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I ■ • you can demana r more Foes of MX 2 money from. promise one last obstacle 7 Bv Eliot Brenner called the vote “an important and United Press International unmistakable signal of American unity and resolve” to the world. WASHINGTON - President “America has sent a message, rj Reagan’s Pennsylvania Avenue loud and clear, that we back our pressure has driven home three negotiators and we will continue to ✓ congressional victories on the MX do so,” he said. “Today’s vote was missile but opponents believe they a vote for peace. have one chance left to run down The MX will stay on the the controversial program. congressional agenda. Reagan has Last week, Reagan went up the requested $4 billion for 48 missiles broad street to Capitol Hill and in fiscal 1986, a figure many successfully lobbied senators to members said was sure to be Herald photo by Pinto vote twice for the MX. This week, trimmed as a condition of support / • ’ the administration had buses bring in the latest round of voting. too House members to the White Spring cleaning House for more persuasion. House Democratic leader Jim The arm-twisting worked as Wright of Texas countered, “If I A street sweeper raises a cloud of dust on East Middle between Woodland and Center streets and east of Main Reagan won a narrow House believed for one minute that voting Turnpike near the Manchester police station Tuesday Street to Woodbridge Street between East Middle today to put these 21 additional victory Tuesday in a 219-213 vote during the second week of the town Highway authorizing $1.5 billion for 21 of the missiles in those old vulnerable Turnpike and East Center Street. Sweeping the entire 10-warhead weapons in fiscal year silos would make the difference Department’s annual spring street cleaning. This week town takes eight weeks, according to the Highway 1985. between success or failure in the sweepers are west of Main Street to Broad Street Department. All but one of the six-member achieving a just peace, I would Connecticut congressional delega­ vote with alacrity to spend ten tion voted against the missile. As times that amount of money and he announced last week, freshman more.” Rep. John G. Rowland, R- He drew a standing ovation with Leaders mum on fire incident Waterbury, sided with the a challenge to Reagan and the new president. Soviet leader, Mikail Gorbachev. Bv Sarah Passell it. another person.” The House’s decision brings this “The time has come for both Herald Reporter “I think it is a disciplinary “But the element of provocation year’s fight to a final ballot in that countries to quit squandering so Dispute has matter for both departments, to be needs to be understood,” he said. chamber, expected Thursday. If much upon unproductive instru­ Most officials of the town and the gone too far handled internally.’’ Joyner said. District Director Gordon Lassow the MX wins, production con­ ments of destruction," Wright Eighth Utilities District are keep­ "I want to refrain from making also declined to comment on the tinues. If it loses, the missile would said. “Meet us halfway, Mr. ing quiet today about an early — editorial, page 6 any comment and defuse the issue incident today. be dead for this year. President, Mr. Gorbachev, and morning altercation Tuesday be­ as soon as possible" The House Tuesday bought the we’ll walk _ the path of peace tween town and district firefigh­ Joyner would not discuss what District Fire Chief Harold A. argument of Reagan and others, together.” ters at the scene of a district house the name-calling and shoving, that Topliff has not been available since among them chief U.S. arms The MX missile is designed as a fire, which police said ended with a out of town most of Tuesday and police said occurred among fire­ the fire, which was reported negotiator Max Kampelman — highly accurate weapon intended has not yet spoken to Rivosa or fighters while the fire was still shortly after 6; 30 a.m. and extin­ deputy chief of the town depart­ guished in less than an hour. * H brought back from Geneva, Swit­ to spew as many as 10 warheads ment punching a district firefigh­ learned any details of the incident. burning, could mean for the safety zerland, for last-minute lobbying each across Soviet missile fields. It ter in the face. According to police reports. of town residents and property in Meanwhile, the tenants of the — that the negotiators need the MX stands 71 feet high, with a package But Town Fire Chief John Rivosa Griffin punched district firefighter future fire or medical apartment damaged by Tuesday’s to help win Soviet concessions. of 10 warheads sitting atop a did say today that he has not taken Raymond Fredericksen in the chin emergencies. fire have been forced to move. But House Speaker Thomas four-stage rocket weighing 195,000 any disciplinary action against the while district firefighters were But town Director Stephen T, Linda Babineau, 23, said Tuesday O'Neill, D-Mass., a leading missile pounds. It can travel the 6,000 officer accused of the assault. trying to take over from town Penny said that the incident shows that her husband was severely opponent, saw the vote differently. miles from Wyoming and Ne­ Deputy Chief William Griffin, a firefighters at the scene. him that “the situation hasn't burned when he dashed into the “Today we approved the con­ braska silos to Soviet targets in 30-year veteran of the department. Police have acknowledged that changed since 1957.” when fire­ back bedroom and through flames cept. Tomorrow we look at the less than 30 minutes, with accu­ “I’m not going to take any action they mistakenly dispatched the fighters from both departments to rescue their two oldest children. price tag,” he said, referring to racy as close as the length of a until I have all the information,” town department to the fire, which reportedly exchanged verbal The rescue occurred before arguments that the ultimate price football field. Rivosa said. He said he has gutted the back bedroom of a taunts at the scene of a fire at the firefighters arrived on the scene, tag on the missile, taking in silo The cost of the missile system already interviewed Griffin and two-family house at 377 .Adams Manchester Sand i Gravel Co. just seconds after Linda Babineau hardening, will exceed $40 billion. was $4.7 billion 1983. In 1983, $2.1 other members of the department Street. Penny said today that Tuesday’s said she woke to the sound of the “There really is a tremendous billion for 21 missiles was ap­ who were at the scene but won’t Mayor Barbara Weinberg said incident would not have occurred if toddlers’ screams. chance to turn this around in the proved. Over the life of a 100- take administrative action before she has not yet met with Rivosa or emergency dispatchers did not Their youngest child, son Justin, next couple days,” said opponent missile program, it will cost $26.4 he confers with Eighth District Manchester General Manager Ro­ have the burden of figuring out was in his parents’ bedroom when Ed Markey, D-Mass. billion because of cost increases Chief Harold A. Topliff Jr. tonight. bert B. Weiss but expects to let which Manchester fire department the fire broke out, Babineau said. At the White House, Reagan during the program. The two expected to meet Tuesday them make the administrative goes to which neighborhood. Police have said they believe the night but both had other commit­ decision about whether to disci­ Penny said he is not familiar Babineau’s elder son, Jake. 3, ments, Rivosa said. pline Griffin. with details of the alleged assault started the fire in the back Manchester General Manager District President Walter on Fredericksen, but added, bedroom, which he shared with his Robert B. Weiss refused comment Joyner said Tuesday night that he “There’s certainly no objective sister, while playing with his this morning, saying that he was does not want to make an issue of justification for a person hitting mother’s cigarette lighter. Most people think buying an IRA is the best thing they can do for their retirement. It’s not. Buying a CBT Demand IRA is. \bu see, compared to conventional IRAs, CBT’s new Demand Space defense top arms talks IRA is extraordinary. Because while it gives you all the advantages Bv John A. Callcott organizational meetings, the two Previous arms talks between the Neither side made any substan­ United Press International groups agreed to allocate Tues­ superpowers were not affected by tive comment on Tuesday's first of an ordinary IRA, it also lets you take advantage of options ordb days to discuss defense and space, major incidents such as the Soviet meeting of the negotiating group GENEVA, Switzerland — U.S. Wednesdays to long-range wea­ invasion of Afghanistan in 1979 and on defense and space, adhering to a nary IRAs don’t. and Soviet negotiators on strategic pons and Thursdays to medium- the shooting down of a South news blackout. nuclear weapons met for more range nuclear forces. Korean airliner in 1983, with A brief U.S. statement merely Like the conventional IRAs, CBT’s Demand IRA offers con­ than two hours today in their first A U.S. spokesman said Tuesday Washington and Moscow saying noted the length of the session — 3 working session at the new arms that the schedule for the three that efforts to reduce nuclear hours and 7 minutes — and said 2 ventional time accounts. In fact, they assure you the highest inter­ talks between the two respective groups was not affected arsenals must be given priority. strategic weapons groups were est rates in Connecticut. A whopping superpowers. by the shooting of U.S. Army Maj. Western diplomats in Geneva meeting Wednesday and those on CBT’S 3 YEAR IRA SELECT ACCOUNT •The meeting at the U.S, mission Arthur Nicholson by a Soviet said such Soviet actions inevitably intermediate nuclear forces on 11.00% annual rate for a 3-year IRA. to the United Nations overlooking sentry in East Germany. create a strained atmosphere. Thursday. EFFKCTIVE ANNUAL Lake Geneva took place just hours W hile the effective annual yield is an ANNUAL YIELD RATE after President Reagan won ap­ proval Tuesday evening from the unbeatable 11.57%. But unlike the con­ House of Representatives for 11.5 7% 11.00 % another 21 intercontinental MX Directors more optimistic ventional IRAs, which are limited in missiles. It lasted 2 hours and IS 7 minutes at the U.S. delegation their options, a CBT Demand IRA gives you the flexibility of building. transferring the money from your time account into virtually any The two delegations in Geneva about continued U.S. funds are divided into three negotiating IRA option. Like stocks, bonds and mutual funds.** groups on each sides — on defense By Alex Glrelll delay spending for certain projects sewer plant grants. and space, strategic nuclear wea­ Herald Reporter until the end of the year in case This morning, he said that Rep. What all this really means is when you’re finally ready to pons and intermediate-range nu­ there is a reduction in the amount James Florio of New Jersey has clear forces. Manchester directors who at­ of revenue sharing in the second of introduced a different bill that retire, you’ll have the most money possible to retire with. So call Delegates on the defense and tended a weekend conference of the two payments for the year. would extend the funding space groups held their first the National League of Cities in He mentioned the possibility of a program. 1-800-CBTIRAS, or visit any CBT office, and open a Demand IRA. working meeting Tuesday. Washington returned with a more 10 percent reduction. Chafee’s bill would change the After all, why settle for less when you can demand more. Working meetings of the individ­ optimistic view than they had over The directors got different opin­ grant to a loan program ulti­ ual sub-groups began Tuesday the prospect of the town’s receiv­ ions from various sources on how mately, but until 1989 it would with the first session between ing its federal revenue sharing long revenue sharing might be remain a grant and it would negotiators on defense and space. funds, at least for the fiscal year continued after the town’s next restore 75 percent as the federal Kampelman heads the U.S. group that begins July 1. fiscal year, but all agreed that in government share of the cost. on defense and space, facing Yuli At a news conference this the future towns and cities will UPI photo A. Kvitsinsky for the Soviet Union. morning. Director Stephen T. have to pay a larger share of their Please turn to page 8 The chief strategic weapons Penny said the group came away costs. Most said the one key to Anderson gives testimony negotiators who faced each other from a breakfast meeting with restructuring the system of financ­ today were former Sen. John most of Connecticut’s congres­ ing local projects will be changes Inside Today Warren Anderson, chief executive officer of Union Tower and Viktor P. Karpov, who sional delegation convinced that in the federal tax structure. Carbide Corp., testifies Tuesday before a House Energy is also head of the overall Soviet Congress is not inclined to adopt a Cassano reiterated his optimis­ When you’re leady to demand more delegation to the talks that re­ budget by the administration of tic assessment of the town's 24 pages, 4 sections from a bank. and Commerce joint subcommittee concerning the sumed March 12. President Ronald Reagan that chance to get a federal grant for release of poisonous gases and pollutants from chemical Intermediate nuclear forces eliminates federal revenue shar­ improvements to its sewer treat­ Advlc«_ .16 ObituarlM. . 6 chief delegates who are scheduled ing immediately. ment plant. BuliHMt . .21 Opinion. .6 plants. Officials at the Danbury-based firm refused C lu titlo d ___ 22-23 Pooplotatk______2 comment on ah Indian report that blamed the company to have their first working session Despite that. Director Stephen He had said Monday that Sen. ComIca 16 Sporla______6*12 The minimum ot^ning balance on CBT s Select Account is $500 Interest comptiundcd monthly. There is a substantial penalty for early withdrawal Thursday are Maynard.W. Glit- T. Cassano said that when the John Chafee, R-R.I., has intro­ Entartainmant__ 16 T a levitlo n ______ia bunds invested in suxlc, bonds and mutual funds are not FDIC insured and are subject to market risks. Rates subject to change without notice. for the gas leak that killed 2,500 people in Bhopal last man and Alexei A. Obukhov. board sets a town capital improve­ duced a bill that would extend the Lottery 2 Weather------2 Member FDIC. year. Story on page 5. In the first two weeks of ment budget for 1985-86, it may program of federal assistance for I t r . 1 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wcdnc.sdav, March 27. 1985 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, March 27, 1985 Sitter recognizes Report Charges U.S. enforces strict rules ■W"- assails on detainment of Soviets picture; mother ' ' ' I k f fly in Bv Richard C. Gross "If possible, SMLM vehicles told reporters on arrival for a United Press International should be boxed in by U.S. vehicles NATO meeting. "He (Nicholson) the NRC shooting to keep from leaving the scene." was entirely in a place where it was reunited with son agreed observers can go.” WASHINGTON - Soviet mil­ The card and a statement by Bv Robert Doherty Defense Secretary Caspar Wein­ Observers from both countries HOUSTON (UPl) - A babysit­ derstand it's a miracle if we get a itary observers have been de­ United Press International Bv United Press International berger in Luxembourg disclosing are permitted to travel freely in ter watching television recognized kid after four years. I told her the tained by U.S. Army personnel at one of the incidents, which oc­ West and East Germany except for the baby picture of a youngster odds were very slim." least twice this year in restricted WASHINGTON — The Nuclear Washington and Moscow issued curred March 20, was meant to permanently or temporarily res­ missing for more than 10 years, With only a photograph of Adam zones of West Germany under Regulatory Commission is contradictory accounts and ac­ contrast U.S. treatment of Soviet tricted areas. leading to a tearful reunion with at age 16 months to go on, Currier guidelines that forbid the use of plagued with management prob­ cused one another of deceit in the observers with the shooting death The incident to which Wein­ the mother the boy thought was printed posters with his picture force, the Pentagon says. lems that have led to a decade of death of a U .S. Army major shot by Sunday of Maj. Arthur Nicholson berger referred occurred at Hof. dead. and biographical history on them. In each case, three soldiers regulatory failure, says a congres­ a Soviet sentry in East Germany. by a Soviet guard in Ludwigslust, situated near the East German- Adam Michael Hicks was 17 She also filmed a television attached to the Soviet Military sional report in a scathing assess­ The body of Maj. Arthur D. East Germany, Czech borders about 145 miles east months old when his father. segment that showed Adam's baby Liaison Mission were slopped in ment of the agency today. Nicholson, shot Sunday at a Soviet Nicholson was one of 14 of Frankfurt, said a Pentagon Michael Hicks, abducted him on picture. their cars by West German police, The 10-month study by the House installation in Ludwigslust, East members of the U.S. Military spokesman. Army Col. William Oct. 9. 1974. For years Marta do A day later, Currier got a phone handed over to the U.S. A v and Appropriations Committee staff Germany, was flown to Frankfurt Liaison Mission at Potsdam, East McClain. Smith, with the help of police and call from a woman in San Antonio, escorted by the Americans to their late Monday. A White House Germany, and was with a sergeant Three Soviets were spotted by private investigators, searched for who said she was Adam's babysit­ criticized several aspects of opera­ base at Frankfurt, West Germany, spokesman said he will be returned in what the Pentagon insists was West German police in a perman­ ter for two years. She said the tions at the NRC. which is Pentagon spokesmen said her son. to the United States Thursday. ently restricted area and were The 12-year-old boy was reunited same picture that appeared on TV responsible for the licensing and Tuesday. an unrestricted zone. Nicholson, a Russian linguist The Soviets said he was "caught detained in an unrestricted zone. with his mother Tuesday in Hous­ hung in the family's living room UPI photo regulation of nuclear power plants At the same time, the Pentagon from West Redding, Conn., as- • McClain said. They were turned ton. three months after contacting and the child's name was Adam "The investigative staff has distributed a copy of a card carried red-handed" photographing mil­ Members of Israeli tank crews stand in second stage withdrawal preparations signed to the U.S. military liaison itary equipment in a restricted over to U.S. Army personnel and Child Keyppers. a laikc Worth. Hicks found fundamental deficiencies by U.S. soldiers in Germany mission at Potsdam, East Ger­ escorted to Frankfurt. Fla., firm that searches for miss­ Hut. she added, she had not seen the mud Tuesday as a colleague takes continue, Israeli press reports now say which lend credence to the state­ instructing them how to detain area and ignored warnings to halt. many, was the first mission ing children. the child for more than two years cover from the muzzle of a gun at a that the soldiers will return to Israel by ment by a former NRC official. Soviet mission members and how Nicholson, 37. of West Redding. Three Soviet observers were member to be kiiled in the line of Elizabeth Smith, an attorney for "We worked up a psychological The 10-year experiment with the to conduct themselves. To help Conn , carried a 35mm camera detained Jan. 25 near Kassel, 80 staging area somewhere in the eastern mid-May rather than late summer as duty. Smith, said a hearing was sche­ profile of what we thought Adam commission is a failure,” ' said the identify the Soviet observers, the that was confiscated by the So­ miles northeast of Frankfurt, area of southern Lebanon. As the predicted. report, released today. Washington and Moscow issued viets, a Pentagon official said. He McClain said. The area was under 2 duled today in San Antonio to would he like, " said Currier "We card has a picture of the red and differing accounts of the shooting determine if Adam c;in return to knew he had played baseball in Rep. Tom Bevill, D-Ala., chair­ yellow license plates attached to was unarmed. a temporary restriction because while a Pentagon spokesman said Colorado with his mother. school and that he had been a Boy man of the Appropriations energy their vehicles. "The Soviets had an observer in U.S. troops were conducting their there had been six previous Jo Ann Currier, president of Scout We knew he was a little bit and water development subcom­ "When making a detention, no our area where he was not annual Reforger exercise there, he Peres predicts early withdrawal incidents in which U.S. servicemen supposed to be but we treated him said, and the Soviets were escorted Child Keyppers. said Adam's quiet and a little bit serious." mittee, requested the study after force should be used or lives in East Germany had been beaten, parents were divorced in Denver Currier said she got in touch with becoming concerned the commis­ r-4" endangered, " the white card said. totally differently," Weinberger to Frankfurt. when he was a baby. His mother some anonymous .sources, and Bv James Hershberg to legislators in a closed meeting of River. In the second stage, begun sion was failing to regulate the shot at or had their vehicles was awarded custod). with his they determined that Adam and United Press International the Knesset Foreign Affairs and March 3. Israel is leaving positions nuclear power industry rammed. father receiving visitation rights. his father had moved to Houston Defense Committee. Israel Radio in south-central and eastern Le­ effectively. Secretary of Defense Caspar Town prepares to honor its hero said. banon opposite Syrian forces. Weinberger, in Luxembourg for a 7 Michael Hicks took his son one just weeks earlier. JERUSALEM - Prime Mini.stcr ' 'The report indicates the organi- The Cabinet must formally ap­ NATO meeting, said Nicholson’s weekend and never returned. Currier checked the Houston Shimon Pere.s predicted that Is­ The radio said Rabin reiterated zation and management of the WEST REDDING (UPI) - West Redding when Arthur Jr. was on Navy," read a 1965 yearbook prove the third stage, when Israel shooting was “ totally unjustified." UPI photo Denver police looked for Adam for school system and found out which raeli troops will complete their that Israel intends to pull out of NRC is a blueprint for regulatory Residents of the town where Maj. a junior in high school, settling epitaph, describing the senior as would evacuate the heavily Shiite Weinberger said Nicholson was in three years before giving up the junior high school the boy withdrawal from southern Le­ Lebanon, "but if terrorist attacks paralysis," said Bevill, who held a Arthur D. Nicholson spent his down after years of successive "a real regular guy." coastal area and retreat behind the an area in which access was DEFENSE SECRETARY CASPAR WEINBERGER search. attended banon by mid-June, three months from Lebanon are resumed hearing with NRC officials today. youth said they want to show their moves precipitated by the father's The Rev. Randall Giddings. international border. But military allowed under a 1947 treaty and Smith, who had remarried and On Tuesday. Smith, accompan­ earlier than expected against Israel, Israel will adopt a "I am convinced that the NRC is . . . says soldier had proper access compassion for the officer’s par­ career as a Navy pilot. pastor of the church where the sources say parts of the second and was shot without warning. was living in Littleton. Colo., ied by her lawyer, saw her son for Peres' remarks Tuesday came policy of scorched earth against the single largest impediment ents and planned a memorial "The boy wanted to follow in his memorial service will be held, as Defense Minister Yitzhak Rabin Lebanon " third stages are being combined But the official Soviet news feared she would not see her son the first time in nearly 11 years at facing the nuclear power industry Nicholson and his partner. Sgt. service to be held Saturday. father's footsteps,” Guitar said. said, "Both he and his sister warned Israel would adopt a Israel invaded its northern and logistics alone would deter­ agency Tass said a Soviet sentry also were taken from a vehicle and again. But in January. Smith saw Adam's .school in America today." Jessie Schatz, were unarmed and "W e're dealing with his death as "He was just a wholesome Am eri­ (Katherine) were more than just "scorched earth " policy in south­ neighbor in June 1982 to crush mine the pace. shot Nicholson after he opened the beaten on Oct. 10, 1980, were shot at \ an advertisement for a missing "The sehool counselor at our A NRC spokesman said agency that the major was shot in the a human tragedy,” said First can trying to serve his country." average kids. They were really ern Lebanon if the region again Palestinian guerrillas based there. "There is no .second stage, " one window of a restricted Soviet or had warning shots fired near ^child on a Denver television request brought Adam from the officials had not seen the report chest. Selectwoman Mary Anne Guitar of Robert E. Roth, who was Nichol­ great people and very faithful military source said. Foreign installation and began taking them in February and March 1983 station. She called the toll-free classroom, " Currier said. "They became a base for cross-border Harassed by Shiite Moslem guer­ and could not comment. the U.S. Army officer shot by a son's guidance counselor at Joel church attendants.” Minister Yitzhak Shamir, a pictures. Tass said the sentry, and had vehicles rammed in The Americans have not dis­ number, explaining she too had a talked about his mother. Hesaid he guerrilla attacks after the pullout rilla attacks, it announced a The report issued a three­ Soviet sentry Sunday in East Barlow Regional High School, said He recalled Nicholson and his Peres spokesman Uri Savir said three-stage plan Jan. 14 to end the member of the Likud party that acting ” in strict compliance with January 1980 and March 1983, in puted that Nicholson was taking missing child. They put her in would like to meet her sometime pronged attack of the NRC’s Germany. young Nicholson stood out because sister were active in the church decided on the invasion, has said military regulations,” fired a one case leaving an American with pictures. But President Reagan touch with Currier. The counselor asked. Would you Peres alluded to a stepped-up occupation. five-member commission charg­ With flags flying at half-mast few students during the Vietnam youth group and often attended he knows of no government deci­ warning shot before shooting Ni­ broken ribs. said the major's actions were "She. said. 