20 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Jan. 8, 1985 MANCHESTER FOCUS SPORTS WEATHER Lawmakers discuss Delicatessen doubles Manchester cagers Clear, cold tonight; BUSINESS session with directors will save you bucks rally In second half no change Thursday ... page 2 Bank mergers: GOLDEN EGGS New phones ... page 3 ••• page 13 • 9 The experiment Which investments do best raise tough 1 legal issues iianrhpBtpr Irralh lands in court By Ken Franckllng ...... _____ * \A/AHnocri»\/Wednesday. Jan. 9. 1985 — Single copy: 25Connecticut, eavesdropping and invasion of privacy cases. became known as the New England Massachusetts and Rhode Island. The phones, selling like hotcakes in electronics banking experiment prompted imita­ Maine has no restrictions on interstate stores and through phone companies over the past two GOP, governor tors across the country, but still banking mergers, while New Hamp- • years, transmit conversation by radio waves instead haven't been put into practice. shire and Vermont allow no such of tradiUonal land lines. In some cases, conversations The regulations that limit interstate activity. can be picked up on an ordinary radio. bank mergers to institutions in New "W e continue to believe the New The cordless wonders have become so popular mat England states with similar statutes England interstate banking statutes sales have totaled 6.8 million sets since 1M2. The drew the ire of big money center banks are constitutional and remain confi­ Electronic Industries Association, a Washington, that felt they were unconstitutionally dent (they) will be upheld,” said Bank D.C.-based trade group, estimates 1985 sales will total vow cooperation excluded from merger activity in those of Boston spokesman Wayne Taylor. 6.5 million. .. states. "W e hope that the Supreme Court will The Rhode Island Supreme Court is now consider­ The U.S. Supreme Court's decision hear oral arguements during the spring ing sUch a case: An appeal of a drug-peddling term ." By Mark A. Dupuis Monday to hear the complaints against conviction of a man whose arrest resulted United Press International regional banking compacts will at best Bank of New England President chance monitoring of incriminating phone calls he probably delay implementation of the Peter McCormick said he also re­ made on a cordless phone at his home. HARTFORD - The General New England regulations for another mained confident in the statues that Assembly convened today with six months, barring any Congressional have been upheld by state banking ON NOV. 2, 1983, a Woonsocket woman called city commissioners and the Federal Re­ police and said her son was playing with the dial on an Democratic Gov. W illiam A. action. O'Neill and leaders of the new At worst, the court could wipe out the serve Board. Al^ radio and she heard what sounded like a man ry Republican majority pledging to regulations that several New England The tentative m erger between Bank taiking on the phone about selling drugs. work for cooperation during the banks have used to forge tentative of New England and CBT would create Two detectives went to her home and heard over me five-month legislative session. the region's second largest bank. same radio the sound of a telephone ringing. They took mergers. The House and Senate convened Citicorp, the nation's largest bank “ We're disappointed to learn of the an AM radio tuned to me same frequency to another „ „ , NEA GRAPHIC shortly after 10 a.m. for the start of holding company, sued over the additional delay, since the best interest (Source: Salomon Bros.) spot in the city and overheard a conversation. the latest chapter in a lawmaking regulations that have allowed several of our shareholders, customers and Classic paintings are an up-to-date Investment. Their value Increased by Detectives identified one of the voices as that of the history that dates back 349 years tentative mergers. employees will be served through nearly 15 percent over a 12-month period through mld-1984. On the other woman’s neighbor, Leo L. "Red” Delaurier. Police when a General Court began Bank of New Engiand in Boston and completion of the m erger,” CBT side of the coin, the value of silver fell by more than 25 percent. surveillance was set up near Delaurier’s home. passing laws for Connecticut in Hartford's Connecticut Bank & Trust Chairman Walter J, Connolly Jr. said With approval of the attorney general’s office, 1636. would merge. Bank of Boston, the in a statement. policey monitored conversations for several weeks, The first order of business was largest bank in New England, would "W e will he glad to have the using cassettes to tape discussions relating to alleged swearing-in ceremonies in the take over Colonial Bancorp, in Water- constitutional questions resolved once drug trafficking, gambling and prostitution. 151-member House and 36- bury. Conn., RIHT Financial In Provi­ and for all," he said. They also overheard Delaurier boast about how Bulman said he was surprisd the Consultant suggests member Senate with the two dence, R.I. their inability to prosecute him. ' houses slated to meet together for Hartford National also wants to take Supreme Court agreed to hear the case, “ At one point, he made a comment about how stupid afternoon speeches by O’Neill and over Arltru Bancorp, of Lawrence, believing a previous 2nd U.S. Circuit we were, that we would never get him, and here we are state Supreme Court Chief Justice Mass. Fleet Financial Corp. of Provi­ Court of Appeals decision upholding the listening to him over the telephone,” said Detective regulations was a firm judicial ‘Newbrook’ analysis Ellen A. Peters. dence, wants to open new banks in Lt. Gordon Tempest. Hartford and Boston. endorsement. O’Neill met Tuesday with legis­ By Richard March jobs. On Dec. 16, 1983, Delaurier, who had other drug Many other banks interested in “ I'm surprised-... I thought the charges pending, was arrested on charges of lative leaders of both parties for a United Press International Htrald photo by Tarquinlo interstate activity are waiting for a circuit court decision was pretty direct "The uncertainties, the risks and the delivering LSD to an undercover state policeman and half-hour meeting described as "clear green light" from the Supreme and went a whole lot further than they cost to ratepayers under a Chapter 11 cordial, though no issues were CONCORD. N.H. — Risks and costs as a bail violator. ceremonies of the 1985 session of the Court before taking action, said Massa­ had to," he skid. (federal bankruptcy proceeding) are Authorities claim Delaurier conceded that conver­ Deputy Secretary of State Bernard P. discussed and the only agreement associated with the “ Newbrook” plan chusetts Banking Commissioner Paul Connecticut Banking Commissioner less than the costs and risks with sations monitored on his cordless phone concerned Auger (left) shakes hands with the new General Assembly today at the Capitol was to try and keep open lines of to complete the Seabrook nuclear plant Herald photo by Terquinlo Bulman. Brian'"J;’^ Woolf said he was disap­ Newbrook,” Palast said. in Hartford. At rear is the former speaker communication. would be worse for consumers than the illegal drug activities. speaker of the House, Ralph E. Van "We're definitely gratified the Su­ pointed the Supreme Court would hear Public Service Co. predicts ^^atmeok But his lawyer, Mark L. Smith, argued the radio O’Neill pledged to seek coopera­ bankruptcy of the project's lead owner, Rep. Irving J. Stolberg. Rep. Elsie L. Swensson, R-Manchester, shares a laugh preme Court agreed to review this the challenge but optimistic the law I would begin generating electricity in monitoring was illegal — thus making any evidence Norstrand of Darien, during opening tion and to keep in touch with both according to a consultant. Democrats and the Republicans, important case,” said Clarke Cogger- will survive the review. 1986 and projects a 116 percent rate inadmissible in court. with a photographer this morning as she prepares to be shall, a Citicorp vice president in Woolf said the concept of regional Gregory Palast, a consultant for increase over six years to pay for the who are taking control of the House sworn in to a third term in the state Legislatuj;g.» charge of New England operations. interstate banking embodied in the law Union Associates of Chicago, asked the estimated $4.7 billion plant. The BUT AT TRIAL LAST MAY, a Superior Court Judge Fine Investigation goes on and Sedate for the first time in a "The issue is really what the banking is new but the constitutional issues state Public Utilities Commission company predicts rates would decline Corinne P. Grande ruled the transmissions were decade. “ We did chat very amicably and system is going to look like in the U.S. before the Supreme Court have been Monday to analyze the impact of the or level off in the early 1990s. similar to mose of citizens band radios and were decided "tim e and time again.” discussed that we’re going to be for the next decade. What started in Hnancial reorganization of Public therefore public. Palast, however, said under a together for the next two-year Service Co. of New Hampshire under The judge said police did not violate Delaurier’s bankruptcy and reorganization of Records missing at court period, and we would work as federal bankruptcy laws. constitutional right to privacy because the cordless Three locals Public Service Co., electric rates closely and as harmoniously as we phone he bought from a Radio Shack store came with New Hampshire's largest electric probably would be lower in comparison can, understanding also that polit­ instructions warning of its transmitting power to By Sarah PasseM Monday bv-^uditors who are fine, Bailey said last month. utility is seeking regulator approval to to Seabrook I completion. ics will be politics," O’Neill said. other receivers — including ordinary radios. Herald Reporter working under Donahue and his ‘ "They’re having trouble finding Connecticut optimistic borrow 1665 million to complete Sea- “ There is a misconception thatunder fellow state auditor, Henry J. records," Donahue said Tuesday. Republican leaders agreed the Delaurier, convicted an six counts involving the brook's first reactor. Seabrook II has meeting was cordial, but at least back at work bankruptcy a judge will bang a gavel Becker, to trace the missing The missing records are deposit delivery of 5,000 LSD doses to the undercover cop, was Auditors . have uncovered evi­ been conditionally canceled. and rates will go through the ceiling,” receipt books for the fines col­ one. House Speaker-elect R.E. Van sentenced on Sept. 21 to 10 years in prison and released dence of more missing fines at m oney.. temporary building on the lawn of said Palast. A complete audit was ordered Norstrand. R-Darien, said the By Kathy Garmus in another development, Seabrook on bail pending the appeal. Manchester Superior Court and lected at Manchester Court, he the Capitol ..Swensson predicted a bank mies wiii stand around the time that Donahue said. Asked, if investigators may governor should have met with the Herald Reporter opponents were to argue today in the Additionally, he said electricity “ It is a case on the cutting edge of technology,” said also report that some accounting busy session. Becker notified Governor William simply have failed to look in the GOP minority leaders in years New Hampshire Supreme Court service would not be disrupted and Steven Brown, executive director of the American records that could help in tracing " I t ’s going to be murder,” she By Mark A. Dupuis A. O’Neili last November that an right place, Donahue said he didn’t past. HARTFORD — It was all smiles “ I, of course, am very disappointed against a $90 million debt sale last June could improve under reorganization Civil Liberties Union’s Rhode Island affiliate, which the fines have disappeared, state said. United Press International internal auditor for the state think so. “It was a nice meeting, a and camaraderie this morning as at the Supreme Court's decision but I by Public Service Co., lead Seabrook while the company tries to regain its took no position on me Delaurier case. Auditor Leo Donahile said Judicial Department had found get-acquainted meeting that Manchester legislators joined owner. _ financial health. Barbara Hurst, appellate chief in the state public ’Tuesday. Swensson, who is vice chairwo­ HARTFORD — State Banking Com­ stiil remain very optimistic” the high " I assume they have disap­ should have occurred years ago,” their counterparts from around the defender’s office, said the issue could result in new that 14 motor vehicle fines paid at man of the Government Adminis­ missioner Brian J. Woolf says he is court will uphold the law, Woolf said at Public Se'fvice Co. was near bank­ Palast acknowledged that bank­ said Van Norstrand, who said it state at the Capitol to be sworn in case law — as has happened with other technological Donahue said that with the new Manchester Court in late 1983 were peared,” he said. tration and Elections (Committee optimistic the state's interstate bank­ a news confe^pnce. ruptcy several times in 1984 because of ruptcy and reorganization also carry Fines are paid in cash to court was the first time O’Neill invited for the start of the 1985 .session of advances. evidence, the totai value of fines never deposited and may have and a member of the Banks ing iaw will survive a review by the The Connecticut law, enacted by the expenses from Seabrook I, projected to risks and uncertainties for electric clerks. There are currently 11 the GOP leaders in prior to a the General Assembly. "There are countless situations in which new that were paid to the court but been embezzled. Committee, .said she was making U.S. Supreme Court. 1983 Legislature, allows interstate cost about $4 billion more than initial customers. He said he was not "selling employees in the Manchester regular legislative session. But behind the displays of The Supreme Court agreed Monday mergers of banks in Connecticut and machinery gives rise to new problems,” she said. never deposited into state accounts Manchester history by holding the estimates. The company claims it bankruptcy,” but asking regulators to STATE’S A’TTORNEY BAILEY clerk’s office, all but one of whom ’ ’The purpose of the meeting was friendship among legislators who to hear an appeal by Citicorp of New other New England states with recipro­ “ When metal detectors became prevalent, mey gave now exceeds $1,000. 13th Assembly Di.strict seat longer would go bankrupt If Seabrook I is consider it as an alternative to has said that the investigation worked there during the time the certainly not to draw battle lines. It survived the Nov. 6 election was a '/ork and NorthEast Bancorp of cal agreements. rise to a whole body of new Fourth Amendment law He could not say exactly how than any other woman. She begins canceled. Seabrook I completion. began in 1983. But Becker said his fines disappeared. was really to avoid battle lines on sense that things had changed. And Stamford challenging the interstate The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals concerning whether they amounted to an illegal much more in fines has been her third term today. Regulators are investigating office was not notified of the Bailey said last month that his most issues,” said Sen. Philip S. the many new faces at the Capitol banking laws in Connecticut and in New York upheld the laws and the A lawyer for the Campaign for search. discovered missing since a formal whether it is in the best interest of problem until the fall of 1984, after office would have to seek special Robertson, R-Cheshire, the incom­ provided the evidence that Repub­ Massachusetts. / decision is now being appealed by Ratepayers' Rights was to ask state ^ "W hat the courte usually do is consider the new invistigation began last No­ THE MANCHESTER LEGIS­ consumers to authorize the completion Judge Richard Noren found his court permission to review records ing Senate president pro tempore. licans had become the majority State officials chose to limit inter­ Citicorp and NorthEast. Supreme Court justices this afternoon technology and make a determination through vember. Nor could he predict when LATOR who probably has the most of Seabrook I, rated at 83 percent signature forged on a traffic of traffic charges that were However, Robertson conceded party. state banking to New England because The two banking companies oppose to overturn a $90 million financing for common and traditional principles. Courts have been the investigation, which is being clout at the Capitol this yea r— Sen. tricket issued in the first half of recorded as dismissed during the the meeting was symbolic and no Manchester’s three legislators, of concerns large New York banks the law's provision limiting interstate finished. Public Service Co., said ratepayer handling these kinds of scientific developments for carried out by auditors and staff Carl A. Zinsser — said he did not 1984. * period when the money was substantive issues were discussed, all incumbents, said they had not would gobble up Connecticut banks, to other New England states while Testifying for the Campaign for spokesman Kirk Stone. years.” from the office of Hartford State’s feel much different being a The ticket indicated the charge disappearing. Two weeks later he although O’Neill did indicate he gone untouched by the change. threaten the state's small banks and preventing interstate banking with Ratepayers' Rights, a Seabrook oppo­ The deal was the first phase of the Attorney John Bailey, will be member of the majority party for listed had been dropped and no fine said he had been granted access to will assign a member of his staff to “It’s different,” said Demo­ move sources of credit out of state. New York institutions. nent, Palast said high electric rates Newbrook plan and is closely tied to IN RHODE ISLAND SUPREME COURT argu­ finished. the first time since he was first paid. But a further records check the records of dismissed cases, keep in contact with the new cratic state Rep. James R. McCa- The appeal to the Supreme Court has Hartford National Corp. has agreed brought on by the project's completion Public Service Co.’s second phase — a ments on Dec. 3, defense lawyer Smith claimed The information that more mo­ elected four years ago. showed that the person who was some of which by law were Republican majority. vanagh, who predicted that Demo­ to acquire Arltru Bancorp, of Law­ would hurt the state’s booming econ­ $425 million debt sale that was closed ney and records are missing came delayed at least five interstate banking Delaurier had "an expectation of privacy” when supposed to have been destroyed. Today's first day of the session cratic Gov. William A. O'Neill " I feel the same as the day omy and result in the loss of some 9,100 last month. from an interim report submitted issued the ticket actually paid a deals involving Connecticut banks, rence, Mass., Bank of New England of talking on the telephone which he had owned for two will be devoted primarily to would rise to the challenge and before,” he said. Woolf and state Attorney General Boston plans to merge with CBT Corp. years without knowing his conversations were being housekeeping chores, such as provide strong leadership. But Zins.ser said he was looking Joseph I. Lieberman said. of Hartford and Bank of Boston has an transmitted to a radio. adopting rules and swearing-in "It's going to be a give-and-take forward to having more input than Lieberman said Monday the state agreement to acquire Colonial Bancorp Smith said police should have got a court-authorized legislators, and receptions and situation," he said. in previous terms. will ask for time to present arguments of Waterbury. wiretap. He cited a 1973 federal appeals court ruling in Two plants to treat water parties, though there will be at McCavanagh, deputy ranking Zinsser is chairman of the before the Supreme Court. He said the The appeal also delays plans by California involving incriminating conversations least two major speeches. member of the Public Safety Energy and Public Utilities Com­ case presents an opportunity “ to make Hartford Nmional to open a bank in picked up from car telephones as agreeing with his O’Neill will deliver his State of Committee and a member of the mittee and a member of the Banks national law" on questions involving Rhode IslEmcT' and pians by Fleet interpretation of the nation’s 1968 wiretap law. the State address to a joint session Judiciary Committee, also pre­ Committee. interstate banking and state regulatory Financial Group of Providence, R .I., to In response, Assistant Attorney General John E. beginning later this month of the House and ^ n a te after dicted that personality differences Asked to reflect on the first time powers. open a bank in Hartford. ■ r- Migliaccio said the supreme courts of Florida and Peters gives an address on the might divide the Republicans. they took their respective seats on Woolf said the concept of regional Woolf said he wants to see how those Kansas have found cordless phone conversations are state of the court system. the floor of the House or Senate, have to go to Spring Street when $1.7 million, of which $1 million will interstate banking embodied in the law deals work before deciding on any not private and can be used as evidence in court By Alex GIrelll The House also is expected to FOR REPUBLICAN REP. Elsie Zinsser. McCavanagh and Swens­ they have complaints or questions come from a state Department of is new, but the constitutional issues changes to the law and thus will not ask without a wiretqp authorization. Herald Reporter appoint a committee to look into a L. Swensson, today's swearing-in son said it was both a time of about billing. Environmental Protection grant before the Supreme Court have been the 1985 Legislature to make any He said if the appellate court rules in favor of contested election for the 73rd ceremony meant a chance to put a personal triumph and trepidation. Robert Young, water and sewer which the town lost and then decided "tim e and time again.” changes in the law. Delaurier, police and the housewife who reported his If all goes well, the town’s new Assembly District seat in Water­ narrow — and som what controver­ "The first lime you do anything administrator, responded that the regained after intervention by illegal activity could be prosecuted criminally or sued water treatment plant on Spring bury. sial — election victory to rest. you’re apprehensive, you’re awed water division will keep the same Gov. William O’Neill. for civil damages. Street will go into operation Van Norstrand said Democrat "I can't wait,” shesaid. "I really by it,” Zinsser said. ‘ ‘Such a result would be mind-boggling,” Migliaccio Monday in parallel with the old telephone number it has had and Under the Porter Street project, haven’t felt like a winner.” “ I'm glad I don't have to go that most complaints and ques­ Joan V. Hartley will be seated as Computers called argued. “ Laws designed to guard against uninvited plant on Cooper Hill Street, Public the town will replace deteriorated representative and a three- Swens.son defeated former Man­ through it again," McCavanagh tions are handled by phone. intrusions would be transformed into protections for Works Director George A. Kandra and inadequate sewer lines that member committee will then look chester Mayor John W. Thomp.son said as new legislators trickled told the Board of Directors Tues­ \ * open and notorious criminal behavior. Fogarty questioned whether the serve Multi-Circuits Inc. on Harri­ into the challenge from Republi­ by just five votes in a recount. onto the floor of the Hou.se for the 10 day night. “ Police would be placed in the untenable position of system would be as convenient for son Street and about 7,000 resi­ can Gloria Bogen. As she toured her new office in a a.m. swearing-in. source of stress having to ignore evidence received through no Kandra said the parallel sys­ dents and businesses east of Main water users. tems will be in use for about 20 days intrusive act of their own,” he said. Vincent Kelly of 34 S. Adams St. Street. and that he Expects the new plant ST. LOUIS (U PI) — Computers may zations. Her clients range from AT&T “ And citizens such as the one in this case^who complained that Water from the will be fully operative by Feb. 1. Asked about the status of im­ U.S. economy grows be the best innovation for businesses to Ralston Purina Co. and the Harvard believe they are performing a public service by Love Lane well will not be treated Since Dec. 15, the water system provements to the town's sewage since the cash register, but mey also Business School Alumni. reporting evidence of criminal activity, would be told in the new plant. has been operated through the disposal plant, a project rejected are a source of a growing malady “ We consider ourselves an educa­ not only that no action can be taken against the "E very drop of water should go computer at the new plant, Kandra by the voters in the 1983 town among the nation’s corporate workers tional vehicle so people can get the criminal, but that they themselves are subject to through that plant," Kelly said. “ I said. All components in the plant election, Kandra said it is ninth on — stress. right information and then go out and criminal and civil penalties.” still say the people of Manchester a list of 62 priorities for state and Dr. Kathryn Cramer, a health choose the programs that are best for have been tested and the filter beds got shortchanged.” He said the Jobless rate tiolds stable and the clearwells (reservoirs of federal funding. psychologist at St. Louis University, them," Cramer said. WITHOUT MAKING A DECISION, all five state Love Lane well should be shut He said it appears that it would says the greatest cause of stress among She said one of HeaimLine’s most Supreme Court justices suggested at one point or water ready for distribution) have down and its water used only in be the late 1980s before grant funds There were 340,000 new jobs from 17.8 percent in November but workers is ” a lack of feelingof control popular features is the stress manage­ another in the hearing that imposing the exclusionary been disinfected. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The emergencies. would become available. created during December, a sur­ other major categories showed over one’s circumstances and ment program, citing statistics that up rule would be ridiculous in a case like Delaurier’s. A state inspector is scheduled to unemployment rate held at 7.2 prisingly strong 44 percent of them little or no change. resources.” to 80 percent of the people who call on " I f somebody comes upon something in a tour the plant Friday. The town is monitoring the well percent in December, the Labor Department said today, and re­ in the manufacturing sector. Unus­ The Labor Department said that She said that feeiing of heiplessness physicans do so because of stress- nan-surreptitious manner, what’s the connection with Kandra said the office staff; now to see if it becomes contaminated ported that the U.S. economy ually good weather helped produce most of the 3.2 million new jobs can be reinforced by a computer, and related problems. the federal (wiretap) statute?” asked Justice housed in Lincoln Center, will with gasoline that leaked from an created 3.2 million new jobs in 1984. 55,000 construction jobs. were created in the first half of the result is costly stress-related Cramer said every corporate posi- . Florence K, Murray. “ What are you supposed to do? move into the plant on the weekend underground storage tank. Young Inside Today With the Increase In the labor The decline in the number of 1984. But despite the second- problems for business. tion has its stress-chusing elements, UPI photo Shut off your radio because you've got a neighbor who of Jan. 26. A clerk will continue to has said the well can be bypassed force during the year, the new jobs unemployed people still left 8.2 quarter slowdown, job creation “ The ability to cope well with stress and the key is to identify them and find has an expectation of privacy?” work in Lincoln Center so that in the system if it Incomes meant that 1 million people' were million looking for work. The 1984 continued through the fourth is the difference between excellent ways to cope with them. Contrary to > Police, who used the initial discovery to build a people who need water hookup contaminated. 24 pages, 4 sections able to leave the unemployment improvement was substantially quarter. performance and mediocre perfor­ popular belief, executive positions are series of cases against Delaurier, are watching the permits can get them at the same Industrial China rolls in 1984. less than the strong recovery gains mance," said Cramer. "The costs of not always the most pressure filled. appeal closely. time they get other permits from IN ANO’THER MA’TTER, Kan­ Advlcs^ .16 ObItuariM. A rta towi The December rate was slightly in 1983 when 4 million jobs were The civilian unemployment rate poorly, managed stress are "The higher up you go on the Workers at the thermo power plant in Yuanbaoshan, China, Woonsocket Detective Lt. George W. Gould said a offices in Lincoln Center. dra reported that bids will be O pinion. Claaalflad 21-23 PaopMalk. higher than the revised 7.1 percent created and the jobless list re­ was 8 percent in January 1984, astronomical.” corporate ladder, the more degrees of ruling in favor of the defendant could cripple police opened Jan. 30 for the Porter Street Comtes install a new turbo generator with a capacity of 600,000 kilowatts 16 Sports. rate for November. Before the duced by 2.6 million. slipped to 7.2 percent in June and Cramer works for HealthLine, a freedom and resourcef^ou have in investigations. DIRECTOR JAMES FOGARTY trunk sewer project and he expects EntartalnmanU— 16 Talaviaion as part of China's industrial program. Yuanbaoshan is on the Lottary------2 Waathar _ revision, November’s rate also The volatile teenage unemploy­ then bounced up and back down in ^hetwork of 52 hospitals in 35 states that , dealing with problems,” saldsCrarn'er. " I f people know there is a possibility they can be asked during the directors’ meet­ keen competition for the contract. was 7.2 percent. ment rate went up to 18.8 percent November and December. delivers health care programs to local "Secretaries can be under much moiire Laoha River, on the border between Inner Mongolia and sued for delivering information to us, they’ll probably ing if users of the system would The estimated cost of the project is and national corporations and organi­ stress than top corporate managemeiiflt Liaoning Province. shy away,” he said. MANCHKSTKK HERALD. Wedtit-sday, Jan. 9, 19«5 — 3_ t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Jan. 9. 1985 Nuclear war has chilling effect Lawmakers and directors discuss priorities for session Hunniford said an extension of matic effect on food and crops,” communications task force to the United States would be Swensson said that increasing legislative matters of particuiar the moratorium ’ ’does a much Deep freeze grips state By Dennis Anderson said Michael M acCracMp, a re­ By Kathy Garrhus teed Tax Base formula — is examine the possible effect of teachers’ salaries is another im­ concern to towns. better job of protecting the custo­ United Press International launched. searcher at the Lawpenrt Uver- Herald Reporter regulated. He said changes are intrastate competition on custo­ portant issue that will come before mer’s interest.” Physicist Richard Turco, who more National Lab In Horthem . I required so that towns like Colum­ mers’ rates and to allow time for all of New England was expected to make today the Legislature this year. PENDING LEGISLATION con­ By United Press International LOS ANGELES — Research coin^ the term “ nuclear winter bia, which contracts with another public hearings on the issue. Manchester General Manager the coldest day of winter so far but warmer than California. Education, federal budget cuts State Rep. James R. McCava- cerning the telephone industry indicates that the smoke and dust about two years ago, said the and deregulation in the telecom­ district school to provide education Robert B. Weiss told the legislators Connecticut residents woke up today to dead the record low of minus 7 for the date set in 1968. “ Food has been the issue after nagh, a Dem ocrat, said he thought could have a significant impact on c h u m ^ up by a nuclear war would theory is based on the idea that munications industry are among to some grades, would not be WILLIAM HUNNIFORD, com­ he was particularly concerned batteries and frozen pipes in the first Artie cold The cold was in sharp contrast to a record 74 cuts in the federal budget would many town residents, the legisla­ dramatically cool portions of the smoke, dust and other particles nuclear war for a long tim e.” the most important issues facing punished for saving money. munity relations manager for about the way motor vehicles are blast of the winter of sub-freezing temperatures degrees recorded in the state just 10 days ago. put the burden of funding some tors and representatives of the Earth, but scientiste say they hurled into the atmosphere after a .the General Assembly when it SNET, warned the directors that registered and the town’s potential expected to last at least through the weekend. Adding to te cold is a light snow that covered The meteorologists also said the "W e’ve got to (lx the formula so programs on state and local Southern New England Telephone . really do not know what the effects nuclear blast would prevent some , begins its 1985 session today, state intrastate competition could result liability for the cost of relocating The National Weather Service at Widdsor most of the state Tuesday that blocks the heat of effect of nuclear winter would the formula works.” he said. government. But he said the shift Co, told the directors. would be. sunli^t from reaching Earth. legislators from Manchester told in higher rates for telephone tenants who live in buildings that Locks said temperatures plunged into the single the earth from radiating into the atmosphere, the "There is enough material depend on whether nuclear blasts would probably not result in large “There Is a range of possible the Board of Directors Tuesday STATE RE P. ELSIE L. SWENS- Zinsser said that the Energy and customers and endanger the con­ are condemned for health reasons digits or below zero in some northern areas weather service said. stored up in our cities to produce occurred during the atoter or increases in state spending. effects from highly localized evening. Public Utilities Committee, which cept of universal service . or housing code violations. overnight and reported a reading of only 6 summer when there are differen­ SON, another member of the new Forewarned of the bitter cold, most of freezes to a global winter popular­ 150 million tons of smoke if it were "Education is going to be the " I think the move is going to be to he chairs, will consider a bill Local rates are now subsidized ces in the amount of solar energy Republican majority in the assem­ Weiss said he favors a yearly degrees at 7 a.m. Connecticut’s estimated 3,000 street people took ized in the press,” Alan Hecht. to bum," Turco said.. number one legislative issue this cut costs, not to increase costs,” he ’Thursday to extend the morato­ by long-distance charges, and if Winds gusting to 2S miles an hour created chili reaching different parts of the bly, told the directors she agreed system of motor vehicle registra­ refuge in shelters, soup kitchens and churches. spokesman for the National Cli­ What scientists do not know, year — there’s no doubt about it," that education would be one of the said, noting that the Republicans rium on allowing competition for telecommunications companies factors of 25 below zero, prompting state health tion done through the town tax The St. Vincent de Paul shelter in Middletown mate Program Office, told repor­ even in light of the most recent planet. state Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, R- most Important issues that comes will control the agenda for the long-distance telephone service such as MCI were allowed to officials to warn citizens, especially the elderly, opened round the clock with police bringing the studies. Is whether the smoke within the state until June. The collector’s office in order to reduce ters at the American Meteorologi­ The variables, one scientist said, Manchester, said during an infor- before the Legislature this year. session. / provide long-distance service to protect themselves against frostbite and homeless i i ^ t all hours. would move or dissipate. current moratorium, imposed by delinquent taxes. He said he would cal Society’s annual meeting make it impossible for mlliUry - mal discussion Tuesday night in But she said she favored abolition The three legislators and Ka­ within the state, SNET would have dehydration. Scientists on the panel agreed the Legislature last year, expires also like to sec liability for In Hartford, the homeless filled St. Elizabeth Tuesday. strategisU to calculate ^exactly • , the Lincoln Center hearing room. of the GTB system altogether. thryn Feidelson, associate direc­ to cut its long-distance rates to stay Auto club officials reported a brisk flow of that many areas covered by the Feb. 15, he said, relocation costs shifted to land­ But Hecht said most of the Zinsser said he plans to intro- tor of the Connecticut Conference competitive, he said. Such cuts telephone calls from members with dead or low House and The Open Hearth. The Inunaculate smoke would suffer freezing what the climatic effe d s of a “ I think it’s a terrible formula,” lords of buildings that are cooling after a nuclear war would nuclear exchange would entail . duce a bill this week that would of Municipaiities, spent about an Zinsser said an extension of the would result in increased costs for batteries and commuters were advised to take a Conception Church in Hartford, which operates temperatures that would create she said. "1 don’t think anyone Condemned. its shelter on weekends only, opened its door probably occur in the Northern apart from all other damage ■ change the way state educational hour with the directors discussing moratorium would allow a tele­ 'opni inionhnnp .service, he said. little extra time to warm up their cars. havoc in crop production. understands it." 