite fur assessor, J Richard’ Vincent, PI But Reagan declined to predict "special interests, tike the would like to have your continued him." the "fateful battle" lagainst the While the list is still subject lo whether he would win re-election, wealthy.” Reagan said, "Our tax support and cooperation in com­ United States and Israel. possible last-minute changes be- FAMOUS BRAND The 10:55 p.m. EST address on J. B. ELECTRONICS maintaining he is too superstitious program is fair and square across pleting what we began three years ABC, CBS and NBC cost $400,000 Marlnes scrambled inhi their fore the deadline Tuesday, the to do so. the boai'tif’’ ago," Reagan said in a five-rQinute and was paid for by "Reagan-Bush bunkers on a "Condition I" high figures show the next taxable TELEVISION - APPLIANCES STEREO • MUSIC AMPS • TV "The actual facts and figures MANCHESTER I III Reporters and cameramen were television announcement at flR^ail ’84," the campaign committee that state of alert in mid-morning for an figures increased from $6,17.050,000 SALES AND SERVICE allowed to watch Reagan walk reveal that our tax program end of Sunday night's television opened shop some weeks ago to 80-minule bailie with the Druze in the last Grand List to over to the Oval Office from the actually benefits more of the lower prime time. plan the re-election campaign. fighters to the south and east of I he $657,360,000 in the current list, an HOMF IMPROVEMUT [ 1 executive mansion this morning, range than even the Kennedy tax " I am therefore announcing that The formal announcement was Marine compound, said Brooks. increase of $20,310,000. MV. IT-— rn 1 and they tossed a few questions at cut back in the ’60s," Reagan said. I am a candidate and wilt seek — — 000 sandwiched between a round of Flighting resumed in the afternoon. The largest increase came in the him. "A higher percentage of his tax re-election to the office I presently Republican rallies and celebra­ he said, value of motor vehicles. They 6 4 9 - 3 5 8 9 Asked about the possibility of relief went to those in the top five hold,” the soon-to-be 73-year-old The Marines — members of the increased 11.5 percent from TV 10 Stop I Shop tions in Washington. Before the debating his Democratic oppo­ brackets than is true of ours. A president said, ending months of speech, there was a reception for multinational peace-keeping force $63,711,000 to $71,005,000, an in- JACK BERTRAND 643-1262 nent, Reagan said, "Y e s ." He higher percentage went to big thinly constructed suspense over Reagan loyalists at the White in Beirut — used M-60 tank fire, crease of $7,204,000. added, " I t ’s too early to say business than is true of ours.” his plans for 1984. House and after it a large party at a 60mm mortars, .30-caliher ma- Tin. next largest increase came 3 Sppcializinft in iT'inr* anything about the details or how it Asked if the U.S. troops in Reagan, wearing a dark blue nearby hotel. chine guns and M-16 rifles after in personal property. It climbed 8.5 MERCURY percent from $60,230,000 lo Everything In GLASS! OLCOTT PACKAGE STORE $65,352,000, an in crease of 654 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER, CT. Investigators find high concentrations $5.1-22.000. Pine Shopping Plaza The lowest increase, of 1.5 Phono 646-2756 r m m m U ■ “■■■ ■ percent, came in real property, but NO SERVICE CHARGE “We Can’t Hide Behind Our Product” DISCOUNT LIQUOR STORE O n. of Mtncha.Ur’t Largatl Saladloni 01 FIgural Carwnlc* In Slock. Our Voluma Sava* You Monay. 100'a 01 Spaclals. DDT ‘hot spots’ endanger coastal ecology = RtMrvitlont lor • Hotels • Airlines • Stoamshlps Mh Iw Chtrgt end Yin Acctpttd 0 Vincent allribulcd the increase 6 2 7 Tclp^htck . .. Main Straat Manchastar Over 30 Years Experience*24 Hour Service Pirionil Cliicki Citinil up lo tlSO.00 Bv William H. Inman law. roethane) was banned by the jn ;isse.sscd motor vehicle value lo United Press International "The reappearance of DDT and Environmental Protect ion Agency increased sales of new cars and lo DDE and.these startling statistics in 1972. It was linked to cancer in un. that older cars an; now Hundreds of • SAFETY GLASS • FURNITURE TOPS • PLEXIGLASS DALLAS — Elevated levels of on their residues," said Maureen animals and residues were killing assessed under a revised stale MINIT-MAN PRINTING fresh DDT, a potent insecticide Hinkle, policy analyst for the types of pelicans, falcons and the schedule designed lo reflect the Designs & Styles • STORM WINDOWS • AUTO GLASS • SHOWER DOORS 423 CENTER ST.aMANCHESTER ME-ITTT banned 12 years ago, have sur­ organization, "ought to prompt American bald eagle. increased value of the vehicles in faced in fish and wildlife in Texas, (EPA administrator William) Medical studies now indicate ti,e market. • STORE FRONTS • MIRRORS • SCREENS • SHOWER ENCLOSURES coMnnE MHiM I conM sama California and other Western Ruckelshaus to wonder how well DDT has accumulated in the fat He attributed the personal prop- P6RSONRL T€€ LOW COST PRINTINQ states, and now threaten coastal EPA and the current law is tissues of nearly all Americans. erty increase to increased pur- Personalized Fun & Sporlwear • INSULATED GLASS • PATIO DOORS • PICTURE WINDOWS WHILE YOU WAIT (PHOTO READY) breeding grounds, U P I has working." The new DDT findings, eon- chases of new equipment by “DONE WHILE YOU WAIT'' learned. In California, data compiled last firmed by the U.S, Fish and business and industry. Greet Gttle For Any Oecaeion fy m t. CMBMTinilllTH mines Investigators believe the pesti­ week show heavy contaminations Wildlife Service, show a Iresh cide is being smuggled from in stickleback fish and mussels in infusion of DDT at some test sites. • a a a a a g a a a g g g a a a a a a a a * the Salinas River estuaries, just "Nationwide, DDT (environ­ We Are Now Located At 825 Main Street, SEE US FOR ENGRAVED NAME PLATES Mexico or draining from Mexican (next to the Brass Key) TRY OUR NEW 3-M lOND CONIM croplands. south of San Francisco. Pre­ mental) residues are declining, as I n d H o t T / ^ r l 2i u 31 Bissell Street, Manchester 648-7322 we'd expect," said Charles San- Illa lU C I U U O y “ We keep finding DDT and DDE viously, DDT pollution was (a breakdown product) almost thought limited to southern chez, USFW resource contaminant „ „ FnakFindmri . specialist in Albuquerque, N.M. oaoes, 2 sections everywhere," said John Younger- California. 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