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As oil prices have 0.9 percent for clothing and 3.4 percent climbed back up to $19 a barret in recent for entertainment, the Labor Depart­ months, the consumer price index All smiles In Bolton ment said. Used car prices fell 5.1 likewise has resumed its upward spiral. percent. Meanwhile, retail food prices have Bolton Selectman Lawrence A. Converse III has Bolton Democrats, also caucusing Tuesday night, ’The sum total of the price changes in been climbing at an annual rates of 2.7 Save Save the Labor Department’s market basket percent over the last three months. much to smile about Tuesday night during a named incumbents Sandra W. Pierog and Michael A. survey of IM goods and services left the Housing costs have risen 4.1 percent Repubiican party caucus in which he. First Zizka and newcomer Leland J. Stoppleworth to lead 2.88 21% 1.77 55% 8 .9 9 2.88 3 7 .97 overall CPI at the end of 1986 at 331.1. since September. Medical costs have Seiectman Douglas T. 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Part of the renovation in those STRAWBERR' Indeed, the December figures indi­ University in Atlanta, said gasoline Bv John Mitchell cated that inflation is creeping back up prices are rising more rapidly this Herald Reporter from the state, Kennedy said, the town would schools includes asbestos removal. to the range of 3.5 percent to 4 percent. month than they did in December. end up paying $114,000 over the term. "W e don’t have a solution for the school Overall consumer prices rose at a “ We picked up about a penny increae School Superintendent James P. Kennedy After outlining the program at a budget system not affected by the referendum,” on the gallon in December and we’re seasonally adjusted rate of 0.2 percent unveiled an asbestos-removal program workshop, Kennedy emphasized that there is Kennedy said. from November, equivalent to an seeing a 3.5 percent increase at the Tuesday for Manchester schools not covered no danger from asbestos in Manchester The proposal will be formally presented at annual inflation rate of 2.9 percent. pumps so far this month.” in the November referendum. The program schools. "A ll of the asbestos that is in the Monday's Board of Education meeting at Energy prices, which had held steady In addition, the continuing decline of would cost $300,000 over a six-year payment areas that humans come in contact with is Bennet Junior High School. It will then go to Save in November despite increases at the the U.S. dollar as valued against the period, but the town would pay only 38 encapsulated,” Kennedy said. "W e’ re in $ 2 the Board of Directors, which will make the wholesale level, began rising. Gasoline Japanese yen and other foreign curren­ percent of that. fairly good shape, we think.” O # 22% 1.47 final recommendation. 1.58 4ro,*1 costs edged up 9.7 percent; home cies could produce higher prices for Most of the asbestos is lined on school pipes Sale Price. 2'/4" scented Our 876 Ea. Spices. Your Sale Price Jar. Strawberry Sale Price. Both beads Kennedy said state and federal require­ If the program is approved, Kennedy said Sale Price Pkg. Tape Sale Price Pkg. Saran Wrap. heating oil prices rose 9.7 percent. clothing, automobiles and entertain­ and boilers, he said. he hoped removal could begin in the summer c a d d y with 2 rolls tape. 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"W e’ve got to come up with a Bill Dion, director of buildings and grounds, Mfr moy voty previous month, with gains registered "W e’re looking daily at the dollar to . will look for another solution. long-term solution,” Kennedy said. “ This is who was recently trained in asbestos across a wide range of products. see if we ought to adjust our estimates,” one way.” Asbestos was once used as a fireproofing Fruit and vegetable prices wereup9.1 Ratajezk said. removal. material. In the early 1970s, studies linked FILM percent. Prepared food prices rose 9.5 Another development that could pro­ Kennedy’s proposal, which is not part of In November, residents approved an $8.8 asbestos with cancer and respiratory dis­ percent. Beef, poultry, fish and egg duce a higher inflation rate in 1987 is the the $30.9 million budget plan for 1987-88, calls million renovation plan at Waddell, Bowers, DEVELOPING prices fell 9.1 percent over the month. manner in which the government for a $300,000 appropriation over two years, Nathan Hale and Verplanck schools, and for eases. and the federal government banned SALE Grocery store prices held flat, com­ calculates it. with the town taking six years to foot the bill. code-compliance work at Manchester High its use in 1975. Unlike ’86, assessors say they’ll meet Grand List deadlines REPRINTS 1.50 LHice - Less Mil s $713,118,000. In Andover, the in­ reason for the delay, but she said Get reprints of — 1 . 9 U Rebate Bv George Lovng compiling the the value of real said the list will be one month late officials to set the tax rate for the crease was 4 percent, to$51.599.562. this should not be the case this year. your favorite pic­ 0. 0^0^ Your Nel Cost Herald Reporter estate, personal and motor vehicle because of difficulty in gathering fiscal year that begins July 1. If the tures to share with Eo. U.m i After Rebate 1.47 3r« 99'‘ I* property in town, but should have information. Grand List increases, it gives the In Bolton, it rose 5 percent, to Bolton Assessor Charles P. $83,527,069. In Coventry, it rose 5 Danna Jr. also said he has been friends, family. Clairmist nonaerosol Sale Price. Bubble fsoth Sale Price. Comet Sale Price Ea. 1 gal.-llq- Sale Price Ea. Oven Manchester and other area towns the information finished by the Last year, Manchester, Andover, town government a larger tax base percent, to $159,085,216 Spending given an extension. But he said he hair spray in choice of mokes bathtime fun. Bub­ cleanser for tile, sinks, ujd bleach. Helps whiten cleaner works in minutes were a month late in completing deadline. He said it was too early to Bolton and Coventry, each were from which to draw support for municipal services. and taxes also increased in each should have the information availa­ 10 FOR ble gum scent. 51 ti. oz. more. 14-oz. net wt. clothes, remove stains. or overnight. 16-oz. net wt. their Grand Lists last year, but predict what sort of increase the given an extra month to prepare formulas. 8 fl. oz. If town spending does not rise, town. ble by Jan. 31, although the actual Rebate limited to mfr s stipulotion Limit 3 Umlt2 most officials said Tuesday that the final compilation will show. their Grand Lists. The extension Coventry Assessor Lindell printed document will take a little reports on the amount o f taxable In Coventry and Bolton, the town was needed for several reasons, but and the Grand List grows, it could Braasch said that she was given a longer to finish. He said one reason property in each town should be assessors said they have been given primarily because the state Motor lead to a tax decrease. The usual one-month extension in case there there has been a delay is because 1.99 completed by the Jan. 31 state one-month extensions just in case Vehicle Department was late in trend, however, is for spending, Stonboid-iurfoce. stonbord-iUe ■Ss . .‘ t®.".'! they are late, but they expect to be sending towns the lists of registered taxes and the Grand List to grow. are delays in using a computer and former Assessor Calvin Hutchinson 9 prints from C*41 process fltms deadline this year. 9 resigned last spring, creating a Manchester Assessor J. Richard finished by Jan. 31. In Andover, motor vehicles. Last year in Manchester, the printer to finish the list. Last year, backlog of work. Vincent said his office is still First Selectwoman Jean S. Gasper The Grand List is used by town Grand List grew 3.8 percent, to equipm nt problems were a major ENLARGEMENTS 5 x 7 " P rin t TODAY’S HERALD Reagan ready to appear before panel Our 19.97,4" Speakers . Pr. 16.97 P'#. liuita 8 Our 26.97,6x9" Speakers . .Pr.16.97 Chance of enow Prison overwhelmed staff Donald T. Regan, whose role 8 f By W. Dole Nelson his recollections regarding secret was extended to give the board time Tonight, mostly clear. High John R. Perkins believes sui­ The Associated Press arms sales to Iran. to deal with the volume of docu­ during the development of the arms 8x10" Print 2.88 15.96 9 9 .9 7 clouds increasing after midnight. cides, homosexual sex acts in the He said the president probably ments supplied by the White House sales policy has prompted criticism 1.99 Low 19 to 15. 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High around and other correction officers wer­ panel he named to review the role of meeting with the board, to go over interviewed more than 40 people Scent II. 12-oz. net wt. en’t overwhelmed by Somers state the chronology Wallison has been and wishes to interview 15 to 20 clean teeth. 4-lb. net wt. great K mart price. styles. Colors. cassette; auto-reverse. 39. Details on page 2. the National Security Council in Abshire, speaking to reporters as 1.99 Umlt 2 prison’s overpopulation. Story on compiling concerning the arms more. carrying out his policies toward he emerged from a Senate hearing Enlarge your page 5. Iran and other countries, the White sales and the diversion of profits to Board spokesman Herbert E. on the affairs of the North Atlantic 7 favorites for «. House said today. Nicaraguan rebels. Hetu said the panel is meeting in Treaty Organization, where he is 7 gifts or frame to MISER I IVUSER Arms for drugs? Spokesman Larry Speakes also The spokesman said the meeting Plains, Ga., today with former winding up his service as ambassa­ announced that the Jan. 29deadline would take place at the White President Carter. Subsquent meet­ enjoy all year long. >3§|uLght ■ Light Planes carrying guns to Nicara­ dor, said “ there is absolutely no Index for the panel, known as the Special House, probably in the West Wing ings are planned with former |Shop K mart and savel guan rebels were loaded with drugs stonewalling” by the White House Review Board, to complete its where the president and his top presidents Nixon and Ford. for return flights to the United 24 pagot, 4 socUons on the Iran-Contra issue. investigation and report to the aides have their offices. He said it Reagan was meeting for the States with the cooperation of the Three hearings on the Iran A d v ic e . Lottery 2 president, has been extended to had not been decided whether it second time today with David Sato Ends Sat., CIA and tiie Drug Enforcement controversy were scheduled in B u s ln e e s _ Obltuarlae__ 9 would be in the Oval Office, the Abshire, the outgoing U.S. ambas­ Administration, two inmates say. Feb. 19. \ Jan. 24,1987 Claesifled _ 22-24 Opinion______0 Cabinet Room or some other room. sador to NATO, whom he appointed Congress today. Both agencies deny the ailegations, Speakes said Reagan’s meeting Cornice_____ 19 People______2 with the board would be primarily He said no decision had been as his special counselor to coordi­ Secretary of State George P, but a leader of the rebel umbrella EhERGIZER Connecticut__ S' ’ Sports____ 9-12 made on whether the president nate White House responses to S ^ ltz was to appear before the organisation said Tuesday some to consult with the members about Tsisvision___ 19 would have a lawyer or other aides Iran-Contra investigations. The H^se Foreign Affairs Committee fliers bringing in supplies to Cen­ Entertainment 19 the progress of their investigation, with him in the meeting. to testify about the administra­ Save tral America may have taken drugs Focu s___ 13 U.S./World .9 , 20 but he assumed the panelists would first meeting was last week. Speakes said the Jan. 29 deadline Speakes said White House chief of tion’s Iran policy. 1.99 50% 1.97 13.971?^ back out. Story on page 29. Local ne«n 3-4,9 Wsathsr______2 also question the president about Enjoy our delicious bar­ Our 1.48 Pkg. 2;pack Sale Price. Pkg. of 4 Our 17.88.4-pc. set vinyl Sale Price Ea. Drygas<^ becue sandwich plate night light bulbs in most- alkaline batteries. floor mats in color choice. helps prevent fuel-line with French fries, coleslaw. popular 4-W size. Clear. "AA" or “AAA" size. Helps protect coipets. freeze-up. 12 fl. oz. Available only in stotes with cofetetlo Sold in Home Improvement Dept MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Jan. 21.1987 — 3 t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednwday. Jan. «l. 1M7 WEATHER '? Other docs split on Chang methods Mancheater/Area By John Mitchell gone into a “ hypnotic trance” as a lidocaine to deaden Alcieri’s people was still considered vulgar Herald Reporter result of the accupuncture. nerves. in parts of the Orient. Towns In Brief The charges result from Alcieri’s He also told the board that Alcieri 'Thomas J. Groark Jr., the Connecticut forecast HARTFORD — A Waterbury visit to Chang’s office in August informed him during her first visit Hartford attorney representing 4 0 doctor Tuesday told the state 1985 for treatment of a bladder that she had been receiving psycho­ diang, argued during his cross- King Day celebration rescheduled Medical Examining Board that he Central, Eastern Interior, Southwest Interior: infection. The state contends that therapy from a social worker for examination of Liao that doctors questioned Manchester physician Chang asked the East Hartford two years. have different ways of practicing. Manchester’s Martin Luther King Day celebration has been Tonight, mostly clear. High clouds increasing after and acupuncturist Nelson Chang’s rescheduled for 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Center Congregational midnight. Low 10 to IS. Thursday, becomingcloudy. woman inappropriate questions Dr. Sung J. Liao, a Waterbury He attempted to show that some medical techniques in helping a about her sexual experiences and Church. A SO percent chance of snow during the afternoon. physician who has also used acu­ physicians believe that acupunc­ woman who claimed Oiang sexu­ then conducted a vaginal exam that The event will include speakers reflecting on the effect the civil High around SO. puncture in his treatments, told the ture is a form of hypnosis by calling ally abused her. Another doctor, a was not medically appropriate. board that he wouldn’t have used rights leader had on their lives and music by Robert Wilson and West Coastal, East Coastal: Tonight, mostly Dr. Remo Febbri Jr. to the stand. New Haven psychiatrist, suggested Chang also used acupuncture and the same methods as Chang in that the Manchester High School Jazz Rand. clear. High clouds increasing after midnight. Low Febbri, a New Haven psycholo­ that the methods, though different, injected lidocaine, a local anes­ situation. He added that a massage gist who is involved in hypnosis, The celebration, originally scheduled for Monday on the 20 to 25. Thursday, becoming cloudy. A 50 percent should simply be considered an thetic, into the woman’s vagina machine was never used for diagno­ spent five hours talking to diang federal holiday honoring King, was postponed because of a chance of snow during the afternoon. High around alternate form of treatment. before conducting a pelvic exami­ sis. Nor would he have injected the last year in order to write a snowstorm. S5. ; The comments came during a nation with a massage machine. lidocaine in the woman’s vagina, as professional evaluation for hearing Northwest Hills: Tonight, mostly clear. High ree-and-a-half-hour ht aring on The state has also alleged that Chang did. purposes. clouds increasing after midnight. Low 5 to 10. Have A Tadpole Slang, 60, who has been accused by Chang improperly touched the Liao noted that it was standard “ Dr. Chang was attempting to Pitkin group plans special event Thursday, becoming cloudy. A SO percent chance of Some American companies have learned that it can be the state Department of Health woman’s breasts and kissed and procedure to have a third person in evaluate a situation in a rapid snow by late in the day. High 25 to SO. CSiance of snow Services of sexually abusing pa­ hugged her during the exam. The execuUve council of the Pitkin Glass Works Inc. will meet treacherous to translate some brand names and slogans the room when gynecological ex­ way,” Febbri told the board. SO percent. tient Linda Alcieri two years ago in Chang, who has practiced neuro­ aminations are done. Chang has Febbri said he would have handled next Tuesday to plan for a special event to draw attention to the Low 40 into certain foreign languages. In Chinese, the word his Main Street office. surgery and psychiatry for 40 said there was no third person in the the situation by asking more Revolutionary War-era structure off Putnam Street that it Temperatures “ Coca-Cola” means “ Bite the wax tadpole.” Coke has The department’s Division of years, mostly in his native Korea, room. questions before treatment. "I maintains. Coastal forecast adopted a new name, which translates as “ May the Medical Quality Assurance is con­ testified in 1985 before the state Liao also said that as far as he would not have approached the The council last year held a flag-raising ceremony on the ducting the hearings and could panel that the vibrating mechani­ knew, accupuncture does not pro­ problem in that way,” he said. grounds of the ruins of Connecticut’s first successful glass Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I. and mouth rejoice.” Pepsi has also had its troubles in Asia. suspend Qiang’s medical license If cal device was used as a way of duce a trance, and he questioned Febbri noted that he had talked to factory. Group member Jean Kelsey said Monday the council Montauk Point: Wind mostly westerly about 10 In Thailand, the slogan “ Come alive, you’re in the the charges are upheld. proving that Alcieri’s bladder prob­ Oiang's contention that he kissed patients and employees and found may try to stage an event in conjunction with the bicentennial FRONTS: knots today. Variable less than 10 knots tonight. Pepsi generation” means “ Pepsi brings your ancestors ; At question Tuesday were the lems came about because she had and hugged Alcieri only to comfort that it is not standard practice to celebration of the U.S. Constitution. methods Chang used in efforts to stopped having sexual relations. her after the examination. have a third person in the room The group will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Lincoln Center Warm.^^ Cold-v^ East to northeast 10 to 15 knots Thursday morning back from the dead.” becoming northeast 20 to SO knots and gusty late in determine if a urinary problem In cross-examinations Tuesday, "I never embrace any of my when a gynecological exam is gold room. the day. DO YOU KNOW - What is the official language of Alcieri had was sexually related, Chang told Elizabeth George, a patients and in China we just do performed. “ There is a range of Showers Rain Flurries Snow Occluded Stationary < and whether or not she could have state attorney, that he had used the Seas less than 1 foot, building and becoming very Canada? not.” he said. He added that kissing practice,” he told the board. rough Thursday afternoon and evening. TUESDAY’S ANSWER — A coiffeur Is a hairdresser. PZC considers condo site plan Gradually clouding up late tonight with snow NATIONAL FORECAST — The National Weather Service forecast for likely by late Thursday morning becoming heavy 1-21-87 * Knowledge Unitmiled, Inc. 1907 The Planning and Zoning Commission will consider a site pian Thursday predicts rain mixed with flurries for most of the Southeast with Thursday afternoon and evening. School board finishes budget review tonight that would allow two Coventry developers build 25 flurries also predicted from the Dakotas to the Great Lakes. Visibility lowering to below 2 miles in snow and A Newspaper in Education Program condominiums at the corner of Park and St. James streets. fog Thursday. Sponsored by Bv John Mitchell offices on North School Street, was high-priority item for us.” Most of 10,000-gallon tanks. Instead of The proposal, by Herman and Annette Frechette, was the The Manchester Herald Herald Reporter the last of three workshops. It the criticism school officials re­ removing the tanks, he said, they subject of a public hearing Jan. 5 and it was tabled by the PZC. Across the nation covered part of the school’s support. ceive centers on the care of could be filled in. The PZC is scheduled to vote on the matter when it meets at 7 p.m. Removing and replacing oil tanks and administrative programs, cap­ grounds, he said. “ This is a serious Dion said they couldn’t be filled in in the Lincoln Center hearing room. The Frechettes want to build the condominiums on a 2.7-acre A new storm pushed snow and gusty winds into the at two town schools and hiring an ital improvements, health and recommendation.” because of environmental restric­ tions. He noted that the $50,000 parcel zoned Planned Residence DevelopfRcnt, which allows 10 northern Plains today while another storm plagued additional groundskeeper were two welfare services, and the Regional Bill Dion, the director of build­ Almanac ings and grounds, said a grounds­ figure was based on a similar units an acre. the southern Plains and aimed at the South. items questioned Tuesday when Occupational Training Center. keeper was dropped from a pre­ operation that occurred at Buckley The commission approved a similar request two years ago, but The low pressure system over western Manitoba members of the Board of Eklucation Board member Francis Maffe Jr. Today is Wednesday, Jan. 21, rine, the U.S.S. Nautilus, was- and the Manchester PTA budget vious budget, leaving three School. limited the number of units to 15. At the time the commission said prompted travelers’ advisories for up to 5 inches of challenged the need for an addi­ the 21st day of 1987. There are 344 launched at Groton, Conn. > study committee finished a series assigned to the schools around Kennedy also recommended local roads could not handle the additional traffic that 25 units snow for the northern sections of North Dakota and tional groundskeeper, a program days left In the year. of workshops on Superintendent town. “ It will help, that’s no under a capital improvement would bring. Minnesota. One year ago: Thirty people' improvement in the buildings and Today’s Highlight in History: James P. Kennedy’s proposed $30.9 question,” he said. budget request that $45,000 be The developers filed a lawsuit against the commission in The storm, which dropped snow on the southern were killed when a car bombi grounds section of the budget. On Jan. 21, 1793, King Louis million budget for 1987-88. Chairman Richard W. Dyer said funded to remove and replace tanks connection with the limitations on development. Although the Plains, could cause snow, sleet and freezing rain in exploded on a street jammed with Kennedy included $25,000 to fund XVI of France was executed by he understood Maffe’s reasoning at Keeney Street and Waddell suit is still pending, the Frechettes filed the application again, sections of the Carolinas tonight, the National shoppers in east Beirut, Lebanon., A public hearing on the plan will tne new employee, who would work the guillotine. but noted that it’s always good schools. saying that the completion of the Interstate 384 connection to Weather Service said. Today’s Birthdays: Actress • be held on Monday at 7:30 p.m. at ^Imarily at the Manchester High On this date: public relations to keep school When the board approves its final Interstate 84 would alleviate the traffic in the area. Snow was falling in west Texas and southeastern Jinx Falkenberg is 68. Actor Paul' Bennet Junior High School before school’s playing fields and at Illing plan, it will then go to Town In 1861, Jefferson Davis of grounds looking good. “ I think it New Mexico. A combination of light snow and fog Scofield is 65. Actor Telly Savalas ’ the school board adopts a spending Junior High School. makes the students proud of their Manager Robert Weiss by Feb. 21 Mississippi and four other Sou­ led to travelers’ advisories for the southeast Plains is 63. Comedian Benny Hill is 62.' plan on Feb. 6. “ Maybe this is not the time to be school as well.” he said. for consideration. therners resigned from the and east slopes of the south central mountains of Radio and TV personality Wolf-. Kennedy’s spending proposal for putting in for an additional man,” Maffe also questioned $50,000 in After Weiss makes his recom­ Council makes appointments Senate. New Mexico. man Jack is 48. Golfer Jack| the new year, which begins July 1, Maffe said. He noted that the the capital outlay portion of the mendations. the Board of Directors In 1908, New York City enacted COVENTRY — The Town Council made several appointments Elsewhere, snow was scattered across the Great is 11.83 percent higher than the budget was high enough already. budget to remove two 10,000-gallon and the school board will hold a an ordinance that made smoking Nicklaus is 47. Opera singer during a Tuesday night meeting at the Town Office Ruilding. Lakes region and rain fell from south central Texas 1986^1987 appropriation. *Tm just worried about our and two 1.000-gallon fuel oil tanks at joint meeting on the budget in April. in public by women punishable by Placido Domingo is 46. Singer' Named to town boards were: Water Pollution Control across the central Gulf Coast to the south Atlantic Mac Davis is 45. Tuesday night’s page-by-page timing.” Bowers and Verplanck schools, and The town directors have until May 6 a fine of $5 to $25 and up to 10 days’ decide on the budget’s fate. Authority, DewiltonTimberman; Planning and Zoning Commis­ Coast states. Thought for Today: “Big review, held at the administrative Kennedy called the position “ a replacing them with two new (0 imprisonment. sion, Jonathan Kreisbergg (regular member) and Robert M. Temperatures dipped below zero early today in In 1915, the first Kiwanis Club Brother is watching you.” — j Walsh (alternate); Economic Development Commission, northern New England, northeast Minnesota and was founded, in Detroit. From the novel “1984,” by{ Richard Giggey and Cliff Johnson. across the central Rockies. In 1924, Russian revolutionary George Orwell (1903-50). t Appointments made by the council in January included; Readings were in the single digits to teens across Panel backs sexual- harassment policy Vladimir Ilyich Lenin died of a Conservation Commission, Judith Belek; Fair Housing (HUD the southern Rockies, southwest Plains, southern stroke at age 54. that the town’s eight new police Committee), Peter Halvorson; Parks and Recreation, William New England, western Great Lakes region and Bv John F. Kirch always been barred in town govern­ been sexually harassed by a male In 1950, a federal jury in New Lottery Herald Reporter ment, this is the first time such a co-worker, who later resigned. The officers should graduate from the Payton; Eastern Regional Mental Health Board, Iris Anorga- sections of the middle and upper Mississippi Valley. York found former State Depart­ Municipal