'Tuesday night because of the fri^ d weather. Hemisphere because that is where caused in the blast. aid — provided under the Guaran­ The frigid air from Canada that descended on missiles from the Soviet Union and "You’re going to have a dra­ Manchester Penny seeks resolution of water lawsuit hearings held by the directors Tuesday parking spaces. Weather water rates if a court decides against In other action after public hearings, Bv Alex GIrelll night. Peopletalk In Brief Herald Reporter the town. the directors approved the following He said the town should resolve the appropriations: matter as soon as possible After the hearings, the directors Today’s forecast Director Stephen Penny Tuesday voted to approve buying part of the * $9,464 for adult basic education to lOH pool wins approval night urged the town attorney's office Heston on trial Connecticut, Massachnsetts and Assistant Town Attorney William Purnell Parking Lot from the estate of be financed by a state grant. Around the world to press the matter of a legal challenge Rhode Island: Today: sunny and The Board of Directors Tuesday night ap­ Shea said the suit is still pending and is W. George Glenney for $113,948. Donald * $21,617 for tutoring eighth- ana Actor'Charlton Heston exulted Tuesday not so that Glastonbury customers of Man­ Joe Kiulnger. the first person to cross the windy with bitterly cold wind chill. proved the design of a swimming pool which not ready for trial. Richter, attorney for the Connecticut ninth-grade students in preparation for much at being on the stage as at being on a London chester's Water Department have filed Atlantic alone in a gas-filled balloon, has another Highs around 20 to the mid 20s. Instructors of the Handicapped plans to build at Bank and Trust Co., trustee of the the mandated ninlh-grade^roficiency stage. against assessments levied for im­ adventure in mind — around the world in a couple Tonight: mostly clear and very Manchester High School for use in teaching SHEA SAID A NUM BER of things, estate, told the directors thq bank has test, to be financed b y a jp a n i- “ ff you haven’t acted on the stage in London you ft provements in the water system. including a shortage of court referees, of weeks cold. Lows zero to 15 above. i ♦ handicapped people to swim. an appraisal for the land that shows a haven’t acted on the stage,’’ he said in The directors appropriated $263,000 have slowed resolution of the suit. * $966 to the library to be financed "This is the ultimate adventure. This is like Thursday: mostly sunny east, The directors had tabled action on the question value of $165,000. announcing his London theater debut in "The to capital accounts for the improve­ from proceeds of the sale of books not going to the moon,” the Orlando, Fla., man said. increasing cloudiness west. Cold Dec. 4, asking for information on likely Caine Mutiny Court-Martial.” ments and authorized issue of tempor­ Shea was asked to prepare a "1 make this, I guess I would have arrived." with highs in the mid 20s to mid 30s. maintenance costs for the special pool. TOWN GENERAL MANAGER RO­ vmnted by the library. Kittinger said he plans to ride in a closed Beside Heston was Ben Cross of "Chariots of ary notes for the funding. memorandum on the status of the case. g $3,100 for the Elderly Outreach Maine and New Hampshire: Mayor Barbara Weinberg said the board has BERT WEISS said the $113,948 figure capsule equipped with solar panels for heating F ire" fame, who will be his co-star when the play Mayor Barbara Weinberg said she Program to be financed from contribu­ 9 now learned it will cost from $3,000 to$4,000 a year was regarded by an appraiser for the Continued cold and windy today Ultimately the money will be paid by would speak with Town Attorney Kevin and cooling, electrical systems to operate opens Feb. 28. Heston charmed the mob of to heat the pool’s water to the 68-degree tions under the Neighborhood Assist­ into Thursday. Westerly winds 15 tbe assessments against the Glaston­ O'Brien about it today. town and by the town attorney as a fair navigation and communications equipment. A reporters at the news conference as he talked temperature required by handicapped people. ance Act which gives donors state tr.x about his dhreer, which has seen him in 50 movies to 30 mph and gusty today. Chance bury water users. But Penny said he is A public hearing on the $263,000 settlement. launch site has not been chosen yet, primarily of flurries north otherwise fair The cost of building the pool, estimated at The property includes ’’ bout 90 advantages. because Kittinger must first receive permission and as many stage roles. concerned about the effect on future appropration was one of six public weather through Thursday. Highs $250,000, will be borne by lOH, which has been from communist nations to fly through their air “ I feel 1 have another ‘Macbeth’ in me — I ’ve collecting contributions for several years. done five — and I ’ve played the president Of the near 10 north and mid to upper space. teens south today. Lows tonight 5 The pool will be in a building to be constructed "W e're hoping this is a period of detente and United States three times,” he said. Asked how he above to 8 below. Highs Sunday 10 at the south end of the existing pool building at the they may give us permission to fly around the felt about the problems of a celebrity, Heston Board doesn’t discuss police negotiations to 15 north and 20 to 25 south. ,■ high school. world," Kittinger said. "W e don’t want them to said, ‘T v e been a public figure for most of my life. It has its advantages and disadvantages and Vermont: Today brisk winds and The board appointed Harry Reinhom, a Republi­ think we’re a spy in the sky — just a peaceful, Without comment, the Board of Directors Tuesday officers be required to release to the town the results believe me the advantages outweigh the bone chilling cold. Considerable Belgian to tour MMH can. to succeed Harriet Haslett on the Zoning Board of adventure-loving balloon." night tabled consideration of a fact finder's of mandatory physical examinations by doctors. disadvantages.” sunshine and a few flurries. Highs B-b-b-baby, Ifs c-c~cold ouhide One of the top health officials in Belgium will Appeals for a term ending in November 1985. recommendation on town contract negotiations with The fact finder also backed a union request for a 10 to 20. Tonight bitter cold with tour Manchester Memorial Hospital Monday, It named Robert Albert of 41 McDivltt Drive, a Today; sunny and windy with bitterly cold wind chill. High 20 to 25. the union representing police officers. fifth week of vacation for officers with more than 20 diminishing winds. Mainly clear. hospital spokesman Andrew Beck said today. Republican, to the Commission on the Hapdicapped Wind northwest 20 to 30 mph. Tonight: mostly clear and vefy cold. Edward Tighe, president of the union, said Tuesday year^' service. Royal cold turkey Lows zero to 15 below. Thursday Etane Pelfrene, inspector general of the for a term ending in November 1987. Low around S above. Wind northwest diminishing to S to 10 ihph by morning that the union wants to meet with the In another“1natter affecting town personnel, the Lawford’t Iqst job Princess Margaret, recovering from an opera­ lots of sunshine and not as cold. Belgian Ministry of Public Health and Family, The directors also approved an agreement between late evening. Thursday; partly sunny and cold. High 25 to 30. Tods/s administration to discuss the recommendations. He directors scheduled a workshop for Jan. 22 at 7:30 tion in which part of her left lung was removed, Highs in the upper teens to low 20s. will visit MMH along with three administrators the Board of Education and the Manchester School Peter Lawford’s last attempt at show business 'weather picture was drawn by Paul Comer, 10, of 24 Strawber^Lane, said he would get in touch with General Manager p.m. to review personnel rules and the changes that has been told to ditch' her long trademark from Roese Lare — a private, 550-bed hospital Administrators Association which provides for 7 ended in December with him stumbling around a fourth grader at Keeney Street School. Robert Weiss during the day. have occurred in them over the years. cigarette holder and give up smoking, British percent salary increases in each of the next two years. the set and unable to remember his lines. People Extended outlook also in Belgium. After Tuesday night's board meeting, Weiss said The directors tabled appointments to the Commis­ newspapers reported. Margaret. Queen Eliza­ "As far as we know, we’re the only hospital in sion on Children and Youth, the Cable TV Advisory And the directors approved an early retirement magazine says. Extended outlook for New Eng­ that he had not heard from Tighe but had been away request from Ralph Grondin, an employee of the Elizabeth Taylor managed to get Lawford a beth H’s younger sister, sometimes smokes as the area that they’ll be visiting," Beck said. Committee, the Cheney Historic District Commi-ssion land Friday through Sunday: part of tbe day when Tighe might have tried to get Board of Education. $2,000, two-day cameo role in “Malice in many as two to three packs a day and her father. “ They’re going to be touring the hospital in the and the Ethics Commission, King George VI, died of lung cancer but doctors Connecticut, Massachusetts and morning and then having lunch with us.” him. Wonderland," in which she stars as gossip The fact finder backed a town request that police say the portion of the lung they removed was not Rhode Island: Chance of light Beck said that Pelfrene is a friend of Warren columnist Louella Parsons, because he was snow Friday. Partly cloudy Satur­ having trouble paying his rent, the magazine cancerous. Prelesnik, who became head of MMH in June. DISCOVER THE "PLUS" IN JEANS$PLUS! A spokeswoman for the princess refused to day. Chance of snow Sunday. Lows The two met through a mutual friend who has J said. But Lawford's wife found him drunk and confirm media reports that doctors had ordered 10 to 20. Highs in the upper 20s to international health ties. Beck explained. smoking marijuana two days before he was to mid 30s. Officials seek report. Margaret to give up smoking. Her two children. The four visitors Monday will be shown Viscount Linley, 23, and Lady Sarah Armstrong- Vermont: Partly cloudy Friday "everything from x-ray to the lab to private "He seemed terrified about going in front the and Saturday, a chance of snow cam era," Patricia Seton Lawford, 25, his fourth Jones, 20, flew back to London from Venice, rooms,” Beck said. "And if they have any special J A N U A R Y where they had been on an educational tour. Sunday. Cold. Highs mainly in the interests, we’ll accomodate them.” to stop flooding wife said. " I kept telling him he was killing 20s lows 10 below to 10 above. himself." A letter from Pelfrene prompted the visit, Maine: Fair Friday and Satur­ according to Beck. She took him to Cedars-Siani Hospital where he day- Fair north and chance of snow Public Works Director George A. Kandra will have CLEARANCE SALE \ had blood transfusions and vitamin shots but once south Sunday. Highs in the teens a recommendation ready for the Feb. 5 meeting of the DIRosa objects to letter on the set he could not remember his lines and north to 20s south Friday and the ^ o a r d of Directors on what the town can do about a A Glimpses went back into'the hospital, where he died on 20s all sections over the weekend. Town Director Peter DiRosa objected Tuesday drainage problem that periodically floods a cellar at "Dynasty” star Joan Collins, in London to film ...at JEANS+PLUS! Christmas Eve. Lows from 10 below far north to 5 night to the fact that Human Services Depart­ ^1 Bremen Road. a television special, returned to her alma mater, above south Friday warming to the ment employee John Post had written a letter Mayor Barbara Weinberg asked Kandra Tuesday the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, and visited single numbers north to teens soliciting contributions under the Neighborhood night to prepare the recommendation after an F O R M E N — WOMEN — CHILDREN with Principal Oliver Neville. She recalled that Assistance Act for the town's Elderly Outreach attorney representing the owner of the Bremen Road her first report card from the school said, "Joan south Sunday. New Hampshire: Fair Friday Program. house pressed the directors for a solution to the Quote of the day has a good personality and lots of stage presence. and Saturday. Fair north and Post could not be reached for comment this long-standing problem. But she must, watch her voice projection or she Dan Lafferty, who says he received a chance of snow south Sunday. morning. But Hanna Marcus, director of human The town administration also will as’k the town will wind up in films and TV and that would be a SaMllte vIdW All Sweaters revelation from God to kill his sister-in-law and Highs in the teens north to 20s south services, said Post's job description includes attorney for an opinion on whether the town has any N pity" ... Martin Sheen will star in “ Zigo’s her niece, talking to the jury ln'4th District Court Friday and the 20s all sections over Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. ES T shows a such fund-raising efforts. liability in the matter. 3 0 '^ OFF Choice,” a CBS television movie that begins • CRU'S • VEE'S in Provo, Utah: the weekend. Lows from 10 below large storm centered over the southwest that has spread cloudiness Marcus said she could not comment in any Attorney Richard Quinlan represented the property filming next month. He will play a New York owner, Edward Werner, at the board meeting in • PATTERNS • HAND KNITS OUR LOW PRICE! "This is a rather unusual case. I don t intend to far north to 5 above south Friday eastward to Illinois. Snow fell over a large area from the Rockies detail on DiRosa’s criticism because she had not make excuses lor things I have no control over." detective tracking down the "Son of Sam” killer Lincoln Center. He said Werner has been patient for warming to the single numbers eastward to the c^tra l Plains. In the east, some scattered clouds heard about it before a reporter telephoned her. FOR MEN, WOMEN A CHILDREN north to teens south Sunday. DiRosa raised the question when the Board of seven or eight years and wanted to know when Werner produced snow fluriles in the northeast and high clouds extend from could expect to hear whether the town plans to take the middle Atlantic states to east Texas. Clear skies are elsewhere, Directors considered an appropration of $3,100 to the Elderly Outreach Program to be financed by steps to solve the problem. Long Island Sound and clouds are teen along a cold front along the west coast. conbtributions under the act. Kandra said he has studied and inveatigated the The National Weather Service The act gives corporate donors state tax case. forecast for Long Island Sound to advantages when they contribute to charitable He said he will not recommend that the town buy the All Ladies' Shoes & Boots Watch Hill, R.I., and Montauk organizations. property. The Board of Directors rejected that idea as Point: sc* The outreach program, operated by the Human a solution in 1978 when it was proposed by Jay Giles, • CANDIES • 9-WEST Small craft advisory in effect. former public works director. Services Department, is one of the programs the • FRYE • DIN(30 Winds northwest 20 knote to 30 directors have approved for inclusion under the Kandra said the ultimate solution would be knots with some gusts decreasing Neighborhood Assistance Act. installation of a storm drain line that would cost about 3 0 “''“ OFF to 15 to 20 knots during today and to $300,000. He said that it is a high cost to solve the ENTIRE STOCK! OUR LOW PRICE! 10 knots or less during tonight. problem, which affects Werner and about five other Winds becoming east to southeast' Tow n condemns easement property owners, whose back yards are flooded in 1>) knou to 20 knots during The Board of Directors Tuesday night voted to heavy storms. Kandra said the town has a list of 60 storm drain Thursday. Visibility will be more LOS condemn an easement aiong an empty wooded lot than 5 miles lowering in some snow at the corner of Kennedy Road and Vernon Street , projects from which it must choose when it does about All Fashion Cords late Thursday or Thursday night. LOWnT: for $150. $1.5 million in storm drain work under a bond issue Weather sunny today and clear gaWCMTUMS The town wants the easement so that it can approved by voters in Nov. 6 election. - 1 0 - 1 0 "This guy has been suffering for as long time,” MENS': LEVI, JORDACHE $ | C O O tonight. Cold. Increasing cloudi­ soJ7. o u l ia n s remove growth to improve the sigfit line on ness Thursday with chance of snow Vernon Street when the street is reconstructed. Director James Fogarty said of Werner. "It is no LBQtm late in the day or at night. Average The owner of the land, George Mandalos of 19 picnic to have a flood in the cellar. W OM EN'S: CHIC, LEE, JORDACHE | W wave heighU 2 to 3 feet today Sage Drive, had made what Public Works Kandra said some steps have been taken over the diminishing to 1 or 2 feet later Director George A. Kandra told the directors was years and as a result the flooding occurs less 40VT today and 1 foot or less tonight. uei wcATMcn roroc*eT e< a "non-negotiable” counter-proposal of $5,000. frequently. In other action, the directory tabled considera­ The property is just west of the parking lot of All Childrens: CHIC, LEE CORDS ^8 tion of acquiring from the state a small tract of McDonald’s restaurant, which fronts on West Center Air quality surplus land at the southwest corner of Tolland Street. National toracaat When Weiss suggested getting advice from the town The state Department of En­ Turnpike and A^ams Street until it has more attorney on the matter. Director Stephen Penny said vironmental Protection provides For the period ending 7 a.m. E S T Thursday. During early Thursday information about the land. It decided against acquiring another parcel of that advice should not be part of the information given daily air pollution reports and morning stiow Is forecast for parts of the MIssIsaIppI and Ohio Valley state surplus land on Tolland Turnpike near the to Werner or his attorney. " I t is our responsibility to All Lee® Plaid Shirts seasonal ^llen count informa­ regions. Also parts of the Central Plateau. Elsewhere, the weather will Islander Restaurant. The town administration the people of town not to make public an opinion of the be fair. Minimum temperatures will include (maximum temperatures \ • Ass't. Plaids • S-M-L-XL tion from the Department of has found no use for the land. town attorney on a matter that might become the Health Services. The recorded in parenthesis) Atlanta 35(54), Boston 14(32), Chicago 17(28), cause of litigation, ” Penny said. message is provided at 566-3449. 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I - MANniF.t.TF.R HKHAI.O. W>-iln> sd;iy .l;m H. liiB.'i Limitations made on visit Plea cuts short Kennedy meets apartheid critic actions to achieve fundamental home. United States tor the withdrawal of B RAND FO RT, South Africa rights," Kennedy said. Her hu.sband was elected presi­ U S. investments from South (U PI) — Sen. Edward Kennedy Introducing Kennedy to the molestation trial dent of the African National Africa, he said he would express met the exiled wife of jailed black gathering. I ’.S. Ambassador Her­ Congress in 1950, but has been his stance on the issue only after nationalist leader Nelson Mandela man Nickel strongly condemned said he molested her. serving a life sentence for treason his eight-day fact-finding tour. Bv Sarah Passed With the jury picked and Waiting today, hugging the outspoken U.S. economic ^thdraw al as a Herald Reporter critic of South Africa’s policy of since 1963. weapon against South Africa’s to serve. Creamer and Smith’s The ANC, which opposes the "But I want to make it clear we attorney, Hubert Santos, spent racial separation. cannot accept statements of good white-dominated minority The trial of Manchester resident ■ pMitfjvidi. I II wi white-ruled South African govern­ most of Tuesday negotiating over a Kennedy, D-Mass., on the fifth will as a substitute (or concrete government. Stephen P. Smith on child molesta­ day of his visit to South Africa, ment’s system of racial discrimi­ plea. H*r»ld photo by Pinto tion charges folded before it began brought six members of his family nation that excludes from political Creamer told Jackaway she bower the 22. million black major­ Tuesday when Smith pleaded no agreed to the plea bargain for two to meet Winnie Mandela, a leading contest to an unrelated criminal critic of the South African apar­ ity, was outlawed in 1961. it is now Stowaway found dead reasons; because Smith has given Roaming In Bolton headquartered in Lusaka, Zambia. charge. up parental rights to the girl in theid policy. She is exiled to frequently escape from their pasture and Negro is under Brandfort, a country town in the Saying the government has As part of a plea bargain state domestic court and because Three of Bolton landowner George Negro’s buffalo graze forced it to resort to violence, the between his defense attorney and the girl, now 7, might not be a order from the town to keep them penned up. Orange Free State province about in unclaimed baggage near two of his horses this week at Negro's West Street 200 miles south of Johannesburg. ANC has claimed responsibility for the prosecutor, Smith pleaded no credible trial witness and might be hundreds of sabotage attacks in contest to first-degree reckless farm. Neighbors have complained that the buffalo Also on hand to meet the other luggage and that the death is traumatized by testifying. the past decade. LOS ANGELES (UPI) - A endangerment in connection with a Manchester lawyer Richard Kennedys at Mandela’s home were woman who curled up in a suitcase being classified as accidental. her daughter, Zinzi Zenani, and On Tuesday, police escorted Officials said the luggage proba­ November 1983 incident, in which Dyer, the court-appointed attorney Two endorsements cause controversy Kennedy through a crowd of black in an apparent attempt to smuggle he was accused of driving drunk for the girt, concurred with Crea­ Zenani’s husband, Prince Thum- herself into the United States was bly was carried in a pressurized bumuzi DIamini, a member of the demonstrators who jeered and cabin, meaning there was suffi­ with his five-year-old adopted m er’s decision, calling it “ in the chanted, “ Kennedy, we dont want crushed to death because the bag daughter in the car. As part of the best interests of the child ,,. to royal family of Swaziland. was smashed by other airline cient oxygen to sustain life. Under the terms of the exile you here,” as he was visiting The woman, who was 5 feet tall plea bargain. Judge Harry N, spare her the rigors of cross- leaders of the 1,50,000-mcmber luggage, authorities say. Jackaway gave Smith a one-year examination,” order, Winnie Mandela can only The woman's identity was un­ and weighed about 120pounds, was Bolton ,GOP backs candidates meet one person at a time. black Council of Unions of South lying in a fetal position inside the suspended jail term and three "It's always traumatic when a known Tuesday as detectives and Consequently, Kennedy entered Africa. suitcase measuring 26 x 33 x 10 years' probation. child has to take the stand and The protesters were led by the airport officials tried to determine testify.” Dyer said. Creamer said “ Don’t prior actions relate to TOWN CLERK CATHERINE her Mosheshwe Street house first. inches. Jackaway also ordered Smith, By Sarah Passell Fehling moved to endorse Silver­ Azanian Peoples Organization, a how the suitcase wound up at the girl’s aunt, who now has whether we should endorse?” LE IN E R was endorsed for another Waiting outside were the sena­ Detectives said the victim ap­ 29, of 281 Center St., to seek Herold Reporter stein and Adams, refusing a small but vocal group committed International Airport. custody of her, also approved of the Silverstein asked. term, as was Town Meeting tor’s son, Edward Kennedy Jr.; his peared to be in her late teens or psychiatric evaluation and treat­ request to amend his motion to to “ black con.sciousness’’ and The body was found Monday by plea arrangement. Moderator Catherine Peterson. daughter, Cara Kennedy; his early 20s and was described, as ment and forbade him to have any include Campbell. After a formal black rule, that has accused customs inspectors among the "The testimony of children is BOLTON — Two controversial FORMER SELECTMAN Ernest Zoning Commission incumbents sister, Jean Kennedy Smith; either Asian or Middle Eastern, contact with the child. vote on the two incumbents se­ Kennedy of using its cause "as a unclaimed baggage at - the air­ always a problem for the court,” candidates won endorsement for Shepherd agreed with Silverstein’s Philip Dooley, who serves as Smith’s son, Steve Smith; and with brown hair and brown eyes. Prosecutor Rosita Creamer, an cured their endorsements, finance ticket to the presidency.” port’s international terminal. Jackaway said, citing the issues of the forthcoming town elections point, but later voted to endorse chairman, and member Alan Wie- Chris and Kathleen Kennedy, son She was wearing gray pants and assistant state's attorney, substi­ board member Raymond A. Ursin Kennedy ran into the protesters "The cause of death was asphyx­ credibility and emotional trauma. from the Republican Town Com­ Parsons and Marshall. "W e’re die, were endorsed for new terms. and daughter of the late Sen. a blue sweater over a blou.se and tuted the endangerment charge for moved to endorse Campbell. shortly after he told more than 500 iation due to mechanical compres­ mittee Tuesday night. talking about candidates who have Commission alternate Art Mens- Robert Kennedy. two T-shirts, as well as a ring, the original charges of first- and black and white businessmen they sion of the chest." Bill Gold, a SANTOS SAID SMITH ’’has Robert Campbell, who wants a records,” Shepherd said. ing won the GOP’s third endorse­ About 200 neighbors and town­ bracelet and earrings, but carried third-degree sexual assault and should support free black trade spokesman for the Coroner’s Of­ consistently and vehemently de­ seat on the Board of Finance, and " I ’THINK THIS TOWN has a Adams asked Marhsall and ment to (ill a seat now held by ship residents watched the no identification, ticket or money. risk of injury to a minor. Smith has unions and black political fice, said. nied any impropriety with the Thomas A. Manning, who has problem,” Ursin said upon pres­ Parsons how they had voted on the Manning, who chose to give up his Kennedy entourage, accompanied A half-catcn banana was found movements. Detectives said the woman may denied the charges. announced his candidacy for the enting Campbell’s name to the seat for a run at the school board. by scores of local and foreign next to the body. girl.” move to spend the school surplus Referring to the move in the have been crushed by the weight of Board of Education, were the only town committee. “ I think that we last year. Parsons said he did not GOP Chairman Mark Johnson journalists, arrive at the Mandela THE ASSAULT CHARGES "In no way is he.admitting any 9 two candidates out of 22 who did not have to learn to work together. I attend the meeting where the vote volunteered to run (or commission stemmed from Smith's February deviant sexual behavior with the receive unanimous votes for think it’s time for a change.” was taken. Marshall, who voted alternate and was endorsed un­ 1984 arrest in connection with child,” Santos said, adding that endorsment. Ursin was referring to tensions against spending the money, re­ animously. Robert'Peterson, Bol­ MANCHESTER ADULT EVENING SCHOOL several incidents in early 1984 Smith plans to seek visitation UPI photo Republican Registrar of Voters that have flared several times in fused to answer Adams’s question ton’s retired resident state Kidnapped when Smith's adopted daughter rights with his natural daughter.^ ^ REGISTER BY MAIL Bette Martin dropped out of the the last two years between the Tuesday. trooper, was drafted to run (or race for school board at the boards of selectmen, education " I f your asking me, am I always another alternate’s seat. He did not A big haul and finance over budgets and Americans Room meeting. " I did it for party unity,” going to vote along the lines of the attend Tuesday’s meeting. Con­ Houston police officer Roland T. Johnson gathers up Course Day Time she told a reporter. "I!m going t o ^ capital spending. Republican Party, I can’t answer verse asked other party members w 7-9 145 Clearer hobby rul^ Silverstein asked Ursin if he loose marijuana after local police made the largest pot Accounting 1 run two years from now.” that,” Parsons said. “ If I thought to mention to Peterson that he is Accounting 2 M 7-9 Deputy First Selectman Douglas thought the present finance board that this was a political organiza­ being run for political office if th ey’ bust in the city’s history Tuesday. More than 5,000 are aiive Computers M or W 7-9 T. Cheney won endorsement in his members have contributed to the tion, I would walk out the door. I ’m see him. pounds of high grade marijuana, with an estimated street Beginning Shorthand 2 T 7-9 for cars win support bid (or the position»-*Cl^~First discofd among boards. not interested in politics.” Robert Gorton and Richard T 7-9 value of over $2'/4 million, was seized in a warehouse on NEW YORK (UPI) — The Rev. Typing 1 Selectman. ’|Yes, we do contribute to it,” “ It seems to me that the Board of Morra won endorsement for re- Typing 1 Vi W 7-9 than they have been in the past,” Jesse Jackson, returning from a Bv Sarah E, Hall All of the town committee Ursin said. Education has worked very well,” election to the Planning Commis­ Houston’s east side. Police have three men in custody Typing 2 M 6:30-9 Thompson said. He predicted that weeklong trip to, Europe, says he Herald Reporter endorsements are subject to the "The lifeblood of any organiza­ Marshall said in the school board’s sion and Loren Otter won endorse­ that were found leaving the scene. ^ Typing 3 Th 7-9 his plan would increase incentive has received word that four 7-9 approval of registered Republi­ tion is new blood,” Selectman defense. “ Last fall we tried to iron ment to continue as an alternate Public Speaking M Public school secretaries who by affording better opportunities kidnapped Americans in the Mid­ T or W 6:30-9 cans who attend a party caucus Lawrence A. Converse said in out everything we could between' member. Gorton is chairman of Auto Maintenance 2 are new to the job are paid too M 6:30-9 for promotion. Jan. 22. favor of endorsing a third the two boards. I think that talking the commission. dle East are alive. Auto Maintenance 3 much in Manchester, while those Jackson said Tuesday he was Th 6:30-9 Thompson was chosen to con­ The move to endorse Campbell candidate. about things that are way in the And John Roberts was endorsed Accused man makes Auto Maintenance 4 with the most experience are paid heartened by discussions with M 6:30-9 duct the impartial study by school and criticism of the incumbent past is not relevant.” (or another term on the Zoning Furniture Refinishing too little, according to a private Arab officials in Rome and London SearWeaving Th 7-9 administrators and the Manches­ Board of Education from some MANNING WON THE COM­ Board of Appeals. 7-9 consultant who is updating the job on four U.S. captives. Basic Wild Fowl Carving Th ter Educational Secretaries Asso­ Republican finance officials eli­ CHENEY WON QUICK APPRO­ brief court appearance 7-9 descriptions of the school system’s MITTEE’S .endorsement for " I sought to gain accurate Wild Fowl Carving 2 T ciation. Both will have to approve cited most of the discussion at the school board, along with incuni- V A L as the GOP candidate for 6:30-9 65 secretaries. rangetnents were made for Goetz . information about the situation of Beginning Woodworking w Former Mayor John W. Thomp­ his findings before they are put into meeting Tuesday. bents James H. Marshall, who is First Selectmen. He is expected to 6.30-9 Bv Esther Pessin to quietly leave the jail where he these four men and how they are Advanced Woodworking M son, who runs a consulting firm effect. chairman, and Michael Parsons. face current First Selectman San­ Democrats set United Press International M 7-9 All school secretaries received dra Pierog, a Democrat, in the had been held in a special unit. faring,” Jackson said at Kennedy French. 2 J John Esche and Marshall voted 7-9 which offers advice on personnel IF HE WINS THE caucus vote. International Airport. “ Our best German 1 ’ • Th matters, said Tuesday that he will annual raises of about 8 percent in against Manning. race for Bolton’s top elected NEW YORK — Accused “Death W 7-9 Campbell will vie with incumbent their caucus Goetz visited his attorney Tues­ reading is that they are yet alive — German 2 present his findings to school a three-year contract negotiated Republicans Morris Silverstein . Although no votes were cast position. »W ish” gunman Bernhard Goetz T 7-9 BOLTON — The Democratic day night and said he wanted to go and where there is life, there is Italian 2 yf officials this week, last year. and Clayton Adams and incumbent against either Marshall nor Par­ “ I think we have a heck of a appeared briefly in court today, Spanish 1 Th 7-9 Town Committee has scheduled a home to change out of the clothes hope.” 7-9 “ I thought that the salary plan as Democrat Charles Holland for one sons, Silverstein and Adams both candidate in Doug Cheney,” Mar­ but prosecutors asked for a post­ M he wore when he was arrested Jackson said that during meet­ Spanish 2 6:30-9 it existed now was too com­ TH E IR UNION DECIDED to set questioned whether the record of shall said. nominating caucus Jan. 23 to select ponement until additional evi­ Adele Bishop Stenciling Th of three openings on the finance eight days ago. ings with the Arabs he made "a 7-9 pressed,” with the beginning sa­ aside about 2 percent of gross the incumbents on past school " I ’m going to do my best for the candidates for town elections next Early American Stenciling M board. dence could be given a grand jury He returned briefly to his West moral appeal that this cycle of pain 6:30-9 lary rate too high and the maxi­ Salaries for redistribution to spending decisions merited endor­ town,” Cheney told the Republi­ may. considering an indictment against Creations In Stained Glass M By state law, the Republican 14th Street apartment, which was may be broken. 1 believe that our T 7-9 mum rate too low, Thompson said, workers who, according to the sement for re-election. cans at the start of an impromptu The caucus is open to all Drawing party may win no more than two of him. staked out by a posse of photo­ moral appeal does have power. But M 7-9 " I suggested that they put some study, deserve more. The pay the three seats. That means that Silverstein referred to the school speech. “ I want to hear from the registered Democrats who live in Goetz faces charges of attemp­ Metalsmithing A graphers and reporters. A "W el­ we will not be satisfied until these Th 7-9 breathing space between the adjustments would go into effect board’s vote last June to spend a public, though. What do they want? Bolton. Oil Painting even though Republicans usually ted murder and illegal weapons come Home Bernie ” sign hung in men are reunited with their M & W 6:30-8:30 levels,” on July 1. $35,000 budget surplus. He said the How do the selectmen know?” The caucus will be held at possession for shooting four tee­ Pottery win the majority of public offices in the apartment building lobby. families.” T 7-9 Thompson said some current job Thompson said he has already school board had agreed last Incumbent selectmen Carl Community Hall on Bolton Center Tole & Decor Painting Bolton, at least one of the three nagers who harassed him and A neighbor said Goetz entered Jackson, who last year secured W 7-9 titles are outdated, and do hot ranked all the secretaries’ jobs and spring to return any surplus to the Preuss and Lawrence Converse Road at 8 p.m. * Watercolor GOP-endorsed candidates for fi­ asked for $5 Dec. 22 in a downtowin the building through a service the release of Lt. Robert Goodman Th 7-9 reflect actual responsibilities. The submitted salary recommenda­ also won endorsement for fc- The caucus is to select candi­ Drapery Construction nance board must lose. town. subway. door, packed some clothes in a Jr., a U.S. Navy air navigator held Beginning Sewing Th 7-9 increased use of computers means tions to school officials. But the “ This is the time when we should election, although Republicans dates for openings on the Board of Manhattan Criminal Court 7-9 Board Chairman Silverstein. shopping bag and left for an by the Syrians, said he is willing to Tailoring T that some positions have become overall report will not be submit­ express an opinion one way or the can win no more than two of the Selectmen, the Board of Educa­ Judge Jay Gold postponed the 7-9 Vice Chairman William J. Fehling undisclosed location. go to Lebanon or Syria to work for Crocheting T more valuable than existing job ted until later this week, he said. other,” he said. three selectmen’s seats that will be tion, Board of Finance, Planning hearing until Jan. 16 at the request W 7-9 and Planning Commission "Bernie looked nervous, pen­ the release of the Americans. Knitting descriptions indicate, he said. While he doubted that his reor­ "W e’re not questioning one open on the five-member board in Commission, Zoning Commission, Th 7-9 member John Esche cast the only of District Attorney Robert Mor- sive. reflective, concerned about Jackson said he was impressed Quilting N ganization plan would have a instance in their tenure,” re­ the May elections. Newly ap­ Zoning Board of Appeals and gentbau. A spokesman for Mor- W 7-9 votes against Campbell’s endorse­ his future and concerned about the by the pope’s appreciation of the Rug Hooking "TH E N ET E FFE CT is that dramatic effect at the outset, he ment. Campbell has identified sponded town GOP Chairman pointed Democrat Michael Zizka Board of Tax Review. ganthau said prosecutors wanted Beginning Breadmaking Th 7-9 future of a justice system that lets parallels between South Africa and 7-9 nobody is hurt by this, and some said it could have a substantial Silverstein as the finance board Mark Johnson. "The two candi­ holds the third seat coming open, Candidates will also be selected time to present additional evi­ Advanced Breacimaking W criminals go free," said another Poland. Both countries have jailed 7-9 people are recognized more fairly impact in the long run. member he would like to see dates have done to my way of but has not said if he plans to run for the position of town clerk and dence to a grand jury. Intermediate Cake Decorating M or T labor leaders, a trade union s 7-9 thinking an excellent job.” again. town meeting moderator. Goetz, 37, said nothing during his neighbor, Allan Horwitz, whose Chinese Cooking 1 W defeated. strength broken and citizens with­ 7-9 brief appearance, and his lawyer, young sons both got hugs when Chinese Cooking 2 Th their friend Bernie arrived home. out voting rights or passports. T 7-9 Frank Brenner, said later his The pope’s visit to Poland served Microwave Demonstrations "The very first thin^ he said to Algebra 1 M 7-9 F i r e client would not testify before the to illuminate and inspire the M or W 7-9 Calls grand jury because “ he is under no me was that he wanted me to know American Baskets Analyst backs secretary pay change that he doesn’t consider himself a people, and the same would come Advanced Baskets (Feb. 7 - March 7) or Th 7-9 obligation” to do so. hero, he wasn’t looking to be a of a visit to South Africa, Jackson Advanced Baskets (March 21 - April 11) Th 7-9 ’Manchester vehicle accident. Routes 6 and 316, Brenner said he did not know if 7-9 require automobiles kept for the zone. lems associated with the change in hero,” Horwitz said. ” It was said. Astrology Th Monday, 9:14 a.m. — medical Andover (Andover). By Susan Vaughn ^ prosecutors would give the grand T ' 7-9 purpose of a hobby to be owned by Other residents who spoke said traffic patterns on Buckland Street strictly self defense. Had he not “ South African apartheid is now Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation call. 75 Center St. (Town, Thursday, 4:08 p.m. — medical Herald Reporter ^ jury video tapes and statements W 7-9 the resident of the house or a they were not sure if they were in from recent reconstruction and the done what he did, he would have in the mainstream of foreign policy English Enrichment Paramedics). call, Bolton Center Road, Bolton confessing to the shooting that W 7-9 member of the household and limit favor or opposed to the proposed Interstate 84 interchange. been on the floor of the train. He in the Western world and the First Aid Monday, 10:55 a.m. — smoke (Bolton). Clearer regulations, governing Goetz is said to have made to New T 7-9 their number to two per dwelling. regulations, but that clarity in the He said Monday: " I t is not would have been seriously hurt.” religious comunity must mobilize Flower Arranging alarm. 