'I know it's been a like to meet her now ," and he said, withdrawal timetable during a Troops completed the first stage ing it is hamstrung by distrust, the throughout the community. Guitar War expressed an interest in a retreats. sion to complete the withdrawal by cholson and that the responsibility State Department spokesman sanctioned by agreements cover­ long time and there's not much "yes."' meeting Tuesday with CBS Vice Feb 16. abandoning the port of near-equal authority of any com­ said the memorial service would military career. "I could always depend on Kathy a particular date. for the death “ lies fully on the Bernard Kalb said the department ing U.S. military liaison missions hope but can you help me? "' Currier said .Adam's father had President Ernest S. Leiser, who Sidon and positions along the .A wall missioner to contest any NRC be the town's way of honoring "a His classmates were fully aware and Nick to see things went well," American side.” is disgusted that "the Soviets in East Germany and those of the Currier recalled. "You must un- told the boy his mother was dead. was in Israel to investigate the action and a misunderstanding of wholesome American trying to of his intentions. Til give you 6 to 1 he said. deaths of two network crewmen Pentagon spokesman Michael would compound their inexcusable Soviet Union in West Germany. roles, responsibilities and serve his country. " last week The two were killed in a Burch, traveling with Weinberger, killing of Major Nicholson with authority. ABC News said Tuesday it had Guitar said service at Christ southern Lebanese village by Kidnap victim freed told the Washington Post that U.S. such an obviously tendentious learned the Soviet side privately Episcopal Church would coincide Israeli lank fire The report also criticized the servicemen had been stopped account of the event.” NRC for: acknowledged Nicholson may not with services at Arlington National U.S./World In Brief "The prime minister spoke while driving in an unrestricted Tass said the American side "is BEIRUT, Lebanon (U PI) - A working for the Lebanese govern­ have been in a restricted zone at Cemetery in Washington where about the very risky situation of zone in East Germany on May 19, now circulating a deliberately British mineral expert was re­ ment, was kidnapped March 14. • "A costly lack of discipline” in the time he was shot, but that he Nicholson wanted to be buried. Retirement covering a country liKe Lebanon 1982, and beaten with their hands false version of what happened," Court split upholds Nativity scene leased by kidnappers today, 14 His release came a day after a often needlessly requiring a nu­ had ’ 'traveled through a restricted Townspeople "are anxious to but also spoke about the fact that tied behind their backs. The Soviets have not disputed days after he was kidnapped in caller saying he represented the clear plant licensee or applicant to zone” in order to get there. express themselves," she said, "to WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court, splitting 4-4. upheld a eight to 10 weeks from now Israel He said American servicemen the American contention that Moslem west Beirut, a British previously unknown "Khalbar Bri­ do additional analysis or plant show their compassion" for his ruling that Scarsdale. N.Y.. must allow a Nativity scene to be w ill be outside of Lebanon and then Embassy spokesman said. gades" told a Western news structural changes. Prospects are parents, Jean and Arthur Nichol­ displayed on public land in the center of the town. this angle, also, of the problem will Geoffrey Nash "is safe and agency his group had seized two • Regulatory ambiguity and son Sr., who were vacationing in The deadlock arose because Justice Lewis Powell, who was out be solved, " Savir said, Government charges cheating well," a British Foreign Office Britons and three people attached excesses. Florida when their son was killed. for three months recovering from surgery for prostate cancer, Peres had said previously that spokesman in London said. "Now to the French Embassy. • The existence of “staff fief- In the first official comment did not participate in the case. The tie vote in today's case "most" Israeli troops would be out we we look forward to the release The caller said his group, after doms," "To summarize the words from Moscow, the official Tass Great with an of Lebanon by mid-June with upholds the law in states covered by the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of of the remaining hostages without questioning the five, had decided to of an NRC official, the feudal news agency said the Soviet sentry- Appeals, but does not set a nationwide precedent. Rabin predicting the soldiers further delay." release the two Britons — oil system did not end in the Middle GE faces 112-count indictment acted “ in strict compliance with Scarsdale officials said placing the creche scene in the center would be home by the start of the The spokesman said the British executive Brian Levick and Nash Ages. It survives in the guise of the contracts. It said employees sub­ military regulations " by killing of town was a promotion of religion that violated the Jewish New Yearon September 15. ambassador in Beirut, David Mi- — and French Embassy secretary NRC’s program offices." missiles with a new, updated By Stephen J. Morgan mitted blank time cards that were Nicholson. Tass said Nicholson. 37. "W e will leave Lebanon perhaps ers, had been in touch with Nash by Danielle Perez, 34. vehicle. Constituion's wall of separation between church and state. • Not using “ whatever accomp­ United Press International completed incorrectly by manag­ was discovered breaking into a much faster than people think and telephone and "understood that he The group wps unknown, al­ lishments" have been made in its The project, known as the The appeals court held that the village would not promote ers and that the division's account­ Soviet military installation and A are arguing about, " Peres told had been treated reasonably well " though guerrillas fighting Israeli research program to produce PHILADELPHIA - A federal MK-12-A program, included con­ religion "by allowing the display of a creche at Boniface Circle... ing department was allowed to taking photographs. high school students in Nazareth. before his release. troops in the south have called changes in regulatory grand jury has charged that tracts for lest equipment and for a period of approximately two weeks during the Christmas transfer costs from the contract, Defense Secretary Caspar Wein­ Rabin issued his stern warning Nash. 60, a British metallurgist General Electric Co. cheated the related computer software pro­ holiday season." themselves "Martyrs of Khaibar." requirements. which was over its prescribed berger accused Moscow today of government out of more than grams needed to insure that the limit, to another contract that had "reprehensible" behavior over the $800,000 on a $47 million defense missile and its new components reimbursable costs. killing. contract by altering employee would function properly if actually Brazilian leader has 3rd operation A federal grand jury charged GE Nicholson lived in West Berlin time cards without the employees’ launched. with 104 counts of making false with his wife. Karen, and their SAO PAULO, Brazil — President-elect Tancredo Neves, who knowledge. The re-entry vehicle carries the statements to an agency of the 8-year-old daughter. was too sick to take office two weeks ago, underwent surgery for The nation's fourth-largest de­ nuclear warheads and the arming and fusing system that activates government — the Air Force — and Paul H. Smith, a neighbor of the intestinal problems that had pushed him to the brink of death. fense contractor, a current GE Nicholsons, said neither the slain and targets the warheads. four counts of making and present­ Neves, 75, underwent four hours of surgery Tuesday and Papa Qino^ employee and a former one were officer nor his family considered One of the M K-12-A contracts for ing false claims to the United doctors removed a portion of a hemorrhaging intestine. It was accused in the 112-count indict­ his assignment in Germany to be ment. If convicted, the company test equipment was a fixed-price States. not known how long Neves might convalesce or when he would be Also charged with two counts all that dangerous. could face up to $1 million in fines. incentive contract, which meant able to assume the presidency, now held in his place by Vice each of perjury were Roy "They said it was like living in a Manchester After the indictments were an­ that all costs over an agreed-upon vS) President Jose Sarney. ’ SoHitchn'IVm Baessler, 40, of Topsfield, Mass., a postcard, " Smith said. ceiling could not be paid by the Air Presidential spokesman Antonio Brito said the operation was nounced Tuesday, GE released a Force but had to be absorbed by former unit manager at GE, and The Nicholson family moved to considered a success and Neves was "recovering well " in Parkade statement saying,"There was no the company. This agreement was Joseph Calabria, 50, of King of intensive care. He added, however, that "doctors gave criminal wrongdoing on the part of known as the "second buy Prussia, Montgomery County, a absolutely no indication of what time he will spend in various 646-8553 GE or its employees.” contract." chief engineer. B o o k so a rs stages of recovery, but they said it would be very long." The company said it was confi­ The indictment charged the men dent it could work out all the issues The indictment charged that had been managers in the program HOLLYWOOD (U P I) — Thanks arising from the case and said it between Jan. 1. 1980 and April 1983, and were given immunity by to the Oscar nomination of "A Avowed white supremacist nabbed TRIVIA was willing to reimburse the GE defrauded the government by prosecutors but later lied before a Passage To India” for best picture government for any improper claiming more than $800,000 in grand jury concerning the closing of the year, the book by the same ROSSVILLE, Ga. 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Re-Entry Systems Division, lo­ ney for Pennsylvania’s eastern P ierce was armed with three guns when he was arrested near Forster — first published in 1924 — cated in Philadelphia and King of The indictment charged that district, told a news conference his brown van, which was loaded with guns, grenades and other time cards of re-entry division that although the re-entry vehicles has sold more than 150,000 copies Join the rush to weapons, but offered no resistance, Prussia, had a series of contracts with another 100,000 copies hot off SWEEPS1M(ES with the Air Force to replace employees were altered without carry warheads, "we have no F B I agents reportedly staked out the offices of an answering the Hareourt Brace Jovanovich YOU COULD WIN 1HE GRAND PRIZE! existing re-entry vehicles on Min- their knowledge, and that costs reason to believe GE’s engineering tax-deferred savings. presses. service — located three blocks from the FBI office — in the tiny uteman intercontinental ballistic were improperly charged to other was (faulty) in any way." 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The scope 11% Age at $2,000 Effective Effective teenagers because of the possibility he would be asked to identify pany failed to take steps to prevent of our report was scientific in Now P er Year A.P.R. 10.669% friends to whom he sold guns, history’s worst chemic,al disaster nature. We were not able to A.P.R.11.797% PUTSaUTCN'II when signs of catastrophe were interview many people (in Bho­ Easter Sate 7 Goetz, who claimed to be eager to detail the "horrors" W M in vu pal) . We won't comment on (the surrounding the Dec. 22 shooting, decided against testifying at Htutstup, Imminent. Thurs., Fri., Sat. — March 28-29-30 30 ‘70,000 ‘ 700,122 ‘920,120 swHPsnns. •ncjp,-, published report)," Failla said. the door of the grand jury room where he was supposed tell his HQu: The Indian government report Scratch correct Company officials hinted at side of the story Tuesday. answer on three_ found Union Carbide and its Indian subsidiary must bear responsibil­ sabotage when they said a water 20% OFF 35 ‘ 60,000 ‘ 413,487 ‘ 518,768 Goetz told the New York Post he was "begging” to tell his story cards and ity for a catastrophic gas leak in pipe was "inadvertantly or delib­ to the jury but if he were com pelled by the district attorney to qualify for Selective Storewide SALE! sweepstakes Bhopal, India, that killed 2,500 erately” connected to an under­ 40 ‘50,000 ‘ 240,826 ‘ 288,950 disclose the identities of the friends he sold guns for their drawing. people. 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Jerseys Jerseys Bharadwaj, Indian minister of Shorts Shorts ‘20,000 WASHINGTON — Roman Catholic high schools deliver quality meal discounts,free fries or free ter. More than 100,000 people were 55 ‘ 36,428 ‘ 38,854 state. Union Carbide owns 50.9 Slacks Slacks education at low cost and are far more likely to send students to pizzas.No purchase necessary. injured in the leak of methyl percent of its Indian unit. Blouses Shirts college than public schools, a study by the National Catholic Isocyanate gas. Dresses About 120 to 240 gallons of water (Long-Short Sleeve) 60 ‘ 10(000 ‘ 13,428 ‘ 14,147 Education Association showed. "There just were no safety Coordinate Sets procedures to deal with the disas­ caused a chemical reaction that Spring Coats Sweaters The 254-page report, called ‘The Catholic High School; A ter,” an Indian investigator told burst a relief valve and let the gas Skirts Blazers Federal law requires a penalty for early withdrawal. National Profile,” surveyed the nation’s 1,464 Catholic high the Monitor. "And we have plenty into the air. Union Carbide said. schools with almost 800,000 students. 1$ n ^off of documentation to substantiate Infants - Toddlers Our interest in Manchester is working for The report, released Tuesday, found some 80 percent of *1” 0H The gas escaped through the that Danbury, Conn., (the com­ ruptured valve, killing area resi­ Overalls - Slacks - Jerseys Catholic students are in college preparatory programs I lARGE ROUND OR THICK PAN PIZZA | I large r o u n d o r t h ic k p a n p iz z a pany's headquarters) knew ex­ dents as they slept. Most of the Cash - Master Charge - Visa you! compared with 47 percent in public schools; 83 percent of - OR 50< OFF SMAU PIZZA. " " actly what was happening at dead were children and elderly (No Adlulimnit on Prtvtout Salas) graduates go to college compared to 52 percent from public OR 50C OFF SMAU PIZZA. Bhopal. people crowded into shanty towns schools; 28 percent of fam ilies earned less than $20,000 in 1982; Union Carbide last week blamed around the plant. I*!*!anchester State Bank and 11 percent of students arq^^non-Catholic. Howver, it cited J papa Qino^ J J "gross violations of established LEVI® Youth Boot Corduroy & Denim Jeans 11041 Main St. 646-4004 weaknesses of the system as High turnover and low pay for Papa Qino^ safety procedures” at the plant. The Indian government report 185 Spencer St. 649-7570 teachers. OSer good through 5/26/85 LimiM pof customer per ilore.Nol good on other Spectols Tom Failla, a spokesman at was to be released at an Indian formerly ‘20,50 NOW V 2 P ri,C 6 OH.r good ttirough 5/26/85 Lmil I p.r cuih>m.f par ilo f. Nol good on olhof SpMki)i. ______Mambtr F.D.l.C. Union Carbide's world headquar­ judicial inquiry beginning next all colors - all lengths - waist 25-30 ters in Danbury said the company week, the Monitor said. MANC'UKSTKK HF:RA1-D. Wednesday. March 27. 1985 — 7 6 - MANCHKSTKR HKRAU), Wednesday. Miirch 27. Hmrv Richard M. Diamond, Publisher^ Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor OPINION James P. Sacks, City Editor Connecticut Panel gives backing In Brief to welfare reform Doctor denied visit to kids By Mark A. Dupuis the committee’s co-chairman, said the bill would set an orderly process for A Democratic offer the Republicans can’t refuse HARTFORD — A cardiologist accused of United PrAs International increasing welfare benefits, which in bludgeoning his wife to death will not get to see his „ T ------— PnmmittPPCommittee. la Last st week, week, the the committee committee cleared cleared the the re-electionre-election next next year. year. the past have been debated annually by Democratic leaders at the Legislature are three young children as soon as he had hoped. HARTFORD — A legislative commit­ making an offer they don't sec how the last of the bills on its list. "W e’re Number 1," tee gave initial approval to a bill that lawmakers. Dr. Russell F. Manfredi, 32, who has been Fleming said the other components of Republicans can refuse — not if the GOP majority crowed Rep. Gene Migliaro of Wolcott, the House One hit after another 3 charged with the March 8 killing of his wife would tie future welfare increases to chairman and six-term veteran. Sen. Bob Miller of inflation and a series of reforms the bill are designed to help get people really wants to get this 1985 General Assembly A Democratic pow-wow in Manchester several Catherine, 33, was told by a Superior Court judge off welfare and into jobs, especially Capitol Danbury, a freshman, is Senate chairman. designed to get people off welfare and unstuck. weeks ago on reviving the party was such a smash Tuesday he may not visit or communicate with people who have been on assistance for O'Leary is afraid the Republicans will get his three sons even though he is out of jail on into jobs, The Democrats, noting that very little has Comments hit that a similar one is in the works for April 27 at The Human Services Committee, in a many years. increasingly nervous as the session grinds along $150,000 bond. moved in this session and fearing the worst for the the University of Hartford. meeting Tuesday marked by The committee approval of the bill -A and start killing bills indiscriminantly to catch up. Judge Edward Y. O’Connell said a vist with final weeks, are urging the Republicans to call on The earlier one was for Democrats east of the was a major victory for Fleming, who in Bob Conrad their father might be "confusing” to the children, sometimes-bitter partisan squabbling, them for help. He says a GOP committee chairman has given Connecticut River. The April event will be for also gave unanimous approval to a bill past years pushed the proposals unsuc­ him reason to expect that. So O'Leary is who will be material witnesses in the case, and cessfully when Democrats controlled There's more to it than that, of course, but we'll towns northwest of the river — New Britain, could have a “ disturbing inlluence” on them. that would increase welfare benefits by get to that later. encouraging the Republicans to work with Bristol, Enfield, West Hartford, possibly 4.3 percent this year. the Legislature. In addition to “ indexing” benefit As Senate Minority Leader Con O'Leary of seasoned Democrats in trying to rescue this Torrington. and their satellite neighbors. The proposed increase in Aid to increases, the bill would require Windsor Locks said at a news conference today. Senate, wtiere nine oi me bill-raising committees session. Derby crash kills one Families with Dependent Children and Sen. Joseph Harper of New Britain was a prime other welfare benefits is based on the unemployed parents receiving AFDC to Democrats have the experience which many GOP have freshman co-chairmen. Sen. Jamie DERBY — Police said one man died and his mover for the new conference, aided at the outset Consumer Price Index and would about look for work every week or lose their legislators lack in the nuts and bolts of General McLaughlin of Woodbury, co-chairman of the REP. TIM MOYNIHAN of East Hartford, the passenger was hospitalized after police pursued by his town chairman, John King, labor leader Bill $13.2 million in the fiscal year that benefits and provide identification Assembly business. Republicans admit that Finance Committee, is not in that number though deputy minority leader in the House who also the driver for licenses that belonged on another cards to assistance recipients. wears the hat of Democratic state chairman, adds O’ Brien of West Hartford, Sen Steve Casey of vehicle, begins July 1. inexperience has been a problem for them this this is his first term in the Senate. He was in the While the committee voted 14-0 in The bill also would establish a pilot Bristol, Bob Berger of Enfield, a former Joseph Memoli, 25, of Beacon Falls was killed year, the first in a decade to find the GOP in House for two terms. another dimension to the proposal, however. A favor of the increase this year, it broke program where AFDC recipients could legislator: and O’Leary. Monday, police said. His passenger, Charles control. The House has no freshmen chairing political one, by gosh. down 8-6 along party lines in favor of the voluntarily take jobs and require that Joining them at a recent, unpublicized meeting Billberg, 28, of Seymour was taken to Griffin committees. Speaker R E. Van Norstrand still A poor performance by the General Assembly, bill tying future benefit increases to a some local welfare recipients are put to Hospital in Derby with a head injury and listed in O’ LEARY HAS A LIST of GOP "bloopers " — believes the session can adjourn early this year says Moynihan, will make O'Neill look bad, too, in at the state Capitol were West Hartford Mayor series of welfare reforms. work in unskilled jobs on state public 2 Kevin Sullivan, Bristol Mayor John Leone, former serious condition. errors and failures he says have contributed to the public’s mind. He says Democrats are rooting, Both bills now go to the Appropria­ works projects. Rep. Gardner Wright of Bristol, West Hartford Patrolman James Thomas said he stopped the making this a dismal session so far. He faults Sen. BUT SCORES OF BILLS are backlogged in in a way, for Republicans to make the legislature car Monday and found the license plate tions Committee, where majority Re­ Democrats, now in the minority on town Chairman John Droney and the probable Phil Robertson of Cheshire, the president pro tern, committees in this season of reporting deadlines. appear operationally good, allowing for apparently belonged on another vehicle. Memoli publicans are again expected to ap­ the committee, supported sOme sec­ for spreading himself too thin by taking on a lot of As this was written. Gov. Bill O’ Neill had signed understandable partisan differences. director of the conference, Chris Kelly of West sped south on Hawthorne Avehue and Thomas prove them and send thern on to the full tions of the bill but vehemently objected committee work and trying to score political hits all of eight bills from this session that opened Jan. Much of the Democratic “ concern," then, for Hartford. Paul Vayer, a former mayoral aide in pursued, police said. House and Senate for action. to other sections and the way the New Britain, and Alan Zaniewski. a party worker Democratic Gov. William A. O'Neill Fleming and co-chairman Sen. Joseph instead of guiding his GOP newcomers toward 9. Only 25 had passed House and Senate. how the Republicans com e out of the session is Police said Memoli turned around at an Heralft photo by Pinto laced with an interest in protecting their man in in that city, will also assist. intersection and headed north, but the car struck proposed a 5 percent welfare increase C. Markley, R-Southington, conducted getting this show on the road. One exception to the pokiness, it should be in his 1985-86 budget, saying the state the Bovernor's office — a man who intends to seek “ It's going to happen,” says Harper. a tree on a curve and flipped over. the meeting. Crowd pleaser O'Leary says much of the trouble is in the noted, was turned in by the Public Safety- can afford an increase above the 7 inflation rate this year that would help Fleming accused Przybysz and other Elizabeth Kane, 2, looks delighted with a basket her mother, Report backs emissions test make up for inadequate hikes in past Democrats of trying to stall the meeting Pamela, made for a crafts fair at Manchester High School An editorial years. by asking questions about the reform HARTFORD — The state's 2-year-old auto plan and after more than an hour of Saturday. Sharing a laugh with her are Hank Resutek, food emissi’ons testing program gives Connecticut its The welfare reform bill approved by debate Markley ordered the vote chairman for the fair, and Elizabeth's brother, Joshua. The best chance of attaining decent air quality and the cornmittee would automatically Jack At one point. Fleming and Rep. event, sponsored by the MHS Industrial Arts Department to should be continued, a state study has concluded. increase welfare benefits in line with Kenneth L. Przybysz, D-Montville. The study by the Council on Environmental the Consumer Price Index up to a benefit the Connie McCurry Scholarship Fund, named for the Town-Eighth became involved in a loud exchange Anderson Quality released Tuesday said repeal of the maximum of 5 percent annually pro­ late MHS industrial arts teacher, will award a $350 scholarship to outside the committee room over the emissions testing program as advocated by some vided the state implemented the way the meeting was handled and lack an MHS student enrolled in a two-year college or program. The lawmakers “ would certainly result in air quality accompanying reforms. of another meeting before Friday. fair will be held in the school's cafeteria from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. dispute has that is more unhealthful." The council found that Rep. James T. Fleming, R-Simsbury, hydrocor-on emissions must be reduced to reduce smog levels in the state and that automobiles T0 /e ^ generate more hydrocarbons than any other gone too far source of pollution. Burns goes I GRAND OPENING I Waste piles up Karl J . Wagener, executive director of the state agency, said the study showed there are no SPECIAL! announcing It is absurd to have two lire districts alternatives in the near future to the emissions building and operating firehouses within on offensive 8-HOUR as feds battle testing program for reducing ozone, which is I VIDEOCASSETTE I ,500 feet of each other — especially when more commonly referred to as smog. NEWINGTON (UPI) — A state Department of "The auto emissions inspection program gives RECORDER one of them can't serve the area it was A Transportation auditor said the arithmetic checked in ONLY the grand the state its best shot at decent air quality, ' a report claiming the state was cheated on paving meant to serve. over contracts Wagener said in a statement accompanying a contracts, but questions were raised about the It is ludicrous for the leader of one of report on the study, which evaluated stratgies for methods and assumptions used in that report. * 2 9 9 . ; i -I WASHINGTON — Poisonous caemical wastes are* controlling ozone. "It will improve air quality. As the lead-off witness Tuesday in a public those districts to say legislation to allow Lawmakers have a choice: keep the program or WHEN YOU opening piling up by the ton every day in the United States, and* investigation of the allegations, DOT Commissioner residents to secede from his district doom pollution-sensitive citizens to more un­ JOIN OUR burning the toxic stuff at sea in giant incinerator ships * J. William Burns attacked the report he received in LIFETIME would create chaos — existing legislation healthful air,” Wagener added. February from the office of Chief State’s Attorney is thought by many experts to be the best solution toj Newer autos and light trucks must undergo the MOVIE CLUB which allows residents of the other Austin J. McGuigan. M the growing problem. } FOR ONLY annual $10 emissions tests under the 2-year-old The report, written by investigator Antonio J. sale of CH But officials of the Maritime Administration} program, which has enraged some motorists S4 4 9 9 district to secede has already created Luppino. said Roncari Industries Inc., an East IAA*' chaos. complain that the Environmental Protection Agency} which in turn prompted demans from some Granby contractor, had cheated the state out of at has deliberately discouraged competition in the^ legislators for its repeal. ★ PLUS ★ ! But it is contemptible that the rivalry least $25,000 and perhaps as much as $60,000 under potentially lucrative incineration industry by favor-I; contracts in 1981. 