Police Training Cook. Today’s forecast called for rain from south Texas policy has been put in writing, woman eventually took a job in the MORNING WEATHER —Wednesday's weather satellite picture recorded ment official Alger Hiss guilty of private sector. Academy of Connecticut in Mer­ across the central Gulf Coast region to northern The Manchester Human Rela­ officials said. The policy calls at 2:30 a.m. shows cloudiness associated wtih the jet stream extending perjury. sexual harassment “ a form of sex iden soon. Florida, Georgia and South Carolina; a mixture of Connecticut daily tions Commission unanimously en- Parry said that the recent na­ from Mexico to New Jersey. Clouds over the northern Plains produce In 1950, author George Orwell doraed a policy statement Tuesday discrimination” and adds, “ It is the Hallums, Joseph Sanantonio, Ro­ sleet and snow from northeast Texas across Tuesday; 819 tional publicity sexual harassment bert LeDuc. Joanne Schaller. Craig some light snow. died in London. n i^ t denouncing sexual harass­ policy of the town of Manchester to has received in the courts has Stolberg guest at victory party northern Louisiana, In 1954. the first atomic subma­ Play Four: 0652 ment in the municipal work place. prohibit sexual harassment of its Gugliemo. James Neiswauger and prompted many communities to Paul Gilligan are scheduled to employees.” draft written policies. House Speaker Irving Stolberg will be among the guests The commission passed the one- graduate Feb. 17. while Kevin Sunday when state Rep. James McCavanagh, D-Manchester, The report defines sexual harass­ page policy with little discussion In another matter. Larry Wilson, Smith would finish his schooling holds a victory party for those who worked on his campaign for during a meeting in the Lincoln ment as “ advances, requests for community relations officer for the March 3. Wilson said the new Center hearing room. The policy sexual favors, and other verbal or re-election. Manchester Police Department, officers could be on the streets by The party will be held from 2 to 6 p.m. at the Army and Navy X now goes to Town Manager Robert physical conduct of a sexual nature told commission members that he April. PEOPLE B. Weiss for his approval. ...” in the work place. Club, 1060 Main St. ' and police officer Bernard Hallums Hallums is Manchester’s only “ This is a chance to thank all the people who helped me retain would attend a Feb. 19 job fair at black police officer. Weiss could either adopt the Employees who feel they have my seat in the General Assembly,” McCavanagh said. Quinnipiac College, New Haven, to Also at Tuesday’s meeting. Parry contract to produce two docu­ policy himself, or send it to the been harassed could file a com­ In November, McCavanagh was elected to his third term in the least have that lovely tree to look' plaint with their supervisor. Parry, recruit applicants to the town’s presented the town’s hiring report Freedom train mentaries for the network. Board of Directors for review. at,” she said. Weiss or top union officials, the police force. for the last quarter of 1986. In all. 12th Assembly District, which is wholly in Manchester. “ We have committed ourselves Personnel Officer Linda Parry Johnny Cash will participate in said. If the pc’ ’''y is approved, it policy statement said. Although Wilson said the force the town hired 11 new employees a “Freedom Train” traveling to producing at least 15 prime­ The Human Relations Commis­ was at full strength, he said the between October and December, time news specials this year and a Boa bites owner would be pi ed in the town from Memphis to Baltimore personnel rult j and distributed to sion began working on the policy department must continue to look including four white men, one comparable number next year, honoring veterans, says the sin­ Rosie, a 7-foot boa constrictor, all municipal departments. last fall, shortly after town officials for potential candidates. Hispanic man and six white the largest number on prime­ ger’s business manager. is cooling off in a wildlife center in Although sexual harassment has said that a female employee had Wilson also told the commission women. time television,” NBC News Cash will attend a rally Satur­ Weymouth, Mass., after it. President Lawrence K. Gross- day in Memphis to announce the growled like a dog, bit its owner; Retire yow man said Tuesday in New York project, along with retired Gen. on the ear and had to be subdued ‘ (3ity. William C. Westmoreland, with a fire extinguisher. HRC tells school board how to hire former commander of the United Frank, who joined NBC in 1950, The 5-year-old snake’s frenzy States forces in Vietnam, officials has twice been president of NBC By John F. Kirch were, it would give school officials a subcommittee once. Board of Education.” M mattress may have been due to a snack on a The HRC appointed the three- said Tuesday. News, from 1968 to 197$ and from Herald Reporter better idea of who is a member of a “ I think these people can be 1982 to 1984. “ I am pleased to be tainted rat, said owner Mary minority group when they review helpful. But only if we can get member subcommittee — includ­ Henry Harrison of Jackson, an part of this renewed emphasis on O’Rourke, 22, who was rescued The Human Relations Commis­ applications — something that together,” he said. ing Faucher and commission organizer, said the “Freedom prime-time news programs at Monday from atop a bed. She sion plans to send the Board of could help bring more minority- Deakin said he would welcome members Jonathan Mercier and Train,” made up of a railroad NBC. It’s an exciting challenge,” called police from a bedside Education a letter making sugges­ group members into school jobs, the suggestions in the letter, Kathy Dimlow — in the fall, after locomotive and IS cars, will leave he said. phone while her brother, Terry, tions on how it can improve commission members said. although he said he hadn’t seen it Barry Baskerville, a custodian in Memphis on Memorial Day and distracted the snake with a mop. minority hiring. The commission also recom­ yet. the.school system, complained that wind up in Baltimore June 14, The letter, which was written by mended that the school board Although job applications for the boanji was discriminating Flag Day. Largest elm “ The thing just went cuckoo,” an HRC subcommittee investigat­ conduct a periodic review of the teachers have been updated, those against blacks and other minority- said patrolman Ralph Campbell. ing possible discrimination in the school system’s hiring practices. for other school jobs are fairly old group members. Cash’s business manager, The largest elm tree on record “ It sounded just like a dog school system, is being rewritten The HRC said it would be willing to and could contain some illegal Baskerville. who is black, ap­ Reba Hancock, said Cash hasn’t JOHNNY CASH SEN. JOHN GLENN ROGER HEDGECOCK in the state will be spared the ax, growling.” before it is sent out to school review school hiring reports if the questions. Deakin said. There is no peared before the commission on decided whether he’ll ride the . . . to attend rally ... to get award . . . talk show host thanks to a group led by a woman officials. Commission members Board of Education was too busy. plan at present to update the Oct. 21 and said he had brought train the entire two weeks. who endangered the tree in the Rosie was packed off to the New wanted to make sure the letter Finally, the letter suggests that applications, but the school system many black friends in to apply for first place. England Wildlife Center in contained only suggestions and job applications be updated to does not require that applicants jobs, but whites had been hired over Former mayor free after he resigned as mayor. He Feels Like Love Again)” on The Norwich City Council voted Hingham for observation after didn’t make it appear that the HRC insure they comply with current answer illegal questions, he said. them. was sentenced to a year in county Gatlin’s latest album, 6-3 Tuesday in favor of keeping Campbell threw a blanket over it was trying to “ look over the law. Subcommittee members said During a meeting at the Lincoln School officials denied at the time Truman winner that they discriminated against Former Mayor Roger Hedge- custody and three years’ proba­ “ Partners.” the tree, reversing an earlier and animal officer BUI Quigley shoulder” of the school board. that some of the applications date Center hearing room Tuesday minorities, and said Baskerville Sen. John Glenn, the Ohio cock, free on appeal of conspiracy tion on his felony convictions The song will be released as a decision to chop down one of only sprayed it with carbon monoxide The HRC is strictly an advisory back to the 1950s and ask some night, HRC Chairman Robert Faucher, who sat on the subcom­ was proof that blacks were on the Democrat who was the first and perjury convictions, cele­ related to a plot to illegally single in the spring, said Terry two elms remaining in southern from an extinguisher to tempor­ panel and has no authority over the illegal questions. American astronaut to orbit brated his first anniversary as a finance his 1983 election. O’Neill, a spokesman fora public arily paralyze it. school board or administration. Nevertheless, subcommittee mittee, told commission members school staff, adding that of the 59 Somma, America’s new mattress makes Connecticut. custodians employed at the time, Earth, is to receive the Harry S. radio talk show host looking He was initially signed to a relations agency representing Although it may be changed members said they didn’t think the that Deakin and school board “ We won. The tree is staying,” Ms. O’Rourke said she was three were black and seven were every other way of sleeping obsolete! Truman Public Service Award. toward to a bright future on the one-year contract at an estimated Gatlin. somewhat, the current letter re­ school administration was con­ Chairman Richard W. Dyer cooper­ said Yvonne Gibbons, who unwit- cleaning Rosie’s terrarium and ated with the subcommittee’s women. The award will be presented air. $60,000 salary, with a two-year Gatlin normally sings with his tingling put the tree in danger commends that the school board sciously discriminating against option. The option was picked up wiping the snake with a towel supply job applicants with affirma­ some job applicants. review. A 1984 hiring survey done by the Beneath the luxurious May 8, the 103rd anniversary of “ For me, this has been an brothers, Steve and Rudy. because of a damage claim Somma's patented when the boa snapped at her ear. tive action questionnaires. The Assistant School Superintendent' “ They seem to be moving along,” school shows that of the 805 surface of all Somma flotation system gently the late president’s birth, at the unexpectedly wonderful year,” with what Hedgecock said was “ a Ms. Frickie was voted female against the city after a branch fell substantial increase in money,” It also tried to bite a bureau, a questionnaire wouldn’t have to be Wilson E. Deakin Jr. said this Faucher said. “ The subcommittee full-time school employees, 18 were mattresses are supports you on Truman Library and Museum as Hedgecock, 40, said on the vocalist of the year in 1982 and on her car in 1985. members of minority-groups. Individual, adjustable Individual cylinders of which he refused to disclose. telephone cord and her brother. filled out by the applicant, but if it morning that he met with the HRC couldn’t find any fault with the part of a celebration of Truman anniversary Tuesday in San 1983 by the Country Music Associ­ The Pub ic Works Department flinders of water. water that perfectly They are lightweight, conform to your body week in Truman’s hometown. Diego, Calif. “ Not only am I ation. Her hits include “ Tell Me a decided to :ut down the tree after She said Rosie dined on three; Mayor Barbara Potts said Lie” and “ He’s a Heartache.” easy to fill, and allow from head-to-toe. getting more comfortable and New duo the city paid $400 for the car live rats and could have picked up' you to custom tailor Because there are no Tuesday. personally enjoying the show damage. salmonella poisoning. “ She’s < the degree ol firmness pressure points to “He was chosen primarily more, but the feedback has been Singers Janie Frickie and Frank contract Gibbons said the decision made noises before but not that! Manchester that's right for you. disturb your sleep, because of his vision toward the wonderful, both from public and Larry Gatlin are country music’s makes an upcoming back opera­ bad,” said Ms. O’Rourice. “ You! you awake relaxed, future, a quaiity which character­ refreshed and with a DouUa Size whh the station.” newest duo, teaming up on the Former NBC News President tion seem bearable. “ When I’m in could hear her at the end of the; W o o d l t m a healthy feeling. ized Harry Truman,” she said. KSDO-AM hired Hedgecock song “ From lim e to 'Time (It Reuven Frank has signed a new my bedroom for six months. I’ll at hallway, hissing and growling.” < TRUE GARDENS Adult Evening School The mattress surface 9-Point Frame Extra Largo Hoim fon pampers you with the luxury of deeply- • 4 9 9 ~ X tL ftn u quilted damask. 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NEW HAVEN (AP) - John R. tions, fighting or electricity, (it’s “ Not with the amount of inmates “ It was a situation where you nominate Woodbury Perkins believes suicides, homo­ difficult) to maintain control at all we have in the block. We have lived in there, packed, or got out Absentee-reform bill to get hearing sexual sex acts in the showers and times,” he said. double inmates and not enough and dealt with whatever problem HARTFORD — A bill designed “ to short-circuit some attempts fighting among prisoners may have staff,” Perkins answered, while nomination for one of two positions The inmates’ suit came about you had, ’’ said Michael Daly, who is at fraud” and that would revamp the state’s absentee ballot By George Layng been prevented if he and other seven years ago, but had not state Department of Correction serving a 10-year sentence at Herald Reporter on the school board. Ruth O’Neill, a correcition officers weren’t over­ system has been approved for public hearing, a legislative former school boardxlerk, won the reached court because of a series of Commissioner Raymond Lopes and Somers, the state’s only maximum- whelmed by Somers state prison’s agreements to gradually reduce the Somers Warden George Bronson committee’s lawyer said. ANDOVER — David C. Wood­ first nomination, 57-28, and Stacy security prison. overpopulation. population at the prison, which was looked on from the defense table. The bill, approved Tuesday for hearing by the Legislative bury, a real estate developer with Redfield, another vocal critic of the Daly also testified that glass, Testifying in federal court ’Tues­ built to accomodate 1,076 inmates. “ An increase in staff would help, Program Review and Investigation Committee, would make an office in Manchester, Tuesday bus sale, won the second spot, 42-36. metal shavings and other foreign day on behalf of inmates suing the When the state couldn’t cut the but a reduction in inmates would be absentee ballot fraud harder to commit and easier to detect, was nominated by Andover Demo­ In other contested nominations, objects have been found in inmates’ state, the six-year veteran at population to 1,222 on time — due better,” he said. food, that sanitary conditions are committee counsel Carrie Vibert said. crats to run for first selectman in incumbent Board of Finance Connecticut’s only maximum- The proposed bill, the result of a committee study ordered by member Mary Keenan defeated O. partly to delays in opening the new The worst overcrowding is in poor and that educational and the May town election. security prison told of a situation so minimum-security prison at En­ “ protective custody” sections of the General Assembly in June 1986, centers chiefly on Woodbury, 47, was nominated Micheal Folich, 63-21; Board of recreational facilities are tense due to overcrowding that he field — it triggered a clause in the the prison, such as Perkins’ Cellb- inadequate. cross-checking voter signatures on absentee ballot documents from the floor and defeated Nellie Finance incumbent Susan Losee recently needed to take a one- beat Stacy Redfield, 52-32; Michelle latest agreement, sending the case lock E, in which it is not unusual to Daly, who was shackled because and on investigative tools for ferreting out fraud and abuse. L. Boisvert, a selectwoman pre­ month leave because of stress. to court. have two inmates sharing space State’s attorneys had cited a lack of safeguards against forgery viously endorsed by the Demo­ Stebbins defeated Zoning Board of federal marshals considered him Perkins described herding 147 The case involves four suits intended for one. an escape threat, said violence had as one of the causes of last year’s absentee ballot fraud and abuse cratic Town Committee. Wood­ Appeals alternate Kevin Sheehan inmates through showers that combined into one. Later Tuesday, a shackled in­ increased dramatically since his that tainted the May 20 Democratic gubernatorial delegate bury’s 53-35 victory came during a on a voice vote; and Thomas contained only eight shower heads, Corrigan defeated Library Board In re-direct questioning, Stephen mate testified he was willing to risk last stay at the prison nearly 10 primary in Waterbury. two-and-a-half-hour caucus at An­ and told of insufficient food and J. O’Neill, an assistant state getting “ stabbed in the back” by an years ago. dover Elementary School that saw incumbent Rodney Mooney, 29-21. cleaning materials, having a tray of attorney general representing the enemy in the prison’s general “ Back in the 70s you didn’t have eight of 26 positions challenged. Chosen without opposition were food thrown at him and getting Feds seize quarter-ton of marijuana incumbent Marie Burbank for town prison, asked Perkins if correction population in order to get away to worry about getting stabbed, you Observers said the biennial cau­ stabbed with a pen. officers were able to mantain from the overcrowded conditions of clerk and Eva LeBaron for town might have a fight with a guy,” he HARTFORD — An estimated quarter of a ton of marijuana was cus was one of the longest ever held “ We have problems within the security at a “ professionally accep­ one of the other protective custody treasurer. The caucus also en­ said. “ Now you have to worry about seized and four men were arrested Tuesday by federal Drug by the party. Woodbury’s and other block. Whether It’s sanitary condi­ table” level. sections. being stabbed.” challengers’ victories also marked dorsed Republican incumbent San­ Enforcement Agency officials, U.S. Attorney Stanley Twardy the emergence of a younger group dra Bidwell as tax collector. said. of town Democrats, spurred in Andover Republicans will nomi­ The four men were being held overnight by the DEA pending a large part by last summer’s school nate their candidates tonight at 7 at 10 a.m. appearance Wednesday in U.S. District Court in bus controversy. the Town Office Building. Lower bond denied in wife-killing case Hartford, Twardy said. "We’re in a transition period,” Of the 26 positions to be voted on The four men arrested are Hugh Gooden, 24, of Hartford; Link Woodbury said after the caucus. May 4, only seven will actually be By Judd Everhart put her body through a wood proceedings be closed to the public. before, had cooperated with the Hudson, 27, of Hartford; Richard Koczera, 29, of New Britain; “ The Old Guard of Andover is being contested because of a bipartisan The Associated Press chipper. Crafts’ 39-year-old wife, Helle, police and had undergone a lie and John Koczera, 28, of New Britain. augmented by the New Guard.” provision in the Town Charter. On ’Tuesday, Superior Court had been reported missing in detector test. Crafts was in court The arrests occurred in two separate phases, but they were a Boisvert won the nomination to These are first selectman, treas­ DANBURY — The bond will Judge William J. Sullivan refused November. Crafts was arrested ’Tuesday, dressed in a light blue suit result of the same transaction, Twardy said. urer, tax collector, town clerk. remain at $750,000 for Richard B. the one selectmen’s position open, Crafts’ attorney’s request for a and charged with murder last and navy blue necktie. He said Twardy said circumstances surrounding the arrests made it Planning and Zoning Commission Crafts, the 49-year-old airline pilot but only after defeating Paul bond reduction. Sullivan also week, but has not yet entered a nothing during the 40-minute necessary to withhold further details until Wednesday’s alternate. Board of Education and from Newtown who authorities Harald photo* by Pinto Jurovaty, 47-39. Boisvert’s support turned down a request from lawyer plea. hearing. arraignments. Bolton First Selectman Douglas T. Cheney listens to the Selectwoman Sandra W. Pierog Tuesday was endorsed for the Board of Education’s Board of Tax Review. believe murdered his wife and then Thomas E. Farver that Tuesday’s Slate’s Attorney Walter D. Flana­ Flanagan claimed there was decision to sell the town’s school Woodbury, who will be seeking gan told Sullivan that numerous some evidence of violence between proceedings during a Republican caucus Tuesday night. by Bolton Democrats to challenge Republican incum­ buses and hire a private firm to his first elective office, works for body parts had been “ recovered Crafts and his wife. Bill would boost Lotto prizes Cheney, who has been first selectman since 1985, was bent Douglas T. Cheney for the first selectman's post. transport students was a major Martin & Rothman Inc. Realtors, from several piles of wood chips," In arguing that the bond hearing nominated to run for another two-year term in the May 4 Democrats also nominated newcomer Leland Stopple- reason behind the opposition to her the Manchester firm that has been including a I'A-inch piece of a be closed, Farver said the case has HARTFORD — The prizes for matching three, four or five involved in developing the Weaving numbers in the twice-weekly Lotto drawing would increase under town election. worth and incumbent Michael A. Zizka for new two-year nomination as first selectwoman. finger, part of a tooth, a fingernail, received extensive media coverage Jurovaty was one of the leaders of Mill in Manchester’s Cheney Na­ a toenail, hair and numerous pieces and that that could “ subtly preju­ a bill approved for a public hearing by a legislative committee. terms as selectmen. a group of parents opposed to the tional Historic District. of bone. State police sources have dice ... the potential jury pool. The The bill’s sponsor, Rep. John J. Zajac Jr., R-Meriden, said decision to sell the buses. Woodbury He outlined an agenda highligh­ been quoted as saying they believe question of a fair trial begins on Tuesday he had no opinion on how large the prizes should be, but said that many residents were ted by a proposal to create a special Crafts dismembered his wife’s Day One.” said he submitted the bill because he had been told Connecticut’s upset not so much with the decision, bipartisan group, headed by a body with a chain saw and then fed He also claimed that there was prizes were among the lowest in the nation. but the way it was made. He was Republican, to study the existing the parts, except the missing torso, “ much information that is being The minimum prize for matching all six numbers is $1 million. Bolton picks slates for May election referring to the fact that townspeo­ and potential problems resulting through the chipper. leaked” to the media by law Prizes for matching four or five of the numbers vary according to ple voted overwhelmingly in a from increased residential con­ “ Although he is presumed inno­ enforcement officials. the number of $1 Lotto tickets sold for each drawing. Matching non-binding June referendum to struction. He said he favors devel­ cent, probable cause (to charge Flanagan said, however, that the three numbers means a standard prize of $3. In addition, he noted that Cheney added to the Democratic slate were keep the buses. opment, but only if it is controlled Crafts) has been found,” Flanagan courts have traditionally been able “ You can match five out of the six numbers and you get GOP selects will be retiring in June and will Democrats tap Judy A. Buonome for Board of Boisvert said today she was and occurs in a way townspeople said in arguing against a reduction to adequately balance the First peanuts, maybe $1,000,” said Zajac, a 14-year veteran of the have more time to devote to the first Finance, Dennis S. Esiinger for surprised by the outcome, although want. in bail. “ I am satisfied the state will Amendment free-press protections General Assembly. 