60B Pascal Lane (Town). Thursday, 4:54 p.m. — medical hobby auto repair drew support Hampshire police when he surren­ W 7-9 regulations was needed. advisable to encourage local ser­ The four teenagers Goetz shot on and stand tall," he said. Graphoanalysis Monday, 12:16 p.m. — alarm. call, Bolton Center Road (Bolton). from several Manchester resi­ The regulations would also re­ dered last week. T 7-9 The PZC agreed that the regula­ vice traffic to this roadway.” a downtown subway train three It was a contradiction that the Home Decorating Howell Cheney Technical School, Thursday, 5:17 p.m. — medical dents at a Planning and Zoning quire that once a hobby auto was “ Mr. Goetz is doing the best he Investments W 7-9 tions need more clarity. Members Fiano acknowledged that the days before Christmas have ad­ Western democracies were the 6:30-9 West Middle Turnpike (Town). call, Ropte 6. Andover, (Andover). Commission hearing Monday sold or disposed of, no substitute or can like anyone else charged with a nations propping up South Africa, Multicrafts M postponed action on the matter property would be more approp­ mitted harassing him and asking 7-9 Monday, 12:28p.m. — water flow Friday, 7:48 p.m. — motor night. replacement auto could be brought serious crime,” Brenner said. Basics of Numerology M until they could get more.informa- riate as a Business III zone, except him for $5. Jackson said. Th 7-9 alarm, 60 Progress Drive (Town). vehicle accident. Camp Meeting to the premises within six months Goetz left jail queitly Tuesday " I t ’s not the Eastern bloc of the Paranormal The amendment to zoning regu­ tion and work out more details of for the fact that the property The case has triggered a wave of T 7-9 Monday, 6:19 p.m. — alarm. Road, Bolton (Bolton, Manchester of the sale. “ The hobby rebuilding after using a cashiers check to pay Personal Transformation lations, drafted by Zoning Enforce­ the proposal. support from across the country Soviet Union. It’s the democracies T 7-9 Meadows Convalescent Center, shall not cuase a nuisance from contains a dwelling which does not his $50,000 bail. He turned down Photography - Basic Ambulance). ment Officer Thomas O’Marra, is from mugging victims and others that are upholding the system that Th 7-9 Bidwell Street (Town). noise, odors, vibration or other lend itself to other uses. offers from strangers last weekend Photography - Advanced Friday, 7:51 p.m. — motor intended to limit automobile repair THE COMMISSION ALSO who c o m p a rt Goetz to the Cha­ denies 80 percent of the people the T 7-9 Monday, 6:52 p.m. — medical source,” the proposed regulations to bail him out. Pierce & Cut Lampshades vehicle accident. Route 6 and activity on private property, which HEARD, but took no action on, a rles Bronson vigilante character in right to vote. It’s free labor M ' 7-9 call. 17 Hazel St." (Town, say. City Corrections Department Profit & Prosper Merritt Valley Road, Andover has drawn complaints. O’Marra proposal by Lawrence A. Fiano for the movie "Death Wish.” markets holding up that system T 7-9 Paramedics). (Anodver). spokesman Ed Hershey said ar- Sign Language 1 said Monday that the proposed a zone change for a small parcel of wherein slave labor in South Africa Th 7-9 Monday, 7:52 p.m. — stove fire, JOHN LAGGIS OF 28 ELRO ST„ Sign Language 2 Saturday, 2:28 p.m. — medical change “ is not going to make junk land on Buckland Street from is undercutting organized labor,” Soft Sculpture Dolls T 7-9 151 School St. (Town). call, 6 Bumap Brook Road, An­ citing problems with a “ hobby” NOTICE 7-9 car problems go away in Manches­ Rural Residence to Business I. The Jackson said. Spring Crafts or M Monday, 9; 12 p.m. — medical dover (Andover). auto repairer in his nelghborho^, Probate Court is open 7-9 ter, but it will make it better.” four-tenths-of-an-acre plot con­ The award of the Nobel Peace Spring Crafts W call, 171 E. Center St. ' (Town. said that he has seen oil leeching Georgia executes killer W 7-9 Saturday, 4:29 p.m. — truck fire. tains a singie family house which for conferences with the Prize to South Africa’s Bishop Paramedics). Tarot Cards 7-9 Route 6, Andover (Andover). Most of those who spoke com­ into his front yard from the auto Fiano wants to convert to a reai judge from 6; 30 P.M. to 8 Desmond Tutu, the arrest of Introduction to Travel Planning M Tuesday, 8:42 a.m. — medical Saturday, 6:28 p.m. — wood plained about extensive home operation. He recommended that members of the U.S. Congress and W 6;30-7;3( estate office for a business asso­ P.M. on Thursday Aerobic Dance 1 7:45-8:4! call, 235 McKee St. (Town, stove problem. Carpenter Road, automobile repair operations in all types of business be held in a as his mother watches other American leaders protesting Aerobic Dance 2 W ciate, Thomas J. Crossen Jr. nights. Appointments 7-9 Paramedics). Bolton (Bolton). their neighborhoods. The PZC did business zone. "There is too much against apartheid, the visit of Sen. Beginning Bridge M In written comments, planning 7-9 Tuesday, 12:01 p.m — smoke in Monday, 3:22 p.m. — mutual aid not act on the proposal Monday. room to bend.” he said. suggested. Night tele­ was among those who witnessed EMward Kennedy to South Africa Intermediate Bridge T director Mark Pellegrini recom­ JACKSON, Ga. (U PI) - Coed 7-8 basement, 186F Tudor Lane to Hebron (Andover). William P. Rice of 190 Chestnut phone number: 647-3227. the nation’s 34th execution since Th Tom Corbitt of 128 Grandview mended denial of the proposal, killer Roosevelt Green, saying — all focused the spotlight on South Beginning Dancercise 6:30-8 (Eighth District). Tuesday. 3:02 a.m. — motor St. said an automobile operation is capital punishment was reinstated Guitar, Beginning M St., whose hobby is refurbishing calling it "spot zoning” as the only William E. Fitzgerald “ liberty and justice for all” did not Africa, Jackson said. 8.00-9:3 Tuesday, 12:04 p.m. — medical vehicle accident. Route 31 at in his neighborhood and "there is in 1976. She remained calm and left Guitar, Intermediate M old cars, agreed that a “ garage Business I parcel in the area. He Judge of Probate apply to him, was executed in He hopes to visit the country next T 7-9 call. 61 Garth Road (Town, Manning Hill, Coventry (North nothing to prevent them from the prison without comment. Modern Dance business” ^i^uld be in a business also cited anticipated traffic prob­ Georgia’s electric chair early month for Tutu’s installation as M 7-9 Paramedics). Coventry, South Coventry). re-selling.” ’The auto work can be today while his mother watched Green concluded his final state­ bishop of Johannesburg. Yoga 9 Tuesday, 12; 14 p.m. — standby ment by saying “ I have nothing Tuesday, 4; 40 p.m. — woodstove done by a mechanic who is callilng calmly. (or the Eighth District (Tow n). problem, 88 Woodland Road, Cov­ against anyone. REGISTRATION FOR WINTER TERM it a hobby. Rice said. OFF CAMPUS EVENING COURSES IN THE HARTFORD AREA i Green was declared dead at Tuesday, 8:15 p.m. — car (ire, entry (South Coventry). The proposed regulations would 1 12:28 a.m. EST after a single jolt in " I love the lord and I hope you Scott Joplin’s first success, 1 Reaitter by mail until Friday, Januqnr 18th. omhi 315 Center St. (Town). EAST HARTFORD - AT PRATT A WHITNEY AIRCRAFT ; the 2,080-voll electric chair at the love him too. I hope he takes me "Maple Leaf Rag," was named for 2; R.fli..er in par«m. Monday, eWCTHW Tuesday, 9:54 p.m. — medical W 5:00-7:46 ptn BUS 2(80 P 3 Intro, to Operations Mgt. Stall ' ^Georgia Diagnostic and Ciassifica- into his kingdom, and goodbye a saloon in Sedalia, Mo. call, 57 Lakewood Circle North (Begins: Janusry 30) 6:30 - SKM PJi. T 5:00-7:45 pm BUS 433 P 3 Methods ol Human Resource Stall »4ion Center. It toi'k two jolts last mother.” (Town, Paramedics) WINTER TEW« BCOINS THE WEEK OF FEBRUARY 4tt. (Begins: January 20) Mgt. Development j Dec. 12 for Georgia to execute Wednesday, 8:40 a.m. — medical Th 5:00-7:46 pm HIS 330 P 3 Nazism Christensen call, 295 Main St. (Town, * Alpha Otis Stephens. per courae (or Mancheater reaidenta; $15 per cpijr«»'“T (Begins: January 31) • In his final statement, Green 2. THERE ARE MO REFUNDS UNLESS A CLASS IS CANCELLED. Paramedics). HARTFORD - AT CONNECTICUT STATE ARMORY ; denied killihg an 18-year-old white ANNOUNCING RELOCATION OF OFFICES Tolland County W 5:30-8:15 pm PSC 110 A 3 American Qov’t & Politics DIerst Armory * coUeg6 coed in 1976 and blasted REGISTRATION BLANK Thursday, 10:25 a.m. — chimney (Begins January 30) ■ what he called a "double- GOLAS & HORVATH, P.C. MANCHESTER - AT MCC MAIN CAMPUS - standard” in Georgia’s penal code. I wish to register for the following courses ' Night of Week Given) (Room) fire, Northfield Road, Coventry Swintoc Attorneys at Law (Print Name of Course) irn m iv,* ______(North Coventry). 1146CM Th 7:00-0:45 pm BUS 150 Insurance Ellen FI 2 ; The 28-year-old black former (Begins: January 31) Thursday. 3:42 o.m. — motor Vldar2700 Vktarizro $405.00 ♦ migrant worker, whose black 1. ------' 7:00-0:45 pm BUS 332 Management ol Organizations Fogarty BO accomplice also was sentenced to David A. Golas 2M NpWtiMRl •70.05 (Begins: January 20) 2. ------■ death, said while he was in jail •475 Swintoc 7:00-0:45 pm EClECO 340 Business Cycles 5 Forecasting Stad A8 Leonard M. Horvath Victor 020 tlactrank Pcttofela ’ during his trial, a deputy sheriff 3. Victor n o s (^Bj^lns: January 28) Joseph F. 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6 - MANCHP:sTER HERAI.D Wi dntsday. J;in 9. 1985 Richard M. Diamond, Publish^ Two-year ordeal ends for kidnapped tc^en Douglas A. Bevins. Managing Editor V .S ./W orld James P. Sacks, City Editor "He was a real shrewd operator — bail on the fugitive charge. SCITUATE, R.I. (UPI) — A father fugitive from justice in California, Collins, a thin, balding man with gray where he is wanted for kidnapping. spending four or five months in a city OPINION In today embraced and ran his hands and then moving on,” Leyden said. “ He hair, wore a black winter jacket and Smith was found Monday by police in light blue pants at his court appear- through the hair of the son he had not lured the boy away from home and then a bizarre twist to their investigation of ance. He stood v Hh his head bowed seen since the boy was kidnapped from wouldn’t let him go back.” Air Force runs into flak his California home and t.iken on a a car crash that killed a Rhode Island slightly and his h; >ds cuffed in front of teenager. He said Collins referred to Bobby as AMHERST, Mass. — When an Air Force cross-country odyssey almost two him as he told tl' judge he could not J a c k Police investigating a crash that his “ son” and the hoy referred to computer picked Amherst as the best location for years ago. afford a lawyer. i;arigan appointed a killed Todd LaRue, 17, of Smithfield, Collins as his father. A n d e r s o n a radio tower planned as part of an emergency In an emotional reunion at state “ He’s probably brainwashed him.” public defender. The curtain rises on GOP’s Act II (FT' police headquarters, Robert C. Smith checked the registration of the vehicle State Police Detective Lt. Richard communication network during a nuclear war, it JV and found it belonged to a man named Leyden said. "T h e kid was afraid. He candidate, will have to com e in monthly installments. Washington missed one factor — local opposition. and his 13-year-old son Robert Jr. Wheeler said Collins operated with Robert Hickcox, actually Collins. didn’t know if his parents would want How sweet it is, as Jackie Gleason used to say, for Democrats, meanwhile, will literally have an in- . “ It is amazing that somehow they put all the walked slowly and silently toward each more than 25 aliases. Merry-Qo-Round When they found Hickcox at his 30 him back after being gone so long.” House party leader who will be, among other things, the other and embraced. The father then Investigators said Collins had served RepuBlicans this week as the 198,5 General Assembly variables ih to try to find the Ideation and they Lenox St. apartment in Providence, Leyden said Smith told investigators opens and they taste the fruits of their victory last point man for Democratic Gov. Bill O’Neill, missed one — public opinion,” Barbara Griffith, held his soaclose and rubbed his hands Collins took him to Bakersfield. Calif., a combined total of about 12 years in Capitol through the boy’s hair as they were police also found Smith. The boy told prison for auto theft, counterfeiting and November and take control there. c ’ > Rep. Tim Moynihan of East Hartford, who was chairwoman of the Board of Selectmen, said police his identity during questioning. when he lured him into leaving home in surrounded by television and news­ bank fraud. Republicans haven’t been so politically prosperous in elected state chairman Monday night, will be deputy Tuesday. The car LaRue was driving was April 1983, then to Los Angeles. Other Comments “ I think there are a good many residents in this paper phtographers. The boy’s mother. Doris Smith, said a decade, which gave extra bouquet to the opening day m inority leader in the House as well. He sees no being chsed by police when it crashed places they lived included Arkansas, town who are opposed to participating in anything Meanwhile, the man who allegedly Rhode Island police called her Monday Bob Conrad problems in holding both jobs. on Route 102 in Foster after evading Louisiana, Springfield, Mass., Wa­ fun. It was clearly time to party, oh yes. that says we can survive a nuclear attack,” she lured the youngster from his Long to say her son had been found — nearly \ P 'i To Rewald, several roadblocks. shington state, Oregon, and Fall River For Republicans and those other guys, though, the Syndicated Columnist said. Beach, Calif., home in April 1983 was and New Bedford, Mass, Leyden said. two years after his disappearance. legislative session will really be Act II in a drama AS MOYNIHAN TOOK THE REINS this week, it was held without bail on sexual assault and “ I couldn’t believe it.” she said. Air Force representatives Monday told the C APT. JOHN T. LE YD E N said During Tuesday’s arraignment. labeled 1986, The election which the GOP won so hail and farewell for Jim Fitzgerald of Newington, the fugitive charges. Police in Long Beach said Collins was CIA work board a 12- acre section of farm land in the Collins brought the boy to Providence Judge Francis J. Darigan ordered chairman for just short of five years. But while David R. Collins. 52, was arraigned wanted in the child stealing under the handily a couple of months ago was Act I, southeast section of town was the first choice for about six months ago in a hop-scotch Collins held without bail on the assault Despite the impressive GOP succc.ss then, the state everyone was patting Fitzgerald on the back, he one of two 300-foot-tall towers planned in Tuesday in District Court on charges of charge and set $200,000 double surety alias of Donald Wayne Hunter. first-degree sexual assault and being a pattern of itinerant living. still has a Democratic administration with a neighbor. Senate Majority Leader Reginald Smith. The confided to us that the scenario for his departure wouid is defense Massachusetts. able, low-key Smith will play off Senate President Pro have been different if he had written it. About 60 towers are planned nationwide as part Democratic governor in charge. That is what 1986 — T i ' call it Act 111 — is all about as far as Republicans are Tern Phil Robertson of Cheshire, a restless, often He believes he was eased out earlier than he intended WASHINGTON — Can someone of the $122 million first phase of GWEN, or Ground Wave Emergency Network, according to contentious scrapper who loves to take it to the to go, and he sees some of the congressionai delegation who claims “ the CIA made me do concerned. Les Levinson, a spokesman at Hanscom Air Arms talks .tl Democrats. behind it. Tom D'Amoi;eof New Hartford, the GOP state it” get a fair, trial in a federal Force Base in Bedford. chairman, knows it. Atfter polls closed on Nov. 6. Robertson isn’t sure how he will get along with the big Fitzgerald had always said he would resign right court? Or does fhe government’s D ’Am orc was saying he would keep the heat on his gun in the House, Speaker R.E. Van Norstrand of away if the governor ever told him that would be best. interest in protecting the CIA from party to focus on the next contest — the one that counts Darien, a sometimes moody, always quick-witted But the word never came, until just before the embarrassment inevitably stack Group seeks aspirin warnings to dominate the most in the state, because it means occupying the tactician who has lived for this moment when he and his surprising developments of Dec. 28. Fitzgerald believes the deck against such a defendant? WASHINGTON — A consumer group, citing a governor’s office. Almost parenthetically, he said party could em erge from the minority shadows. Van’s the delegation, in private meetings, put the telling Through years of overuse by new study of the link between aspirin and retaining control of the Legislature would be a priority, hand-picked majority leader. Rep. Bob Jackie of pressure on O ’Neill to ask for the resignation now. busboys trying to impress their often-fatal Reye’s syndrome in children, is Stratford, gets along with everybody and may turn out conference too. Moynihan, by the way, learned he has.a hotel dates, the whispered words “ I renewing its call for product warning labels, but \. to be the middleman if tei^ on s arise later on, re.servation in Washington for Jan. 30, when the work undercover for the C IA ’’ government officials say the evidence is not yet strong enough. HE INTE ND S TO BE a frequent visitor during the Democratic National Committee elects a new have become a hackneyed line. But By Helen Thomas The Public Citizen Health Research Group 0 session. He is happy that leaders of House and Senate TH E UN KNO W N FA C TO R for Republicans as they chairman. Fitzgerald made it for himself. Membership United Press International to Ronald Ray Rewald, whose Tuesday released results of a Centers for Disease sail the political seaSis how they will react to U.S. Sen. on the national committee goes with being state ■ have invited him to sit in on meetings they will have Honolulu investment firm was Control study done last year that showed children Lowell Weicker of Greenwich, who likes to be WASHINGTON — President Reagan, iron­ every Wednesday. While the agenda will deal with chairman. declared bankrupt in 1983 at an given aspirin for chicken pox or flu had up to a 25 considered big daddy to the party and who probably has strategy on tax programs, on education issues, on Moynihan hasn’t decided how he w iil vote. Of the estimated cost of $11 million to times greater chance of developing Reye’s ing out White House personnel problems while 9 humming ’Getting to Know You" with labor people, 1986 on his mind more than all ofth em put together. other members, Peter Kelly of Hartford is for Nancy hundreds of investors, the claiiq of syndrome than children not given aspirin. foreign policy advisers worked to revive arms and other good stuff, D ’Am ore will talk a little politics Weicker has assured D’Am ore he will drop in at least Pelosi of California. John Flynn of Avon is for Paul K irk a CIA connection'is the very heart Of 29 children studied who developed Reye’s, 96 talks with the Soviets, faced questions on the when he sees the opportunity. He sees encouraging once a month. “ It’s good for the im age,” he told the of Massachusetts. Mary Sullivan of Greenwich was of his defense against 100 criminal percent had been given aspirin for flu or chicken new arms initiative and the shuffling of his rapport among House and Senate leaders, though he chairman. The senator is a likely candidate for leaning toward Terry Sanford of North Carolina. Arline counts of fraud and perjury. pox, the study found. Of 143 similar children studied who had not developed Reye’s after Cabinet at a news conference tonight. notes they are “ four very different guys." governor in 1986. Bidwell of Simsbury has not decided. K irk is said to be Rewald insists that he set up and chicken pox or flu, 45 percent were given aspirin. This is Reagan’s first formal news conference since His clo.sest ally is probably his New Hartford The readings on Weicker, as support trooper or the leader. ran his investment company — R eye’s syndrome is a childhood illness that kills July and Reagan put aside the bulk of today to prepare Bishop, Baldwin, Rewald, Dil­ 20 percent to 30 percent of its victims and often for it. lingham & Wong — as a front for appears aRer flu or chicken pox. Symptoms begin Secretary of State George Shultz had an appoint­ An editorial CIA covert operations in the Far with fever and severe vomiting and progress to ment today to brief Reagan on his successful two days East, and that its operations were convulsions and coma. of talks with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko directed by agency headquarters “ The time is long overdue to require warning just hours after returning from Geneva, Switzerland. in Langley, Va. His defense is that labels on all aspirin-containing products,” Dr. A U.S.-Soviet communique issued in Geneva the CIA caused his company’s Sidney Wolfe, director of the Ralph Nader- founded Health Research Group, wrote Food and Tuesday said, “ The objective of the negotiations will Don’t impede financial troubles and is now Drug Administration Commissioner Frank be to work out effective agreements aimed at TjftiURPlW - letting him hang out to dry, Young. preventing an arms race in space and terminating it UPt photo disavowing any CIA responsibil- on Earth, at limiting and reducing nuclear arms and ity. district pian at strengthening strategic stability." Want ads attract crowd Sharon trial resumes White House officials considered the Gromyko- M Y ASSOCIA’TES Indy Badh- Shultz talks a success, saying all they were looking for An esfimated 5,000 job applicants mob police officers were called to restore war and Dale Van Atta have dug up NEW YORK — Attorneys for Time magazine are asking a federal judge to block the admission was a chance at new negotiations. the Central Post Office in Chicago order when applicants surge toward the for Buckiand ^ .^ id en ce that Rewald’s links to (he of a crucial Israeli document in the $50 million “ We said all along we wanted a framework for front doors, blocking the entrance to spy agency were a lot more solid Monday to pick up applications for 170 J libel suit filed by former Israeli Defense Minister negotiations,” one aide said. openings. People lined up as early as 5 customers. J It is absurd to have two firehouses within than the CIA is willing to adinit. Ariel Sharon. Yet as I ’ve reported, the judge in a.m. outside the building. About 45 500 feet of each other, but we have to admire U.S. District Court Judge Abraham Sofaer said a civil suit against Rewald, Martin Tuesday the hearing on whether the controversial THERE WAS SOME SPECULATION Reagan may the Eighth Utilities District for its responsible Pence, has kept defense attorneys document could be admitted would be held when announce at his 8 p.m. EST news conference plans for planning to build a station to serve the from examining reams of the the trial resumed today after a one-week recess. a joint U.S.-Soivet space flight. Buckiand area. investment firm’s documents, The document contains a series of answers by a Aviation Week & Space Technology magazine Jurors picked in argue-death trial At the same time, we find abominable the which they are confident would high- ranking official about the contents of a reported Monday that such a space mission has been secret Israeli report on an investigation into establish their client’s Cl A connec­ discussed with Soviet diplomats "over the last few town government’s efforts to hinder progress Sharon's responsibility for a Palestinian OSSIPEE, N.H. (UPI) - Jurors nates were empaneled Tuesday the victim had a heart condition tions. And while expressing se­ months” but Washington had not received a formal and their actions led to the fatal by “ expressing interest” in land which would massacre. have been selected to determine afternoon after two days of jury A m: response from Moscow. rious doubt about Rewald’s claims Time magazine has claimed that Appendix B whether three people should be selection, said clerk John heart attack. create a better site for the Eighth District “ I know the president is disposed to such a joint of a close relationship with the will substantiate claims it made in a published convicted of negligent homicide in McLaughlin of Carroll County effort if the Soviets are willing.” said White House County Attorney William Paine station. CIA, Pence justified sealing the report that Sharon was instrumental in the the death of a man who suffered a Superior Court. said the charge is “ a totally The Eighth District is proceeding with planning that l ^ to the massacre of more than 700 spokesman Robert Sims. fatal heart attack during an company documents on grounds of appropriate application of the law. Palestinian refugees. But the magazine main­ Reagan undoubtedly will be peppered with argument with the defendants. Opening arguments were sche­ plans to build a second firehouse at Tolland “ national security.” The question is becoming more questions about the changing of the guard in the White The trial will test an unprece­ duled for today. The trial is Turnpike and Buckiand Street, and buying a Now the federal judge who will tains that the I.sraeli official’s answers should not and more prevalent (when) some­ be a llo w ^ to be introduced as evidence because House and . the Cabinet, both of which he had dented use of New' Hampshire’s expected to last two weeks, piece of state land next to the firehouse site preside over Rewald’s criminal Daniel Moody, 19, his sister, one creates a dangerous situation other documents relating to Appendix B have anticipated would be intact for a second term. negligent homicide law. which trial, Harold Fong, is showing the Linda Ryder, 32, and her husband. (or a third person, whether that would provide better access to roads. been suppressed by Israeli authorities. The biggest surprise was the swap in jobs at the usually is applied in drunken N N person can be held responsible,” same signs of cutting Rewald’s Parley Ryder, 28, are charged with But under state law. the town government Access to the documents has been a key point of highest level of the administration between White driving cases. defense off at the knees — and The defendants are accused in negligently causing Dodler’s death he said. Defense lawyer Harvey will be given the first option to buy the parcel, controversy during the trial.For more than a House chief of staff James Baker and Treasury Garod said the state will have to using the same innate contradic­ year, Israeli authorities have refused to release the death of Donald Dodier, 56, who by provoking an argument with the Secretary Donald Regan. prove his clients had knowledge of and General Manager Robert Weiss has told Washington Window tion to justify it; any of the information in the appendix, claiming suffered a heart attack and died Sanbomville man on his property the state that the town is interested in it. July 15, 1984, while arguing with near the Maine border in New Dodier’s heart condition and that Even before the trial has begun, it is secret. But last week in Jerusalem, they acted with “ gross negll representatives for both Tim e and Sharon IN A MUSICAL CHAIRS MOVE, Reagan awarded the two men and a woman over a Hampshire’s Lakes Region. But the town apparently has no use for the Fong has declared that the CIA is gence.” He maintains Dodier examined the classified material with its author, Baker a long-coveted Cabinet post and Regan sole storage building in Wakefield. The grand jury that indicted the land. Asked why the town wants the property, not an issue in the Rewald case. initiated the argument. former Israeli Supreme Court Justice Yitzhak reign over a White House staff beset by infighting in Twelve jurors and three alter­ trio alleged the defendants knew Weiss said, “ I don’t know. I haven’t given it a More seats for Republican Then, in a mind-boggling defiance of logic, he disqualified Rewald’s Kahan. his first term. thought.” Mayor Barbara Weinberg also had Kahairthen answered three questions posed in Reagan, who was not told of the proposed trade-off By Robert Shepard guarding its prerogatives. anything done. defense attorney because the law­ OPEN SUNDAY no idea about what the town could do with the writing by Sofaer about the contents of Appendix until it was workedbut, praised the two men Tuesday As Conte and Broyhill doubtless knew, 'The Democratic leaders also recog­ yer represents a man in Alexan­ B. for serving him “ loyally and admirably” in his first land. it does little good to point to the other nize thai it takes only afew Democrats to dria, Va., who, like Rewald, WASHINGTON - As House Republi­ term “ at considerable sacrifice for which I am deeply i « Town leaders apparently are trying to be cans will readily attest, being in the body as an example of how things should join with Republicans on a committee to blames his legal troubles on his grateful.” coy. We don’t understand how^taxpayers put minority is an aggravating and frustrat­ be done elsewhere. form a voting majority on key issues. As claimed employment by the CIA. Legal Services chief resigns “ This particular change,” he added, “ will allow W lNDO W H up with that. ing situation — one they constantly try to Nevertheless, the two Republicans a result, the Republican numbers have WASHINGTON — The president of the Legal them each to meet new challenges and will'bring Meanwhile, Eighth District leaders con­ imprdve. calculated that a "fa ir allocation of been held down. THE ALEXANDRIA DEFEND­ Services CorP-. a champion of President renewed vigor to their respective responsibilities...” On the first day of the new Congress, seats” in the last Congress would have The Conte-Broyhill letter, however, ANT says he took orders from a tinue to look for a cheaper way to provide fire Reagan’s effort to abolish the independent The announcement signaled the end of the “ big GOP leaders leaped to the fore to begin produced 21 additional committee seats argues that the American pubic disap-, CIA agent who was on the board of Wbn’tBe Undersold On Any protection to the rapidly developing Buckiand government agency that provides legal aid to the three” advisers who had run the Reagan White House ' for Republicans in the House. proves of such a “ unfair” allocation of directors of BBRD&W, the Rewald area. But the task is difficult: The town badgering the majority Democrats for a poor, will resign Jan. 31, officials said. ^ since the outset of his presidency; Baker, a Texan who "The same method of calculation committee seats. firm. fairer shake in the operation of the William Durant, chairman of the agency s came into the inner circle as an outsider, deputy chief government refuses to sell, or to share, the would result in a pickup of 46 committee “ It is no secret that the committee This, according to Fong, creates House. The Republicans did not get very board of directors, said Tuesday Donald B o p r t of staff Michael Deaver and presidential counselor Buckiand firehouse it can’t use to serve seats for Republican members in the system is where virtually all of the a “ conflict” for A. Brent Carruth, submitted his resignation Dec. 31, effective in 30 far in their initial effort and and may Edwin Meese, Californians who have served Reagan Bilckland. well end up not being able to do anything Congress which convenes today,” their critical work on legislation takes place,” the lawyer Rewald wants to defend days, and the board is seeking a replacement. for 18 years. letter said. their letter noted. him. Carruth is widely recognized Durant, of Grosse Pointe, Mich., said during & It’s time for the town to stop playing games. but protest. Meese has been renominated by Reagan to serve as During the last Congress, the Demo­ Republicans gained several House “ The American people deserve t.p have as one of the few attorneys with visit to Washington that he may be forming a The town’s Buckiand firehouse is of little subcommittee to recommend a replacement by attorney general and is expected to be confirmed. crats determined the makeup of most seats in the November election, but their elected representatives make experience in trials conducted fiAnderseri use. Officials, have yet to substantiate with the board’s Jan. 25 meeting but said he was not Deaver is leaving between March and May, Democrats still hold a 252-182 majority. decisions in a fashion which is consistent under the tricky rejquirements of statistics their claim that it is needed to serve House committees by using a formula optimistic a decision would be reached by then. apparently to take a lucrative public relations job in that called for Democrats to outnumber One Indiana seat remains vacant while a with their collective judgment made last the Classified Information Proce­ Washington. areas outside Buckiand. recount of the votes is under way. Nov. 6, when the composition of this dures Act. WINDmi, Republicans by 2-to-l plus one additional And the town doesn’t need the state land at Democratic member. House was established.” In an affidavit, Carruth argued Tolland Turnpike and Buckiand Street. THE DEMOCRATIC LEADERSHIP “ To do anything less will, in our that both his clients depend on the FOR SEVERAL YEARS, the GOP Thwarting the Eighth District in its move to might be persuaded to be a little more opinion, erode the confidence and trust of “ common defense’’ that members have been particularly upset generous with committee seats, but the people who have sent us here to “ BBRD&W was a CIA company buy the property could be considered a breach about their share of seats on House probably not by much. Unlike the much represent them,” the Republicans store ... established by the CIA, run of the law. The court ruling which decided committees. That share, they correctly o v e r im 5 ,5 S L i smaller Senate, where much of the argued. by the CIA and now covered up by K BOW vnMfXWWj Buckiand fire jurisdiction warned the town point out, is not equal to the proportion of [MIAY business is conducted by mutual agree­ the CIA.” Far from creating- a HALL & MUSKA House seats held by Republicans. not to interfere with the Eighth District’s ment, the leadership of the 435-member Robert Shepard is a Washington conflict, Carruth wrote, his dual 9 rights and responsibilities in that area. Republicans would be in the minority 9 House feels it needs firm control to get reporter for United Press International. representation would benefit both on committees in any case, but they say clients. N the committee ratios imposed by the SERVES ALL OF MANCHESTER W E A U m S KA T THE COMPETITimi’S PRICES! Carruth says that the judge in Democrats further and unfairly reduces the Alexandria case ordered the ^^fidersen'MUIATB) BUSS m n ik it 'P H - C U T MOLOMOS Undersell' MHO DOORS ‘Benchmark,^ PRE-HUm the Republicans’ ability to influence the 46 years of Quality Fuel Oil Service... CIA to turn over to Carnfth INSUUnEO S im DOORS course of legislation. SOnbfMMN'WMOOWS CUSTOM SECURITY DOORS hHMrtwM '’ SKYLIGHTS Open Forum classified information that related l x WASCO SKY WHtOOWSSOOMES On opening day of the 99th Congress, Anderseif iMleraatf to Rewald’s investment firm.-If TlwJMHBDMr' Solid C o ^ Roots two tqp Republicans — Silvio Conte of ftHnuM NN BUNDS A n d e r s e n CASEMENTS, Carruth is allowed to remain Massachusetts and James Broyhill of ir Automatic Deliveries MfUUTH) ROOF mioom INSULATOR-WHOom BURGIARBARS IM R O U N ^^ does the citizen have the right to know Rewald’s lawyer, this information North Carolina — sent House Speaker r Attendance urged why before submitting to search would obviously be available to Thomas O’N e ill' a letter urging “ a Will Call Deliveries procedures? Rewald. That’s what bothers the ir change in course" in the .setting of at citizens’ forum (125 gallon min.) Buy from our knowtodgMbto and frtandly salaspaopla At what point in any confrontation prosecution, he wrotq^^^ committee ratios. Toit^e tie Editor: between a citizen and the police are WHEN THE SALE IS OVER, THE SERVICE ISN’T . , "The only fair w ay" is to follow the ★ Discounts Available police authorized to draw a weapon? “ ’THE CIA DESIRES to hand­ same ratio of Republicans to Democrats (cash, Qoldan Ago, Largo Tank) All concerned Manchester citizens are Is there a verbal if not written policy in the House, they said. pick the Rewald defense attor­ urged to attend the forum scheduled directing the actual use of a weapon? Conte and Broyhill. repeating an ney,” Carruth charged, by disqual­ Thursday on the constitutional rights of The forum will be held at 7:30 p.m. ifying the defendant's choides k ® argimleqt that had been tried previously 1.5 million gallons' citizens if stopped by the police. At a Thursday at the Whiton Library, 100 N. without success, noted that "this even- “ until m agically their chospn meeting with Town Manager Robert Main St. All concerned Manchester successor takes the assignment.” HALL & MUSKA y InCa fuel oil storage handed approach has been followed in W lM DOW H o p e c i Weiss, Police Chief Robert Lannan, and citizens are urged to attend in order to The "conflict” argument, he the Senate” since the Republicans SERVICING • BUILDERS • HOMEOWNERS • CONIRACIQHS others last June 20. representatives of determine both your constitutional wrote, “ is raised as a smokescreen fUHD gained a majority in 1980. the Manchester Area Conference of rights and police procedures in the town ... to catch an ill-informed judge.” 24-hr.— 7 days ItLOdanoNs Mm .-MM. 8 Mt-9 (M THE ARGUM ENT was valid enough, Churches. Rev. James Meek and Nancy of Manchester. If anyone has a conflict of 623-3308 SERVING TtM., Thm., Fit., but one of the most absolute rules in Carr requested a public forum to address interest, CatTuth argued, it's the $ EMERGENCY SERVICE N .V -N J, CONN, m u M . ( I M i 71) (K-IM Pkn) 8«. 8 Mi-S pm PENN, MASS. Sen. 10 m M pm Congress is that the House and Senate the following questions: ^ Nancy Carr government, which has brought in 203-678-02S7 run their respective chambers as they Under what conditions may police stop Executive DirMtor as a prosecutor Maj. John Peyton, FULL SERVICE gallon Frank Maffe, owner ewIndowRma laee wish, according to the peculiar require­ and search a citizen? Manchester Area Conference former chief of litigation for the ments of each, and with each zealously When ordered to stop and be searched. o{ Churches CIA. M ANCHESTER HERALD, Wodnc.sdtiv. Jun. 9. 1985 — 9 MANCHEf-TER IIERAI,!). W>-(liirs(1;i\. .liiii fl. inr) Shultz to brief Reagan Obituaries Talks end with agreement for more The funeral will be Friday at 8; 30 SPORTS Levon Parmakian, 77, a.m, from the Potter Funeral Gromyko warned the agreement “ I don’t think Mr. Gromyko or I By John A. Callcott proposed Strategic Uelense Initia­ headed Little League Home, 4.56 Jack.son St., Williman­ to hold the new negotiations is “ but had any indication we were going United Press International tive, the anti-missile defense re­ Levon Parmal'. tn, 77, of 31 tic, with a mass of Christian burial search program popularly known a step compared to the immense to go home or walk out of the talks Arvine Place, fi . mer commis- at 9 a.m. in St. Joseph Church, GENEVA, Switzerland - The as "Star Wars." tasks which are to be addressed.” — that wasn’t the atmosphere of ,sioner of Little League Baseball in Willimantic. Caliing hours are The veteran Soviet diplomat said the talks at all.” Shultz said. Second half play lifts United States and Soviet Union Officials who accompanied Manchester, died Monday at Man­ Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. • have agre^d-4£Lopen their most Shultz and Gromyko said despite the 14 hours and 40 minutes of ” I believe if we hadn’t come to an chester Memorial Hospital. He Memorial donations may be ambitious effort ever to contain the the breakthrough in Geneva, an discussions with Shultz were not agreement we would undoubtedly « was the husband of Louise (Toro- made to the Windham Community arms race, but Soviet Foreign arms control accord could take simple. have got together and made a sian) Parmakian. Memorial Hospital, 112 Mansfiejd Minister Andrei Gromyko warned years to reach. "However, a certain step has further effort,” he said. Ave., Willimantic, or to the Ameri­ MHS cagers to victory He was born in Watertown. today that "immense tasks" lie The negotiations on reducing — been made in establishitig a Shultz, speaking at a news can Heart A.s.sociation. di^ogue between our two coun­ Mass., on Jan. 16. 1907, and was a ahead. and eventually eliminating — conference ’Tuesday, made it clear graduate of Northea.slem Univer­ tries.” he said. ” ... The Soviet Secretary of State George nuclear arms will be held on three Washington will not abandon ’’Star ^ By Len Auster points,” Pearson said. noting two potential players are on sity in Boston, 'class of 1930. He Union is prepared to go its part of Martha Anderson Shultz, whose two days of talks levels; strategic and intermediate- Wars,” but is ready only to Sports Editor The second half, in many ways, the sidelines. spent eight years with the war the road (and) I would like to Martha (Nelson) Anderson. 