11 Anothei^ between the two districts has sunk to the ing one company over all others. i Burns said, "Because it appeared there might be unprofessional level at which competing Maritime's immediate concern is a $55 million loanj Clown to return to court questions as to the accusations and validity of the FREE guarantee it gave to a rival firm, which will need EPA J state’s attorney's allegations, because there was I MOVIE RENTALSI firefighters assault each other, verbally BRIDGEPORT — “TicklestheClown " wasdue conflicting testimony in fact-finding ... and frankly approval to operate its ships — and to repay the loan.^ back in Superior Court today, the prosecution’s A and physically. In its zeal to protect the interests of its anointed^ because of the number of secret investigations of DOT key witness against a mother of a graduating over the last several years, I decided ... it was time T 12 0 The incident Tuesday morning, when company — and others that might want to enter the* student accused of trying to bribe him with $10,000 one of the town’s deputy fire chiefs struck some of it was exposed to the sunlight” QUASAR Open Forum field — Maritime has wrapped itself in the flag. EPA’sJ after a pie-in-the-face graduation prank. DOT auditor James Wietrak testified a check of the a volunteer firefighter for the Eighth chosen firm, Chemical Waste Management, uses! Robert Fuller, who performs as Tickles, 6-HOUR report’s arithmetic had confirmed the $25,000 in BLANK TAPE District, is reprehensible. Even if such an foreign-registry incineration ships for its EPA-J claimed Tuesday that Mary Diorio, 36, hired him possible overcharges from delivering paving mate­ relations between man and approved waste burning research in the Gulf of} to hit a school administrator in the face with a pie SPECIAL by the most humanistic of sex rials paid for by the state to private work sites, from attack were provoked, it would never be Column on class woman.” Mexico. } and then begged him to keep silent. so-called phantom loads charged to the state and experts. Fuller, who has accused Diorio and her justified. Could it be that our Russian "The terms of the proposed special permit to* never delievered, and other questionable practices. * 4 . 9 9 That it has hot worked in husband, James, of offering him a bribe, was to But he said he could find no evidence of any further movies shows ignorance friends have zeroed in on some­ Perhaps leaders on both sides are right England is witnessed by the 1972 Chemical Waste Management. Inc.” for the Gulf of3 resume his testimony today when Judge Robert thing that we haven’t been enlight­ Mexico incineration "were very prejudicial to one’ possible wrongdoing to justify the conclusion that to withhold public comment on the matter To the Editor; report of the Royal College of P. Burns said he would rule on a defense motion to Roncari had cheated the state of an additional $35,000. ened to yet? Are we to keep company controlling ocean-incineration technology} for now. Heated discussion of the Obstetricians and Gynecologists, dismiss the case. The Diorios each face a possible Members of the panel suggested some of the burying our head in the sand and in the United States with foreign flag ships,” states a} James Sacks' column on Satur­ commenting on the failure of sex 10 years in prison on charges of tampering with a discrepancies could relate to mistakes in a computer altercation would not ease the tensions say, as you do, that humanism is Maritime memo obtained by my associates Corky} witness and bribery. James Diorio, 44. a former day only demonstrates, further, a education to stem the increase of that was "still in the debugging stage,” according to MOVIE RENTAL between the two fire departments, and it not being taught daily in our Johnson and Donald Goldberg. j public defender, will be tried later. severe need for more duality- unplanned pregnancies among panel member Robert W. Gubala, the DOT s chief Rent one classrooms? Are we to accept, The company that Maritime backs. At Sea Mnc., is could further polarize the community. education in our classrooms. You adolescents. engineer. blindly, anything that the schools building two incinerator ships in this country, and wilf Wietrak said the report relied heavily on Jmovie at the Manchester residents must have re­ have a problem with -'reading That it is not working in the want to teach? Maybe it is just operate them under the U.S. flag, } Century reaches agreement cross-checking computer slips with driver logs and Iregular price | comprehension.” You state that United States in those jurisdictions sponsible fire protection. An incident like easier to say that everything is OK, load documentation. But panel members and special and get a we are "trying to impose our and school systems that have had it Maritime officials also savaged EPA for allegedly} WATERBURY — Century Brass Products Inc. Tuesday's seriously undermines the trust because being involved is just too has worked out an arrangement with a Boston counsel Mark S. Shipman pointed out that several of values on others, regardless of the for years, is shown by convincing writing its draft incineration guidelines with special second one hard and learning the truth could insurance company to cover checks for em­ the Roncari plants in East Granby were not that town residents place in their fire consequences,” Well, apparently statistics on VD, illegitimacy and focus on the chemical PCB — of which Chemical be just too painful? ployees' medical claims. computerized. YOUR HOME departments. Residents should be con­ we are the only ones who are perversion. Waste Management has a huge stockpile in an The documents received from the state’s attorney FREE!! 1 maintain that you haven't Alabama waste dump. } Colonial Bank of Waterbury has been returning (with (hit id Mly| concerned about consequences but Anyone with a modicum of related to several investigations by McGuigan’s staff VIDEO ENTERTAINMENT cerned about leadership of a fire really gotten yourself involved in medical claims checks as non-negotiable for the nowhere have we sought to impose common sense and awareness of The EPA's "subject strategy," a Maritime memo of the DOT and its former commissioner. Arthur B. department which allows such nonsense. the school system and are not past week. STORE our moral values on anyone else. human nature would perhaps charged, “ proposes an extensively time-consuming} Frank Santaguida, Century's vice president for Powers, who resigned following allegations of backing this course or the school bribe-taking and later was convicted of hindering There is no evidence that Tuesday’s Since you have not been able to reexamine a faulty premise here. redundant, burdensome, inefficient and expensive employee relations, said Tuesday Confederation MOVIE MOVIES & MORE A new kind of home video entertainment system from an intelligent, in­ prosecution. incident created a risk greater than grasp the argument yet, let me And please show me where our research maze into which only the most well-heelet) Life Insurance has agreed to provide funds to store devoted to bringing you the movies you want — WHEN formed standpoint. I challenge Raymond Roncari, president of Roncari Industries, CLUB already existed at the site of a serious repeat — we only want this course statistics for comparison are with ocean incineration firm with particular interest iq cover most of the bad medical-reimbursement YOU WANT TO SEE THEM Ail on videocassette. And for you, if you must be vocal, to at least burning PCBs would dare venture.” • checks issued before the company filed for has strongly denied any attempt to bilk the state. He l e s s t h a n *1 PER DAY FOR OjJR CLUB MEMBERS, out of viable class time and done regard to this course? Where and was present at Tuesday’s hearing and several IMEMBERSHMSI structure fire. But what could happen if be knowledgeable. The memo left little doubt that Chemical Waste reorganization in U.S. Bankruptcy Court March properly with educated profession­ what are the goals to be accompan­ Roncari employees are scheduled to testify at the ON SALE it you don't have a recorder, you can own one for as little as firefighters were so busy fighting — or And, again, I challenge the Management was the well-heeled firm it had in mind} 15. Spokesmen for both hospitals in Waterbury •16 a month during this Grand Opening Sale. Come in to als. If left in school, students who ied by this course and a time limit hearings this week. people of this town to examine the said they could consider Century employees as AT stopping fights — that they didn’t have are removed will still be subject to to arriv^ at such goals so that we The suspicious Maritime officials also claimed that Burns said Roncari has “ cooperated fully in MOVIES & MORE statistics and demand excellence medically insured. time to stop the fire? The question may peer pressure and possible humili­ may see it is “ working" here EPA set out to sabotage the inter-agency board that providing all company records and statements from Look over our selection ot tine films Learn about our Club for our children. Checks tor prescriptions issued before March ation and, as loving parents, we where it has not worked favored a speeded-up program to build U.S; 15 will not be paid for the time being, but Century his employees" for the departmental investigation. ' privileges Check our great Grand Opening specials on sound far-fetched, but no more far­ videocassette recorders and club memberships. You II lind elsewhere? incinerator ships. And at least one EPA scientist plans to establish an account by Friday to cover want to protect our children from Bums testified Tuesday he had not yet seen the V2 MOVIES & MORE is really your kind of home entertainment fetched than the sight of firefighters from Peggie Lewis this, I am appalled that someone in In a guide for sex education supported this view. • checks written after March 15. Santaguida said. additional documents released by McGuigan over the 81 Foster St. PRICE!! store different fire departments slugging each your position would openly display published in ‘Soviet Education’, a Noting that EPA replaced one consulting firm thal weekend. other. such ignorance as exhibited on monthly journal of the Academy Manchester had been working on regulations with another that HUNDREDS OF HITS LIKE THESE The public has a right to know the Saturday. Educational Sciences, in 1949, the was "not familiar with the incineration-at-sea FREE process,” the EPA official wrote: "It appears to haVe Computer kids AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE RENTAL conclusion of the investigations of Tues­ Have you even acquainted your­ U.S.S.R. did a complete about-face Only government |T-SHIRTM!| self with the material in this course from the previous Soviet policy of been another effort to discredit the board." day’s incident. Continued “ no comment" and the way it is being presented, “ free love” and early sex instruc­ can run gambling The official added that EPA researchers familiar look for peace WITH THE THE RAZOR'S EDGE GONE WITH THE WIND from the top could lead us to believe that or are you just banking on the fact tion with initiation in the schools with the program had been taken off the task force. NEW HAVEN (UPI) - PUNCHASE OF REVENGE OF THE NERDS ONCE UPON A TIME To the Editor: ANY VCR OR IN AMERICA such behavior is being condoned by that we are the "vocal minority" where it did not work there either. This prompted an outraged response from Maritime, Members of a computer club at POLICE ACADEMY saying: "It is iudicrous that the EPA work grqupis not Southern Connecticut State Uni­ LIFETIME BACHELOR PARTY SHEENA administrators. and you feel a need to appease They wrote: “ Talks should be held MEMBERSHIP!! PRIME SUSPECT what you hope is the majority? in privacy between father and son I can't think of two more utilizing the combined experience and talents of versity said they wouid like to THE WOMAN IN RED generate positive energy into the KOZY KRAFT I (wMh wppllti lMl| FLASHPOINT It is education that we are or mother and daughter. They will community-active or patriotic or­ (these representatives)." ALL OF ME tensions tetween the two super­ RED DAWN seeking to give to these children — definitely be justified and directly ganizations than the Elks and STAR TREK III - Veterans of Foreign Wars. powers by a computer connection KORNER SEARCH FOR SPOCK THE NATURAL not half truths and moral skepti­ beneficial, for they will correspond Who Med tor Argentina? with their Soviet counterparts. Where would these veterans, AGAINT ALL ODDS PURPLE RAIN cism. Take a look at Sweden, as an to the natural awakening of sex in A couple of minor mysteries in the British- Senior Seth Pauker, the presi­ WIN after years of fighting for freedom THE EVIL THAT MEN DO TIGHTROPE example. In 1966, the foreign editor the young person. Such talks must Argentine war over the Falkland Islands three years dent of the club, referred to the Rt. 83 — Vernon in foreign wars, ever get the idea of Look magazine at that time also cover sex hygiene and particu­ ago were cleared up the other day when my associate . tensions between the United States (2 mllBi north of TrI City Plizi) A FR EE that they could come home to a wrote an article on Sweden's new larly questions of sexual morality. Jon Lee Anderson spoke with some Argentine air and the Soviet Union as one reason COMING SOON!! battle over sex after 10 years of Sex education is and should be country that would allow them to force pilots in Bolivia. why the members are interested in Tel. - 875-3135 TV! play video games for money? the exchange. THE BOSTONIANS THE POPE OF compulsory sex education in which education for love — that is, a great They told him which country was secretly supplying Rdflilir ■( wir Gambling is so degrading and "What we re doing may not (I n '* darlRf IRRECONCILABLE GREENWICH VILLAGE he stated: "The rising incidence of and profound feeling enhanced by planes and missiles to Argentina during the war, and disgusting an act that only govern­ alleviate that problem, but it SRANOOPENMfi DIFFERENCES ICE STATION ZEBRA VD in Sweden over the past 10 unity of life, yearnings and hopes. how the Argentines disguised their enormous aircraft ment is allowed to run it. shows some positive energy. The ANNUAL SPRING CLEARANCE SALE SALEpmM mmI TERMINAL ISLAND PAT BENETAR IN CONCERT years, despite the absence of But such sex education must be losses, which one of the fliers said may have been as students are the future leaders, ” Starts *Thurs., March 2 8 - 1:00 P.M. yaa caa aria a prostitution, the presence of sex OH GOD YOU DEVIL NIGHT OF THE GENERALS conducted without too open and high as 50 percent. he said. Many unadvartlsed specials during this 3 day event. i r black A arhHa I THE KARATE KID DUNE education and the easy availability downright cynical selection of Peter J. McNamara |TV.NatUagtobay.| Peru was the secret source of the French Exocet The club members would be­ BASIC CRAFT SUPPLIES of contraceptives that would pre­ physiological problems. Example 106 Summit St. come the first American students Na abHgattaa. missiles that proved to be Argentina’s most effective Stenciling Needlework Potpourri vent most cases of gonorrhea, occupies the most important place Manchester weapon, destroying a British warship with heavy loss to establish a computer connection BURR CORNER with other students in the Soviet Wood Silkflowers Ribbon baffles the experts." here. If the child witnesses from of life. Paints Dried materials Lamp Supplies Union. And so it should, indeed. For they the first year of his life genuine Letters policy Peruvian pilots flew replacement Mirages and (Caldor) SHOPPING PLAZA have forgotten that moral behav­ love between father and mother, ' The request for the link with WE HAVE CRAFT WORKSHOPSI other jet fighters across Bolivia to the Argentine Moscow State University is pend­ ior results not from information The Manchester Herald wel­ |Free drawing (or 3 Gift Certificates: *20.00 *15.00 *10.00 1139 TOLLAND TURNPIKE their mutual respect, aid and border town of San Salvador de Jujuy, high in the ing and was initiated when the STORE comes original letters to the editor. but from formation, and the concern, and their openly permit­ Andes, There the aircraft were turned over to ■ students wrote to President Rea­ j T i a m e ;...... "7!...... '7...... 7 ...... 7 ...... 7 . 7 1 HOURS: MANCHESTER, CT 06040 formation provided by classroom ted manifestations of tenderness Letters should be brief and to the Argentine crews. gan, the U.S. Embassy in Moscow, I Mon.-Sat. sex instruction is not conducive to and affection, these will be the point. They should be typed or and the Soviet Embassy in Wa­ Tel. No.;...... | To hide Argentina’s staggering aircraft losses, the I CUP COUPON llOa.m. - Ip.m. TEL 643-6445 continence or chastity, or even, it most powerful educational factors neatly handwritten, and, for ease replacement planes were painted exactly like the ones shington, which referred them to a ' And now tor the latest update on the presi­ in editing, should be double­ . research liaison, the International Sun. seems, “ responsible" sexuality, and will awaken the child's atten­ that had been shot down, even to the identical ‘ We will be closed Thursday until 1:00 PM to prepare (or our sale OTHER LOCATIONS: HAMOEN. CT WOONSOCKET. WARWICK. Rl tHHcWiSUNT. dent's lower intestinal tract... even as "responsible” is defined tion to such serious and beautiful spaced. Letters must be signed. Research and Exchange Board in Op«n ThiKBday end FrlMy Bvaningi until 7 M SMo Ends SaVKtfBy. M »ch 30 - 0 PM 12- 5p.m. NIAHLIORO, UXINSTOR. ATTUOORg OUNLINOTON, HANOVER. ANDOVER. MA numbers and other markings. New York City. MANt'HKSTKH HKHALl). Wednesday. March 27. 1985 - 9 H - MANCHKSTER HERALD. Wednesday. M:irt h 27. 19B5

Obituaries Fight delays vote on phone competition I S P O R T S The in-state'ito revenues hpinhelp keepkeen the H or against the bill, but rather tor or disapproved. Bv Kathy Gormus costs of basic, local service low, against the process," said Larson Currently the only phone com­ Longmeadow, is in charge of Herald Reporter and allowing competition could Edna Bolsonnault But Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, R- panies authorized to provide in­ arrangements. lead to greatly increased rates for Edna (Houley) Boisonnault, 84. Manchester, co-chairman of the state long-distance service are the Beats out Ewing, Tisdale HARTFORD — Consideration of the average customer, they have of 12F Bluefield Drive, wife of the Rose LIpInskI a bill that would extend a morato­ committee, said that the biil had Southern New England telephone late Romeo Boisonnault. died Co., the Woodbury Telephone Co. said. McNamara converts Rose Lipinski. 98, of Stafford rium on long-distance phone com­ not changed drastically. But potential competitors like Tuesday at Bradley Memorial "It has been our intention to and New York Telephone. Springs, died Tuesday at her petition within the state turned into MCI, AT&T and GTE Sprint have move the biii today and we are SNET lobbyists have argued for. Hospital. Southington. home. She was the mother of a battle of personalities tod^y at a argued that competition could lead She was born in Biddeford, meeting of the Legislature's going to do it, " Zinsser said. a longer moratorium, claiming Ojeda Into a reliever Frank J. Lipinski of Manchester. that competition would cut into to lower rales like those now Mullin UPI player of year Larson moved to have the bill Maine, and had lived in Manches­ She also is survived by two Energy and Public Utilities available on interstate long­ ter the past 35 years. She was a tabled and then tried to call for a annual in state long-distance re­ daughters, Emelia L, Orlowski Committee. distance routes. WINTER HAVEN, Fla, member of the Church of the recess to give committee members venues estimated at $90 miilion. and Gladys L. Orlowski, both of By 11.30 this morning the (U PI) — Left-hander Bobby Bv Fred Lief points a game this season, hitting Assumption. Stafford Springs; three grand- committee had not acted on the time to review the bill, but both Ojeda, who won 12 games for the United Press International 52 percent from the floor and 82 She is survived by two sons, Guy attempts were defeated. daughters: three great- bill. Boston Red Sox as a starter last percent from the free-throwline. It .A series of amendments pro­ Boisonnault of Southington and Dr. granddaughters: three great- Several committee members NOTICE season, has been moved to the NEW YORK — Chris Mullin, the was all the more impressive, Gilbert Boisoneau of Manchester; posed by Lavine were aiso de­ grandsons; and several nieces and complained that they did not have bullpen. Brooklyn gym rat who made St, coming against double coverage one brother. Dr. M.P. Houley of feated. Zinsser said he wanted to nephews. enough time to review the tl-page EAST. WEST AND BUCKLAND John McNamara, who con­ John's one of the class acts this and hounding box-and-one Biddeford; one sister, Annette send the bill to the floor of the The funeral will be Thursday at bill, which was revised from an verted Rollie Fingers to a relief season, is United Press Interna­ defenses, Viger of Hartford; eight grand­ Senate unamended. 10 a.m. at the Introvigne Funeral earlier version CEMETERIES pitcher nearly 15 years ago, tional's college basketball Player " I ’m never surprised at my children. and five great­ The bill calls for a continued Home, 95 E. Main St., Stafford "The first time 1 had this draft in made his first bold move as a of the Year. shooting,” Mullin said. "That's my grandchildren. moratorium on in-state competi­ Springs, with a mass of Christian my hand was about 30 seconds It Is requested that cemetery lot owners remove any Red Sox manager Tuesday by Behind Mullin's elegant shot and job.” The funeral will be Saturday at tion until January 1987, at which burial in St. Edward's Church at 11 ago," Rep David Lavine. D- winter grave decorations that they wish to keep. converting Ojeda to a relief shrewd floor game, St. John's An All-America and Olympic 10:15 a.m. from the John F. time the state Department of a.m. Burial will be in St. Edward Durham, said at the start of the pitcher. soared to No. 1 for five weeks gold medalist, Mullin is neither Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Public Utility Control would report Cemetery. Calling hours are to­ committee's meeting Starting Monday, April 8, 1985, weather permitting, McNamara asked Ojeda, who before qualifying for its first Final fast nor especially quick nor much Center St., followed by a mass of to the Legislature on whether the night from 7 to 9. "This is one of most intensely the necessary spring clean-up of the grounds will be­ tied for the American League Four in 33 seasons. The Redmen of a jumper. But when facing a Christian burial at the Church of moratorium should continue. Memorial donations may be lobbied bills in the General Assem­ gin In preparation for mowing. lead with five shutouts last meet Georgetown Saturday in press, St. John's turns to his steady the Assumption at II a.m. Burial If the DPUC decides that in-state made to St. Edward School Fund, bly. " said Sen John Larson, season, if he was willing to Lexington, Ky,, in the semifinals of hand. When the key pass must be will be in St. James Cemetery. competition would be in the public 101 High St., Stafford Springs. D-East Hartford. REMINDER: Plastic flowers or decordatlons should become a relief pitcher. Ojeda the NCAA Tournament. made, Mullin finds someone in the Calling hours are Friday from 2 to interest, it would be required to 06076. Lavine and Larson are the not be used on grave sites between April 8 and Oc­ said he is taking a positive In balloting by 148 sports writers lane. And when the Redmen need 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. develop a plan for introducing ranking members of the approach about the move. and broadcasters, Mullin was the ball, he is there with the steal. Memorial donations may be competition that would take effect tober 31, 1985. Helen B. Gay committee Robert D. Harrison " I don't look at this as an B O B O JE D A more than a 2-to-l winner Tuesday "If I were a bombardier," St. made to the LaSalette Shrine, 315 "1 can appreciate the desire to by July 1, 1987, if approved by the Helen B. Gay, 60, first selectwo- Superintendent of experiment," Ojeda said. "1 over Patrick Ewing of George­ John's coach Lou Carnesecca said. Topsiefield Road, Ipswich, Mass., get this out of committee and on the Legislature, Under the revised man of Colchester, died Monday Cemeteries look at this as another career to reliever in 1970. town. Mullin received 85 votes, " I ’d want him dropping the 01938. floor. 