3 incumbents selectman’s job. something the Stoppleworth, Planning Commission, James O. not bitter. Woodbury had criticized “ The developers are coming, and be able to prove, beyond a reasona­ with the rights of an accused and Democrats cannot offer. Rogers for Zoning Commission her for being more concerned about the news isn’t all good,” he told ble doubt, the guilt of Mr. Crafts.” said there was no reason to close Report critical of building care For his part, Cheney, who has alternate, and Marian Z. Kelsey for herself than working with others. party members. Flanagan said that while the something like a bail hearing. for selectmen served on the board since 1979, said Pierog, Zizka Zoning Board of Appeals alternate. However, Boisvert said the criti­ He said he also supports studying state does not have to prove any Sullivan agreed. HARTFORD — A 10-month legislative audit of the Department that during the campaign he will After the caucus, Pierog, the cism “ comes with the territory,” the possibility of expanding the motive for the killing, it was known Helle Crafts, a Danish citizen and of Administrative Services has resulted in a bill calling for Bv George Loyne stress hiring a full-time person to By Andrew Yorkovskv party’s candidate for first select­ and said she thinks Woodbury business zone along Route 6 to allow that Mrs. Crafts had begun divorce a flight attendant for Pan American sweeping reform of the way state-owned buildings are Herald Reporter fill the vacant building inspector- Herald Reporter man, declined to speculate on what would make a good first selectman. more commercial property in An­ proceedings against her husband. World Airways, had been missing maintained. town sanitarian post. the issues of the campaign would “ I honestly think he’s a good dover and reduce the tax burden on “ There was a good deal of since Nov. 18. A private investiga­ The Legislative Program Review and Investigations Commit­ residents. In addition, Woodbury BOLTON — Republicans Tues­ Cheney also said he would like to BOLTON —dem ocrats named be, but said that she and Zizka are candidate.” premeditation,” Flanagan said. tor she hired before her disappear­ tee on Tuesday approved the bill for public hearings it will hold interested in monitoring develop­ Incumbent school board member said he would like to see the Town day nominated incumbent First provide more space at Community Leland J. Stoppleworth as a candi­ Lewis A. Hurwitz, another law­ ance eventually alerted state au­ with the Government Administration and Elections Committee. Hall by transferring the constables’ ment in town to determine the Marjorie R. Anderson, a supporter Charter studied, with an eye toward Selectman Douglas T. Cheney, and date for selectman at Tuesday yer working with Crafts, told thorities to the case. The committee concluded that the Department of Administra­ and state trooper’s office to the old long-term effect on services. of contract school bus service, was adding two positions to the three- incumbent Selectmen Lawrence A. night’s caucus in the Community Sullivan that there was no chance News accounts at the time of tive Services has done a poor job of maintaining 18 state-owned Converse and Carl A. Preuss to run firehouse on Notch Road, which is Hall, filling a slot l^t at the top of Zizka said that in his second term defeated in two attempts to win the member Board of Selectmen. Crafts’ arrest reported that a state the Eastern Airlines pilot and buildings, supervising custodial staff In 17 others, repairing more for new two-year terms in the May 4 now vacant. the party’s slate after last week’s he wants to see the renovation of the part-time Southbury police officer highway worker, plowing snow in a than 30, and contracting for private maintenance services in at town election. Converse, seeking his third two- endorsements by the Democratic Community Hall carried out. In could post $750,000 bond, or even severe storm the^night Mrs. Crafts addition, he said, he would like to A Newipaper In EducaUon Program least 22 buildings. The three selectmen were at the year term, said he hopes this will be Town Committee. Sponaored by $250,000. He said Crafts’ property in disappeared, spotted a wood­ top of a 22-member slate endorsed his last campaign for the board. He Stoppleworth. a retired professor make sure that development pro­ T h e Q u iz Newtown was worth about $260,000. chipping machine in the area The committee staff, in a 10-month audit of the department, last week by the Republican Town said he has had little time because of education at Central Connecticut ceeds in accordance with the town’s The Manchester Herald Hurwitz said the bond was'set so around Lake Zoar in Southbury calculated it would cost more than $406.2 million to repair the 75 Committee. The committee’s slate of extra work with his painting State University and a resident of comprehensive plan of high because of the gruesome where authorities searched for her percent of state-owned buildings found to be in fair or poor was backed without challenge by business. He also said it is good for Bolton for 14 years, joins incum­ development. wondscope (10 poM* lor M di qiMtUon wwimrad comctly) allegations about Crafts. He said remains. condition. ^ about 30 party members gathered new people to periodically serve in bents Sandra W. Pierog and Mi­ The party slate was unanimously other murder defendants fre­ The reports also said that Crafts The bill makes 27 recommendations under the categories of at the Bentley Memorial Library town government. chael A. Zizka as the party’s three supported by approximately IS quently have bonds of $100,000. rented a diesel-power wood-chipper state management, contracted management services, preven­ for the biennial caucus. Other candidates nominated candidates for selectmen. Resi­ Democrats attending the caucus. “ He is not going to flee,” Hurwitz from Darien Rentals around the tive maintenance, custodial operations, tenant relations and Republican Town Chairman were Catherine H. Peterson for dents will vote in the May 4 Linda A. Veitch, who had been said, adding that Crafts had had time Mrs. Crafts disappeared. But monitoring. endorsed last week for the Board of Mark Johnson said after the caucus treasurer; Elaine R. Potteron for municipal elections to fill the AP photo numerous chances to flee if had authorites had refused to say on that the Republican party, which tax collector; William J. Fehling five-member Board of Selectmen, Tax Review, was dropped from the wanted to. He also said that Crafts record at the time of the arrest that Health officials back AIDS rules controls every elected board in and Raymond A. Ursin for Board of as well as other town boards. slate because it had been deter­ had had an operation for colon the woman’s body had been passed Bolton, has nothing to gain and Finance; and Thomas D. Hooper, The three Democratic nominees mined that the party can only Richard Crafts (center) is led into Danbury Superior cancer in 1984 and still needs through the chipper. HAMDEN — Several local health officials say they agree with everything to lose in the upcoming Pamela Z. Sawyer and Thomas A. for Board of Selectmen will com­ nominate one candidate. Ilvi J. medication and regular care from Documents in the case have been their state counterparts that information about AIDS victims election. “ That’s the only thing we Manning for the Board of pete with incumbent Republicans Cannon was retained as candidate Court Tuesday for a bond hearing. The court refused to his physician. sealed. Crafts’ case was continued needs the utmost confidentiality. can do at this point.’ ’ he said. Education. Douglas T. Cheney, the current for that position. reduce Crafts’ $750,000 bond. He has been charged with Furthermore, Hurwitz said. to Jan. 30. He is being held at the But they disagreed Tuesday with state health officials on the In last November’s state'election. Also selected were Arthur E. first selectman. Carl A. Preuss and Other candidates nominated murder in the death of his wife, Helle Crafts. Crafts has never been arrested state jail in Bridgeport. way information about AIDS is reported. Democrats captured control of the Mensing, Mark Johnson and Robert Lawrence A. Converse III. The were Charles F. Holland and Mary The public health directors voted lO-O at a meeting of the M. Van Buren for Board of General Assembly and held on to W. Peterson for the Zoning Com­ Republicans have had a majority Connecticut Association of the Directors of Health to recommend mission; Renato Cocconi and John Finance; Barry E. Stearns and the governorship, but Johnson said on the board since 1984. to the state that AIDS reporting continue to be handled in the he does not expect that trend to N. Esche for the Planning Commis­ “ They asked me to run for office David A. Femald for Board of Panel weighs elderly-care alternatives same way other communicable diseases such as syphillis are continue in Bolton in May. He noted sion; and Ronald E. Miller, Robert twice before and now that I’m Education; Lorraine L. Baker for that townspeople, who have a long R. Morra, Morris Silverstein and retired I have the time to dedicate Planning Commission; Paul M. reported. history of voting conservatively, Jonathan M. Treat for the Zoning to the interests of the town,” Sebestyen for Planning Commis­ 1 Tim e and other Afghan guerrillas have been fighting againsi million residents are now above age in the number of elderly nursing In that way, notification is required to both local and state :Bv Brent Lovmon Annual state spending for the health departments, according to Dr. Hudson Birden, president voted for Republican candidates in Board of Appeals. Stoppleworth said after the caucus. sion alternate; James C. Veitch and Soviet troops for seven years. Soviet officiah recently announced •The Associated Press burgeoning elderly population 65, compared to the national state home residents. The Republican caucus lasted 15 Louis Stein for Zoning Commis­ of the association. November. He served on the Windham Board of that they would toon (CHOOSi ONE: increase, decrease) their could reach $2 billion by the year average of 11 percent. Government programs pay only Johnson said the Republican minutes, and party members joked Education in the 1960s. but has not sion; John A. Ripp for Zoning A proposal drafted by the state Department of Health Services forces in Afghanistan. The Soviets currenlly have more than HARTFORD — The state could 2000, 13 percent of the projected about half the cost of nursing home party also has done a good job while about the business-like approach. held an elected post in Bolton. Commission alternate, Henry M. About 10 percent of the current would require that AIDS cases be reported only to the state health 100,000 soldiers in Afghanblan. hold down the cost of services to the state budget, according a report carethe family often must pay the in control of the Board of Selectmen “ Are we going to allow demon­ In addition to filling the third slot Kelsey, Bernard J. Cunningham state budget, or $488 million, goes department. That information would be shared with local health elderly by expanding services that prepared by Michael A. Levin, vice for elderly services. The state rest, said Georgina I. Lucas, the for the past two years. “ I think strations?” asked Fehling for Board of Selectmen, Democrats and John Fredric Audette for 2 Sandstorms and the element of allow even frail old people to stay at president of the Connecticut Public officials on an “ as-needed” basis, said Dr. James Hadler, chief of at the caucus filled four other slots Zoning Board of Appeals; and surprise apparently helped Maichwords actually spends about $331 million, commission’s staff director. when it comes down to it. Doug and “ No balloon drops,” ruled John­ (2 point* lot sach corrset nuleh) home, such as adult day care and Expenditure Council, a non-profit, epidemiology of the state health department. Larry and Carl have worked fairly son. “ We do have a justice of the left vacant after Friday’s town Jaqueline A. Abbott for Zoning Chadbn forces score unexpected with the rest coming from federal 1 -rcd u ce a-hSIp meals delivered to shut-ins, says public-finance watchdog group. Medicaid reimbusements. Although the commission won't well together,” he said. peace present to quell the riots.” committee meeting. Candidates Board of Appeals alternate. victories in recent baUles with the chairman of a blue-ribbon If current trends continue, indi­ issue its final recommendations soldiers from Libya, Chad’s About $318 million goes for health 2 -rep el b -d e cre a ie commission. vidual families will have to spend at until later this year, Libassi said it (CHOOSE ONE: northern, east­ The alternative is expensive least that much of their own money care through the Medicaid pro­ will have to address changes in ern) neighbor. nursing home care that will finan­ gram, including $274 million for 3-am end to pick up the rest of the cost of state programs for the elderly and c-g h re cially drain public resources and long-term nursing care, Levin said. Coventry joins battle against Junk cars 3 Official sources say the United caring for elderly relatives, Libassi how they are paid for, and how to MARLOW’S the families of the elderly. F. Peter ease the strain on family finances. Stales has given Iran and its 4-assbl said. The elderly now more than make d-ch ang e Libassi, chairman of the governor’s “ The good news is that the state to see the legislation suggested by $20,000 annually, private property would be borne by enemy (CHOOSE ONE: Iraq, up for what the state spends on “ What the commission will have Bv Jacqueline Bennett commission on financing care for budget will be able ... to meet the them with the $331 million in taxes WOMEN’S Weinberg enacted. Lewis said Coventry town offi­ the property owner. If the owner Libya) fake Intelligence informa­ S-supply e -rc tisl to address is how do we want to ... Herald Correspondent the elderly, said Tuesday. increasing need of public funds,” they pay. According to Weinberg, current cials receive about two reports a refused to pay for removal, a lien tion and distorted data in recent “ The public and private sectors Libassi said. moderate the increases on the ' COVENTRY - The town Is statutes require that municipalities month of abandoned vehicles. She could be placed on the property for years. Based on current trends, Lusky public sector so that the increase is BOOT & SHOE CLEARANCE joining an effort by area towns to Paopiewatch/Sportiighi must consider preventive strate­ But “ individual families ... will store abandoned vehicles for up to said she hoped Coventry could get a the sum of the tow, storage and (S points tor sach corrset answsr) predicted a 52 percent increase in not beyond our resources,” he said. speed up the removal of junk cars 4 A new report ranks American gies that will keep older people be going through severe financial 90 days before being able to secure reduced rate from a dealer for such destruction. elderly people living at home in "But the other problem is how to and abandoned vehicles. (CHOOSE ONE: prinuuy and high 1 Author Theorlore Seuss CeheL better healthy, active and productive for trauma to meet those costs,” he SHOES title .so that the vehicles can be vehicles, but it was unlikely since Councilman Richard Hines advo­ need of some kind of support help families meet their growing At a meeting of the Town Council schooL coBege and universily) known at »t.., recently celebrated the as long as possible,” Libassi said. said. auctioned or destroyed. This re­ scrap metal is no longer in demand. cated stiff fines and cited a similar service, and a 42 percent increase share of these expenses.” ’Tuesday night at the Town Office students among the lowest of 30lh anniversary of one of hb best The commission released two The number of people age 85 and r?- sults in high storage fees, com­ Under Weinberg’s proposal, leg­ move by Andover, which currently known characters, "The Cal in the interim reports on Tuesday, one on older will increase 67 percent, from Building, members agreed to sup­ pounded by the cost of towing. islation would provide for a shorter charges an owner $100 a day for those in any biduttrialized coun­ X H a t” projected costs for caring for the 36,000 to 60,000, according to a port a proposal by Manchester Weinberg estimates that if Man­ period of storage time before the abandoning a vehicle, he said. try in mathematical abdily. DRESS $1000 2 "Papa Don’t Preach," by (CHOOSE elderly, the other a demographic second study by Richard A. Lusky, Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg to chester police remove about 200 AND CASUAL town could get title to the aban­ It was noted that such fines are 5 A report by a group of prominent ONE: Tina Turner, Mailonna), was re­ study that projected the number of an expert on aging and assistant change state laws on how munici­ abandoned vehicles per year, at an doned vehicle. In addition, the cost already a part of state law, but are BRAND NAMES a p a ir palities can deal with this increas­ political analysts says the Consti- cently named the worlrfs favo^e musk state residents age 65 and older will professor of community medicine averge cost of $100 per vehicle to the of removing such vehicles from rarely enforced. lution’s (CH O O SE O N E: separa­ increase 41 percent to around at the University of Connecticut ing problem. town, it could cost the town about video at the World Music Video BALLOONS “ It sounds like an excellent idea. tion of pow ers, BHi of Rights) has Awarils. 516,000 before the end of the Health Center. BOOTS We should support it,” said Town often produced "confronlalion, 3 Some experts claim that 12 recently century. Twelve percent of Connecticut’s 3 Council Chairwoman Joan Lewis. indecision and deadiock” in the discovered stories by mystery writer She was referring to a proposal federal government. ~t.. are in fact old stories that have been BOUQUETS outlined in a letter Weink rg wrote NOTICE They don’t call it a Permanent on dbplay since 1971 at the University to former 4th District ben. Carl of Texas. The author b weB known for Announcing the Opening of Zinsser in October 1986. Probate Court is open for Newsiiame the book ’H'he Thin Man." for nothing... ( t t p otn ls H you can tdcnltty Hits The council will notify Sen. Marie conferences with the judge 4 The Denver Broncos wBI face the New tyiilWtii's * ■="" parson In Hi* n sw si 25%-75% Herbst, D-Vemon, and Rep. Edith from 6; 30 P.M . to 8 P.M . on Get the one that*s worth it! I am Chairman of York Giants at the Super BowL The Prague. D-Columbia. that it wants ^ Happy Hearts Thursday nights. Appoint­ the Senate Commit­ Giants have not playeid in a league d .m .d . championship since (CHOOSE ONE: WALTER PIEROG, OFF ments suggested. Night tee on Labor and t Perm Special: 1963,1974). EMERGENCY telephone number; 647-3227. Human Resources. 1 1 Rainbow Suppliet MOST ALL OUR OTHER SHOES ARE William E. Fitzgerald regularly *43.(X) recently caBed for a I fS At its recent convention, the NCAA for the practice of <|^Valentine’s Day^ Fire — Police — Medicai return to more Bb- pasted rules banning boosters from Judge of Probate MARKED DOWN MEN’S & WOMEN’S D IA L 911 NOW ONLY endidekbof ambling recruiting activities. The NCAA abo the neerly and re- (CHOOSE ONE: cut, lengthened) the General Dentistry 646-2302 In Manchester ihicing unempfoy- football and basketball recruiting mqnt Whoamit 10%-50% OFF Sun. Jan. 25 *33.00! 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Jack REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK OUVTWSNEW Manchester *164,900 Anderson featuring: Supar hout* In tupar araal OtialHy built is fair for SENTRY REAL ESTATE A «*aH maintalnad homa wWi 3 BRa plua daa 3 M l baiha, firaplaeaa In llvinproom NEy/ER SNVsT ■VHWRlARPSr, and huga family room, bright A aunny aal-ln kHohan wMh alldara to patio. 2 ear NEW HOMES STARTING AT $179,900 garaga. lota of living apaoa A Moraga. AH MHS hockey A DiMto? m thia aat on a baautiful landacapad lot TWIN OAKS MANOR. New Construction. Only 5 lots with privacy. m s SALE Anti-Khomeini available. Spacious early period center chimney Co- School Superintendent James Kennedy’s '^lonial homes to be built. Custom designs include proposal to allocate $6,500 for the Manchester I^SBRs, 2V& baths, 2 fireplaces, 2 car garage, full base­ High School hockey program in 1987-88 budget Manchester *115,000 rebeis gaining ment, oak cabinets, colonial trim, 6 panel door, vinyl or ThIa la a *muat wa’ houaal Sparkling is a fair one. cedar siding, generous flooring allowances, PLUS... Victorian Capa with ovar 1400 aq. ft. of living araa. Formal llvingroom and din­ The $6,500 figure represents a 160 percent beautiful finishing work throughout! Other styles also ing room, plua flrat floor parlour, won- increase over the allocation o f $2,500 for more strength darfully apadoua kHchan plua laundry available ... OR... bring your own plans. Call for your araa, 3 BRi, full baaamant, 1 car garaga. 1986- 87, and it is $6,500 m ore than the Board of Convanlant location. Education gave the program back in 1975. personal appointment and let us help you start plan­ ning your new home today. Hockey became part of the interscholastic WASHINGTON — Opposition to the Ayatollah program when it ran out of teams to play in Khomeini is bubbling inside Iran — but not from youth hockey circles. It needed to be the "moderates” that President Reagan’s eager FREE MARKET EVALUATION OF YOUR PRESENT PROPERTY AVAILABLE BY ONE OF OUR TRAINED AGENTS — FREE HOME EVALUATION — sanctioned as a school sport, but the Board of emissaries went looking for. Unbeknownst to most Education didn’t plan on picking up the tab. Americans, a determined groufyof anti-Khomeini rebels is actually fighting the ayatollah’s The problem with scholastic hockey is its conscripts inside Iran and along the Iraqi border. high cost. Clyde Miller, who headed the These unsung warriors are the People's REAL ESTATE SERVICES REAL ESTATE SERVICES Manchester Youth Hockey Association at its Mojahedin, and they form the largest, most 63 East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060 inception, calls hockey “ the most expensive effective Khomeini opposition inside or outside 63 East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060 sport per player of any sport.’’ Richard Dyer, Iran. Their charismatic leader, Massoud Rajavi, was anti-American during the days of U.S. support chairman of the school board, calls it “ cost for the shah, but he proclaimed himself neither for ‘ MAIN S TREET • M AN CH ES Tf ft intensive.” nor against the United States now. Rajavl’s politics 643-1591 The total MHS hockey budget is $14,000, and are best described as nationalistic at home'and VFPNON CinClt a VF n N 87.1-140U the team roster numbers about 20. As a socialistic in his world view, with a Moslem cant. I ^ comparison, the MHS football program costs Open Forum Last June Rajavi was expelled from exile in France in a secret deal with Khomeini for the STORRS $32,9

r Obituaries SPORTS Louis A. Quinipero; ChartM AHrtd Hartley Joanne B. Gauthier owned package store Charles Alfred Hartley, 93, of Jeanne (St. Pierre) Belanger Mansfield, husband o f Gladys Gauthier, 77, of 87 Cedar St., Louis A. Guinipero, 71, of 60 (Worby) Hartley, died Tuesday at formerly of Server Street, died Scarborough Road, died Tuesday at Tuesday at her home. Manchester Memorial Hospital, Windham Community Memorial Hospital, WiUimantic. Bora in Canada, she lived in after suffering an apparent heart Hartford many years before mov­ attack while using a snow blower. Born March 2,1893 in Canada, he lived in the Coventry and Willlman- ing to Manchester about 28 years Police said he was found uncons­ tic area for most of bis life. ago. Before her retirement, siw cious about 9:30 a.m. outside his worked at Pratt k Whitney Small home. He was self-employed as a carpenter. He was well known In Tool. Bom in Ridgefield, June 14,1015, She is survived by a daughter, M; he had been a resident of Manches­ the area as a fiddler who won many contests throughout New England. Jeanne Chapman of Manchester; a ter most of his life. He was a He began playing at the age of 11 in brother, Armand St. Pierre of veteran of World War H, serving in Newington; three sisters, Mari­ the U.S. Marine Corps. Before he Canada, and had sat in with several country bands through the years. anne Lizotte of South Windsor; retired, he was owner and operator Besides his wife, he is survived by Alice Desmaris of East Hartford of the Forest Package Store on and Irene Viets of Manchester; five Main Street for many years. He was two sons, Charles L. Hartley of Manchester and Robert L. Hartley grandchildren; and 11 great­ a member of the U.S. Marine Club's grandchildren. Frank Mansfield Detachment and of WiUimantic; a daughter, Mildred M. Bessette of Mansfield; The funeral will be Friday at 8: IS Anderson^hea Post 2046 of the a.m. from the John F. Tierney Veterans of Foreign Wars, both of a sister, Nellie McGivera of Rock Island, Province of Quebec; 22 Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., Manchester. followed by a mass of Christian He is survived by two sisters, grandchildren; 33 great­ grandchildren; seven great-great­ burial at 9 a.m. at St. James Mary Guinipero and Frances Gui­ Oiurch. Burial will be In Mount St.- nipero of Manchester with whom he grandchildren; and several foster J Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield. made his home, and a brother, children, including Donna Cornell Calling hours are Thursday from 2 Charles Guinipero of Manchester. of Mansfield. to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. The funeral will be Saturday at The funeral will be Friday at 11 Memorial donations may be AP photo 10:15 a.m. from the Holmes Fun­ a.m. at the Potter Funeral Home, made to the American Heart eral Home, 400 Main St., with a 456 Jackson St., WiUimantic. Burial will follow in the New WiUimantic Association, 310 Collins St., Subway flood mass of Christian burial at 11 a.m. Hartford. at St. James Church. Burial will be Cemetery. Calling hours are Thurs­ day from 6 to 9 p.m. in St. James Cemetery. Calling Commuters flood the New York City Transportation Commissioner Ross Walter Doherty subway system Tuesday near Shea Sandler warned that the city's roads hours are Friday, 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Julia HarrlB A p.m. Walter Doherty, 69, of Jensen Stadium, where many people took the could not handle the train riders if they Julia Alice Harris, 88, of 61 Bolton Beach, Fla., husband of Marjorie option of parking and riding during the all decided to drive to work. Robert Kerr Jr. Center Road, Bolton, formerly of Doherty, died Tuesday in Florida. Westview Drive, Bolton, died Mon­ He was the father of Nancy Clifford Long Island Rail Road strike. City Robert Kerr Jr., 88, of Bluefield day at Rockville General Hospital. of Manchester. Drive, husband of Diane (Phaneuf) She was the widow of George S. He also is survived by another Kerr, died Monday at an area Harris. daughter, Joan Raycroft of Wal­ convalescent home. She was bora in Smith County, lingford; a brother. Dr. Robert Housing Bora in Manchester, March 1, Tenn., Oct. 21,1898, and had been a Doherty of Farmington; and three U.S./World in Brief 1898, he had been a lifelong town N resident of the Bolton-Manchester grandsons. resident. Before retiring, he had area for many years. A memorial mass will be held been employed at Pratt & Whitney She is survived by a stepdaugh­ Friday at 11 a.m. at St. Martin Second German kidnapped in Beirut challenge in East Hartford. He was a member ter, Rebecca H. Treat of Bolton; a dePorres Catholic Church, Jensen, of South United Methodist Church. BEIRUT, Lebanon — An anonymous caller said today a West stepson, Sam C. Harris of Engle- Fla. Besides his wife, he is survived by German was kidnapped overnight, the second German abducted w o ^ , Fla.; three stepgrandsons; Memorial donations may be Herald pholoa by Pinto one sister, Susan Bidwell of Man­ in Beirut since a Lebanese man was arrested in Frankfurt on is lo u g h ’ and four step-greatgrandchildren. made to the Jensen Ambulance chester; and several nieces and charges of hijacking a TW A jetliner in 1985. The funeral, at the Watkins Fund, P.O. Box 182, Jensen Beach, nephews. Bolton’s Wade Cassells (above) grabs a Mack Hawkins (15) goes in for a layup as “We kidnapped yesterday night German national Alfred Funeral Home, 142 E. Center St., Fla. 33457. The Aycock Funeral A private funeral will be Thurs­ rebound away from Cheney Tech’s Troy Bolton’s Ted Daly (14) tries the play. Schmidt in the vicinity of the Summerland hotel,” said the caller By Brent Loymon will be private. Burial will be in Home, Jensen Beach, Fla., is in day at the Watkins Funeral Home, Norman (23) during their COC game Cheney was a 65-47 winner over the to a Western news agency office in west Beirut. The Associated Press East Cemetery. There are no charge of arrangements. 