85, with Gromyko produced the ac­ range atomic weapons and the "discuss” the issue. belonged to Manchester. The Senior point guard Turner, who department in Wright Field. Day- express the hope that the United formerly of Glastonbury, died cord for sweeping new arms militarization of space. ”We really don’t believe in* What a difference a half makes. quintets were still deadlocked at did not have a good first half, ton, Ohio, and was a pioneer in States will do the same.” Monday at a local convalescent control negotiations, echoed his The date and site of the negotia­ bargaining chips.” he said. Manchester High was two differ­ 30-all with half the third period turned it around after halftime designing the engine used in home. She was the widow of Carl D. Soviet counterpart’s concern, say­ tions will be set within a month, Gromyko, referring to the U.S. ent clubs Tuesday night as it remaining. From that point, with a couple of steals and pretty fighter planes. Anderson and the mother of Ralph ing, "It is clear that we have a long according to a joint statement “Star Wars” program, stressed clipped Fermi High, 61-47, in though, the Indians went on a 13-4 assists. He wound up with 13 He was general manager of C. Anderson of Manchester. and arduous process ahead of issued by the two Tuesday and the two superpowers must address Snow champion Central Connecticut Conference spurt to take a 43-34 bulge into the points, third best behind 15 from overhaul and repair at Pratt & She was bom in Sweden and had ourselves.” read by Shultz. Reagan was to ways of “ preventing the militari­ Anselmo and 14 by Spano. Lata Caribou, Maine, named for the- Eastern Division basketball play final eight minutes. Anselmo and Whitney, Southington, and lived in Maine for many years, "In our discussions it was discuss the Geneva talks during a zation of outer space.” chipped in four points from the great North American reindeer,. at Clarke Arena before a sparse Spano each netted four points Rentschler Airport, East Hart­ before moving to Glastonbury ,35 apparent that we had lots of news conference tonight. Shultz told reporters his talks line. won the 1983-1984 Donner and j gathering. during the Indians’ run. ford, until he retired in January years ago. important differences of opinions. with Gromyko had been held in a In the (irst half the Indians, now Fermi outscored Manchester Blitzen tribute for receiving the* 1972. He was a member of the Pratt She worked at Pratt 4 Whitney So we start the negotiations,” SHULTZ LEFT GENEVA at businesslike and respectful Fermi could get no closer than from the field, 21-19. The Silk most snowfaH during a 24-hour, 3-1 in the division and 5-2 overall, & Whitney Aircraft Club. for 12 years and retired in 1%2. She Shultz told reporters on the Air 8:15 a.m. (2; 15 a.m. EST) without atmosphere. fell victim to the Falcons’ doubling nine points in the fourth quarter. Towners won it at the foul line period, as monitored by thej Parmakian lived in South Wind­ was a member of the Pilgrim Force plane taking him back to making a statement, saving his He said despite Gromkyo's in­ up on the basketball. They turned Manchester kept the Falcons at where they were 23-for-33. An­ National Climatic Center in Ashe-- sor for seven years, and was a Baptist Church of Glastonbury. Washington and a meeting later comments for reporters on his sistence that the United States the ball over a dozen times and arms length by hitting lO-of-14 selmo was 9-for-12. Fermi was a ville, N.C. On March 14. 1984,.. founding member of the Wapping She is also survived by three today with President Reagan. plane. Gromyko left 45 minutes suspend "Star Wars” research, were fortunate to come away with ' from the foul line. very poor 5-for-17 from the charity Caribou received 28.6 inches o f Schooi PTA there, before moving daughters, Viola Peary of Wash­ He disclosed that Gromyko had later, braving temperatures of there were never any acrimonious a 22-22 halftime tie. ’’The second half we turned it stripe. The Falcons were charged snow, breaking its own record of- to Manchester 35 years ago. In burn, Maine, Vangeline Jernstrom pressed until the very end of their minus 4 degrees to read a state­ exchanges during their four meet­ around and played with a lot more with 23 personal fouls, 14 in the 21.1 inches set in 1981-1982. addition to his work with Little of Millbury, Mass., and Doris talks for a suspension of Reagan’s ment on (he airport tarmac. ings. which began Monday. Fermi had a 20-14 lead before a poise. I feel the young guys (Brian) second half, and had two players League Baseball, he coached Brown of Brewer, Maine; a sister, late 8-2 run by the Indians, spread Brophy and (Mike) Lata played foul out. Manchester committed 14 Midget League Football. He was a Annie Anderson of Gorham, among Brian Spano, Greg Turner, well and Russ Anselmo played a fouls, six after intermission, with past master of the Wapping Maine; 11 grandchildren and 17 Russ Anselmo and Brian Milpne, good second half,” Pearson said. Spano fouling out with 2; 15 left. Grange. great-grandchildren. brought them into the tie. The Indians’ halftime speech Neither side was particularly In addition to his wife. Parma­ The funeral will be Thursday at ’’They did what most teams do to seemed to hit home. ” I told them at pleased by the officiating. Ferm i’s kian is survived by two daughters, 11 a.m. at the Rose Hill Funeral us to throw us off our tempo. They the half to play with more intensity coaching staff was upset by the Mrs. Robert (Mary) Bauer of ALSIEFFERT'S tried to confuse us and they did a and force them to make mistakes. Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill. second-half discrepeceny in fouls. Manchester and Mrs. Howard Burial will be in Rose Hill ^SA V IN G S very good job,” Manchester coach And we did. Once we played with Manchester’s next outing is 9 (Pri.scilla) Kirshbaum of Denver, Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. There Doug Pearson analyzed the first more intensity we were okay,” Friday night back at Clarke Arena 9 Colo.; two sons, James Parmakian are no calling hours. half. Pearson said. against division foe Rockville High of Wethersfield and Robert Par­ Memorial donations may be Fermi didn’t help itself the Ferm i’s doubling on the ball also at 7; 45. makian of Culver City. Calif.; two made to the memorial fund of the opening 16 minutes as it had 14 didn’t prove to be a problem after Manchester also took the junior brothers, John Parmakian of Pilgrim Baptist Church, 1245 He­ NOW DURING OUR. turnovers itself, shot a poor intermission. ” We were moving varsity contest, 53-51. Brian Ar­ Boulder. Colo., and George Par­ 9-for-25 from the field and a weak the ball quicker. If you move the bron Ave., Glastonbury. BIG 3-DAY SALE nold had 15 points and Lata 13 for makian of Worcester, Mass.; eight 3-for-8 from the foul line. ball they don’t have a chance of the 4-1 young Indians. grandchildren and five great­ ” If we shot some foul shots and scrambling and doubling,” Pear­ THUR. FRI. SAT. MANCHHTKII UD — Run An- u ia ii. grandchildren. Katie Barrett some shots in the paint had'fallen, son said. ’’The first half we were ttlm o 3 9-T2 IS, Brian Brophy 2 0-0 4, The funeral will be Friday at 11 Katie (Perkins) Barrett, 60 of 60 we could have been up 12-14 points holding onto the ball too much. The Brion Spano 5 4-7 14, G rto T urn tr 5 3-4 13, Brian M llone 32-26, Sam Handarton a.m. at St. Mary's Episcopal Twin Hills Drive, Coventry, died and could have played differently second half we went to a 2-1-2 set 0 04) 0, Mork Hendrick* 1 1-2 3, Mike UP) photo Church. Burial will be in Ridge- Monday at Manche.ster Memorial the second half,” said Fermi coach and tried to move the ball.” Lata 04-6 4, Brion A rn o ld! 0-02. Totals lawn Cemetery, Watertown, Mass. Hospital. She was the widow of Phil Morton, who saw his under­ ” I don’t feel they pulled ahead 19 23-33 61. Buffalo. Sabres and Whalers skated to ra R M I (47) — Don Webb S 2^ 12, Buffalo foward Paul Cyr (left) dumps Calling hours are Thursday from 2 Charies G. Barrett. manned Falcons dip to 1-3 in the until the last two or three minutes Bruce Beckford 30-26, Rob Blaser 21-2 Hartford's Mike Crombeen (18) on his 4-4 tie. to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Born in Hartford, she had lived division and 1-5 overall. of the third period,” said Morton. S, Brod M oskow lti 40-28, Dove Crosby Holmes Funeral Home. 400 Main in Coventry for the last 30 years. ” We were fortunate to come out ” I think we were running out of 1 0-3 2, Chris Chapman 4 1-1 9, Bruce back to the ice during first period play in W linesk11 0-1 3, Bob Helm 00-00, Todd St. She was employed by Pratt & tied (after the first half). We could gas. I only have six kids. We just T w eedole01-21, A6ork M ichaud 10-02, Memorial donations may be Whitney. have been in trouble down 6-8 don’t have the depth,” he added. J e ll Houde 0 04) 0. Totals 21 5-17 47. made to the American Heart She is survived by two brothers, Association. 310 Collins St.. Hart­ Michael Perkins of West Hartford Sabres throw everything ford; St. Mary's Episcopai and John Perkins of Kensington; Church. Manchester; or St, two sisters. Mary P. Gish of George . Armenian Church, Colchester and Anne P. Koboski of ITSUBISHI High school happenings Hartford. Kensington; and several nieces ------ncii and nephews. Litton into deadiock with Whaiers The funeral will be Thursday at Rowdyism at Manchester High ice hockey J Robert S. Smith, 57, RCA J i f f 10 a.m. at the John F, Tierney • r r games at the Bolton Ice Palace may be a thing of BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPI) - The Andreychuk scored 19 seconds period to bring Buifalo to within Bolton insuranceman Funeral Home, 219 W, Center St. the past. Buffalo Sabres had goals in their before Foligno to cut the margin 2-1. He passed toHousley. who shot Burial will be in St. Mary's O l A o . I hope so. T h o u g h t s 4-3. His backhander went in from 'Robert s. Smith, 57, of 195 Bolton eyes according to Mike Foligno. it back. Cemetery, Coventry. Calling hours This past Saturday night, when Manchester around the net to notch his second Center Road. Bolton, husband of The right-winger who scored the The veteran cenler stopped, are one hour before the service. hosted Glastonbury at the Ice Palace, there were A p L E N t y goal of the game. Grace (Mather) Smith, died Wed­ tying goal in Tuesday night's game looked and rocketed it in on the eight adult supervisors from the Manchester Millen also recalled Andrey­ nesday at Manchester Memoriai / Len Auster described the team’s last-minute stick side. school system on duty. chuk’s goal. Hospitai. Minnie Caruso strategy. The Whalers look a 2-0 first MODEL M45 The crowd Saturday night was ’’well behaved.” Sports Editor "H e was just swooping across. 1 period lead with goals from He was born in Hartford and had Minnie Caruso, 84, of West according to a reliable report. ’ “ Our theory in the last 38 tried to gain the po.st and he ju.st wingers Sylvnin Turgeon and Dave lived in Bolton for the last 28years. Hartford, died Tuesday in Vernon. COLOR TV COLOR TV A Among the supervisors was high school seconds was to get everything we . beat me to it.” Liimley. A He was owner of the Bolton She was the mother of Mrs, Alfred OUR LOWEST I b e s t t LOW $ principal Jacob Ludes. could at the net.As it turned out we The Whalers had taken a 4-2 lead Turgeon, on the power play, took Insurance Agency, Bolton, and he (Viola) Campbell of Manchester. His presence, and the increased security — yes, had all the guys out (on the ice) at 8:18 when Hartford defenseman a pa.ss from Ron Francis and also worked at the K.L. Smith Born in Italy, she had lived in the PRICED TOUCH ‘ ^ security — stems from complaints of earlier would affect practically every school system in that had goals in theireyes. We just Richie Dunn skated down the right slapped it through Buffalo defense- Insurance Agency, Willimantic. Hartford area most of her iife. She COST! BUY! games. the state. wanted to get everything at the net side from the Hartford zone and man Jim Schoenfcid and Barra.sso He was an Army veteran of worked at the former Whitney CONTROL! . The crowd at the Rockville-Manchester game The certification, which Ludes along with a as po.ssible.” slid the puck from the side of the on the sho)'t side at 9:10. World War 11. He was a member of Chain Co. untii her retirement. 196 got out of hand and again at the Manchester- coalition of coaches and administrators pressed The last ditch effort paid off Buffalo net underneath Barras.so’s Francis .set up another goal wfien the Bolton Insurance Advisory Survivors include another MICROWAVE Ferm i game. Having witnessed the latter contest, for. has been a big joke. since Foligno and Dave Andrey­ glove. Lumley grabbed a loose puck from Board and St. Mauricp Church daughter, Mrs. Daniel J. Lanza of complaints filed with the local school system on For one, parochial schools are not required to Men's Ciub. ^ SONY chuk scored goals in the final 28 ” I just wanted to get a shot on a group of players in the Buffalo N West Hartford; two sisters, Jane what was happening at the Ice Palace were valid. have certified teachers as coaches. net.” Dunn said of his first goal of seconds of regulation to enable the zone and snapped it over Barras­ N He is also survived ny two sons, Tinnirella and Mrs. Peter Bruno, KEYBOARD Obscenities, one can live with. But when fans — The idea is to have coaches who are well versed Sabres to come away with a 4-4 tie theseason. ” I wasjusthappy togel .so’s shoulder at 14:.34. . , Robert S. Smith II of Manchester both of Hartford; five grandchild­ RCA TUNING before the game — start throwing objects on the in the sports and can take care of any possible against the Hartford Whalers. a backhander and it was able to go The teams wei'e unable to score and Richard S. Smith of Bolton; ren; and four great-grandchildren. l i XL-100 H i I f f ice then the line has to be drawn. If a skater trips injury. With Buffalo goaltender Tom up the far post and in.” in the overtime. two daughters. Patricia A. Wild- A mass of Christian buriai will be Color TV and falls and breaks an arm because of a foreign If it’s a requirement for public schools, why not man of Trumbull and Kathie J. Barrasso pulled for an extra Barrasso stopped a Dunn .shot ” We just couldn't capitalize,” Thursday at 10 a.m, at St. Timothy 19" oT iTla object on the ice, that came from the stands, then the private schools, too? from in front and a Greg Malone O I A O attacker, Foligno blasted the puck Foligno summarized. "Greg Pirolo of Vernon; two brothers, Church, West Hartford. Burial will all fans are to be condemned. Only makes sense. Royden F. Smith Jr. of Storrs and through a screen of players and it attempt, but Bob Crawford was Millen played well the whole game, be in Fairview Cemetery. The ELECTRONIC TUNER What some would consider ’cute’ and go The CIAC, in this case, must be commended for stationed by the side when he put it Dr. Kenneth L. Smith of Lewis- Molloy Funerai Home has charge bounced into the net off the skate of but at the same time we couldn’t SCOTCH unreported has gone too far in that case. not enforcing its own regulation. If it did, it would Hartford defenseman Mark Fusco. past the netminder at 13; 32 of the get a handle on the puck to put It burg, W.Va.; one grandchild; five of the arrangements. Memorial VIDEO CASSETTE There were fears that all high school scholastic only to be the detriment of the student-athlete and The goal came with 9 seconds second putting the Whalers ahead in.” step-grandchildren; and several contributions may be made to a programs wouldsuffer repercussions of what was that’s whom they are here for. remaining. It was the second 3-1. Hartford continues its road trip nieces and nephews. charity of the donor’s choice. GREAT COLOR TV COLOR TV TAPE oc'curring at the Ice "Palace. The CIAC, if it had Isn’t it? Buffalo goal to go in off Fusco’s Gil Perreault assisted on An­ Saturday night against the North The funerai will be Friday at 9 $ TOP gotten involved, could forbid Manchester from That’s the popular belief, anyways. i.m . from the John F. Tierney PICTURE $1 skate. dreychuk's first goal, which Stars in Minnesota. The Whalers Henry W. Thompson post-season play in basketball, for example, if the "Foligno had the puck at the side bounded off Fusco’s skate and are now 16-18-5 for. 37 points, four Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., RATED goings on at hockey games caused enough followed by a mass of Christian Henry W. Thompson, 77. for­ Hand sitting of the net, he just shot it and it went around Millen at 15:56 on the power points behind the fourth place problems for such a ruling to be extended. in the corner,” was all the play to make it 3-2. Boston Bruins. Hartford has burial at St. Maurice Church at 10 merly of Hackmatack Street, MODEL' Give credit to Ludes for taking the bull by the Manchester, died Tuesday at a Manchester’s request for ninth graders to be discouraged Hartford goalie Greg Perreault blasted in a power- played two less games than a.m. Burial will be in the Bolton horns and getting a message across. Manchester convalescent home. eligible for high school sports has been delayed by Millen had to say on the final goal. play goal at 8:34 of the second Boston. Center Cemetery, Bolton. Calling Last Friday, according to a couple of reports. Born in East Longmeadow, the CIAC. They want to poll all schools who will be hours are Thursday from 2 to 4 Ludes “ invited” a group of eight or nine into his Mass., he had been a resident of affected by the change. p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. office. Manchester for many years. He It’s hoped local administrators do not let the NHL roundup Memorial donations may be Their names had been taken at previous games. worked at Pratt & Whitney in East ELECTRONIC TUNER CIAC take Rs normal course, which is like taking made to the American Cancer To make a long story short, they were advised Hartford before he retired. the slow boat to China. They are not known for Society, 237 E. Center St. how to act at games. Consequences for adverse He was a member of the Pratt & rr their speedy resolutions. behavior was discussed. Manchester wrestling, for one. needs to useage Whitney Aircraft Club and the 2 5 " One present student was invited NOT to show Trottler of old reappears Leona C. Dziekan National Rifle Association. Ol A G Ol A Q of freshmen. Barry Bernstein’s matmen forfeited up at the Ice Palace for Manch'ester games ever Leona C. Dziekan. 71, of Willi­ He is survived by two daughters. three weight classes in its opening match and two *4748 again. in its second. mantic, died Tuesday at Windham Susan Novak of Bridgeport and Hockey Night in Bolton is to be enjoyed. The forfeits were due to lack of athletes in the Community Memorial Hospital. Mary Wirz of Kalispell, Mont.; a Without the rowdyism. She was the sister of Frances son, Henry W. Thompson Jr. of COLOR TV lower weight classes. to lead Isles past Habs Johnson of Manchester and the Stafford Springs; and a Athletes who would be available from the GREAT WHY COLOR TV| freshman class. mother of Donald Dziekan of , granddaughter. No enforcement UNIONDALE, N.Y. (UPI) - scoring for New York with a (Edmonton, Alberta) and I used to And if freshmen are not eligible to compete for Coventry. The funeral will be Thursday at $ Bryan Trottier wants to become short-handed goal in the first give him tops. I'm glad to see him TV A report out of Manchester assistant superin­ Manchester in high school athletics, they should She is also survived by another 10 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral PAY ^ the dominating center he once was period and an empty netter with do well.” - tendent Wilson Deakin’s office said that 16 not be allowed to compete against Manchester. sister. Barbarra Weeks of West Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be in and Islander coach Al Arbour three ^seconds left. They were Hrudey, who is alternating with coaches in the town’s three secondary schools are Manchester girls basketball team has a date Palm Beach. Fla.; three grand­ Oak Grove Cemetery, Springfield, thinks he’s on the right track. sandwiched between a power-play No. I goalie Billy Smith, is grateful MOREI not cerified teachers, as required by the CIAC. Friday against Rockville. ’The latter has a children; a great-grandson; and Mass. Calling hours are today Trottier scored twice, once in a goal by Tomas Jonsson. for the chance he is getting. Deakin said some sports would be in dire straits freshman — a ninth grader — in its starting several nieces and nephews. from 7 to 9 p.m. 14 DAY PROGRAM short-handed situation, andTomas ’’Sure I got two goals, but if* “ I’m playing with confidence,” if he was forced to fire them from their posts. lineup. IITSUBISHI Jonsson netted a power-play goal everyone didn’t work and hold said Hrudey. ” I hope to get in a few Deakin shouldn’t be So concerned. She should be declared ineligible for the games TOSHIBA in the first period ’Tuesday night to Montreal to one it wouldn’t mean games in the middle of the year 6 It’s very doubtful that he’s going to have to let against Manchester. lead the New York Islanders to a anything.” said Trottier. before Al gor.s to Billy if he gets FUNCTION HOTTEST these coaches go. If he did, so, too, would other Fair is fair, correct? 9 3-1 victory over the Montreal The defeat extended Montreal’s hot.” 9 Treatment center head REMOTE towns have to let uncertified coaches go and that Oh, yes, this is the CIAC we’re dealing with. OVER THE RANGE CAROUSE! NEW Canadiens. winless streak to five (0-3-2) and Capitals 4, Wings 2 I CONTROL MICROWAVE OVEN ITEM! ’’This was one of Byran’s better the first-place Canadiens now lead games.” said Arbour. "H e had a Buffalo by only 4 points in the At Detroit, Mike Gartner rooves to new position strong showing in all areas. I hope Adams Division. snapped a 2-2 tic with 1:23 TOUCH CONTROLS IM508DE1 he’s over all the little nagging “ It’s amazing,” said Montreal remaining in the third period and violo cAum i with PROBE ULTRA.SOUND , Marino gets additional silverware Manchester resident Joanne Sto- A spokeswoman said today that a • injuries he’s had all year since the winger Ryan Walter. ‘‘Wc’vc got Scott Stevens added a pair of goals well — who had been executive new executive director should be Marino said he’ll take Shula’s Answers like that have had Canada Cup. The Trottier of the Buffalo right on our tails. It’s to hand Detroit its fourth straight director of New Hope Manor on Bv Dave Raffo chosen within the ne/t two months. RECORDER MICROWAVE HUMIDIFIER advice about having fun during media members prying for infor­ past could mean a whole lot to this almost like a playoff race. That’s loss. Gartner put in his 25th goal Hartford Road since 1983 — was United Press International Super Bowl week. mation while interviewing Marino. team.” g o ^ pressure and I think we’ll after scoring off his own rebound. recently named the chief officer of New Hope manor is a non-profit WE WILL 4. $i M IAM I — Dan Marino is collect- ” I guess all you can do is be But Marino, whose throwing arm The Islanders, the former four­ bounce back and go on a tear The victory was the fifth In six a corporation that runs two homes treatment center currently serv­ 8 $ NEVER yourself, have fun and think about resembles Joe Namath’s, won’t time Stanley Cup champions, are again. The injuries have been a game.s fur Washington, 23-11-7. for young unwed mothers. ing 10 teenage girls with drug and ' ing post-season awards at the what you have to do,” 'said Marino, get caught guaranteeing any Super not the invincible team they once factor.” Stoweli began working as the alcohol problems. BE same rate as he broke passing HOUR who set N F L reco ils by passing Bowl victories. were. Trottier says teamwork and The Canadiens were without the Executive Director of the St. Stoweli will also be working with records during the season. Flyers 5, Canucks 3 UNDEBSOIDI The Miami quarterback was for 5,084 yards and 48 touchdowns. the proper attitude are lacking in services of defenseman Larry Agnes Home Corporation in late young teenagers in her new post. At Philadelphia, Todd Bergen Marino completed 362 of 564 ’’What I do is say what I feel,” the players, ' Robinson, who is out with a November. According to recent estimates, the honored as the Pro Football scored two goals in his N H L debut, Writers Association M VP Monday passes (64 percent) during the said Marino, a 23-year-oId from ” I think before we worked hard strained wrist, and center Bobby She is in charge of both the St. average age of residents at the St. including the game-winner, to lead and the Seagram Offensive Player season and sh atters AFC Cham­ Pittsburgh. ’T m not being extra- individually but not as a team,” Smith has been sidelined with an Agnes Home in West Hartford, Agnes Home is 15.8 years old. In the Flyers. Vancouver tied it 3-3 on of the Year Tuesday. On Saturday, pionship records by throwing for cautious. I ’m not going to say said Trottier, who has 12 goals on injury. which houses 14 pregnant teenag­ 1983, Girls who lived at the Lourdes Stan Smyl’s 13th goal of the season Marino and Dolphins coach Don 421 yards and four touchdowns in a an)rthing negative about people, the season. ” I do feel better and New York goalie Kelly Hrudey ers, and the Lourdes Family Center averaged 16.7 years old. ALSIEFFERT'S because it’s not the way I feel. I at 5:24 of the third period. Bergen Shula will receive awards from the 45-28 win over Pittsburgh Sunday. that’s important. It’s also imprtant stopped a total of 30 shots. Center in Wethersfield, which put the Flyers ahead 4-3 at 11:22. Stoweli lives on Sycamore Lane ^ SUPER DISGOUNTCENTER Touchdown Club in Washington. Marino is the focal point in know people say ’He says the same that the veterans remind the Including close in chances by provides counseling, job training in Manchester, and is a 1974 In between, he’ll prepare for the Dolphins’ camp for a game which things over and over and he doesn’t younger guys about how to get Pierre Mondou and Mats Naslund and a variety of other services for graduate of Eastern Connecticut ^ 445MARTFOBOHaKEEHEYST.EXrrOFF 184 . cash Jan. 20 Super Bowl against the San is being billed as a battle of the say anything,’ but I ’m just being ready for a game. We kind of know late in the third period and a Oilers 4, Nordlques 0 10 unwed mothers who live there State College. She holds a master’s Francisco 49ers. N F L ’s top quarterbacks — Marino myself.” what we have to do. Some of the wrap-around by Craig Ludwig. At Quebec, Wayne Gretzky with their babies. degree in special education,from v®* MANrHESTER. CT. • credit card ’’Tomorrow I’ll be at practice,” and San Francisco’s Joe Montana. Marino is the second quarter­ younger guys may be hungrier but Althbugh, he was on the losing end, scored his 42nd goal of the season Tbe directors of New Hope the University of Coinnecticut, and Marino said Tuesday night. ” I ’m ” I think he’s an excellent quar­ back to win the Seagram’s Offen­ they need some of that rah-rah Montreal goalie Doug Soetart felt Manor have not yet chosen a worked as an educational coordi­ and added two assists while ’ T aymiehts not tired of all this, I recognize it as terback, I ’ve always had a lot of sive Player of the Year award in its stuff to get ready in the locker good for his hometown buddy. goaltenders Andy Moog and Grant replacement for Stoweli. Clinical nator at the Oak Hill School before 647-9997 11-year history. Baltimore Colts an honor. Players on my team help respect for him,” Marino said of room.” "K elly played great,” said So­ Director Christine Wi(tter is serv­ Fuhr combined for the Oilers thlrtl becoming bead of New Hope OPEN DAILY: MON-THURS T IL 9 • TUES-WED-SAT TIL 5 • FRIDAY TIL 8 me win these awards.” Montana. passer Bert Jones won it in 1976. . Trottier opened and closed the etart. ’’.Jfe’s from my hometown ing as Acting Executive Director. Manor. shutout. 10 — MANCHFSTER HERALD, Wednesday. Jun. 9. I985_ Stottlemeyres may make history in the secondary phase is Craig Junior College; and Gilbert Here­ the University of Nevada-Las team last year, but neither were NEW YORK (C PI) — In his today. Repoz, a shortstop at Fullerton dia, a 19-year-old right-hander at 11-year career with the New York “ They cpuld be the first brother Vegas last year, is currently at selected. Pima (Ariz.) Junior College. .The draft is split into a regular (Calif.) Junior College. Repoz was Yankees, Mel Stottlemeyre did not duo drafted in the first round in the Yakima (Wash.) Community Col­ phase and secondary phase. Janu­ drafted out of high school last year set any major-league records, but hi.story of the draft,” said Joe lege. He was previously drafted The draft will be conducted via ary high school graduates, players by the Pittsburgh Pirates. His M ID D L E T O W N — Cheney Notre Dame to its cushion. his sons might — even before Mcllvane, director of scouting for out of the high school by the New conference call from Commis­ who have withdrawn from four- father, Roger, was an outfielder Tech’s basketball team, which had Troy Adams netted a game-high pitching in their first professional the Mets. York Yankees, but did not sign. sioner Peter Ueberroth’s office. year colleges, and junior college for the Yankees in the 1960s. yet to get untraCkdd this season, 22 points for the Knights while games. Todd and Mel Jr, are among the Mel Jr. attended UNLV last year The San Francisco Giants will players are eligible for the regular The top names in the regular Johnson added 20. Chris Galligan The pair of right-handed top players expected to be taken In but dropped out of school. Since he have the first selection in the ran into winless Vinal Tech in phase. Previously-drafted players phase are Allen Wisdom, a 6-foot-6 had 16 points to pace East. Larry pitchers could be the first brothers the secondary phase of the draft, is not matriculating, Stottlemyre regular phase and the St. Louis Middletown at just the right time who did not sign are included in the left-hander at San Jacinto (Tex.) Stanford did a good job on the . ever .selected in the first round which begins at 12:30 p.m. ESTand can he signed immediately. Cardinals the No. 1 pick in the Wednesday. secondary phase. Junior College; Peter Roberts, a boards for East. when major league baseball holds concludes tomorrow. The Stottlemyre brothers tried And the Beavers’ Melton Haw­ Another potential first-rounder left-hander at Mira Costa (Calif.) secondary phase. East’s next outing is Friday its annual Winter Free'Agent Draft ' Todd Stottlemyre, who attended nut for the U.S. Olympic baseball kins made the big steal at just the right time. night at home against rfCC foe St. Hawkins stole a pass and went Thomas Aquinas at 7:30. the length of the court for a Notre Dame also took the junior game-clinching lay-up in the final varsity contest, 66-45. Paul Guar- seconds as visiting Cheney nipped dino petted 13 points for the young Vinal, 47-44, in an exciting COC Eagles. SCOREBOARD contest. NOTRE DAME (76) — Jeff Johnson 9 2-7 20, Mike Roberto 2 2-4 6, Lamar The Techmen, now 2-3, travel to Spruill 4 60 8, Troy Adam* 9 4-4 23, Joe Rocky Hill for another conference Tawell 1 60 2, Mike Star 0 3-3 2, Rov Whalers 4. Sabres 4 Rec League RIccIo 3 0-0 6, Pat Beloino 20-04, Mike tilt Friday night at 7:45. Vinal dips Pallacine 1 60 2, Rov Stewort 1 0-0 2, Hockey Basketball WHO PLAYS PRO Adult basketball to 0-6. Mel Long 1 M 2. Totals 33 1618 76. Hortford 311M Kyle Dougan hit for 15 of his EAST CATHOLIC (44) — Chris Buffolo S22M Manchester Cycle 71 (MarkPleko24, Galligan 5 6-6 16, Kevin Riggs 0 60 0, RrsI Period—1, Hartford, Turgoon BASKETBALL? Jeff Klernan 19, Rich Klernan 12, Bob game-high 18 points in the first half J.R. Cllshum 2604, Todd PIneo 2604, 15 (Francis, Johnson), pp, 9:10. 2, Plaster 10), Green Hardware 70 (B ill to spark Cheney to a 28-22 lead at Larrv Stanford 4 6b 8, Kevin Modden 1 NHL standings Hartford, Lumloy 6 (Fronds, NBA standings Eller 15, Dave Lewis 14). intermission. 1-1 3, M att Perno 3 60 6, Dave Sander 1 Cote), 14:34. Penalties—Soiling, But, The NBA averages Allied Printing 75 (Mike Munroe 19, 60 2, Andy Klopfer 0 60 0, Paul 7:38. ■astern Centarence Pot Silver 16, Doug Leonard 13, Don "But we tried to hold onto the Guardino 01-2 1. Totol* 18 8-9 44. WolM Cenfarmci Second Perlod-3, Buffalo, Perreault 13 Potrick OlvMon Stevens 12, Wayne Green 10), DIRosa ball in the fourth quarter and W L T PI*. OF OA (Housley, Andreychuk), pp, 8:34. 4, Attonffc Division Cleaners 70 (Al Robb 23, Hal Rowlings Hartford, Crawford 13 (Dunn, Ma­ W L Pet. OB 17, Jim Sulick 14). ended up going to the free throw Philadelphia 24 II 5 S3 171 130 lone), 13:33. 5, Buttalo, Andreychuk WoMlnalon 23 11 7 S3 147 135 Boston 39 6 .829 — line — and we went cold,” noted Bolton loses 18 (Perreault, Housley), pp, 15:56. Philadelphia 28 6 .834 Spurs 24 (Andy Lawrence 8, Tony Cook Academy, 68-45. Cleveland 9 23 .381 12'/i Dougan, who had left the game Campbell Conference 8, Chris RIzy 2). . Bolton plays a make-up game at Norrts Division Overtinw-None. Penaltles-None. Western Centarence Knights 12 (Matt DeMarco 6, Gregy early in the second half with a hip Midwest Division Rocky Hill tonight. W L T Pts. OF OA Shots on goal—Hartford 7-4-SD-16. Ryan 6, Peter JullanI played well), injury, returned for the final three Chicago 18 19 3 39 158 148 W L Pet. OB Celtics4 (Scott Herman, Mike Bottaro Forwards Andy Shoop poured in Buffalo 69-11-3-38. Houston 21 14 .600 — minutes to key the victory, accord­ SI. Louis 16 16 6 38 138 145 Power Play Conversions—Hartford 2 each, Jeremy Burr played well). 27 points while Alan Damarjian Minnesota 13 19 7 33 140 155 Denver 30 15 J71 1 ing to Silvia. 2-1, Buffalo 2-3. Dallas 18 16 .539 3 outscored Washington 19-4 late in 20, Adam Boerenko 2 5-8 9, Adam 6 0-6 IX Becky Ryder 0 0-0 0, Deb Blnohomton 25 11 4 M 190 136 Gilmore 610 7-9 23, Moore 11-17 66 26, * Niagara 71, New Hampshire 69 lead the San Antonio Spurs to a in the third period to annex a 76-44 Doneghun 1 60 2, Russ McNIchols 1 0-0 ence and 1-3 overall. Rochoster 23 13 6 50 161 149 CLEVELAND (187) Nvack 86, Dominican 74 Kearney 4 60 8, Sheila Borskl 0 0-0 0, (iervln 613 2-2 20, Jones 2-3 X4 7, Hubbard 7-11 70 21; Hinson 69 66 a , Calendar 139-94 victory over the Golden the game, but baskets by Gus HCC victory Tuesday night at the 2, Scoff Gagnon 2636, TaddTomburrl The Indians held the lead Chip Leblonce 0 60 0, Paula Hansen 1 Sorinofleld 19 17 2 40 162 154 Robertson 613 3-4 31, lovaroni 2-5 X4 7, Point Park 67, Penn St.-Behrend 57 1 2-2 4, Totals 26 16-38 68. Baltimore 17 15 6 40 146 123 AARP Paxson X6 00 6, Knight 69 OO 10. Totals Turpin 68 65 IX Dovls 1-6 1-2 3, K. Pottsdam St. 73, Stony Brook a State Warriors. If the 6-foot-2 Williams and Ballard clinched it Eagles’ Nest. throughout and led by as many as 0-0 2, Mindy Gulel 00-00, Totals 18612 151 171 Williams 62 1-3 1, Free 618 613 27, St. Lawrence 76, Plattsburgh 72 for the Bullets. Sidney Moncrief BOLTON (45) — Don Haloburdo 7 5-8 36. Now Haven 16 18 6 38 Sam McAllister 20X539, Carl Everett 5690 27-35 139. Shelton X41-15, Bogley2-5648, West6160 guard could have stripped one Last Saturday, St. Bernard took 19, Dave Curry0600, John Sambogna 2 15 points. 37-22, at the end of the St. Cothorlns 13 22 4 30 129 169 216550, Pam Parander 177-471, Cathy Golden state 18261236-64 St. Peter's 73, Manhattan Colt. 63 TODAY scored 34 and Paul Pressey 20 for 11 31 5 37 140 152 0, Poquette 1-4 4-66, Thompson 1-22-2 4. Syracuse 64, Boston Coll, a • Boys Basketball more Warrior of the ball, he’d have control in the third period to whip 604, Bob Nell 1 60 2, Todd Toblas204) third quarter. Forward Kris Noone Hershev Rlngrose 177-505, Teddy LIscourt 472, San Antonio 19 271148-119 Totals 3670 3650 107. 4, Ed Bachl 3 1-2 5, Joy Flano 1 60 2, Tuesday's Results VI Pulford 462. Three-pointgoal—Conner. Fouled Wllllams74,SkldmoreW Bolton at Rocky H ill, 7:45 finished in double-figures in all the Bucks. the Eagles. The Green Knights excelled for Manchester, scoring a New Jersey aaai7—101 South ICO Hockoy- Mike Yavinskv 1 603, Doug Kelly 360 Adirondack 5, Moncton 4 out—None. Total fouls—Golden State 27, Cleyetand 17 a n 28-107 four categories. used the same formula Tuesday. 4, Ted Daly 1 60 2, Dove Mix 0 1-1 1, game-high 16 points. Center An­ Swimming Wednesday's Domes San Antonio 31. Rebounds—(tolden Bridgewater a , E. Mennonite 65 Manchester vs. Conard (at Veteran's Wade Cassells 0 60 0, Totals 19 7-10 45. Rochester at Hershey Friandship State 36 (Smith, Whitehead Aleksinas Three-point goals—B. Williams, Clemson a , (toorgla Tech 81 Rink), 7:a ” I just go out and try to give my "W e controlled the tempo in the drea Watts added 12. Adirondack at Novo Scotia 6), San Antonio 58 (lavoronl 12). Richardson, Free 3. Fouled out— Cumberland 76 BOrea 71 W restling first half and stayed with it,” Page Lisa Borkoski had a team-high 12 Bert Toutain 193-519, Barbara Shed- Johnson. Total fouls—New Jersey 29, best effort every night.” said Rockets 112, Kings 110 MHS at 1-1 Thursday's (8ames Assists—Golden State 18 (Johnson 5), Fronds Marlon 73, Salem Coll. 71 Bloomfield at Manchester, 6 said. “ But they went up tempo in for the Falcons. Adlrondackat Fr^eri,-*— ° rlc k 181-453, Lee Beon 176176520, Lu Cleveland 15. Rebounds—New Jersey 63 James Madison SO, Old Dominion 68 East Catholic at Branford, 6 ;a Mpore. “ We were agressive on At Houston, Akeem Olajuwon’s San Antonio 31 (Moore 13). A—6S7S. (B. Williams 13), Cleveland 57 (Hubbard HARTFORD — Manchester Toutain 177-459, Shirley Pointer 182- Loyolo (M d.) 54, Washington Coll. 47 Portland/Vallev Regional ot Cheney defense, especially trapping, and strong play in the closing minutes the third quarter. They pressured “ We played with good intensity, 488, M ory Ostrinsky 196532, Sue Stan­ 11). Assists—New Jersey 23 (Ransey 8), NIcholls St. a , Grambling 62 Tech,6 which was a good sign,” said High boys swimming team pulled Ollars 4, Nerdlquas 0 ley 176, Sandy Kershaw 187-450, Pat l^vsrlcks108.Blazars102 Cleveland 24 (Bogley 10). Technical— that created a lot of steals for me. I — including 5 points and a steal — us a little bit and started to control Girls basketball N.C. St. 51, Virginia 45 Indians' coach Steve Armstrong. itself back to the .500 level Tue.sday Thlbadeau'452, Diana Emmett 483.Gall Birdsong, Richardson, New Jersey N.C. Wesleyan a , V a Wesleyan 68 THURSDAY was pushing for that last steal, but led the Rockets. In the final 2:41, inside. They’d get two or three McKInstrv 484, Nancy Dumond 455, (Illegal defense). A—3,3n. S. Alabama 96, Wls.-Parkslde62 Girls Basketball you can’t have everything.’’ shots each tirgto down. We were "The area we stili have to work on, afternbon with an 87-83 win over Idm onton 1 0 2—4 John Lyon 242-605, Butch McQuade the rookie center had five points, ° Agulrre*’lX24 X3 27, Ellis 7-13 65 20, Shepherd 100, Shenandoah 76 Northwest Catholic at East Catholic, By producing double-digits in hurting on th /^fen sive boards. though, is intelligence in pressure homestanding Hartford Public 236565, John K oilckl 206563, Paul BullatsBB, Bucks 95 Union (Ky.) to, Georgetown (Ky.) 72 two blocks a steal to secure the MHS triumphs First period—1, Edmonton, Gretiky 42 Paradis 206530, Steve Kershaw 221-554, NImphlus X4 X2 8, Blackman 613 7-716, points, rebounds and assists. “ They’re huge. I feel they may situations. Som eof burkids still go High. ( KurrI), 1:46. Penalties—Palement, Que, Davis X9X29, Harper2-6004, Slffon4-40O (OT) victory for the Houston. Olajuwon Corl Lepak 508, John Krause 539, W. Kentucky 75, Jacksonville 64 FRIDAY Moore did record his fourth .be' the best team we’ve faced this E N FIE LD — It was an impor-- hyper when they see someone in Mel Siebold and Wil Sciaudone 2:31; Price, Que, 11:44; Fogolln, Edm, Moose Nelson 523, Terry McKInstrv 8, Perklns6116516. Totols41-S422-24108. WASHINGTON (99) finished with 24 points while Eddie 15:40. . Ballard 612 64 TD, Mahom 66 61 8, W.Va. Wesleyan 84, Glenville 53 Boys Boskolboll triple-double this season. year,” Page added. tant win, if only for the fact that it- their face and go out and throw the were double winners for the 533, Phil Hence 535. Wake Forest 79, Furnran 64 Rockville at Manchester, 7:45 Johnson of Kansas City had 26. Second period—None. Penalties— PORTLAND (IB) „ , . Rulond 1-8 4-6 6, Molone 615 X3 18, “ Johnny Moore had a tremend­ Notre Dame is now 3-0 in the was in the.league. ball away.” Indians. Siebold won the 200- and Coffey, Edm, 6:23; Goulln, Que., 6:33; Drexler 11-23 2-2 25, Norris 610 68 18, Williams 610 2-4 10, McMIllen 65 X2 10, Aquinas at East Catholic, 7:30 500-yard freestyles while Scia- G retiky, Edm, 16:42. Elks Bowie X7 OO 4, Paxson 1X35 X4 29, Johnson 69 61 12, Bradley X6 60 8, Chlcogo St 73, Jackson St (Miss.) 64 Cheney Tech at Rocky H ill, 7:45 ous effort,” said San Antonio coach conference, 5-1 overall. East is in The Manchester High girls bas­ In the junior varsity contest. Valentine 7-13 X3 16, Kersey X5(MI6, B. Dove X6 60 7. Totals 41-77 IX a 99. Cleveland St. a , E. Illinois 72 (OT) VInal Tech at Bolton, 7:45 Cotton Fitzsimmons. "H e ’s been Nuggets 126, Lakers 124 the <%llar in the HCC at 0-4 and the ketball team tacked on another Manchester crushed Fermi, 53-16, duone annexed the 200-yard IMand Third period—2, Edmonton, KurrI 40 Ralph Dover 136143-381, Paul Ford Thompson 62 1-2 1, Colter 1-2 60 2, Hiram a, John Carroll 53 Coventry at Bocon Academy, 7:45 100-yard breaststroke. Dave 146359. Hank Herbert 146371, Mott MILWAUKEE (95) III. Wesleyan 81, Olivet Nazarene59 playing really solid the past few At Inglewood, Calif., Alex Eng­ Eagles are 2-6 overall. CCC East victory Tuesday, pound­ The 6-1 Indians were led by Erin (Hunter, Gretzky), 1:53. X Edmonton, Schettler 601-21. Totals 4X8716201-2. Cummlngs6256010, Pressey61665a, Girls Boskolboll O’ Brien had a third placement in Carroll 5 (Semenko, Lowe), 8:00. 