1 don t want this to come bill, if the Legisiature took no night of cancer at Hartford move. 1 am ready." McNamara also switched Ewing 39 and Wayman Tisdale of bombs." down to where we're not voting tor action, the plan would be /'• Hospital. "W e needed a lefthander out Tom Hume from a starter to a Oklahoma 8. Carnesecca has called Mullin a Maurice Danziger Gay served in Colchester politics of the bullpen and actually (Red reliever in 1979 for the Cincin­ The vote was conducted over a "once in a lifetime player.” This Maurice Danziger, 90. of for 20 years She was a member of Sox pitching coach) Bill Fischer nati Reds. two-week period beginning in from someone who coached Rick Warren. Ohio, a former Manches­ the Boards of Education, Finance, came up with the idea," Ojeda has had an up and down mid-February. Barry as a pro, ter resident, died Tuesday in an and Selectmen before becoming AL SIEFFERT’S McNamara said. "It makes career with the Red Sox. Last Mullin grew up playing basket­ "H e clearly leaves an imprint on Ohio nursing home. He was the the town s chief executive in 1981. sense. He has a good arm. He year, he finished with a 12-12 ball in the schoolyards and gyms of the mind,” the Redmen coach said. husband of the late Helen (Under­ There are no calling hours. A has control. He seems to loosen record. Brooklyn: At St. John's, he literally And on other coaches as well. wood) Danziger. memorial service will be Tuesday up quickly. And in the five "People tell me his biggest held the keys to the school gym, "He's such a great shooter and He lived in Manchester most of at 11 a.m. at the Colchester weeks I've known him, he problem is concentration." using the facility as he saw fit, so intelligent," said Kentucky’s his life, before moving to Ohio five Federated Church, Colchester. seems to have the makeup a McNamara said. "Being a regardless of the hour. Joe B. Hall, whose team was years ago. Memorial donations may be relief pitcher needs." relief pitcher, he won't have to This year, the 6-foot-6 senior beaten 86-70 by St. John's behind He was active in community made to the Colchester Federated With Ojeda out of the starting concentrate very long. He'll just swingman became the career Mullin's 30 points and 7 assists. affairs in Manchester. He was a Church, or the Colchester Hay­ rotation, Mike Brown. Bruce have to go out there and throw leading scorer at St. John's and "And he works so hard to get member of the Masonic Lodge 73, a ward Fire Department, care of Kison and Mike Trujillo will strikes," again made New York one of himself open, it's wishful thinking stamp dealer and life member of Selectman's Office, Colchester, battle for the fourth spot in the McNamara’s only concern is college basketball's capital cities. to even think you could stop him." the Manchester Stamp Club, and a 06415. D'Esopo Wethersfield rotation, while A1 Nipper recov­ whether or not Ojeda's arm can St. John’ s won the regular- Ewing is another player many UPI pholo life member of the Connecticut Chapel has charge of local ers from his ulcer. Bruce Hurst, take the wear and tear of season tiile in the Big East teams have tried stopping. The Philatelic Society. He taught arrangements. Roger Clemens and Dennis pitching on consecutive days. Conference and powered through 7-foot All-America was the bed­ school in New Britain. He was an Boyd are the first three Ojeda talked to his father and the West Regional with victories rock of the No. 1 Hoyas. He Chris Mullin (right) was congratulated by NC State Army veteran of World War I. In Meniorium starters. 7-year-old daughter, Janna, over Southern, Arkansas. Ken­ averaged 15 points and 10 rebounds coach Jim Valvano after Redmen beat Valvano’s He is survived by a daughter, Ojeda had one relief appear­ about the move. tucky and North Carolina State. a game and asserted himself as Wolfpack for West Regional title. Mullin was named In sad and loving memory of .\r- "1 told my daughter that one of the gam e’s best defensive Helen Maker of Warren; a brother, ance last year. It came against The Redmen have a 31-3 record. Tuesday UPl’s player of the year. Eugene Danziger of Bennington. thiir McGowan. Sr who [lassed WHY PAY MORE! the California Angels, who were instead of Daddy being grumpy ■ Mullin averaged more than 20 centers. Vt.; six grandchildren; and four away March 271 h . 1978 then managed by McNamara. every five days, he might be great-grandchildren. His memory is as dear loday. Ojeda retired eight straight grumpy every day,” he said. Ojeda, 27, will make his There w ill be a graveside service As in the hour he passed away. batters in 2 23 innings in relief. at 1 p.m. Friday in Longmeadow "Bobby based his decision on spring bullpen debut Thursday Cemetery, Longmeadow, Mass Sadly missed by Litton Litton filling a need on this team ," said against the Toronto Blue Jays. Bruins hopes for Wife and family McNamara then plans to pitch Hafey East Longmeadow Chapels, A FULL-SIZE WUOE McNamara, who was managing ’V'' IN A FULL-SIZE UTTON! in the A's organization when he Ojeda on consecutive days to Directors optimistic switched Fingers from a starter see how he reacts. first aii but ended I Litton/ M ONTREAL (U PI) - With six games left in the season, the AND GET A $100 REBATE Cavs have good time Boston Bruins have just about NHL rounidup about federai funds given up hope of a first-place finish — See page 11 Cooks so many foods so wall! in the Adams Division. Continued from page 1 budgets that balance or show a • .5 cubic foot oven, “ If we had any hopes of catching surplus. in beating up Knicks i Doluxe Electronic Touch Control 1.3 cubic foot the Canadiens, tonight was a very Seventy-five percent was the fed­ Director Peter DiRosa said that big gam e,” center Butch Goring Montreal shots, said he could not eral share when Manchester first while there is now a greater sense MICROWAVE MICROWAVE RICHFIELD, Ohio (UPI) - said Tuesday after the Bruins have played the Deblois breaka­ set out to improve the plant under of urgency over reducing the Some basketball games, says dropped a 5-3 decision to Montreal. way any belter. orders of federal andstateenviron- federal deficit, it has not reached NBA roundup World B. Free, are like "when your "Now, it's nearly impossible for us “ I had him, but when I fell on my mental officials. Now, however, the necessary degree of panic. He friends surprise you by setting you — See page 11 to catch them.” side my pads banged a little and the figure has dropped to 55 said the aim last year was to pay up with a really homely girl." The Bruins now trail Montreal the puck slid under," he said. percent. $50 billion toward reduction of the “ So, you go out on the town and and Quebec by eight points. Peelers looked weak on the Florio's bill would set the per­ budget deficit and "they did not you wind up having a good tim e," Lucien Deblois broke a 3-3 tie second Montreal goal, an 80-foot centage at 65. raise a dime. " the Cleveland guard said. "You team. with a short-handed goal with less slapshot in the first period by Cassano said if the Chafee plan He said he is not optimistic that never know what to expect in Cleveland, led by Free’s 16 than four minutes left in the second Mario Tremblay. ultimately provides loans at no the federal government will do any Litton Litton basketball either.” points, improved to 29-43. The Cavs period, When asked about first place. interest or at low interest, it might better this year. moved a game ahead of Atlanta, Mike MePhee bounced the puck Bruin coach Harry Sinden said: still benefit the town. Kevin O'Brien, town attorney, Free and his Cavaliers team­ which lost to New Jersey 109-108, off the boards to center ice, where "There are no setbacks. We’ll be Director Eleanor Coltman said said that aid to cities and towns, mates had that blind date Tuesday for the final Eastern Conference Deblois outraced the last Boston there (in the action) when the one message she got from sessions which makes up only 15 percent of night, turning a struggle against playoff spot. defender, cut to his left and slipped playoffs start." she attended was that those towns the federal budget, will be the only the New York Knicks into a victory the puck under sprawling goalie Defenseman Larry Robinson that know what they want to area in which cuts will be consi­ that snapped a three-game losing "W e really had to beat the became the ninth Canadien to UPI photo accomplish and have their priori­ dered for reduction of the budget. streak. Knicks," Cleveland coach George Pete Peelers. score 675 points in career regular- ties established will do better in the Mercier said corporations are Free scored 8 points to highlight Karl said. "N ew York was missing "Their short-handed goal was Boston winger Geoff Courtnall is checked along the Nobody know* mofv an 18-0 Cleveland third-quarter its big gun (Bernard K in g), and we the turning point in the hockey season play with a second-period new budgeting climate than towns not paying a fair share of federal about mlcrowavo cooking goal. Forward Ryan Waller scored boards by Montreal’s Chris Chelios (24) in first period that do not. taxation and the burden falls on than Litton spurt, leading the way to a 112-98 didn't deserve to contend for a gam e," Goring said. Peelers, who let in five of 28 the first Montreal goal. action. Canadiens won, 5-3. The town's plans for work on the individuals. .8 cubic foot Large 1.5 cubic foot oven. victory over a hobbled New York playoff spot if we had lost." sewer plant, at a total cost of about SELF CLEANING Cassano said there was so much OVEN $20 million, are completed. The stress on revenue sharing at the MICROWAVE MICROWAVE town is ready to start work when weekend conference that other funds are available and when the Alford’s improved shooting key for Hoosers in NIT play problems, like human services, did town voters approve. not get much attention. Director Donna Mercier said Alford has righted himself in the 7-foot-2 Blab. Tennessee has no advantage over Tennessee coun­ use. But Coltman said she attended By Mike Barnes see tonight (7 p.m. EST) in a there appears to be a great deai of <^nLitton.' NIT. He's scored 26, 14 and 29 player taller than 6-7 among its top terpart Rob Jones. The Bruins will have to contain one session on human services at United Press International semifinal game at Madison Square competition for available money. eight, so Volunteers coach Don UCLA, making its first appear­ Billy Thompson, the Cardinals' which she found that the probiem $ 1 0 0 Garden. UCLA plays Louisville in points in victories over Butler, She said state and local taxes will Richmond and Marquette, respec­ De Voe is forced to live or die by the ance in the NIT after 23 seasons leading scorer, rebounder and of sheltering the homeless is Was Litton NEW YORK - It’s been no the other contest, with the survi­ have to pick up the slack when tively, to advance the Hoosiers to jumper, among the NCAA elite, is hoping playmaker. The 6-7 junior for­ widespread, with most communi­ Litton one of your Now Year’s Litton coincidence that Indiana's late- vors meeting for the NIT cham­ federal revenue sharing funds “ We don’t have anybody to play for a repeat of its February 24 ward, an All-Metro Conference ties improvising solutions by coop­ season rise has paralleled the rise pionship Friday night at 9 p.m. New York. disappear. Resolutions? Now, get a "Alford came out of the Olym­ Blab," DeVoe said. game with the Cardinals. selection, averages 14.7 points and erative action between the munici­ ,nO,00 in Steve Alford's shooting When Alford’s shooting touch The Reagan administration $100 Rebate tool percentage. disappeared in mid-season, Indi­ pics as a real target and I think But so far. the jumper has Reggie Miller, the brother of 8.5 rebounds per game. wants to eliminate revenue shar­ pality and church groups. That's Uppm t Ovan.- Alford, the slick-shooting pe­ ana lost touch with the rest of the only now he's getting adjusted to provided life. Sophomore guard Southern California's Olympic Although Louisville, 19-16, has ing on the grounds that it is not the situation in Manchester. • L a r g a l.t cubic loot ovan with M aah ln-O na* rimeter player the Hoosiers de­ Big Ten. that." Indiana coach Bobby Knight Tony White has been explosive off basketball star Cheryl Miller, been hurt by injuries all season, based on specific needs and that She said cities reported large C o o k in g Rack. pend on to deflect inside pressure The 6-foot-2 sophomore, a said. "People have come really the bench, scoring 48 points in N IT clicked on 12-oM6 shots in that Thompson may have been indi­ • 000 w a tt* o f co o kin g powar. “$1199 towns and cities have surpluses in unexplained increases in their • Daluna Touch Control with hard at him. putting bigger players victories over Southwestern Loui­ 75-65 triumph at Pauley Pavilion, rectly helped by them. He has Auto-Cook. Auto-Datroal. .. v f 5 5 0 0 - ° ° - from center Uwe Blab, has hit 62 member of the gold-medal winning their budgets. homeless population, with officials VartaMa Powar, Oalay Start and TIma-of-Day Clock. percent of his post-season shots in U.S, Olympic team, was the on him at times. When we lose siana and Virginia. and Nigel Miguel, a 6-6 guard, played some guard this year and Cassano said the administration • ■ullt-Invantandnngaturfacallght. wondering why they are having • AwardadthaAmarteanCullnaryFadarattonSaal-oh guiding Indiana into the Final Four leading scorer in eight of Indiana’s Alford's scoring, we have a tough "W e’re not going to change our added 15 points and 8 rebounds as that has improved his ball­ Approver for outstartdlng cooking parformanca. viewpoint overlooks the fact that such troubles in the midst of 'upper microwave owen RTS IN EASILY OVEH-THE-RANGE of the National Invitation first 11 games as the Hoosiers got time going to somebody else.” style now," DeVoe said. "We do the Bruins played their best game handling and passing skills. towns and cities must have economic recovery. Low arOvan: WITH BUILT-IN VENT AND UGHT. SAVES When Indiana, 18-13, shoots rely heavily on the jump shot. We by reaching season-lows in turnov­ Tournament triumphs over A l­ Large 1.5 cubic foot • LargaS.O cubic foot aatf-claaning convanllonal ovan. COUNTERSPACE WITHOUT REMODEUNG Tournament. off to a 9-2 start. But Alford • Puah-to-tumcontrolarorMlaoparatlon. corn State, South Florida and • TwoS”; twoO’ aurfaca alamanta. The Hoosiers. looking like the managed more than 20 points only better than 50 percent, its record is can go inside at times, but with the ers (7) and fouls (14). Police Roundup • ta w of halght abova cooktop aurtaca can hold tha favorite to win the 48th edition of once in a 13-game mid-season span 17-3. big guy they have inside, it will be UCLA, 19-12, has won six Tennessee-Chatlanooga have kept MICROWAVE largaat of co o kin g utanalla. MICROWAVE the nation's oldest college basket­ that had Indiana lose eight confer­ If Alford fails, at least the difficult." straight games and 10 of its last 11 alive Louisville's streak of 40 Nobody knows more about ■ ball tournament, take on Tennes­ ence contests. Hoosiers can go inside to the Blab will have a 7-inch height — its only loss in tour overtimes to consecutive winning seasons. Four face charges 438 microwave cooking than Litton. L I T l O 11 in motorcycle theft If he's so good, then why is Pearson leaving? Nine days ago the Knights of Columbus, at their 1985-86 season rolls around? who are not happy with the change forced upon them Two Newington youths accused Police said the four teenagers Jenn-Air for the creative cook. 32nd annual Irish Sports Night, honored Manchester One of Pearson’s teachings to his players was of by Federation Rules that the state of Connecticut has of stealing two motorcycles from a broke through a fence at Manches­ Jenn-Air's Grill-Range puts the sizzling, The finest High basketball coach Doug Pearson. loyalty and being faithful to the school. Did the school adopted. "When you think of baseball, you think of Manchester dealer last October ter Honda at 24 Adams St. and stole outdoor flavor you love Into steaks, Pearson, as some local fans will recall, announced Thoughts reciprocate in its dealings with him? There are nine innings, not seven,” one coach said... There is a are to be arraigned today in the parts for two all-terrain cooking his resignation at mid-season. He leaves his post after serious doubts. Was there ever a time when the proposal before the Connecticut Association of Manchester Superior Court and motorcycles. chops, chicken... 11 successful seasons. ApLENty administration pointed out what they considered Athletic Directors (CAAD) that the limit of 20 softball • system ever shortcomings — so corrective action could be taken? and baseball games for each school, be changed to "20 two others are to be arraigned in All four youths are free on $500 There were, as expected, a number of tributes paid Len Auster April on similar charges. non-surety bonds. Stewart and sarao'Jenn-Air I Any meat you prepare on a created. the 40-year-oId Pearson. There was some humor Did they sit down with him and say ‘Hey, Doug, this playing dates, four of which may be used to play I lenn-Air tastes heller ^ intermingled about Pearson’s performance but there Sports Editor doesn’t look good forthe school. How about changing a doubleheaders." This is an idea that should draw F^olice said that they did not Seiler were scheduled for court Ihetause |enn-Alr's esr lu- A was a lot of seriousness expressed. little bit.' considerable attention... Pending ratlficaton, varsity learn the identity of the suspects today, Giangrave for April 10 and Iftive Char-flavor grill One colleague said Pearson was the most That didn't happen. The commitment that Pearson high school baseball umpires will receive $40 this until about three weeks after the Daly for April 8, ■ cooks iutcy. outdoor flavor technically sound coach he had ever seen and his had shown the town of Manchester, that included spring, $41 in ‘86-87, $42.03 in 1987-88 and $43.08 in break-in, when Newington police I ioio every bite. 398 practices were well thought out and purposeful each getting its highly successful summer soccer program 1988-89. Boys varsity basketball officials were paid $43 A young man exposed himself 998 Pearson's colleagues spoke of his caring for his spotted three teenagers, including time. Another said he had learned in his brief stint as off the ground through many hours of hard work, was per game this winter. The ante goes to $44.08 in one of the suspects, riding one of outside an Imperial Drive apart­ players. How he would toil hours that other coaches an assistant under Pearson more than he had in 19 not returned. 1986-87, $45.18 in ‘87-88 and $46.31 in 1988-89. . .East the stolen motorcycles in their ment around midnight Tuesday, would not forthe benefit of his players. And they spoke years of being associated with the game. The school, very much image conscious — maybe Catholic's Chris Galligan, 6-foot senior guard, has not town. according to a woman who re­ of his loyalty to his school. Pearson was born and ported the incident to police. There was more. brought up in Manchester and the ties are very deep. too much in this case — will get what it wants. That's drawn the notice of college basketball coaches. That's Arrested Friday were David The woman described the man And it gets one to thinking. He Ingrained into his players the Ideals of fair play someone who won't be as 'controversial' as Pearson. unfortunate. Galligan, drawing box-and-one attention Stewart and Jonathan Seiler, both as a white male around 20 years old and of representing their school in the best possible But there will be losers. A whole bunch of them in the all season, still averaged 17 points per game for the 17. and Daniel Giangrave, 18. The who was wearing a gray-hooded WHY IS PEARSON LEAVING? Why is Pearson, a light. He would not tolerate them picking up technical future. Eagles. Why is he being overlooked? Simple. East fourth youth, James K, Daly, 18. sweatshirt, jeans and sneakers. young man in a young man's game, no longer going to fouls. They are the players who won't come under wound up 3-18 and college coaches tend to bypass was arrested Monday afternoon. The man reportedly knocked on be leader of young men at Manchester High? That would be poor for their image and the image of Pearson's guidance at Manchester High. players from such squads. But in this case they will be Stewart, Seiler and Daly were each the woman's door, but when she These colleagues spoke of Pearson's dedication and the school. He taught his players good sportsmanship Players elsewhere will get that benefit. making a mistake. It's normal. Remember only one E-Z TERMS: commitment to the game and the caring that he's Division I school offered Michael Adams a charged with two counts of second- refused to answer, appeared in SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER •CASH and how to grow as an all-around person in today's degree larceny and one count of front of a sliding glass door where shown his players. His thoughts have never, never times. Bits and pieces scholarship. third-degree criminal trespass. he exposed himself. 445 HARTFORD RD. - KEENEY ST. EXIT OFF 1-84 • CREDIT CARD been on wins and losses — although more of the His teachings, In some eyes, are those of a solid Think what the little guy out of Hartford Public did Giangrave was charged on one Police were not able to find the MANCHESTER, CT. • MDNTHLY former than latter occurred. He said prior to his coach who many a school would want under contract. Scholastic baseball games this spring will all be for Boston College. Galligan is not in Adams' class. count each of second-degree lar­ man after a search of the area. OPEN DAILY: MON-THURS T|L 9 . TUES-WED-SAT T IL 5 • FRIDAY TILS PAYMENTS taking over the helm that Manchester should be able seven innings in length. That's a departure from a But he can play and be a positive factor on some ceny and third-degree criminal Police advised the woman to put a to produce a consistent winning basketball program. SO WHY IS HE LEAVING? year ago when, after mid-season, games went to the program. All that's needed is for these 'bright' trespass. sheet on the window as a curtain. And that’s what he generated. Why is going to be coaching elsewhere when the normal nine innings. There are a few area coaches coaches to open their eyes. MANCHB:STER h e r a l d . Wednesdav. March '27. 198.5 - 11 in - MANCHESTER MKRAl.D. Wednesday. M;irch l>7. lOBfi SCOREBOARD NHL roundup Fans Goulet cracks 50; Hood Red Wings 5. North Stars 1 Baseball Nords nip Sabres Lexington Hockey M lnntM ta 1 0 8—1 D ftro lt 1 0 4—5 Bv Lisa Harris from the top of the faceoff circle First period—1, Detroit, Park 12 Exhibition baseball standings NHL standings ((killont), 2:48. Z MInnesoto, Grahom 12 United Press International beat Barrasso between the legs. Bv Pohia Smith (unassisted) 5:30. Penalties — AMERICAN LEAGUE Brent Ashton scored the other United Press International Holmgren, Min, 10:35; Lodouceur, W L Pet. W al« Confer tnc* Det, 12:55; Hartsburg. Min. 14:01; Michel Goulet’s play is one of the Quebec goal early in the third Archibald. Min, 16:48. Toronto ^3 i -765 LEXINGTON, Ky. -Ify o u d o n ’t Patrick Division Chlcogo 13 0 619 supreme pleasures the NHL has to period. W L T Pts. OP OA Cleveland 10 7 .588 offer. Buffalo bounced back with a pair H yet have a room to go with your x-Phllodelph 48 19 7 103 329 233 Second period—None. Penalties— Roberts, Minnesota, 3:25. California 8 6 .571 The Quebec Nordique forward's of goals late in the period. Mike ticket to the NCAA's Final Four x-Washln0tn 43 22 9 95 301 222 Milwaukee 11 9 .550 x-NY Islandrs 39 31 5 83 331 293 Third period—3, Detroit, Ogrodnick S3 acclaimed offensive prowess took Folignq notched his 25th of the year and live further than a day's drive (Duguoy), 2:36. 4, Detroit, Ogrodnick 54 POST Detroit 9 9 .500 N Y Rangers Baltimore 8 9 .471 center stage Tuesday night when at 15.13 and Phil Housley scored from Lexington, you might want to 24 40 10 58 279 325 (unassisted), 4:19. 5, Detroit, Manno 9 (unossisted) 5:00. 6, Detroit, Slttler 11 Kansas City 8 9 .471 Goulet cracked the 50-goal mark unassisted at 17:59. consider framing your ducats and Pittsburgh 23 45 5 51 254 351 New York 8 9 .471 New Jersey 20 44 9 49 242 312 (Boldirev), 19:59. Penalties— watching the games on TV. Duguoy, Det, :21; Archibald, Min, Texas 7 8 .467 for the third straight year. The Nordiques' victory leaves Adams Division Oakland 7 9 .438 'Obviously, 50 goals is a magic them still tied for first place in the Otherwise, you just might have X'Quebec 37 27 9 83 X3 255 malor, (fighting), 5:43; Troder, Det, malor, (fighting), 5:43; Snetsts, Min, MInnesoto 8 11 .421 Adams Division with the Montreal to choose between spending the x-Montreal 36 27 11 83 277 247 Boston 7 11 .389 number,” said Goulet. x-Butfolo 33 26 14 80 268 220 motor (fighting), 18:36; Kosur, Det, night in a sleeping bag on a malor, (fighting), 18:36; Melanson.Mln, Seattle 6 10 .375 But the real magic of the Canadiens while the Sabres Boston 33 32 9 75 276 263 NATIONAL LEAGUE University of Kentucky gym floor, Hartford 26 38 9 61 250 301 malor (sloshing), 19:35; Duguoy. Det. particular goal — and of the player dropped to three points behind the malor, (slashing), 19:35. W L Pet. division leaders sitting up in an all-night diner or Compboll Confer on 00 Los Angeles 11 5 .688 whose offense obscures his blat­ Norris Division Chicago 12 7 .632 antly underrated defensive contri­ Elsewhere, Edmonton edged the driving 70 or 75 miles to find the W L T Pts. OF OA Shots on pool—Minnesota 4-5^S— x-St. Louis 34 27 12 80 273 259 15. Detroit 10-10-15—35 Cincinnati 10 6 .625 butions — is it also won the game, New York Islanders 7-5, Montreal nearest clean and empty bed. X'Chlcago 35 34 5 75 286 282 Power play conversions—Minnesota New York 9 6 .600 beat Boston 5-3, Detroit dumped Of course, if you've got money to 2-0, Detroit 44). Montreal 8 8 .500 4-3, over Adams Division rival x-Detrolt 25 39 11 61 293 341 Minnesota 5-1 and the New York burn, there is another option: For x-Mtnnesota 24 40 12 60 252 304 Goalies—Minnesota. Melanson. De­ Philadelphia 7 7 .500 Buffalo. Toronto 19 47 8 46 231 321 troit. Stefan. A—16,630. Son Francisco 8 8 .500 Goulet's game-winner came on a Rangers nipped Pittsburgh 5-4 $1,400 and change you can rent a Smythe Division Atlonto 8 9 .471 low slapshot at 4:39 of the third one-bedroom "luxury condo,” just . x-Edmonton 47 17 10 104 368 266 Referee—Bob Myers. Houston 9 11 .450 Oilere 7, Islanders 5 2 10 minutes from Rupp Arena, for x~Wtnnlpeg 41 27 7 89 334 311 St. Louis 5 7 .417 period. x-Calgarv 38 27 9 85 338 284 San Diego S 11 .312 'T m happy with this third At Uniondale. N.Y., Dave Hun­ the weekend. The owner, who x-Los Angeles 32 29 13 77 322 304 Pittsburgh 3 10 .231 ter scored the game-winner late in placed a discreet ad in the local Oilers 7. Islanders 5 tpllt-iQUOd games Induded season of 50 goals and it’s some­ Vancouver 24 43 8 56 268 381 the second period after Edmonton newspaper, says he'll throw in a X'ClInched ployoff berth p v Tuesday's Results thing I'd like to see continue in the Tuesday's Results Edmonton 2 4 1—7 m Houston 6, Cincinnati 5 future,” he said. rallied from a three-goal deficit couple of Final Four tickets for a St. Louis 10, Phllodelphia 5 Montreal 5. Boston 3 NY Islanders 4 1 0—6 "If I don't gel (an NHL left wing with the aid of a controversial call flat $1,500. Quebec A, Buffolo 3 First period—1, NY Islanders, Potvin 5 % Atlanta 6, Baltimore 2 After a fight between Islander Bob N.Y. Rangers 5, Pittsburgh 4 (Bossy, Nystrom), 5:21. 2, Edmonton, Los Angeles 11, Toronto 5 season-record) 60 this year, then You get the picture? Detroit 5. Minnesota 1 Messier 21 (Lowe). 8:00. 3, NY Islanders New York (NL) 1, Boston 0 maybe I ’ll gel it next year. My Nystrom and Hunter, referee Bob Although, there is a wave of Edmonton 7, N.Y. Islanders 5 Henry 2 (Kerr. Trottler). 10:22. 4, NY Pittsburgh 4, Minnesota 3 Hall gave Nystrom an extra room-seekers who do not get the Wednesdoy's Oomes Islanders. Trottler 27 (Boutlller), 14:24.5. Chlcogo (AL) 8. Detroit 3 main goal is to help the team as Konsos City 11, Texas 5 roughing minor concurrent with a picture and have been flooding the 7 (All Times EST) NY Islanders. Bossy 56(Potvin), 16:44.6, much as possible.” Hartfordot Woshington, 7:35p.m. Edmonton, Coffey 29 (KurrI, Krushel- (Oakland 12, San Diego 6 What makes the performance all minor to Pat LaFontaine and the Greater Lexington Convention and New Jersey at Pittsburgh. 