142 E. Center St. Burial will be in calling hours. The caller, who spoke in Lebanese-accented Arabic, promptly Tuesday afternoon In Bolton. Cheney’s Bulldogs. HARTFORD — A state law­ East Cemetery. Therie are no Memorial donations may be hung up without saying what group he represented. maker says it will be difficult for calling hours. made to the Bolton Congregational The claim, if genuine, would bring to 19 the number of Kent M. Curran Connecticut to add 72,000 rental Memorial donations may be Church Memorial Fund, Bolton foreigners missing and believed kidnapped in Lebanon. units for the poor by the end of the made to the American Cancer Center Road, Bolton 06043. Kent M. Curran, 36, of 115 Cooper It came as Anglican Church envoy Terry Waite met with century, as a coalition of social- Society, 237 E. Center St. St., died Jan. 15 at Manchester pro-Iranian Shiite Moslem extremists in an effort to win freedom Memorial Hospital. ^ Dowd on target as Cheney subdues Bolton action groups is urging. Stanislaw Cnota for American hostages Terry Anderson and Thomas Sutherland. Bora in Alabama, he had lived in " I t ’s tough given the cost of Mabel B. Jarvis Stanislaw Cnota, 62, of Newing­ housing,” said state Rep. Walters. Manchester for the past 11 years. Bv Jim TIernev his starters, converted ll-for-15 in players hit the scoring column. Norman also pulled down 14 re­ pace. “ I was pleased with what we Mabel Belle (Barrows) Jarvis, ton, died Tuesday at home. He was Brooks, D-New Haven, co- He was a founder of K.M.C. Herald Sports Writer the final quarter to turn what was a Tuesday, there was a better bal­ bounds for Cheney. Willie Ortiz did. We played the kind of game 90, of Spencer Street, died Tuesday the husband of Ingeburg (Steire) Scholastic roundup Rights leaders gear up for march chairman of the legislature’s new Enterprises of Manchester and was relatively close game into a rout. ance in scoring for the Beavers. “ It grabbed 11 caroms for the Beavers. against them I wanted to play.” at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Cnota and the father bf Mrs. Housing Committee. ” It’s going to a U.S. Navy veteran of the Vietnam BOLTON — For three quarters of Dowd shot 5-of-6 from the floor in — see page 11 can’t just be a couple of guys Rooney was sidelined most of the Dowd’s three-point play with 6:47 She was the widow of William G. Kenneth (Barbara) Pearson of GUMMING, Ga. — Civil rights leaders plan training sessions in depend on the governor and the War. He was a former member of the contest, the winless Bolton High the final quarter. scoring. Hawkins went from third quarter due to an eye injury. left gave Cheney a 47-34 lead and, Jarvis. Manchester. nonviolence for participants in this weekend’s march in a largely private sector doing the capital the Flaming Knights Motorcycle School boys’ basketball team gave scoring none in the last game to Wade Cassells picked up the slack from that point, Bolton would not She was bora Aug. 12, 1896, in He also is survived by another “ He (Dowd) is a nice ball white county, the scene of a violent confrontation last week that formation that is going to be Club and was currently a student at visiting Cheney Tech all it could scoring 16 today. He (Hawkins) was for the Bulldogs and tallied 7 of his get any closer. Mike Yavinsky Hartford and had lived there most daughter, Christine Talbot of New player,” Bolton coach Craig Phil­ the FBI will investigate. necessary.” Manchester Community College. handle. However, after poor shoot­ looking for his shots.” 13 points during the third quarter. added eight points for Bolton. of her life, moving to Manchester Britain; and five grandchildren. lips said. "F o r three quarters, we very strong games in a row,” Silvia 2 Officials in Forsyth County, meanwhile, say they will greet the Raphael Podolsky of the Connec­ He is survived by a girlfriend, as ing for the first three stanzas Cassells’ free throw with 2; 56 left in five years ago. She was a member The funeral will be Thursday at did all right. We battled them as said. "H e likes to penetrate, but. if marchers with coffee and doughnuts. ticut Housing Coalition on Tuesday well as many other friends and (20-for-55), the Beavers saved their Hawkins’ six points in the open­ the third quarter closed the Beaver C H E N E Y T E C H («S) — T errance of Central Baptist Church, Hart­ 11:30 a.m. at the New Britain good as we could, but they (Cheney) he can make a few from the outside P h illip 1 0-0 2, T ro y N orm an t ^4 IS, Coretta Scott King said Tuesday that Saturday's planned estimated Connecticut has the partners. best marksmenship for the fourth ing stanza gave Cheney a 16-9 lead gap to 34-30. Cheney, which shot ford, for 80 years. Memorial Funeral Home, 444 Far­ pulled away (in the fourth that wil help his game.” Despite its Willie Ortiz 3 0-3 6. Tom Dowd t l-l 17, march in this tiny community of about 2,100 people would be “ a fourth worst shortage of rental The funeral and burial will be quarter. after the first turn. The Beavers 6-for-20 in the third quarter, then Mack HawklnsSO-016, B ill LetourneouO She is survived by a niece, Joyce mington Ave., New Britain. Burial quarter).” trouble from the field for most of great coming together of the family, the movement and the housing in the country. private. Calling hours at John F. Senior point guard Tom Dowd looked as if they would widen the outscored the Bulldogs, 8-2, and 0-00, B ill Shea 3 0-06. C ra lo Law ton 004) Wojtilla of Unionville; several will be in Transfiguration Ceme­ the game. Cheney’s size was too 0, John Snow 0 04) 0, Je ff A llen 0 04) 0 followers of Martin Luther King Jr.” The goal of 72,000 units is well Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. scored 13 of his 17 points during the Cheney raises its record to 3-3 in gap in the second quarter, but, carried a 10-point lead. 42-32, into other nieces and nephews; and tery, New Britain. There are no Center St., are Thursday from 7 to9 the COC and 4-3 overall. The much for the Bulldogs to handle and Totals 31 3-8 6S Klu Klux Klan organizers have said they will be here Saturday within reach if the state adds 6,000 fourth quarter — most of which Bolton’s Brian Rooney kept the the final stanza. Once the fourth B O LT O N (47) — Ted D al v 10-13, M ik e three grandchildren. She was calling hours. p.m. Beavers host East Windsor High the Beavers were able to get many Y avin sky 3 2-2 8, Wade Cassells 5 3-513, to speak and distribute leaflets. units each year between now and were from the 15-18 foot range — to Bulldogs in the contest during the quarter began, Dowd began scoring predeceased by two daughters, School today in a makeup contest at second and third shot opportunities. B rio n Rooney 8 2-7 IS, Ed Cusono 104)2, the end of the century, Podolsky key a Beaver surge which pushed first half and Cheney led at the from everywhere and the Beavers C ralo W inslow 0 04) 0, Dove DelcompeO Ruth (Jarvis) Paris and Geraldine Muriel “Chic” Singleton 4:30 p.m. Bolton travels Friday to intermission, 30-21. "Brian Rooney were running their fast break. said. The figure includes construc­ Because she prohibited the serv­ Clieney past Bolton, 65-47, in “ That was our strength,” Silvia 04) 0, Josh Ryan 1 04) 2, P au l C lou tier 1 Jarvis; and a son, William G. Coventry to face the undefeated played well.” Phillips said. Rooney ‘“ We can’t play them (Cheney) in 0-12, Jim Hothawav0O4)0 Totols207-14 Labor official resigns in dispute tion of new housing and increasing Muriel "Chic” (Aldron) Sin­ ing of alcoholic beverages at all Charter Oak Conference action remarked. "Our size helped.” Last Jarvis. Patriots at 7:30 p.m. tied Cheney’s Troy Norman for that type of game,” Phillips said, 47 present rent-subsidy programs for gleton, 69, of River Edge, N. J., died White House functions, Rutherford Tuesday afternoon. The Beavers, Friday against Portland, Silvia Three-point goals: None WASHINGTON — The Labor Department official in charge of the poor. A memorial service will be Jan. 14 in Hamilton, N.J. She was “ Tom (Dowd) has played two scoring honors with 18 points. referring to an up-tempo kind of Halftime: 30-21 Cheney Thursday at 10 a.m. at Central B. Hayes' wife earned the nick­ before coach Aaron Silvia removed watched his club have only three enforcing government affirmative action hiring requirements “ We strongly endorse the gover­ the mother of Dale Doll of Baptist Church, 457 Main St., name "Lemonade Lucy.” applying to federal contractors has resigned, officials said. nor’s statement ... that affordable Manchester. Hartford, with Pastor Curtis Hof­ Labor Department officials said Tuesday night that Joseph N. housing is the inalienable right of She was bora in Lachine, Quebec, fman officiating. Burial will be at every Connecticut citizen,” Po­ Can., and grew up in Southampton, Cooper, director of the department’s Office of Federal Contract the convenience of the family. Compliance, resigned effective last Friday. dolsky said. Gov. William A. N.Y. She was a longtime resident of Whale, UConn There are no calling hours. Vincent FREE Broncos want the Giants to go upstairs O’Neill made the remark in his River Edge, N.J., and was em­ Cooper could not be reached for comment. Several telephone Funeral Home, 120 Albany Turn­ state of the state message to the ployed by the Safe Co. Insurance calls to Virginia residences listed in the name of Joseph Cooper pike, Canton, has charge of Blood Pressure play tonight 1987 General Assembly Jan. 7, Co. for 25 years. By Tom Canavan Bowl caliber receiver on the went unanswered, and officials said they did not know how he arrangements. catches for 268 yards. The Giants’ when he dubbed this the year for She also is survived by two other CLINIC - BY NURSE HARTFORD - The Hartford The Associated Press Giants, and cornerback Mike'Har­ could be reached. Memorial donations may be wide receivers, Bobby Johnson. housing. daughters, Carol Dietzsch of Old EVERY THURSDAY Whalers (22-18-6) and Montreal Related story din said Manuel gives New York His form er boss, Susan R. Meisinger, deputy labor made to the American Diabetes Stacy Robinson, Phil McConkey The coalition, whose members Tappan, N.J. and Barbara Coggins Canadians will complete their COSTA MESA, Calif. - There’s a “ big play” ability. undersecretary for employment standards, confirmed in a Association, 17 Oakwood Ave., and Solomon Miller, combined for — see page 12 include tenants’ associations, legal- of Hamilton, N.J.; a sister, Sheila 5-9 home and-home series tonight theory In the Denver Broncos’ Charlie West, the Broncos secon­ telephone interview that Cooper had resigned but would not West Hartford 06119. 96 catches. aid societies and church groups, Lane of Culpepper, Va.; five LIBGEn PARKADE PHARMACY at the Civic Center at 7:30 p.m. camp heading into the Super Bowl dary coach, said Manuel is not what elaborate on the reasons. Denver had three receivers who released a package of proposals it grandchildren; and two nieces. PARKADE HEALTH ind (SportsChannel, WTIC). The — make the New York Giants live caught more passes than Gal­ the Broncos have to worry about. However, other Labor Department officials, speaking on the NUTRITION CENTER wants the General Assembly to A private funeral was held in Whalers, with 50 points, moved by the pass and the N FL champion­ breath, and as a team the Broncos “ Tn6 OliiniK lliivc .w w L ... He’s more concerned about the PARKADE • 404 W. MIDDLE TPKE. condition of anonymity, said Cooper was upset that supervisors approve this session. The agenda Raymond N. Lavallee Hamilton Square, N.J., Sunday. to within three points of the ship will belong in the Mile High caught 46 more passes than New ers,” said Broncos safety Tony Giants’ system for getting passes to had canceled a conference he had scheduled for February on the includes; Raymond N. Lavallee, 76, of 166 first-place Canadians in the City. York. The interesting thing is that Lilly. “ There offense is a good their receivers. government’s enforcement of a 1965 presidential order imposing Adams Division with their 5-4 "The key to their success is Joe receivers from both teams each system for their receivers. ’They “ The system is bigger than the • Expansion of a $250,000 rent- E. Middle Turnpike, died Tuesday affirmative action on federal contractors. overtime victory over Montreal Morris,” said Denver strong safety caught 22 TDs. are not the type of offense, if they individual,” said West. “ For them subsidy pilot program created in at Manchester Memorial Hospital. at the Forum on Monday night Dennis Smith. “ If Joe Morris is able " I like the underdog role,” said had to live on the pass, I don’t know to be successful, they have to run 1985. Bora inSouthbridge, Mass., Nov. on Ron Francis’ goal with three to run effectively, then the receiv­ McConkey. “ Our guys respond how good they would be. They have and pass off the run. Their Court rules against jobless benefits • The use of money from taxable 21, 1910. He has been a resident of seconds left. The win broke the ers are that much better and Phil a great running game and if they receivers for the most part are bonds, security deposits, pension Manchester for the past 40 years. CALL THE when we hear talk like that, that we Whalers’ six-game road losing Simms is that much better because don’t have receivers.” are allowed to throw the ball when interchangable.” WASHINGTON — States are under no special legal obligation funds to build housing. Until he retired, he worked for streak. he can dictate when he wants to run In the Giants’ 19-16 victory over they want to. It makes their Manuel might be the exception to to pay unemployment benefits to women who lose their jobs after • Money to preserve existing Chandler Evans of West Hartford, ”REALTEAM” and when he wants to pass.” receivers respectable." that rule. taking maternity leave, the Supreme Court ruled today. housing, especially rental units for and was a member of the com­ The University of Connecticut Denver in November, the Giants There is an insinuation in that One thing has changed since the “ My legs are as fresh as anyone, The court said a federal law barring discrimination based on low- and moderate-income pany’s Quarter Century Club. diyi 646-2482 basketball team (1-4 in the Big completed 11 passes for 148 yards statement — that the Giants’ Giants and Broncos last met — and as the game goes on that should pregnancy in unemployment benefit payments bans states from families. < He is survived by a daughter, East and 6-8 overall), mean­ with six of those receptions being receivers are the weak link of the made by the runningbacks. Bavaro Lionel Manuel is back in the New be to my advantage,” said Manuel. singling out pregnancy for unfavorable treatment only. The law • Limits on condominium Marcie Marquis of Webster. Mass.; ■vmingt 649-6416 while. faces Georgetown Uni­ New York offense. was limited to only one catch. York lineup after recovering from a "And if it’s third-and-20, my name does not mandate preferential treatment for pregnant workers, conversions. a son, Gary Lavallee; a brother, versity tonight at the Cap It’s a comment that New York’s However, the Giants got the big sprained knee. is going to be called.” the court said. • And requiring fair rent com­ Roland Lavallee of Springfield, Centre in Landover, Md., in Big HIGH PRICES FOR YOUR HOME receiving corps has heard more plays from their receivers when it “ We were lopsided the last time Bavaro is also a threat — a tight The 8-0 decision is a defeat for a woman refused unemployment missions in all towns where a Mass.; and eight grandchildren. East action at7p.m. (ESPNand than once this season, and one with counted in the final two minutes. we played them,” said Manuel, who end who, unlike most others, can go benefits after being denied reinstatement as a Kansas City, Mo., substantial number of residents The funeral will be Friday at 11 MORTGAGE RATES STILL LOW TO BUYERS Channel 20). Georgetown is 3-2 some statistical support. Simms hit Johnson for a 24-yard finished the season with 11 catches deep, said Broncos defensive coor­ department store cashier when she wanted to return from rent their housing. a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, in the Big East and 12-2 overall. CALL FOR MARKET ANALYSIS Tight end Mark Bavaro led gain on a third-and-21 play early In and caught a touchdown in the NFC dinator Joe Collier. Giants’ quarterback Phil maternity leave. 400 Main St. Burial will be in East Podolsky agreed one reason for Cemetery. Calling hours are Thurs­ ASK FOR VIVIAN OR TOM FERGUSON UConn is coming off its Giants’ pass catchers with 66 the final drive and then hit title game against Washington. “ Maybe if we can take Joe Simms limbers up his pass­ the shortage of housing has been an day from 7 to 9 p.m. Stnior C lllitnt embarrassing 69-54 loss to St. catches for 1,001 yards — but the McConkey on a 46-yard strike to the “ Now we are more balanced (Morris) and Bavaro out of the 9 ing arm during a workout Twelve massacred in South Africa apparent unwillingness in some Blanchard & Rossetto OltcounU John’s last Saturday afternoon. next closest receiver was reserve Denver 16 to set up a game-winning offensively.” game we’ll have a chance to beat Memorial donations may be Tuesday in Anaheim, Calif. towns to build low-income housing. made to Manchester Memorial 189 W. Center St. E qutI fullback Tony Galbreath with 33 field goal by Raul Allegre. Smith said Manuel is the only Pro the 9-point spread.” said Lilly. JOHANNESBURG, South Africa — Attackers gunned down 12 Only three twns have applied for $35 Hospital. Manchester, Conn. Hom ing blacks, seven of them childen, in an assault early today on a home million worth of state grant money aU L EtTSTE Opportunity in a black township south of Durban, authorities said .. available this year for that purpose. The assailants burst into the house of Willie Nthuli, 50, and The Housing Committee ensured opened fire on the occupants with AK-47 assault rifles at about 2 that the issue will get a public DOES YOUR OIL COMPANY OFFER ‘Pity hockey, pity the Board of Education’ a.m., said Maj. Chari du Toit, the Durban police spokesman. hearing when it raised a bill Ntuli and 11 others who were in the house were killed, including Tuesday that would allow the state FULL SERVICE, 24 HOURS A DAY, 7 to deny discretionary funds to 8 six children aged between 3 and 7 and another who was 17, du Toit DAYS A WEEK, WITH THEIR OWN “ Pity the hockey program, pity the Board of Kennedy said $6,500 would be enough of a subsidy “ to DYER ISN’T H APPY that players have to pay to said. Two other people were wounded. towns that unreasonably restrict WE DO! Education,” said Richard Dyer, chairman of the keep the avid and excellent support that the booster play. “ But I have to bow to the practicalities.” he said. the development of low- and Only one person escaped unhurt, a 10-year-old boy who evaded PERSONNEL? Manchester Board of Education. club has given the program.” He was impressed by the team’s turnout at a Board of the attackers by hiding in a closet. Four of his brothers and moderate-income housing. Public The school board has a proposed budget of $30.9 Education meeting two weeks ago. hearings on the proposal will be sisters were killed in the assault. million for the 1987-88 fiscal year. OF THE $30.9 million proposed in the 1987-88 school “ I thought their behavior, dress and show of concern held in each of the state’s congres­ DOES YOUR OIL COMPANY OFFER Thoughts The Manchester High School varsity hockey budget, about half is for teachers’ salaries. That’s a at the meeting was marveious. I was impressed that sional districts. YOU A VARIETY OF DISCOUNTS... program — the only one under the auspices of the ApLENty fixed cost. Then there are state-mandated expendi­ they stayed beyond their part of the meeting. I have no CASH, TANK SIZE, SENIOR? WE DO! athletic department that is not fully funded — has a tures for special education and gifted students, running problem with the hockey program,” Dyer said. budget of $14,000. Len Auster anywhere from $10,000 to $40,000 for each student, that Full funding is what Oatway and his group would like to see. “ When we went to them this year, we wanted full 7 “ When you break it down. It is the most expensive Sports Editor must be included in the budget. Cheney Hall gets historic clock funding.” Oatway said, “ but any movement in the DOES YOUR OIL COMPANY OFFER sport per player of any sport,” said Clyde Miller, who “ A lot of expenditures are spelled out either by was head of the Manchester Youth Hockey Association right direction we are receptive to. To go from $2,900 to AUTOMATIC DELIVERY? contract or by state law,” Dyer said. $14,000 is an awful big bullet for anyone to bite; $6,500 A grandfather clock made by were interested in clock making. The Benjamin Cheney Clock has WE DO! back in 1975-76 when hockey became a varsity sport. I , " I have a finite number of bucks and only so much wili be a big help. I see them as trying to be helpful.” Benjamin Cheney in 1765 has been Benjamin Cheney operated a grist a hardwood case with a brass dial Expenses are growing, l^ e n the hockey program can go somewhere," he said. “ Unfortunately, we don’t donated to the Cheney Hall Founda­ mill near Hop Brook, where Inter­ mounted on a pine frame with brass began in 1973, ice time for practice could be purchased When hockey became part of the interscholastic |IVE DO IT ALL FOR 79( A GALLON! ^li«fore dlseounl*| live in a perfect economy and a perfect world.” “ THE BOARD OF Education is inclined to fund half tion to be placed in the Green Room state 384 is located. His brother, finials. for as little as $20 an hour In the early morning. Now it program, it was agreed that its funding would come That’s one of the reasons that $6,500 for 1987-88 is a at Cheney Hall when the interior Timothy Cheney, made tall wooden of it. but because of other needs, we just can’t pay the Two long benches that were costs roughly $100 an hour, according to Eric Farno, from outside sources. "W e signed a contract that said it fair proposal. renovation of the hall is complete. clocks at a shop in the ravine at originally used for seating the hall head coach of the Manchester High team. And it costs would be five years before we could ask for any full boat,” Dyer said. “ I feel the board Is being What’s hard to swallow is that hockey is the only responsible. I don’t know if they feel that way.” The clock was donated by Mrs. Center Springs Park near the dam. have been donated for use in the the team $325 for each home game at the Bolton Ice money,” Miller recalled. sport in which the players have to make a contribution “ We’ll still be fighting now until whenever we get full Eklgar H. Clarke. It is being stored Green Room by Mr. and Mrs. Palace. Money didn’t come until the seventh or eighth year. to participate. Each member is charged a $250 skater’s funding,” Oatway said. “ But any movement is what at the Savings Bank of Manchester. The clock donated to the founda­ Robert H. Smith and by Mrs. Miller remembered blowing his cool at a meeting with tion was probably made in one of Raymond Reid, Blish said. HALL & MUSKA, INC. HOCKEY BECAME part of the high school program Kennedy. When hockey joined the interscholastic fee, and he is also asked to sell ads for the game we’re looking for.” According to Mary Blish, of the those two places, Blish said. Mrs. Joseph Swensson has con­ Over 45 Years of Quality Service only when it ran out of fellow midget teams to play in program, girls’ sports were just getting off the ground, program. That’s the way it appears. Little Theatre of Manchester, sev­ In was in the Timothy Cheney tributed a framed, silk woven youth hockey circles. James P. Kennedy, superintend­ and their funding was mandated by Title IX. A player who brings In enough ads can reduce his “ We’re not being Santa Claus. But I don’t feel we’re eral members of the Cheney family shop that John Fitch, one of the landscape designed by Alexis Tour- ent of schools, didn’t favor full funding of the program The first allocation was 11,700. In 1086-87, hockey got skater’s fee appreciably. About $4,200 was raised this being Scrooges,” Dyer said. who settled in Manchester, then inventors of the steamboat, served naud in 1904 and made at the 623-3308 then. He doesn’t favor full funding now, and cost is the $2,500. For 1987-88, Kennedy has proposed an increased way for the hockey squad, said Bruce Oatway, Pity the hockey program, pity the Board of Orford Parish, in the early 17008 as an apprentice. Cheney Bros, silk mills. primary reason. of $4,000 — to $6,500. At a budget workshop last week. co-president of the Manchester hockey booster club. Education. 1» - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wedneaday. Jan. 21. 1987 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednegdav. Jan. 21. 1987 — H Southern Californians unfazed by the Super Bowl Tech girls triumph; MHS wins, EC loses in OT