4, M Iruck1159-406, Fran Chartler 136-356, Dallas 11112111-111 Lister 2-4 1-1 5, Hodges 68 60 8, Illinois Weslyan 81,Olivet Nazarenea Manchester at Rockville, 7:45 weeks. He was pressing early in lish scored 41 points to lead the The Green Knights had a 19-10 ing host Fermi High, 44-36. Prescott, who pumped in 14 points. Edmonton, Hunter 9 (Jackson, Gretiky), Roy P arr 137-361, Bruce Fish 144-386, Portland 1111 H 19—181 Moncrief 12-221610 34, MokeskI X5 X3 9, Indiana Tech 71, Defiance 65 Swimming the year, but now he’s relaxing on Denver and snap the Lakers’ lead after one period and 27-20 edge The Indians upped their record Kris Cool added 10 points, while the 100-yard butterfly while Bill 10:23. Penalties—none. Travis Cook 14X383, Andy Lomoureux Three-point goals—Ellis 2, Black­ Grevey 201-15, DavIsOOOOO. Totals37-92 Indlano Tech 81, Defiance 76 Wethersfield at Manchester, 3 :a Thompson secured a third in the 156380, Tony FIcaro 14X140-407, Joe man, Davis, Drexler. Fouled out—None. Iowa St. 106, Abilene Christian 86 the court. He plays probably with nine-game win streak. English at the half. They stretched it out in to 6-1,3-1 in a CCC Eastern Division Debora Davis hauled down 8 Shots on goal-E dm onton 15-12-6— 21-22 95. _ 100-yard breaststroke for the Silk 3XQuebec10-11-7—28. Cataldl Jr. 137-393, Al Atkins 358, Jerry Total fouls—Dallos 21, Portland 25. Washington a IS M 1 8 -W Kansas Weslevon 55, Regis, Colo. 63 SATURDAY more intensity than anybody. also had 11 rebounds. Kareem the third period, outscoring East that looms to be a dogfight this rebounds. Power ploy conversions-Edmonton, Ridel 142-406, Bill Palmer 377, Joe Rebounds—Dallas 34 (Perkins 8), Por­ Milwaukee a n 1811-85 Malone 73, Rio Grande 70 (ot) College Basketball When he goes to the boards, it's his Abdul-Jabbar, who had 12 re­ by an 21-8 span, to take a 49-28 year. MANCHESTER (44) — K ris C raft 1 Towners, now 1-1 for the season. 0-2. Qu'.hec, 0-2. Dworak 156396, Charlie Whelan 147- tland 36 (Bowie 8). Assists—Dallas 26 Three-point goals—Bradley 3. Mt. Vernon Noz. a , Ohio Dominican 87 Massasolt at MCC, 8 60 2, Shelley Foctora 0 62 0, Maura ^ Manchester’s next outing is 381, Hal Waldron 367, Len Anderson (Davis 8), Portland 28, (Valentine 10). N. Central 73, Wheaton 63 ICO Hockey rebound.” bounds and six blocked shots, led bulge into the final eight minutes of Manchester, which lost for the Coolies — Edmonton, Moog, Fuhr. Fouled out—None. Total fouls— Fogarty 4 0-0 8, Dawn Martin 1 0-0 2, Friday afternoon at S'. 30 at home Quebec, Bouchard. A—15,360. 136137-386, Ernie Pepin 151-411. Technlcol—Portlond coach Romsoy. Washington 19, Mllwoukee 24. N. Dokota St. 90, Augustano 87 East Catholic vs. Enfield (at Enfield The Spurs’ 45-point victory mar- the Lakers with 35 points. It was play. A pair of 6-4 performers, Jeff first time in its previous game Julie FalkowskIJ 0-02, K ris Noone 7 2-6 Oberlln 79, Kenyon 74 Referee—Kerry Fraser. A—1X666. Rebounds—Washington 37 (Mohorn 14), Twins Rink), 3:15 , gin set a franchise record, surpass­ the Lakers' second game in a row Johnson and LamarSpruill, helped against CCC rival South Windsor, 16, Andrea Watts 6 6113, Erin Prescott against Wethersfield High. Rlassems Milwaukee 44 (Cummlngs13). Assists— Principla 70, St. Louis Christian a Wrestling Lakars12B,Nuggats124 Washiniiton a (Rulond 8), Milwaukee21 St Joseph's 73, Trl-Stote 59 Manchester/New Britain at Rock­ ing the 154-111 triumph over without All-Star guard Magic Marty Bradshaw 181-523, Gdvie Met- (Pressey5)A—9,«7. Sterling 70, McPherson 65 ville, noon Milwaukee Oct. 14, 1978. Johnson, who is out with a sprained FlyarsS.CanucksS Tabor 67, Friends 65 Ivler 181, Ruth Ann Glass 178-484, East Cathollc/Wethersfleld/Glos- Artis Gilmore scored 23 points, im1|j[ finger. Charlene Wlllette 450, Janet Hattan DENVER (1M) Toledo 67, Kent St. a tonbury at Bristol Eastern, noon Vpneouver 0 2 I—1 477, Donna Schmitt 462. English 1X18 1617 41, Naff X4 1-1 7, W. Big East standings Walsh 8X Urbana 81 Cheney Tech/East Hartford/New Alvin Robertson 21 and George Memories to be stirred for McEnroe Wilmington 76, Hanover 56 Philadelphia 0 3 3—5 Cooper 16196320, Dunn 10603, Lever615 Big East Conference O 'all London at Holy Cross, noon Gervin 20 for the Spurs. Lester Mavs 108, Blazers 102 F irst period—None. Penalties— 66 13, Issel 616 62 18, Evans 612 60 9, W L W L Wls.-Lo Crosse 85, Winona St. 64 back in the 11th game and held at Smyl, Van, 17:03. Halldays Honillk 2-81-35, Turner 616012, Schaves Southwest Conner led the Warriors with 15 Bv Martin Lader During that controversial match the first time in three attempts, Georgetown 3 0 14 0 Cameron 99, Oklahoma Baptist82 points and Mickey Johnson added At Portland, Ore., Mark Aguirre broke the match open by winning love to end the .set. Krickstein, still 60600. Totals51-10623-31—126. St. John's 3 0 11 1 United Press International in Stockholm. Jarryd felt McEnroe Second period—1, Vancouver, Tant114 Patty Marbutai 125, Sarah Luoac- LOS ANGELES (116) Langston 75, Jarvis Christian 61 scored 27 points to pace Dallas. seven consecutive games, carry­ not sharp after sitting out three Chino 137. Pittsburgh 1 0 9 2 Midwest St. 74, Sam Houston 65 Soccer 14. should have been disqualified, but (Halword, Sundstrom), pp, 5:53. 2, Spriggs 60 30 15, Worthy 11-17 62 23, Vlllanova 3 1 9 2 Jim Paxson hit for 29 points and months due to a stress fracture in Phlladelphio, Propp22(Poulin,Craven), Abdul-Jabbor 162267 35, M. Cooper 613 New AAexIco 64, Baptist Coll, a NEW YORK — Cold memories of on Tuesday night he was almost ing him from 3-4 in the opening set Syracuse 119 1 Southwestern 87, S.F. Austin 85 OT Clyde Drexler 25 for Portland. his foot, jumped to a 2-0 lead in the 8:45. 3, Phlladelphio, Ron Suffer 7 Taa-Tetalars 68 19, Scoff 612 68 22, Mcfiee 61 OO 0, Boston College 1 2 10 2 a bitter day in Stockholm are about ready to forgive. to 4-0 in the second. (Carson, McCrImmon), pp, 11:54. 4, Wllkes626O0, AAcAdoo 2-52-36, Lester62 w#st Cavs 107, Nets 101 Dale Ellis had 20 points and Harlett Hasleff 179-183-493, Dot Hills Providence 0 2 7 6 MISLatandlngs to become even more vivid for “ He had a problem in Stockholm Sundstrom. ranked seventh in .second set, but Kriek quickly drew Vancouver, Lemav 12 (Gradin, Dalg- 1-2 1, Rambis 1-1 20 4. Totals 4680 Connecticut 0 2 4 6 Alaska-Anchoraae74,Hawall-Hllo At Richfield, Ohio, World B. Rolando Blackman 16 for Dallas. neault), 13:24. 5, Philadelphia, Bergen 1 463, Rita Kelsey 186541, Morcello 2640—124. 73 John McEnroe. and I accept it.” the 23-year-old the world, had his service broken even and then broke in the seventh Rivers 468, Carol Rodrigue 472, Mary Seton Hall 0 3 9 5 Brlghom Young-Hawall 77, Concor­ Free came off the bench to score 27 Portland’s top three forwards — in four of his la.st five tries, and (Poulin, McCrImmon), 19:53. Penalties— Denysr 18 411718-116 Tuesdoy't Results ■otlem Dlvtston It was during the semifinals of Swede said. “ Every player has and ninth games. Brown, Phi, major (fighting, miscon­ Ann ZawlllnskI 193-473, Deana RIchord Lee AiHtalee 1S2SJS19-114 dia ^ points, including three 3-point Kiki Vandeweghe, Mychal Thomp­ 196178-543, Elvina Balch 196473, Linda Syracuse 64, Boston Collegs 58 w L Pet. the Swedish Open early in N 6 that problem sometime. later complained that a back duct), 5:56: McNob, Van, major Three-point gaols—Evans, M. (NY) a OB baskets, and helped Cleveland hold son and Kenny Carr — were Maher 480, Anita Shorts 18X500, Rose (toorgetown W, Seton Hall TD Cal Lutheran B , Pt. Loma-Nazarene52 Baltimore 13 5 .723 injury affected him particularly “ I’ve been playing very good z(mlsconduct), 5:56; Craven, Phi, » Cooper, Scoff. Total fouls—Denver Today's Dome Chlcogo vember that McEnroe unleashed 6:30; Bubla, Van, 10:51. Robldeau 483, Bertha Toutain 180-491, 30, LosAngelesZ). Rebounds—Denver Chopmon 76, Simpson 61 11 6 .6 0 T 'y i off a New Jersey fourth-quarter sidelined with injuries. while he was .serving. tennis," Kriek .said. “ I just need to TrudI Tovlor 177-476, Nancy Rojos 450, UConn a t Providence St. Louis 8 8 .500 4 his worst tirade of the year. In “ I was upset also because I had 47 (English II) . Los Angeles 42 Gonzoga 79, Seattle P adflcM Kriek captured'the final four play a few more matches on this Third period—6, Vancouver, Smyl 13 Martle Barllle 463, Nancy Smith 180, f gturdgy's Dames Hawaii PacItIcW, Alosko-FoIrbanksTl Minnesota 8 8 .500 4 addition to berating officials with the match, then I suddenly lost the Pom Stratton 177-484, Anne Minis 189, (Abdul-Jobbar 12). Aselste—Denver 34 Pittsburgh at UConn (Storrs), 8 Cleveland court and start serving and volley­ (Butcher, Holward),5:24.7, Phllodelphia (Evane9),LoeAngtfee 34 (Cooper 16). N. Colorado 67, Denver 64 8 10 .444 5 his typical charming language, he mateW. He didn’t play well at all games against Krickstein, who at Bergen 2 (Poulin, Eriksson), 11:23. 0, Donno Lindsay 196489, Jessie Williams Georgetown at Vlllanova Pepperdine 90, Colorado 64 Pittsburgh 7 9 .438 5 ing a little better and I'll he right on 186521, Nancy Anselmo 180-477, JoAnn Technicals—H onillk; Los Angeles (1116 Syracuse at Providence New York 5 11 smashed his racket at his racket th a ^ a y and I was playing very 17 was the youngest man ever to Philadelphia, Poulin 10 (unas­ gal defense). A—13024. S. Utah St. 64, Mesa (Colo.) SO J13 7 Pederson out for year top of my gam e.” sisted). 19:53. Penalties—Pocchet, Phi, Ricci 183, Terry Priskwaldo 193-469, Seton Hall at Boston College Santa Clara 73, Puget Sound a Western INvIston bag, then at paper cups and finally welf.” qualify for the Masters. motor (fighting), 8:59; LIdster, Von, Pat Thibodeau 469, Lou Toutain 187- Seattle a , Poclflc (Artheron San Diego 14 4 .778 Jarryd owns one decision over Kriek, moving the bull well and- Kriek has lost both his mutches Rackals 112, Kings 110 a Los Angels* BOSTON (U PI) — Boston Bruins peared within two months for the at a cannister of water, splashing major (flgthlng), 8:59. 498, Lee Bean 199-530, Lorna Salvatore S. Oregon 69, Humboldt St. 63 13 5 .706 V/» effective with his drop shot, opened to Wilander. but both were on grass 456, Shirley Eldrldge463, Camille Scuta Wichita 8 6 .571 4 all-star center Barry Pederson will beleaguered Pederson, who broke the court with water. McEnroe in four meetings, and he the match with a break and nursed in the Australian Open. Shots on goal-Vancouver 611-14— 400, Barbara Seifert 186490, Fran KANSAS CITY O il) Oaargslnwn BO. Satan Hall 70 Los Vegos 7 10 .412 4Vb miss the remainder of the season a knuckle on his right hand during That match was against Anders also shared in two doubles victo­ 3X Philadelphia 9-1613-37. Mlsserl 300-22X614. E. Johnson 11-236426,DlberdlngX6606, Tacoma 7 11 J89 7 ries over McEnroe in 1984, includ­ it until Krickstein capitalized on “ I think I have a little better Kansas City 6 12 J33 • due to a "recurring fibrous tumor” a pre-season game with the Quebec Jarryd, and although McEnroe Thompson 68608, Drew 612 6219, Theus ing the match that clinched the his fourth break point in the 10th chance on this surface." Kriek Power-play conversions—Vancouver X10 62 8. Woodson 616 4-4 lO, Thorpe OEORDETOWN (W) Leaders Dalkii 5 14 .263 on his right arm, the team Nordiques. recovered from a 5-3 deficit in the 1-1. Philadelphia 1-2. 67 7-10 17, Buse 61 60 0, McNamara Martin 63 60 0, Wingate 611 X4 15, TvMdoy's lUMriti second set to win, 1-6, 7-6, 6-2, he Davis Cup for Sweden. game to even the match. said. ’T il have a little more time to Ewing 1617 X4 a , Jackson 1-3 62 4, Kansas City 6, Las Vegas: announced Tuesday. 2-4 60 4, Pope 1-1 60 XTotals46871622 During his first three seasons, was assessed $2,100 in fines, and a Jarryd, beating Sundstrom for Kriek, though, got the break set up for his really tough returns.” Goalies—Vancouver, Bordeur. Phila­ Transactions 110. Wllllams651-29,McDonald1G1-63,Floyd Wodnesdoy’s Oomw Pederson,. 23, had a benign delphia, Lindbergh: A—17,191. HOUSTON (111) 1-2 X4 5, Broadnax 65 60 4, Lockhart (3iloago at Now York, 7:35 p.m. tumor removed last summer from Pederson, from Nanaimo, B.C., '21-day suspension. 6063XHIghsmlth1-260XMataenX4606, McCrae 6113-413, Sampson 6181-117, 1984 Money Leadera Dallas at Kansas City, 8:35 p.m. his right bicep and the latest averaged 105 points. This year he In addition, the bad memories Referee—Terry Gregson. Olajuwon 11-21 2-3 24, Hollins 7-13 6518, Dalton 64M 7. Totals 36 a 162896 St. Louis at Tacoma, 10;K p.m. I Wiggins61500IX Petersen 1-160X Reid Thunstay's Gchms growth is in the same area. No date has managed only 4 goals and 22 linger, and they are being brought Baltimore — Named Bob Goughon X5 60 6, Uoyd 7-11 60 KMIcheaux lETO N HALL (78) PDA GOLF Pittsburgh at Chicago, 8:35 p.m for the surgery has been set. assists in 22 gameo. back to life since McEnroe will be Sukova heads for rematch 1, Tom Watson 8476260. 2, Mark Islandars 3, Canadians 1 general manager of Rochester o f the X5 60 6, Elho 62 60 0, McDowell 60 Salley 61160IX McOoud 69161216, A team spokesman said Peder­ meeting Jarryd again Thursday Intematlonol League. 60 0. Totals 51-102 161311X Burton 611 66 14, Major 612 60 10, O'Meara 8465,873.3, Andy BeanS4a,995.4, The surgery last summer had Clevelond — Named Bill Terlecky port Eaves 66 62 6, M. Bryant 1-4 1-1 3, Denis Watson 8408,563. 5, Tom Kite prevented Pederson from playing son received several opinions on night in the quarterfinals of the hearts of most of the 3,800 fans at play more net game than base­ MoiMreal 0 1 p—l owner ot Buffalo of the Eastern League. KanMH City ■ a 1614—no Jones 60 60 0, S. Bryant 60 60 0, 8348A40. 6, Bruce Lletike 8342AS. 7, Football for Team Canada in the Canada what ought to be done about the - $400,000 Masters. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Helena NY Islanders 2 8 1 -2 San Diego — Signed freeogent reliever Broussord60600, Whitaker60600, SI no Fred Couples 8334,573. 8, Craig Stodler the George Washington University line,” Sukova said. “ If I stay on the Heueten a a v t l —111 Cup tournament. The growth reap­ current growth. Jarryd earned his berth by Sukova, who ended Martina Nifv- Rrst period—1, New York Islanders, Tim Stoddard toaXyeorcontroct. Three-point goal-Drew. Fouled 68631, R(^S611-21,Voat606OaTotals 8314,241. 9, Greg Norman 8310,2a. 10, Smith Center. ba.seline there’s more possibility Troffler II (FlatlevI, sh, 13:03; 3, New Bsshstboll out—None. Total fouls—Kansas 1663a - a a . Peter Jacobsen 82954)24. beating fellow Swede Henrik Sund­ ratllova’s 74-match winning streak York, Jonsson 9 (Gilbert, LoFontollne), Houston — Signed forward City 30, Houston 17. Rebounds— Halftime—Georgetown 40, Seton Hall LPOA GOLF NFL playoHi strom, 6-4, 61, Tuesday night, last month at the Australian Open, “ I was really mad after the first I ’m going to lose that match, so I pp, 15:01. Penalties, (Uirlson, Mon Larry Mlcheoux to a Xyeor contract. Kansas City 41 (Thomaeon9),Houstan44 2A Fouled ouf—william s. Total fouls— 1, Betsy King 8 2 6 6 ,7 7 1 . 2, Potty set,” Gurney said. “ I at least went to the net." Sheehan 8 2 5 5 ,1 8 5 . 3, Ayako Okomoto following which Johan Kriek beat took an uncertain step in her first (m olor) 5:37: Lone, NYI (m olor), 5:37; (Olojuwon 12). Aselsta—Kansas City Georgetown a , Seton Hall a. Rebounds— wanted to make it a good match Sukova said she did not get an Nattress, Mon 7:15; Flatlev, NYI, 11:54; CeNepe 30 (Theus 11), Houston 31 (Hollins Georgetown 40 (Ewing 9), Seton Hall a 8 2 5 1 ,1 0 8 . 4, Pot Bradley 8 2 a ,4 7 6 5, Amy NFLPloyoni Owners block purchase Aaron Krickstein, 7-5, 6-3. round match Tuesday toward w ild Cord Gomos LangevIn.NYI,11:49; Corbonneou.Mon, Eastern New AAexIco — Named Don 11).. Technical—Woodson. A—13,406. (Burton 17). Asslsts-Georgetown Alcoff 8 2 a , 4 1 2 . 6, Jull Inkster 8 1 8 6 ,5 0 1 . 7, In another quarterfinal Thurs­ gaining a rematch with the top- and I p.syched myself up. ... I enthusiastic reception in her 11:0; Nllan; Mon (m alor), 11:30; Lane, Carthel football coach. a (Jackson, Broodnax 5 each), Seton Nancy Lopez 8183,756. 8, Kathy Whit­ Soluidav, Doc. i i needed to get a rhythm." homeland after beating Navratil­ Northern Michigan— Athletic director Holl 11 (AAajor 3). Technical—Seton worth 8 1 4 6 ,4 0 1 .9, JoAnneCarner8144,90l) AFC — Seattle 13, LA Raiders 7 NEW YORK (U PI) — Nine of the Marge Schott’s bid to purchase ' day afternoon, Kriek will play seeded Navratilova at the Wa­ NYI (molor), 11:30. Once Gurney found her rhythm, Second period—3, Montreal, Naslund Gll Canale resigned. Hall coach Carlesimo. A—1X171. 10, Donna White 8129,971. •undoy. Doc n 13 American League owners voted controlling interest in the Cincin­ fourth seed Mats Wilander of shington stop on the women’s ova. "They don’t like us too 35 (Mondou, Trem blay), 8:56. Penn State — Assistant football coach MEN'S TENNIS NFC — NY Giants 16, LA Rams 13 the Czechoslovakian Sukova had much.” Sukova said of the Czechs’ Radio and TV Dtvtslenol ptatveffs to allow Gaylord Broadcasting to nati Reds was not voted upon at the Sweden. professional tennis tour Penalties—Jonsson, NYI, 8:56: ’ Bob Phillips retired: dropped basketball (Assn. Of Tennis Profeistonals) not only to content with Gurney, attitude toward tennis players. Carlson Mon (m olor), 17:58; Hallln, player Terry Graves. (Additional 1984 eornlnes and bonuses M u t ^ # D oc 19 purchase one-thjrd of Ed Chiles’ joint meeting of major-league The opening round will be The fifth-seeded Sukova had to NYI (molor),17:58. Football w ill bo added oftor AAostors tournament Miami 31, Soottlo 10 stock in the Texas Rangers yester­ owners, but the issue will come up concluded tonight when Vitas come back from a 3-1 deficit in the but with the American crowd. Another Czechoslovakian, Minnesota — Named Marc Trest- TONIGHT Jon. 9-11). M n Francisco 21, NY Giants 10 Tennis day, but that wasn’t quite good at a later time. Proposed owner­ Gerulaitls plays Joakim Nystrom third set to win her match against “ 1 knew they’d be more for her second-seed Hana Mandlikova, Third period—4, New York, Troffler 12 man OHistont coach. 7:00 Tennis; Volvo Masters, ESPN 1, John McEnroe 81,389,109. 2, Ivan lundoy. Doc M concurred. Bossy. Brent Suffer) 19:57. Penalties— 7:00 College basketball: Maryland Lendl, C zechoslovakia, 8700,196. 3, Chicago 23, Washington 19 enough. A three-quarters majority ship changes traditionally require and Eliot ’Teltscher faces Tomas unseeded 15-year-old Melissa Gur­ because first she’s American and ilossy. NYI, 4:50; Hunter, Mon, 7:0. Hockey vs. North Carolina, ESPN Jimmy Connors 8544,4ra. 4, Mats Pittsburgh 24, Denver 17 — or 10 votes — were necessary to considerable time for thorough Smid. ney. Sukova later admitted her 61, she's younger,” Sukova said. “ They just don’t like tennis as Shots on goal-M ontreal 9-9-13—31. NY Boston — Announced center Barry 7:30 Pro basketball: Celtics vs. Bulls, Wllander, Sweden, 8441,256. 5, To­ Contaronco rbamplenNiIpe 4-6, 6-4 victory was “ more tough When Gurney built a 3-1 lead in much as they did two years ago and Islonders 16X6—24. Pederson w ill m lu the rest of the SportsChannel, WKHT mas Smid, Czechoslovakia, 8394,537 iundent's RoeuWi approve the sale of the stock. review before submitted for The season ending champion­ At New Yerfc, Jen. i Miami 45, Pittsburgh 2$ than I thought it would be.” the first set, however, Sukova they have reasons for it,” Mandlik­ Power-play conversions—Montreal season; acquired center Butch Goring on 8:00 College bosketboll: UConn vs. innt rswmi 6, Andres Gomez, Ecuador, Had AL owners approved the approval. ship of the 1984 Grand Prix circuit, X«,NYIslanders2-l. waivers; recalled Nevin AAarkwart from Providence, Channel a , WPOP Anders Jonvd, Sweden, def. Henrik 8344,143. 7, Jimmy Arias 8 3 a ,1 7 6 8, San Francisco 2X Chicago 0 sale, a simple majority of National being staged at Madison Square After Sukova won the first set returned to her serve-and-volley ova said after beating Mardella Goalies—Montreal, Soetart; NY Is­ Hershev of the Ameii<;an Hockey League. 9:00 College basketball: Ohio State Sundstrem, Sweden, 6-4, 6-1; Johan Anders Jarrvd, Sweden, 8269,162. 9, Super Bowl xTx game. Mesker 6-3, 7-6, (7-4) Tuesday. landers, Hrudev. A—15,904. leccer vs. Wisconsin (taped), ESPN Henrik Sundstrom, Sweden, 8245,413 Sunday, Jon. S8 League owners would have been Mrs. Schott's bid was announced Garden, is known as the Volvo easily, 61. Gurney responded by Kriefc, Naples, Flo., def. Aaron Krlck- A t Polo AHo, Com . “ 1 feel more confident when I “ It’s s a d " Pittsburgh (MISL) — Named Steve 9:30 Pro basketball: Knicks vs. steln, (irosse Pointo, Mich., 7-5,63. 10, Jooklm Nystrom, Sweden, necessary to complete the deal. Dec. 21. Masters. winning the second set and the Referee—Bryan Lewis. Buttle ployer-osslstont coach. Nuggets, Channel 9 8331,478. MIomI vs. Son Francisco,!p.m . C MANrHKSTER HERALD, Wcdncsdciv. Jiin. 9. 1985 - U.

12 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Jan. 9. I98j College basketball roundup Sports In F O C U S / Food Youth basketball night planned Techsters hit rough waters Friday night's Manchester High-Rockville High basketball game at Clarke Arena has been designated as 'Youth Basketball .of confidence now,” Clemson Night' and all Recreation Department youth basketball league Bv Fred Lief United Press International coach Cliff Ellis said. "We played players in Manchester and Vernon will get in free of charge. aggressive from the tipoff. We are Tickets for Friday’s game are available at the respective Rec Georgia Tech is just beginning not a good basketball team if we departments. its trip through the Atlantic Coast play cautious. We've got to play t o Conference and already it’s hit uptempo.” white water. Elsewhere, No. 1 Georgetown Big games on tap for UConn The Yellow Jackets, ranked 10th beat Seton Hall 90-70 and No. 8 Syracuse defeated No. 17 Boston STORRS — University of Connecticut basketball team has two in the country, have dropped two of 'X' ■ important Big East games this week, visiting Providence three league games and that’s College 64-58. College tonight and facing Pittsburgh Saturday here at the Field without having encountered the At East Rutherford, N.J., Pa­ likes of Duke and North Carolina. trick Ewing scored 33 points on House. Over the weekend they were 15-0M7 shooting to power George­ UCOnn is 4-6 overall, 0-2 in the Big East and has lost three in a beaten by Wake Forest and Tues­ town, 14-0, in a Big East game. The row. Providence is also 0-2 in the conference and 7-6 overall. day night in Atlanta Clemson sent 7-foot All-America also had 9 The UConn-Providence game will be televised on WTXX-TV, them for a spill with a 90-81 victory rebounds and 6 blocks. Andre Channel 20, starting at 8 o’clock. behind Vince Hamilton's 27 points. McCloud scored 16 points and The UConn-Pittsburgh game Saturday night will also be "It’s a tough loss for us and we Ricky Burton nailed 17 rebounds telecast by WTXX starting at 8 o'clock. Pittsburgh is currently know people will think we’re, not a for Seton Hall. 9-2 overall, 1-0 in the Big East, and is idle until Saturday’s game. very good basketball team.” Geor­ At Syracuse, N.Y.r Dwayne gia Tech coach Bobby Cremins Washington and Rafael Addison save you said. "Hopefully, we can come scored 20 points each to lead the Booze cracks world rankings back, though it’s going to be Orange in a meeting of Big East HARTFORD — Hartford light heavyweight Tyrone Booze has tough." ' powers. Syracuse, 9-1, took the lead for good with 1: leftonDerik become only the second boxer in over 25 years to crack the world The Tigers led 70-53 with 11:55 to 15 go before Tech cut it to 80-77 with Brower’tf two free throws. Trevor boxing ratings, it has been announced by F. Mac Buckley. 2:38 left. With Tech on the move. Gordon and Roger McCready each Booze is ranked 20th in the latest World Boxing Council ratings. Yellow Jacket guard Mark Price had 13 for BC. 10-2. Booze, the New England light heavyweight champ, is scheduled drove to the basket, but could not In other games. Terry Gannon cjiouV)\es to box a 10-round main event against former light heavyweight convert. Tech was never able to scored 10 points and North Carol­ champion Eddie Mustapha Muhammad on Friday night, Feb. 8. recover. Clemson outscored Tech ina State broke a three-game at New York’s Madison Square Garden. 10-4 in the Rnal 2:01. losing streak by beating Virginia "That was the key play of the 51-45; Barry Stevens struck for 36 UPl photo ball game,” Cremins said. "We points to become Iowa State’s Troy Wortham In ESPN tourney had a layup there. We had our best all-time scoring leader in a 106-86 Syracuse’s Dwayne ’Pearl’ Washington has a step HARTFORD — Twenty-year-old Troy Wortham, a University man with the ball. Either he’s romp over Abilene Christian; Boston College’s Michael Adams, who grabs him from going to score or get fouled in that Robert Jackson’s 20 points helped 9 of Hartford junior, will box Boston’s Kenny Butler in ah 8-round behind in Big East play Tuesday night at the Carrier 9 situation. But we got nothing out of James Madison defeat Old Domin­ bout to open the national ESPN 147-pound tournament on it and that just broke our back.” ion 80-68, denying Coach Paul Dome in Syracuse. Orangemen won, 64-58. Thursday night, Jan. 31, at Atalntic City’s Resorts International Hamilton was outstanding, hit­ Webb his 500th victory; Mike Hotel and Casino. ting l2-of-16 shots. He was backed Yeager scored 14 points to lift the second half as Wake Forest seconds left; Toledo scored the Wortham, undefeated with 19 wins, including 13 KO s, is one of by Horace Grant with 17 points and Army over Fordham 63-59; and rallied past Furman 79-64; Kelvin final 8 points on free throws to eight boxers chosen nationally by Top Rank, Inc., of New. York Glen McCants with 13 as the Tigers Boston University downed Colgate Scarborough’s two free throws and defeat Kent State 67-58; Mike ■ ' I and ESPN to box for the national crown. shot 60 percent in hiking their 57-54 in double overtime as Mike a dunk in the last 12 seconds sent Ballenger and Kannard Johnson You neecio’t pay mega bucks for tortellini salacf hit for 14 points apiece to push record to 9-2. Alexander hit two technical foul New Mexico over Baptist 64-59; * I ^ / ____V, V.,n,> pound shell-shaped pasta thawed, divide it into six pieces. with Edward DeBartolo, Sr. De- ments were worked out. said. “ We will be happy to purchased from supermarket puree over the sausage and sprin­ agreement with his former U.S. There is an alternative. You can Bring a large pot of water to boil >/t cup mayonnaise Separate some of the “ leaves of FOXBORO, Mass. — New England Patriots coach Raymond Bartolo’s team, the Pittsburgh- entertain contract talks at this dairy department kle in a few fennel seeds, if desired. Football League team and will serve the same five items, with and cook tortellini according to 1 tablespoon capers (optional) pastry so you have formed a J Berry is expected to add.five assistants to his staff Wednesday. I 8-ounce can tomato sauce J become a free agent in the next few Maulers, has merged with Phila­ At Tuesday's news conference, time with any professional team.” plenty of fresh, raw vegetables to Dash red hot pepper sauce pocket, fill with spinach mixture Close dough to make turnover package directions. Drain well. Among those to be named figures to be Dante Scarnecchia, Rozier and Brendan Moynihan, Wilkinson, reached by telephone •A pound thinly-sliced pepperoni shapes, sealing well with the tines days. delphia to form the Baltimore round out the menu, for less than Meanwhile, combine oil, vinegar, 1 teaspoon lemon juice and close again. Place at least 2 recently fired as special-teams coach. Stars. Wilkinson’s accountant, said De­ in Philadelpha, declined to reveal half the cost. You can do it Vegetable oil of a fork. Brush tops with a little herb and mustard. Toss this >A pound Imitation crab (see note Open tube of doiigh and pat or inches apart on a cookie sheet. A news conference has been called for 1 p.m. EST at Sullivan The Stars were not interested in Bartolo would buy out the former terms of the agreement. But he yourself, using convenience pro­ Bak«,,in a preheated 400-degree additional vegetable oil. Place "1 will be playing someplace.” dressing with the tortellini while below) use rolling pin to flatten into a Stadium to make the announcements. paying Rozier and did not invite Nebraska running back. said the amount paid by DeBar­ ducts which are available in fairly far apart on a cookie sheet. Rozier said Tuesday. " I ’m tired of pasta is still hot. Paprika as garnish large rectangle. Spread dough ovenibr 20 minutes, or until dough sitting around. I want to be out on him to training camp. Rozier’s "Mike has accepted the terms of tolo, combined with what Rozier supermarkets. is thoroughly cooked. Bake for 25 minutes in a preheated likely will receive in a new Pepperoni rolls are a snap with Cook pasta in plenty of boiling with tomato sauce (use a wooden 350-degree oven. Serve alone, or Jordan heads slam dunk list • Clean and slice mushrooms and water, following package direc­ contract, would be comparable to refrigerator bread dough, and spoon or a basting brush) then These do not freeze particularly with additional tomato sauce. carrot. Halve and remove seeds tions. Drain well, then chill. distribute pepperoni evenly. Roll INDIANAPOLIS — The rewards of being an NBA rookie what Rozier would have earned spinach puffs are simple using ' well. from the bell-pepper, then cut into Meanwhile, combine mayon­ like a jelly roll and divide length in Variation: The spinach seasoned sensation in a city hungry for a sports champion have hit Chicago had he remained under contract. frozen puff pastry. A Miami’s Brophy wants second titie slivers. (The pepper is used mostly fourths. Brush lightly with vegeta­ with garlic, mentioned in the puff A As a free agent, Rozier can Even if you consider yourself a naise, capers, red pepper sauce Bulls guard Michael Jordan with the force of one of his for color, and should be omitted if and lemon juice. Toss this with ble oil and bake, in a 350-degree Simplified caizone recipe, is a good substitute for the spectacular slam dunks. Miami’s last four games. was ready.” negotiate with any USFL team. kitchen klutz, you can boil water, Bv Dave Raffo they’re expensive.) shredded imitation crabmeat. Set oven, for 25 to 35 minutes, or until 1 11-ounce tube soft breadstick meat in this recipe. Spinach may The former North Carolina star was at a Tuesday news He has teamed with second-year Brophy prepared himself by The Houston Oilers, who hold his- right? And slice a few mushrooms United Press International aside. browned and thoroughly cooked. dough, purchased from the dairy also be added, along with the meat, conference to announce the eight participants ;n the 1985 NBA Mark Brown to strengthen a expecting the worst heading into NFL rights, have said they will not and carrots, right? Voila! You can Toss vegetables with the rest of At least an hour before the salad department for a complete meal in a pie. Slam Dunk Championship Feb. 9 at Market Square Arena. The previous weakness at inside line­ training camp. With returning begin negotiations until USFL make tortellini salad, one of the the salad. Taste and adjust for salt Note: These may be frozen and MIAMI — Jay Brophy wants to and pepper. Cover closely and is to be served, combine the pasta event is a prelude to the NBA All-Star game Feb. 10 at the Hoosier give Miami its second straight backer and help Miami pull out of a starters Duhe and Earnie Rhone. Commissioner Chet Simmons trendiest salad items in culinary Dome. championship football team. mid-season defensive slump. playing his position, B rophy. signs a letter releasing Rozier Jordan was among eight players selected for the event in a Brophy helped the University of “ Right now our defense is wasn’t sure he would make the from the league. playing well, and that's good for team. “I think there’s a good chance N national media poll. Also chosen for the slam dunk showdown Mianli Hurricanes to the national N "I like to be a little more I'll get that letter,” Wilkinson said. Diner’s curry were defending champion Larry Nance of Phoepix, slam dunk championship last year and will me because Jhey won’t want to Florida diner Asked where he wanteff to play, ' innovator Julius Erving of Philadelphia, rookie Charles Barkley start at inside linebacker Jan. 20 in make any changes,” Brophy said. negative anyway,” he said. “ It makes me work harder, I don't Rozier said, "I'm looking at the of Philadelphia, Orlando Woolridge of Chicago, Clyde Drexler of Super Bowl XIX for the Miami “ Me and Mark Brown went back in there together late in the year and expect too much. Memphis Showboats in the USFL Portland, Darrell Griffith of Utah and Dominique Wilkins of Dolphins against the San Fran­ is quick, easy we’ve been playing well. The “ I just thought about trying to and Houston Oilers in the NFL. It’s Atlanta. cisco 49ers. offers blend "1 tell you, it’s just all so coaches have stuck with us.” make the team, I was just trying to between one of those teams.” ' f o r t WALTON BEACH, Fla. (UP!) - John unreal," Brophy said after Mia­ Brophy and Brown now give the fit in. I was down here the last five But Moynihan said Rozier would Dolphins nine defensive starters years, I knew how good these guys not limit himself to Memphis in the Robertson deflects most requests for recipes mi’s 45-28 AFC Championship from his,diner in the Florida Panhandle by John Henry, Swale honored game win over Pittsburgh in the whose last names begin with the were.” USFL. “ We’re looking at the best of East, West letter B. But adding to the “ Killer Brown, a ninth'-round pick from situation for Mike,” he said. explaining his cooks do their work without any. Orange Bowl Sunday. “ The amaz­ 1**^ ^ .