7:35p.m. nyskl), pp, 10:29. Penalties- Cleveland 4, San Francisco 2 Oilers scored twice on the ensuing UPl photo Visitor’s Bureau with phone calls St. Louis at Toronto. 8:05p.m. KrushelnyskI, Edm, 0:52; D. Sutter, Milwaukee6, Chicago (NL) 7 the more remarkable this season is Philadelphia at Chicago. 8:35 p.m. NYI. 0:52; Boutlller, NYI, 2:58; Seattle 4, California 0 Goulet was sidelined for 11 games power plays. Defenseman Paul the last few days. Rec photo New Jersey forward Buck Williams has Dominique Wilkins for first period Winnipeg ot Vancouver. 10:35p.m. Jackson, Edm, malor - misconduct New York (AL) 2, Montreal 1 with a fractured thumb and Coffey, a leading candidate for the "They have no concept that (the Calgary ot Los Angeles. 10:35 p.m. (fighting), 6:35; DIduck, NYI. malor- Wednesday's Games Norris Trophy, scored twice to his hands full as he fights with Atlanta's rebound. hotel and motel rooms) are all Thursday's Gomes misconduct (fighting), 6:35; McClel­ Midget basketball champs (All Times EST) therefore scored his 50 goals in 62 Edmonton at Boston, night land, Edm, malor-misconduct (fight- Philadelphia vs. St. Louis at St. games. reach the 30-goal mark. Mark gone and have been gone for St. Louis ot Montreal, night Ing), 13:03; Lane. NYI, Petersburg, Flo., 1 p.m. Messier also added a pair of months,” bureau worker Carolyn The Knicks won the Community Y McCarthy, Shawn Stoner, Matt Helm, Los Angeles vs. Houston at Kissimmee, "My injury was supposed to keep N.Y. Islonders at Quebec, night malor-misconduct (fighting), 13:03; markers for the Oilers. Wayne NBA roundup True said. Woshington at New Jersey, night Semenko, Edm,- 16:28; Hunter, Edm, mi(jget basketball league title. Team Brian Sampson, Paul Wilhelm, Jeff Fla., 1:30 p.m. me out eight weeks, but I ended up Detroit at Phitodetphla. night malor, (fighting), 10:29; Nystrom, NYI, Konsos City vs. Atlonto at West Polm only missing 11 games.” Goulet Gretzky chipped in with his 67th of Despite the addition of a 350- mlnor-malor (fighting), 10:29; LaFon- members (l-r) Front row: Mark Pisch, Delissio, Coach Cliff LaPointe. Missing: Beach, Fla., 1:30 p.m. the season in the third period. room hotel downtown a year ago, talne, NYI, 10:29. Montreal vs. Texas at Pompono, Fla., said. "I already had 35 goals when AHL standings Second period—7, Edmonton, Mess­ Greg Geer, Steven White, Pat Sweeney, Gunnar Larsen. 1:30 p.m. I got hurt and I felt confident that Canadiens 5, Bniins 3 Lexington and the surrounding ier 22 (Gretzky, Anderson), pp, 3:05. 6, Bill White. Back row: Coach Brendan Cincinnati vs. Toronto at Dunedin, Fla., I'd get 50 again this season" area of Fayette County had only Edmonton, Gretzky 67(Kurrl).3:48.9, NY 1 ;30 p.m. At Montreal, Lucien DeBlols' Nuggets extend home streak 5,000 hotel rooms to offer the 22,000 Northern Division Islanders, Tonelll 40 (Potvin, Chlcogo (AL) vs. Boston at Winter After Quebec had jumped to a 4-1 short-handed goal late in the W L T Pti. OF GA Trottler). 0:45. 10, Edmonton, Coffey X Hoven, Flo., 1:30 p.m. lead, the Sabres responded in the people who have tickets to watch Maine 37 29 9 83 283 244 (Napier), 10:34. 11, Edmonton, Hunter 16 Cavaliers 112, Knicks 98 Nets109.Hawks108(0T| Rockets 115, Kings 93 San Francisco at Chicago (NL) at second period broke a 3-3 tie and from Lewis Lloyd, 16 from Rodney Adirondack 33 34 8 74 275 313 last five minutes of the game to By Mike Tullv could have hit with his eyes closed defending champion Georgetown. (Coffey), 15:50. Penalties—Morrow, Mesa, Ariz., 3 p.m. sparked Montreal over Boston. McCray and 12 from resen e Larry Sherbrooke 33 36 5 71 292 301 NYI.1:13; Llndstrom, Edm.4:»; Kallur, Seattle vs. San Diego at Yuma, ArIz., 3 move with a goal. Referee Bryan United Press International I think we played well as a team, St. John's, Villanova and Memphis Novo Scotia 32 33 7 71 266 270 NEW YORK (98) NEW JERSEY (109) KANSAS CITY (M) \ The Canadiens, who kept pace with Micheaux. Kansas City had a N Y I,6:45; KrushelnyskI.Edm, 19:22. Orr 6-12 3-7 )5, Wilkins 2-7 0-0 4, p.m. Lewis refused Buffalo's Sean when we allow a team like Utah State battle the national basketball Fredericton 32 35 7 71 256 285 Turner 3-8 2-2 8, Williams 3-9 3-6 9, Johnson 5-16 (H) 10, Thorite »-13 1-2 19, Clevelond vs. Milwaukee at Sun City, the Nordiques in the Adams five-game win streak snapped. Moncton 30 36 7 67 260 266 Bannister 4-)0 3-6 )1, Walker 6-)2 2-6 14. Dawkins 6-7 0-2 12, Ramsey 5-12 4-5 14, McKenna’s tying goal with 49 The Denver Nuggets believe just 89 points it shows we played crown this weekend. Third period—12, Edmonton, KurrI Tucker 12-21 2-2 77, Cavenall 0-2 3-4 3, Thompson 5-)12-2)2,Dr«y4-131-)9,Theu5 Ariz., 3 p.m. Division race, took a 2-1 first- Southern Division 69 (unossisted), 19:59. Penalties—None. Richardson 13-20 7-9 34, GmlnskI 5-83-413, 1-7 4-4 6, Olberdlng 2-7 2-2 6, Woodson Oakland vs. California at Palm seconds remaining when he ruled a they can win the Midwest Division fairly good defense. ' Bulls 120, Pacers 119 That fact has prompted a few x-Blnohmtn 47 20 7 101 349 244 Sparrow 2-8 1-1 3, Grunteld 5-12 2-2 12, King 6-12 1-213. Cook 360-06. Totals 44-82 6-15 2-214, Merlwcolher 1-20-02, Buse 2-4 period lead on goals by Ryan 41 Carter 3-8 1-17. Totals 40-92 17-29 98. Springs, Calif., 4 p.m. pass had been made with a glove. from the comfort of their home. The 89 points were the fewest the callers to ask the convention x-Boltlmore 25 0 90 298 233 Shots on goal—Edmonton 10-12-11— 20-30 109. 0-0 5, Nealy 0-) 1-2 ),McNamaro3-51-2 Pittsburgh vs. Detroit at Lakeland, Walter and Mario Tremblay. Bos­ At Chicago, Michael Jordan x-Roch ester 39 23 12 90 304 271 CLEVELAND (112) ATLANTA (108) 7, Verhoeven 1-) 0-02, Totals X-9514 )793. Buffalo’s John Tucker opened "We re going to havetowin a lot Nuggets have allowed all season, bureau why the NCAA gave the Springfield 33 35 4 70 291 290 34. NY Islanders 11-4-11—26. Hubbard 3-981014, H Inson 2-34-48, West Fla., 7:30 p.m. ton eventually knotted it up. 3-all, scored 38 points and Orlando Levingston 2-5 4-4 8. Carr 7-13 1-2 15, New York (NL) vs. Minnesota at the scoring when he deflected a of games to earn this division title. and Denver has not lost at home Final Four to such a small city. New Haven 29 39 8 66 296 325 2-3804, Baalev8118012, Free4-147-816, WItlls 5-10 1-2 11, Wilkins 16-38 5-9 37. HOUSTON (115) at 10: 51 of the middle period when Woolrldge added 31 to lead the 24 40 10 58 209 316 Power-play conversions—Edmonton Poquette894-410, Shelton 5-72-412, Jones Orlondo, Fla., 7:35p.m. blueline shot between goalie Mario I don’t think we can afford to lose since Jan. 5. (Lexington, with a population of ' Hershev 52. Islonders 3-1. Rivers 4-8 5-6 15. Glenn 6-13 0^ 12, McCray 8-130016, Sampson 10-18 2-4 22, New York (AL) vs. Baltimore at Montreal defenseman Larry Ro­ Bulls. Jerry Sichting paced Indi­ St. Cothorlns 21 46 6 48 250 351 5-8 2-212, Davis 884-510, Williams 84 2-2 Rollins 0-3 0-0 0. Hastings 0-3 2-2 2. Olaluwon 10-14 0-) X, Hollins 5-7 )-) 1), Gosselin's pads on the power play any games at home,” Denver 250,000, is the smallest city to ever Goalies—Edmonton, Fuhr, NY Is­ 8, Turpin 1-1 2-2 4, Anderson 1-2 80 2. Miami, 7:30 p.m. binson's clearing pass caromed off Mays 134, Warriors 107 ana, which lost its seventh v-cllndiod playoff berth landers, Hrudey. A—16,002. Brown 4-6 0-1 8. Totals 44-99 18-26 108. Lloyd 6-11 5-5 17, Lucos 06 OO 0,Reld at 4:47 of the first period. coach Doug Moe said Tuesday host the event.) Tuoidav'i Oomn Totals 38793841112. New Jersey 26 25 26 19 13—109 3-5 OO 6, Wiggins 4-10 OO 8, Michouex Ken Linesman's skate and past straight, with 23 points. Jim New York 24 X X 24— 98 Quebec’s Will Paiement tied the night after Lafayette Lever scored At Dallas. Rolando Blackman But the fact of the matter, No Gomes Scheduled Referee—Bob Hall. Atlonto 24 22 27 23 1 2—100 6-8 01 12, Ehio 1-2 1-2 3,Leavell02000. stunned goalie Steve Penney. Thomas and Clark Kellogg each Wodntsdav'iOomti Cleveland 24 X X 28—112 Three point goals—Richardson, Rivers Totals53-969-141)5. score 1-1 at 7:47 of the second 8 points to key a decisive 17-2 surge scored 15 points in the most according to the NCAA Host Novo Scotia at Adirondack Three-point ooals-Free, Tucker. 2. Fouled out—Williams, Dowkins, Kansoi City XXM20—93 Transactions Wings 5, North Stars 1 productive third-quarter in club had 21. Chicago won for the 25th Committee, is the NCAA’s only Moncton at Fredericton Fouled out-WllkIns. Total fouls—New period with a power-play goal of opening the third quarter, lifting Rollins, Levingston. Total fouls—New Houston XXX2«v-n5 history, rallying the Mavericks. time in 38 home games. requirement, with regard to over­ St. Catharines at Hershev York 31, Cleveland X. Rebounds—New Jersey 26, Atlanta 25. Rebounds—New Three-point pools—Buse. Fouled, his own, taking advantage of a At Detroit, John Ogrodnick the Nuggets to a 104-89 victory over Baltimore at Maine York 55 (Wilkins 10), Cleveland 56 night accomodations, is that 700 Basketball Jersey 49 (GmlnskI 11), Atlonto 49 out—None. Total fouls—Kansas Bostboll weird bounce off the glass to catch scored his 53rd and 54th goals of the the Utah Jazz for their 18th Dallas scored 43 points in the Pistons 119, Suns 93 Thursday's Oomes (Poouette 9). Assists—New York 24 (Wilkins 9). Assists—New Jersey 34 City 15, Houston 21. Rebounds— Rochester at St, Catharines (Sparrow 10), Cleveland 27 (Dovls Chicago (AL) — Aslied waivsrs on goaltender Tom Barrasso out of season in the third period to break consecutive home victory. period. Golden State played with­ At Phoenix, Ariz., Kelly Tri- hotel rooms be located within one (Ransev 12). Atlonto 31 (Rivers 9). Konsos City 34 (Thompson 12), Houston Intlelder MDie Quires; returned pitcher 8). Technlcol-Hubbord, New York, A—2.782. the net. Detroit's single-season record of The victory kept the Nuggets out Purvis Short, the league's block of the playing site. lllegol defense. Jock NIes. A—5,158. 56(Samoson 14). Assists—Kansas City 24 Bart Johnson to scouting duties; placed pucka scored 25 points and John Canadians 5, Bruins 3 (Woodson 4),Houston X (McCray 12). pitcher Cliff Speck on 21-day regular Alain Lemieux gave Quebec the 52, set by Mickey Redmond in four games ahead of second-place third-leading scorer, who was Long added 20 to lead the Pistons. NBA standings Pistons 119. Suns 93 Technical—Kansas City coach Johnson, disabled list, effectlye Monday; assigned lead at 12:23 when his slapshot 1972-73. Houston in the Midwest Division suffering from a lower back injur; Bill Lalmbeer pulled down 23 Bulls 120.Pacera 119 A—11,438. outfielders Kenny WII Mams, Mark GMbisrt Boston I 2 0—3 Alex English scored 25 points Cavaliers 112, Knicks 98 rebounds and Isiah Thomas added Montreal 2 2 1—5 Eastern Division DETROIT (119) and Dove Yobs, catchers Steye Chrlstm and Calvin Natt 21 as the Nuggets Smith First period—1, Boston, Fergus 29 Atlantic Division INDIANA (119) Roundfleld^83-413,Trloucka9-187-025, os and Ron Korkoylce, and pitcher Ed .At Richfield, Ohio. World B. 14 assists. The Suns played without (Sleloher, Thelln), 3:30. 2, Montreol, W L Pet. GB Brown 2-2 1*4 5. Kellogg &-15 5-6 21. Lalmbeer 6-19 0-0 12, Long 9-17 2-2 20, Correa to the minor leagues. •> improved to 46-26. Lever added 14 injured starters Larry Nance, Cincinnati — Sent piteners Billy Free scored 8 points to highlight an Walter 18 (McPhee), 5:31. 3, Montreal, x-Boston 57 14 .K3 — StiDonovIch 5-11 6-6 16. Fleming >66-612. Thomas 5-7 35 13, Cureton 37 0-0 6, UPl player of year winners points. James Edwards and Walter Davis. A Johnson 6-15 2-2 14, Steppe 2-5 0-0 4, Hawley, Rob Murphy, Mike Smith and Tremblay 27 (Naslund, Kurvers), 11:23. x-Phll. 52 19 .732 5 Stonsbury 4-8 2-2 10, Thomos 6-7 &-21, Denver led 49-46 at halftime, but 18-0 Cleveland third-quarter run. to remain Penoltles—Peelers (servedbyCnowder), New Jersey X 36 . 500 21V, Durrant 2-30-24, Walters 1-52-24, Sichting Tyler 4-8 0-0 8, M. Jones 2-2 0-0 4, Fred Toliver toltsmlnor-leoguecomplex. Free finished with 16 points as the Phoenix was led by Maurice Lucas Bos, 17:58; Tremblay, Mon, 18:24. Washinoton 35 X .493 22 9-14 4-4 23, Kelser 1-2 1-4 3, Gray 0-000 0. Campbell 31 0-0 0. Totals 51-107 17-21 119. NEW YORK (UPl) — Winners of the Los Angeles — Sent catcher Jock Lever's four baskets helped build a with 16 points. Second period—4, Montreol, Robin­ New York 24 49 .329 34 Totals41-7335-47119. PHOENIX (93) United Press Internotlonal college bas­ FImple to Albuouergue ot the Pacific 66-48 edge after five minutes and Cavs broke a three-game losing Adams 5-0 33 13, Sonders 5-10 30 10, C. Coast League. son 12 (DeBlols, Smith), 8:10, 5, Central Division CHICAGO (130) ketball Player of the Yeor award: r / h y the Jazz never got closer than 10 streak and remained in the hunt for Nets 109, Hawks 108 (OT) Boston, Courtnall 10 (Kasper, O'Reilly), y-Mllwoukee 52 21 .712 — Greenwood 2-4 2-66. Woolrldge 14-223-4 Jones 6-12 30 12, Humphries 4-13 1-2 9, Philadelphia— Assigned pitchers Tony the Eastern Conference's final at Auburn 8:24.6, Boston, Llnsemon 24 (unassisted), Detroit X X .5X 13 31, Corzlne5-8 7-8 17. Jordon 13-24 12-13 38, Moev 2-7 2-2 6, Scott 2-3304. Lucas 6-9 4-10 1985—-Chris Mullln, St. John's Gherlfl, Rocky Childress and Roman points thereafter. Dem er led by 22 At New Orleans, Micheal Ray 10:21. 7, Montreol, DeBlols II Chicooo X X .479 17 Whatley 3-6006, Dailey 4-91-29, Matthews 16, Edwards 395-611. Foster 1-5302, Davis 1984—Michael Jordan, North Carol­ Caraballo, and first baseman Francisco points in the fourth quarter. playoff berth. Trent Tucker led Richardson sank two free throws (M cP h ee), sh, 16:15. P e n a ltie s — Cleveland » 43 .«3 22'-, 03 2-2 Z Johnson 1-2 5-6 7,Oldhoml-5 2-50-0 4. PIttmon 2-4 326, Holton 310-00. ina Melendez to Its minor-league complex; New York with 27 points. Llnsemon, Bos, 6:05; McPhee, Mon, Atlonto X 44 .X9 23V, 2-24. Totals43-83 34-43120. Totals 38-0717-25 93. 1983—Ralph Sampson, Virgin la placed outfielder Joe Letebvre on the 60- "We got off to a decent start, but with four seconds remaining in BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPl) - 6:05; Smith, Montreal, 15; 14. Indiana X 52 . 278 31V, Indlona 31 20 32 36—119 Detroit 22 31 34 33-119 1982—Ralph Sampson, Virginia dov emergency disabled list. I was concerned that we didn't Bucks 107, Bullets 96 overtime to lead New Jersey. Auburn University apparently up­ Western Conterence Chlcogo 29 29 31 31—120 Phoenix 28 25 28 13— 93 1981—Ralph Sampson, Virginia Son Diego— Designated pitchers Keith break it open. " Moe said. "I didn't Richardson hit 13-of-20 from the ped the ante and has persuaded Third period—8, Montreal, Milan 19 Midwest DIvNIon Three-ooint goals—Thomas, Sicht­ Fouled out—None. Total fools— 1980—Mark Aguirre, DePaul Cato ond Keven Krlston for reasslgnnne At Landover, Md., Ricky Pierce (Gainey, Corbonneau), 5:20. W L Pet. GB ing. Fouled out—None. Totol fouls— Detroit 24, Phoenix 22. Rebounds— 1979—Larry Bird, Indiana State nt. think they were playing very well came off the bench to score 12 floor to lead the Nets wit h 34 points. head basketball coach Sonny Penalties-Walter, Mon, 18:26. x-Denver X X .639 — Indiana 32, Chicago 32. Rebounds— Detroit 70 (Lalmbeer 23), Phoenix 33 1970— Butch Lee, Marquetle Basketball early, but we didn't take advan­ Resene Albert King hit three Smith to withdraw his resignation (Adams 8).Assists—Detrolt26(Thomas second-half points, including 6 in a x-Houston 41 29 . 586 4 Indiana 28 (Kellogg 10), Chicago 45 1977—Morgues Johnson, UCLA Chi capo — Fired general manager Rod tage. We’ve got to get running. Our straight baskets in the overtime and stay at Auburn. Shots on pool—Boston 5-9-10—24. Mont­ x-Dollos 41 32 ,X2 5V, (Woolrldge 12) Assists—Indiana 29 14), Phoenix 28 (Adams, Humphries 6). Thorn and replaced him with Jerry 13-2 run midway through the fourth real 12-10-6—28. Son Antonio X 37 .493 10V, (Brown 5). Chlcogo 25 (Whatley 9) A—11,640. 1976—Scott May, Indlona Krause. defense set it up for us" quarter, to lead Milwaukee. Pierce and finished with 13 for New The president of East Tennessee Power Play oportunltes—Boston 2- Utah X X .479 11V, Technical—Oldham. A—7.268. 1975—David Thompson, North Carol- Football The Jazz. 35-38. got 16 points Jersey. State University where Smith Konsos City » 44 .X7 17V, Mavericks 134. Warriors 107 finished with 14. Terry Cummings 0; Montreal 1-0. lnaState Arizona (USFL) — Signed defensive apiece from Jeff Wilkins and interviewed Saturday for a coach­ Goalies—Boston, Peeters. Mont­ Pacific Division Nuggets 104, Ja zz 89 GOLDEN STATE (107) 1974—Bill Wolton. UCLA tackle Kit Lathrop to a multi-year had 22 and Paul Pressey 19 to lead Blazers 116, Lakers 113 real, Penney. A—18,074. V-L.A. Lakers 52 19 .732 — Thibeaux 1-9 0-0 2, Smith 38 2-3 16, 1973—Bill Walton. UCLA contract running through 1988. long-time Denver nemesis, Adrian the Bucks to their fourth consecu­ ing job dropped out of the running Portland X 37 .493 17 Whitehead 4-5 30 8. Wilson 35 30 7, 1972—Bill Walton. UCLA Dallas— Offensive lineman Herb Scott Dantley. However, Dantley was 11 At Portland, Ore., Kiki Vande- when the Auburn financial pack­ Referee—Terry Greason. Phoenix 32 40 .444 21 UTAH (89) Floyd 9-10 34 21. Connor 1315 1-3 21. 1971— Austin Corr, Notre Dome announced his retirement. tive victory. weghe scored 21 points, lifting the Seattle X 42 .417 22V, Los Angeles Rams — Signed auorterback points off his sea.son average and age offered Smith was “out of Dantly 8136616, Bailey 810864, Eaton Johnson 5-11 32 12, Aleksinos 2-7 30 4, 1970— Pete M a ra v ic h , L o u ls lo n a Trail Blazers. Vandeweghe’s 3- Nordlquea4.Sabres3 L.A. Clippers 25 48 .342 X 7-13 1-115, Green 86806, Griffith 2-91-15, Plummer 2-5 2-2 6, Teogle 37 2-2 8. State Dieter Brock from Hamilton ot the Canodlo Darrell Griffith, averaging 23 Rockets 115, Kings 93 reach” of East Tennessee State, an Golden State X 52 .278 32V, Stockton 88839, Roberts85806, Kelley Totals 47-92 12-16 107. 1969—Lew Alcindor, UCLA n Football League. points a game, scored just 5. point play with 41 seconds left in executive assistant for that school x-clincffed playoff berth Hockey At Houston, Ralph Sampson 3-5826, Poulti 1-3062, Wilkins 813 80 16, DALLAS (134) 1966— Elvin Hoyes, Houston "Griffith had an off night, " regulation tied the score 106-106 said. Smith had previously Buffalo 10 2-3 v-clincffed division title Hansen 26 06 4, Mannlon81800. Totals Aguirre 1316 36 27. Perkins 9-12 30 1967— Lew Alcindor, UCLA Indianapolis — Fired coach Darcy scored 22 points and Akeem (3uebec 0 2 2-4 Tuesday's Results 39-9211-1489. 16,Bryant 2-5 2-2 6, Davis 4-8 30 9, 1966—Cazzle Russell. Michigan Regler, replacing him with MoeBartoll. Denver's T.R. Dunn said. "To­ Olajuwon tossed in 20 to lead the and forced the overtime. Byron coached at East Tennessee State. FI. period—1, Buffalo, Tucker 20 Milwaukee 107, Washington 96 DENVER (104) Blackman 7-12 1310 24, Horper 7-15 2-216. 1965—Bill Brodley, Princeton night, he missed some shots he Scott led the Lakers with 28 points Smith’s decision to remain at (5“ frreault), op, 4:47. Penalties— Cleveland 112, New York 98 1964—Gory Brodds.OhIo State UPl photo Rockets, who received 17 points English 1817 56 25, Natt 815 86 21, Vincent 1-5 4-4 6, NImphtus 34 306, Ellis Auburn was announced Tuesday Ro ..■ But, 1:04; Glllls, Que, 1:04; Chlcogo IX , Indiana 119 Cooper 2-1), 2-4 6, Lever 7-13 06 14, 5-12 30 10. SItton 33 30 6, Sluby 34 0-0 6. 1963—Art Heymon, Duke New York Rangers' Mark Pavelich (left) goes flying after Roa.eio. t,Que,3:26; Follano, But. 12:24; Dallas 134, Golden State 107 Dunn 660612, Hanzilk 89066, Issel 1-54-4 Totals 54^96 24-24 134. 1962—Jerry Lucas, Ohio State afternoon in a hastily drawn news Lemleux, Que, 12:45; Fenvves, But, Houston 115, Konsos City 93 6, Evans 4-101-19, Turner 1-4802, Koplckl Golden State 28 28 26 25—107 1961—JerrYLucas, Ohio State Radio and TV being checked at the Pittsburgh blue line by Penguins' release issued by the university’s (malor-tlghtlna) 12:57; Price, Que, Denver 104, Utah 89 81 1-2 1, Wright 81 06 0,Schayes 1-180 DolKa 22 33 43 36—134 1960—Oscor Robertson, Cincinnati (malor-tighting) 12:57. New Jersey 109, Atlanta 108 2.Totals 44-9518X104. Three Point Goals—Wilson, Agui­ Doug Shedden (right). Rangers won, 5-4. athletic airector Pat Dye. Second period—2, Quebec, Palement 20 Detroit 119, Phoenix 93 Bandits won’t play in fall Utah 17 X 21 22— 89 rre, Davis. Fouled Out—None. Total 1959—Oscar Robertson, Cincinnati "Coach Smith has asked to (Ashton, Morols), op, 7:47. 3, Quebec, Portlond 116, L.A. Lakers 113 TONIGHT D riv e r X X X 28-104 Fouls—Golden State 26. Dallas 16. 7:00 NIT Tournament: Indiana vs withdraw his resignation,” Dye Lemleux 15 (A. Stastny, Morols) 12:23. Wedn esdav's Games Fouled out—None. Totol fouls—Utah Rebounds—Golden State 35 (Smith 8), 1958—Oscar Robertson, Clnclnnotl Bv Ira Kaufman Penalties—Korob, But, 7:41; P. Stastny, (All Times EST) Tennessee, USA Cable said, "and we believe it is in the 19, Denver X. Rebounds—Utah 48 Dallos 45(Perkins, Bryant, Vincent 7). 7:30 NBA Basketball: Celtics vs United Press International Que, 8:03; Perreault, But, 10:17; Morols, Boston at New Jersey, 7;X p.m. (Eaton 2), Denver 55 (Natt 12). Assists— Assists—Golden State 18 (Floyd,Connor 1957—Chet Forte, Columblo ‘The com m issioner is upset, but we will Que, 14:18. W ashington at P hilade lphia, 7:30 Nets, Channel X , WKHT best interest of our basketball Utah X (Stockton 6), Denver 32, (Lever 9). 6), Dollos 38 (Davis, NImphlus 7). 1956—Bill Russell. SonFrancIsco Margin opens up program to have him remain at Third period—4, Quebec, Ashton X p.m. A—10,594. A—16,997. 195S—Tom Golo, LaSalle NHL Hockey: Whalers vs. TAMPA. Fla. - The U.S. Foot­ not play in the fall of 1986, period. I don't (Glllls, Price) 1:X. 5, Quebec, G out^ X Atlanta at Indiana, 7:X p.m. Capitals, Channel 30, WTIC Auburn.” (unossisted) 4:X. 6, Buffalo, Follano 27 Houston at Detroit, 7: X p.m. 7:30 NHL Hockey: Rangers vs. ball League's most stable fran­ speak for the league — this press (Moloney, Homel) 15:13, 7, Buffalo, Golden Stateat San Antonio, 8:Xp.m. Sabres, Channel 9 chise threw the league into chaos Smith said he put “ a lot of Houslev 14 (unassisted) 17:59. Penalties— Dallas at Utoh, 9:X p.m. 9:M Boxing: Jesse Ferguson vs. Tuesday. conference is for the Tampa Bay Bandits. thought and consideration” into Morols, Que, 1:48; Housley, But, 6:13; L.A. Lakers at Seattle, 10:Xp.m. Richle Scott, ESPN as NY dips Pens the decision. Perreault, But, at 9:32; Goulet, Que, Thursday's Games Ripping apart the league's pos­ 10:44; Ruff, But, 11:55. Chlcogo at Cleveland, night LoJs’yllfiyusr^Sbte'"'^ "*• ture of unanimity on the planned Mr. Usher thinks we’re not helping him "Now that the final decision has Shots on goal—Buffalo 4-8-11—23. Milwaukee at New York, night been made, we look forward to Spar” sChon"n‘’el the two games from New Jersey, shift to a fall schedule, Tampa Bay with his negotiations, but for four years (Quebec 9-10-8—27. Konsos City at Denver, night NEW YORK (UPl) - After getting back to recruiting and Power-play conversions—Buttalo Phoenix at L.A. Clippers, night contributing four points to the New we can be only three points owner John Bassett earned a fine 2 building on the tradition we 6-1.Quebec6-l. York Rangers' playoff pursuit. behind.” for his unilateral announcement I've done nothing but act in the best Goalies—Buttalo, Varrasso, Qu­ established this year, ” Smith said. Mark Pavelich refused to say two Pittsburgh struck for a pair of the Bandits will play in the spring ebec, Gosselln. A—15,327. Blazers 116, Lakers 113 interests of the league. Now, I’m acting in While terms of his contract were Bowling nice words about the overall goals 44 seconds apart to trim the of 1986. Reteree—Brian Lewis. margin to 5-3 after two periods. Bassett, speaking without any the best interests of the Tampa Bay not announced, reports have Smith LA LAKERS (113) season. being offered a package worth Rambis 83 1-2 5, Worthy 815 84 15, "We need the two points, but it Rookie center Lemieux scored his agreement from other USFL Rangers 5, Penguins 4 Bandits.’ $120,000 a year. Abdul-Jabbar 816 8616, Johnson 816 89 -A was a terrible game,” the center 37th goal at 16:03 and Mitch owners, held a 3 p.m. EST news 24, Scott 12-16 64 X , Cooper 86 Od 6, TeaTotalars Smith had announced in Febru­ said Tuesday night after scoring Lamoureux fired a screen shot for conference at Bandits' headquar­ — John Bassett Plttiburoh 1 2 1—4 McAdoo 2-5 64 8, Kupchak 1-1 2-2 4, Corol Rodrigue 204-518, Marcello ary he would resign at the end of NY Rangers 3 20—5 McGee 2-2 2-2 7, Spriggs 81 800. Totals Rivers 465, Debbie Clork 470, Harriet two goals and two assists to lead the ihirokPenguins goal. ters to go public with his club's First period—1, Pittsburgh, Rlssllng 9 4884 28X 113. Haslett 179, Corolyn Wilson 188-495, Dot the Rangers to a 5-4 victory over decision to play next spring. the season. (Hllller, Mantha), 3:17. 2, New York, PORTLAND (116) Hills 454, Terri Corpenter 180, Gall result, Mr. Bassett will be fined. ings, fabulous. If not, we’re not The season turned out to be 7 Povellch 11 (Hedberg, wiemer), pp, Carr 610 6512, Vandeweohe8119-921, the Pittsburgh Penguins in a "We tried hard tonight and we Bassett's announcement was Bowie 68 80 8, Colter 7-18 8418, Drexler Hartzog 451, Mary Ann Zawlllnikl The subject of whether the USFL gonna play in the fall.” Auburn’s best eve. The Tigers won 10:48. 3, New York, Greschner 16 175-192-522, Donno M ille r 191-521, penalty-filled game. gave il a good shot.” Pittsburgh made despite pleas by USFL (Povellch, Ruotsalalnen), pp, 16:10. 4, 182280 X , M. Thompson 7-198317, Norris will play in the spring or fall of 1986 Last summer, Trump played an the Southeastern Conference tour­ 801-41, Valentine 87 8712, B. Thompson Deana Richard 179-510, Shirley Blue "It was one we really didn't coach Bob Berry said. "The race commissioner Harry Usher to New York, S. Patrick 13 (Larouche), 450, Stephanie Anderson 182-46$, Nancy is currently under study and I have instrumental role in the league’s nament and triumphed in two 16:41. Penalties—Hannan, Pit, 1:17; J. 2-3 80 4, Kersey 1-21-23. Totals 461X 27-X deserve to win,” continued Pave­ for that last playoff spot isn't over, reconsider. 116. Rolos 212-200-567, M artle B o rllla 213- indicated that a decision may be decision to switch to a fall schedule NCAA Tournament games before Patrick, NYR, 1:17; S. Patrick, NYR, 232-592, Dolores MInnIch 2)5-178-544, lich, who is still recovering frorii a far from it. We have two games The Bandits are the only one of 1:17; Bullord, Pit, 9:17; Hannan, Pit, LA (Akers X33UX 7—113 made in the next 30-60 days." beginning in '86. Eddie Einhorn being ousted by North Carolina. Portland 34 X X 17 10—116 Cindy Dodson 188-209-565, Anita Shorts broken leg. "Looking ahead, it's upcoming with New Jersey and the 12 original USFL teams to have 12:23; Rogers, NYR, 12:23; McDonnell, 493, Rose Robldeou 195-479, Barbara was selected by USFL manage­ Pit, 15 :M. Three-point goals — McGee, Colter. better to make the playoffs than to still have the game in hand on the the same owner, play in the same The USFL is in the midst of its Auburn finished 22-12, the most Fouled Out—Bowie. Total Fouls— Shedrick XS-493, Bertha Toulain 457, ment to begin negotiations for a victories in the school's history. Secondperlod—5, New York,Osborne3 Linda Canino 178, Nancy Smith 177-465, miss them, but we cannot be proud Rangers. We certainly had our city and have the same head coach third straight spring schedule, and (Povellch, Laldlaw), 3:17. 