By Jeff Wilson while Broncos and Giants fans cattle,” he said. “ If it’s such a towners. when the Washington Redskins Beach is staging a feast for more BOLTON — If one waits, good High rolled to a 20-7 lead after eight All Connecticut Conference boys’ Two Keith Bullock free throws field goals, including three from The Associated Press converge on the Rose Bowl to watch Super Bowl, why do they have to "Yardage (goal-line) seats are defeated the Miami Dolphins. The than 100 fans. things eventually come your way. minutes and never looked back in basketball action Tuesday night at clinched the win for the visitors. three-point range. Jon Seymour led the N F L championship game. call it super?” between $650 and 9L100 and glam­ game comes and goes with only “ There’s a 925 cover charge, This is how Paul Soucy, coach of H.S. Roundup whipping Bacon Academy, 57-43, in the Eagles’ Nest. Keish had 17 points and Walania the inside brigate with IS points and Keith Breault and Rhett Gibbs PASADENA. Calif. - While Why not? ‘hiere are no Los Tickets are at a premium and it our seats on the SO-yard line could minor inconveniences for some. which includes Buffalo (chicken) the Cheney Tech girls’ basketball Charter Oak Conference girls’ “ It was very disappointing in that finished with 15 for Notre Dame. added 10 points apiece. Bill Camer­ Super Bowl fever is peaking in Angeles teams in this Super Bowl. appears much of the Rose Bowl go as high as $1,500,” said Good “ I ’m miffed. It cuts into my wings, a beef rib dinner, beer, wine team must feel after seeing his basketball action Tuesday we came so close and worked so Mike Sipples (12) and Damian on’s 16 points topped Bacon’s effort. Denver and New York, there is Denver quarterback John Elway. a crowd, which will number about Time tickets broker Larry Gold. Frisbee playing,” said Bennett and a guaranteed seat,” said John squad notch its first victory of the far between this season. The afternoon. hard to come back,” said East Canny (10) were in double figures little evidence it is sweeping over one-time Los Angeles area high 104,000, will be made up of out-of- The face-value of a Super Bowl Wright, 41, who is temporarily Morris, who owns legends with season and initial win for the Indians registered win No. 2 The win was the eighth in 10 coach Ray Page, who saw his club for East. COVENTRY (79) — Jon Seym our 7 1 Rams player Dennis Harrah. varsity program. Cheney defeated outings for the Patriots, who are 4-2 15, Rich Reagan 306, L a rry W alsh 204, Southern California where the school star, is the the only local towners. Few locals are willing to ticket is 975. prevented from going to the Rose Tuesday against homestanding dip to 0-7 in the ACC and 1-9 overall East is back in action Friday Jason Gorlck 4 1 9, Keith Breoult 5010, Bolton High School, 59-36, Tuesday. in COC action. Bacon, which was with the loss. “ Plus they had beaten game will be played Sunday. connection. pay scalper prices and endure Although an estimated 50,000 Bowl for her favorite pastime — Broncos and Giants fans proba­ South Windsor High, 44-43, in night at 7:30 p.m. against St. Jack Aver 90 31, Rhett Gibbs 5 010, Paul Both teams are in their first year of minus Leanne Shoop, one of its top St. Joseph and Aquinas, two of the Thomas Aquinas in New Britain. Strvchorz 1 0 2, M ott Twerdv 0 2 2, Tim "Who’s playing?" asked Jill Those who do stay behind likely traffic and parking hassles, hotel and motel rooms are booked tossing a plastic disk to her mutt bly will make the obligatory trips to overtime. varsity competition. two scorers, dips to 3-4 in the top small-school teams in the state. NOTRE DAME (45)—Mike Palladino M cM illan 0 0 0. Totals 36 4 79. Taylor. 24. of Malibu. “ I ’m not won’t even be pinched by the Super “ I ’ll be surfing,” safd Rock Van for the weekend in Los Angeles and Max. Disneyland, Universal Studios, Val Holden’s two free throws with BACON ACADEMY (14) — Todd “ It feels good,” ^ u c y said after conference and 5-5 overall. We were down at the half but came 0 041 0, A l W a la n ia 7 04) 15, T e rra n ce interested at all. I was a cheer­ Bowl scene since it is spread out Buskirk, 36, of PacificPalisades: " I Orange counties, about 20,000 For local football fanatics, it will Hollywood and Malibu Beach dur­ 11 seconds left in the overtime F low ers 0 0-1 0, J e rry K eish 7 3-4 17, TamburrI 000, B ill Cameron 7216, Mike the victory. Leslie Danehy and Kim Mizesko back with a lot of hard work. The J a rv is 5 0 11, Jason P o lla c k 1 0 3, J e ff leader when I was a kid and that over the sprawling Los Angeles have no interest in the Super Bowl. I rooms will be unoccupied. All be a chance to swill beer at bars on a ing their stay. Many have already session clinched the victory for Keith Bullock 3 2-3 6, M ark Consorte 0 Savitsky 0 0 0, Jed Porter 0 0 0, Joson rooms in Pasadena are booked, Sunday afternoon. That aspect has Cheney is 1-6 and will face Bacon each had 6 points and Maura ball just didn’t drop at the end for 04) 0, Tom M oran 31-17. Totals 19 6-8 45. was ail I could take of football." area. don't mind the tourists, as long as reserved exotic cars for their Manchester. South Windsor failed EAST CATHOLIC (41) — D am ian Green 2 3 7. T o ta ls 15 5 36. they bring money. Just leave your however. captured the imagination of tav­ Academy in Colchester Thursday Danehy added 4 markers in Coven­ us.” Three-point field goals: Coventry— "The Olympics couldn’t ignite Some residents, however, do moment in the fast lane. on a shot at the buzzer. The Indians Canny 4 3-410, Andy Klopfer 104) 2, Rob Ayer (3), Bocon— Jarvis (1). knives and guns at home.” "There are only 2,000 hotel erns trying to cash in on the game. at 7 p.m. The Bulldogs remain try’s first-quarter outburst. “ We Notre Dame, 4-3 in the ACC and S ta n fo rd 3 2-4 6, S co tt A ltr u l 10-12, D ave L.A.. why should the Super Bowl? have ways of dealing with crowd ’Two dozen Mercedes Benz auto­ are now 2-4 in the CCC East and 2-9 It’s the most boring and predictable Tourist money is on the way. rooms, and the only ones left were And to that end, lavish Super winless at 0-8 and travel to didn’t start out in it, but we applied 6-4 overall, had a 27-14 halftime lead P ric e 1 3-5 5, M ik e Sipples 5 2-3 13, Joe control. mobiles, 18 Ferraris and Rolls- overall while South Windsor falis to Tom kunos 3 0-2 4. T o ta ls 16 9-17 41. Boys Swimming game of the season.” said Mark E. Andy Fuzesi, a Los Angeles auto "W e’ve anticipated an economic the ones reserved by the teams that Bowl parties are planned through­ Coventry Thursday for a game at 2-4 in the conference and 3-8 overali. some good pressure and got some after assuming a 15-5 advantage Three-point field goals: Notre Dame Royces from the Budget Rent-a- 4; 30 p.m Edwards, a Tustin, Caiif.. lawyer. show manager, suggests the con­ impact of about 980 million spent in lost last weekend,” said Pasadena out the region. turnovers,” said Coventry coach after one quarter. But Page rear­ — Walania (1). Car collection are already spoken Manchester will entertain East East victorious He wili skip the game and read a struction of a chain-link corridor the area over that weekend.” said tourist spokeswoman Gail The Sports Deli in Century City is Led by Shalene Westry’s 22 Ray Dimmock. “ We got a good ranged his defense in the second for. Hartford High Friday at 7:30 p.m. Coventry breezes The East Catholic High boys’ book. from Pasadena to Los Angeles Susan Cox of the' Greater Los Thompson. always jammed for big games, the points. Cheney got off to a fast start lead,” Dimmock added. half, switching from the first-half “ Our defense played aggressive swimming team dunked E.O. Southern Californians, hip to International Airport — expressly Angeles Visitor and Convention The Rose Bowl has played host to Malibu Inn is trying to generate "They are rented by people who against the Bulldogs and never and we shot 12-for-I5 from the foul Coventry’s lead was 34-15 at zone and man-to-man defenses. COLCHESTER - Scoring the Super Bowl hype, will head for for N FL fans. Bureau. She estimated that about the Super Bowl four times in the interest with 89-cent beer and hopes are coming in and really want to do looked back. The Beavers led, 18-3, halftime and 47-23 after three “ We went to a triangle and two on first 12 points of the contest, Smith. 90-72, ’Tuesday afternoon at line,” Indian coach Joe DePasqua the Manchester High pool. The beaches, mountains and deserts. “ Let’s run ’em in an out like 75,000 at thA aom t> will hp niit-of- past decade, the last time in 1983 for rain, and Legends in Long L.A.,” Budget’s Corky Rice sold. after the first quarter and Bolton said. periods. their two guards (Mike Palladino Coventry High never looked back victory was the second in seven would get no closer. Cheney went Leslie Danehy led Coventry with and Al Walania). as it breezed to a 79-36 victory over In a see-saw battle, the Indians meets for the Eagles. into intermission with a command­ led after the first quarter, 10-7, and 16 points and Mizesko added 11 “ They were running a very host Bacon Academy in Charter J ing 35-15 advantage. Steve Grabski won the 50 frees­ at halftime, 20-19. The Bobcats points and 15 rebounds. Julie patient offense. We tried to disrupt Oak Conference boys’ basketball Sharon Nix scored 13 points for Dimmock led Bacon with a game- the offense by overplaying both of action Tuesday afternoon. tyle and 100-yard backstroke for tbe assumed a 32-28 lead after the third Eagles with Matt Martin (200 free), Cheney and Vicky Ferrara added quarter. Barb O’Brien and Anna high 25 points. them, ” Page cited .David Price and The win leaves the Patriots, Shaun Gately (200 IM ). Eric Neff 11. Michelle Hardee led Bolton with Coventry also won the junior Andy Klopfer were assigned to ranked in the unofficial small- Riggio led Manchester by scoring (100 fly) and Karl Reischerl (div­ SCOREBOARD 17 points. Wendy Neil chipped in 12 points apiece. “ Anna Riggio had varsity game. 49-10, to run its handle the Notre Dame guards with school poll fifth, at 8-0 overall and ing) also notching wins for East. with 10 points for the Bulldogs. record to 7-1. Walania adding just two points atop the COC at 7-0. Bacon is 0-6 in a nice 12-point, 12-rebound perfor­ East’s next outing is Friday “ Michelle Hardee played a fine Coventry’s next game is Thurs-' after halftime and Palladino going the conference and 1-7 overall. 1 ------1 Pan Am erican 74, Lam ar «9 mance." DePasqua said. Kris against Xavier High in Middletown Paul Quinn 83, W iley 61 game,” Bolton coach Jennifer day at 4:30 p.m. at home against scoreless. “ They (Bacon) have a very Flames 3. Islanders 1 The series so tar: Voisine added 8 points for the at 4 p.m. S. Nazarene 72, C entral St., O kla. 65 Kohut said. “ Wendy Neil came on Indians. Kathy Peasiey led South Bolton High. East narrowed the gap to 37-30 young team. They even started a Hockey SUPER BOWL ConlerecKe Wins Points FAR WEST FootbaD strong in the second half. Whitney COVENTRY (57) — Stacey R oberison after three periods. The Eagles R esults: A Catgory i o 2-6 Windsor with 12 points. freshman,” said Coventry coach B lola 75, Souttiern Cal C oll. 56 2 0-14, A nna W e rfe l 21-2 5, K im M izesko threw a zone press at the visitors in 200 m edley re la y : 1. E ast C a th o lic N.V. istandert 0 0 1—1 AFC(oldAFL) 12 394 Chodron St. X , Mary 62 Cavanaugh also played well. The The Manchester junior varsity 5 1-3 11, L e slie Danehy 8 0-1 16, L isa Ron Badsteubner. (Shaun Gately, Eric Neff, Steve R rs t P eriod—1, C algary, A6aclnnls 14 Cent. Washington 67, Puget Sound 63 team is pulling together very well. the fourth quarter, as well, and took Grabski, Dean Johnson) 1:57.4. (Mullen, Bozek), 1:X. Penalties—Lauer, NFC (old NFL) 8 403 also won, 32-27. Kristi White and T a la g a 2 2-2 6, M au ra Danehy 3 1-3 7, Coventry’s lead was 20-5 after one c o RES NFL playoff schodula They’re improving eacl) day.” B renda T h a la c k e r 0 2-3 2, N e k la rla 0 04) advantage of a couple of turnovers. 200 fre e : 1. M o rtin (E C ) 2:14.7, 2. NHL ttandingi NY (hooking), 5:X ; Hunter, Cal (delay of Beth O’Brien led Manchester, 7-4, 0, M o llle Jacobson 2 2-23 6, C orine period and the Patriots kept an Nieforth (S),3. Cole (S). gam e), 13:34. CHENEY TECH (57) — Shalene with seven points each. C a g la n e llo 0 04) 0. T o ta ls 24 9-17 57. Price had four points for East in the even keel in the second period, 200 IM : 1. G a te ly (EC ) 2:33.1,2. Pete Second Period—None. Penalties— 1 Game Outcome Game O utcom e Westrv94-8 33, SharanNlx61-213, Vicky fourth quarter, including two free McConnell (EC), 3. Sean O'Donnell WALES CONFERENCE Sheehy, Cal, minor-major (Instigator, Sunday, Dec. 9 Ferrara 51-111, Diane Sandberg 2 0-4 4, MANCHESTER (44) —BarbO'Brlen5 BACON ACADEMY (43) — Des adding 20 more points for a 40-18 1 Green Bay Packers 35 Oakland Raiders 32 Traaiaactiona New York Jets 35, Kansas City 15 Fafard 1 0-0 2, Karen Macher 0 04) 0, throws with 30 seconds left to tie it (EC). FcrtiKk DtvWofi fighting), 2:00; Kerr, NY, major (fighting), XI Vicky Garbich 10O 2, Kathy M orlarty 2 2-4 12, Kris Cool 3 04) 4, Erin Prescott 0 halftime bulge. Coventry’s margin 50 free: 1: Grabski (EC) :23.2, 2. W L T Fto OFOA 2:03; B. Sutter, NY (hIgh-stIckIng), 10:44; Washington 19, Los Angeles Rams 7 2- 33, Anna Riggio 52-212, KrlsVolslne3TamI Garr 00-20, Julie Dimmock 711-12 Kansas <^ty Chiels iO Minnesota Vikings 14 Saturday, Jon. 3 _ 0-0 4, M a n ica T o rre s 1 1-3 3, Jessica 35, Darla Delaj 32-38, Jodi VllardlOO-00, at 41-all. , was 57-28 after three periods of Johnson (EC), 3. Kurt Flloso (EC). P hllodH phla 31 12 3 45 1M 124 Patterson, Cal (holding), 17:15; Pe- Torres00-00,ElleenZabka0O00 Totals 3- 2 8, Val Holden 04-44, Chris Rovegno 1 Notre Dame lost possession with D iv in g : 1. R eischerl (EC ) 166.10 NY Itlo n tie rs 23 20 4 SO 16S 15B Green Bay Packers 33 Dallas Cowboys 27 BASEBALL Cleveland 23, New York Jets 20, 20T 26 7-17 57 04) 3, Lisa C artier 0 04) 0, Paula H ollis 0 Jo ce lyn A d kin s 4 0-18. T o ta ls 1513-18 43. play. pllnskl. Cal (high-sticking), 18:52; r xn W ashington 27, Chicago 13 points, 2. Mike Borlllo (EC), 3. Duck- Woshlneton 19 22 7 45 153 174 M okelo, N Y (hIgh-stIckIng), 18:52. Oakland Raiders 14 Denver 8rorx:os 10 BOLTON (36) — Michelle Hardee 6 04) 0, Jen F ab e r 0 04) 0 T o ta ls 1612-15 44 seven seconds left on a traveling Badsteubner was satisfied by his ste ln (S ). N NY R a n o m 10 20 0 44 185 183 M I N N E S D T ATWINS—Slgned'nm Sunday, Jan. 4 SOUTH WINDSOR (43) — K a th y Third Period—2, Colgory, Mullen 27 New York Giants 49, Son Francisco 3 5-1117, Wendy Nell 4 2-210, Am y Stoodt 1 violation but East couldn’t get a team’s outing. “ We played fairly 100 fly : 1. N e tt (E C ) 1:07.9, 2. P. P ltM w ro tl 17 20 8 42 161 155 (Reinhart), 3:27 J Colgory, Tonelll 13 ir N ew Y o rk J e ts 16 xni Piltsburgh Steelers 35 Laudner, catcher, to one-veor contract. 0-3 2, Teresa McMahon 101 2, Whitney G race 3 5-6 11, K e lly H olcom be 4 1-3 9, Boys Basketball McConnell (EC), 3. Sidney (S(. New Jersey 18 24 5 41 169 214 (Reinhart, Brad < ,, 8:X. 4, New York, (Jenver 22, New England 17 Maura Palllcelll 0 0-0 0, Laurie SI. good shot. well considering we were coming Baltimore Colts 7 D a llas C ow boys 31 Sunday, Jon. 11 Cavanaugh 11-13 3, Lydia SIdur 0 OO 0, 100 fre e : 1. Johnson (E C ) :59.9, 2. AdcNdt D iv ltle ii Jonsson 4 (P ev, B. Sutter), 14:09. CINCINNATI REDS—Invited B ill J ill Sipple 1003, Kris Kelly OOOO Totals L a u re n t 1 5-10 7, K are n C la rk 0 3-7 3, Notre Dame took the lead in off a big game (against RHAM) and Kourorlez (S), 3. John Vitale (EC). M ontreal 23 19 7 S3 168 154 Penalties—Mo ,un. Col (roughing), 2:22; Scherrer, Carl W illis, Jeff Montgomery, Denver 23, Cleveland 20, OT 14 8 -K 36 K a th y P eosley 60-112, M elissa G riffe y 0 EC loses In OT IV Kansas City Chiefs 23 XIV Pittsburgh Steelers 31 New York Giants 17, Washington 0 overtime on a Jerry Keish basket it’s hard to get the kids motivated to 500 free: 1. Nieforth (S) no tim e given, H a rtfo rd 22 18 6 50 152 155 D. Sutter, NY (I oughlng),2:22; Brodley,Col Mike KonderlaondDerek Bothelo, pitchers, 1-2 1 T o ta ls 14 15-29 43 2. M a rtin (E C ), 3. R oot (S ). Boston 22 19 5 49 162 145 (hooking), 5:X; Morrow, NY (tripping), Minnesota Vikings 7 Los Angeles Rams 19 to spring tra in in g . Sunday, Jon. K Hard work was not rewarded in underneath with 2:30 left. The play a team that has won only one Super Bowl 100 b a ck: 1. G rab ski (EC ) 1:03.8, 3. Quebec 18 23 7 43 159 160 8:10; Konrovd,NY (holding), 11:13; Curran, PITTSBURGH PIRATES—Signed U.L. MHS wins in OT this game as East Catholic over­ Eagles were fouled twice, but each game. But I thought we played Gately (EC), 3. Hunter (S). B ufto lo 13 27 6 32 152 182 NY (h ig h -stickin g ), 12:07. V BaRknora (>>lts 16 XV Oakland Raiders 27 Washington and Houston Jimenez, short­ At Pasadena, Calif. Denver vs. New York Giants, 6 p.m. Coventry triumphs came a 13-point halftime deficit, time missed the front end of the fairly well.” 100 breast: 1. Plumber (S) no time CAMFBELL CONFERENCE Shots on goal—Calgary 9-9-11—X. New Dallas Ckxwboys 13 Ptiiladolphia Eagles i0 stops, to minor-league contracts. SOUTH WINDSOH — The Man­ given, 2. Roper (S), 3. Long (S). Norris Divtston York 6-59-23. SAN DIE(30 PADRES—Signed Storm only to bow in overtime, 45-41, to one-and-one situation. “ We were Sophomore guard Jack Ayer led Oalas Ozwtmys 24 Pro Bowl chester High girls’ basketball COVENTRY — Gaining control 400 fre e re la y : 1. E .O .S m ith no tim e M Innesoto 21 21 5 47 182 174 Power-play Opportunities—Colgory 1 of VI XVI San Francisco 49ers 26 Davis, pitcher, to a one-veor contract. Notre Dame High of West Haven In 9-for-17 from the line.” Page cited. Coventry with 21 points. He hit nine g iven. D e tro it 18 20 8 44 140 156 5; New Y o rk 0 o f 4. Miami Dolphins 3 Cincinnati Bengats 21 SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS-SIgned Bob Sunday, Fob. 1 team’s victories have been few and in the opening quarter. Coventry T oronto 18 22 5 41 156 162 Goalies—Co lg o ry, Vernon (22 shots-21 Brenly, catcher, to a two-year contract. At Honolulu Chlooeo 17 23 6 40 164 189 saves). New York, Smith (29X). vs Miami OoSihIna 14 xvn Washington Redskins 27 BASKETBALL AFC vs. NFC, 4 p.m . St. Louis 16 20 8 40 154 174 A—14X0. Washingtexi Redskins 7 Miami Dolphins 17 Notional Boskelball Asseclallon Smvtiw Olvlslmi Referee—Bob Myers. Linesmen— BOSTON CELTICS—Signed Conner Edm onton X 14 2 62 215 159 Gord Broseker, Dan McCourt. vm Miami Ook>i>lns 24 xvm Los Angeles Raiders 38 Henry, guard, for the rest of the season. Kings’ Thorpe is on a roii W innipeg 26 17 4 56 165 158 1 Minnesota Vikings 7 Washington Redskins 9 FOOTBALL C algary 26 X 1 53 186 IK Conodlen Football League LOS Angeles X 21 6 46 193 193 PMsburgh Sleelers 16 TORONTOARGONAUTS — North Stars 5. BabresO IX XIX San Francisco 49ers 38 tion after being elbowed in the first Vancouver 14 X 5 33 157 IK Minnesota Vikirtgs 6 Released Condredge Holloway, auarter- Bowling By The Associated Press Tuesday's Oames Miami Dolphins 16 bock. quarter by Bucks center Paul Boston 5, Quebec 3 Buffoto 0 0 0-0 X Pittsburgh Steelers 21 XX Chicago Bears 46 HOCKEY Washington 6, New Jersey 3 Mhmesefa 2 3 0 -6 Notional Hockey League SACRAMENTO. Calif. - Sacra­ NBA Roundup Mokeski. Dallas Cowboys 1 7 New England Patriots Calgary 3, N.Y. Islanders 1 R rst Period—1, Minnesota, CIccorelll 34 NHL—Reversed Its three-game suspen­ mento forward Otis Thorpe is on a “ They gave me stitches and Minnesota 5, Buffalo 0 (B roten B jugstod), 1:21. 2, M innesota, sion on Steve Konroyd, defenseman, of Cunliffo Auto novocaine and told me it wouldn’t theNewYork Islandersforhisportinabrawl roll as he nears the halfway point of Wednesday’s Oames Nilsson 14 (Broten, Hortsburg), 14:48 Joe Tollsano 407, Rick Johnson hurt,” Jordan said. “ I was a little Montreal at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. (pp). Penalties—Brooke, Min (hooking), during Sunday's gome with the 162-154-449, D ave LaC hapelle 154-410, his third NBA season. victory. N.Y. Islanders at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. 6:53; Foligno, Buf, minor-major, served Bulls 103, Bucks BO Hartford BO, Maine 6B Philadelphia Ryers. G eorge Burgess 151-427, John Brem ser On Monday, Thorpe won his first The Warriors were trailing 110- tentative getting back into the St. Louis at Toronto, 7:35 p.m. by Gillies (InstICKrtor, fighting), 7:m ; DETROIT RED WINGS-Sent Dale 155, Ed Kaskev 413, L a rry N o ve lla game, which is not unusual right Edmonton at Winnipeg, 8:35 p.m. Rouse, Min, major (fighting), 7:46; MILWAUKEE (X) Krentz, left wing, to Adirondock of the NBA Player of the Week award. He 102 when they attempted to make a M AINE (48) 233-485, F ra n k C a lvo 150, T om O 'C onnor after something like that happens.” Phllodephia at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. Creighton, Buf (holding), 13:43; Payne, Cummings 7-1813-13 X , M okesk11-2002, American Hockey League. 310-451, Joe G o o d fle ld 418, T on y M a rl- followed it up by scoring 19 points run at the Kings with 3:59 left. N.Y. Rangers at Vancouver, 10:35 p.m. M in (trip p in g ), 16:46. SIkma 4-11 (H) 8, Reynolds 16 00 3, H o d ^ Holmes 1-1 (M)2, Dan Smlth1-51-23, B arry NEW YORK RANGERS-Clalmed Brad Gene Banks wasn’t tentative for 3 6066, Rosslgnol7-110615, Boylen 121826 n e lll 154-153-435, P a u l R ich a rd 155, B ill and grabbing 11 rebounds Tuesday Thorpe hit his first pair of free P ittsburgh a t Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. Second Period—3, Minnesota, MacLel- 4-11 46 12, Pierce 6-11 56 17, Breuer2-600 AAaxwell, defenseman, on waivers from M cK in n e y 150-151-426, A d o lf Kuszaj Chicago, as the reserve forward Thursday's Oames lan 18 (Bellows, Graham), 7:15 (pp). 4, 4, B radley 0 3 OO 0, Lucas 6-15 26 14, 26, Dean Smith 59 55 11, Gomlf 23 1-1 5, the Vancouver Canucks. night as the Kings beat the Golden throws with 3:46 remaining and LaPlonte06060, Canord06060. Totols2953 152-407, Adam Tvez 170-425, B ill W l- Montreal at Boston, 7:35 p.m. Minnesota, CIccarelll 35 (Acton, Bellows), Brldgem on 0 5 0 04 , WebsterOOOOO. Totals PITTSBURGH PENGUINS— shlnskv 1X-418, Antan Mayer 154; High State Warriors 123-114. capped a nine-point Kings scoring s(X)red a season-high 18 points, Colgory at New Jersey, 7:35 p.m. 11:54 (pp). 5, M innesota, Payne2 (Graham, 336524-XX. 51168. Recalled Lee GIftIn, right wing, from With the Bulls leading 86-82 with 2 HARTFORD (K ) team single- R8iG Auto II 497, High " It ’s a great feeling to be effort with another set at 1:29 left to Rouse), 18:40. Penalties—Beoupre, M in, CHICAGO (103) Oshowaofthe Ontario Hockey League. tr ip le - E a st H a rtfo rd N u rse ry 1336, H igh served by Payne (delay), 3:12; Kurvers, Oakley 517 4 6 14, Cureton 4-5 1-2 9, Johnson 914 1-2 19, M cC rary 4 6 55 13, Recalled Dwight Schofield, right wing, keep Sacramento on top, 119-111. 3:35 to play. Banks converted an Powell 572610, Hurlbert56239, Move514 In d iv id u a l sin g le - L a rry N o v e lla 233, recognized by your peers and those Bruins 5, NordlqussS Buf (slashing), 5:24; Harlsburg, Min Sellers 5120610, Paxson 511 O010, Jordan from Baltimore of the American Hockey High Individual triple- George Kelley who vote on the award.” Thorpe During the stretch, Floyd hit his offensive rebound and converted a (hooking), 8:59; Housely, Buf (slashing), 11-X91031, Corzlne26537, Bonks 595718, 55X , Jones 1-3063,Leeman1-1062,Gllmore League. free throw to set Chicago on its way Turner02000, Cofleld2-3O04.Totals4OK 06060, Hogan 1-11-23,FrozlerO6O60.Totals 523; High average- Tony Morlnelll said. third three-point basket in an 10:43; Musll, Min (hIgh-stIckIng), 13:X. 31-541519H. ST. LOUIS BLUES—Recalled Philippe 139.36 to its sixth victory in eight games. Boston 1 1 1—S Bozon, left wing, from St. Jeon of the Standings: Acadia Restaurant 3-1, Guard Reggie Theus scored 31 attempt to get the Warriors back in 0 I Third Period—None. Penoltles— Milwaukee 19 X M X— M H a lftlm e -H a rtfo rd 34, 6Aalne 31. Three- Quebec A6ajor Junior Hockey League. “ I really wanted that rebound p o in t goals—M alne 2 6 (Rossltmol 1-3, Dean RAG Auto 112-1, McNamara 2-1, East points and guard Derek Smith the game, but Golden State was Rrst Period—1, Boston, Simmer 16 Dykstra, Buf, mojor (fighting), :45; Chlooge 19 X X 32—103 TENNIS Hartford Nursery 2-1, Ann- Marie's after a missed shot, and after 1 got (McCarthy, Crowder), 7:46 (pp). MocLellon, Min, malor (fighting), :45; Fouled out—None. Rebounds— Smith 16), Hartford 511 (Hurlbert 1-3, MEN'S INTERNATIONAL PROFE5 added 27 as the Kings improved unable to get closer than six points Arithony M ove 3-7, Jones 0 1 ). Fouled Restaurant 3-1, RAG Auto 3-1, VanTas- it, and went to the hole and sank the Penalties—Shedden, Due (hooking), DePalma,Mln(roughlng),3;n;Reekle,Buf AMlwoukee 50 (Cummings 7), Chicago SIGNAL TENNIS COUNCIL-FIned Boris s e ll 2 -1 ,O strln skv's 1-2, P u rd y C arp. 1-3, their record to 12-26. after Thorpe’s final free throws. 7:X; McRae, Que (roughing), 6:K; (roughing), 3:08; Palement, Buflrough- out—66alne1 (Barry),H artfordi (Powell). basket, at that moment for me, it Rebounds—Maine 25 (Dean Smith 6), Becker XJXX) fOr bod conduct at the D ubaldo E le c tric 1-3, V illa g e S tils t 1-2, Golden State, which fell to 23-18. Johnston, Bos (tripping), 10:25; Neely, Bos Ing), 4:X; Musll, Min (roughing), 4:X; (Sellers 11). Assists—Milwaukee 21 A u stra lia n Open tennis championships. Cunllffe Auto Body 1-2, Here for the meant I really belonged.” said (high -stickin g ), 14:44. Buffalo bench, served by Creighton (too (Lucas 7), Chicago X (Oakley 9). Total H a rtfo rd X (M cC rary 8). Assists—Nlalne18 was led by guard Eric “ Sleepy” (Boylen 7), Hartford 21 (McCrorv6). Total Beer 1-2, M ock 3 1-2. Bulls 103, Bucks 90 Banks, who scored eight points in many men), 8:19; Minnesota bench, served fouls—M ilwaukee 32, Chicago 19. Floyd with 24 points and by center Second Period—2, Boston, Middleton 11 by CIccarelll (too many men), 9:44; Technical—Pierce. A—13,674. fouls—Maine 17, Hartford 15. A—1,5X. Joe Barry Carroll with 22. Michael Jordan scored 31 points, the final quarter. (Grodln, Neely), 3:05. 3, (3uebec, McRae 4 Rouse, Min (holding), 13:14; Musll, Min GOP Woman Marvin Webster, who signed a (Goulet, G lllls), 10:07.4, Boston, Simmer 17 (hooking), 16:06. In the only other NBA game 14 in the final quarter, as the NBA’s King8l23.Warrlors1t4 Tuesday’s collage hoop scores Calendar K aren H icke y 180-190-534, J o v c e T y le r 10-day contract with the Bucks, (Larson, Bouraue), 11:08 (pp). 5, Boston, Shots on goal—B uffalo 8-10-9—27. M inne­ ’Tuesday. Chicago beat Milwaukee leading scorer shook off some Grodln 8,14:10 (sh). Penalties— Johnston, sota 11-146—31. 181-516, Ju d y M eek 1X-471, K a y M oro z stitches in the mouth to lead the made his first NBA appearance Bos (roughing),4:09; Flnn,(9ue(roughlno), Power-ploy Opportunities—BuffaloOofO; GOLDEN STATE (114) 452, Eleanor Berggren 465, Karen 103-90. 4:09; Markwart, Bos, major (slashing), EAST P a q u e tte 465, Ja n e t S pellm on 465, Bulls. since April 1984 as the 7-footer M innesota 3 o f 5. McDonald57008,L.Smlth08006,Carroll Babson 89, Coast Guard 50 TODAY Thorpe, the Kings’ first-round 10:07; McRae, Que, malor (slashing), (Soalles—Buffalo, Barrasso (25 shots-X 019 6 6 22, M u llln 26 OO 4, R ovd O il 55 24, FIraza SIvlee 450, Laurence Faucher 458 Jordan needed the medical atten­ played 67 seconds. 10:07; P icard, Que (trip p in g ), 10:27; Boston Boston C oll. 79, Seton H a ll 75 Bovs Basketball pick in 1984. had double figures in saves), Cloutier (:W third, 66). Minne­ Teagle5162-314, Ballord26065, Whitehead Cobrlnl 131, Baptist Bible 92 East Windsor at Cheney Tech, 4:30 bench, served by McCarthy (too many sota, Beoupre (27-27). 46 46 12, Higgins 1-3 46 6, Moss 55 55 13. both points and rebounds for the men an Ice), 12:41; Thelln,Bos(holdlna), Cent. Connecticut 81, E. Carolina 64 p.m . A—10,2H. Totals426925X114. Cleveland St. 52, M a rlst 49 GUIs Basketball ninth time in 10 games. 15:57; G lllls , Que (ro u g h in g ), 15:57; AAark- Referee—Bill McCreary. Linesmen— SACRAMENTO (IX ) AARP wart. Bos, malor (fighting), 16:X; John­ Cornell W, Hamilton M East Catholic at Aquinas, 7 p.m. “ Things are definitely looking up Jim Chrlstlson, Mark Pare. T yle r 16 1-1 3, Thorpe 513 7-7 19, C urry 83, Emerson 53 Men's Basketball Stan K a lln o w skI 333-558, F re d Leo­ ston, Bos, malor-game misconduct (fight­ Thompson 4-9 26 10, D. Smith 11-14 46 X, n a rd X1-503, H erb T e d fo rd 204-311-573, for us now that we’ve finally three ing), 16:X; Finn, Que, malor (fighting), Dartmouth X , Vermont 64 Greenfield at MCC, 8 p.m. Theus 1517 56 31, Johnson 917 06 18, Eastern 75, Allentown 67 Ice Hockey B ru n a G lo rd a n a 310-532, Ben S u e e f games in a row,” Thorpe said. 16:X; McRae, Que, mlnor-malor-gome Edwards364610, Klelne161-13,Otberdlng 211-533, Dan H utson 227, P h il D upont misconduct (unsportsmanlike conduct, NHL statistics Fordhom 79, Columbia 77 Fermi vs. East Catholic (at Bolton Ice Despite the loss. Golden State 16 06 2 Totals 4969 25X IX. Framingham St. 102, Worcester 71 Palace), 8:15 p.m. 506, A l G u llln l 503, Ted G aderow skI 511, flehtlng),t6:X. Golden State X 31 X 36—114 Ed Adam s 504, M ik e P le rro 516, Sal coach George Karl said his team is Third Period—6, Boston, Crowder 11 Galloudet X, W. Maryland 71 W restling NEW YORK (AP) — National Hockey Saoramente XXX X—IX Georoe Washington K , Duouesne6S Windham at Manmehester, 6 p.m. M a lte m p o 507, Dan Hutson 511, Teddy “ play extremely good ball.” (Thelven, Thelln), 2:31.7, Quebec, GouletX Three-point goals—Floyd 3, Ballard, L e s c ro a rt 220-531, Bea B a g ie v 198-466, (Rochefort, Lafrenlere), 5:14. 