^21 NEW YORK — One enjoys amazing longevity and the other ing thing is, it’s in the same city on Bees” contingent was not a reason Purdue in 1983, led the Dolphins in Rozier won the Heisman Trophy Thai culsfne' like moat found In the Orient, is an died prematurely, but yesterday both John Henry and Swale in 1983 after gaining 2,148 yards Bv John DeMers ' the same field and I’m playing the for drafting Brophy in the second the regular season with 77 tackles United Press International accumulation of techniques rather than a handy were honored as champions when the 1984 Eclipse Awards were same position." round last May. ,The first-round and has 15 in post-season. Brophy’s and scoring 29 touchdowns for "Im .»» J set of sUqM. And beHdes, he adds, few home cooks announced. The Thoroughbred Racing Associations, the Brophy's personal winning choice, Jackie Shipp of Oklahoma, regular season was hindered by Nebraska, which went undefeated FORT WALTON BEACH, Fla. — Rudyard Kipling, -1 1 ' would sprod the hours required to produce the National Turf Writers Association, and the Daily Racing Form streak hit 22 games earlier in the i$ third-string behind Brophy and injuries that caused him to miss in the regular season before losing who carried on about East and West having no meat stocks at the heart of hls best dishes. jointly sponsor the awards. season. The Hurricanes won their Duhe. five games and play sparingly in to Miami, 31-30, in the Orange common ground, obviously never lunched on last 11 games last year, and the ’T m not sure he was a sur­ four others. Bowl. barbecued chicken, ma’shed potatoes and Tawm With some prodding, however, Robertson parts Dolphins their first 11 of 1984. prise,” Miami coach Don Shula Yahm Gai at John’s Diner. with a quick and easy recipe of soris-for his Thai King gets dispute split decision But it was after the streak ended said of Brophy. “ We took him in the John Robertson, a veteran of both Navy and Air Cunyf, a dish far removed from the thicker, that Brophy played his best for the second round but we felt he would Force who ran three restaurants in Thailand, mixes darker versions served in India. ATLANTIC CITY. N.J. — Lightweight Jocko King of play before our No. 1 pick, Jackie PaineWebber cordialty invites you to Philadelphia scored a disputed sixth-round knockdown Tuesday Dolphins. He had to overcome two the country cooking of his Missouri boyhood with the V injured thumbs and beat out Pro Shipp. He says it can be made with vegetable oil night in a 10-round split decision over A1 Martino of Washington. attend our three-part seminar on spicy delights of his wife’s native cuisine. Bowl-bound A.J. Duhe first, but "He (Shipp) is a great talent but ” 1’ve been to every country in the world and eaten in , instead of stock, but in home testing the addition Martino, 23, appeared to slip ashe dodged a short right hand by Brophy has made 26 stops in he's not ready to play like Brophy every major city,” said Robertson, 59, sipping coffee ^ of canned chtckni broth pushed the product miles King. But referee Joe O'Neill ruled a knockdown midway at his table near the kitchen. “ But I’ve never seen closer to that otjoyed at the restaurant. through the sixth round. That ruling was the winning margin for anybody else put chicken and dumplings and fried King, accoring to judge Ron Burns, who scored the fight 5-5 but rice on the same damn menu." ' Much is left to the Individual taste buds. For favored him on points, 46-45. Lynne Carter awarded King a 6-4 Fuiandal That menu is the heart of the diner’s fascination, example, people who love the taste of curry can edge, while William Costrub scored it 6-4 for Martino. because no one would travel farther than across the increase the amount of powder added. Those with King, 20, raised his record to 14-2-2 with 8 KOs. Martino fell to street for the dark paneled walls, clothless tables or no particular feeling for curry but an affection for highly spioed dishes can,add a few ground 10-3-1 with 1 KO. utensils wrapped in paper napkins. LYNCH P t a n n i i ^ Yet the list juggles items like meatloaf, baked ham jalaneno peppers in lemon juice (a liquid the and rice and gravy with the pungent, texture-rich Tluis tend to substitute for vinegar). (Bunager feeling creations of Thailand. If you’re heavily taxed, you should listen in on our These Oriental dishes, though similar in some ways /■ ju s t s u p e r MODERN AUTO to Chinese, are almost always spicier and lighter, Thai Curry lecture on Personal Financial Planning. W ell tell sidestepping heavy breading and the ever-present t chicken breasto REDWOOD CITY, Calif. (UPl) RADIATOR you about the risks and potential rewards of: — When punter Max Runager lost Getty sweet and sour for sauces built on meat stocks and I laMespeons chicken broth or vegeuble oU INTRODUCES his job with the Philadelphia spiked with an assortment of Thai peppers. jl large onions, sliced and separated 9 9 Eagles, it appeared the only way the 90-minute ’ Mutual Rinds • Benefits o f Compounding Vk cup bamboo sboou THE KITCHEN has a series of imaginary lines he’d work at the Super Bowl was if drive-ln and > S tock Mariret • Tax Shelters 4 MMces canned coconut milk (curdles less than he was willing to sell popcorn. dividing the Aitierican and Thai cooks, the latter fresh) . ' ■> driveaway aolutloni FULL SERVICE brought over by Robertson through a dizzying Runager got the boot by the > Life Insurance • Selecting Professionals 8 ounces canned chicken broth FOR: > Tline Value o f Money • Tax Planning complex of contacts and paperwork. UPl photo t onnees whole milk Eagles, but now he’s headed tor Auto radiator laaks. If you buy Your Gas Somewhere Else Stanford Stadium Jan. 20 as the The Americans come in before dawn, to make combination of Southern cooking and 4 Mblespoons4ry red curry powder hoso leaka, overhoating, breakfast and start the time-consuming baking and John Robertson stands beside the cash Vk taUespomi Nnmpin Itaih sance (Thai fish punter for the NFC champion San You Probably Pay Too Much. spicy Thai delicacies. Francisco 49ers. thermoatata. Join US at our free seminars. roasting. They also get the stock pots going, so the register in his unusual diner in Fort sauce, avaUnble in specialty stores) Thais can leap directly into stir-frying as soon as they "Unemployed to the Super antl-froozo ijiliangoa. We’ll gladly wash your windshield T im e: 'Siesday, January 15,22,29,7:30 PM. Walton Beach. Fla. He serves a Bowl,” Runager said. arrive about 10 a.m. Stir fry the chicken pieces in 3 tablespoons of broth or vegetable oil until they are cooked "Unbelievable." cleaning and fluaning and check your oil. P l a c e : Q uality Inn "That’s the part everybody said would never recalled. "I had more money than me and my family work," Robertson remembered. “ It took me two Before long, however, he noticed his Thai through but not brown, then set aside to cool. There are 49 49ers with a We have found that most of Route 83, Vernon, CT waitresses showing a tendency to disappear into the could throw away. I could rest in my apartment different story, but Runager’s our customers’ problems Premium Unleaded Regular Unleaded years to convince them it would work, because it upstairs and just answer a bell if there was a problepa^ l i ghHv saute the sliced onions until they begin to kitchen, piling his creamy country trademark over ' i i o w n , then add bamboo, shoots, coconut milk, season is unique in that it was S p e a k e r : Sue Ann Perry worked for me in Thailand.” "We had a maid for every toe. But that’s no y /jS y to can be solved within this PoinMUber, VP lnvatm tnU ,C *rtifiid Financial Planner mountains of long-grain rice. seemingly written for Hollywood. Robertson spoke with respect for Southeast Asia, raise kids. I worked hard for every little dollar 1 ever whole milk and 6 ounces of chicken broth. time frame. The problem . * which gave him his most lasting home after he left "And they wondered why they were getting fat,” When tmt mixture begins to bubble, stir in the 1 23 1.12* had." part is removed, promptly Free Financial Plan Missouri to serve in the Pacific during World War II. Robertson said. curry powder. Cover and let simmer for lO 92 Oct 87 Oct upon completion of seminars. Open 24 hours a' day. John’s Diners in Thailand These days, Robertson has his teenage sons F o r the R e co rd repaired on our premises His native turf failed to hold him once he left the working hard in his restaurant, along with his wife minutes before adding the Thai fish sauce, Navy, so he signed on with the Air Force and rose to sported a colorful clientele — British soldiers on tight starting with 'A teaspoon and increasing to taste. and reinstalled. Uthai. / Quality Rental Cars at LOW prices the rank of wing sergeant major before retiring after budgets, American diplomats longing for home, Thai Served over white rice, the curry serves six as Replacements are avail­ R>r reservations call families seeking some of the best versions of their He blends different-types of soy sauce to ach ie^ a ' The Herald Angle column of Dec. able from our distributor- 23 years consistency and flavor unavailable commercially. He part of a full Thai meal or four as a main course. Daily - Weekly - Monthly Sandra Ferris at (203) 727-1686. So much of that time was spent in Thailand that he native cuisine. Crushed jalapeno peppers in lemon juice should 26, 1984 incorrectly reported the size inventory. Relax In After 15 years, however, the lifestyle of an also grows five types of hot peppers to assure supply Zone Eight baseball playoff will be chose to stay with his wife and children even after the be served on the side so dinars can stoke up the our waiting room, while American in Asia began to worry Robertson, and price — jalapeno, cayenne and three brought in eliminated. It will remain intact. end of strong American presence. A small restaurant from Thailand. dish as much as they prefer. our knowledgeable speci­ opened near a fading U.S. airbase evolved into three especially where his two young sons were concerned. Dave Farr remains as Zone Eight Lynch Getty Drugs were everywhere, along with drunkenness and Uthai attempted once to make her own curry, baseball chairman. alists get you moving Thankyou casual eateries in the international resort of Pattaya. Note: Though John’s Diner does not do so, prostitution. grinding the spices laboriously as her ancestors had frozen peas, chopped and lightly sauteed green again. The Tradition of Service Marches On “ All I wanted was something to do,” Robertson done, but Robertson convinced her enough was said. "But the GIs kept after me till 1 built the largest peppers orwhole red peppers can be added to give r \ Football and basketball pictures'^ HE INTENDED to transplant the family to enough. The diner’s delicious Thai curry is now in the Monday issue of the Paiii^9(@bber menu in Thailand. I had 30 or 40 people working for me the mixture cojor. H e ra ld ' v MODERN RADIATOR WORMS 886 Hartford Rd., Mancheater 4 Missouri, until he stumbled on the Florida Panhandle. seasoned with packaged powder imported from her were incorrectly placed. They when I first made chicken and dumplings, and they all 373 Malii S i, MaiwkMter, CT. lOCobsCHution Plaza, Hartford, CT 06103 (203) 727-1500 “ I had the kind of life every man dreams of,” he homeland. were inadvertently switched on ______(across from Lynch Toyota Pontiau)______told me I was crazy." pages 11 and 13. MANCHESTER HERAl.D, Wednesday, Jun. fl. 1985 — 15 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Jan. 9. 1985 Today's Special Microwave is big heip for post-holiday dieters Microwave on high for 5 min­ Menus 2. tablespoons . . flourn - Microwave on hi( J E d i I o r ■ s Combine meat, egg, onion, salt ■A teaspoon oregano leaves utes. Reduce power to 50 percent 2 teaspoons parsley flakes 1 teaspoon salt, optional (Med). Microwave (or20minutes; note: Marge and peppd^. Line sides and bottom Vi teaspoon pepper Bolton schools She raves about crepes of a 9x5-inch loaf dish with 2/3 of Vi teaspoon garlic powder stir and re-cover. Microwave at 50 Senior citizens Churchill is a 1 can (16-ounce) whole tomatoes Ifome econo­ M a r g e ’ s meat mixture. Set aside. Vi teaspoon salt, optional percent power (Med) for 90 The following meals will be served at Mayfair The following lunches will be served in the Bolton Vi teaspoon black pepper V4 cup water utes longer, or until lamb is Elementary-Cewnter schools the week of Jan. 14 Meanwhile, place apples slices In two shallow mist who is a Place spinach packages in mic­ 8 ounces fresh mushrooms Gardens and Westhlll Gardens, the week of Jan. 14 Less than a mile from the Coventry M i c r o w a v e rowave. Microwave on high for4 to 2 large tomatoes, peeled and fork-tender. Add Italian 8^®” through 18. baking dishes, greased, and bake 15 minutes In a M anchester 1 medium onion, quartered through 18 to Manchester residents who are 60 or town line, in the tiny township of itesident. She 6 minutes, or until warm. Drain chopped beans; 'cover. Microwave at 50 older. Monday: Cold meat grinder, com, ha'penny SSO^egree oven. 1 cup thinly sliced zucchini 1 teaspoon instant beef granules percent power (Med) for 10 min­ pudding cake (cake, peaches, cream.) Mansfield, is the Mansfield Depot, a Place one crepe on a heatproof dish, arrange a teaches micro- m t e h e n spinach thoroughly. ■A teaspoon dried basil Monday: Farmer Brown soup, macaroni with In a medium bowl, combine 1 medium green pepper, cut into utes, or until beans are hot; stir. Tuesday: No school. Martin Luther King Day. restaurant in a converted railroad station. single layer of baked apple slices on top, then wave cooking Marge Churchill Vi teaspoon crushed rosemary cheese and ham. Oriental vegetables, whole wheat drizzle on some of the almond-butter m l«ure. dlasses. If you spinach and nutmeg. Spread half thin strips Let stand covered (or 5 to 10 bread, sliced peaches. Wednesday: South-of-the-border chili con came, Gretchen Wiedie of South Road in Bolton . Pound veal well with mallet or leaves minutes. beans, mlx^ greens, combread muffins, orange Repeat with crepe, apple and almond unul all have any ques­ of spinach over meat in pan; press 1 package (10-ounce) frozen Taetday: Closed, Martin Luther King Day. enjoys meals here several times a year, tions about mic- slightly. Sprinkle cheese over saucer edge to flatten and tender­ Note: for low sodium diet, Wednesday: Cranberry juice, chicken Brunswick WCd|{G8. crepes are used, and the cake stands approxi­ ize. Place veal in a I2x8-inch Italian style green beans substitute diet substitute low-salt and asked us to get the recipe for the apple mately six inches high. End with an apple layer. liowave cook­ spinach. Top with remaining spin­ In a 3-quart casserole, combine stew, green beans, white bread, ice cream. Thursday:-Fish sticks, tartar sauce, macaroni and baking dish. Top with onion rings. bullion. cheese, green beans, frait cocktail gelatin. crepe cake served there. Place cake in a preheated 400-degree oven and ing. you may ach; press lightly. Form remain­ lamb, flour, salt and pepper. Stir Tbnraday: Homemade vegetable soup, American send your questions to: Micro- Note; for low-sodium diet, omit ing meat over top, sealing seams. In a medium bowl, blend tomato Per serving; calories: 156, so­ chop suey, garden salad, Italian dressing, Italian Friday: Pizza day. bake 30 minutes. Serve warm or at paste, flour, basil, oregano, pars­ lamb to coat. Add tomatoes, water, dium: 540mg.,cholesterol: 57 mg., “I love apples, my whole family loves temperature, with whipped cream if desired. wave, Box 591, Manchester He- bacon. Microwave on high for 10 to 15 mushrooms, onion, bullion gra­ bread, oatmeal cookies, purple plums. tald, Manchester, Conn. 06040. Per serving; calories; 48. so­ minutes, or until top of loaf is no ley, garlic powder, salt and exchanges. 2 vegetable, 2 low-fat Friday: Roast pork with gravy, combread stuffing, apples, and I particularly like what they Makes approximately 16 slices. pepper. Stir in tomatoes, zucchini nules, basil, and rosemary. Stir to Coventry schools dium; 547 mg..cholesterol: 12mg., longer pink and internal tempera­ break apart tomatoes; cover. meat. buttered carrots, applesauce, dinner roll, mixed fruit. do in this dessert,” said Wiedie, a exchange: 1 vegetable */l fat. ture is 150 degrees. Let stand for 3 and green pepper. Spread vegeta­ The following lunches will be served In the Coventry ' Help! If you feel like I do, and secretary to the superintendent of schools Basic crepes ])our mirror is telling you the same to 5 minutes. Serves 4 people. bles mixture over veal. Cover with elementary schools the week of Jan. 14 through 18. Per serving; calories: 290, cho­ wax paper. Microwave on high for Monday: Hamburger on a roll, lettuce and tomato, in Bolton. “There is something about that teggs thing my mirror is telling me — S a u e r b r a te n Meals on Wheels almond flavoring, and the way they then it's time to go on a diet! lesterol: 147 mg., sodium: 188mg., 13 to 18 minutes, or until veal is no “ T f i e r e s G old pickle chips, french fries, chilled fruit. 1 cup flour ^ Quick and easy reduced-calorie 1 cup wine vinegar exchanges: 4 low-fat meal, *A fat. longer pink, and vegetables are The following meals are to be served to Meals on Tuesday: No school. Martin Luther King Day. handle the crepes, that makes a great V4 cup milk V/i cups water, divided tender. Rearrange veal after 8 In That Old Chair” Wheels clients the week of Jan. 14 through 18. The hot Wednesday: Fish crunchles or clam roll, french fineals can be prepared in the dessert. It’s really light.” Vi cup cold water jnicrowave to help all of us keep ■A teaspoon salt, optional minutes of cooking time has See Us About Reupholstering! noon meal is listed first and the cool evening meal, fries, cole slaw, pudding sundae. Pinch salt 5 peppercorns elapsed. Serves 4 people. second. Thursday: Meatloaf with gravy, noodles, green 1 taUespoon melted hotter that vow to lose weight. If we fail to Veal with Vegetables We alto tell tuppliet. A combination of three chefs got on the ihed those extra pounds that have >/• teaspoon ground cloves Per serving: calories: 231, so­ Monday: American chop suey, green beans, com, beans, hot biscuits with butter, applesauce. Combine all Ingredients in a blender or f o ^ 1 pound boneless veal, pounded 210 telephone to explain how to prepare the Sccumulated as a part of the >A teaspoon ginger, divided dium: mg., cholesterol: 86 mg., salad, orange. Cold roast beef sandwich, pears, milk. Friday: Pizza, tossed salad, assorted fruit. "processor and blend unUl smooth. Set batter In 3 bay leaves to 'A-inch thickness, cut into exchanges; 2‘A vegetables, 4 low- 7o- Tuesday: Leg of veal with gravy, baked potato, wax apple crepe gateau at home.'^Iere is the the refrigerator for about an hour to allow gluten holiday celebrations — the fault serving pieces Gift Certificates Available Jvill not lie with the microwave. 1 clove garlic, crushed fat meat. beans, salad, pudding. Sliced turkey sandwich, method: in flour to relax. Pour a scant quarter-cup of 2 teaspoons caraway seeds I medium onion, thinly sliced [ grapes, milk. RHAM High schools - Are you considering Weight " PUBLIC WELCOME batter at a Ume in a well-seasoned crepe pan or UA to 2 pounds top round steak, and separated ipto rings Lamb Stew 222 McKEE STREET Wednesday: Baked chicken quarter with gravy, The following lunches will be served at RHAM round-bottom skillet. Cook briefly on one side, flip JVatcher's frozen meals to help you I'A to 2 inches thick 1 can (6-ounce) tomato paste TUES., WED., FBI. 9 am-5 pm cranberry sauce, whipped potatoes, carrots, salad, Apple crepe gateau and cook on the other side. Makes 20 to 24 c r e p ^ reach your goal? They can be 1 tablespoon flour I pound lean lamb shoulder, MANCHESTER THUBS. 9 am-S pm SAT. 9 am -3 pm junior and senior high schools the week of Jan. 14 2 small onions, thinly sliced 6 4 3-D 3g^ cake. Chicken salad sandwich, applesauce, milk. through 18. 10 crepes (see recipe below) Note: Crepes freeze beautifully. Stack with prepared in the microwave. Many 2 medium carrots, sliced ■A teaspoon basil leaves cut Into >A-inch cubes Thursday: Pot roast with gravy, rice, peas, salad, Monday: Salisbury steak, mashed potatoes with pieces of waxed paper between them, overwrap other brands of frozen reduced- 1 tablespoon cornstarch gingei^read. Egg salad kdndwich, fruit and Jello, 1 stick butter, melted gravy, com, homemade roll, frosted cake. 1 cop sugar with foil or plastic, and keep as a frozen asset until calorie entrees and complete ■A teaspoon bouquet sauce milk. Tue^ay: No school. Martin Luther King Day. 8 eggs they are n ^ c d . iTteals are also available, and most Combine vinegar, 1 cup water, Friday: Cheese ravioli with tomato sauce, zucchini, Wednesday: Baked ziti, buttered broccoli, garlic have microwave instructions on salt, peppercorns, cloves, 'A teas­ broccoli, salad, pudding. Tuna salad sandwich, apple, Pinch salt roll, applesauce. 1 teaspoon vanilla To have your favorite restaurant dish Included the package. Follow the directions poon ginger, bay leaves, garlic and milk. Thur^ay: Fruit juice; bacon, lettuce, turkey and m ounces dark rum In this weekly column, simply write a note telling carefully, and you will have a caraway in a small mixing bowl to cheese sandwiches; vegetable soup; potato sticks; 1 ounce Amaretto ns the name of your favorite dish at a local low-calorie meal in minutes. make marinade. Microwave on DOUBLE COUPONS restaurant. We’ll contact the chef and ask for the ' If pre-packaged, frozen meals high for 3 minutes. peanut butter cookies. 1 cup toasted almonds SEE STORE FOR DETAILS Manchester schools Friday: Caizone, garden salad, mixed fruit. 10 firm, tart apples, peeled and sliced recipe. Include your name, address, and a p h m are not for you, your budget or your Place meat in large plastic bag. number where you can be reached during the m y. family — then perhaps you will Pour marinade into bag, over the The following lunches will be served in the Whipped cream for garnish (opUonal) (!SSI?aMw7) 9«w b9foi»th»afuwitfU0««C9 >» —€» SAPliw Manchester public schools the week of Jan. 14 through Prepare crepes and set aside. Combine next 8 (Phone numbers will not be published) Pleute find these entree suggestions to be meat. Tie bag securely. Refriger­ Andover Elementary ingredients in the work bowl of a food processor concentrate on restaurants in the MancbMter Just what you’re looking for. ate 2 to 3 days; turn occasionally. 18. Cholesterol and sodium content Monday: Hamburger or cheeseburger on a roll; The following lunches will be served at Andover and process until almonds are finely ground. area. Address Inquiries to Today’s Spriml, Remove meat. Strain marinade, Elementary School the week of Jan. 14 through 18. (This may also be accomplished, less efficiently, Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester, will be given on these microwave discarding all but ‘A cup. french fries; peas & carrots, chilled mixed fruit. diet recipes. Exchange system Tuesday: No school. Martin Luther King Day. Monday: Hot dog with roll, baked potatoes, peas in a blender.) 06040. Arrange meat, onions, carrots Assorted and carrots, Neapolitan dessert. information is also given for people and 'A c u p of marinade in a 2-quart Wedne^ay: Cheese pizza, tossed salad, sunshine who are on that type of controlled Sirloin Steaks sticks. Tuesday: No school. Martin Luther King Day. casserole; cover. Microwave on Pork C hops Wednesday: Cheese pizza, salad, juice, pudding. diet. high for 3 minutes. Reduce power B tn lOIN BONE IN f ORMEBl' N > SIBiniN Thursday: Chicken nuggets, dip, potato puffs, com, A word about nutrition. Nut­ bread and butter, chocolate chip cookies. Thursday: Oven-fried chicken, mashed potatoes, Supermarket Shopper to 50 percent (Med). Microwave 45 rients are the elements in food to 75 minutes, or until meat is Friday: Orange juice, tuna noodle casserole, com, chocolate cake. which theJiQdy uses to build and apple-celery salad, bread and butter, peanut crunch Friday: Fish and cheese, buttered parsley potatoes, fork-tender, turning over after half maintain itself. The essential of the time. Hl.irif 1 nd pudding. broccoli or mixed vegetables, jello with topping. h Sirloin nutrients — water, protein, car­ Remove meat and vegetables, Contest is trivial tape pursuit [ n«I Chop- bohydrates, minerals, vitamins and set on a covered platter. BEEF LOIN-SCMI BONELESS . SS I and fats — are necessary for a . Remove 1 cup broth from casse­ - J D dHUCK-aONELESS SHOULDER LESSER QUANTITIES S9> LB By M artin Sloone healthy body. So, as you diet, be role; discard remainder. In a Fresh Sirloin J 9 9 Shell S^loin United Feature Syndicate sure to include all the necessary London Broil casserole, blend cornstarch, 'A cup Chicken Legs ib / ^ Tip Roasts Steaks Clip *n’ file refunds nutrients. Watch your calories, water, ‘A teaspoon ginger and Steaks >b I have handled a lot of supermarket cash-register KEF CHUCK-LEAN-tONELEtS 4 (Mk FMSH meed fryer PARTS JWABO KEF UB PKQ 199 n I : 'x control the portions you eat, but eat bouquet sauce. Add broth. Micro- ...... ,.6 9 ' Kahn’s Jumbo Meat Franks Boneless Rump Steaks Baked Goods, Desserts (File 7) tapes in my career as a refunder, but I have never a balanced diet. Beef For Stew A” Box-O-Chicken i wave sauce on high power for 4 to 6 FROZENrnOTEM LIONT AND CRISPY /«in 5NO«lOBIEFJ09ll-ruWOR9IAlORSIIIOKCOMI*1 ^ qq *^9^ 199 Clip out this file and keep it with similar handl^ as many register tapes as in the two weeks it minutes, or until thickened, stir­ KEF CHUCK-BONELESS CUK OR « 2 ” WeavTr Fried Chicken 3 ” Hillshire Pokka Kielbasa .. 1” Veal Shoulder Blade Chops. 1 cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with took me to judge the entries in my Longest Tape ring 2 or 3 times. Slice roast thinly Chuck Fillet Steaks Cabbage Soup FROZEN- AIL KEF - DOUBLE PORTION AAR 14.B PKQ I 79 A An SPECIAL COY OR MAPLE CURED ..S7Q WAIMI OE V^(BTEW J.HLDI beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting Contest. and pour sauce over slices. Serves 3 ” Ann Page Sliced Bacon ilS P ’ Colonial Sliced Bacon 1” Fresh Ground Veaj_ . 1 the needed proofs of purchase while looking for Actually, this was a contest for the register tape 2 slicea bacon, chopped 8 people. Steak-Umms'ir;'' the requir^ forms at the supermarket, in showing the longest column of coupon deductions. The 6 cups chopped cabbage Per serving: calories; 179, so­ SlICEO newspapers and magazines, and when trading deadline for entrie was Oct. 31, and by the beginning of : I medium onion, sliced and A&P Imported Ham » 2” A&P Meat Franks S P Bologna or Liverwurst .1 dium. 214mg., cholesterol: 77mg., iF^^Tive Lobsim » 4 ” with friends. Offers may not be available in all November I had received more than 1,000 register separated into rings exchange: ‘A vegetable, 3 low-fat areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive tapes. The average length of the coupon deductions > Vi teaspoon dill weed 1 111' I n r /iT IFk ^ Florida Scallops »2^ teaspoon caraway seed meat. each refund. was approximately 4 feet! Vi ayAE FAR4# cSdtiita .2** Melntosh or FMUlN-lAMIMn-KlAMAN q m The following refund offers are worth 87.25. Of course there were 1-foot tapes, and the savings : Ml teaspoon pepper A&P ^^FoTfrailiRtss A lavNigt ^ ■ This week's offers have a total value of $14.55. ■ I'A teaspoons salt, optional Florentine Stuffed King Crab Lefts wtT were nothing to sneeze at, but in order to be WiH-liDVI IMU «29 These offers require refund forms; competitive in my contest it required time and skill. . 4 cups hot water, divided Meatloaf Orange Juice Rome Apples Jumbo Size Steamer Cfarnis • I Darlene Twentier of Eau Cl^ir, Pa., says she spent V Place bacon in a 3-quart casse­ 100 FRU/TN CONf;E Also njn OEi icious-CRisp juirv CARR’S II Cash Refund Offer. Send the role; cover. Microwave on high for 1 pound extra lean ground beef Broccob* gasysirt;;y5heuon.6*' several hours planning her purchases. - CALIFORNIA TENDER GREEN required refund form and three net-weight Eileen Medalen of Grafton, N.D., says: “I gathered 3 to 5 minutes, or until bacon is 1 egg, slightly beaten statements from any variety of Carr's Crackers. all my high-value coupons and checked the newspaper crisp. Stir in cabbage, onion, 1 small onioil, chopped \ CCC 1C There is no expiration date on this offer. advertisements. Then I proceeded to the stores to see seasonings and 2 cups of water; Vi teaspoon salt, optional * 9 9 1 Y th ■ ^ U S No 1 Sugar Free JELL-O Brand Gelatin, General which one had the best bargains.” Eileen's register cover. Microwave on high for 10 Vi teaspoon pepper ‘ ^ can twq 7's Up Foods Corp. "Simply Delicious Recipes" Book minutes. Add remaining water; 2 packages (10 ounces each) tape had 11 feet and 3 inches worth.pf coupons, and she CHEESE. PEPPERONI, C0M60 OH S A U S ^ CALIFORNIA FRESH CRISP Offer. Send the required refund form and the saved more than $230. cover. Microwave on high 8 to 12 frozen chopped spinach IMPORTED FROM CMH.E-TASTE O F S U I^ R Universal Product Code symbol from one Readers also reported traveling long distances to minutes longer, or until cabbage •A teaspoon nutmeg Jeno’s Extra rape Q Q ^ Romaine package of Sugar Free Jell-0 plus 75 cents. find the best store to hOve their coupon shopping and onions are tender. Serves 6 ■A cup shredded mozzarella Expires May 1, 1985. people. cheese Topping ^ z a X Nectarines ib^ - 7 Lettuce m sprees. Joyce Frank of Peyton, Colo., drove 100 miles natural FULL OF VITAMIN " C ’-JUICY W H I« ...... FARM FRESH— CRISP WASHED to a King Soopers store that was offering triple PILLSBURY Pipin' Hot Loaf Coupon Offer. coupons. She and her two daughters each took Veryfine Florida \ Pascal Receive one coupon for one free package of Pipin' one-third of her coupons and s ta r t^ shopping at 8:30 Notes and Nibbles Apple juice 'LT Grapefruit Celery « Hot Loaf with a maximum value of $1.25. Send the CHKatEN TU RK E ]^S A LIS B U R Y STEAK A A ' m FRESH SOLID MEATY a.m. They met at the cash register 25 minutes later CALIFORNIA FRESH JUICY ALL FLAVORS required refund form and two entire labels from and saved more than $400. Morton Dinners p» 9 9 Sunkist Lemons 5 ,» 9 9 Purple Eggplant _ ^ A l l NATURAL OUTDOOR FLAVOR Pipin' Hot Loaf from Plllsbury. Expires Jan. 31, Many serious competitors spent several hours in the AUORATIN ^ ^ go9 U S NO l-M A M E GROWN A&P Swiss 1985. stores getting their purchases together. Joyce Harris Here’s some tips ^ouffer’s Potatoes .>g 1 Russet Potatoes 5 ^ 1 ” Fancy Tomahfoes Style Yogurt 3wn^tc«p .. * l PILLSBURY Free Milk Offer. Receive a of Groves, Texas, says she spent five hours In her US NO 1-ALLPURROSE WHffE OR YELLOW _ _ favorite supermarket. Julie Lee of Ft. Wayne. Ind., G 7^TSm r0.rn S 8 9 ' Yellow Onions 2^,59' GoWen Carrots UPI photo coupon good for a free half-gallon of milk with a Mel-O-Bit Cheese maximum value of $1.50. Send the required deserves an entry in the “Guinness Book of World for better cooking Ma“c T ^ & Cheese ’ST 8 9 ' French scientist Lucien Gaumont heads captivity to avert a shortage of th e refund form and two entire labels from Plllsbury Records.” She told me her shopping spree took fromO S B c e s X / y p.m. on Sunday until 6 a.m. Monday. Julie saved ai?sPkuTBagds ’^? 5 9 ' a team studying how to raise snails in country’s culinary delight. Slice 'n Bake cookies, plus the cash-register Cheese In sauces Vitamin Facts In Five Star-Kist U p t o n NifoimOittage Cheese r r Ar receipt with proofs of purchase of the milk $237.63. I received quite a few register tapes from men. Bob • The “Cheese Jamboree’’ recipe Women who take birth control lea Ba^s circled. Expires Jan. 31, 1985. Scher of Matawan, N.J., sent in a register tape with leaflet features 14 recipes using pills may need two to 10 times as luria Kraft Cracker Barrel Shek r ’ SOI ID WHITE IN WATER BRISK FLAVOR SALAD “Easy As Pie” Refund Offer. Receives more than 8 feet in coupon savings. He says, “I would cheese in sauces, casseroles and much vitamin B6 as the rest of the Circen (iiant A&P Margarine 2 ^ 7 9 ' French can’t get enough of snails 50-cent refund. Send the required refund form and like the world to see that there are some excellent baked goods. It’s free, if you send a population. Smokers may require three Universal Product Code symbols from any gentlemen shoppers.” self-addressed stamped business at least 30 percent more vitamin C Vegetables Lipton BESANCON, France (UPI) - In Yugoslavia, with some trucked in But snails can be raised, says Entrants say that there were interesting reactions envelope to Cheese Jamboree as non-smokers. Consumption of Bahy Gouda Cheese P ’ Gaumont, whose center opened in flavors of Salad “Easy As Pie" Glaze and Filling. 'sTarKW a laboratory deep in moist caves, from Turkey, Hungary and Expires Sept. 30,1985. at the cash register. La Vonne Hintz of Axtell, Neb., Recipes, Milk Promotion Service, alcohol interferes with the body’s A&P Shredded Cheddar white-coated scientists bend over Greece. 1.180 “to inform people who want to says she let several people in line go ahead of her so S81 Governor’s Highway, South ability to use vitamins Bl, B6 and 991 microscopes and cages crawling France also is short of another start snail businesses.” THOMAS Free Beef Offer. Receive a coupon she wouldn't cause a long delay while her coupons Windsor, Conn., 06074. folic acid. For .giejr 50,000 snails the SUGAR SUBBTHUTE AUBM|Th ■ Duncan Hines Frosting 1 Solo Laundry Detergent shell down the center, leaving tail tmeM-UAnmimm "Old Fashioned Prices" 6-7 p.m. i Indulge yourself, even if you're l ^ y Bear Bank - J TYVOnV-SROLLfKG f« 29 OETtROW PlUt FABRICWTEMf R ( ri';mi\ I’liLilo S;il;id 69' Tuesday, January's 1-3 p.m. Bieting. A rock lobster diet for two "fan’’ intact. Do not remove JAawMMCNOA-MIOdtl ) | Bounty Paper Towels VS 2^^ Bold Laundry Detergent ARC 3-5 p.m. \s low In calories, especially if you underside membrane. Measurine Cup & Spoons Set 1 Haircuts ^ ^*«is 6-7 p.m. livold high calorie dips or toppings. Gently open shell, separating it Wednesday, January 9 1-3 p.m. 1 Serve with a small baked potato from meat. Lift raw meat through I Sharp Cheddar Cheese |wholeBar-B4^ 159 Bokory/Gift Shoppe 3-5 p.m. popped with low-fat cottage cheese split shell to rest on outside, I Large Italan Bread IChkkens *S“ T *2 0 .“ a Thursday, January 10 1-3 p.m. «nd steamed green beans. leaving meat attached to fan end Wt I Italan Grinder Rolls I Nibblers French Onion I COUNTKVtTVll 3 - 5 p.m. shell. Combine all other ingre­ I Aunichio Provolone I Pwk Spare Ribs » 2 43 Purnell Place-Manchetter Sculptured Nalls $25 6-7 p.m. I Coconut Layer Cake ■ wrMtaucq (1 block down from Main Street) ^outh African Rock dients and brush over meat. I Loftaine Swiss Cheese I Stulled Cabbage Rolls .2 ” Hour: TuM.-Sctl. lO-Sp.m. Wednesday, January 10 1-4 p.m. 18'Crumb Apple Pie 1 ^ Thurs. til 9p.m. For Appt. Call Thursday, January 17 4 - 7 p.m. {Lobster for Two Arrange shells, with meat riding rTtMB FOR BALI NOT JMULABLI TO WHOLtBAU OR KTAtLOtALBRA, Saturday, January 19 9a.m .-Noon 3 2 (4 ounces each) South African •“piggy back” on lop, in shallow All Occasion Bakery Appointments Have Priority Tuesday, January 22 1-7 p.m. broiler pan. Broil about 4 inches --HOURS B43-1442I ^ock lobster ttdls « W cup chicken bouillon from heat for 10 minutes or until l ues, fa AM - 6 PM Fri. 9 AM - 6 PM meat has lost its translupency and Weds. 9 AM-6 PM Sat. 9 AM-5 PM Location: Hegistrar'a Office t 2 drop* Imitation butter (lavor- In the Lowe Building . ;ing is opaque. Caldor Shopping Plaza Burr Corners, Manchester Thurs. 9 AM - 5 PM MANCHESTER MALL < 1 teaspoon lemon juice This kitchen-tested recipe Check our Dally Specials 811 Main St., Manchester ^jM iuestlons about registering * '/i teaspoon dried orange rind makes 2 servings. HOURS; MOMDAY THRU FRIDAY 8:00 h.lt. TO 12 P.M,: SATURDAY 8J0 A.M. TO lOJW P. M.; SUNDAY m A.M. TO 5J0 P.M. Telephone 649-5380 or classes? Call 847-6147 uudiaiMirOlMi 3 Ground ginger to taste Calories per serving: rock lobs- I \llli(|l]r ( (•tliCliMr MmchwiKODnneceDul i * Chill powder to taste ' ter tails 128; sauce 8.

I MANCHE.STER HERALD. Wedne.sdav. Jan 9, 1985 - 17 IS - MANCHESTER HKRALD. Wycliu-sdav. Jan. 9. 1985 Solon’s bill Is red flag to colleague A bout Town signatures before House Speaker there’s anything wrong with say­ A dvice By MUIv McLean ing the pledge to the flag.” United Press International Matthew J. Smith, D-Providence, decides what to do with it Rep. GaetanoParella. R-Bristol. Avoid dinosaurs’ fate Tiny Tots meet at YWCA PROVIDENCE, R.l . - A Repub­ Wednesday. agreed. Dr. V. Abraham Kurien, a Manchestercardiologist The Nutmeg Branch YWCA will offer scrveral lican state representative thinks Rep. L inda K ushner, D- “I’ve been here 15 years and Sleeping withr obese spouse who also has a degree in theology, will speak Sunday programs for preschool children starting this month. the Rhode Island House of Repre­ Providence, asked Smith to send it we’ve never done it,” he said. “We at 7 p.m. at Center Congre­ For dates, times and costs, call the YWCA at 647-1437 sentatives should open its day with to committee, rather than taking have to instill more pride in the gational Church’s Wood­ or come to the 78 N. Main St. office. Advance the pledge of allegiance, but one an immediate vote, because she country. The last few years (the ruff Hall. His topic will be: registration is required for all classes. Democratic colleague thinks disagrees with it and thinks the bill nation) has been taking things too becomes waking nightmare "Who is the Human Socialization programs are; “Merry-Go-Round” that’s a bit much to ask. should be debated. casually.” for 2-year-olds; “Tiny Tots” for 3-year-olds; a “Tiny “It’s not that I’m a blind patriot “I would prefer we would not Being?” have a pledge of allegiance,” she “The pledge of allegiance would 28-year-old grandson’s decision to Dr. Kurien believes that Tots Plus”for 4- and 5-year-olds. or (believe in) patriotism for give a lot of respect to the DEAR ABBY: A marriage of 35 "Cooks and Capers” for 3'/i- to 5-year-olds will patriotism’s sake,” the bill's spon­ said. “The necessary thing is for have a vasectomy should mind her unless people develop a the I.egislature to pass good chamber,” said another bill sup­ years is about to end because my own business. She says he already comprehensive self-image, teach meal preparation and crafts. sor, Rep. William Henry, R- porter, Rep. Raymond Paolino, spouse has become repulsively they will face the fate of “Exploring My World,” geared for 4- to 5-year-olds, Cranston, said Tuesday. legislation for the state.... This is has two children and makes a not going to further that.” R-We.st Warwick. obese. It’s not that this person meager living, so she pays his rent many extinct species. Man­ will teach children about animals, nature, weather “We start off each day with a cannot “perforn)” — it’s that I get kind needs the wisdom of and science throijgh experiments, crafts and stories. prayer which I think is more She said legislators make a "We have a benediction. I was and utilities. I wonder if Grandma patriotic statement by serving in totally turned off before I ever get has given any thought to who will the East and West, all the “Storycraft” for children 3 to 5 features popular controversial than the pledge. I amazed they didn’t have (the major religions of the literature and related crafts. believe the flag signifies the high the House and take an oath to pledge of allegiance).’’ to the bedroom. Abigail pay her grandson’s rent and uphold the laws. She believes that Have you any advice for the world, psychology and I goals and ideals of America. It’s Van Buren utilities when she’s gone? should be enough. Henry submitted the same bill partner of the fat one? I think 1 After we had a girl, then a boy, science to survive, the really a symboPof a country that last year but it never came to a could handle sickness. A person doctor said. believes in all the right things,” he Henry said her objection is the we decided our family was com­ Wldows-Wldowers to meet only one he has heard so far. vote. The third-term legislator can’t help getting sick, but growing plete, so I had a vasectomy. We The doctor has been said. said other representatives sug- fatter and fatter because of over­ practicing in town for 14 The Widows-Widowers Association, Chapter 11, will His bill had 20 sponsors, both “I think it’s basically her belief also heard a lot of “what Ifs” from meet Sunday at 2 p.m. at Emanuel Lutheran Church, that you don’t wear your patriot­ ge.sted he try again with a eating is another story. years. He has presented Democratic and Republican, when 'resolution before the new General family and friends. “What if 760 Church St. The Emanuel Belle Choir, under the he .submitted it Tuesday. Henry ism on your sleeve. 1 agree with If I just didn’t have to sleep with ters all over.) I’ve seen the something happened to one of your many talks at the Educa­ Assembly. that spouse, I could survive. What miracles they have performed. It’s tional Community. direction of Melvin Lumpkin, will entertain. laid it on the table for more that,” he said. “But 1 don’t think children?” ?or more information, call 649-6682 or 643-7976. is there besides divorce? worth a try. Good luck. We told them, “What if we had 10 The free program will be TURNED OFF IN SEATTLE sponsored by the Adult * DEAR ABBY: What would you children, our house burned down and we lost them all? One child V. Abraham Kurien Education Board of Center Expert speaks on energy UPI photo DEAR TURNED OFF: There’s do if you were a 5-foot-8, 60-year- could never be replaced with Church. For more informa- understanding. Overeating is an old lady in love with a shrimp? tion., call Mimi Whitney at 644-8959. VERNON — Bruce Wilbur, University of Connecti­ STATUESQUE another.” cut Extension energy specialist, will present a free Once more with feeling addiction. Food,' Jike drink and I was asked. “What if your wife drugs, is used by many to make program, “Energy Saving from Room to Room,” Jan. DEAR STATUESQUE: I’d get died, or you were divorced, and 17 at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. atTolland Agriculture Center, A jubilant Yul ^rynner acknowledges "The King and I” returns to Broadway them feel better. Don’t be judg­ you married again and you wanted Dunkin' Donuts*Doll^ Da\«. opening night applause Monday as for Brynner's “farewell engagement. mental or unkind. Communicate on my knees and thank God if he Sause talks about stress Route 30. loved me back. Then I’d pray that children with another wife, then with your spouse on a loving level. what?” Lutz Children’s Museum Volunteer League will Try to get that spouse to the family no 5-foot lady was fishing off my I had my answer ready: “I m present the second of three lectures in a series Friday Librarian tells stories Ad^cious way to spend a dollar. physician for an examination, a dock. covered at the sperm bank.” at 9:30 a.m. at the museum. Donna Sause of Meriden Mary Cheney Library has openings for children 3,4 Upcoming movie on Hearst sensible diet and an exercise PESTERED NO MORE will speak on women and stress. Tickets are available program. Then suggest Overeat­ DEAR ABBY: The 80-year-old IN LONG BEACH at the museum at $6 for one lecture and $11 for two. and 5, for the winter story program offered Monday ers Anonymous (There are chap- woman who is heartsick about her mornings’and afternoons and Thursday afternoons. Parents may call the library, 643-2471, to register 9 can’t top ‘Citizen Kane’ children. 9 AM Club gives scores Hospital’s role changes By Joan Hanauer high society. Can craving for chocolate United Press International Davies was. no hard-hearted Manchester AM Bridge Club results for Dec. 27 Manchester Memorial Hospital Executive Director golddigger, although she some­ include: Warren L. Prelesnik will discuss the changing role of NEW YORK — Once upon a time times drank too much and had at North-south: Sonja Gray and Joyce Rossi and Jim the hospital at a B’nai B’rith community breakfast in Hollywood Orson Welles made a least one outside romance — with cause swelling of breasts? Baker and Morris Kamlns, first and second; Mary Sunday at 9 a.m. at Temple Beth Sholom. movie called "Citizen Kane,” Charlie Chaplin. When Hearst was Corkum and Ann DeMartin, third. His talk will focus on medical and ethical problems in financial trouble and in danger East-west: based on the life of newspaper aper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City brought on by advances in science and technoloyg. magnate William Randolph of losing his publishing empire, she DEAR DR. LAMB — In a recent Dick Jaworowski and Eleanor Berggren, first: hospital services, and preventive medicine. came through with $1 million to column, you recommended that wom­ Station. New York, NY 10019. Bette Martin and Murray Powell, second; Frye Hearst. It was terrific. DEAR DR. LAMB — We insUlled a Coming up is an ABC movie bail him out. Even though the en with fibrocystic disease should Lawrence and George Lawrence, third. incident is real, in ‘ ’The Hearst and give up smoking and should stop Your water softener 25 years ago. ’Then For Jan. 3: called "The Hearst and Davies drinking coffee, f hope you will add two years ago, I develimed edema. On Yankee pot roast offered Affair,” based on the love affair Davies Affair” it seems phony. North-south: Marion McCarthy and Dean some more items to your list. Health a hunch, I called our Health Depart­ McCarthy, first: Ellen Goldberg and Irwin Goldv- between Hearst and actress Mar­ My breasts sw elM for two weeks ment for an analysis of our water. The Second Congregational Church at 385 N. Main ion Davies, whose career Hearst President Reagan has pro­ berg, second; John Greene and A1 Berggren, third. St. will serve a Yankee pot roast dinner at 6 p.m. claimed January as “National out of four for 15 vears. ’Then a friend They told me the sodium content was East-west; Bette Martin and Joyce Rossi, first: created. It is soap opera. of mine who hail this problem was abnormally high. We disconnected the Saturday at the church. The ABC movie, to air Jan. 14, Cerebral Palsy Month” and first Tom Regan and Mike Franklin, second; Bev The meal, which will feature tomato juice, salad, lady Nancy Reagan will appear in told to give up both coffee and choco­ water softener, but I still have Saunders and Bill Odette, third. 