6, New York, Los Angeles 32, Portland X . Rebounds— major network television deal for As the end of the season Los Angeles 44 (Rombls 13), Portland 46 Jonice Santinl 181-460, Petle Buccino at all of this season. That's for chances in the third period, but I (Steve Spurrier). the 14 teams are slated to skip the P o v e llc h 12 ( R u o t s a lo ln e n , c' 457, Lorna Salvatore 183-462, Donna the fall, but talks have been Greschner), pp, 15:46. 7, Pittsburgh, (M. Thompson 9). Assists—Los Angeles guess I don't know much about "The commissioner is upset,” spring of 1986 and begin their next approached and with the team's X (Johnson 14), Portland X (Drexler Page 184-486, Pat Thibodeau 177-486, sure.” fruitless. Bassett said he is optim­ Lomleux 37 (McDonnell, Bullard), Ruth Woodbury 4S6, Lou Toutain 457, The Rangers, holding fourth momentum" Bassett said, "but we will not play season head-to- head against the growing success, pressure 16:01 8, Pittsburgh, Lamoureux 6 9). Technical—Portland (Illegal de­ utukinrei istic the Bandits will not be left to mounted on Smith to remain at fense). A—12,666. Lee Bean 216-536, L li Bralnard 187, place in the Patrick Division, Gary Rissling opened the scor­ in the fall of 1986. period. I don't NFL in the fall of '86. Led by New (H llller), 16:47. Penalties—McCarthy, Donno Lindsay 184, Pot Begley 4S2, twist alone from the Tampa Pit, malor (ffghtlng), 5:01; Ledyard, moved seven points in front of the ing for the Penguins at 3:17 of the speak for the league — this press Jersey owner Donald Trump, the Auburn. Karen RIordan Stadium goalposts. Smith had met with East Tennes­ NYR, malor (tlghtlng), 5;0); Charles- Bucka 107, Bulleta 96 \ 179-507, Shirley Eldrldge 180-505, Bar- Penguins in the battle for the final first period. Pavelich, with his llth (xmference is for the Tampa Bay league had maintained a unified worth, PI), 9:39; Buskos, Pit, minor boro Slefert 475, Fran MIssarl 193-180- Bandits. Mr, Usher thinks we’re front for a fall schedule until "Donald Trump is a very bright see State officials as late as (served by Weir), molor (fighting), 526. playoff berth, snapping a four- goal of the year at 10:08, tied the 15:06; Dsborne, NYR, m alor (tlght- MILWAUKEE (107) game losing streak. It was Pitts­ score 1-1, launching a string of five not helping him with his negotia­ Bassett's strongly worded news young man," Bassett said, "but I Saturday and was reportedly of­ think Donald gets an idea and most Ing), 15:06; Hannan, Pit, misconduct, Cummings 18212-622, Pressey8158721, burgh’s fifth straight loss. straight Rangers goals. tions, but for four years I've done release and conference. fered a six-figure package includ­ 15:06; Ledyard, NYR.mIsoonduct), Lister 898016, Hodges 1-72-24, Moncrief “I'm tired of all the hassle.” often gets his way with it. 1 think in ing an annuity common in mid­ 15:04; Rlssllng, Pit, 17:06; Greschner, 2-137-811,Mokeskl82800,Thompson 85 The Penguins pulled within a Ron Greschner and Steve Pa­ nothing but act in the best interests NYR, 17:()4; Rlssllng, Plt.mlnor-molor 82 6, Pierce 6-8 84 14, Grevey 83828, Rec League goal at 6:39 of the third period on a trick scored Rangers goals 31 of the league. Bassett said. "We’ve been here this case, he sees we made a level and upper-level coaching (tlghtlng), )9:)6; S. Patrick, NYR, Breuer 1-21-23, Fields 1-1812. Totols4886 power-play goal by Warren Young. seconds apart late in the first "Now, I'm acting in the best three years and the Bandits have mistake. I ’m worried about our positions. mlnor-malor (fighting), 19:14; Hll­ 28X107. people and this cojiimunity. Yes, ller, Pit, 19:23. WASHINOTON (96) Mario Lemieux, behind the period to help New York open a 3-1 interests of the Tampa Bay done a helluva job. I haven't Smith called East Tennessee Third period—9, Pittsburgh, Young 37 Bollard 5-13 8212, Robinson 817 1-317, Rangers net, passed to Young lead. Greschner, taking a pass Bandits.” spoken to one fan within 60 miles of we'd start another spring league if State president Ronald Seller at (Lemleux, Montha), pp, 6:X. Penalties— Mahorn 2-6 82 6, Malone 18X 2-2 22, Adult baakatball here who wants us to move to the we had to.” about 5:30 Tuesday afternoon to Sundstrom, NYR, 4:45; Hllller, Pit, 9:14; Gus Williams 18X 5-7 27, Daye 2-4 1-1 5, standing in the slot, and Young from Pavelich, fired a backhand Just two hours later, Usher Sandstrom, NYR, 9:16; Maloney, McMIllen 1-7 80 2, Bradley 82 84 0, National Division championship — banged home his 37th goal of the shot past Herron, a power-play levied an unspecified penalty fall and our staff, coaches and fans Following Bassett's pointed inform him of his decision. Rec photo comments. Trump appeared to NYR, 15:53; McPhee, NYR, molor Jones 83 1-1 S. Totals 48921622 96 Manchester Police 81 (Bob Charbon- season. goal at 16:10. Steve Patrick's goal against the Bandits’ owner for deserve to know just what our “ (Smith) Indicated Auburn had (spearing), 18:X. Milwaukee X X M 27—107 ? *t*,W °*'« * '*■ Manny Reis situation'will be next year. take a step back from his position made him an offer he could not Woshkioton XXX10—N Pee Wee basketball champs Pflhtlno 65 (Wayne Green "It's a heartbreaker,” Pitts­ came on a 2-on-1 break with Pierre breaking the league's code of Shots on gool—Pittsburgh 8-7-10— Three-point goals-W illiam s 2. 16, Mike Munroe 16, Don Stevens 12, burgh goalie Denis Herron said. Larouche. silence. "The fall people have had their as chief architect of the league's turn down,” said Seller in a 25. Now York 14-17-9—40. Fouled out—none. Total fouls— The Blue Devils claimed the Pee Wee Bob Beckwith 10). "We played so well in the third At 3; 17 of the second period, "His statement violates my chance and they haven’t suc­ announced schedule shift. statement read by his executive Power play conversions—Pittsburgh M ilw a u k e e 24, W a s h in g to n 19. Alan Mudd. Jamie Balfe, Mike Islieb. American Division championship — ceeded. I sent a telex yesterday to " It doesn’t matter when the assistant. Dr. Richard Manahan. 4-1; New York Rongers5-3. Rebounds—Milwaukee 54 (Cummings basketball championship at the Com­ Grten Hardware 91 (Pete Doreman 23, ■period and late In the second. We Mark Osborne took a lead pass directive that public statements Back row: Steven Hanson, Richard move to the fall is made as long as Manahan said an annuity offered Goalies — Pittsburgh, Herrron. New 12), Washington 42 (Robinson 8). munity Y this year. Team members (l-r) Ed Beadle 16, Bill Eller 16, Dave Lewis should have been playing that way from Pavelich and cut across the regarding the USFL will originate the commissioner and the other York, Hanlon. A—17,389. Assists—Milwaukee 19 (Pressey 7), Harvey, Brian Burke. Bill Hanson. Josh 13), Fogarty Oilers 76 (Bill Honnon 23, all game long. The schedule ahead from the league off ice, ’ ’ Usher said owners. If they vote for a spring we're going in that direction," by Auburn "made our offer beyond Referee—Kerry Fraser. Washington 24 (W illiams8). A—5,116. John Thomas 17, Mike Doran 14, Ed slot before flipping the puck over Front row; Bill Herdlein, Chris Seymour, Glaser, Coach George Glaser. Kennison 10). for us is tough, but if we can take Herron to open a 4-1 bulge. in a released statement. “As a schedule in the next league meet­ Trump said. reach." / MANCHESTKR HERAI.I), Wednesday, Miirrh 27. HIBfi - 13 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. March 27, 1985 Spring training roundup Sports In Brief FOCUS/ Food MCC nine drops pair Mattingly impresses in debut FORT MYERS. Fla. — Hampered by a lack of offense. Manchester Community College dropped a doubleheader scoring four runs on six hits in two Bv United Press International Bob Horner made his first appear­ innings behind the plate, his Lentil soup a specialty Tuesday to host Thomas Edison Community College. 1-0 and 6-1 ance for the Braves since May 30 of longest stint since suffering a innings. . . At Bradenton, Fla., pitcher Pitcher Brian McAuley of Manchester was a tough-luck loser last season when he suffered a broken left leg last September in a With Joe DiMaggio looking on. Larry McWilliams drove in two in the opener, .scattering eight singles in the seven-inning broken navicular bone in his right home-plate collison. the man who may become the next runs with a bases-loaded single in complete game. wrist for the second time. At Clearwater, Fla., the Cardi­ Yankee legend turned in a perfor­ the second inning to pace Pitts­ Josh Corlett went the distance in the second game for the At Vero Beach, Fla.. Steve nals, who scored a pair of unearned mance of epic proportion Tuesday burgh. Don Robertson pitched two Cougars, yielding .six hits and fanning five, while issuing eight Yeager had two hits in his first runs in the first inning off loser Coykendall cooks with a German touch night. innings in relief to pick up the walks. John Wheeler drove in MCC’s only run of the day wilh a start of the exhibition season to John Denny, were down 3-2 Don Mattingly, appearing for the victory. Rich Yett was starter and UBl-single in the sixth frame, spark a 16-hit attack that carried through five innings, but roughed first time since knee surgery a loser for Minnesota. Manchester, now 2-3 down south, plays another twinbill today the Dodgers. Yeager worked six up reliever Bill Campbell by Bv Margaret Hayden Dressed in his white chef's apron month ago, slammed a home run in and hat, both labeled ' Cork, ' he in Sarasota against Hartwick College of New York. The Cougars Herald Reporter his first at-bat of the Grapefruit admitted he is a ham. He offered a wind up their southern swing Thursday morning against Oberlin League season, then doubled in his Herring salad Corky Coykendall cooks nine- guest some potato salad. Wilh a College of Ohio. next trip to the plate to lead the flourish, he .set the dials on the (Heringstpf) New York Yankees to a 2-1 victory Where will madness all end? course dinners to relax. microwave section of Ihc new CRKAM SAUCK over the Montreal Expos He’s a typesetter at Aee Printery Dubois wins unanimous decision stove to warm the next course. 1 cup sour cream Mattingly ripped the second SCOTTSDALE. Ariz. — Denny McLain laces up to in Hartford and leaves for his job Guc.sls at his dinners receive a '/t rup yogurt WEST HARTP’ORD — Lightweight Glenn Dubois of pitch he saw from Montreal 75 years in prison. Joe Pepitone gets caught each day at 6.30 a m. On Sundays primed menu in both German and juice of '/« lemon Manchester won a unanimous three-round decision over Jose right-hander Fred Breining over red-handed with cocaine, heroin, and a loaded hand he's busy as organist and choir­ Knglish. The menus make a nice ' I teaspoon sugar Carmella of Holyoke. Mass., in amateur boxing action Tuesday the right-field fence in the first gun. Daryl Sconiers voluntarily turns himself in for Sports master at St. George's Church in souvenir SALAD night at the Agora Ballroom in West Hartford. inning Before Mattingly's homer. drug rehabilitation. Bolton. Why is someone up there suddenly on our national But, when time permits, he loves 2 small onions "H e did well. He wasn’t feeling all that well. His back was sore Breining had struck out the first Parade game? What is this devil’s evil that is subverting so to cook. He discussed his hobby as Lentil soup 2 lari apples because of his job. But he was very aggressive and the crowd two batters. 8 marinated herring fillets In his second at-bal. also against many of our "Blessed Boys " and how long can it he served some lentil soup, one of loved him." said Stan Czerwinski, Dubois' manager. Milt RIchman (LInsensuppe) 2 teaspoons fresh dill or '/j Breining. Mattingly lined a double continue? Where will It all end? the treats of the German menu he Dubois, now 9-2. is expected back in the ring in four weeks 2 cups dried quick-cooking len­ teaspoon dried dlllweed to right in the third. After that, " I f I knew the answer you’d have to stand in line to has perfected over the last year according to Czerwinski. tils To prepare sauce, blend tho­ Yankee manager Yogi Berra re­ talk to me because I'd be the smartest man in the and a half. 2 2 quarts cold water roughly sour cream..vogurt, lemon moved the defending American world. " says Vida Blue, v ho let’s you know right up " I f my game plan goes right, Ido ' 4 pound Iran baron in I piece juice, and sugar. t Louie gets another award League batting champion from the front he’s not. some of the cooking during the Blue, who started this spring as a non-roster week, " he said. 1 leek, while part plus 2 inches of Peel unions and cut into thin game. green, finely chopped slices. ST LOUIS — Lou Carnesecca of St. John's was named college Mattingly had bc'en sidelined the candidate with his old club, the San Francisco Giants, At his most recent dinner, 1 large carrot, scraped and Peel and quarter apples, remove basketball coach of the yetir Tuesday by the United States entire spring after suffering torn has pitched so well he has won himself another shot overtime prevented much early finely chopp<‘d cores, and cut into thin wedges. Basketball Writers Association cartilage in his knee with them. At 35 he is no longer counting his birthdays, preparation. He had to start the I parsnip, scraped and finely Blend onions and apples, with It was the second time in the last three yetirs that Carnesseccti In another development, not so although he did celebrate something of an anniver­ meal at 9:15 a.m. to have it ready chopped sauce was chosen for the award. He also was named coach of the year positive for the Yankees, it was sary a few days ago He did it very quietly. for dinner. He had a beef brisket in 1 celery stalk, finely chopped In a dish arrange herring and by The Sporting News this week. learned shortstop Andre Robert­ Last Thursday was exactly one year that Vida Blue a seasoned wine and vinegar 7 2 lahlespoons bacon fat apple-onion mixture in layers son must undergo surgery on his was released from the Fort Worth federal prison mixture forsauerbraten, a process ''2 cup finely chopped onions Cover tightly and marinate in knee Wednesday — also for torn where he served 81 days for his involvement with which takes two to three days. Rams sign QB Dieter Brock 2 tablespoons flour refrigerator for 5 hours. cartilage. Like Mattingly's drugs and drug handlers. He cooked all day to prepare the 2 tablespoons cider vinegar Sprinkle with dill tielore serving surgery. Robc'rtson's will be of the Willie Wilson. Willie Aikens and Jerry Martin, all of least of six German treats, non- ANAHEIM. Calif. — The Los Angeles Rams have signed (optional) Makes 4 to 6 servings arthroscopic nature, but will side­ whom were teammates of Blue with the Kansas City German appetizers and gelatin 34-year-old quarterback Dieter Brock, a two-time Most Vakuible 2 frankfurters, sliced into ' i-inch line him into the first week of the Royals, did time with him in the same slammer, but salad, and the specialty of the Player in the Canadian Football League, and projected him to be rounds season Blue took the hardest fall of all. Bowie Kuhn house, which is "German only by the starter next season I teaspoon salt What makes Roliertson’s injury considered his transgressions the more egregious. nature of the chef," German potatoes Tuesday's signing will likely mean the trade of \ince Freshly ground black pepper most untimely is the 27-year-old Possibly to make Blue think about them a little longer, The grand finale is strawberry Ferragam o. who led the team to the 1980 Super Bowl, but has Wash lentils thoroughly under (Kartoffelgemuse) was making a remarkable come­ he booted him out of baseball for one year. ice cream generously laced with been inconsistent and plagued with injuries since. cold running water. In a heavy 8 new potatoes, boiled in skins back from injuries suffered in an With Jack Clark and A1 Oliver gone and Vida Blue his homemade strawberry liqueur. Terms of Brock’s agreement were not disclosed, but it is 4-quart casserole bring 2 quarts of I medium onion, diced automobile accident nearly two being the most recognizable name with the Giants, He made his secret liqueur recipe believed Brock will earn $2.1 million over the next four years water to a boil over high heal. Add ' < teaspoon salt years ago that limited him to most of the writers visiting their camp naturally by adapting one his son, Andrew, Brock has passed for 34,320 yards in 11 CFL seasons, which lentils, bacon, leek, carrot, parsnip Li teaspoon pepper part-time status, and severely- make a bee-line to interview him. sent from Alaska, where he is and celery. Return to a boil, reduce three-quarters rup sugar would rank him No. 4 on the N F L's all-time list He has passed for curtailed his play last year He’s astonished by the avalanche of attention he's stationed with the Coast Guard. heal to low. and simmer, partially 4 slices bacon, cut up 300 or more yards in 37 games, two more than NFL leader Dan Robertson was hitting .348 w ith getting. As much, if not more, than when he was "It's the one recipe I won’t give covered for 30 minutes. three-quarters cup vinegar P’outs. His career completion percentage is 57.5. two homers in 11 games, and had baseball’s hottest commodity as the American out!” Coykendall said. Melt 2 tablespoons of bacon fat Peel and cube potatoes, Add played flawlessly in the field League Cy Young .Award winner in 1971 with the He said he makes liqueur from over the moderate heal in a heavy diced onion, salt, pepper and In other exhibition games, the Oakland A s. black raspberries, cranberries BYU meets Texas on gridiron ' i t . 8- to 10-inch skillet and when it sugar Reserve in a covered bowl Chicago White Sox beat Detroit 8-3, "Questions, questions, questions, " he said without and several kinds of fruit, Heplans VIDA BLUE begins to splutter, add the chopped In a small Irypan fry the bacon PROVO, Utah — National champion Brigham Young the New York Mets defeated showing any irritation over them. He was talking to try peach liqueur and has onions. Cook, stirring occasion­ until crisp. Add the vinegar to the Boston 1-0. Houston edged Cincin­ about all the questions that have been asked him considered cherry but hesitates University and perennial power Texas have signed for a To help make his way back to the big leagues, Blue ally, for 8 to 10 minutes, or until the hot bacon and bring to a boil.,Pour nati 6-5. Atlanta downedBaltimore regarding drugs and his experience with them. ""I because that would mean pitting home-and-home series for the 1987 and 1988 college football pitched in Puerto Rico this winter for Ponce and onions are soft and lightly colored. immediately over potato mixture: 6-2, Los Angeles thumped Toronto don t think it's newsworthy any more. It's been the cherries. seasons. Arecibo and he says the reaction from the fans there to Sprinkle the flour overthem, lower mix well. If too tart, add a little 11-5. St Louis crunched Philadel­ ' dwelled on so long it has gotten to be old news w ith the “ We’re busy in fruit season,” he The Cougars, who have won their last 24 games, will play at him was gratifying. the heat and cook, stirring con­ more sugar before serving phia 10-5, Pittsburgh nipped Min- fans as well as with myself. 1 have no objections to the said. Texas on Sept. 12, 1987, and then host the Longhorns on Sept 24, ’"The people in Puerto Rico were wonderful," he stantly, until the flour turns a Cut endive or leaf lettuce added ne.sota 4-3, Kansas City topped questions though. Through my recovery program, Coykendall started cooking on 1988. in the first two meetings between the two teams. declares. "They'vebeen very good to me here. Most of golden brown. Watch carefully for to this is very good Texas 7-5, Oakland clobbered San talking about what happened helps me with my Boy Scout camping trips.“ You them are pulling for me. The majority of the people any sign of burning and regulate Makes 4 to 6 .servings. Diego 12-6, Milwaukee eclipsed the overall sobriety and I grow from that, too." learned to cook or you didn’t eat,” here are old and they have no reason to be mean, but a the heat accordingly. Ladle about Chicago Cubs 8-7 and Seattle Blue is bright, thoughtful and articulate. He fully he said. He began cooking elegant, Tulane piayers tried to fix games lot of young people have given me encouragement '/I cup of the simmering lentil soup blanked California 4-0 realizes what a dreadful scourge the combination of German meals much later. into the browned flour and beat NEW ORLEANS — John Williams, the leading scorer on At Sarasota. Fla . Tom Seaver, alcohol and drugs has become not only in baseball, but also.” " I grew up with the smell of Cabbage with apples He smiles when he says that and then turns serious vigorously with a whisk until the Tulane University's basketball team, and two teammates were who will start his record 15th in our entire society. Nonetheless, he is unable to offer German cooking, " he said. His when he talks about what is facing McLain, a two-time mixture is smooth and thick. Stir in (Rotkohl mit apfein) tirresled late Tuesday night and accussed of attempting to fix the opening game for the Chicago any great new ideas for solving the problem. grandmother came from Germany Cy Young Award winner, who comes up for the vinegar, if you are using it. outcome of two games this season. White Sox. won his third game of " Baseball has come up with an awareness program and his mother knew how to cook 2- to 2' 2-pound red cabbage sentencing in Tampa, Fla., in a couple of weeks for Then, with a spatula, scrape the Williams and teammates David Dominique and Bobby the spring, going five innings w hile and there s an 800 number we ball players can call," German, filling the kitchen with two-thirds cup red wine vinegar entire contents of the skillet into Thompson were arrested and charged with two counts each of giving up three hits and a run he says, pulling out a card provided him by the Major extortion and racketeering. the smell of vinegar, seasonings, 2 tablespoons sugar "The only thing I could tell him is prison life is not the lentils and stir together sports bribery. Thompson, a senior guard, was in Sorrento, La. Harold Baines, Greg Walker and League Player s Association. " But I think it’s entirely cabbage and onions. 2 teaspoon salt Carlton Fisk hit home runs lor up to the individual himself. glamorous, 1 will never forget that my freedom was About nine years ago, he deve­ thoroughly. 2 tablespoons lard or baron fat and was to be transported to New Orleans to face charges. taken away from me. When that happens you might as Cover the casserole and simmer Chicago " The way 1 look at it. with regard to anyone who’s loped a desire for German potato 2 medium-sized rooking apples, over low heat for another 30 At St. Petersburg. Dwight been on drugs, I mean, if a person wants to stop doing well be dead,” salad. He tried but failed with poor peeled, cored and cut into ' n-inrh minutes, or until the lentils are Gooden struck out nine in five something badly enough, then he can and he will. In One baseball career Blue is following rather imitations. With the help of Ger­ thick wedges Arizona State AD resigns tender but not mushy. Before innings. Gooden, who had 276 my own case, the shock over losing my job brought me closely, apart from his own, is Dwight Gooden’s. man cookbooks given by his wife, '.2 cup finely chopped onions serving, cut the bacon into small T E M P E , Ariz. — In the midst of a controversy involving the strikeouts in 218 innings last to the realization 1 needed professional help." That’s mainly because the Mets’ 1984 Rookie of the Joanne, and daughter. Marie Lit­ 1 whole onion, peeled and dice and return it to the soup wilh use of a mood altering drug by several Arizona State University season, fanned the first five The shock he's talking about took place in August of Year burst on the scene much like Blue did and throws tle, he perfected the art of German pierced with 2 whole cloves the sliced frankfurters. Simmer baseball players, the school’s athletic director, Dick Tamburo. batters he faced 1983 when the Royals released him. He was 0-5 with like he did also. cooking. I small bay leaf Herald photo by Ptnto for 2 or 3 minutes to heat the meat resigned Tuesday. At Kissimme. Fla . Harry Spil- them at the time. " I think he’s handling it a lot better than I did,’ ’ Blue He has other specialties, too. I cup boiling water through, then stir in the salt and a Statements after Tamburo's announcement indicate he might man's bases-loaded, broken-bat Blue isn’t crying over the punishment he had to take says of the Mets’ 20-year-old flame-thrower. ’T m He cooks fish, including what he 3 tablespoons dry red wine Eldon "Corky” B. Coykendall Jr. stirs a counter. He serves his popular nine- few grindings of black pepper. have been forced out. single with two out capped Hous­ with Wilson, Aikens and Martin. He does insist they impressed with his poise. When I first came up, I catches in Connecticut lakes and 3 tablespoons red current jelly If the soup is to be ser\ed as a sample of his lentil soup on his new course meal to company at his 35 Fulton "When I came to Arizona State University, I came to serve at ton's three-run, ninth-inning rally. weren’t the only four using drugs. made the mistake of trying to be what other people streams and from the ocean. main dish, increase the number of stove. His mushroom and cheese Road home about every six weeks. Bill Dawley. 