8, Quebec, League statistics through games of Sunday, Hartford K, Maine 68 Glastonbury at East Catholic, 4 p.m. AP photo “ I have a lot of confidence in Jan. 18: Smith. Fouled out—Theus, McDonald, Hartwick 63, Ithaca 57 Cheney Tech at RHAM, 6:30 V iv ia n M a ta va 189, V I P u lfo rd 200-505, Eogles 9 (P. Stostnv, B row n), 13:59. Thompson. Rebounds—Golden State 47 H a t G io rd a n o 187, P a t O lcavage 181-494, them.” he said. “ Normally you Penalties—Grodln, Bos, (high-sticking), Scoring Leaders Hawthorne 99, Lyndon St. X , OT O A P h Pim (Smith 10), Sacramento 45 CThorpe 11). H oly Cross 72, Iona 66 THURSDAY Cathy Rlngrose 455, Lottie KuezynskI Minnesota’s Dino Ciccarelli (20) skates their NHL game in Bloomington, Minn. wouldn’t feel that way just three :13; G lllls, Que (hIgh-stIckIng), :13, Larson, Gretzky, Edmonton 43 68 111 14 Assists—Golden Stote 19 (F loyd 10), Howard U. X , Coppln St. 65 458, Y o la n d a B urns 456. Bos, major (fighting), gome misconduct, Sacramento 29 (Theus 7). Total fouls— Girls Basketball months into a campaign with a new 4:17; G lllls, Que (charging), game miscon­ M essier, Edm onton 19 50 69 48 Kino's, N.Y. X , NE Bible 36 Cheney Tech at Bacon Academy, 7 away from fallen Buffalo goalie Tom The North Stars won, 5-0. K u rrI, Edm onton X X 62 X Golden State 27, Sacramento 24. La Salle 65, St. Peter's 56 p.m . team.” duct,. 4:17. CIccarelll, Minnesota X X 61 X Technicals— Golden St. Illegal defense. Maln5Farmlnoton81, Maine Marltlme47 Barrasso after scoring Tues(jay night in “ I thought both teams came out Shots on goal—Boston 56-4—17. Quebec A—106X. Bolton at Coventry, 4:30 p.m. 10-10-13-33. Hawerchuk, Winnipeg X X X X Men's Basketball and shot well,” said Sacramento G llm o ur, St. Louis X 37 57 48 Norwich 71, Costleton St. 67 MCC a t P ost, 8 p.m . Power-ploy Opportunities—Boston 2 of Penn K , l^tavette 64 coach Phil Johnson. ’ "The big 4; (Juebec 0 o t 4. Kerr, Philadelphia X X M X Rec basketbaU Goalies—Boston, R onford (33 shots-X Bossy, NY Islanders X X X 8 Big East standings Plattsburgh St. IK , Union, N.J. K FRIDAY difference was our big guys did a saves). Quebec, M alarchuk (17-12). Dionne, Los Angeles 18 X X X RPI X , Skidmore 72 Bovs Basketball good job. We wanted to concentrate Lemleux, Pittsburgh X X X X Big East Conference O ’gll Salem St. 73, Westfield St, 67 Manchester at East Hartford, 7:30 A—15X8. w L w L Beaupre hot In Stars’ net on not letting their other guys Referee—Dave Newell. Linesmen— Sovord, Chicago 72 32 54 5 Scranton 65, Juniata 63 East Catholic at Aquinos, 7:30 Robitallle, Los Angeles X X 53 10 Syracuse 4 0 15 1 SE Mossachusetts H , Fitchburg St. 68 Cheney Tech at Bacon Academy, 7:30 Adults (other than Carroll) free up for the Wovne Bonnev, Bob Hodges. St. John's 4 7 13 2 Spring Garden 93, Penn St.-Copltol 81 Goulet, Quebec X X 52 43 Bolton at Coventry, 7:30 Hose Co. 95 (J im W ehr 23, P a u l Chute long shots.” Poddubny, NY Rangers 24 X 52 X Georgetown 3 7 12 2 T rin ity , Conn. 58, Wesleyan 55 Gifts Basketball broke a four-game losing streak by V llla n o v a 3 2 10 6 16, Ja n L ln d b e rg 14, Tom F ora n 12, Sean By Bob Greene Johnson was pleased with what Yzerman, Detroit 17 X » ' 18 Tufts 71, E. Nazarene 69 East Hartford at Manchester, 7:30 Thom psan 12) B .A C lu b 77 ( B ill B e llo ck winning on Long Island. Capitals 6.D0vlls3 Trottler, NY Islanders 14 X K X Providence 3 2 13 3 Upsalo 77, FDU-66adlson 65 Beys Swimming The Associated Press he called Smith’s “ aggressive Pittsburgh 2 2 13 4 Wash. 5 Lee K , E. Mennonite M 14, Jahn M ason 11, Bob B o la n d 11, Don Macinnis scored early in the first Bouraue, Boston 13 X 50 X Maloney at Manchester, 4 p.m. Stevens 10) NHL Roundup offensive and defensive” play. Seton Hall 2 5 11 5 Washington, Md. 79, Johns Hopkins 64 East Catholic at Xavier, 4 p.m. period and Mullen early in the third New Jersey 1 1 1—3 Connecticut 1 4 6 8 Waynesburg 87, P o in t P a rk 79 Paganl Caterers 117 (Mark Murphy Minnesota goalie Don Beaupre Smith credited speculation by 28, Doug L e o na rd 27, Tom M eggers 23, as the Flames dominated the WasMngten 2 2 2—6 Boston College 1 4 8 7 W ilkes 99, A lb rig h t 93 W a lt A dam y 14, B ill P ardo 12) (Sentle turned in the North Stars’ first teammates that he was on the brink Rrst Period—1, Washington, Fronce- W illiam s 69, M Iddleburv 55 of teams if they play like that the ineffective Islanders from start to Tuesday’s Results Touch Car Wash (Steve Ayers 46, Phil shutout since last March. Still, he of losing his starting assignment schettl 9 (Gartner, Smith), 4:22.2, Washing­ SOUTH M ad o re 20, A l F a rd 14) rest of the year,” Sator said. finish. Former Islander John To- ton, Stevens7 (Chrlslon, Ridley) ,5:53 (pp).3. Boston College 79, Seton Hall 75 A I a .-Birmingham 79, Va. Com­ wasn’t satisfied. due to what they perceived as poor Ciccarelli scored his first goal nelli added a power-play goal latein New Jersey, M uller 17 (Wolonln, Lolselle), Basketball Providence 93, M iam i (Fla.) 88 monwealth X Scholastic “ I don’t think it was my best play with inspiring him Tuesday 10:44. Penalties—Daneyko, NJ, m ajor Today's (3ames Centre H, Lindsey Wilson 9 just 1:21 into the contest, the only the third period against goaltender UConn at Georgetown, 7 p.m. Midgets game of the season,” Beaupre said night. “ I play better when I ’m (fighting), 1:41; Adams, Was, malor Chris. Newport 90, N.C. Wesleyan K goal Beaupre needed. Neal Broten, Billy Smith. (tlghtlng), 1:41; Verbeek, NJ (roughing), Vlllanova at Syracuse ClecKwoter Christian 72, W arner Southern Jazz 24 (M ik e B rie re 13. T odd L o ngo6. after Minnesota crushed the Buf­ angry,” he said. Brian MacLellan and Steve Payne The Islanders, playing without 3:19; Duchesne, Was (roughing), 3:19; Saturday's Gomes . X Corky Coughlin 4) Celtics 17 (Matt falo Sabres 5-0 ’Tuesday night. “ I Sacramento point guard Frank­ Richmond, NJ (holding), 5:17; Ludvig, NJ, Providence at UConn (Civic Center), Clemson 67, G eorgia Tech 66 Bennst JV girls Lescoe 10. Adam Z Ira k 4) also tallied for the North Stars. All-Star right wing Mike Bossy, minor-major (Instigator, fighting), NBA standings didn’t feel real good going into the lin Edwards, who came to the Kings 9 Mavericks 28 (Nell Allbrio, Jeff 8 p.m . Cumbericmd, Kv. X , Transylvania 62 Buffalo also lost rookie defense- who was out with a pain in his lower 17:48; FranceschettI, Wos, malor (fight­ Seton Hall at Vlllanova Dlst. of Columbia 69, Hampton U. 67 The Bennet Junior High School girls Crocket and Brian Lukas all played game. I felt sluggish.” with Smith in a trade with the Los ing), 17:48; Stevens, Was (charging), St. John's at Syracuse R a . Southern 99, St. Thomas, Fla. 81 lunlor varsity basketball team lost to well) Knicks 17 (Leland Boutlller 6. man Shawn Anderson, who suf­ back, finally scor^ when Tomas EASTERN CONFERENCE East Hartford Middle School, 3529, Buffalo center Doug Smith Angeles Clippers last summer, 19:17. Pittsburgh at Boston College Louisville M, Virginia Tech 63 B illy Pappas 6) fered a hyperextension of his lower Jonsson connected with 5; 51 left in Second Period—4, New Jersey, Verbeek Atlantic Olvislen Mary Washington X , Roanoke H Tuesday. B ennet's re c o rd Is now 3-4. disagreed. credited the Kings’ improved play W L Fct. OB Marianne Loto led Bennet with six back when he was checked into the the game with the help of Patrick 21 (M uller, Broten), 3:15 (pp). 5, Washing­ N.C. Charlotte U , Coastal Carolina 61 “ He was hot and played a super to a strong team effort. ton, Gortner 14 (Duchesne, Murphy), 3:W Boston X 11 .711 — Palm Beach Atlontlc93, Miami Christian points while Dana Hartle and Jen Pao Wee low boards near the Minnesota Flatley’s 100th career assist. Phllodelphlo 22 17 .564 5'A Howtaptwenty farad Ralston added five and four points, game,” Smith said. “ When we run, it makes us a good AP photo (sh). 6, Washington, Gould13 (M iller), 8:X. 09 Lakers 23 (Billy Schultz 6, Kevin bench by North Stars defenseman Calgary center Mike Bullard Penalties—Verbeek, NJ (roughing), 3:41; Washington 19 19 .SK 8 PIkevllle X , Union, Ky. 73 respectively. Allison Newman and Beaupre also was in net for team ... ’The last three games prove Hatcher, Was (high-sticking), 3:41; Du­ New York 13 X .342 14 How the top twenty teams In The HOrtle played well defensively. Repoll 4. Kim berly Gould played well) Bob Rouse and crumbled to the ice. suffered a bruised left shoulder in New Jersey 10 X .263 17 Providence 93, M ia m i, F la. t t Spurs 16 (Mark Forschino 6, Matt Minnesota’s last shutout, a 4-0 that,” Edwards said. chesne, Was (bo arding), 15:48. Associated Press' college basketball poll St. Augustine's X , Livingstone K He had to be assisted from the ice. the second period and did not The Bucks’ John Lucas goes flying by Chicago’s Central Division foredTuesdov: Somberg 4, Jason Goldburg 4) victory over the Edmonton Oilers Thorpe hit six free throws in a Third Period—7, Washington, Jensen 3 D e tro it X 11 .694 — Trevecca H, Cumberlond, Tenn. 65 Illing varsity boys Hawks 21 (Kevin Bloundt 7. Hal return. (Adams, Longway), 9:34. 8, New Jersey, 1. Iowa (176) did not play. MIDWEST on March 11,1986. He now has three Sabres officials said Anderson Michael Jordan to score in their NBA game Tuesday 8 2>A-minute stretch late in the fourth D riv e r 4 (M cNob, B ridgm an), 11:09. 9, A tla n ta X 12 .676 /i Cent. Iowa X , Simpson 66 The Illing Junior High boys varsity well) 76ers 18 (Mike Brown, Matt career shutouts. would be out of the lineup Washington, Murphy 16 (Jensen), 15:55. 3. Indiana (151) did not play. Dona K , Briar C liff X b a ske tb a ll team dropped a 59-44 d e ci­ Capitals 6, Devils 3 quarter to assure the Kings’ night in Chicago. The Bulls won, 103-90. Penalties—Wolonln, NJ (elbowing), 3:K; Chicago X 17 .XI 5 . T V X . North CorgHnaState(116)dldnotplay. Ttriet 98. Htrom 75 Milton and Ken Saunders, llllng's ogolnst Tri-Town Gymnastics and Win- dleton had Boston’s other goals tie on a power-play goal by Pat An Ill-tempered Becker was Rg*jLl4)«|il»^ re c o rd to now 3-3. Inger's. Chris Schmidt (ages 9 and Dino CIccarelll, who scored twice. under) took first In the oll-oround “ It was our poorest game,” said against Clint Malacrchuk, who Verbeek at 2:15 of the second given two warnings by umpire Zurbriggen cops giant slalom ______''.K compefttlgn. The boys dW very welt Sabres Coach Ted Sator, who took faced only 17 shots. period. But Gartner put the Caps Wayne Spencer enroute to his 4-6, with the fatlowlno taking honors: Phoenix at New Jersey, 7:X p.m. ITLaCtrangeX fbntillJV boys over as Buffalo’s coach 13 games Michel Goulet, Mike Eagles and back on top 53 seconds later with his 7-6, 6-4, 6-7, 6-2 loss Tuesday to the rOHIONT ’gO dda W ls.-Porkslde 87, M arlo n 66 Ages 18-11; Mlchoel Dunne — 4th ADELBODEN, Switzerland He added to his margin on 7 p.m. — UConn vs. Georgetown, Seattle at Philadelphia, 7:X p.m. The Bennet Junior High School junior floor, 3rd rings, 1st p. horse, vault, hjgh ago. ’”That’8 a reflection on my Basil McRae scored against Boston fourth goal in four games. unseeded Australian. L.A. Lakers at Atlanta, 7:X p.m. Wis.-RIver Falls 75, WIs.-Superlor 48 (AP) — Plrmln Zurbriggen’s rivals ’Tuesday when he teamed with Joei Channel X , ESPN, WPOP W ls.-W hltewater 94, W is.-P la tte vllle X varsity botketball team lost a tough bar, and all orouna. 9 and under; Tim part. It’s my responsibility to get goaltender Bill Ranford, who Bob Gould scored for Washington Becker was fined 9500 for being 7:X p.m. — Whalers vs. Canadlens, Milwaukee at Cleveland, 7:X p.m. 72-68 d e cisio n to E a st H a rtfo rd Tues­ just can’t seem to keep up with the Gaspoz for a 1-2 Swiss finish in a New York at Dallas, 8;X p.m. RENO, Nev. (AP) — Here are SOUTHWEST M ulligan--3rd vault,6thbors) Gregory turned aside 30 shots. goal at 8; 36 and Dave Jensen at 9; 34 coaching from the sidelines by SportsChannel, WTIC Austin Coll. 91, Trinity, Texas 84 day. The Bears are now 4-3 with both of Dot 6th vault; Mathew Dunne — 5th them ready.” Swiss all-around ace, whose lead in giant slalom race at this traditional 7:X p.m. — Celtics vs. Pacers, WKHT Houston at Son Antonio, 8:X p.m. Monday's Super Bowl odds from their losses to East Hartford. Daren pcom m ell. horse, 3rd v a u lt, 2nd bore, 4th Sator was Impressed with Beau­ as the Caps took a 5-2 lead. After Gunther Bosch and a further 9500 8 p.m. — College basketball: Houston Golden State at Denver, 9:X p;m. Horroh's Reno Race A Sports Book. Hordln-SImmons W, E. New Mexico 74 Flame* 3, Islanders 1 the World Cup ski standings has Alpine race site. Okla. Chrtstton H , Langston 79 G oddard ond M ik e M llo zzo each scored Mjgh l bar, 5th all around; Chris Schmidt pre In partlcnilor and the North Bruce Driver scored for the Devils for breaking his racket in the vs. SMU, USA Coble Detroit at Utah, 9:X p.m. 21 points to lead BennX. Goddard also — 4th pommell horse, 1st rings, vault, steadiiy widened during his best It was the sixth victory of the 9 p.m. — College basketball: Syra­ Tlwnday't Oome Okla. City 104, Cameron 75 Stars in general. Al Macinnis and Joey Mullen at 11:09, Larry Murphy of Washing­ second-set tiebreaker. Oral Roberts 9 , Stephen F. Austin 54 hod 10 rebounds. Pat Kelly dished out 13 pommell horse, bars, high bar, 1st all season in three years. season for Zurbriggen. cuse vs. Vlllanova, ESPN L.A. Lokers at Indiana, 8 p.m . New York Giants 10 over Denver assists (or the Beort. around. “ Minnesota Is going lo beat a lot scored from long range as Calgary ton closed out the scoring at 15:55. He also was fined 91.000 for MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Jan. 21,1987 — 13 It - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wedneiday. Jan. 21.19»7 Clemson changes script F O C U S /F o o d in taking A C C struggie

NCAA Hoop

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ATLANTA — Georgia Tech Coach Bobby Cremlns knew what to expect, but lOth-ranked Clentison didn’t follow the script. “ We triple-teamed (Horace) Grant," Cremins said. "We knew they were going to him." The Tigers did go to Grant, who quickly whipped a pass to Michael Tait in the right comer, and Tait drilled an 18-footer with four seconds left to give unbeaten J Clemson a 67-66 victory in an Atlantic Coast Conference basket­ ball game Tesday night. The game was the only one involving a member of the Asso­ ciated Press Top-20. It was the I7th consecutive Arlene VanBuren, a member of the AP photo victory this season for the unbeaten Tigers, who went to 4-0 in the ACC Manchester Food Co-op, sorts food in a A Qiant punter Sean Landeta gets in his line of Orange Coast Community for the first time in their history. classroom at St. Bartholomew Church. punting workout during Super Bowi XXi College cheerleaders in Costa Mesa, "It’s a win I’ll cherish for a long time," Tigers Coach Cliff Ellis said. Co-op members are expected to help picture day Tuesday as he joins a chorus Calif. "This is early in the ACC season and it’s still a long ways to go. We’re when the truck delivers food every eight not made up of a bunch of weeks. superstars, but I think the chemis­ try on this club is good." Giants’ ‘weak’ secondary Harild photos by David Rooha Tail’s game-winner on the pass from Grant came after Tech, 9-5 N overall and 1-2 in the conference, ready for Bronco assault had taken a 66-65 lead on Tom Hammonds’ basket with 1:55 to play. By Barry Wllner receivers know that they will be hit cut short or go across when they’re Clemson failed to score on its next The co-op way The Associated Press when he gets out of protection on the other side. possession and Tech had a chance " % because the rules let us. They are "With John, if I see him scramble to build a three-point lead, but PASADENA, Calif. — Like Marc live game when he is scrambling right and I’m left, I feel comforta­ Bruce Dalrymple was called for AP photo Anthony, everyone seems to have and we will be hitting them." ble going deep because he can get it charging with 49 seconds to go. come to the Super Bowl to praise New York’s defensive record is there." The Tigers ran down the clock .hit Buying in bulk saves families bucks •he New York Giants defense. After built mainly on its sensational While there are questions being Grant oii the inside and the center Clemson's Anthony Jenkins pulls the basketball in after all, it has buried just about linebackers and strong front line, raised about New York’s defensive found Tait alone in the right comer. taking it away from Georgia Tech’s Duane Ferrell in their everyone this season. which applies extreme pressure on backs, the Broncos’ secondary is "The play was designed to go to AC C battle Tuesijay night. Clemson won, 67-66. By Nancy Pappos trying to horde cheese or comer the 1930s was still flourishing. Even the Denver Broncos, who quarterbacks and shuts down rush­ one of the strengths of a quick me but three guys collapsed on Herald Reporter market on organic flour. Nor are they will play the Giants in Sunday’s ing games. The Broncos don’t run defense which also is stingy against me," Grant said. "I feel anybody speculating in sunflower-seed NOW THERE ARE at least six with any basketball knowledge isn’t lead Boston College. 8-7, which Jeff Grayer and Tom Schafer Super Bowl, have nothing but nice very well, anyway, which means the run. New York’s wide receivers There are usually 25 pounds of futures. Rather, they are simply co-ops bringing organic and natural Elway often will be testing Patter­ aren’t outstanding and quarter­ going to take the shot with three snapped a four-game losing streak each scored 27 points for the 'hings to say about New York's whole-wheat pastry flour In Kathy foods to more than 100 son, fellow comerbacks Perry back Phil Simms isn’t as explosive guys on him. I saw Michael and and won its first Big East Confer­ Cyclones, 10-6 and 2-1. Iowa State members of food buying cooperatives f.verpowering defense. LeDonne’s freezer. Joan Schwarz — food co-ops, for short. Manchester-area families. Interest is Still, there is this littie matter of Williams and Mark Collins and as Elway. But this is anything but a kicked it out to him." ence game after losing four. James led 43-32 at halftime and the keeps mountains of cheeses in her so high that for the first time in its the Giant secondary, which sup­ safeties Kenny Hill and Herb mismatch. “ I was looking to go backdoor to Major’s 21 points led the Pirates. Comhuskers, 11-6 and 1-2, never got Cooperatives are growing here and 11-year history, Manchester Co-op posedly is the vulnerable part of a Welch. “ They know how to get open,” get the rehound.’’ Tait said. "When 11-5 and 2-5, in the game played at closer than eight the rest of the way. freezer. And Diane DeJoannis has across the state. A dozen years ago, it free safety Steve Foley said. I saw the three guys on him, I Brendan Byrne Arena. Brian Carr led Nebraska with 21 more nuts and seeds in her cupboards was difficult to find a food has a waiting list of families who unit that ranked second in the "We’re confident in ourselves "They’re good even if they’re not stepped back out so he could have a Loulsvill* 84, Virginia Tach 82: points. than a colony of squirrels might see hope to join. Across the state, there National Football League in total and in the guys surrounding us," cooperative between Manchester and known. They have a great tight end passing lane. I was wide open.” Herbert Crook scored 22 points and 8. Colorado 83, Panhandia 81.79, defense and first against the run. Williams said. "We know if we are in a lifetime. Stafford Springs, where a co-op are about 40 co-ops, according to "They say we’re the weak link?” who catches the ball, is strong and a "It was a great win for Clemson," Pervis Ellison scored 16 points and 20T: Southern Colorado’s Guy These Manchester women are not established by Italian families in the Northeast Cooperatives in Cam­ one step off of their receivers, we grabbed a career-high 18 rebounds comerback Elvis Patterson said great blocker in (Mark) Bavaro. Cremins said. “ It was a very tough, Taylor won the night’s one-man bridge, Mass. are in for a long day. When most very disappointing loss for us. as Louisville registered the home- show award. with a look filled with doubt. "If Simms’ strengths are on play- A group may be as small as the quarterbacks start to scramble, the action because he is so good at "Now we really have our backs court Metro Conference victory. Taylor, who scored 30 points, tied 2 we’re the weak link, then go ahead J&B Co-op, with six Bolton families receivers cut off their routes and iooking off the receiverand he has a against the wall because we have The Cardinals, 9-8 and 2-1, took an the game in regulation to force the and expose us. Nobody has done it come back to help out. Denver’s who meet in a home and order a yet. strong arm. Virginia (‘Thursday night) and 18-4 lead with a 17-0 burst as Ellison overtime. He scored all eight of the guys go deep. If we take a nap for "We would like to be in a position North Carolina (Saturday) coming and Crook scored 10 of the points. Indians’ points in the first overtime limited number of items. "We will scratch and claw and even a second, they can hui;t you.” where the passing game must win up. Now we’re going to have to suck The closest Virginia Tech, 6-10 and and then he hit two 3-pointers in the Or it may be huge, like the kick and fight and do whatever it Denver’s Mark Jackson, a rookie it. where they must rely on the pass, it up.” 2-2, could get in the second half was second overtime to give Southern Willimantic Food Co-op, which from Purdue who has joined Steve takes to win. This is the biggest since they’re not used to it." Grant, who sat out 11 minutes of 50-41. Wally Lancaster led the Coiorado the victory. maintains a retail store in game of our careers.” Watson and Vance Johnson as What the Giants are used to is the first half with two fouls, led the Hokles with 24 points. Willimantic and has grown to 500 Patterson clearly recalls that Elway’s favorite receivers, knows winping — 16 of 18 games this Tigers with 16 points, Jerry Pryor Kansas 71, MIsaourt 70: At families, including many from Bolton Denver quarterback John Elway the Giants won’t throw anything had 14 and Tait 12. Lawrence, Chris Piper’s foul shot season, inciuding the last 11 and Coventry, Manchester and East threw for 336 yards against New fancy at his team. straight, capped by playoff romps Duane Ferrell led Tech with 21 with five seconds remaining gave York on Nov. 23. He also re­ ‘lake a Ijo e k n Hartford. “ They are a basic, hard-hitting, over San Francisco and Washing­ and Hammonds had 20, including 10 the Jayhawks the Big Eight vic­ members that the Giants won the in the final 6:05. tory. Piper missed the second free But most co-ops in Connecticut are hustling defense and their defen­ ton. What hope can the Broncos SPEaAL PURCHASE game 19-16. sive backs let you know you’re have after a pair of tight postseason throw but Danny Manning re­ similar to the Manchester Co-op and Other QamM: bounded the miss. From Dollar R e nt-a^r the Back to Basics Co-op, both housed "Elway presents every problem going to be hit and they try to strip games against New England and Providence 92, Miami, Fla. 88: Cleveland? Kansas, which feil from the Top at St. Bartholomew Church on East in the world," Patterson said. “ He the ball,” Jackson said. “ I don’t Providelice set school records for "They are a great team,” Foley Twenty this week for the first time 1985 Marcunf Lynx Middle Turnpike. Known in food can do it all. He can even throw the know if they have the talent of the 3-polnt field goals attempted and said. “ When you go 14-2 in the this season, spoiled Missouri’s 40n, AutASaTAk, ' ball SO yards in the air when he is Chiefs or Raiders in one-on-one made as the visiting Friars canned S to ODOOM from jargon as "pre-order clubs," these laying down. He’s very mobile or he coverage, but they spread it out so season and totally dominate, you chance at the school’s 1,000th groups meet every eight weeks to deserve the publicity and the 14 of 31 iongjumpers to beat Miami. victory as well as Tigers’ Coach can sit in the pocket and he is a very you can’t pick on one person. Biily Donovan, who scored a *4995 review the foods available from praise. Norm Stewart’s 52nd birthday. Carol Delaney and her 1 -year-old daughter, Ruth, accurate passer. "I like our chances with a John career-high 38 points, made six of 17 selected distributors, and place bulk "When he is rolling or scram­ Elway. He adds another dimension "We’ll just be glad to walk into Kansas improved to 12-5 overall 1985 Marcury Marqul9 3-pointers as the Friars improved • Auto^frftRB. Mr orders. are Intent on marking bottles of berry honey. bling. he causes a problem. Their with his arm. All receivers have a the Rose Bowl.” and 3-1 in the conference, while B to chooto from And walk out with an NFL to 13-3. Eric Brown’s 27 points led Missouri, which was led by Derrick guys can get behind you. But we scramble rule that they stay deep if the Hurricanes, 8-9. didn’t let it happen last time. Their they are on the side of the scramble. championship. Chievous’ 29 points, fell to 12-7 and *5995 THE THREAD of consistency Boelon College 79, Baton Hall 78: 2-1. among the co-ops is that each-is a' For the second time this season, the Moriarty Bros. group of consumers who pool Here’s a list of them Pirates were unable to win after Iowa 81. 91, Nabraaka 75: Iowa Cup finals resources and buying power, so they upending Georgetown. Last month. State shot 75 percent from the field Used Car Specials Carol Delaney, 644-4109. Next Seton Hall fell to Connecticut the in the second half and 62 percent for can buy in quantity and save money. Interested in joining a food co-op? 84 VW Rabbit icoaR meeting, Feb. 5 at 7 p.m. at St. Sporta in B ri^ game after beating Georgetown. the game as it cruised to the home 4 Dr. Speolal Cd. Buying a 25-pound sack of shredded These telephone numbers may help. set — maybe Dana Barros scored 30 points to Big Eight victory. coconut, for example, may work out Bartholomew Church. Interested 84 Q-Marault tofloc Back to Basics Co-Op. 30 families. persons should call before attending. lytaroon. 4 Or., loaded * 9 0 9 9 to less than a third the cost of a Call Lorraine Amirault-Chomic, Hartford snaps losing streak Bv Sid AAoody 10-ounce bag that’s bought in the South Coventry Food Co-op. Call The Associated Press S3 Eacort $‘9ono 742-5581. Next meeting, Tuesday at HARTFORD — Junior guard Anthony Moye scored a Wagon. Low miles * 9 V U U supermarket. 