9-11 p.m.. Eastern time, has no late, and her trouble ended. edema. pot roast, carrots, mashed potatoes, gingerbread with artistic pretensions, but it does the opening segment of the seventh I was also informed recently that I For Dec. 20; whipped cream and beverages, will cost $5 for each annual “Weekend With the Stars” I had eaten chocolate for as long as North-south: save! rsAVE QQ SAvij have problems. I could remember, so I decided to try had a mild case of congestive heart adult and $3.50 tor a child 12 and under. Ksave" One of them is that Robert telethon for cerebral palsy. Faye Lawrence and George Lawrence, first; cut out chocolate and cut down on failure. I spent 10 days and nights Harvey Sirota and Frank Bloomer, second: Jim Reservations, which are required, can be made by I Mltchum p la y s l^ rs t, which may The telethon, which last January contain caffeine, chocolate or cocoa. imder oxygen. I was told the edema $1.00 FOR20MUNCHKINS* raised more than $15 million to coffee. Baker and Sonja Gray, third. calling 649-3501. be the worst-TSIecKof miscakting ’The results were astounding. In two You also should not smoke. For the and congestive heart failure were DONUT HOLE TREATS , I since John/Wayne had his eyelids VIRGINIA MADSEN fund research and community best results, you should follow this related. Can one overcome edema EjSSt'WGSt. FOR 6 DONUTS J ^k^ks, I had improved so much that I Olympia Fegy and Mary Tierney, first; Carol Lucal J taped to play Genghis Khan in services in the fight against the program for at least one year. and congestive heart failure? OR 3 MUFFINS . .. plays Hearst's lover Uew the problem was caused by disabling condition, will be carried and Bette Martin, second; and Saul Cohen and Jim Songwriters hold seminar Limit: Offer Oder ‘"The Condueror.” o^ocolate. The pain and swelling were DEAR READER — You did the Good; Limit DUNKIN’ Good: Davies, an 18-year-old Ziegfeld by almost 100 television stations Some studies have not demonstrat­ LeSure, third. 2 OFFERS OUNNIir I Hearst was a big mhn and ko is gone. Please spread the word and add right thing in disconnecting the water NEWINGTON — The Connecticut Songwriters PER COUPON THBU DONUTS THRU showgirl with a stutter, in 1916. She coast-to-coast for 21 hours on Jan. ed good results with this program, but . For Dec. 17: DONUTS 1-2245 1-2245 Mltchum,/ which is wljeiV the chocolate to the list of items to be those studies were of short duration softener. When you have congestive Association will conduct a seminar Jan. H at 7:30 p.m. worth tha trtp. Ith worth tha tfip. resemblMce ends. There even is becomes his mistress. * 12-13. ------failure, your body retains sodium. , North-south: One coupon per cuaiomct. . The third annual “Badvertising eliminated. and not all of the sources of xanthines Frankie Brown and Faye Lawrence, first; Mary at AUgustino's Restaurant on the Berlin Turnpike. One coupon per cuatomer. Available at all participating Dunkin’ Donuta ahopa I the m a w r of voice — Hearst had a He was determined to make her DEAR REIADER — Caffeine is one That, in turn, leads to water reten­ AveiUbIc at all participating Dunkln Donuta ahopa Oiler cannot be combined with any other oiler _ . _ — Awards” were made this week by were controlled. r Corkum and Ann McLaughlin, second; Ginny Weeks Cheryl Scott, manager of many well-known >t be combined with any other oiler. siirppisfngly high-pitched voice for into a star and he did, even though of a group of drugs called xanthines, tion. The retained water causes the performing acts, will discuss topics of interest to SAV^ he had to buy a movie studio to do Adweek magazine, which each and Jim Baker, third. his/size. Mitchum rumbles. He which may affect fibrocystic disease No one with lumps of any sort in edema — swelling of the feet and songwriters and performers. A $6 admission for. 1 l i ' ™ - _ - COUPON - - - - COUPON Iqtms more bemused with his role it. He also insisted she play year picks the lemons of the ad ankles. ’This Is why many physicians of the breast. ’These drugs include the breasts should follow such a self­ . Marion McCarthy and Dean McCarthy, first: Flo non-members may be credited toward membership A ' than bewitched by his paramour. melodrama, when her talent was industry. caffeine, theophylline and theobro­ treatment program without a physi­ put patients with congestive heart dues. Members may bring one song on cassette for the Smyth and Burt Smyth, second; Murray Powell and A comedy, and became jealous at the Among the TV commercials Virginia Madsen plays Marion mine. Cocoa and chocolate are high' in cian’s examination. Let the doctor failure on a salt-restricM diet. critique session. Davies, the love of Hearst’s later thought of her kissing her leading panned were Remington chief theobromine, and the aniount of decide what you have; otherwise, you Obviously, if you are going to ’ Barbara Phillips, third. life, and she is quite pretty and men. Victor Kiam’s ads in which he has caffeine they contain is disputed. In might miss a dangerous lump. restrict salt in your diet, you don’t m e n r : ^ " ...... charming although perhaps a mite His wife refused to give Hearst a “all the natural folksiness of general, if you want to try this I’m sure you will want to read ’The want it in your water either. girlish and middle American for divorce, but Hearst and Davies George Bush; ” the Coty jungle ads approach to relieving the s^ptom s Health Letter 18-12, Breast Basics, Yes, many patients with coqgestive the part. remained together for 35 years, in which the supposedly wild men of fibrocystic disease, you should not which I am sending you. Others who heart failure successfully are treated. The story line dribbles pieces of entertaining the stars of the movie look like “escapees from a Jolly drink tea (including the decaffeinated want this issue can send 75 cents with With medicines and salt restriction, history and Hearst’s political colony at Hearst’s San Simeon Green Giant spot,” and Coty ads variety), coffee (you might be able to a long, stamped, self-addressed enve­ the heart beats stronger and the ambitions along the way as Hearst, palace in California while Mrs. which verge on the sexually use decaffelnat^ coffee), colas that lope for it to me in care of this news- excess fluid is eliminated. explicit. N N 52 and a married man, meets Hearst moved among New York’s Dancers go Cinema

free, but Hartford '*PIOia'^— Oh GodI You D tvil (PG) Clin! Clntmo City — Tha Brother from Another Planet 7:25, 9:45. — Padre 7:15. boss rapped Padrone 7:10 with Garden Flnil- Contlnli 9:15. — Amodeui (PG) I. — Dying for the spinach PInocchIo (G) 6:45,1:45. Loretta Lynn honored SEATTLE (UPI) — The Wa­ ■oti Hartford shington Court of Appeals has ■ottwoed Pob B Cinema — The LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Lionel Terminator (R) 7:15. Richie will again serve as host for .reversed the convictions of three Peer Rklrard't Pub B anema — lloni you had at your women arrested for topless danc­ MIetIne In Action (R) 7:30,9;M. the 12th Annual American Music ing, ruling the law they were SbowcoM Clnemat — 2010 (PG) 1, Award, the year’s first music 7:30, 10. — Protocol (PG) 1:15, 7:15, industry hardware handout. The prosecuted under applies to busi­ 9:15. — Stormon (PG) 1, 7:30, 9:45. — nesses and not their employees. MIckI B Maude (PG-13) 1,7:35,9:50.— Jan. 28 show, televised nationwide favorite Italian restaurant? The court Monday ordered the Dune (PG-13) 1:45, 7:20,10. — Beverly on ABC-TV, has been expanded HIM* Cop (R) (two (creeni) 1, 7:20, misdemeanor convictions rev­ 9:30, 10:20. — The CoHon Club (R) 2, from two to three hours to aliow ersed and the charges dismissed 7:35,10:05. — City Heat ( PG) 1:30,7:30, presenters time to award nine against Diana Graf, Alexa Marie 9:40. — Fallino In Love (PG-13) 1,7:15. additional AMA trophies for a new offee anish Mancbostar C a D Maybe we can help. The Work and Shawn R. Riley — all UA Theafar* Baft — Breokln' 2 video category. Awards are also Cinnamon Raisin Apple topless dancers at The Booby Trap Electric Booaoloo (PG) 7:40, 9:40. — given in pop-rock, country and soul Herald is now running a weekly Cheese Raspberry Choc(>late in Federal Way at the time of their Johnny Donoerouilv (PG-13) 7:30, categories. Country entertainer 9:30. — The Flomlneo Kid (PG-13) 7:15, column featuring readers’ arrest. 9:25. Loretta Lynn will receive the The women were arrested as a Montfleld Award of Merit during the telecast. favorite/restaurant dishes. To REG.8 0 Z. result of an undercover vice squad Tramlux Colleae Twin — Vertigo 7, Previous winners include Irving 9:10. enter, simply fill out the coupon CUP operation. Their conviction in Vernon Berlin, Bing Crosby, Johnny Cash, district court was upheld by the Cine 1 B 2— The Terminator (R) 7:30, Berry Gordy Jr., Ella Fitzgerald, below, listing your favorite dish superior court, but reversed by the 9:30. — M ining In Action (R) 7,9:10. Stevie Wonder, Michael Jackson / Court of Appeals. West Homero and Benny Gotidman. The Ameri­ and the local restaurant that Rim 1 B 2 — The Terminator (R) 7, The justices ruled the women 9:15. r - Runaway (PG-13) 7,9:15. can Music Awards are determined serves it. It may be an appe­ were incorrectly charged with a The Moyles— PInocchIo (G) 12,1:50, by record and video buyers, rather eumbertmnd hmne^ C u m b e r l a n d terms® ^ King County ordinance that pro­ 3:50, 0 :n , 1:15, 9:55. — Johnny than industry executives and tizer, main dish, vegetable, Donoerouily (PG-13) 12:30, 2:40, 4:45, hibits the licensing of a topless- 7:20,9:40. — The Flomlnoo Kid (PG-13) musicians. salad or dessert. dancing establishment. 12:30,2:25,4:30,7,9:20. The ordinance says the pro- ORANGE Wllllmonllc Denmark is a country about the miMRAISM prieter of a business will lose his JlliM n Muaro Cbiema — Beverly Then we’ll do the rest. W e’ll contact 100% ■■ size of Massachusetts and New license — and face a maximum H llli Cop (R) 7:15. — Johnny Danger- UPI plwto the chef and ask for the recipe, which PURE Concentrate fine of $250 or a jail term of 90 days ouelv (PG-13) 7, 9. — MIckI B Maude Hampshire combined. It sits be­ OLD FASHIONED ICE CREAM 9 (PG) 7, 9:15. — PInocchIo (G) 7, 9. — tween the North Sea and the Baltic will be printed in TODAY’S SPECIAL. — if he is caught allowing bare­ Protocol (PG) 7:10, 9:10. — Stormon 9 Loneliness of the desert runner breasted dancing. (PG) 7:20, 9:30. Sea. Ron Grant, a long-distance runner frorriN Australia, running in temperatures near^ LQ TT Queensland, Australia, proves his hardi­ 122 degrees Fahrenheit. Grant said he ness Tuesday. He is more than half-way hopes to complete his run soon. ■ ■ ^ 2 * ^ 1 ! “ h a lf Thoughts across the SImpsom Desert In central ^ ■ GALLON,

Fads and cults come and go, It is possible that some who have “Outsiders and their utterances Colllne caper Somsthlng Dlttarent...... Wlah SomeonB A along with narrowness and bigo­ joined a cult have experienced a are on the wrong path and can only try. These are parts of our lives, genuine religious conversion. But, be dangerous.” HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Joan Cumberland farm s ’ and are found even among realizing that we cannot possibly Collins has formed a new produc­ Happy Birthday members of respected reiigious have all the answers to our Secrecy does have definite psy­ tion company for the purpose of NEWPORT groups. Can we not see cuits as philosophical and theological ques­ chological and religious functions. producing and starring in a six- with A Harald Happy Haart opportunities for us to undertake tions, can never exhaust the It strengthens the individual in his hour mini-series titled' "Sins,” POTATO CHa>$ some reforming seif-examination mystery of God, or fully unravel or her belief that rites and beliefs based on Judith Gould’s novel. Phone Number...... SODA as weii as some Godly ministry to the divine dimension to human life, have a certain divine quality about m i M s m i them. It heightens the feeling of The mini-series is scheduled for others? one cannot accept the claim that a broadcast by CBS-TV next fall as Cuits usualiy promise an aiter- cult’s writings tell "Everything elitism and exclusiveness, and it reinforces group identity and the first of several projects Miss Favorite reitaurant dlijk ing bf consciousness and mastery you wanted to know about Collins plans in conjunction with of self ... with expectation of everything.” solidarity. But secrecy can be deceptive and is subject to the New World motion picture- QOO personaiity changes that are television productions. Only LITER Q Q v bound to have widespread reper­ Some adherents quote their suspicion of being manipulative. Love Served at. cussions, especially within the sacred writings like parrots, and Secret doctrines and practices are $e.o6 W W 8 0Z. family. (We recall that dedication then drift into further well- shrouded in an aura of mystery Miss Collins and her partner, M a ry to the Biblical message is accom­ rehearsed variations. Often too, and become almost immune to Peter Holm, have a deal with New both internal and external World thaf calls for development Items and Prices Elteclive thru Jan 13 We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities panied by a transformation of the members are encouraged to cut Call.... Cut out ind mill todiy to tht Minchtstir Harild, Box 5B1. Manchootor. CL 06040 self, by God's help, and that all ties to their friends and families, in criticism. and production of motion pictures, ask for.... kihcis of dedication and commit­ favor of social contacts restricted for television, mini-series and' If You Forgot It...Cumberland's Got It! ment restrict .one's freedom to to the in-group. Even reading - Rev. Philip A. Sheridan series for network and cable 643-2711 Janet some degree!) matter is skillfully controlled. St. Bridget Church programming. I . MANCHIlSTKIf IIKKAI.I). Wfdmsduy, Jan 9. 1985 — 19

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NY (D 0 ]) El Maleficio F A IR F IE LD (U P I) — Many Connecticut residents Yale spokesman Walter Littell said Tuesday a4l Dr. W ho WPIX New York. NY CiD [CNN] Freeman^eports WHCT Hartford. CT CA the university and Local 34, Federation of like the taste and freshness of raw milk and drink (3® One Day at a Time [ESPN] College Basketball: W isconsin WTXX Waterbury. CT M University Employees, agreed not to issue a quarts of it. despite warnings from some experts that (4® Newswatch VVWLP Springfield. MA <29 at Ohio State statement after the first negotiating session since they are flirting with illness. (41) Reporter 41 WEDH Hartford. CT 94 9 :3 0 P M (3D NBA Basketball: N ew “ We sell a lot,” said Sean O'Brien, manager of W V IT Hartford. CT 94 early December when the union suspended its (57) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour York at Denver Sweetwater Natural Foods in Fairfield. W SBK Boston. M A 94 (2^ (3® It's Your M ove Conclusion Matt 10-week strike. (5l) Good Times LEVY'S LAW 'by Jamei 8chumeitt«r O'Brien said he sells "maybe 50 quarts of raw cow’s WGQB Sprir>gfiekl, M A 40 seeks Norman s help in ridding the town of Littell said talks would resume Thursday at WXTV Paterson. NJ 9D (CNNl Prog ConVd the phony rock group that he created. B: 30 a.m. in the same place, the Hall of Graduate milk a week, and we could sell an equal amount of WQBY Springfield. MA 9f) THE-FUENACt MAX " lb TEVING goat’s milk. We get it twice a week and we always sell lESPNl Fishtn' Hole WTIC Hartford. CT 0 ^ Trampa para un Sonador Un bombre . FIXtPGMCJC., Tib A UTTPE Studies. (M A X ) MOVIE: Ehris: That's the Way CN N Cable N e w s Ntwrk ICNNi so encuentra entre el amor de dos muieres. MAU- BB16C 16 AUU. Lucille Dickess, a member of the union it out right away," he said. Antonio Grimau, Cristina Alberto. TVe MEN IN WE- Proponents of raw milk say pasteurization kills It Is' Elvis prepares for the concert event ESPN Sports Netw ork lESPNl C0NTWT6./ CAMT1HP/ negotiating team, said before the talks began that drew the most people in Las Vegas HBO Hom e Box O ffice (HBOl 1 0 :0 0 P M (3D News H AMPLE Tuesday there was no agenda. Both sides, natural A and D vitamins and claim additives used to history CINEMAX Cinemax (MAXl PRI6C?.'' CD 00) Arthur Hailey's Hotel (CC) Mrs. fam iliar with the issues, came to the bargaining refortify milk contain preservatives. (USA) Cartoon Express TMC Movie Channel (TMCl Cabot falls in love with Christine's god­ UPI photo U SA USA Network (USA) But those who sell raw milk say taste is the main father. an actor studies Peter in prepara­ taiale ready to discuss the first item brought up. 6:30 PM ® 8i) one Day at a Time reason customers choose non-processed milk. tion for a role and an illegal alien finds The union, representing 1,500 clerical and “ A lot of the people who come here feel that It tastes Birdhouse thief CtD Je'wish Festival of Lights romance at the hotel (60 min.) technical workers, had set a deadline of Jan. 18, better than commercial m ilk," said Robert Keller, (^ 3® NBC News (it ) MOVIE: 'K in g' Part 1 The life and (i1) Independent News saying if a settlement wasn't reached then the steai some choice morsels while the (2$ Nightly Business Report nareor of the civil rights leader. Rev. Martin (lQ) Dr. Gene Scott strike would resume. The'deadline marks the- owner of Holly Rock Farms in Easton. A squirrel takes advantage of an empty Luther King Jr., is dramatized Paul Win­ “ For one thing, it’s fresher. We sell it within 24 (® Jeffersons (2(^ Wild, W ild W est expiration date of a contract between Yale and an birdhouse in New Bedford, Mass., to occupants are away. field. Cicely Tyson 1978 hours of being milked. It can be up five days old S ® ABC N ew s (CCI (22) (30) St. Elsewhere Dr Wyler plans his affiliate union, Local 35, Federation of University to when you buy It commercially.” he said. 8 j) Noticiero SIN (IQ) Dr. Gene Scott return to Africa when he finds out his clinic Employees, a blue collar local composed of has been destroyed and Joan gathers ev­ Dorothy Lay. whose Cold Comfort Dairy in (CNN) Showbii Totlay College Basketball: Connecticutt at maintenance and food service workers. Providence idence that could end Jack Morrison's Fairfield provides raw goat’s milk to health food [ESPN] SportsCanter medical career (60 min.) Tashjian unveils special kits Highway to Heaven Jonathan sLorcs sgregd 7 :0 0 P M ® CBS News musters all the strength he has in order to (24) Connecticut Lawrnakers ALLEY OOP "by Dava Oraua "R a w milk is a natural product," she said. " I t is save Mark and an innocent family from a Three troopers subpoenaed ® (5® M*A*S*H (57) Riding for America Top members of t h e r e a r e t w o I Y E P ! j ^ ' drug-smuggling operation that stops at no­ AW. NOW, DON'T LOOK, SUPPOSE YOU something God made." the U S. equestrian team discuss their mo­ LET'S GO, ) I PROMISED ...I'VE TARGETS RIGHT V HARTFORD — Three state troopers have been ® ABC News (CC) thing to get what it wants (60 min.) FAILED TAKE IT SO TELL MB MORE ABOUT Typical grocery store milk has gone through the tivations, feelings of pride and accomplish­ W ILF IK ! J CHIEF ELBOB I'l THESE "THINGS" YOU BELOW US! DIEUWl RLUED subpoenaed to appear before a one-man grand to attract younger voters ® Dallas (24) C$7) Smithsonian Worid |CC) A Desk ment in relation to their sport (R) (60 min.) ^ b r i n g h e l p b a c k . H IM ! NOW HARD! SOME g e t t h ' s k i n s T 7 heating process of pasteurization to kill bacteria and THING WILL KEEP TALKIN' ABOIJT7 Jury investigating allegations of bribery against a 3 ]) Jeffersons in the Jungle ■ Four Smithsonian marine TO THE ISLAND W H AT a m (01) Kojak I G O IN G T U R N UP.' other organisms that can cause disease. biologists delve 2.000 feet into an ocean in W IT H m e ! former Waterbury prosecutor. and the political process were not using the tape and booklets includ­ (t® Dr. Gene S con TO D O ? Homogenization merely shakes milk up to distrib­ By Mark A. Dupuis a sub and ethnologist John Ewers dis­ [CN N] Evening News The subject of the investigation, veteran alive to them,” she said. ing the state and federal constitu­ (2® Barney Millar ute butterfat and prevent cream from rising. United Press International cusses George Catlin's 19th century paint­ [HBO] MOVIE: 'One Flew Over the Assistant State’s Attorney Arthur MacDonald, “ They did not understand it. And tions, facts about the state Capitol (22> Wheel of Fortune ings of the American Indian (60 min.) Cuckoo's N est' A free-spirited rogue The sale of raw milk is prohibited in roughly 20 and a copy of the State Register takes on the authorities at a mental institu­ retired last Monday, sparking an exchange of when you are not conversant with (2® MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour (3l) NHL Hockey: Boston at Toronto states, but allowed in Connecticut with tight HARTFORD — Secretary of the tion Jack Nicholson. Louise Fletcher, Will accusations between state police and Chief something and it's not an alive and Manual. restrictions. State Julia H. Tashjian was 3® 8® Family Feud C4.D Muy Especial: Miguel Bose Sampson. 1975 Rated R. subject, you have no interest in it Tashjian said about 200 kits have State’s Attorney Austin J. McGuigan. Dr. Lynn Brown, a professor of dairy science at the worried about the poor turnout of (4D Leonela ®1) MOVIE: 'Th e Unknown' Heiress [M AX] MOVIE. The Brink's Job' A State Police Maj. Patrick Hedge and Sgts. whatosever,” she added. been produced and she eventually returns to house she was born in and to University of Connecticut, said, "With raw milk, young voters so she launched her (S9 Nightly Business Report bank robbery by a gang of klutzes pays off Bruce Haines and Edward Dailey, reportedly The citizenship education kits hopes to have one In all junior high family she never knew existed Jeff Don­ only with laughter Peter Falk, Peter Boyle. which has not been pasteurized or homogenized, there "adting” career as star of a (Sf) Ditf'rent Strolres and high schools around the state. nell. Jim Bannon. Karen Morley 1946 Warren Oates. 1978 Rated PG involved in early stages of the investigation into is an increased risk of contracting illnesses or videotaped program designed to also include a guide for teachers (CNN) Moneyline [CNN] Prime News [TM C ] MOVIE: Children of the Com' MacDonald’s alleged conduct, were to appear diseases which have been transmitted from the encourage young people to vote. (E SPN ) College Basketball: Maryland this week before Superior Court Judge J. Martin [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Black Stallion Adults are sacrificed as teenage cult mem­ animal or the environment." The 15-minute tape is the center­ at North Carolina bers worship the god of corn 1983. Rated Returns' A young boy sets out for Norih M cKeever in secret proceedings. 'The state makes monthly inspections of raw milk piece of a citizenship education kit Sub protest planned [HBOl Champions on Ice Some ol to­ Africa in search of his stolen horse. Ten R On Dec. 31, state police charged McGuigan unveiled Tuesday by the secretary day's brightest figure skating stars per Garr, Kelly Reno. Vincent Spano. 1903. THE BORN L08ER®byAiT8Bnaoi^^ dairies. These are much more rigid than those made A. Sandora said he did not expect form their ice wizardry 1 0 :3 0 P M Cii) N ew s made a deal with McDonald, allowing him to of the state’s office for use in GROTON (UPI) — A number of Rated PG at conventional dairies which pasteurize their milk. an especially large crowd of (USA) Pro Tennis: Volvo Masters (3$) Odd Couple *RRRRR retire rather than face charges. schools and public libraries around peace and anti-nuclear groups are [MAX] MOVIE: 'Sudden Impact’ (CC) «0W6TH'CAI^ PLIWbAWlTe' Raw cow’s and goat’s milk is produced al 27 demonstrators at Saturday’s Coverage of professional tennis is pre­ Dirty Harry pursues a killer who emascu­ 01) 24 Horas ICNCOC- AWEEICTD McGuigan charged that public disclosure of the licensed farms in Connecticut, and the state the state. willing to risk arrest Saturday sented from Madison Square Garden in lates his victims. Clint Eastwood. Sondra RUWMlWb, R006H. investigation by state police had "compromised launching. C4(» N ew s Tashjian, the slate’s chief elec­ when the Alaska, the nation's New York (4 hrs.) Locke. Pal Hingle. 1983. Rated R. 1 1 :0 0 P M (3D CD 9*8 Department of Agriculture said no cases of illness KUCCX- all ongoing, formal judicial investigation to tions official, said the project grew seventh Trident submarine, is Past demonstrations have re­ MOVIE: 'Stroker A c e ’ A race-car CD Taxi have bron linked to raw milk in Connecticut foe at 7 :3 0 P M ® PM Magazine [TMCl achieve their own vicious ends.” launched by the General Dynam­ sulted in peaceful arrests with the driver schemes to even the score with a Clt) Odd Couple P1M6! least the past 20 years. out of her concern over the "very, ® All In the Family ics Electric Boat Division. demonstrators usually charged conniving corporate kingpin. Burt Rey­ Ci$ Dr. Gene Scott Among the diseases that can be transmitted by raw very poor” turnout in elections ® Wheel of Fortune nolds. Loni Anderson. Nod Beatty. 1983. among 18-to 25-year-oId voters. Members of the War Resisters with breach of the peace, trespass­ (20) Honeymooners Landfill allowed to stay open milk are tuberculosis and undulent fever, those these dD Independent News Rated PG “ I was trying to stimulate League of Norwich said the Coali­ ing or criminal mischief. 6!4) Dr. W ho illnesses are becoming rare. 3® Hogan's Heroes HARTFORD — Attorney General Joseph I. Some experts are concerned about the homogeniza­ citizenship and interest in the tion to Stop the Trident will picket The Alaska is a 560-foot, 18,750- 8 :3 0 P M CD Bitu»i» (3(8 M ‘ A*S-H (g ) M*A*S*H Lieberman said he was disappointed by a stay tion of processed milk, including Dr. Kurt Osier, electoral process and stimulate the in front of the EB shipyard on ton ve.ssci and the fourth U.S. ( D M erv Griffin ($7) Ten O'Clock News 3® Entertainment Tonight allowing Laurel Park landfill to remain open, emeritus chairman of the Park City Hospital idea of young people thinking Eastern Point Road and said at Naval ship to bear the name. (01) Gong Show though he said he knew such a move was likely. about ntnningJor office as they get least 200 demonstrators will take Barney Miller 9:00 PM CD m o v i e : Red Ught cardiology department in Bridgeport. It’s also the first Trident to be [CN N] Moneyline part. 8 ® P eople's Court Sting' A government bureau lakes over an Superior Court Judge William M. Shaughnessy , "Homogenized milk makes certain substances older," she^^aid at a news launched by F,B this year. unorthodox business in it’s attempt to [ESPN] Super Bowl VII Hilites Miami Jr. granted a request from the landfill’s owners conference. “ Some members arc prepared to (g ) Wild World of Animals vs. Washington. biologically available to the body that are not good for The principal speaker at the convict a local racket boss Farrah Faw­ Tuesday and issued a legal stay allowing the us,” said Oster, who has studied milk extensively. _ The videotape features the se­ risk arrest through non-violent ®J) One Day at a Time cett. Beau Bridges. 1984. [U SA] Gong Show launching will be Sen. Ted Stevens, Naugatuck landfill to remain in operation. “ There’s no nutritive value to homogenization. It’s cretary with other "actors" show­ action to show their opposition to (CNN) Crossfire CD M erv Griffin 1 1 :1 5 P M (41) Reporter 41 R-Alaska. His wife will christen FRANK AND ERNEST '^ y Bob Thavaa “ It means the residents will have to continue a waste of energy. It makes the butterfat gel ing how a person registers to vote this weapons system,” said a 8 :0 0 P M ® Barbara Mandrell: CD C4$ Dynasty (CC) Dominique and the submarine. 11:30 PM CD Three's Company living with their unwanted, dirty neighbor in distributed evenly, but has no benefit otherwise,” he and casts a ballot and a description prepared statement issued by the Som ething Special Roy Acuff, Lee Green­ Blake visit their dying father to learn the group Tuesday. The Alaska is the seventh wood. Bert Remsen. Rev Alexander Ham­ truth about Dominique s birth. Steven and CD Charlie's Angels IF 2A/^Y^HNlKov Naugatuck," Lieberman said Tuesday in a added. of the work of the secretary of the Other groups planning to demon­ T r id ^ l launched by EB, the only ilton and the Voices ol Inspiration |oin Claudia seek comTort from others after a CD 00) Nightline statement. Still. Oster said he is no fan of raw milk. "With it you state's office. Barbara in this variety special (60 min.) fight, and Alexis is shocked to learn the strate include Women of Faith, the bujlyr of Tridents. CtD Honeymooners Y o u , The stay allows the dump to stay open pending have the hazards of possible infection. Salmonella is Tashjian said she thinks one (D PM Magazine conditions of Tom Carrington’s will. (60^ Trident Nein and Pax Christi. EB has delivered five other (20) Leave It to Beaver the outcome of hearings set to begin Friday one example,” he said. reason for the low turnout among ® g ® Fall Guy (CC) Colt becomes the min.) The groups said rallies are also Tridents to the Navy since 1981. (22) ^0) Tonight Show Tonight's guest is before Stanley J. Pac. commissioner of the Milking cows are also prone to mastiti, an infection young voters is a lack of under­ i bodyguard of one ol the world's richest CiD Dr. Gene Scott HIM- planned to protest the Alaska The 6th Trident, the Alabama, has 'i Alan King (60 min ) Department of Environmental Protection. of the mammary glands. Newtown veterinarian Ned standing about state government. women and finds himself in the middle of a (^Q) Facts o f U fe (CC) Blair strays been launched but not yet commis­ The D EP ordered the dump closed in October launching in Juneau and Anchor­ wild round of dangerous action, (60 min.) from her responsibilities when she decides Anything for Money Schankman said the effect on someone drinking an ■ 'I had the feeling that may be the sioned. Five more Tridents are to date a different boy every night. ^ Pelicula; 'Uno y Medio Contra el 1983 alter traces of toxic dioxin were found in infected cow’s milk can range from severe diarrhea to apathy of the 18-to 25-year-olds was age in the 49th state. ® N ew s Groton City Police Chief Joseph under construction. Mundo’ ground water samples taken at the sitd, but severe blood infection. due to the fact that the government MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour Superior Court Judge George W. Ripley voided 01) MOVIE: 'Harmony Lane’ This musical e«994byNiA.ias. TwAweS the decision in March. 1984 and the dump tribute to Stephen Foster features the out­ re-opened. The complicated case then went to the standing events in his life, as well as some state Supreme Court which reversed the ruling of his songs. Douglass Montgomery, Eve­ lyn Venable, William Frawtey. 1935 allowing the dump to re-open. The case is now FBI links giveaway to fugitive Gerena BARBARA MANDRELL [CNN] Sports Tonight back before the DEP for the latest set of hearings. driver. Rogelio Negron, said he was [ESPN] SportsCenter WINTHROP CT>y Dicli Cavalll could have been the work of Victor M. outlets in Hartford and Puerto Rico Barbara Mandrell is joined HARTFORD (UPI) — The FBI is hired to drive the truck to Milford, [USA] Make M e Leuph Parents start I.D. program Gerena, 25. the Wells Fargo guard who Monday and Tuesday claimed th by Ma]e Vocalist of the Year I'M LOOKING fOR THEN IQUESS -investigating whether some of the 87 where he picked up 41 cartons of toys 11:45 PM [MAX] Ukely Stories, disappeared with $7 million of his gift-giving was on behalf of Los Lee Greenwood on her first I'LL HAVE TO FA IR F IE LD — Parents attached tiny identifi­ million stolen in a 1983 Wells Fargo and 39 tricycles at the Toys R Us store. Chapter 2 A FicSrHT.. HAVE employer’s cash from a West Hartford Macheteros. television special, "Barbara S T A R T O N E . cation tags to their children’s shoelaces in a heist was used to treat poor children to [TMC] MOVIE: ‘The Escape Artist' A you SEEN OME? "The caller's credibility has not been Negron said after the distribution, Mandrell: Something Special," program police said was the first of its kind in $5,000 worth of Christmas toys, cash garage on Sept. 12, 1983. the three men removed their robes, and teenage boy from a family of performing Gerena is on the FB I's 10 Most placed in doubt,” said Connecticut FBI to air WEDNESDAY, JAN. 9 magicians longs to follow in the footsteps and food. drove all four men to the Greyhound ^ ^ Connecticut. Wanted List and Wells Fargo has Director Alonzo B. Lacey Jr. on CBS. of his late father. Griffin O'Neal, Teri Garr. Police distributed the tags this week to all town The gifts, loaded in a rented tractor Bus Terminal in Hartford where they » Desi Arnaz. Rated PG. issued a $500,000 reward for his capture "W e’re doing everything you could children in kindergarten through second grade. trailer, were handed out for two hours got out and walked toward Main street. and return of the money. reasonably assume would be done," CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME 1 2 : 0 0 A M CD Magnum. P.l. The tags contain spaces for name, address, Sunday from an empty lot in a black Negron said the men spoke perfect Since his disappearance, letters Lacey said Tuesday. CD Rockford Files telephone numbers and medical information, and and Hispanic ghetto by three men Spanish, were well mannered ai.v verified by the FBI as sent by Gerena Lacey said six agents canvassed the CD Hawaii Five-0 are worn between the laces and tongue of a child’s dressed as the Wise Men. never mentioned Gerena or Los. have expressed concern for the poor neighborhood Tuesday with photos of (iD Star Trek Sunday was the Feast of the Three Macheteros. shoe* and oppressed and Los Macheterps, a Gerena and trying to compile a ( ^ Dr. Gene Scott Police Sgt. Edward J. Reilly of the youth Kings or Epiphany, popularly observed He was given a $100 bill for a tip and terrorist group seeking independence description of the four men who were on (2d) MOVIE: 'Quiet American' An Ameri­ c*w«>f»«A.ws i'^gs GiiiuJl services division said the Lifesaver Identification by the Hispianic community with gift Lacey said the note was being checked giving to commemorate the visit of the for Puerto Rico, has claimed Gerena is the truck giving out the gifts. can arrives in Vietnam with his own plans Program is the first of its kind in the state and The truck was anonymously rented to determine if it could be from the for ending the war. Audio Murphy, Michael Magi to the Christ child in Bethlehem. one of them. pattern^ after similar efforts in New Jersey. from a lo^al moving firm and the stolen money. Redgrave. Claude Dauphin. 1958. 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Wednesday, .l:in p,'l985 The Bin Dunlop drama Missing saiior iived for danger Classified... .. 643-2711 And last January he set sail the journey west to east. Household Goods 62 .seen leaving the Cook Islands, across the Pacific Ocean, which he Business Opportunities 22 Store/Officc Space For advertisements to be M ilN f Bv Jeffrey J. SImek Half as wide as it was iong, the Misc tor Sale 63 R a te s Dunlop ran up against a tropical knew would be the most lonely and nOIIvc» Situation Wanted 23 Resort Property Dublished Mondov. the dead United Press International Wind’s Will looked like a bobber Home and Gorden 64 Minimum Charge; storm of near-hurricane propor­ dangerous leg of the voyage. Losf/Found...... 01 Employment Info. 24 Misc. for Rent line IS 2;30 o ni on Friday next to the sleek sloops docked in S3.00 lor one day tions that churned the sea into a After months without a sighting, Personals 02 Instruction 25 Wanted to Rent Pets 65 MECHANIC FALLS. Maine the Portland marina. With a 12-foot P er W ord: “ boiling cauldron.” fear grew that he was missing. Announcements...... 03 Roommotes Wonted Musical Items 66 (U P !) — When Bill Dunlop was mast and three sails, the Wind’s Read Your Ad “ 1 feel he got totally swamped, In June, the Wind’s Will sprung a Recreotionoi items 67 12 days 20C planning his historic 29.000-nnile Will was slow — peaking at about 3 Auctions...... 04 Roni Estate water literally poured into the leak, leaving Dunlop to spend his Keai tsTQTe Services Antiques 68 3 5 dovs 18C Classified advertisements voyage around the world in a knots, or 60 miles a day. But it was 69 6 days 16C bathtub-sized sailboat, he often boat,” Wein-stein said. “ He was 43rd birthday bailing by hand as he , , Homes for Sole 31 Tog Soles are taken bv telephone os a probably literally rolling over.” sound. Wonted to Ouv 70 26 dovs 12c made light of the danger, “ I expect to be capsized about limped into the Cook Islands for. FinOnCiQl condominiums 32 Services Ottered convenience And like countless other men Happy Ads: “ None of this is safe. But if you 100 times,” Dunlop said before his repairs. Heavily laden with supp­ Lots/Land for Sole 33 Pointing/Popenng The Munrhester Herold is who took to th^sails before him. $3 00 per column inch make it safe, it would take all the trans-Atiantic adventure. “ It will lies, and unaware of the storm that Mortgages in investment Prooertv 34 Building/Controcting responsible only tor one mcor Bill Dunlop was presumed a victim fun out of it.” he said. “ This is the go over, but it will come back up awaited him, Dunlop left June 23 Personol Loons 12 Business Property' 35 Rooting/Siding reci-inserfion and then only of the sea. A u t o m o t iv e D e a d lin e s greatest adventure ever in my again. It’s just like a punching for Australia — never to be seen" Ja Resort property 36 Heating/Plumbing tor the size ol the original life." again. Wanted to Borrow ...... 14 Flooring. Cors Trucks for Sole For classified advertise insertion. THE SON OF A New Hampshire bag.” But along the way, there were In August, his wife Pam flew to DAnfnIc Income Tax Service Motorcycles Bicycles menfs to be published Tues E rrors which do not lessen mill worker, Dunlop became a J t took 78 days to cross the signs of trouble. Dunlop was the island continent to await Bill’s ' Employment Kcmaia services Wanted Rec Vehicles dov through Saturday, the truck driver, but his days as a Atlantic, and Dunlop was barely the value of theadvertisemeni delayed by weather in Miami. He arrival. Miffed that officials re-_^ Auto Services deadline is noon on the dov landlubber were numbered as he a.shore in England when he an­ will not be corrected bv on was mugged in Jamaica. And in nounced that he would take the fused to initiate a search, Pam a Education , S“ S™S',s“ rR.n,' :« For sale Autos for Rent Leosc betore publication. became drawn to the sea. additional Insertion. June, he spent his 43rd birthday Wind’s Will the rest of the way lashed out at Australia’s Coastal 61 Misc Automotive In 1980, he embarked on his first Surveillance, calling it “ a Mickey Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes tor Rent 43 Holidoy/Seosonol battling a major leak that nearly around the world. sunk his boat, the Wind’s Will. sailing adventure, navigating his Mouse outfit.” 36-foot sloop Enchantress from “ It’s going to take years and Last June, he disappeared. Weinstein spent months retrac­ Portland to Falmouth, England, ■ years and I ’m not getting any HDMES “We feei he was swamped or younger," Dunlop said of pros­ ing Dunlop’s steps, and at Christ-. and back. ANTED FDR SALE sunk approximately 100 miles west mastime told Pam of his conclu-. Notices I hELP WANTED I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED i n i w K P ^ I 1 Two years later, Dunlop alone pects for the three-year global I LOST AND FOUND HELP WANTED of Aitutaki, one of the Cook Islands. Sion - that me.Wind’s Will was lost, challenged the mysterious Ber­ odyssey. It is unlikely he could have at sea ancKCunlop had died. ■ CASH IER-TELEPHONE FUEL OIL TRUCK DELIVERY AND STOCK PART TIM E CLERICAL- MANCHESTER — muda Triangle — where many FOUND - Grev cot. Bookkeeplng and typing Condo, Northtleld Green, survived that storm,” said Jeffrey BUT THIS T R IP was beset with But Dunlop always knew that OPERATOR- DRIVER-Closs II Li­ CLERK - Full time, sailors have disappeared — and Friendly, adorable. Blue Important. Approxi­ 3 bedrooms, 2'/} baths, all Weinstein, the search director probiems. Early in November RECEPTIONIST-40 hour cense. Dependable fuel steady work, 40 hours, survived. could happen. „ j - I LOST AND FOUND bell collar. Near Pine and mately 30 hours. 