3-0, was the winner Then he gives you another little morsel to chew on a wanted me to be. They wanted me to be bigger than Backyard barbequeing is part of the pleasure of the (university) president," Tamburo said frankfurters as necessary. Serves Continued on page 15 Tuesday night. "The president. J. Russell Nelson, has decided to although he gave up three ninth­ while. life. But Dwight Gooden looks as if he’s dealing with it his repertoire. appetizers and sauerbraten are on the all more intelligently. He’s got a chance to become a change the direction of the athletic program. That’s all I can tell inning runs "If they had to make a case against every player tremendous commercial success. I hope he does. Hey, you right now.” At West Palm Beach, Fla., Chris who has had an encounter with drugs, they’d have to Chambliss drove in two runs and close down the business.” more power to him." Surplus spent on vacation hours Players want more money MANCHESTER COON & FOX CLUB LOS A N G E LE S — About $2 million of the enormous surplus generated by the 1984 Summer Olympics will be spent to expand TROUT FISHING DERBY & Microwave can turn out sauerkraut in a hurry vacation operating hours and supervision at Southern California if playoffs are expanded parks and recreation centers, the Los Angeles Olympic For hearty winter fare with a subtle mixture of ''2 pound bratw'urst, cut into 1 inch pieces Organizing Committee announced. SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (UPI) - At the conclusion of the meeting, TURKEY SHOOT flavors, consider these dishes prepared in the German '/2 teaspoon caraway seeds The adaptation of German On the assuntplion that more is Lee MacPhail, head of the Player style. The aroma of spicy sausage, caraway, or sweet 1 cup fresh sauerkraut, drained better, or at least increasingly Relations Committee, and Don and sour, combined in the traditional sauerbraten, I teaspoon German mustard cuisine to the speed of Bulls fire GM Rod Thorn NO LIMIT Marge’s Combine butter and onion in a 3 quart casserole. profitable, the major-league Fehr, acting director of the Play­ suggests warmth and hospitality. microwave cooking will delight CHICAGO — The Chicago Bulls Tuesday fired general owners are trying to increase the ers’ Association, both said that Sunday, March 31, 1985 The adaptation of German cuisine to the speed of Microwave 3 minutes on high, or until onion is another meeting would be held Microwave transparent. Add pork. Sprinkle flour over the pork, m anager Rod Thorn and named form er Bulls scout Jerry Krtiuse present playoff setup from five microwave cooking will delight the busy cook, and the busy cook, and please the games and the players will go Friday when both hoped more 10 a.m. — 4 p.m. and toss well to coat. .Add water, bouillon, salt and as his replacement in the first m ajor shakeup by the struggling please the whole family. along with the idea provided they progress would be made. Kitchen pepper Cover and microwave on high for 5 minutes. whole family. NBA club's new owner. North River Rd. — Coventry Sauerkaut plays an important role in most countries Marge Churchill also wind up with more money as "W e were unable to reach a where cabbage is grown, but in German cuisine, it Reduce power to medium (50%) and microwave for 15 Bulls owner Jerry Reinsdorf declined to explain the specifics of decision on how toputtheoiie-third , (Follow signs oil Rt. 44A) minutes. well. becomes a star. German cooks not only serve it German sausages on top of the potatoes and around why Thorn was fired, but it was known his job was on the line issue on hold." MacPhail said, Add bratwurst. caraway seeds, sauerkraut and The owners, pleading financial Children under 10...... $2.50 ea. siibtily seasoned as an accompaniment to meat the outer edge of the casserole. Cover and microwave since Reinsdorf purchased the club last month. referring to the players’ demand mustard. Stir; cover and cook for 15 minutes .on distre.ss, have informed the play­ dishes, but use it in combination with other foods. at high for 4'A minutes, or until sausages are heated for additional revenue in return for 10 years and older...... $5.00 ea. medium (50%). Let stand covered for 5 minutes ers they can realize $9 million The technique of making sauerkraut has hardly through, rotating the dish ' 2 turn after half of the their approval. "W e felt, 'Why RAIN OR SHINE... NO LICENSE REQUIRED before serving. Serve with boiled buttered potatoes. more from the networks if the changed since it was recorded in ancient Roman 2 tablespoons mixed pickling spices cooking time. Thornton back in 5>6 weeks should either side be forced to Yields 4 to 6 servings. playoffs go from a best-of-five $25 Cash Prize for Largest Fish. times. The Romans seem to have acquired it from the ' 2 teaspoon salt make a decision right at this CLEVELAND — Andre Thornton underwent arthroscopic series to a best-of-seven this Orient. Sauerkraut is made by adding salt or seasoned flour tim e’ ?" REFRESHMENT STAND 1 tablespoon vegetable oil German-style cooked cabbage surgery to reptiir "chewed-up cartilage in his left knee October. brine to cabbage and letting it ferment. The Oriental Bratwurst and apples >/4 cup butter 4 slices bacon, diced Tuesday, and the Cleveland Indians’ designated hitter should he The parties met 3'/2 hours version, called Kimchee, is hot andspicy. The method 1 tablespoon brown sugar >/< cup flour '/< cup finely chopped onion able to rejoin the team in five to six weeks. Tuesay with the owners hoping to of making sauerkraut was forgotten by Europeans 1 teaspoon flour 2 teaspoons light brown sugar 1 pound cabbage, chopped Team physician Dr. William Wilder said the procedure get the players’ approval but no until the conquering Tartar border, bringing it from 3 medium cooking apples, thinly sliced MODERN AUTO 10 gingersnaps, crushed ■/i cup dairy sour cream perform ed by renowned surgeon Dr. John Bergfeld at the agreement was reached because : China, reintroduced sauerkraut to Austria in the 13th 4 bratwurst ! Mix together wine, vinegar, water, onion, lemon, ■A teaspoon poppy seeds the players are insisting on one- century. The Austrians gave sauerkraut its name, Combine brown sugar and flour in a 2 quart Cleveland Clinic, repaired a "really large tear" of meniscus RADIATOR pickling spices, salt and sugar. Place meat in a deep Place diced bacon in a I'A quart round casserole. third of the additional revenue literally, "Sourplant", and passed it along to their casserole. Add apples and toss to coat. Arrange cartilage in Thornton's knee. INTRODUCES $VCARDINAL BUICK’S '• bowl and pour the liquid mixture over the meat. Cover Cover and microwave on high for 2'A to 3 minutes, or before they approve. neighbors, the Germans. Two of our recipe sausages around the outer edge of the casserole. the refrigerator for 48 hours, turning the meat twice a until bacon is browned. Remove bacon and reserve. the 90-mlnute suggestions feature sauerkraut with a modern touch. Cover with waxed paper. Microwave at high for 4 to 8 I “Spring Clean Up” day. Remove the meat from the refrigerator 1 hour Add onion to bacon drippings and microwave on drive-ln and minutes, or until apples are tender and sausages are before cooking. Drain the meat and reserx'e the liquid high for 2'a to 3 minutes. Add cabbage to onion, cover Ribs and sauerkraut heated through, stirring apples and rearranging driveaway solutloni Pat the meat dry with paper towels and m bit lightly and microwave on high for 8 minutes, stirring midway sausage after half of the cooking time. Let stand 2'/i to 3 pounds ribs, rut in 2 or 3 rib pieces with flour Preheat a large browning dish for 4'a to 5 through cooking. Blend in sour cream and poppy NOTICE FOR: covered for 5 minutes before serving. Yields 4 Probate Court is open Auto radiator loaks, 2 tablespoons bouquet sauce, combined with 3 minutes. Add oil and meat. Microwave for 1 minute on seeds. Garnish with reserved bacon. Microwave at PENNZOIL tablespoons water each side. servings. medium-high (70%) for I'A to 2 minutes, or until for conferences with the hose leaks, overheating, Hint: Be sure to piece or make small cuts in judge from 6:30 P.M. to 8 Let our professional car care staff renew the 1 can (27 ounces) sauerkraut, drained Place meat in a 2- to 2'':-quart covered casserole, heated through. Serves 5 tb 6 people. thermostats, 1 medium onion, chopped microwave for 30 minutes on medium-low (30%). bratwurst before placing in casserole. This will avoid P.M. on Thursday finish, interior, and details of your car to make exploding skins. antl-lreeze changes, 1 medium apple, peeled and finely chopped Turn the meat over and add 1 cup strained marinate. Hot German potato salad nights. Appointments SAVE! »*OTOn o i l WITM/^ cleaning and flusning it look sparkling new again. Drop by for a de­ 2 tablespoons brown sugar Microwave 20 minutes on medium-low (30%). or until suggested. 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Brush with bouquet sauce; set aside. Remove meat to a warm platter. Stir sauce into liquid '/< teaspoon celery seed Drain liquid from casserole. Combine sauerkraut, in casserole. Microwave on high for 3 minutes, stir ■A cup milk salt and pepper to taste Reg. *1“ repaired on our premises P.S. Th is ad is w orth $10.00 tow a rd the clean in g 2 teaspoons chive and reinstalled. onion, apple, brown sugar and caraway seeds in once. Add crushed gingersnaps, stir until smooth. 4 medium potatoes, baked and sliced and detailing of your car. casserole. Cover. Microwave for 15 to 25 minutes, or Serve meat thinly sliced with sauce topping. Serve >A teaspoon pepper In an oblong baking dish, cook bacon and onion of FREE ‘It pays to rap with Pap" Replacements are avail­ until ribs are fork tender and sauerkraut is heated with buttered noodles. Yields: 6 to 8 servings. Vi teaspoon caraway seeds high for 3>A to 5 minutes, stirring occasionally. Stir in able from our distributor.-! 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Luis determined by your genes before Dieting helps reduce total fat. Exercise is more selective. It Add eggs, yeast and cardamom. residents who are 60 or older. Tuesday: Juice, bologna and Although modern science has Hernandez and Bartley G. Hoebel you were born, according to Dr. trims fat over muscles, such as at Evelyn Ask's Swedish coffee Stir in 7 to Scupsof flour. Beat until Monday: Pineapple juice, salami sandwich, pickle spears, accomplished some amazing of Princeton University found that Ronald K. Kalkhoff, chief of the the abdomen and thigh. Exercise bread is listed in a cookbook smooth Set aside in warm place. creamed salmon over rice, rye chips, cake with topping. things — such as placing a man on when the hypothalamus was stim­ TOPS Medical Research Program can't help trim breasts, which are compiled by the women's group of Let rise until double in bulk. Shape bread, peas, oatmeal cookies, Wednesday: Potato soup, fish the moon and manipulating ulated by nerve chemicals known at Milwaukee County Medical accumulations of fat tissue around Trinity Covenant Church. into braids, making 4 coffee breads mixed fruit. and cheese sandwich, potato puffs, chromosomes — appetite and as adrenergics, appetite was satis­ Complex. That's why your figure is glandular tissue. The usual pro- It's the kind of rich braided by dividing dough into 4 parts, and Tuesday: Roast turkey, sweet cranberry peanut butter bar. weight control are almost as fied. When other chemicals known probably like that of your parents blemw ith exercising in middle age bread which is meant to star on then each part into 3 for braiding. potatoes, green beans, cranberry Thursday: Fruit juice, meat and mysterious today as they were a as dopamines prevailed, appetite or grandparents or an aunt or an is that by the time you decide to do special occasions. Ask said it's Place on jelly roll pan, side by side, sauce, wheat bread, ambrosia cheese pizza, tossed salad, fruited century ago. The best that can be was sharpened. They postulated uncle. it, decades of inactivity have likely her family will enjoy some of and brush with beaten egg. Sprin­ pudding. gelatin with topping. said is that scientists are studying that the amount of fat on the body 5. However, the total of fat on slipped by, your muscles have hers on Easter morning. kle with regular or pearl sugar and Wednesday; Orange-pineapple Friday; Closed for Good Friday. them at long last. determines which chemicals are your body is largely determined by gone lax and you find calisthenics “ The recipe I use is from my slivered almonds. Let rise until juice, smoked ham with fruit The findings are like pieces in a released. But they didn't know why outside factors. It starts before aunt,” she said. Two of her aunts double in size. Bake at 375 degrees sauce, mashed potatoes, buttered jig-saw puzzle. While the picture is fat content differs so in different birth. According to Kalkhoff, if difficult, if not impossible. were caterers, and as a girl she for 25 minutes. carrots, dinner roll, chocolate Coventry schools fur from complete, perhaps the people. your mother ate heavily while you 8. Knowing you have inherited the tendency to have larger than helped them with cooking, one souffle with chocolate syrup The following lunches will be following information will offer 3 Zinc has a lot to do with were in the womb, especially reason why she enjoys cooking so Thursday: Chicken parmesan, served in the Coventry elementary new insights to your own struggle appetite. Dr. Robert 1. Henkin of toward the end of the pregnancy, average breasts, belly, buttocks or Blue cheese dressing thighs doesn't mean you need to much today. shells with Italian sauce, Italian schools the week of April 1 through with overweight and overeating. Georgetown University Medical then overfed you when you were an "It's a good thing, too. I have a (Evelyn Ask) give up. According to Kalkhoff, green beans, garden salad, Italian 5. 1. Humans regulate body weight Center, found that in laboratory infant, she helped increase the big family,” she said. She and her '/< cup crumbled blue cheese bread, peaches and pears. Monday; Cheeseburger, potato as precisely as animals do, main­ animals and in people, zinc deple­ number of progenitor cells that diet and exercise have a three to husband, Henry "Hank” Ask, are four times greater influence over 1 3-ounce package cream cheese Friday: Closed for Good Friday puffs, mixed vegetables, pudding taining it within narrow limits over tion was associated with both loss later would become fat cells on the parents of Deborah Hernandez your figure than heredity does. >/: cup heavy cream and topping. extended periods. Unlike animals, of appetite and loss of taste. your body. of Coventry, Donna Olander of 9. Crash diets that produce quick V> cup mayonnaise Tuesday: Soup, egg salad sand- observed Dr. Richard E. Keesey of Treatment with zinc sulfate res­ S. There are sexual differences Coventry, Lauren Murray of Man- weight loss take more water than 1 tablespoon lemon juice Meais on Wheeis will, vegetable slick, chips, chilled the University of Wisconsin. '"The tored both in patients who had regarding the location of the major chesterj Stephen Ask in California, fat off your body. Ditto diet pills. 1 tablespoon wine vinegar The following meals are to be Iruit. set-points in human beings vary to diseases that caused the zinc fat deposits. Overweight women and Sharon Ask of South Windsor, As for massage, says Kalkhoff, Blend the blue cheese and the served to Males on Wheels clients Wednesday: Oven fried chicken, a much greater degree.” Oddly, he depletion. As for those with loo lend to accumulate fat below the Those who would like the Swed­ "no matter how hard you squeeze cream cheese in an electric the week of April 1 through 5. The noodles with gravy, cranberry said, "obese individuals maintain much appetite and too good taste, waist, specifically on lower abdo­ ish coffee bread recipe and other or hit a pound of butter you'll still 2 blender. Add the heavy cream. hot noon meal is listed first, and the sauce, choice of vegetable, roll, and defend their body weight in the cutting zinc from the diet is no men, hips, thighs and buttocks. Swedish favorites can order the have a pound there.” To reduce its Add the remaining ingredients. cool evening meal, second. fruit crisp. same fashion, and as effectively, answer. That mineral is essential Overweight men tend to accumu­ church cookbook, which was re­ mass, you have to "burn” it. Fold in the additional '/4-cup of blue Thursday: Juice, pizza, tossed as an individual of normal to several normal bodily functions. late fat above the waist, on their cently reprinted. Copies, at J5, are Monday: Beef stew with a cheese. salad. Easier dessert. available at the E.A. Johnson biscuit, green beans, salad, straw­ C r imLiry t v Covenant Friday: Closed for Good Friday Paint Co., 723 Main St.; the Front berry whipped dessert with cream. Parlour, 465 Hartford Road; and at Busy day stew Cold turkey sandwich, fruit cock­ the Trinity Covenant Church of­ tail, milk. (Patricia Anderson) Tuesday: Baked chicken quar­ RHAM High schools DOUBLE fice, 302 Hackmatack St, Office t^ u rch iBoneless Beef Sale! • 1 pound stew meat ter with gravy, cranberry sauce, hours at the church are 9 a.m. to 4 The following lunches will be 1 cup celery, sliced on angle whipped potatoes, carrots, salad, 7 p.m, served at RHAM junior and senior SAVE UP TO 30% COUPONS I cup carrots, sliced on angle drained one cup sugar, carefully, and cake. Tuna salad sandwich, fresh high schools the week of April 1 Manchester's Trinity Covenant 1 m ^iu m onion, chopped 1 can peas continue whipping until stiff. Fold apple, milk. 'O V E R L A S T Y E A R ’S PRICES! SEE STORES FOR DETAILS Church was founded by people of 1 bay leaf 1 can mushroom soup in ground almonds. Bake in Wednesday: Beef turnover with through 5. Monday: Meat patty, mashed Swedish background. Naturally, 3 tablespoons Minute tapioca 1 cup Cheddar cheese, grated springform pan at 350 degrees for gravy, whipped potato, broccoli, potatoes with gravy, buttered then, the cookbook carries many 8-ounce can tomato sauce Place 1 can of asparagus spears 35 to 45 minutes. Let cool. salad, brownies. Egg salad sand­ corn, homemade roll, choice of :{9 ]: I :]=<=< fine Swedish favorites, such as 1 cup water on bottom of casserole. Mix peas, For glaze, bring yolks, butter wich, apricots, milk. BONELESS BEEF ROASTS dessert. Swedish Spritz cookies. The cook­ 1 teaspoon salt soup and cheese, placing '/z of this and remaining one third cup sugar Thursday; Spaghetti and meat ALL ONE LOW PRICE!!! Tuesday: Steak and cheese ALL ONE LOW PRICE!!! book, though, has many other Dash pepper mixture over asparagus in casse­ almost to a boil, stirring con­ sauce, carrots, green beans, salad, sandwich, lettuce and tomato, corn BEEF ROUND-CENTER CUT recipes as well, including a rich Mix all ingredients in Dutch oven role. Layer second can of aspara­ stantly. Leave on heat, stirring cake. Chicken salad sandwich, BEEF ROUND Herald photo by Pinto chips, assorted fruit. blue cheese dressing recipe con­ or heavy casserole and bake, gus and the remaining mixture until fairly thick. Let cool. Whip up fruit and gelatin dessert, milk. Bottom Round Swiss tributed by Ask. Evelyn Ask serves some of her Swedish coffee bread. Her covered, 5 hours at 250 degrees. over top. Top with buttered bread cream and fold in. Spread glaze on Wednesday: Lasagna. green Bottom Round Friday; Closed for Good Friday. BEEF CHUCK "A t home this is our f,ivorite costume is the national costume of Sweden. Dumplings may be added to the or cracker crumbs. Bake '/i hour at top of cake. Sprinkle with nuts. beans, garlic roll, fresh fruit. BEEF CHUCK Refrigerate. Thursday: Fruit juice, tuna 66 350 degrees. 56 dressing,” she said. stew at the end of 5 hours London Broil Shoulder DUMPLINGS; Manchester schools boat, vegetable soup, french fries, Boneless Chuck That pretty Swedish costume Covenant's church fair. Swedish coffee bread Almond forte cake. BEEF CHUCK BEEF CHUCK During the trip, she purchased 1 cup flour Swedish spritz The following lunches will be she's wearing for her photo, by the (Evelyn Ask) 2 teaspoons baking powder (BIrgItta O'Brien) Friday; Closed for Good Friday. way, was especially made for her. cardamom. "It's much cheaper (Elsie Johnson) served in the Manchester public Boneless Shoulder Boneless Shoulder 1 '/t teaspoon salt 1 over there," she said. She also 2 cups milk 6 ounces almonds schools the week of April 1 through BEEF CHUCK-CHUCK FILLET OR occr nuunu She ordered it last summer during ': cup milk ■A pound butter or margarine I BEEF ROUND-BONELESS-RUMP OR BEEF ROUND bought an extract called Arrak, '/> cup shortening (part butter) 4 egg whites 5. a Scandinavian trip she took with 2 tablespoons oil ■A cup sugar Andover Elementary Top Blade 99 Eye Round her husband, along with daughter which she uses in baking. 1 cup sugar 1 and one third cup sugar, Monday: Hamburger on a roll, I Bottom Round 79 Eye Round 99 Mix and drop by spoonful onto 1 egg yolk The following lunches will be Center Deborah and her husband. 1 teaspoon salt divided potato chips, buttered peas, chilled Steaks Steaks She also bought a Swedish scale. top of slew. Cover and continue 2 cups flour served at Andover Elementary Swiss Cut Roasts 1 3 eggs, well beaten 1 egg yolks pears. 1 BEEF ROUND-WHOLE-T9 TO 33 LBS Her Swedish relatives give her 1 GUARANTEED CHUCK-LESSER QUANTITIES l T9 LB BEEF ROUND-WHOLE-0 TO l 5 LBS baking about 30 minutes at 350 ■A teaspoon almond extract FRESH-REGULAR-LESSER QUANTITIES 1 59 LB The dress is in striking yellow 2 packages yeast, dissolved in ' < 8 tablespoons butter or marga­ Tuesday; Pork chop, gravy, School the week of April 1 through CuslomCul recipes, but their directions use degrees. Cream butter and sugar; add Not McKr Than To 0*d«r and blues. It is the national cup lukewarm water and I teas­ rine whipped potatoes, buttered broc­ 5. Ground '"z’izv.'r I 39 Ground 59 Boneless c-t 69 Boneless their own weights. So her new scale egg yolk, flour and extract. Mix costume of Sweden, and the poon sugar V4 cup whipping cream coli, applesauce. Monday: Chicken nuggets, rice Bottom Rounds helps her translate. thoroughly. Put through cookie Beef — 't.1 Chuck 1 Sirloin Tips i woman who made it for her made Additional slivered almonds Wednesasy; Beef stew with pilaf, green beans, cake with BEEF CHUCK-LEAN-BONELESS V> teaspoon crushed cardamom Asparagus casserole ESSE" QUANTITIES? 19LB - ,wv BEEf ROuND lEA N -BON ELESS 1 press and bake in 350-degree oven FR£SH LLAN-LESSER QUANTITIES 1 69 LB GUAHANTECDROUND 129 another similar dress for Sweden's "That's the fun part," she said. seed Blanch and take skin off al­ potatoes and vegetables, corn- frosting. 49 Not Mote ?'lb P»9 Beef Chuck for Stew (Gloria Swensen) about 8 to 10 minutes. Watch 1 Ground Round *iani9 Tat o> Mevf lb P Beef Round for Stew queen. The dress arrived in time Here are her recipes and others monds. Grind up almonds. Whip 4 bread, apple wedges and raisins. Tuesday; Hot dog with roll, LESSER QUANTITIES 89* LB 7 to 8 cups flour I FLAVORSEAL-SMOKEOMEAT-SMOKEOBEEf , B££f1 LB PKG 1 79 THIC* Sl ic e d 1 : - l b p k g 3 49. w e s t Vir g in ia for Ask to wear it last fall at Trinity from the cookbook. 2 cans asparagus spears. egg whites until stiff. Add a scant carefully. baked beans, peas and carrots, Slivered almonds Thursday: Chicken nuggets, H illshire P olska Kielba.sa , Htgradf Ball Park Meal Franks I H >grade Sliced Bacon ; 2 Fresh Chicken Legs dips, potato puffs, buttered whole cherry crisp. LESSER QUANTITIES 1 49 LB HOT OR SWEET REGULAR OR TmiC» Sl ic e d , 75, kernel corn, chocolate pudding. Wednesday: Combo pizza, Italian Sausage 11 Oscar Ma.ur Meal W icners ^ Oscar Ma.ur Bacon I ^ FrL-sh Chicken Breasts Friday; Closed for Good Friday. salad, juice bars. I SMOKED-WATER AOOEO-BONELESS BEEF 1 LB "■ G I !i9 A&P I iB P»G I b 169 ' H^KBEIKISISBBISI Thursday: Steak sandwich, has 89 I la mo w i Nutritionist iinks problems Colonial Pork Butts ,1 A& P iVIeal Franks Ann Page Sliced Bacon a 1 browns, green beans, choice of FtL^sh Liu‘ Lobsters Trick to scallop dish PORK LOIN-RIB SIDE OR Bolton schools fruit. c'l'iiiEilk'l C ustom Friday: Closed for Good Friday. 14 To The following lunches will be Whole Cut To 1 1 9 P(ijiiK.k l-ilk'l 17 Lb s IHI5N SOT’ LMii of child’s behavior to diet FOOD Pork Loin Order StvamiT Clams is to use the right cheese F rl's'h Fktrida Scalkips A By Lidia Wasowicz health care professionals, in Talla- The symptoms may appear even Corky’s cooking iS/” FESTIVAL! I { 100°. PURE L Sa. 1 * 1 ^ l.itik' Nit'k Clams To Kim Socha of Moore Street, happiness is United Press International hasee, Fla. before any sign of the deficiency is eating the scallops in cheese sauce at Vito's Birch “ Research clearly shows that in detectable in blood tests. Sunkist 29 California Whitney, in San Francisco on a THE DAIRY Mountain Inn, Bolton. But the home preparation of SAN FRANCISCO - Don't the early stages of iron deficiency has German touch Orange Juice 1 Navel Oranges . too-1 PURE a child can't concentrate, is lecture tour, said during the past LARGE JUICY SEEOLESS-88 SIZE this dish has eluded her. blame sugar or additives or I 20-02 BOX « Today’s allergies for a child's hyperactive restless, has a short attention decade three culprits have been Citrus Hill T t Continued from page 13 tablespoon o( boiling water. I I Bird’s Ks e Broccoli Spears 1 Mike Capsch, manager and head chef at Vito's, span, can't sit still, the main wrongly accused: food allergies; behavior, a nutritionist says. The When the cabbage is done, there WHOLE-20-O2 BOX 15, Orange Juice c .fX said her problem was probably in her choice of Special chemical additives, and, most (optional) ' INSTANT real villain may be - a poorly characteristics associated with should be almost no liquid left in Bird’s Eve Green Beans A -5 .9 9 ' cheese. Instead of the Romano, Provolone or balanced diet. hyperactivity," she said. recently, sugar. Wash the head of cabbage under Family Bag ol 1 0 tor t 96 I Hood Whipped Cream cTJ the casserole. Just before serving la r g e LUSCIOUS RED RIPE FHi sn tih d eb ' T r i t Mozzarella that you'd normally use on an Italian Nancy Pappas “ Studies also show that in the “ These may be attractive as cold running w;iter. remove the I FAMILY VALUE Some 10 percent of America's remove the onion and bay leaf, and C alifornia Straw herries C ekrv I learls /“ dish, Vito's uses Cheddar cheese on the scallops ala 5-to-8-year-olds suffer from hyper­ brain of children with iron defi­ offering 4he public a black-and- tough outer leaves, and cut the SHRIMP CRESCENTS DR lltMid Cottage Chen.’se stir in the wine and the current i CAUFORNIA SWEE T SEEOLESS1S6 S C f' FRE 5>M CRiSF ciency there is a reduction of white picture of a villain, but the cabbage into quarters. To shred [Crab or Shrimp Puffs FOR PI22A Gino. activity, characterized by inability jeliy. Taste for seasoning, then .Iiimho Nau'l Oranges - Pascal ( elerv A&P Mo/zarella Clu’L’se ’S°g = m to concentrate, restlessness and a certain enzymes involved with true picture is far more compli­ the cabbage, cut out the core and Shrimp (nK|Uvllvs ’ISOEH GREEN FULL ,'F Vi'AVS A I im p o R’EOFROMiSRAEl fORPASSOVER "It's odd, but it's been one of our most popular tr;insfer the entire contents of the WHITE cated," she said. slice the quarters crosswi.se into dishes for about 10 years," Capsch said. "It was short attention span, said Dr. neurotransmitters, or important casserole to a heated plater or bowl i .laffa Oranges Fresh Spinach Dorman’s Ameriean Cheese Eleanor Whitney, author of three pathways in the brain that have to "Parents should not be deathly ' ii-inch-wide strips. C A» If ORNiA JUlCV , f A«V T RE w asm e : A • ‘ t one of the original recipes they've been using since and serve Sv'rves 4 to 6 TWO-e-02 CuPS-SOFT afraid of sugar and forbid their Drop the cabbage into ;i large CONCENTRATED they opened the place." should not be overcooked. (The restaurant uses a bestselling nutrition textbooks. do with paying attention." SlinkisI I.emons Buneh ( arrnls nr Beets Fk’ischmann’s Margarine 1 ■mixing bowl, sprinkle it with the WHITE JUICY if AM 'l» BAG OH b F UR t 98 u S NO ’ A :. r jB P .s s t very hot boiler for this.) “ People spend a lot of money on In addition, iron deficiency children from eating all cookies Seneca RANDOM WEIGHT-MILD I It's a rich and garlicky dish, Capsch warns. The extensive allergy testing, natural makes a child more susceptible to and candies but should be con­ vinegar, sugar and salt, then toss Nellow Onions Sprinkle liberally with all of the cheese, and give Marinated tomatoes Morida Grapefruit A&P Cheddar Cheese' Bars i» garlic is not browned first, but is cooked only the shreds about with a spoon to RED RIPE JUlC' SWEE T HLlNt'OEAS AN’AuHiri AA*IMMI.