6; 30 p.m. at St. Bartholomew Church. Gladys France, 429-4510. season-high 22 points as the University of Hartford defeated Lendl, Edberg blast But who wants to use up 25 pounds FREMANTLE. Australia - It S3 Cad. El Dorado Drop-ins welcome. Willimantic Food Co-op. 500 Maine, 80-68, in Eastern Coiiegiate Athietic Conference North Waok, All Cl Dorado of coconut? In a cooperative, the will be Stars & Stripes of the United Equip.. Mint Good. ^ I f l y ^ U U Bolton Co-op. Eight families. Call families. Storefront at 861 Main St.. Atlantic Conference basketball action Tuesday. States against Kookaburra III of coconut will be divided among a Willimantic. Open 9; 30 a.m. to 6 p.m. The win snapped a 6-game losing streak, for Hartford. S3 Chryalar Naw Yorkar number of interested families. Betty Akin, 649-4078. Five orders per Australia for the America’s Cup — way Into semifinals year, each member must order and Mondays, Tuesdays. Wednesdays The 6-foot-2 Moye was one of four players in double figures for maybe. 1 6 4 9 5 Most cooperatives avoid the and Fridays; 9; 30 a.m. to 8 p.m. the winners. Forward Vince Johnson scored a career-high 19 work each time. S3 Buick Ragal taaoe overhead costs of retail storefronts Thursdays; 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. points. Doug McCrory and Marvin Powell added 13 and 10 points Kookaburra III made Alan Bond MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) Navratilova of Fort Worth, Texas, WMta. Auto. 4 Or. * 4 9 9 9 and central storage facilities. J&B Co-op. Six families in Bolton. Saturdays; and noon to 5 p.m. respectively. a one-term Cup bolder ’Tuesday by — A confident Ivan Lendl and faces Sweden’s Catarina Llndqvist Diane DeJoannis weighs cheeses for co-op completing a 5-0 sweep of Bond’s Members meet delivery trucks at Call Becky Gross, 649-9566 for Sundays. Public may shop, but at Hartford is now 7-8 overall and 1-5 in the ECAC North Atlantic. defending champion Stefan Edberg and Hana Mandlikova of Czechoslo­ ^ *3495 members. Cheeses may be delivered In wheels as information. Maine, 3-9 overall and 2-4 in the ECAC North Atlantic, received Australia IV in the defender finals. of Sweden blasted their way today vakia meets Vlest Germany’s Clau­ prices higher than those charged to a game-high 26 points from senior guard Jim Boylen. Bond is the Perth wheeler-dealer into the semifinals of the $1.65 dia Kohde-Kilsch. 18995 large as 30 pounds. Please turn to page 14 Manchester Co-op. 30 families. Call members. Call Phil Smith, 456-3611. who, in 1983, broke the New York million Australian Open tennis Cash, the 21-year-old hero of 82 Toyota Supra Yacht Club’s 132-year hold on the championships at Kooyong. Australia’s Davis Cup final victory Mk., 5 Spd., AC Sunrool * r < t 9 0 Heron leads Central to victory trophy. Lendl, seeking his first Grand over Sweden at Kooyong last 83 Nlaoan Pickup 9 Kevin Parry, another Perth Slam title on grass, scored a month, was cheered on by a sellout NEW BRITAIN — Sophomore Bryan Heron fired in a tycoon, now will defend the Cup crushing 7-6, 6-1, 6-3 triumph over center court crowd as he downed <3895 Manchester food co-op has game-high 28 points, including 17 in the second half, to lead with a Kookaburra against Ameri­ ninth-seeded Anders Jarryd of Noah, who Is making his first 84 Marcury Topaz Central Connecticut State University to an 81-64 victory over ca’s Stars 8 e Stripes. Whether he Sweden, while Edberg, seeded serious assault at grass court <4695 visiting East Carolina. will use Kookaburra II or III is to be fourth, completely outplayed No. 6 tournaments. 85 NIaaan Santra Heron’s 17 second half points led to a charge by the Blue Devils decided in some as-yet-unspecified Miloslav Mecir of Czechoslovakia The Australian kept the pressure <3895 pamphlet of favorite recipes that saw them pull away from a five-point halftime lead at 38; 33 runoff. 6-1, 6-4, 6-4. on Noah at eveiy opportunity, into the game Tuesday. "I ’m confident as I’m playing never allowing the Frenchman to 85 Ford Eacort Kookaburra II was eliminated better than I was at the end of Central Connecticut posts only its fourth win of the season earlier in the defender series. But settle into a rhythm. The Back to Basics co-op is water. Stir well to dissolve, and Spread in pan. Sprinkle top of against 13 setbacks. Wimbledon last year," said Lendl, as T .y .1 . »«Pni,3 putting together its second pam­ let stand for 10 minutes. Shake batter with bran. Bake in a 350 Bond and Parry settled a protest who reached the final at the "I didn’t serve well enough to be a war 10 days ago by agreeing with phlet of recipes, which will with all other ingredients. Use degree oven for 25 minutes. Cool All-England Club before falling to threat to him," Noah admitted. “ I the Royal Perth Yacht Club, the 82 NIaaan Santra primarily be available to immediately or store in the and cut into squares. Coghlan, Ovett to meet In Wanamaker West Germany’s Boris Becker. was serving so badiy it killed my official holder of the Cup, to give confidence, while he was playing members. However, anyone who refrigerator, in a tightly closed NEW YORK — Ireland’s Eamonn Coghlan, the world-record Kookaburra II another chance. Australians Pat Cash and un­ seeded Wally Masur clinched the well.” 85 Mazda RX-7 ...... is interested in the pamphlet may Jar, until ready to use. Kathy Giroux’ holder in the indoor mile and three-time winner of the The truce terms were not de­ ••A <10,500 contact the co-op president, Lor­ rice-corn casserole Manchester Road Race, will meet Britain’s Steve Ovett in the other semifinal spots, with the Cash played down his chances of tailed. The ill feeeling between the raine Amirault-Chomic at 742- Marti SariM’ featured Wanamaker Mile at the Millrose games at Madison Bond and Parry camps surfaced, llth-seeded Cash ousting No. 3 upsetting Lendl when they meet 88 MItaublahl Qalant 3 cups cooked brown rice Yannick Noah of France 6-4, 6-2, however, at a news conference Friday. 6581 in Andover. raisin energy bars 2 cups com , drained Square Garden on Friday, Jan. 30. Ovett was the Gold medalist in 2-6, 6-0 with some impressive <13,500 the 800 meters at the 1980 Olympics in Moscow where he defeated after Tuesday’s race. “ I’m playing the No. 1 player in 1 stick margarine or batter Small onion, chopped 7 pressure tennis. 84 Lincoln Town Car “ The fact that you weren’t good the world," Cash said. “ I can’t be LorraiiM Chomlc’B fellow countryman Sebastian Coe. Cash now faces Lendl, who has legg 2 cups graM sharp Cheddar enough is a fact of life,” Parry said super-confident, but I’ll be giving it <11,500 tangy talad drasslng won all four of their previous 1 teaspoon vanilla IVk cups skim or lowfat milk to Bond, sitting some 10 feet away. all I’ve got." meetings, while Masur kept up his 84 Lincoln Mark VII 3 teaspoons dry-mustard 1 cap oatmeal Vk teaspoon salt, optional Celtics Ink Henry for season ^ He said Bond had been “ childish” sensational run in the tournament The fiery Cash was given a < Vi cap flour Vk teaspoon chill powder, or in saying that if Parry lost the Cup, 12,200 BOSTON — The Boston Celtics announced Tuesday they had by downing unseeded New Zea­ warning for ball abuse in the first 3 teaspoons hot water IVk cap raisins more to taste Bond would "have to get the Cup 85 Marcury Cougar signed rookie guard Conner Henry for the rest of the NBA season. lander Kelly Evemden 6-3,7-5,6-4. set, but otherwise kept his temper 1 cap chopped dates or apples back.” t capo vegetable oil Vi teaspoon freshly ground Henry became an instant hero Jan. 7, when he sank all three Masur, 23 and ranked just 71st in in check against Noah. <7650 t taMetpoons tamari saace 1 cap chopped almonds black pepper three-point field goal attempts during an 11-minute appearance Parry admitted he might have the world, upset Becker In five sets Lendl stretched his career record 81 ThundarMrd 2 taMeopoons ch opp^ onion Vk cap c h e la t e or carob chips Paprika been behaving like an ungracious to seven wins in eight matches against Milwaukee at Boston Garden. in Tuesday’s fourth round and will tOr.U»dsd.SH» <4990 Vk teaspoon Mack pepper Mix all ingredients except winner, but that internal squab­ against Jarryd. And, after criticiz­ 2 taMespoons bran H ie 6-foot-7 Henry originally was selected by Houston in the play Edberg. Masur held two Vk cap wine vinegar Grease an 8-by-8-inch baking 'paprika. Mix well. Pour into a bling was damaging Australia’s match points against Edberg in the ing the scheduling, which has seen fourth round of the 1986 draft out of the University of California at 2 taMetpoons parsley Hakes pan and set aside. Combine greased 2-quart casserole. Sprin­ Pat Haag is surrounded by boxes of rice cakes, peanut-butter effort to retain yachting’s most last Australian Open, in December him play two matches on outside /MOWIAWyv MROrMSflO Santa Barbara. He was waived by the Rockets Dec. 12, and coveted prize. courts, said he was pleased with his 1 teaspoon salt butter, egg and vanilla and blend kle with paprika. Bake in a signed by the Celtics to a 10-day contract Jan. 1. He was given a 1985, before losing that match. granola bars and sugar-free graham crackers. It takes her The bickering between the two form. Vk teaspoon garlic powder well. Add oats and flour. Stir in 350-degree oven for 40 to 45 second 10-day pact effective Jan. 12. Both women’s singles semifinals syndicates is making headlines in are scheduled for ’Thursday. “ I’m winning and not making too M l Cadir tt. Bairiiiiar M HI35 Combine dry mustard and hot raisins, dates or apples and chips. minutes. three hours to sort through orders. Australia’s sports-loving press. Defending champion Martina many errors,” he said. U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wcdnegdav. Jan. 21. 19B7 MANCHES’TER HERALD. Wednesday. Jan. 21, 1987 — IS A hearty stew will warm winter Supermarket Shopper Most cashiers receive littie training in handiing coupons Are you in a on high for 8 minutes, stir to Diced, cooked meat from a quandary about 3-pound fryer combine ingredients. Re-cover and By Martin Sloane what to serve on 1 can (17 ounces) com, drained microwave on 30% (medium low) United Features Syndicate that each refund required a Universal Product Code r ‘ a cold winter’s for 30 minutes. 1 can (18 ounces) sliced stewed' symbol. That would have been fine except for one tomatoes, Including liquid day? Well, try a M i c r o w a v e problem: Neither of the boxes has a Universal Product Offer Receive a coupon redeemable for a free hearty winter Drain potatoes and cut into 1 can (15 ounces) lima beans DEAR MARTIN: I was upset by the letter from a C lip *n’ file refunds Code symbol. 12-pack of Popsicle Ice Pops (limit $1.50 value). stew. If this idea K t t c h e n desired size. Add potatoes and Vk teaspoon poultry seasoning reader who complained about the supermarket cashier What can I do? Sign me — Send the required refund form and the Universal appeals to you, parsley to stew. Re-cover and let Vk teaspoon pepper who tore up her coupons. I am a former cashier, and CHRISTMAS SHOPPER Dairy Products, Oils, Margarines, Diet Products Product Code symbols from any three packages we have several Marge Churchill stand for 20 minutes. Best when Place butter in a 4-cup glasS" like most other cashiers, I received very little training Clip out this file and keep it with similar cash-off of Popsicle Ice Pops or Fudgsicle Fudge Bars. suggestions that made the day before. Serves 6 to 8 measure and microwave on high” in handling coupons. DEAR CHRISTMAS SHOPPER: I spoke to Vicki, a coupons — beverage refund offers with beverage ‘This offer has no expiration date. will delight you, people. for 45 seconds, or until melted.. When I started my very first shift, the only thing I customer-relations representative at Coieco, who told coupons, for example. Start collecting the needed WEIGHT WATCHERS Free Margarine Offer. and bring com­ Using a wire whisk, blend in flour,' knew about coupons was the store accepted them. We me that a great many "Wrinkles” packages did not proofs of purchase while looking for the required Receive a coupon that entitles you to a free pliments from then chicken broth. Whisking mid-'' were really left to deal with them as we pleased. contain Universal Prtkiuct Codes. But each toy had a refund forms at the supermarket, in newspapers package of Weight Watchers Reduced C!alorie your family, too. What is a stew? beef stew, also called carbonade way through cooking, microwave My advice for people who do not agree with the way hang tag attached to the arm, and this can be used and magazines, and when trading with friends. Margarine (Regular, Unsalted, Quarters). Send It is any combination of meat, fish flmande, is prepared combining on high for 54 minutes, or until the cashier handles coupons is to always ask to speak to Oven stew instead. If there are any further difficulties, Offers may not be available in all areas of the the required refund form and the label with the or vegetables that has been sim­ top-of-the-stove preparation with thickened. the store manager. Z pounds of bottom beef round cut consumers can call (518) 843-4390. country. Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. Universal Product Code symbol from any three mered together and slightly thick­ the microwave. This rich stew was Place remaining ingredients in a D.B., KANSAS CITY, MO. Into V4-lnch cubes ‘The Smart Shopper Award goes to June Bryant of These offers require refund forms; packages of Weight Watchers Reduced Calorie ened. Stew is eaten with a large originally browned over an open 3-quart round casserole. Stir in Vk cup flour DEAR D.B.: I appreciate your letter, because 1 am Sanford, Fla.: “ 1 found a refund form offering $3 in FLEISCHMANN’S Refund Offer. Receive two Margarine. Expires March 31, 1987. spoon from a bowl. It is best fire and then slowly simmered over thickened broth. Microwave on, Z cups carrots, cut Into Vk Inch sure that many readers assume that cashiers are return for six Armour Dinner Classics proofs of 50-cent coupons, each good for two packages of Here’s a refund form to write for: up to a $2 complemented with hot bread or the coals. To simulate char­ .high for 5 minutes, stir. Microwave slices well-trained in coupon handling and that their purchase. I kept my eye on the newspaper, waiting for Fleischmann’s Margarine or Fleischmann’s rebate and instant entry into Rayovac’s Ameri­ crisp rolls. browning. the first step in prepara­ on 50% (medium) for 10 mintues. 6 to 8 small onions judgments are based on store policy. a local store to put them on sale. Sure enough, Winn Light. Send the required refund form and four ca’s Cup Sweepstakes. RAYOVAC’S America’s Whenever a recipe calls for a tion is done on the range top. Make 6 servings. It has been my understanding that supermarkets brand seals from Fleischmann’s Margarine or Z medium-size boiling potatoes, Hint: This is an ideal recipe to use Dixie advertised the Dinner Classics in a "Buy One, CHip Sweepstakes/Rebate Offer. P.O. Box 4104. less-tender cut of . meat, such as quartered vary greatly in the training that they give cashiers in Get One Free” sale. I used five 30-cent coupons and one Fleischmann’s Light. Expires Feb. 28, 1987. for leftover turkey. Simply substi-’ Young America, MN 55399. This offer expires chuck roast, use 30 percent power Z bay leaves coupon handling. I have always wished that every 40-cent coupon to purchase six frozen entrees, and the PA R K A Y Free Flour Offer. Receive up to a $1 Belgian beef stew tute turkey cubes for the chicken.,; Feb. 28, 1987, but entry-form requests must be or medium-low for cooking. This Vk teaspoon marjoram supermarket would issue a book of coupon-handling store doubled my coupons! The way I do my refund on your flour purchase, plus nine free Vk enp oil received by Feb. 1, 1987. While waiting for the will take a little longer, but will I teaspoon salt «4 guidelines for cashiers and store managers. ‘Then, calculations, the entrees were worth $15.54, and they Parkay cookie recipes. Send the required refund form, save four Universal Product Code symbols J t large onions, sliced allow the meat time to become Vk teaspoon pepper when a problem arose, either the customer or cashier ended up costing me just 97 cents, plus a 22-cent form and four Parkay proof-of-purchase seals from Rayovac’s Heavy Duty Smart Pack tender. Z ponnds of boneless beef stew Hearty fish stew 1 can (10 Vk ounces) condensed could say, “ Let’s look at the book.” postage stamp to send for the refund. I hope this wins (only two seals can be from sticks) .along with the Batteries for $2, or save two Universal Product meat Conventionally, one used a low tomato soup, undiluted Vk cup butter your award.” cash-register receipt from your favorite brand of Code symbols for $1, or save two Universal 2 teaspoons Dijon-type mustard heat such as 325 degrees, and a 1 can (lOVk ounces) consumme, 1 cup cubed, pared ratabaga DEAR MARTIN: I recently purchased two Coleco It certainly does. June and other readers whose flour with the purchase price circled. Expires Product Code symbols from Rayovac’s Alkaline Z slices soft bread longer cooking time in preparing undiluted Vk cup chopp^ onion "Wrinkles” for my children for Christmas. Along with smart-shopping experiences appear in this column will Feb. 28. 1987. Smart Pack Batteries for $2 or save one Universal 1 can (IZ ounces) dark beer the less-tender cuts of meat. To Vk cup red wine 3 cups flsb stock or chicken broth, the toys. I received two refund forms, each good for a $7 receive a copy of my book, ‘"The Guide to Coupons and POPSICLE Industries Free Popsicle Ice Pop Product Code symbol for $1. Vk cup water achieve the same results in micro- 1 cup water 4 tomatoes, peeled and quartered. refund. When I got home and read the form, I noticed Refunds.” Vk teaspoon instant minced garlic waving. cook on 30% power for 20 I package (10 ounces) frozen 4 ears com on the cob, cut Into 1 teaspoon Instant beef bouillon minutes per pound of meat. Stews, green peas IVk-Inch pieces (frozen com on the-' however, include other ingredients grannies cob may be used; defrost first) A Coat beef cubes with flour. 1 teaspoon salt and therefore require a longer Combine beef, carrots, onions, 1 teaspoon basil 1 bayl leaf M enus microwaving time than 20 minutes potatoes, bay leaves, marjoram, 1 teaspoon oregano per pound of meat. Z tablespoons red wine vinegar salt and pepper in a 3-quart 1 teaspoon salt ‘‘‘ Z cans (16 ounces each) small ' To achieve the best results when casserole. Stir in soups, wine and Z ponnds fils fillets or steaks,, tuna salad on a roll, potato chips, white potatoes Herald photo by Pinto microwaving stews, here are some water. Mix well. Cover and micro- poached and chilled 8«nlor citizen* vanilla pudding with cherry sauce. The Supermarket Z tablespoons dried parsley hints to remember; wave at high for 5 minutes. Stir to Z medium zucchini, cut Into 1 Inch The following meals will be flakes Melissa Valade, 7, happily samples a nutty bar offered by • Choose very lightly marbled combine. pieces served at Mayfair Gardens and On range top, preheat a large Bolton schools chuck roast for stew meat. Reduce setting to medium (50%) In a deep 4-quart casserole;, Westhill Gardens the week of Jan. her mother, Sue Valade. They live on Hilltop Drive. • Pierce the meat with a fork heavy skillet. Pour in half the oil. combine butter, rutabaga antV with warehouse 28 through 30 to Manchester resi­ The following lunches will be N for 50 to 60 minutes, or until meat Saute onions on high heat until before cutting into pieces and vegetables are tender, stirring onion. Cover and microwave at- dents who are 60 or older; served in the Bolton Elementary- golden brown. Remove onions to a • Cut the meat and vegetables 2 or 3 times during cooking. Add high power for 8 to 10 minutes, or Monday: Cranberry juice, mea- Center schools the week of Jan. 26 4-quart microwave simmer pot. Your Neighbor's Kitchen into uniform I-inch cues frozen peas during the last 10 until onion is tender. tloaf with vegetable gravy, mashed through 30; Add remaining oil and sear meat on prices and • Use some type of acidic ingre­ minutes of cooking. Stir in fish stock or chicken broth<- otatoes, Mexican com, wheat Monday: Egg or tuna salad in a all sides at high heat until very dient, such as tomato juice or wine, Let stand for 10 minutes, covered, tomatoes, com, basil, oregano and! read, cinnamon applesauce. pocket bread, shredded lettuce, brown. Spread mustard on bread to aid in tenderizing the meat as it before serving. Remove bay leaf. salt. Cover and microwave on full eTuesday: Vegetable soup, veal pickle, cookie and applesauce. cooks. and place on top of onions. Transfer Sue Valade likes Serve over hot buttered biscuits, if power for 35 to 40 minutes, or untih Parmesan and spaghetti with Ital­ ‘Tuesday: Beef and gravy, over quality, too. meat to simmer pot. • If possible, make stews the day desired. Yields 4 to 6 servings. vegetables are barely tender, stir-i ian sauce, mixed vegetables, Ital­ rice, broccoli and cauliflower, Pour beer and water into hot before serving to allow more ring once. Break fish into chunks,! ian bread, jellied fruit cup. bread, cherry cobbler. blending of flavors. skillet and stir to incorporate brown Add fish to casserole with zucchini. Wednesday: Tomato juice, tur­ Wednesday: Homemade vegeta­ meat drippings. Add garlic, bouil­ Brunswick stew to keep it easy • Reheat stew on 70% (medium Cover and microwave at full power- key a la king, noodles, baked acom ble soup, clam roll, chilled frait. high) to desired serving lon. salt, bay leaf and vinegar. 3 tOblespoons butter for 5 to 7 minutes, or until fish is squash, fruit, rye bread. Thursday: New England clam temperature. Combine and pour over meat in 3 tablespoons flour heated through and zucchini is ‘Thursday: Apple juice, liver and chowder, grilled ham and cheese Our first featured recipe. Belgian simmer pot. (Cover and microwave Z cups chicken broth tender crisp. sandwich, carrot and celery sticks, By Susan Vauohn 1 S-ounce package fruit-flavored onions. Cheddar-topped potatoes, frozen fm it juicie. Herald Reporter gelatin glazed carrots, dinner roll, ambro­ 1 cup boiling water sia pudding. Friday: Frait juice, meat and cheese pizza, tossed salad, frait Sue Valade always liked to cook Puree fruit in blender and add ' Friday: Tomato cheese soup, Families can save big bucks by buying in bulk gelatin with topping. quick and easy. “ Even before I yogurt, mixing thoroughly. Set catch of the day. oven-browned DOUBLE COUPONS worked,” she said in the newly aside. Mix gelatin, stirring con­ potatoes, green beans with dill, decorated kitchen of her Hilltop stantly. Pour in mold, if desired, Continued from page 13 products in the supermarket. single fringed vest. “ A co-op may for being part of a co-op,” said ' wheat bread, purple plums, cookie. Coventry elementartes Drive home. She likes to cook things and chili. Kathy Ledonne figures that she still sound kind of ‘hippy,’ but Delaney. “ The whole concept is , The following lunches will be schools, churches or homes. The ahead when she entertains so that saves about $60 a month by using there are any number of one of a democratic economy. " Meals on Wheels served in the Coventry elementary she can spend time with people day the food is delivered, it is Carrot* and apples a co-op, though she still makes mainstream people in co-ops You’re buying healthy foods, at a The following meals are to be schools the week of Jan. 26 through rather than the food. divided up among the families weekly trips to a supermarket served the week of Jan. 26 through 30; Since she became a full-time 1 cup sliced raw apple today.” said Diane DeJoannis, reasonable price, and sharing Mr and taken home. 30. The hot noon meal is listed first Monday: Chicken nuggets, ma­ nurse last fall at Waddell and 1 tablespoon lemon juice for eggs, milk and produce. who helped to found Manchester the work with friends. The fact is- Most clubs make these and the cool evening meal second. caroni and cheese, celery with Robertson schools, it is even more t cups carrots, sliced and cooked She pays 26 cents per pound for Co-op 11 years ago. that we are all working for the purchases about every eight Monday: American chop suey, peanut butter, chilled frait. important that she find quick and until Just tender. the whole-wheat pastry flour she To LeDonne, it seems that the benefit of everybody, instead of 2 weeks, accounting for the large carrots, green beans. Ham salad ‘Tuesday: Vegetable soup, grilled easy meals to prepare. Her family ■A teaspoon lemon peel — buys through Manchester Co-op. for the profit of a few.” : 1-lb. pkg. of people in co-ops are countercul­ sandwich, grapes, milk. cheese sandwich, vegetable sticks, includes her husband, Raymond, optional stockpiles in members’ base­ In the supermarket or Colonial Extra ture only in the sense that they Tuesday: Roast beef with gravy, ice cream sundae with fruit Mild Bologna and daughters, Stephanie, 13, and I'A tablespoons brown sugar ments. In fact, some Manchester Delaney and others said they health-f(^ store, she would pay were influenced by the radical baked potato, mixed vegetables, toppings. Melissa, 7. t tablespoons butter or co-op members say they have to nin into food co-op members about 80 cents per pound for the events of the late ’60s and early salad, cake. Turkey salad sand­ Wednesday: Frait juice, chili, a “SUPER BOWL XXI FEATURE” J Valade explained the advantages margarine make two trips to get all their everywhere they turn. “ Most of _ v.fWIVvna.1 Mn iSmthiuSat Mn )«tn iMt toMOnaCMSweai lamai l same flour. ’70s. wich, pears, milk. bread and butter, com, cookie. of the three recipes she offered the Coat apple slices with lemon food from St. Bartholomew’s us are pretty basic in our juice. Piace 1 cup carrots in Sometimes the items are “ I lived through that period, W ^nesday: Baked chicken with Thursday: Bacon-beef burger, THE BUTCHER SHOP Manchester Herald. The gelatin Church to their homes. philosophy of food and family, french fries, green beans, pudding (WW ) C ou p o n A b o **) I casserole dish. Add 'A cup apple simply not comparable with and I was undoubtedly very gravy, cranberry sauce, whipped FREE ONE 1-LB. PKQ. COLONIAL EXTRA MLD recipe uses fruit that is too ripe to and w e’ re active in churches and" PORK LOIN-M8 OR LOM slices and lemon peel. Add remain­ those found in supermarkets. potatoes, spinach, salad, cookies. with topping. BOLOQNA WITH PURCHASE OF 2 PROS. OF eat — "the riper the better,” she much affected by it,” she said. CHICKfN NOODl 1 W HY DO people bother? other ‘giving groups, ’ such as t ‘Tuna salad sandwich, apple, milk. Friday: Fresh-baked meat and (iHH M.F ANS 16-07 CO RNlM )/ Center Cut said. The nutty bars, which her ing carrots and apples. Top with “ Let’s not talk about comparing “ But actually I was very ^ 8 9 Colonial Polish 2 ^ 9 Nearly everyone interviewed food banks.” said LeDonne. Tiinrsday: Baked meatloaf with cheese pizza, tossed salad, frait. mother used to bring to the family, brown sugar and margarine. Bake apples with oranges,” said conservative back then.” The ' Campbell’s Soup i Pork Chops Ring Kieibasa ib mentioned the importance of gravy, whipped potatoes, broccoli. r Green Giant Peas ' freeze and travel well. The carrots at 350 degrees for >A hour. Lorraine Amirault-Chomic, pres­ turn to non-traditional interests “ It’s wonderful to be in a groupt CTiicken salad sandwich, apple­ BEEF ROUND-WHOLE 6 TO 1S4BS. PORK LOIN-R8 SIDE OR and apples dish' is a good one to access to health-food products. ident of Back to Basics. “ Let’s Coventry High School came later in her life, she said, where you know your values are , sauce, milk. Boneless ^ 8 9 make ahead for company. The Nutty bars “ If we didn’t have this co-op, I The following lunches will be Whole r ^ 3 9 talk about comparing apples after she began to raise a family. supported,” said Marti Sarles, a Friday: Manicotti, zucchini, wax ^ 8 9 ^ 12 8 9 “^ Sirloin Tips^« .1 celery-seed dip cuts calories by wouldn’t eat,” said Carol served at Coventry High School the Pork Loin x. 1 cup sugar with apples. Several other women menti­ member of Back to Basics. “ It’s " beans, salad, cake. Egg salad using yogurt and is great for raw Delaney, a member of week of Jan. 26 through 30; IN W ATER B£EFROUNO-BONeiESS-STEAKS2 29LB. PORK LO m -C EN TE R CUT r \ r \ r \ t sticks butter or margarine “ Most of what comes through oned that they became more a good kind of experience — sandwich, sliced pineapple, milk. 1 OCEAN SPRAY-PINK OR WHITE vegetables. Manchester Co-op, who follows a Monday: Cup of soup, long hot Sirloin Tip Roasts g ; ib l.9 9 Boneless Pork Olops Of Roasts ib 2 .9 9 1 egg, separated the co-op is organically grown. radical as they got older. everybody tries to pull their Geisha Solid O A e i Grapefruit tS o o MOSEY’S-POINTCUT PORK LOIN t vegetarian and modified macro­ dog, french fries, frait. cups flour You can buy products which are “ There’s a philosophical basis share of the load.” Z W hite Ihna’b; 0 9 J u ic e o’,’ 1 Corned Beef Brisket 1.19 SWoin End Pork Chops ib 1 .4 9 t teaspoons vanilla biotic diet. Manchester Hospital Tuesday: Meat grinder, vegeta­ PORK LOIN Celery*SMd dip free from additives and SQUEEZE BOTTLE ble. frait. SPAGHETTI ZITI WITH LINES OR A&P Butter Basted Turkeys » 6 9 * Country Style Pork Ribs m l.4 9 Vk cup plain yogurt I'A to t cups pecans Her shopping list includes ' The following dinners will be Gulden's Mustard o? 79^ preservatives. I’m allergic to a Wednesday: Spaghetti with meat PORK LOW-SIRLOIN PORTION 1.39 LB. ^ . yv ■A cup sugar mixed with 'A quantities of brown rice, and a served to senior citizens in the SQUEEZE BOTTLE Prince 1 cup mayonnaise lot of preservatives and sulfites. sauce, green beans, garlic bread, Chicken Franks ^g: 99* Pork te ts Blade RbPoftori m l,1 9 teaspoon cinnamon red seaweed called dulse. “ When cafeteria at Manchester Memorial Heinz Ketchup o^“1.19 1 teaspoon celery seed And both of my parents died of frait. Elbows 2»1 SLICED -TW IN RAK m ^ Cream butter and sugar. Add egg PubHc Records Hospital between 4; 30 and 6:30 p.m. SQUEEZE BOTTLE you go to buy items like that in a MINI BEET OR CHEESE .. -.