649-9015 oppllances. $7i;900. F.J. hired by Dunlop’s family. 1983, Dunlop suffered cuts when his Shortly before leaving Portland, Walnut. Call Sue, 446-7778 week. No weekends. Ex­ oil delivery East of the Mon. through Frl. Time His report released just four Seeking new challenges, Dunlop HOUSECLEANING - 8:30-5; 649-8396after5pm. Spllecki Realtors, 643- boat was blown into a coral reef Dunlop told an inquirin ^eporter„ or 548-4025. cellent benefits. Must be River. Full time. Insu­ and one-half after 40 days after Christmas darkened the helped to design and build a 9-foot LOST - TrI colored minia­ rance benefits. Call 647- hours. Paid holtdovs, va­ Glastonbury areo. Imme­ 2121. near Nassau. “If they were going [to put; able to type. Apply In holidays in the cedtral Maine town sailing machine that in 1982 would ture Collie. Answers to 9137. cation plus other benef­ diate openings for full FULL TIM E ‘ Appliance During a Thanksgiving break in something on my tombstpne — and person to Mr. Carter, and part time positions. UPl photo put on the map by the daring sailor. ferry him into the Guiness Book of ‘Judv’. Vicinity Wood- Carter Chevrolet, 1229 its. Immediate opening. Techniclan/Dellverv MANCHESTER — For Kingston, Jamaica, the sailor was I guess if I don’t make it I won ti Employment Good rates, bonuses and Weinstein theorized that on June World Records, as he sailed the bridge St., Manchester. Main St„ Manchester. AIRLINES NOW HIRING For Interview, Manches­ Man. Responsible, hon­ sale by owner. Five room mugged by four men while he need a tombstone because- they... health Insurance availa­ Ranch, 2 bedrooms, fam­ MAINE SAILOR BILL DUNLOP 25, two days after the lone Wind’s Will solo across the Atlantic Reward. Coll 449-1416. - Reservotlonlsts, stewar­ ter Tobacco & Candy Co., est, well-groomed person looked for a hotel room. won’t find m e.’’’ & Education ble. Must be neat and willing to work In a well ily room, aluminum sid­ . . . missing since June Mechanic Falls sailor was last — the smallest craft to complete NURSES - Substitute desses and ground crew 2 9 9 Green Rd., LOST - Large mole long positions available. Coll Manchester. dependable. Call Mald- established business. ing, new roof, recently RN's for Coventry Public To-Order, 659-2953. haired block and white Schools. Contact Dr. Nl- 1-(619)-569-631S for de­ Contact Debbie at 643- remodeled bath, city util-' 2171. Itles, move-ln condition. Put Number 1 to work for youl cot, with tour white paws. I HELP WANTED colettl's office at 742-8913. tails. 24 hours. TEACHER AIDE - At Answers to ‘Sneakers'. EOE. Hockanum Volley Child Principles only. Call af­ / Lost seen on corner of FEDERAL, STATE AND Dov Core Center. Re­ ter 4:30pm, 649-1286,9am- Wells and Batista weor- TRUCK MECHANIC EASY ASSEMBLY CIVIL SERVICE JOBS sponsibilities include as­ 4pm, Saturday and Sun- SERVICE STATION AT- Ino o yellow collar with WANTED — At M & M WOR KI $600 per 100. Gua­ available. Call 1-619-S69- sisting the teacher In day. Reduced $64,900. on ID too. Coll 646-0280 or Service. Call Dave at 8304 for Infornnotlon. 24 carrying out child core TENDANT/MECHANIC- INSPECTOR — Min­ REAL ESTATE ranteed payment. No ex- for service and light me­ SROOM HOUSE 220-3096. Reward. 649-2871. perlence/No sales. De­ hours. center activities. Pre­ imum 5 years experience Fireplace, 2 car garage. tails, send self-addressed vious experience pre­ chanical work. Apply at final Inspection. Must be Gill's Auto Service, Close to all convenien­ stamped envelope: TEMPORARY CA- ferred. Salary $7060 o familiar with Pratt 8, Route 6, Bolton. ces. $750 monthly. 649- ELAN VITAL-173, 3418’' SHIERSfwIth expe­ year. Contact Bruce Whitney and Electric 1013 after 5:30. Enterprise Rood, Fort rience) and book store Blair at 072-9676. ^OE. Boat work. 40 hour week, Pierce, Florida, 33450. clerks needed. Day and EMPLOYMENT OP­ fringe benefits. EEO Em­ PART TIM E PORTUNITY — First, se­ MANCHESTER - Spa­ evening hours. Apply PART TIME TELLER - ployer. Apply In person cious, 3 bedrooms, yard, THIS W EEK Will train. Hours Monday cond and third shift. Mondav-Frlday, 8am- MCC Bookstore, Bldwell 25 Hours Weekly Premium pay for third parking. Attic storage. St. In Manchester. through Wednesday, 4pm: Triumph Manufac­ No Pets. $525 plus utili­ $ 115,000 RN 10:30am-3:30pm. Thurs­ shift. Start part time or tu rin g , 750 T o lla n d MANCHESTER PART TIME POSITION ties. Immediate occu­ Z-6 Duplex, with lou of carpeting, cuetom colonial UTILITY PERSON tor day,, 10:30am-5pm. Fri­ make a career. Flexible Street, East Hartford. Mtchen with dining area, 3 badrooma. large family room with w«od atwe. two newer a v a il a b l e . Choott from schedule available. pancy. Allbrio Realty, heating syatema and much morell Call our office for privtfe ahowingll Late afternoons, evenings, •U tf with benafllt or par dltm work In groin mill. Heavy day 10:30am-S;30pm. Oc­ 646-0917. ■t higher rtio. $t/hr. dltfaran- casional Saturday. Apply Apply In person at Xtra llilto r It pmlo7amthllLFor duty sweeping and clean­ ing. Must have valid driv­ In person to Marilyn Mart, 404 Hartford Road, and Saturday mornings lurlhar Information and thlfta Manchester or call 649- avallabla plaaaa call 423- ers license. 649-4523. Eden, South Windsor BUSINESS 2897. Bonk & Trust, 959 Sulli­ 2337. ONE ENGINE LATHE PRDPERTY D.W.FISH CANTURBURY VILLA TAILOR van Ave., South Windsor, OPERATOR — ONE Call Jeanne between 9 and 11am. MATURE SECRETA- BRIDGEPORT OPERA­ N THE REALTY COMPANY OF WILUMANTIC Part time. Experienced EXCELLENT LOCATION In Men's wear. Apply In EOE. RY/RECEPTIONIST — TOR — Minimum 5 years MANCHESTER — 39,000 p’erson to Mr. Apter: 2-3 days per week. WP experience. Able to read sq. ft. Industrial building. MANCHESTER $109,900 Manchester Herald Regal Mens Shop, 903 PART TIME - 25 hours skills on IBM-PC, typing blueprints and do bwn City water and sewer, Main Street, weekly. Late afternoon and transcribing. Man­ setups. 45 hour week, parking, 2000 amp. ser­ Manchester. and evenings and Satur­ chester professional of­ fringe benefits. EEO Erh- vice, loading docks. F.J. Raised Ranch with three bedrooms on a large lot in a ELUNGTON $129,900 TEUER fice. Send resumeto: Box Spllecki Realtors, 643- B e t t e r Full time to work in day mornings. Coll ployer. Apply In persoit sought after area. Features include rec room, pool, "New Listing" - Comntamporary L-Ranch, with apacious rooms over looking golf 647-9946 PRINTING AND Jeanne, Manchester He­ P, c/o the Manchester Mondav-Frlday, 8am- 2121. course. 3 bedrooms, LR, DA. den. central A/C and wonderful converaation pit with Manchester or Glas­ Herald. large atone fireplacel A must to see for 198511 tonbury. Good ^ours. BIN DERY-OpportunItles rald, 647-9946. 4pm: Triumph Manulac- for cutter, folder and tu rln g , 750 T o lla n d MANCHESTER - attrac­ Excellent working PART TIME COUNTER tive Main St. clothing terns and a two-car garage. THINKING OF BUYING OR SELUNG! conditions and bene­ various operators MEDICAL RECEPTION­ Street, East Hartford. IST - Part time. Mature, PERSON — Immediate boutique. Good terms. 1 ^ T n U n L m Plaaaa call 649-4000 fits. Apply at; Main Of­ needed. Experience ne­ opening. Excellent op­ CLERK — Process ship­ Allbrio Realty, 649-0917. For a Iria niirkillno anilytli ol your homo fice, 1137 Main Street, cessary. Good pay. Over­ experienced person with portunity lor on Individ­ East Hartford; time, medical plan avail­ references. 4 days a week ping and invoice docu­ To taa any homa an tha nirkal taday. ual who wants to grow ments tor fast paced I r - r n 111 ll able. Reply to Box RR,, In Bloomfield and Man­ with one of the most 353 Caiitar ItraeL Manchaaltr. CT FIRST C/O Manchester Herald. chester area. Call 658- manufacturing concern. Rontals ^ UNDSEV REAL es ta te SALESPEOPLE prestigious import fran­ 0396. Some phone work. Figure Fiitari if tin With Piid by ihi MMchistir Hirild ^ FEDERAL chises In the U.S. Pre­ I------— RECEPTIONIST/TYPIST aptitude a must. Full SAVINGS PART TIME CLERK TY­ vious parts experience time, Monday through - We need on energetic necessary. Must be neat and dependable person to PIST for one person ot- Friday. Competetive IRDDMS llce In East Hartford. In appearance and pos­ wage and benefit pack­ FDR RENT WANTED answer phones, greet sess excellent communi­ FOR SALE customers/vendors and Flexible hours, good pay. age. Call for an appoint­ BOOKKEEPER/ Call Mr. Raddlng at 528- cation skills. Top wages ment, 646-1737. Plllowtex assume general typing will be paid Including full CENTRAL LOCATION — ACCOUNTANT ' responsibilities in a busy 3233 for appointment. Corp. EOE. Kitchen privileges, park­ iiiaititiWiiiifaliaiii* Full Charge, for growing benfits and pension plan. front office of Bolton Contact Mr. Chet ing available. Security t manufacturing company based manufacturer. Full RECEPTIONIST - Full and references required. 156 E Center St To work evenings Eaat of River. Responsi­ time and part time. Apply CholnskI, Parts Man­ ble for accounting func­ time M-F, Good benefits. ager, Gorin's Jaguar, SITUATIDN $55 a week. Call 643-2693. Manchester tions, including financial Call for appointment In person H. & R. Block, WANTED Marshall's Mall, Route 83, Vernon, 646- statements and IBM- only, Svndet Products, 0158. MANCHESTER — Pri­ 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm PCXT operation. Excel­ Inc. 646-0172. Manchester. vate home, separate lent starting salary and W ILL DO ACCOUNTS M a s MEDICAL SECRETARY RECEIVABLE, PAYA­ modern bath/entrance. \3 with Heraid carriers growth opportunity. Send TECHNICIAN/INSPECTOR LIVE IN H O U S E - 15 minutes to Hartford. ^eal Estate resume In confidence to: — Wanted Immediately. BLE. My home. Write MANCNCtTCR - Established testing la­ KEEPER WANTED to Typing, Insurance forms. Box S, c/o Manchester References required. Condo living at Its beat In this 6 room Townhouse with 2/3 bedrooms. 1 ’/i President, Apollo Molded boratory seeks a con­ care for working Mom Call 643-8830. baths, dining room with sliders to private patio, new carpeting A custom 647-7653 Products. Inc., 20 Mount­ Repv to Box R, c/o the Herald. blinds throughout, carpeted finished lower level & storage area. Newly d ^ ain StreeL P.O. Box 1276, crete and soils field tech­ and her 2 year old. Tele­ Manchester Herald. Excellent Income phone 647-1081 between corated end a delight to see. Call for an appointment. 643-4060 Rockville. CT 06066. nician. Candidate can I WILL BABYSIT In my MANCHESTER - Clean, RURJNNQLOn expect an adversity of 9am and 4pm. quiet room. Near busline Two approved level wooded building lota. Underground utilities. TELLER — Part time. 20 home for second and for the assignments. Experience hours per week. Expe­ third shifts. Please call and shopping. Middle- Prestigious area. $39,900 and $42,900. helpful, but will train the aged working lady pre- rience preferred, but not 647-8721 anytime. right people. right person. Vehicle re­ necessary. Apply to Mr. ferred. Non­ RN quired. Benefits and se­ Fields, 23 Main Street, smoking / d r I n ker curity. Call Mr. Young JEWELRY DISTRIBU­ Manchester EOE,M/F. Excellent local referen­ SOUTH WINDSOR NIGHT 242-6291. TOR - Excellent oppor­ ces required. 649-1237. tunity, good salary plus Roal Estato SUPERVISOR MATURE INDIVIDUAL Deluxe 9 Room Contemporary, 4 bedrooms, family room, WAREHOUSE commission and auto ex­ recreation room, hobby room and much more. Exquisite, Monday through Fri­ penses. Call 5-9pm 871- NEEDED to stay with 14 I APARTMENTS WORKERS for filling of year old boy while quarry stone foyer, 3 baths, 2 fireplaces, plus a wood Piease contact Jeanne day In 155 bed S.N.F. orders. 40 hour week. 1477 to schedule an i.fjH D M E S 1 FDR RENT /I.C.F. facility. Ex­ Interview. mother travels on busi­ stove. Many extras. ' $250,000 Monday through Friday. ness. Coll 643-1072 otter I ^ i I fd r s a le cellent benefits. $3.75 hour starting wage. MANCHESTER ITAtSM 6pm. THREE ROOM APART­ Juat Listed! Quality and comfort are yours in this lovely 6 room Cape im­ CRESTFIELD CON Apply In person, 8-3, HELP WANTED — MENT — With heat, $275. maculate throughout featuring 2/3 bedrooms, garage and maintenance at 647-9946 VALESCENT HOME Mondav-Frlday. Arthur Emergency Medical Adults only. No pets. free aluminum exterior. Recently redecorated and located in moat desira­ In Mancheser. MANCHESTER ble area. . _ Call for details. 643-4060 Drug, 942 Moln St., Technician - l.V. Techs. Security deposit. Call 646- Manchester. 4 bedroom ((^een Manor Please call Mrs. J. Full time. Start Imme­ ranch). 2 bath^'26‘ beamed 7690 or 643-0496. U&R REALTY CO. I Brownstein, DNS, diately. New benefit STATION ATTEND­ family room, carpetlnQ. all m [lianrIfPHtprIlpralJi Monday through F ri­ OPENINGS NOW CHFAm SW U package ond salary sche­ ANTS WANTED — Good appliancee. fireplace, garage. FREE 6 4 3 -2 6 9 2 day between 9 am AVAILABLE - for full dule. 12 hour shifts. Call Owner-Agent will help fi­ HDMES 6 room. 4 bedroom Colonial. Newer furnace & roof. CarpetliMtlng to starting pay, neat and nance. $83,900. Gordon MARKET remain. ShovA very nicely! $62,000. and 3 pm at 643-sisl. time stock. Day and ev­ 523-9117, ask for Ralph or dependable. Morning FDR SALE Robert D. Murdock, Realtor Realty, 843-2174. R E A L E S TA TE S E R V IC E S e v a l u a t io n ening shifts available. Dick. Apply at; L 0, M hours and afternoon 223 Em I C«nttr St., M NUchtf r iO SNiN J \ Grocery or similar expe­ Ambulance, 471 New hours. Some experience rience preferred. Apply Pork Ave., West Hart­ helpful. See Barney at the to M r. Allen, Monday ford. EOE. gas station, Morlorty OFFICE HOURS; DAILY 9 AM TO 8 PM; SATURDAY 9 AM TO 5 PM NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED through Friday 10am- Brothers. 3pm. Paperama, Man­ ------IN MANCHESTER AREA chester. 381 Broad St., EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR SELLING? Manchester, CT. — National health agency seeking person to Arnutl Rd. Ill Cantar 8 L 3 2 3 4 8 7 odd RECEPTIONIST - Local W E N EED D.W .FISH tJ lS T tS m S Brliwald St. III NEWSPAPER DEALER organize wide ranging Firgiuon Rd. 1 5 -II2 THE REALTY CCW.PANYCOfV.PANY I I 1 n ^ 1 ITAand A X an d Garclcns- Gardens'^ realty company. Full volunteer program of 0-24 Lilac 8 1 all NEEDED In Manchester- We have more buyers than homes! If G irth Rd. time. Call 643-4005. community service, edu­ you’ve considered selling over the last E. MIddli Taki. 558-676 8van Trumbull SL III /South Windsor area. 243 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER VERNON CIRCLE • VERNON Call 647-9946. cation and fund raising In several years but were hesitant because Butlimut Ro. III M irb la S L III PART TIME D IS H the Manchester area. MANCHESTER S79 900 643-1591 871-1400 M cCiba S t III WASHER NEEDED - NICE LOCATION of market conditions... call the professio­ Hlckiry Lini III MEDICAL RECEPTION­ Marketlng/Sales expe­ Eitt Cintar 8L 156-202 8van Slack PI. III Apply Tacorral, 246 This 7 room TownhouM Condominium !■ convonlantly locatd nals at 646-2482. IST — For extremely rience a plus. Experience with stay a c e n t to highway. 3 badrooma. 2'A baths, wall to wall all North Main SL 397-496 Broad Street, with volunteer develop­ HURRVI HURRVl “WE’RE SELLING HOUSES!” H im lln S L Manchester. busy 4 doctor practice. carpsting throughout, lowar laval rac room, Tannis courts This 6 room, 2'^ bath Dutch Colonial Is so tastefully decorated Hirriian SL all Cantar S L 479-552 ivan Must have medical office ment helpful. Reply,stat­ swimming pool and clubhouaa ara at your diapoaal. you’ll think you're in an Interior designers studiol All solid 17-6 4 Doughirty St III ing education, expe­ doors, pine wains coating. 2 car garage and In-ground pool! Hall S L PHOTO PRINTER - Ex­ experience and be capa­ $135,900 P a a r lS t 113 -18 4 McKaa 8 1 12-78 ble of' answering and rience and salary level to perience helpful. Full Director of Field Servi­ Spruea St. 1 4 4 8 ProctaF Rd. III time and parttimq/Three toklng charge of tele­ III phones, making appoint­ ces, P.O. Box 410, Wal­ H h llird S L 16-164 Victoria Rd. positions. Call 647-1000, lingford, CT 06492. De­ Ja ia p h St. III Wait Cantar 81. 3-228 odd ask for Tony or Phil. ments and various re­ lated office duties. Full gree preferred. all Englawood Dr. all Ragant 81 - time, Monday through Strang S L III Wadgawood Dr. III NURSERY ATTENDANT INSURANCE CLERK — WANTED - Great work­ Friday. Contact Mrs. Waadlind SL 18-98 W aflMIddli Tpka. 5 76 4 9 3 Noonan at 646*0314. Local savings and loan OBipwaad Dr. 65-155 Alaxindw 81 all ing conditions. Call Paul needs Individual to assist VERNON M2.500 01659-3731. D iva n D r. all Cantar SL 487-553 odd only COUNTER ATTENDANT In payment of Insurance U K E ITT Edm und S L 61-83 Lincoln S L — Must be 18. Apply at; bills and other related Call u t today tor mors Information on this coiy Rmch Imma- an culata, ons-ownar horns on largs lot. 3 badrooma. Ifraplacsd Ed iin n Rd. III Parkins S L all MANCHESTER INSU­ Subway, 288 Center duties. Good aptitude for NEW LISTING figures, light typing, re­ living room, lowar laval rac room. Convanlanlly locatsd cloaato WARMTH! Fultnn Rd. all RIdgswood 8L all RANCE AGENCY seeks Street, Manchester or 45 shopping and aaay accaas to highway. Lal ua show It to youl lated experience helpful. JUSTUSTED IN-LAW SUITE wnutnoi EAST HARTFORD $77,900 MANCHESTER $77,500 Watt MIddIa Tpka. 598-791 Rooaavalt SL III customer service repre­ Burnside Ave., East Spacious 10 plus room ranch with private 2'A room Immaculate 3 bedroom home with 2 lull baina, family room. II- sentative. Interestina op­ Hartford. Call 647-4651 for W i can halo yau hacania a Cape Cod with 7 rooms including a livin- Immaculate home that’s tastefully decorated. Clintan St. all Si John St. 115 -175 appointment. ’REALE PR0FE8U0NAU In-law suite (Ideal to r teenaaers, etc.). T h is w on't lasti replace and 2 car garage. You won't believe how clean thia There's an eat-in kitchen, a fireplaced livin- portunity for o person O ftored at $115,000. home lal IPaek In the ovan.) Only *84,900 groom with a firepiaceand woodstove, a din­ M ipla S L 99-264 SL Lawrinea SL all with experience. Call 646- PART TIM E CASHIER Call M -4 S 2 5 . and, aak lar Oaa ing room and 3 bedrooms. Above ground groom, a formal dining room and new carpet­ B raid S t. 428 in ly 0107. WANTED — Monday COUNTER HELP — BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO, INC7 pool and a level treed yard with fruit trees. ing in the living room and dining room. The through Wednesday, 1- Morning, afternoon and D.F. REALEy INC. REALTORS Super family sized home in great location. family room has knotty pine paneling, a great MANCHESTER HERALD DAY COMPANION for 5:30pm. Experience pre­ evening shifts available. Reef fatale house for the money. elderly person In your ferred but will train. Stop Apply In person onl v; The IVSadMtf., NiwiiiiHi. Cl. * 189 WEST CENTER STREET Call Circulation Dept r home. If Interested coll Whole Donut, 319 Green M 4-4S3S (Comer of McKee)' 647 9946 In at Fairway, 975 Main 644-3716 after 7pm. Street, Manchester. Road, Manchester. 646-2482______The Full Service Real Estate Company ...Personal and Community Service MNCHESTKR HKRAl.O. \Vcdnesd:t.v J:m 9 1W5 - 23_ 22 - MANCHFSTKR HERALD. Wedncsdiiy, Jun. 9, 1985 CLASSIFIED 643-2711 LOOK FOR THE STARS... ^ ^4^

KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by U rry Wright r n SERVICES Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get rnAPAflTMENTS r n APARTMENTS r n APARTMENTS STORE AND ROOMMATES | 5l IflFFERED I^ F O R RENT 1 ^ 1 FOR RENT l^ F O R RENT OFFICE SPACE WANTED a tm S J i. CRJMW l^ BGD LICENSED DAY CARE better results. Put a star on your ad and see what a MANCHESTER — Avail­ STORRS — Two bed­ THREE ROOM APART­ STORE — West Middle HOME — Bilingual, ■|5> B U T able Immediately. One. room, family area, ap­ MENT — With heat, hat Tpke., near Parkade. Ap­ French and English It you two and three bedroom pliances. $385. Coll water, stove, refrlgero- Cm> OT TiJHA ? proximately 2100 sq. ft. wish. C all 646-8588. MANCHESTER - House difference it mokes. Telephone 643-2711, Mondoy-Friday, apartments. S400, $4Si, 643-8516. tor, carpet. $350. Adults A v a ila b le F e b ru ary 1st. Call 649-6205 or 643-6802. to Share with profes­ $520, heat and hot water only. Centrally located. m a t u r e m a l e w ill sional female, student or Included. J.D. Real MANCHESTER - 2 bed­ No pets. Security deposit. T drive, shop, run errands, MANCHESTER — Five senior citizen. Garage Estate, 646-1980. room, IVi bath town- C a ll 646-7690 or 643-0496 emmisslon test, et cetera. room office suite, first with entrance. Full privi­ 8:30 o.m. to 5:00 p.m. ^ ^ ____ house condo. End unitl. after 5pm. floor, parking, excellent leges. Reduced rent In C a ll 649-1226. VERNON — Attractive Appllonces, wall-to-wall sign visibility. Frank exchange for minimal 3'/j room apartment In carpetino, convenient lo­ FOUR ROOM APART­ experienced child care of two school residential area. Includes cation, $600 plus utilities. M EN T— In 2 family, first Splle ckI, 643-2121. ICARS/TRUCKS 1 MISCELLANEOUS aged children. Call otter MOTHER will babysit In I7i JCARS/TRUCKS heat, hot water, applian­ Short term lease availa­ floor, fully appllanced BUILOING/ HGUSEHGLO MISCELLANEOUS homeano ■ 7 1 ICARS/TRUCKS AUTOMOTIVE MANCHESTER — Office 5pm 649-9046. my home. Prefer Infant i ^ M for sale IFORSALE 1 ces and parking. Washer ble. C a ll 649-9578. kitchen, walking distance fohsale I'M forsale space. Ideal for accoun­ or non-school children. CGNTRACT1N6 6GG0S I 6AR0EN and dryer on premises. to downtown. Nice yard EL CAMINO - 1966^ tant, lawyer or sales of­ 647-7585. THREE 15" FORD No pets. References and 2 o r 3 B E D R O O M and one cor garage. Call GOVERNMENT SUR­ cylinder, outomotlc. fice. Central location. USED REFRIGERA­ CAR RADIO — Excellent DELIVERING RICH CHEVROLET MALIBU, WHEELS — One with security deposit re­ A P A R T M E N T S $425and 646-4525. c a r p e n t r y a -n d r e ­ PLUS CARS a n d must sell by Sunday. Ample parking. Call 649- Services TORS, WASHERS, condition. Hlob powered. L O A M — 5 yards, $62 plus 1979 — Two door, 6 cy­ rubber In good condition. quired. $340a month. Coll $450. No utilities. Shown m o d e l i n g S E R V IC E S TRUCKS, under $100 C h eap . 643-7256. $20. Telephone 742-6871. 2891. PAINTING/ Ranges - clean, guaran­ Includes Dolby NR. Boss tax. Sand, gravel and linder, new brakes. One 875-3748.______between 4-5pm dally. 67 MANCHESTER — North — Complete home re­ Now available In your PAPEHINO teed, parts and service. and Trebble controls and stone. C all 643-9504. owner.$2900. Coll 644- and 69 Bigelow St. M an ­ End. One bedroom dport- pairs and remodeling. areo. Cain-(619) 569-0041. MANCHESTER - 4 room Low prices. B.D. Pearl & m ore. $90. C o ll 646-1063 99S5. r n RECREATION chester. No pets, 3 ment In quiet residential 1^ SERVICES Quality work. Referen­ 24 houi^. INVITATION FOB PROPOSAL suite. Main St. located CEILINGS REPAIRED Son, 649 Main Street, after 4:30pm. VEHICLES Half-Sixe Appeal months security. area. Near bus line. Utili­ i-t-jr i S i l OFFERED ces, licensed and Insured. Sealed Praoosols will be re next to law offices. $300 o r R E P L A C E D W it h d ry - 643-2171. ties not Included. $395 Call 646-S16S. ANTIQUE BUR'feAU, HONDA 1961 - Excellent 1 974 C H E V R O L E T ce lved In the O ffic e at the OI- per month Includes heat. wall. Call evenings. Gory PETS 1980 JAYCO 23' MINI rectar at General Services. MANCHESTER — Ayall- m onthly. C oll 646-3158be­ ODD JOBS, Trucking. Bedroom vanity and coat condition,.. Approxi­ TRUCK • Custom 10, tween 8am-4:30pm. A llb rio R eolty, 649-09,17. M cH ugh, 643-9321. SEARS CONSOLE HUMI­ MOTOR HOME — Ford 41 Center Street, Mooches able Fe bru ary 1st. 3 bed­ Home repairs. You name DUMAS ELECTRIC — rack. $99 for oil, but w ill mately 75,000 miles. Reg- Standard, 6 cylinder, FE­ O'tMbvNtA me DIFIER — Used 2 sea­ MANCHESTER DOG 460. low mileage, many ter, Connecticut until room duplex. Lease, It, we do It. Fre e esti­ Lights dimming? Fuses $475. C all 643-8820 after B R U A R Y IS,’ 1BSS e l I t M e.m. FOUR ROOM OFFICE - sons. 8 gallon capacity. sell separate.. Call 643- OBEDIENCE CLASS — ulorly serviced. Good security and references. FO U R ROOM a p a r t ­ m ates. Insured. 643-0304. N A M E YO U R OWN blowing? Repairs, Im­ Spm. extras. Hod TLC. Tele- tor an ON LINS CIRCULATION Prime, central location. Very good condition. 1516 after 5:30pm. Starting a new beginners tires. $5600. Coll Joe days CONTROL STSTBM FOR IBAN- $500 plus utilities. No m e n t — Heot and hot PRICE — Father and son. provements and addi­ phone 643-0692. Air conditioning, wall to Phone 643-7252. C all be­ d o s s Ja n u a ry 21st. M ost 659-1311, evenings 643- CHESTIR PUBLIC LIBRARY water. Fully appllanced BRICKS, BLOCKS, Fast, dependable ser­ tional circuits. Fully li­ 1976 OLDSMOBILE CUT pets. C a ll 646-0042.______wall. Parking. Rent In­ fore 7pm. $50. TWO OLD TRUNKS — sign up ahead. Call 9972. INVITATION TO BID SYSTEM. kitchen, two bedrooms. CELEBRITY CIPHER vice. Painting, Paper- LASS SUPREME The Mancfraatar PuMte Schools C«l*bf Ity Clphar cryptoor*nw ar* crMt«d from quotation* by cludes heat. 646-8811. STONE — Concrete. censed, Insured. Call Early 19(W era. Good The Town ot Manchester Is MANCHESTER — One $475 per month. Lease Chuck, S6S-1356. sohcits &K39 tof a CASH REOIS- lamoufl poopi*. pa*t and pr— nt. Each l*tt«r k) th* ciphor ttandt Chimney repairs. No lob hanging & Removal. Call 646-5253 anytim e. ELECTROLUX CARPET condition. $49 each. Call BROUGHM - Power on equal oooortunltv em- bedroom , 1st floor with and security deposit. Call for *noth*r. T o d a y '* cfu*.- 5 a q u a t* M . 644-0585 o r 644-0036. CHEVROLET - 1981 - Steering, power brokes, TER for 1M4-1M5 school Dlover, ond requires an attir. too sm all. C a ll 644-6356. SHAMPOO ATTACH­ 643-7534 Otter 5pm. y«ar S«aiao hicls will b« racotvad stove and refrigerator. 289-4781. MANCHESTER — Main Citation. 4 door, 4 speed, air conditioning, AM /FM motive action policy tor oil ot by CONNIE WIENER Street store for rent. R O B E R T E . JARVIS — MENT — Excellent con­ until slanuary 22. I M S M O P.M. Its C o n tra c to rs and V endors No pets. $375 per month EXPERIENCED W A L ­ power steering, low mi­ cassette, snows, no rust. Also, the Manchastar PubfK About 240 square feet. HOUSECLEANING — Building & Remodeling dition. $40. Call 649-7951. VARIETY OF HOUSE- os o co n d itio n ot doin g buzl* plus heat. C all 646-1379. M A N C H E S T E R — A v a il­ “TRPRAUPO HPU MUPI BVMUBI LPAPER HANGING and TAG SALES leage. Clean. Call 646- Very good condition. Schools solicits bids for IN­ ness with the Town, os oer For more Information Personalized service tor Specialist. Addition, gar­ PLANTS — Excellent DUSTRIAL ARTS SUPPLIES for able Immediately. Beau­ removal. Reasonable Asking $1800. C all 643- Federal Order 11246. your home. Bonded and ages, roofing, siding, kit­ KING SIZE BEDS­ condition. Must sell. Var­ 2148. (ha 1M4-1S8S school yaar 3Vi ROOM APARTMENT tiful 5 room, 2 bedroom ca ll 563-4438 or 529-7858. 7207. ProDosol Forms and soeclll- WURWBU. NDUl EHTU FUHND Insured. Manchester and rates. Call alter Spm, chens, bathrooms, re- P R E A D — Shades of blue iety ot sizes, $1 to $3. C a ll Saalao bids wiN ba racaivad until — Private home, heat, apartment. Wall to wall 643-6160. January 22. IM S . 2:30 P.M. «( cotlons are gvolloble ot the 9 surrounding towns. The placement 9 and green print. $10. Call 649-6486. 1984 RENAULT ENCORE N otice Of ougLic hcahino which time they will ba publicly General Services Office. 41 appliances. Working sin­ carpetino, appliances, WANTED Houseworks, 647-3777. Center Street, Manchester. UMUPI FHI. NDUl BV M U BVEU windows/doors. Call 643- 649-7951, MOVING - Some an­ — Mint. 9000 miles, five- The Otoortment of Public opanad Tha right is rasarvad to gle adult only. No pets, laundry hookups, park­ TO RENT Utility Control will conduct o raiact any and all bids Spaciftca- CT 06040. 6712.______25" COLOR CONSOLE tiques. Lorge collection speed, leother bucket children. C a ll 643-2880. ing, no pets. $480 plus TV — Zenith, wood groin. public hearing, pursuant to (ions and bid forms may ba sa- TOWN OF MANCHESTER. FHI NR FHI JVND H XPUHN LICENSED DAY CARE PLAYPEN AND motch- of everything. Stove, dish­. seats, a/c, power steer­ Section 16-19 ot the General curad at tha Busmass Offica. 45 u tilities. C all 646-0599. F E M A L E L O O K IN G FO R I BUILDING/ LEON CIESZYNSKI Working condition. Coll CONNECTICUT TW O, T H R E E A N D F IV E HOME — One full time, Ing high chair, lik e new. washer, crib, air condi­ ing, radlals. Must seel Statutes of Cormectlcut In the North School S(raa(. Manchas- ROBERT B. WEISS. a house or apartment to one part time opening. CONTRACTING BUILDER — New homes, 875-6736 after 7pm. $99. Elllnoton Town Holl. Elllno- tar. Connecticut ROOM Apartments — No FUHB RE CRI.” — NDR8HO $65. Call 643-5779. tioner. Tog Sole- Sot., C oll 649-2400. GENERAL MANAGER share In the M anchester . Creative and loving en­ additions, remodeling, ton, Connecticut, on Wednts- 013-01 004-01 ______appliances. No pets. Se­ I sod HOMES Jon. 12, 591 Center St., dov. Jo n u o ry 16,19SSot 10:30 area. Male or female vironment. Meals pro­ FARRAND REMODEL­ rec rooms, garages, kit­ EVENING G O W N — curity. C a ll 646-2426 week­ I ^ ^ I forhent- M anchester, 10:00 - 4:00. 1980 CHEVY MONTE o.m., concerning Docket No. INVITATION TO BID ARXKTDV. household OK. Please vided. C a ll 646-1311. chens remodeled, ceil­ I MISCELLANEOUS Light blue, metolllc 14-11-11, A o p llc o tlo n ot the days, 9am to 5pm. ING — Cabinets, roofing, CARLO — Air condition­ Sealed bids will be received in the office of the Director of PREVIOUS SOLUTION: “I think It Is silly to become a co ll Jon e ot 643-2711. gutters, room additions, ings, both tile, dormers^ I FOR SALE material. $25. Nice for Ellington Acres Water General Services. 41 Center Street. Manchester, CT until ROCKVILLE - Rent or roofing. Residential or ing, AM/FM stereo, ex­ Company to Increose Its FOUR ROOM APART­ cover story. You don't have to go out of your way to be a TAROT CARD decks, all types of remo­ new year. C oll 649-1396. 11:00 a.m. on the dote shown below for the foMowIng: rent with option to buy. 8 LOOKING FOR an apart­ com m ercial. 649-4291. Automotive cellent condition. Private Rotes. The Cemoonv re­ MENT — Available Feb­ face that everybody sees." — Sam Shepard. READINGS-CounselIng. deling and repairs. FREE quests on Increase ot $41,746, J A N U A R Y 77. 19S5 • TRAFFIC PAINT room colonial, fireplace, ment? Be sure to check HOSPITAL BED - 3-wav owner. 54,000 miles. Call REFLECTORiZED ru ary 1st. Heat, no pets, Serious, sin ce re only. $15 estimates. Fully Insured. W OOD FO R S A L E -$75.00 which Is approximately wood stove, $600 a month e 1BS4 by NEA. Inc. the many vacancies electric remote control. per cord, unspllt. Call 220-3639. 69.1% ove r test veor re­ THERMOPLASTIC STRIPING security, references, listed In classified each session. Call Jeanne 649- Telephone 643-6017, after Mattress, fitted sheets, venues odluslcd by the POWDER plus utilities. Call 742-8932 1^ HEATING/ R ick at 623-4142. lease. $415. Call 649-3340. or 742-0417. day. 6839. 6pm, 647-8509. PLUMBING almost new. $900. Wheel­ CARS/TRUCKS Componv to reflect pro JANUARY 23. 1985 MAINTENANCE CONTRACT FOR chair, excellent condi­ I forsale forma changes. The rc- IBM MACHINES PURCHASE OP FOR SALE - Executive BANK Quested Increase would re­ TW O (2) N E W G R A V E L Y tion, $200. 649-9777. FOGARTY BROTHERS desk, blond wood, 34 Inch fle ct on Increose of $39,079.53. COMMERCIAL CONVERTIBLE REPOSSESSIONS or oporoxlmattlv 61.07% TRACTORS — Bathroom remodel­ X 60 Inch. Good condition. 1973 VOLKSWAGON SU­ P rtc M Re d P eed F o r over octuol lest year re­ J A N U A R Y 25. 1985 • PURCHASE OF ONE (1) NEW ing; Installotlon water $85. Also refrigerator for PERBEETLE — Semi au­ venues. The Increase In cus­ O id c k S a ta 1985 COMBINATION VACUUM heaters, garbage dispo­ ENDROLLS college or cottage. $70. tomatic, AM/FM radio, tomer's bills will vary upon CATCH BASIN CLEANER AND NEW sals; toucet repairs. 649- 27% wldlh-25« C a ll C harlie, 646-9700. 40,000 m iles. $800. C all May be seen at the Sav­ each Individual customer's HIGH PRESSURE SEWER consumotlon. Additional In- 232-5869 e vening s, 566- CLEANER WITH TRADE-IN 4539. VIsa/MasterCard 13% wldth-2 tor 2SS ings Sank of Manchester, lormotlon may be obtained accepted. ON E OF THE surest wavs 6213 days. g n Main Street, between from the Dcoorlment's Ex­ The Town of Monchester Is on eouol opportunltv emplover. MUST be picked up at the to find bargain buys Is to the hours ot Oam to 4ptn. ecutive Secretary's office. ond reoutres on affirm ative action pollcv tor all of Its Con- Manchester Herald Office Monday through Friday troctors ond Vendors as o condition of doing business i^lth 84CHEVETTE shop the classified ads 1974 FIAT 128 SPO R T L — DEPARTMENT OF the Town, os per Federal Order 11246. JANUARY before 11 A.M. ONLY. T ~ J PUBLIC UTILITY every day. To be used for ports. Call B id form s, olons ond sp e cifica tio n s ore o v a llo b le at the G«- For Sale 1MOPMMKHrBkir8S30SS CONTROL J A slimming style for the P h il after Spm, 528-1332. nerai Services office. 41 Center Street. Monchester. Connec­ J ROBERT J. MURPHY. half-sizer, this side-ac­ 1171 PlyaMdUSadM $2485 ticut. Also Panasonic AM/FM EXECUTIVE cented dress (or pant- car rodlo. 1979 MIIIk SbvIHb $7500 SECRETARY TOWN OF MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT auitl is right for year- HOLIOAY/ NOW OPEN 0004)1 ROBERT B WEISS. GENERAL MANAGER round wear. SEASONAL OOS-01 AUTO SALE Heritage Brass Lamp Shop 1978 HONDA GOLD B-149 with Photo-Guide 222 ftRKec Street, Ma»ehe*ler, CT W IN G- $1900. 1979 Honda is in Sizes 1214 to 24%. 643-0359 Size 141”, 31 bust, 2% TWO, LIKE NEW, SOOeX $1200.649-1013ofter yards 45-inch. SNOWMOBILE suits and 5:30. AND boots. C all 644-2733. TO ORDEI, sisii $3.0C for iK h *4,999 Mttsrn, plui SOt for postait inil The Road to Adventure Begins A A sasSlIni stock No. 8026 SU( BURNETT Oil Changes at No Extra Charge* tIBOSrt. stzmtricii Niw Y«k, N.t. IONS Prist N>mt, Rddritt alts IIP New CODE, s o il kuaiBtr asd Sin. New FASHION with CLEARANCE 5 MORE TO CHOOSE FROM Photo-Guide patterns in BUIck\pARDINA a l l size ranges, h a s a *For as Long as You Own the Car FORD HOIDS 1985 1985 BUICK special Grace Cole Collec­ tion for larger sizes; plus N N 2 BONUS Coupoiu! P r ic e ------$2.00 SIqfhawk i BUICK Skylark Custom, Automatic, Raar Custom, 4 Dr., V-6, Auto­ Pansy Quilt CAR PRICES matic, Stereo, Raar Dafog­ Dafogger, Cassatt Starao \ and more! Stock #5193. ger and mora! Stock #5031. 1229 MAIN STREET Tel. 646-6464 MANCHESTER Florida Vacation with Your Purchase of ANY NEW 85 FORD *8789 *8919 In stock from Dillon (Otttr tor Umlttd tlm* only). FREE! Offer excludes Demos, Business sales, Used Cars, TO CORMIER (01 Ary AddHtonil Chirgtl F-250 & up series trucks, vans & club wagons. All O I M 1 3 prior sales excluded. HERE’S WHAT YOU’LL GET: VACATION CERTIFICATE FOR ONE YEAR! 1 (LIMITED 1985 DiK'ik CeoKjfv Cuslom JANUARY TRUCK SALE OFFER) I ♦ FREE! Deluxe Accommodations For A Family Of 4 M Touch Above First Class f f 1985 1985 (2 Adults & 2 Children Under 12) 4BIG BRAND NEW BRAND NEW ' * FREE! $250.00 Worth of Discount Coupons For SHERATON LAKESIDE DAYS 1978 1979 1980 1981 2 WHEEL DRIVE 4 W HEEL DRIVE itth B Restaurants, Stores & Attractions 3GREATI 1978 DISNEY WDHLD ★ FREE! All Day Pass To Magic Kihgdom or Epcot NIGHTS PONTIAC VOLKESWAGON BUICK BUICK BUICK MAIN GATE Center (Admits One Adult) Dasher Wagon Regal Limited ★ A Certificate That Makes Your Trip Transferable To Relatives Or Friends Grand Prix Century Wagon Century Limited (TRANSPORTATION NOT INCLUDED) 2 Dr. low mlleags. Loided, low mllaiga Saiety checked 2 Dr., low mllaiga, 4 111 like new ready to go ilr. power optloni I owner, muil see! Put a sensation at your not only fold down to expand service. With the lipnda Civic DX the tear caigo space, but do so Hatchlxick. independently of each other. Up ^3295 5001 It stimubtes your street smaits front, theic's an adjustable steering '86 N ltun Standard Shonbad, 5 Speed. 86 Standard Bad. 4Whaal Drive. SSpaad H265 *3495 ^ 5 j f i 8 2 a j Power Brakea, Tallman Cab Deaign, Big witli its 1488oc 12-valve engine, column, remote hatch release, Lockout Front Huba. Power Brakaa Dou­ 2.4 Engine. Double Wall Cargo Bad. ble Wall Bad. Moral 1982 front-wheel drive, power-assisted remote-oontiDl outside mirror 8TK: 14306 STKtMZTB 1 9 8 4 1984 1983 1982 ventibted front dese brakes and and rear wiperAvashcr. LIST: ««I78.00 1.00 .S-specd manual transmisskm. 1'hc 1985 Honda Civic DX BUICK BUICK S A L E * 6 1 9 9 SALE * 8 6 9 9 NEWI BUICK BUKK BUICK Aimxnatic transmission with rorque Hatchback. Come sec it with your Regal Skylark 9 Skylark 9 converter lockup is available as well. 1985 FORD ESCORT-L R egal Skylark It'll take away loads more than 2-DOOR SEDAN 2 Or., bucket leiti, 4 Dr.. Sedan, air, low 4 Dr. Sedan, low ml- 4 Or., air. V 6. auto 2 Dr., loidad, l your breath, though, its rear seats ALL TRUCK MODELS INCLUDED 1.6L high output angina, powar front NEWI NEWI owner, low mlliipo The Civic DX Hatchback brakaa, am/fm atarao radio, digital clock, ilr, and morel mileage, nice car. leigs. A-1 dual ramota aport mirron. intarval wind- 1985 FORD LTD 1985 FO^T^PO GL Large brilliani Pansies in E V E N 4 x 4 's ahlald wlpara, low-back bupkat aaata. 4-ooo1i i I dan b u m ^ rub airlpa. 5-apaad manual tran- simple applique nuke a 'WE'LL SHOW YOU WHY YOUR NEXT CAR SHOULD BE A TRUCK" Automatic Irana.. wNtawail llraa SS L V- AutomMIc. paw*. MMrkig, 9l«elrlc dlgl- n o ,995 *6380 *6700 aaxla. ataal baltad radial tiraa. malnta- 6 angina, altctrlc diglUil clock, light lal clook. rM t datroMgr, InMrvzl wlpara. ^7995 beautiful quill for uuy room. nanca-fraa battary. front whaal drlv^ Use several hritrhi colors, or »roup. HO battary. Air Good., tint g l ^ bunpor rub zlilpa. itylod rood whoola 6 color-kayad paaaangar compt. cqrpat M/FM atarao. raar dafroatar. apaad mora. 16036 24 Nonth, 24,000 Mile Used Car Warranty Avallablo your favorite. -WINTER READY USED CARS- ing, daluxa sound insulation packaga. control A much mora. #5040. No. 5001 has pattern hfMogan haadlampi pieces: full directions * SAFETY INSPECnO 4 31 YEAR QUALITY REFUTATON * EMISSION TESTED <*9995 * 7 9 9 9 To inter, lend $2.50, lor sack '81 OLDS TOnONADO - T t cHEvnourr c h e v e t t e 7 0 D A T S U N 2BEZ « 6 2 9 7 paltsm . Bias 50t lor postage and wm 113.900 SA LE *12,900 Wh ».98e S A LE kaadlleg. *2,996 Wn M.ges S A LE *6,696 BNiii caeoT V MAXINU WAQON t l NWSAN SENTIIA CARDINAL BUICK 12 DATSUN HINOCAB tlioavo. etarnttieas Wtt 111.500 S A LE *10,900 Wh M.U6 S A LE *6,696 Wh M.9G6 S A LE *6,896 Near yore, N.T. loose 'll UNCOLN MARK VI 'B2 DATtUN 200 SX COUPE Print Nanis, .address s lt li ZIP 11 DATSUN NINOCAS CODE and S ^ t NanOar. Wh *13,900 S A LE *12,900 Wn «7.WS SA LE *7,596 Wh H.I96 S A LE *4,996 SPECIAL: Over 200 se­ 7 B C A M A R O BZ DATBUN 200 SX HARDTOP 03 DATSUN STD PICNUP 81 Adams Street lections and a FREE Wm M.rse S A LE *3,996 Wa. H.S96 SA LE *6,996 Pattern Section in the Connecticut V Was 15,196 S A LE *4,996 ALBUM. Just $3.00. Largest Honda Dealer 7 B HONDA ACCORD '70 DAnUN WAOON BIO r 12 SUSABU QL SEDAN BOOK! at $J.20 aaUi Wh M.ew S A LE *3,595 Wh u.gge S A LE *3,996 WnU. 196 S A LE *4,996 Manchester •■tzo— s e u t — DM and Naat. Hon ta Bliss Niaai: Ban la auka tkan. 24 Adams Street, Manchester •.IBB - aeapBaiii aiart. m DILLOm (Exit 93 off I-86) 646-3519 Cui---M iaM M MNBlIoBK— i l tssts at Baadlsnaili sauia. 649-4571 • t n — TO Bin ar h u p — o i DE CORMIER ^Ae0tt&‘-’St(^SenMeeS664i( saaBUsailt Naan la naan. 285 B R O A D ST., M A N C H E ST E R S43-4166 / » l*M aam -B B paiai at BOtsh- E l N I S S A N 3 1 0 Main S treet CAcrxDas from A rr Sales-Parts-Sirvice Mon . Tues., Wed, 6 Fri. 9:30to8;00p.m. • Thure. Iil6:00p m .Sal IiUOOpm jl'lM — MSSliaTIMI COVIBEtn MANCHESTER, CT S^ 3 —i ^ ■ B arts m * awMI Bad qdNIt.