-s. Jones Uverwurst SS 1.19 1 teaspoon dried onion flakes cancer, so I’m always watching Thursday: Beef-bacon burger, Hershey's Syrup .” 1 .2 9 Fresh Veal ShnJder Blade (Strops ib 2 .9 9 1 teaspoon dried parsley flakes yolk, flour and vanilla. Mixture will health food or specialty store, each day next week; Chef-Boy-Ar-Dee Ravioli., 7 9 ' PLUME DE VEA L-S T E W 2.99 LB. be stiff. Spread mixture in un­ for the chemicals that people add Sunday: Pork chop with gravy, choice of vegetable, frait. CRUNCHY A&P Meat Franks J151.39 Mix the above ingredients tho­ you’re going to spend top dollar,” Peter R. Hicks to Xiaonan and Peter R. Hicks to William W, O&C Potato Sticks .',1 .0 9 Fresh Ground Vea) ,b 1.99 greased lO-by-15-inch pan. Pour to food. Oh, there are just so beef turnover, batter-dipped fish, Friday: Fresh baked pizza, Sanka Ground Coffee ., '3 .9 9 SLICED-ASSORTEOVARIETIES . _ _ PLUMEOEVEAU-LOINCHOPS4B9LB. « roughly and chill before serving. Delaney said. “ And some of the Katherine Yang, Brook Haven Hays and Nicholas R. Scola, Brook KOSHER POLISH OR ZESTV unbeaten egg white over mixture many reasons for buying from a hot dog on a bun. tossed salad, assorted frait. Vlasic Snack Chunks A&P Luncheon Meats p.g 1 .5 9 Fresh Ve^ Rib Chops ,, 3 .9 9 things we order from the co-op, condominium, $52,000. Haven condominium, $52,000. .” 1 .3 9 Krispy Saltine Crackers o? 89*^ and pour off excess after glazing. co-op, but that’s a big one for Monday: Chicken cordon bleu, COUNTRY CORN-PREMIUM Peter R. Hicks to Charles Veloze Peter R. Hicks to Allan and CHIPARO O Siri OZ VIENNA fINCERS 29 pz OR Weaver Mini (W(enNuggels i*g. 3 . 6 9 Fresh 'Veal Leg Cutlets », 6 . 9 9 Cool ’n’ creamy gelatin Sprinkle chopped nuts on dough and you just cannot find in the Swedish meatballs, com fritter White Cheez Twists .’ 1 .3 9 me.” Jr., Brook Haven condominium, Rosalie Clebnik, Brook Haven RHAM high schools Sunsnme Criips N Middles F'jdge □/ 1 .6 9 grocery stores.” SPEARS CHIPSORKOSHEROILL Vt to V* enp pnreed fruit (bana­ pat down. Sprinkle on sugar and with sausage, hamburger on a bun. TOASTED CORN NACMO OR COOL RANCH HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS AND $61,000. condominium, $54,889. The following lunches will be B an G Pickles .V 9 9 ' 8aa;MW«Ma*i»itj nas, peaches, pears, cantaloupe are cinnamon. Bake in 325-degree oven The foods ordered through the LOOKING AROUND at a co-op Tuesday: New England boiled Dontos ■ Tortilla Chips o r 1 .8 9 GENERAL MERCHANDISE Peter R. Hicks to J.D. Associates, Peter R. Hicks to William and served at RHAM junior and senior TENDER good choices) for 25 minutes. Cut while warm and co-op are frequently far less dinner, fried clam strips, macaroni BAKEO CHEDDAR CHEESE CORN TWISTS r \ r \ FRESH CUT. FRESH POLLOCK FILLET 1 9 9 LB ^ meeting in Manchester, one sees Brook Haven condominium, Tlieodora Ciampa. Brook Haven high schools the week of Jan. 26 Spruce Crabmeat .’,1 . 5 9 GILLETTE SUPER BOWL SWEEPSTAKES let cool. bnd cheese. Sloppy Joe on a bun. Bachman Jax o / 99*^ Fresh ^ le Fillet id 3 . 5 9 1 cup plain yogurt expensive than comparable very little long hair, and not a $62,000. condominium. $61,000. through 30; T W O PLY R *g u l« r P ric * 3.T9 Wednesday: Seafood newburg, REGULAR OR UNSALTEOZESTA SAlIINES * LB.OR. _ FRESH CUT, FRESH c o o FILLET 3 69 LB W ac II or LattRebala -I.M M on day: Salisbury steak, Brawny Paper Towels 6 9 ' Keebler Cheeblers ., 99' Fresh Salmon Steaks it 4 .9 9 meat ravioli, bacon-lettuce-tomato O N E P L Y -J U M B O P AC K mashed potatoes with gravy, corft, PUFFED OR CRUNCHY CHEEZ DOODLES 8 QZ 1J>9 — ^ nc«l*.aTMUV«-J»T01KTSn»MCT9MP«CU0liimi _ Atra Blades Final Cost 2.79 sandwich, kielbasa and Northern Napkins SENSITIVE OR PRESERVED SALINE , _ ^ _ roll, whipped dessert. ',r i.3 9 Wise Potato Chips ., 1.99 Fresh Southern Scaltops m b . 9 9 sauerkraut. ALL VARIETIES feusch & Lomb Solulrons « 3 . 3 9 ‘Tuesday: Frait juice, beefaroni, Aunt Millie's Sauce PLUSDEPOSIT-REGULAROHOIET r \ r \ A b o u t T o w n Thursday: Veal Parmesan, .” 1 .5 9 Pepsi Cola or Pepsi Free m 1 .2 9 ALL NATURAL roll, peas, peanut butter brownie. LAUNDRY DETERGENT Fibre Trim e“ 4 . 3 9 franks and beans, cheeseburgers, PLUSOEPOSIT-ALL VARIETIES 2 - t A r \ Wednesday: Fruit juice, grinder, Cheer Liquid .’,’ 4 . 5 9 EXTRA STRENGTH stir-fried beef with vegetables. Coca Cola or Tab -it 1.19 WATER ADDED SHANKLESS ^ r \ r \ chips, ice cream. ALL VARIETIES Glenrock Honey Ham i. 3 . 9 9 T yienol Caplets '"5.49 Britannia Chapter elects officers weekdays from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. The program is Friday: Boneless pork loin, Purina 100 Cat Food 4 . ’, *1 COLO A SINUS REMEDY ^ _ ‘Thursday: Teacher in-service CoorsBeer 6 2.79 NEW YORKER rk or\ sponsored by MCC’s Cultural Program Committee and stuffed sole, manicotti, crabmeat day. early dismissal. No lunch American C heese i. 2 . 3 9 Drixoral Tablets c?2.99 The Britannia Chapter of the Daughters of the Child Development Center. salad. British Empire re-elected Mrs. Robert P. Walker as served. MARGHERETTA r \ r \ QUALITY FILM DEVELOPING ; Saturday: Roast beef with gravy, Pepperoni Stick ib 3.99 Availsbi* in M osi Slor*s. regent and Mrs. Edwin D. Foster as recording Friday: French bread pizza, veal scallopine, chicken and 12 EXP-DOUBLE PRINTS 2.76 . _____ secretary. Senator adresses day-care group mixed vegetables, juice bar. ERirn MK.ui AR nn HOI N spif;Y A ll Fl AVOHS FRun ON THl cashews. Potato Salad ib69* 12 Exposure Roll P rin t* 1 . 8 0 Other officers elected and installed were Mrs. Albert State Sen. Michael Meotti, D-Glastonbury, and 'Banquet Chicken! r Hood Yogurt ’ T H E FARM Heavisides, second vice regent; Mrs. Homer G. Rines, Jeanne Milstein, program manager of the state Andover Elennentary treasurer; Mrs. Alex Patrick, corresponding secre­ 9 Department of Human Resources, will speak ‘Tuesday Manchester school* The following lunches will be tary and historian. on 1987 legislation at a meeting of the Manchester JUK > SW 'f i I S M m I j U M H O SI/I ‘ The following lunches will be served at Andover Elementary ' A l l» ( iMNtA F I OMIDA IS ( IIMUS Walker made the following appointments: Mrs. Family Day Care Exchange. ‘The meeting will be at L 2 ^ J L 3 *1 i served in the Manchester public School the week of Jan. 26 through Frank Auretta. delegate to the state board; Mrs. 7:30 p.m. in the parish hall of St. Mary’s Church, 41 Schools the week of Jan. 26 through 30; LIGHT N LIVELY IM S PURE-ARFLE JUICE Ve<2AL. 1.1* Navel Oranges Temple Oranges Lester Wolcott and Mrs. Charles Lynn, chairmen of Park St. 30: Monday: Beef stew, carrot Ice Milk Hood Orange Juice "1 .9 9 membership; Mrs. Neil Paterson, publicity chairman. Day-care providers and parents are welcome. Call ■ Monday: Bacon-cheeseburger. sticks, combread, applesauce. BEEF. CHICKEN OR TURKEY A U NATURAL ‘The organization meets the fif^Thursday of every Morton Meat Pies Karen Germain, 643-5483 for information. 81iced tomatoes and lettuce, com Tuesday: Doughboys, potato Colombo Yogurt 5 1.99 month at 11 a.m. at Community Baptist Church. The ..EC SHARP CHEDDAR OR PORT W INE 4 1’® t 9 9 " ^hips, mixed fmit, peanut butter puffs, green beans, chocolate chip next meeting will be Feb. 5. LednCUlSine BMlSPothCannellom or I . f ^ Wispride Cheese .. 1.99 Scrabble experts^ compete cookie. cookie. ALL VARIETIES CAUFORMA-BUTTERY FLAVORED CELEBRATE THE CHINESE NEW YEAR I Tuesday: Ravioli with meat Wednesday: Cheese pizza, cole Banquet Hot Bites ., 2 .3 9 Hood ^ u r Cream « 9 9 * Campbell’s d% O O ^ Chinese 'Qoldlloclcs' comes to M CC Scrabble brand crossword game enthusiasts are qauce, green beans, bread and slaw, juice bars. ALLWLHIETIES - SMALL OR LARGE CURD COTTAGE CHEESE invited to compete in first-round competition oUhe 1987 butter, pudding pop. Tiinrsday: Pork patty, mashed Bacardi Tropical Mixers « 89® Sealtest ^ u r Cream « 9 9 * Avocados W (°> W Cahhage “ Goldilocks and the ‘Three Bears,” an opera for North American Scrabble Open, which will be held ; Wednesday: Half day, no lunch ALL VARIETIES lO .a ASSORTED-BREAKSTONES OOUmHET DIPS P R C M K IM f ROM THE BAH AM A S FOR THE CH MESE NEW YEAR DINNCR potatoes, broccoli or carrots, choc­ Hot Pockets 6? 1.99 Temptee Cream Cheese c. 9 9 * Star Ruby (Srapefruit Nappa or Bok Choy m 5 9 ^ children, will be performed at the Lowe Program Saturday, Jan. 31, at Community Baptist Church, 585 8erved. olate cake. PRLS8URV FLORIDA-EXTRA LARGE TENDER GREEN Center of Manchester Community College ‘Tuesday at 7 E. Center St. All skill leveisjnay compte. ’ Thursday: French bread pizza, Friday: Fish and cheese, pars- p.m. Connecticut Opera Express will present the Ellio’s Pizza For One « 7 9 ' Crusty French Bread « 1.09 Red Sweet Peppers SnoPeas ib1.79 A $5 entry fee includes a Scrabble souvenir and tossed salad, chilled peaches. lied potatoes, mixed vegetables, REGULAR OR CRINKLE (^UT FRENCH FRIES 5 LB ^ 9 ^ ^ MPORTED-8WEET SUMMER FLAVOR . SUPER SALE-ASSORTED VARIETIES _ _ updated version of a familiar tale with a modem slant national computer ranking. Top local flnishers go on to : Friday: Vegetable beef soup. vanilla pudding. A&P Pizza v.«». .? 89' 2% Lowfat Milk 89* Nectarines or Peaches ,b 1 .4 9 Foliage Plants ^ 1.99 on parent-child relationships. semi-finals in March and April. Finals will be held in YOflxPEPPtHxmi»imsiMi m . o o r . ALLMARIETIES-KiNODIPSOR m FRESH CRISP WASHED ’ T r \ i ? HEALTHY FULL FOLIAGE _ 7 Tickets are $1 for children. $1.50 for adults. For July when the^op 300 players in eight countries will ^Klondike Ice Cream Bars c 2 . 3 9 Dean Dips 2 <» *1 Romaine Lettuce m / 9' Hanging Baskets 9 . 9S 7 reservations, call the MCC box office at 647-6043 compete for $60,000 in cash and prizes. ■Krths, Hsrald photo by Tuektp College Notes Thrifty fashions THE CHEESE SHOP ... THE BAKE SHOP ... HOT FOODS ... Belanger, Jessica Lynn, daugh­ ’Thibodeau. Michael Joseph IV. New Yorker Chaase-N-Pepperoni » 2.99 Large Kalian Bread ' -8 5 *1 Whole B.B.Q. Chicken .1.79 ter of David L. and Diana (Mar- 8on of Michael J. I ll and Rosemary Sharp Wisconsin Cheddar . 2.99 Italian Grinder Rolls 4-*1 Whole B.B.Q. Pork Spereribs .2.99 fall semester at Southern Connecticut State Univer­ Betty Thornton, Joan Qerrity and Thornton will be one of several models. Pagan! makaa S C S U daan’a list sity. He is majoring in communications. chand) Belanger of2330aklandSt., (Buraowski) ‘Thibodeau of 34 Lam­ E^Auricchlo Pfovolone-GIq’anll ]^ .A . ’Sff .3.99J Kaiser Rolls 6-1.19 . Baked Macaroni & Cheese .2.79 Rosemarie Cowley, from left, Manches­ was bora Jan. 7 at Manchester plighter Drive, was bom Jan. 4 a t. Elizabeth Pagonl of 311 Cooper Hill St. has beep Qerrity is co-chairman of the Penny PRICES EFFECTIVE SUN.. JAN. 16TH THRU SAT., JAN. 24TH. 1967 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT SALES AND TO CORRECT TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS ITEMS FOR SALE NOT AVAILABLE TO WHOLESALE OR RE TAIL DEALERS Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Manchester Memorial Hospital. named to the dean’s list at Southern Connecticut State ter Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Saver and Cowley organized the grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. His maternal grandmother is Mary University for the fall semester. members, sort clothing from the auxil­ Okrant on dean’s list at Bryant program which will include Daniel J. Robert O. Marchand of 196 Lake St. Buraowski of 126 Glenwood St. His iary's Penny Saver Thrift Shop which Mikolowsky, chief of nuclear medicine Her paternal grandparents are Mr. paternal grandparents are Michael Caldor Shopping Plaza Burr Cornars, Manchaslar Bonnie A. Okrant, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Suhle earns honors at SCSU and Mrs. Leonard Belanger of Okrant of 49 Waranoke Road, has been named to the will be worn at a fashion show during a at the hospital, as speaker. For J. and Evelyn Thibodeau of 29 HOURS: MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 9:00 A.M. TO It M P.M.; South Windsor. She has a sister, Michael A. Sohie, son of Richard and Jeanne Suhie of dean’s list for the fall semester at Bryant College, Monday noon luncheon of the hospital reservations, call Cowley on Plymouth Winthrop Road. He has a sister, SATURDAY CM A.M. TO 10:00 P.M.; SUNDAY SM A.M. TO Ocl* P.M. Kristina Marie, 3V4. 15 Dover Road, has been named to the dean’s list for the Smithfield, R.I. 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Jan. 21. 1987 - 1» HAQAW T H I HOWWIBLg t y Dlk Br«wm SNAFU by Bruce Beattie PEANUTS by ClwrtM M.‘Sciiult ALL TMECHOCOlATC CHIP PlNrJElZfe ||4 M AUF M A ^ A I Z P o BSM' t l i m e / l RAVE BAP \ AM MoUfZ J- COOWES ARE fiONEi Wednesdasi TO EATON AM . 1 NEWS FOR ) TV Advice i-vir^ em pttstom ack I 3 = -^ 5:00PM [E S P N ] NFL Films Film high­ lights of Super Bowl XVII with the Wash­ ington Redskins and the Miami Dolphins. [H B O ] lt*s No Crush, I'm in Love A high THE NEW MIKE Smoking habit gets big kick school girl falls in love with her new HAMMER ■teacher who looks just like her favorite soap opera star. (60 min.) [TM C] MOVIE: 'Kiss Me Kate' This musical version of Shakespeare's The Mike Hammer (Stacy Keach) in 1986 American Smokeout Taming of the Shrew finds the stars bat­ seeks to help an amnesiac t h a t 5 UJHATS CALLEP tling as much off stage as on. Kathryn who appears in his office, but UP5ETTIN6 THE BALANCE Grayson, Howard Keel, Ann Miller. 1953. it b e c o m e s a p p a re n t tha t the DEAR READ­ children, five domestically In Stereo. OF NATURE.. man figures importantly in the ERS: The Great adopted. 'They don’t look like us THE PHANTOM by Lee Falk A By Barry 5:30PM [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Second Fid- plans of Soviet and U.S. se­ American Smo­ (there are four races among us), die* Press agent discovers Minnesota keout of 1986 but some people do ask the cruelest 'iCAPTAINr.l CAN'T HIT HWC\liNSWO/iOeRS. PILOT. FQLUM/i school teacher for multi-million dollar film. cret agents, on CBS's "The broke all re­ WITHOUT HITTINS HOUR [ hM. DOfTLOeeHIM. RSPEA Tyrone Power, Sonja Henie, Rudy Vallee. New Mike Hammer,” airing questions. 1939 WEDNESDAY, JAN. 21. cords for partic­ D ea r A bb y Here are a few definitions for ipation, with an people who ask questions about 6:00PM (D d) (S) ® Newt Abigail Van Buren CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME unprecedented adopted children who look Chinese, dD Three's Company 23.8 million Korean or whatever; CD Magnum, P.l. smokers trying "I've got It...let's play hide-and-seeki" Natural child; Any child who is G D Gim m e a Break to kick the habit not artificial. GD Mork and Mindy for 24 hours. Real parent; Any parent who is @§) M*A*S"H T h rou gh a not imaginary. CAPTAIN EASY ®by Crooka A Casale Doctor Who Gallup survey, it was learned that cassettes, call (800) 445-3800, opera­ Your own child; Any child who is @ ) Charlie's Angels 43.7 percent of the nation’s 54.S tor 866. not someone else’s. 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All this reception area. New, years experience In resi­ 40 hours plus, heavy lift­ tors needed part time to tious, hove own transpor­ has Immediate openings has openings for full time Roust ond/or office cleon­ Converse. Roplaco that old fuse set on a beautiful lands­ room, telephone, next to heat, garage and applian­ AND FOUND hours. Apply at Spruce update Manchester city registered x-ray techni­ lng done. Most lobs only' Experienced professional Ideal location and park­ dential remodeling. Paid ing, benefits available. tation. Hourly wage based for port time and full time panel, upgrade to a new caped lot with prlvacy.S- shower. Parking. 649-6801. ces. $500. Professional or ing. Coll 647-1662, Bob Street Mobil. 220 Spruce vocations, holidays and Hard working people only directory. Work at home, sales people. Flexible cians. These positions 195. Coll today for o free typist needs at home work retired couple preferred. Street. on ability to perform. otttmote at 8494052. Lorry’s pointing and tex­ circuit breaker panel. osslgnmonts. Please coll entry Real Estate, 643- Vonderkoll. Lost - young small Calico Insurance program. 643- need apply. Call 643-2171. must be able to call the 649-5400. hours. Retail experience a offer a full package of 6601 .□ 643-9664. A tured ceilings. Free esti­ Dryer, outlets, swlmmlno cot. West side, Compfleld 6712. above areo. Send name, must. Employee dis­ benefits, a competitive evenlngs/weekendt 847- 9|APARTMENT8 Part - time position In mates. Reasonable. pools, wired, rec rooim. Manchester - dynamic of­ and Westwood Street Experienced Mechanic, address and telephone Coshler-Porf time 2 or 3 counts. Call 569-0440 for an starting salary plus a 646-7069. Flxtim Installed, also 90M. Manchester - $115,000 - ^ ■ f d r r e n t Manchester 1 bedroom billing office. Varied of­ number In own hand writ­ weekend differential. We AftR ClGinlng fice space. 200 square feet area. If found please call Wanted - Will train Indi­ all benefits, must hove nights per week. 5-9 p.m. apointment. commercial wiring done. This Is 0 "must see" opartment-porklng cellar and up. Vacancy. Reaso­ 6434)772. Reward! fice duties. Aptitude for viduals who want a career own tools. Apply M & M ing to: Johnson Publish­ also hove part time and Cleaning personnel. Even­ Route 5, East Windsor, 289-6483 623-2466 n on ot construction and the up room, formal dining room MORTGAGE ings and/or weekends. SHiar RA Faiaral Cradit U I 647-0997. nace. New 12 x 16 deck oft 10 Days Save ‘12"“ EOF to dote floor plan Is exqui­ of kItchen.Newer Ther­ and first floor tireplaced 643-5747. 289-6483 623 Smaldl Rd site...Buy All Means a COMPANY- Aiilaan SL Immediate opening tor mopane windows. Much den, 3 car garoge with loti 6 Lines 7 Days Save *8°° keyboard/plano Instruc­ Buy...$199,900. Blanchard morel I 8134,900, Strono and attached shed. Home WE GIVE ANSWERS Sehsal SL______2S7-S14 B Rossetto Realtors, 646- IN SECONDS. 10 Days Save ‘14"" Olanwsad SL------12-DD tor. Call Manchester Re­ Real Estate Company, Is In very good conditl- 88871110 PART TIME Hair Stylist creation Department ot 2482 "We Guarantee Our 647-SOLD.o on.D.W.FIsh Realty, 643- Save ‘9"" Houses".n 7 Lines 7 Days 647-3089 for more 1591 or 871-1400.O ON 10 Days Save *16"" HELP! HELP! HELP! SECOND MORTGAGES, CUSTOMER SERVICE CALL NOW Information. Oft to Grandmother's hou­ A Cascade ot Light - Get the Want Ad h a b it... WE PROVIDE: 8 Lines 7 Days Save ‘10"" We're opening Wanted:Port time secr^ se....we go. Adorable 8 643*2711 / 647-9946 streams from the vaulted room older Colonial In read and use the little ads ■ Decisions in 24 hours. 10 Days Save *18"" EXTRA DEPARTMENT a new tarv tor doctor's office to ceilings and expansive In Clossifled regularly. Vernon. 4 bedrooms, sun- ■ Qosings in 48 hours. (tAVINOS OUOTID Ahf FROM OUR RCOULAR AOVtRTiSfO RRICfSl help with collections ond window design, thus ena­ porch, newer roof and 643-2711. FANTASTIC SAM'S office work. Send resume bling you to view the ■ No application lees — Mon.-Thurs. 3:00-7:30 pm furnace. Extra Insulation no obligation. the original family to P. O. Box 2218, Vernon, bMuty of the outdtoors tool $112,000.Jackson B WHEN YOU CALL TO PLACE VOUR AO BE SURE TO MONEY... year round! This young ASK FOR YOUR X D ' RATEI Fri. 3:00-7:00 pm halrcuttars, very " 06066.______Jackson Real Estate, 647- ■ Customized loans to £ L contemporary Otters 2 suit Individual needs. soon In Manchester. 8400.a 9 9 Sat. 7:00-10:00 am ll9i8ITUATnN bedrooms plus a loft bed­ NO COMMERCIAL ACCOUNTS. PLEASE' CANCELLATIONS ACCEPTED ANYTIME. BUT TO RECEIVE VOUR DISCOUNT. WITH YOUR OWN room, spacious llvlnoand CALL ADS MUST RUN FULL 7 DAYS OR 10 DAYS ‘ Earn to *10/hr. or more I'Z |W A N T E D 1-800-235-LEND ‘ No following necessary dining rooms. See- s ThisTh‘ A Real Jewel 11 Exquslte9 PART-TIME Miracle Ot Light, Blan­ 961 Main Street xtrtrtrm rrrm i ‘Paid vacations room Split Level home. Bridgeport. CT 06601 Experienced nurse aide. chard B Rossetto Real­ Contemporary flair, taste­ to place your ad J O D i a a ‘On-goIng training Excellent references. Will ‘Earn from day one tors, 646-2482, "We Gua- fully decorated, central a subsidiary of Citytrust 888778122229 care tor your loved one In runtee Our Houses".a vac, central air, 3 cor phone 643-2711 Licensed or soon to be? your home. Will cook and garage and plenty more. light housekeeping. 282- An Excellent Opportunity Call 5ei-255t. Monday Manchester-Charming 7 $369,000. Jackson B Jack- ask for Classified... for housewives and mothers 9776. room Colonial, 3 bed­ son Real Estate, 647-8400.O L o o k in g MI8CELLANE0U8 through Friday after 5 room, 2 full baths, large 31 FDR DALE with young children — bring HELP pm, ell day weekenda. A student desires babysit­ country kitchen on extra fo r them with you and save on You'll find the people ting lob. Evenings and large lot. Excellent condi­ Brond new listing - Nice babysitting costs. you need for those weekends. Please call af­ tion. $135,000. Owner. 646- and clean 5 room Cape. 3 ter 3pm. 643-1749. 3626. bedrooms, newer fur­ s o m e th in g ? 21 Hours Per Weak vacancies if you’ll place nace, many updated Im­ BROWN’S Widow needs female com­ provements. Listed on Na­ Salary Plus Gas Allowanee an ad in our Classified panion to share expenses. Hobbyists relolce - Man­ FREE CLASSIHED ADS chester - $159,900 - Heated tional Historic Register. It’s right at SOUND INTERESTING? columns. People FLOWERS Own room. Call 644-4048 Perfect tor CHFA I $81,900. otter 3 pm. 1,000 square feet, 4 cor looking for jobs read garage would be great tor Jackson B Jackson Real To all Herald Readers who have something to sell for You can be a Herald Area P A R T T IM E Estate, 647-8400.O y o u r our employment DRIVER New comer to U.S.A. any number ot uses. It 7 7 Adviser and handle and su­ ’99 or less. We will run your ad for 7 days.— FREEI wants to live with Ameri­ accompanies this 4 bed­ pervise our carrier boys and listings every day . . . 3 days per week, alter­ room, full dormed Cape fin g e r tip s nating schedule. Per­ can family to practice his Warm and Cozy - Warm girls. If you like kids, want a so they’re sure to see English. Call 643-7728 or with tireplaced living Part Time. fect for retired person. room, dining room and up on these cold winter nil out ooupon (one word your ad! 721-8158. nights by the magnificent little Independence and Earn Extra Cash! lower level rec room. In th e per space) and mall or your own income... Property also Includes 2 stone floor to celling fire­ FULL OR PART place which enhances this bring to the Menoheeter FOR SPARKLING wood­ story born and adlacent Classifieds! Herald Otiloe, 16 Bralnerd T IN E SALES corral. D.W.FIsh Realty, tour bedroom newly con­ INSERTERS WANTED work, tile, glass and structed colonial situated Plaoe. CLERK pointed surfaces, add 643-1591 or 871-1400.D JMmM be good with peo- on 0 hwo ocre wooded lot three toblesooons of hi Mdwrtwter. Skylight In CALL d early stata Kam and price •trail 647-9941^'*^!' entails waitin|| ‘ washing soda to o quori of Affordable • $49,900 - Spa­ family room, shiny eot-ln In ad. One Hem only per w a O f 6 4 1 ^ 6 6 4 7 on customers and an­ worm woter and wash. No cious two bedroom unit In kitchen, large formal din­ ad. No pet, tag sale, or rinsing required. For Ask for Bob HERALD swering phones. No ex­ convenient location. ing room and much more- TODAY commercial ada accepted. Phone perience necessary for sparkling results when Close to Hartford and .Call today tor details. Name. classHMaHs people read you hov6 soincthino to busline. Coll today for Offered at $217,900.Joyce either position. 643- 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 Addreea. IHn r b 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 classified 8455. Ask for Ron. sell, use a low-cost od In details. Joyce G. Epstein G. Epstein Real Estate, iilllllimillllll! classified. Real Estate, 647-8895.0 647-8895.0