( and organic loods, vitamin supple­ lead poisoning — also shown to be scious of feeding their children Grape Juice NEW MINI4MCK A e 7 0 I one stir. There should be Some cheese throughout (Marinierte tomateh) DESSERT TREAT briefly in the white wine sauce. "The Cheddar and ments when a simple good diet connected to poor classroom per­ wholesome foods from the four • coat them evenly with the mixture. l[C"l VValermelon F\tra fanei Meluii Irats Hannon Yogurt P | the sauce, and still more on top. Heat again, this garlic together are what makes this so unusual." using the four basic food groups formance, she said. groups." In a heavy 4- to 5-quart cas.serole. 4 large tomatoes, peeled and A & P Sliced ■ II ■ A ll FLAVORS Capsch told the Manchester Herald. time in the oven or broiler, just until cheese melts could do the trick,” said Whitney, “ Lead poisoning, which strikes melt the lard or b;icon tat over sliced ! Strawberries and top browns slightly. Garnish with parsley, who was assistant professor of one in 50 children in rural areas moderate heat 1 cup vegetable oil SPRING SHOWER OF SAVINGS’^ L Add the ap|)les and chopited chopped or in sprigs. Pour out over a bed of drained nutrition at Florida State Univer­ and one in 10 in some inner city WUIIamB ca$t ' I cup wine vinegar nsHCvvAN i?>« 07 P"C 719 on 14'tOZ.CANS VEGETABLE / Pillshurs Biscuits Scallops ala GIno onions and cook, stirring tie ll pasta. sity for 12 years. areas, is a bigger danger to a child HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Robin I teaspoon dry mustard ■ish .lardinii rv 1 CONVENIENCE PACKS 1 cup bay scallops quently, for 5 mitiuti's. or until tlu' 1 teaspoon salt Serves two. “ Poor nutrition certainly does with iron deficiency because lead Williams, whose film career has Ush Horvnlinv Swanson 3 ^ 1 V-8 4 tablespoons butter, not margarine apples are lightly browned. /\dd ’ 4 teaspoon black pepper Pampers affect behavior. Almost any of 20 and iron compete for absorption in not measured up to the success he V J One-third cup white wine the cabbtige. the whole onion w ilh 1 large clove garlic, minced Chicken Broth nx A Juice To have your favorite restaurant dish included in nutrient deficiencies can render the digestive tract, so if there's less found in television, gets another' 9SUCE iw Diapers "" 1 teaspoon chopped garlic behavior abnormal," said Whit­ iron, the lead gets in quicker,” shot at the big screen in "Club cloves, and the bay leat: stir 1 tablespoon chopped fresh basil La PiA/eria ChetM' Pi//a pAq 1 N€W ENGLAND-CHUNKY 1M)Z. CAN I ALL VARIETIES this weekly column, simply write a note telling us thoroughly and pour in the boilitig I'A cups shredded Cheddar cheese ney, who during the past eight Whitney said. Paradise,” which Warner Bros, 2 sprigs fresh thyme, chopped ALL VARIETIES 6.1 729 Prego Purina 100 the name of your favorite dish at a local restaurant. water. Campbell’s Q Q ^ '109 Fresh parsley years has reviewed more than As other examples, she said, will film in Jamaica beginning In 2 sprig fresh marjoram, chopped Seahi'st Polar Bars pAQ « We’ll contact the chef and ask for the recipe. 16,000 articles and studies on Bring to a boil over high heat, I tablespoon minced scallion SAUSAGE A PEPPI RONl OR SUPREME Clam Chowder Pius Sauce ^ Cat Food One-third pound freshly-cooked linguine, thiamin deficiency can result in April. .70, 799 APPLE CHERRY ORANGE GRAPE-3< 45-02 CTNS ^ .q Include your name, address, and a phone number nutrition. confusion, uncoordinated move­ stirring occasiontilly. ;ind reduce Toni’s Italian S lik Pizza PAQ Li FR02EN-ALL VIARIET1ES __ ... « CQ ALL VARIETIES drained Included in the cast of the new CampheH’s Juice Works » 1 Kelkigg's Pop Tarts "UT V j where you can be reached during the day. (Phone Iron deficiency is the most the heal to its lowest possible itoinl Flail' tomato slices in serving EIYRA CHEESE SAUSAGE OR PEPPERONI .5^, 1H9 Pepperidge Farm Muffins r ments, depressed appetite, irrita­ comedy, set in a tropical singles WITH MEATBALLS OR FRANKS ^QC ASSORTEDVARIETIES rm Combine scallops, butter, wine and garlic in a Cover and simmer for 1'/ to 2 bowl Combine remaining ingre­ Toni’s Italian Stile Pizza pAq 1 FR02EN-BROC WITH CHEESE-PEPPtRIDOE FARM -mg numbers will not be published) Please concentrate common nutrient deficiency, af­ bility, insomnia, fatigue and gen­ hotel, are Peter O'Toole, Rick Franco American Spaghetti-Os /V shallow saucepan. Place in a 425-degree oven, or hours, or until the cabbage is dients and pour over tomatix's. W grtahles in Pastr.v 1 King Cole Vegetables 3 0 5 on restaurants in the Manchester area. Address fecting some 10 percent to 20 eral misery, while too little niacin Moranls, Twiggy, Adolph Caesar ALL VARIETIES over high heat on top of the stove, for about 5 tender. Check from time to lime to Toss lightly. Chill (or 1 hour or A I’Assou Rsm r.iI.S 1 F RO2EN-PEPPER10GE FARM VEG IN PASTRY ^ ^ inquiries to Today's Special, Manchester Herald, percent of children, said Whitney, can lead to depression, headaches, and Eugene Levy. Also featured is "A/ .Asparagus nith Mornai Sauce pfcfl i Ri‘cipe Dinner Rounds L minutes. Scallops should become opaque, but founder of The Nutrition Co. Inc., a make sure that the cabbage is longer before serving Makes 4 MuiiiM'liewiU. M iilzi» Ragu Spaghetti i 3! P.O. Box 591, Manchester, 06040. memory loss and emotional raggae star Jimmy Cliff and SL7CAH C H O C O lA ll FUDGE OR PEANUT BUTTE-1 CM'MLITNM I I —V I— V»»4 I vw*. — moist. If it seems dry. add a servings. nutrition information center for instability. Andrea Martin. S »tvl4>ui'liiii't' lea Bag. 1 " Kraft Salad Dressings Sunshine VVafers I F’ Sauce 2 i'o, ‘yiN Molhvr's (>vfihv l ish GOLDEN GRAIN _ LIQUID SF7AN1SH ^ i \ C C Senor Stuffi'd OH il's iT' 5 9 ^ Expert has 7-step dieting plan 'Anorexia sufferers Bataiiplv 1 l44rsL'radisli ■i:,'89' ; Macaroni Clorox .All Brands MaeariKins 99' & Cheddar Bleach ?ug 79 Fk'ischmann’s Corn O il ^ 1 An obesity specialist says the Arthritis, Diabetes and Digestive as determined by their inherited CRUSHEDTOMATOESINPURH UR INSTANT IU SWEET 1402 CAN « j e I .Ml Brands Soup Nuts '1°; 39'j 2^ Kat»k‘ Brand Condensed Milk V' best way to lose weight is to follow and Kidney Diseases. genes. 'hfee. Care. Xrtfori ToJJfar Center, Xna. I can’t see weight ioss Paradise) Pear lomatoes I lill’s Brothers ( 0611“ Pi us DEPOSIT-CASE OF 24 a seven-step plan. He said many people may not "1 believe every person has a set 5 1 Ivahh & Beauts Aids S TOMATO PURE I OR SINGII PIT ^ Dr. William Straw, a Palo Alto, really be obese, but simply "filling body weight, just as he has a set rA. & General Merchandise T i' I’ aradiso l(>nialo Sauee llmnespun Paper Napkins 'p., '65' Utica Club B l i t 9 5 A v e ru S^rae?, Monchesyer, C i. 1 By United Press International TW OPLY A CUSTOM GROUND JW..P t'LUa LU S DL/C EPOSIT.CASE I DF A Nutmeg Square K-Man Plaza M an d V ea^s nemieaf^ All three dieted excessively or may command prices in the 649-2411 "The program de$igned with 798-2397 574-4437 and only doy core '• binging and purging— eating huge thousands. James wrote in Diag­ lotM in m in d ." amounts of food and then vomiting nostic Imaging Magazine. One (Ages I to 4 / S to 7) M-F 9-9 M-F 9-9 M-F 9-9 ■pQC.ili’fy spicW eaM y — after they left the hospital. goose decoy sold privately for Now o fferin f progrum f In the following arvMt I* "None of these patients had $65,000. * Mom and Tol Movement and Exerriae S A T 9-6 S A T 9-6 S A T 9-6 designed ord bujfr ■fiir > anorexic symptoms or any marked As the market value went up, * Creative Movement and Eierdae SUN 11-5 SUN 12-5 Caldor Shopping Plaza Burr Corners, Manchester * Mualr Appreciation SUN 12-5 and toddlers. ! disturbance in body image before however, "so have the related * Creative Dramalica No Appointment Necessary puf )ht ; the physical trauma," Drs. Namir phenomena of misidentiflcation, Regiatralion open for ^week and aummer InirediKlory progrumi dote in d^corc^ ' j F. Damlouji and James M. Fergu- repair methods that hide serious For Information Call: 647-7796 'a son wrote in the American Journal structural defects and the faking of I0UR8: MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 8:00 A.M. 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Beyrer, 245 Highland St., Town of Manchester releases Town of Manchester releases Wells St., $337. and Albert R. Martin, 939 Tolland $92. berg. Ore." wrote: "My wife and 1 tell her age. 7 p.m." $82,000. lien against Michael Zachcrek. 309 lien against Vintage Homes Inc.. (Wednesday) "N O TIC E —R.D. Town of Manchester against Turnpike, $727. have a disagreement we think you Because of this typographical Town of Manchester releases Woodland St., $147. 100 Lorraine Hoad, $340. Jones has informed us that he has property of Eleanor P. Hohenthal. Town of Manchester releases can settle. Do women have one error in her obituary, everyone Quitclaim deeds lien against One Heritage Place Town of Manchester releases Town of Manchester releases Dear received several annoying tele­ 40 Flower St., $80. lien against John S. Ziemak and more rib than men?" will think she was nine years older Association, 22 Oak St., $198. lien against Herman M. Frechette lien against John S. Ziemak, 378 phone calls because of the error we Renato F. Bonetti to Sheila 1. Town of Manchester against Eleanor M. Ziemak. 96 Cooper Hill Your answer was: "Dear Al; than she actually was. Town of Manchester releases and Albert R. Martin. 36 Concord Hartford Road. $1,953. Abby made in his classified ad yester­ Bonetti and Renato F. Bonetti, half property of William G. Zimmer, 88 St.. 1981. $1,302. $1,388. Men and women have the same Should we ask the newspaper liens against Arcelia M. Crawford. Road, $1,392. Town of Manchester releases day. His ad stands corect as interest in 72-74 Durant St. Pine St., $227. Town of Manchester releases number of ribs. (Who is ribbing Abigail ■ editor to publish a correction? I 20 Goodwin St., 1979, $455; 1980. Town of Manchester releases lien against Kenneth G, Sadd and follows; FOR S A L E -R D. Jones Katherine A. Reilly to Mary Town of Manchester against liens against Alice Bujaucius Gag­ whom ?)" say we should. The rest of the $455; 1981, $455: 1981, $U16. lien against Reginald Pinto and Marie Sadd, 75 Sunny Brook Drive, Van Buren has one sewing machine for sale. Elizabeth McNamara, 40 Durkin property of John J. Reed and non. 80 North St.. 1981, $1,065. Abby, you quote Scripture from family says to skip it. Town of Manchester releases Alice Pinto, 371 W. Middle Turn­ $1,464. Cheap. Phone 948-0707 p.m. and St. Barbara A. Reed, 681-683 Hartford $1,133. time to time, so 1 would have 4 OUTVOTED IN OHIO lien against Charles Henry Koch. pike, $23. Town of Manchester releases Pierina I. Dziato to Patricia D. Road, $41. Town of Manchester releases thought that you would remember ask for Mrs. Kelly who loves with Town of Manchester releases lien against Anthony Botticelloand Bagshaw, George L. Dziato and 36 Concord Road, $1,180. liens against G.P.M. Builders Inc., Genesis 2:21-22: "And the Lord DEAR OUTVOTED: Sometimes him." lien against Emilia Bonetti and Richard Connors, 51 Bissell St , Deanna M. Dziato, 55 Delmont St. Town of Manchester releases 8 Still Field Road. 1981, $459, $490. caused a deep sleep to fall upon TRENTON, N.J.: The Trenton it's better to leave bad enough (Thursday) "N O TIC E —I, R.D. Release of Hens Renato F. Bonetti. 72 Durant St., $3,906. Patricia D. Bagshaw, George L. liens against Richard Keeney. 1083 Adam, and he slept; and he took Times is no more immune to alone. In support of my advice, 1 Jones, have no sewing machine for Dziato and Deanna M. Dziato to Town of Manchester releases one of his ribs, and closed up the typographical errors than any offer the following from the sale. I smashed it. Don't call Pierina I. Dziato, 55 Delmont St. water and sewer service lien flesh instead there of. And the rib, other newspaper, but sometimes California Newspaper Publishers 948-0707, as the telephone has been Alfred J, Pariseau to Jo Lyn against property of Irene R which the Lord God hud taken from it's wise to leave bad enough alone. Association. It is an example of a out. I have not been carrying on Pariseau, Unit 67A, Northfield Talbot, 128 E. Center St. man, he made a woman, and 1 submit an amusing exchange typographical error in the classi­ with Mrs. Kelly. Until yesterday Green Condominium. brought her unto the man." that appeared in this space five fied section of a small town news­ she was my housekeeper, but she Alexander J. Matthew to Dwight Water and sewer Women have one more rib than years ago to illustrate that point: paper, and the subsequent disas­ quit." men. trous attempts to correct it: G. Petersen, 182 School St. service Hens released FUNDAMENTALIST DEAR ABBY: My mother re­ Town of Manchester releases (Monday) "FOR SALE-R.D. (Is your social life in a slump? cently passed away after a brief Jones has one sewing machine for LIs pendens lien against John S. Ziemak, DEAR FUNDAMENTALIST: Lonely? Get abby's updated, re­ illness. In theobituary published in sale. Phone 948-0707 after 7 p.m. Donald P, Burke against prop­ 380-382 Hartford Road. With all due respect to the Old vised and expanded booklet, "How our local newspaper, her age was and ask for Mrs. Kelly who lives erty of Alice M. Burke, 16 Oak Town of Manchester releases 2 to Be Popular — for people of all Testament, he who seeks the given as 89. Forest Condominium. lien against Charles Schnier, 1139 with him cheap." ages. Send your name and address knowledge of the number of ribs Abby, my mother was only 80, so Moriarty Bros. Inc. against Tolland Turnpike. clearly printed with a check or hath man and woman had best look it was apparently a typographical (Tuesday) "NOTICE-We re­ properties of Keith R. Bandis, Town of Manchester releases money order for $2.50 (this in­ upon the X-rays of both Then let error. gret having erred in R.D. Jones' ad George V. Lawler and Maurice P. lien against John S. Ziemak and cludes postage) to. Abby, Popular­ him go forth and compareth. Now this may not seem very yesterday. It should have read: Correnti, 59 Birch St, 47 Cottage Eleanor M. Ziemak, 374-376 Hart­ ity, P.O. Box 38923, Hollywood, important to some people, but One sewing machine for sale. St., and 140-142 Spruce St. ford Road. CONFIDENTIAL TO S.G.J., Mother was a very vain and Cheap. Phone 948-0707 and ask for Calif. 90038.) Northfield Green Condominium Town of Manchester releases Association Inc. against property lien against Richard J. Keeney, 108 of Carol B. Boggio, et al, Unit 47B, Tolland Turnpike. Town of Manchester releases 7 Northfield Green, $1,050, Herald photo bv Pinto Symptoms for hypertension vary Jeanette J. Conte against prop­ lien against Robert J. Terry Sr. erty of Suresh Persaud and Na- and Robert J. Terry Jr., 96 Clowning for Cornerstone deen S. Persaud, 627 and 629 Center Overland Drive. DEAR DR. LAMB - 1 am a 37- envelope for it to me in care of this the problem is intermittent and the St. Cast members rehearse for a vareity show set for year-old male and was recently diag­ newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City physician can't see it happen. There are two main possibilities. You might Liens released Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at R obertson School. From left, nosed as having high blood pressure. Station. New York, NY 10019. My doctor prescribed 80 mg. of Inder- Your A person who has had the response have a fairly large hiatal hernia, and Secured Judgment First Bank, dba as Connectiuct Dale Snellenberger of 25 Newman St., Sharron Masse of enough of your stomach may slide al a day, which I have taken regular­ you had should avoid caffeine, as Coca-Cola Bottling Co., creditor, National Bank, releases lien through the hole in the diaphragm 33 Crestwood Drive and Laurie King of 178 Parker St. ly Health found in coffee, tea and some colas. against Steve Singarella, doing against Richard LaPolla and into the chest to crowd your lungs. show off the baby doll to Martha Loew, who portrays the I feel much better now, more Caffeine has an adrenaline effect, as business as Jude's Catering, 234 Linda LaPolla. does the nicotine in cigarettes. Coffee Sleep with the head of your bed ele­ clown. Parents and educators of Cornerstone Christian relaxed, less anxious and with less Oak St., $294. Manchester Memorial Hospital pressure in my chest. However, eve­ and cigarettes will make Inderal less vated 18 inches and don’t go to bed releases lien against Thomas J. S.chool of the Church of the Nazarene will perform in the rything I read says that hypertension effective. until several hours after your last Panciera and Sophia Panciera. fund-raiser. Tickets will be $4 for adults and $2 for has no symptoms and can't be felt by DEAR DR. LAMB - I am a 50- meal. Liens the patient, yet 1 think I felt it. Can year-old female. I have a hiatal her­ Colonial Bank against property children. The other possibility is that you Attachments released you explain this"’ nia and take Lanoxin once a day for of Barbara Bugnacki, Frank Bug- accumulate fluid in your lungs DEAR READER — When you say to prepare for a crisis, and this can the valve in my heart. When I'm nacki, Judith Bugnacki and Tho­ Michael A. Cariglia releases because of your heart condition. I that you feel better, you are not tell­ increase one's blood pressure. Inderal sleeping. 1 sometimes wake up and mas Bugnacki, Birch Mountain attachment against Henry R. don't know the exact nature of your ing me that some pain has disap­ and other beta-blockers neutralize can't get my breath. This lasts for a Road, $28,772. Caboni, et al. Miniseries depicts heart problem, so I can’t say for peared. The fact that hypertension this adrenaline effect. With that adre­ little while, but it scares me because I Internal Revenue Service, fed­ Nessor Alloy Corp. releases naline stimulation gone, one then think I won't be able to get my certain. This does happen with some has no symptoms does not mean that eral tax lien against George Kallas attachment against Eugene feels better. Many people who have breath. I get out of bed and fling my heart conditions and causes attacks o f ' one may not feel tense A tense per­ and Liberty Kalfas, 32 Croft Drive, Marozzi. arms out and just try to breathe, but breathlessness, or paroxysmal noc-; son who has high blood pressure in high blood pressure do not even have $3,557. there's really nothing I can do. Could turnal dyspnea. iife after response to tension may feel much the tense, anxious adrenaline feeling Internal Revenue Service, fed­ I die from being unable to get my Tax liens released better when the high blood pressure is you must have had eral tax liens against William J. You will want to read The Health breath? What causes this? My doctor Internal Revenue Service re­ By Joan Hanauer plays Jesus. He is the son of controlled. Most people like this prob­ It sometimes helps to improve the’ Carter, 18C Sycamore Lane, $2,451 ably have "adrenaline personalities." Letter 15-8. Your Vital Blood Pres­ doesn't seem to know. leases lien against property of United Press International Michael Wilding and Elizabeth heart's function, and particularly to and $4,900. Taylor and he's got her eyes. Adrenaline is the "fight or flight" sure, which I am sending you. Others eliminate excess body water. The ser­ Steven R. Fortier. Fabrication NEW YORK — The paparazzi Also on hand are David Hedison, hormone that is released during who want this issue can send 75 cents DEAR READER — It is often diffi­ iousness of the problem depends on Water service Hens Specialists, 300 Progress Drive, would have had a regular orgy if stress. It speeds up the body's motor with a long, stamped, self-addressed cult to know what a patient has when its cause. $4,072. Millie Perkins as Mary, Richard Town of Manchester against ancient Rome was anything like it Town of Manchester releases Roundtree, Ben Vereen and An­ property of Raymond F. Healy, 24 is depicted in the NBC miniseries lien against Circle Associates, 451 thony Zerbe. Shallowbrook Lane, $62. “A.D.” Vernon St., $42. Historically, "A.D." relied Town of Manchester against The cast is brilliantly star- primarily on the New Testament, Play it safe, refrigerate soup stock Town of Manchester releases property of Charles G. Fregeau, studded. but why a drama that liens against William F. O'Rourke particularly the Gospel of Luke, Bertha M, Fregeau, Steven S. runs for 12 hours is called a and Joan B. O'Rourke. 22 Greenhill the Roman historian Suetonius and Ridel and Mildred Ridel, 23-25 miniseries remains a mystery. DEAR POLLY: Is it all right to line and knot it to make a circle. and ready to be stored in a jar. St., 1977. $778: 1978, $816; 1979, the Jewish historian Josephus. Flower St., $513. "A .D .", aptly scheduled to air leave a food like soup stock out of Tie on a bit of yarn for identifica­ They keep their color and flavor $877; 1980, $842; 1981. $1,122; 1982, For history buffs, it appears to Town of Manchester against during Holy Week, starts March 31 the refrigerator for some time, and tion. Pinch the opposite side for better than drying in open air. $1,197. be admirable in its historical property of Gerlad P. Rothman. 26 and runs through April 4. then use it for soup? My husband inserting through the eye of the If you have trouble with your Town of Manchester releases' accuracy — certainly it is factually Polly’s Foley St., $598. It picks up where "Jesus of thinks it's OK as long as you boil needle. This threader will never glasses steaming up after your liens against Albert J . Gorman. 691 more correct than Robert Graves' Town of Manchester against Nazareth" left off, several days the stock when fixing the soup. — break. — MRS. R.M. shower or bath, keep them near a Porter St., 1982, $471 and $588. "I, Claudius," a British version of property of Richard Harmon, 84 after the crucifixion of Christ, and J.L.B. Pointers radiator or heat register. I use a Town of Manchester releases which PBS aired some years ago. Wells St., $594. continues through the reign of four DEAR POLLY: You recom­ quartz heater to supplement ba­ liens against Vintage Homes Inc., For example. Graves refers to Town of Manchester against Caesars — Tiberius, played by DEAR J.L.B.: Soup stocks and mended drying herbs in a "cool, throom heat during baths, so I 110 Joan Circle, 1979, $64; 1980, $72; Claudius' father, Drusus, as Tibe­ similar foods should be left at room Polly Fisher property of Eleanor P. Hohenthal, James Mason in his final role: dry place," but warm, humid warm my glasses near the heater 1981. $83; 1982, $88. rius' brother, but in " A .D " — and temperature for no more than an 40 Flower St., $197. Caligula, acted with mad flair by weather doesn't always provide for a short while. I can use them Town of Manchester releases in Suetonius — he is the son of hour. They must be stored in the Town of Manchester against John McEnery; Claudius, whose such a place — even at this time of immediately after the bath without lien against William S. Feder and Tiberius. refrigerator to ensure protection property of William G. Zimmer, 88 stuttering cleverness is skillfully For entertainment, "A.D" is no year, in some areas. Modern their steaming. — JUDY Lois K. Feder. 344 Lydall St., suggested by Richard Kiley, and from harmful bacterial growth. foods. - PO LLY refrigerators are great for drying Pine St„ $494. $1,050. match for "Claudius, " which stuck Some of these bacteria may not be Town of Manchester against Nero, played with campy effec­ with the maniacally wicked and herbs. Simply clean and chop, Polly will send you a Polly Dollar Town of Manchester releases killed by boiling (botulism, for DEAR POLLY: A simple and property of John J. Reed and tiveness (and just a touch of sexually pervered caesars and was place them on an open dish on the ($1) if she uses your favorite lien against Beat’^ice G. Thomas, example), so boiling the stock easy needle-threader for crewel Barbara A. Reed, 681-683 Hartford Sebastian Flyte) by Anthony ’ held together by superb perfor­ shelf (not in a drawer or bin), stir Pointer, Peeve or Problem in her c/o James E. Belanger. 46 Cour- before use is not a guarantee that embroidery, or for threading any Road, $210. Andrews. mances, including Derek Jacobi as every now and then, and within a column. Write P O LLY'S PO IN ­ tland St., $387. the soup will be safe. So please, needle with a large eye, can be There's Ava Gardner as Nero's Claudius and Sian Phillips as week or so, the herbs will be dry TERS in care of this newspaper. Town of Manchester releases keep that stock in the refrigerator, made with a bit of lightweight mother, Colleen Dewhurst as a Livia. Sewer service Hens lien against RTG Inc., 215 Adams just as you do all other cooked fishing line. Cut a 4-inch length of Roman matron with spine of steel, There is much worth watching in Town of Manchester against St., $318. Jennifer O'Neill as naughty Mes- Town of Manchester releases "A .D .," but it also has long slow \k'( ) property of Charles G. Fregeau, salina, Ian McShane as ambitious lien against Green Manor Con­ periods. This is the kind of show Bertha M. Fregeau. Steven S. Sejanus carrying on with Susan that is fun to watch while doing Ridel and Mildred Ridel, 23-25 struction Co. Inc.. 249 Progress Sarandon as Livilla, and Jack something else, glancing up from Thoughts Flower St.. $222. Drive, $609. Warden, who makes the unlikeliest time to time when you hit a hot .1 K'-I,llltMllI Roman of them all. spot, most of which occur in Rome. Hop over to Jerusalem, and There is a currently popular themselves as others see them. there's the John Houseman play­ "A .D ." airs March 31. 8-11 p.m., song with the lyrics, "Hindsightfs Perhaps, this is the time to stop Births ing a rabbi in a wild example of April 1 , 2and3.9-llp.m.,andApril 20/20 vision." How true that is. It's being a Monday morning quarter­ 331 Center St., Manchester creative casting. Michael Wilding 4, 8-11 p.m., all Eastern time. easy to be a Monday morning back and play the game itself. That Pella, Roland David, son of mother is Helen Brown of Mayfair quarterback, but it's hard to play might happen if we try to see the Peter and Linda (Reynolds) Peila Gardens. His paternal grandpar­ the professional football game on truth, about ourselves and about Early Bird Specials Jr. of Flanders Road, Coventry, ents are Mr. and Mrs. Andy Saturday or Sunday afternoon. everything that is. Asking the Lord was born March 8 at Windham Kelleher of Enfield. Cinema Trying to see what is, and making a to open our eyes and give us true Tubs, thru Thurs. 5 p.m. — 7 p.m. Community Hospital. His mater­ decision about it at the moment is sight might be a good place to nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. difficult. It requires of us insight begin. All Items on Roland Reynolds of Coventry. His Maidelis, Marcus Ivars, son of H a rtfo rd M an ch ester and a knowledge of the truth (the maternal great-grandmother is Ivars Peteris and Laila (Janaus) Clntma City — Stop Makino Sense UA Theaters East — A Passoge to ability to see a thing as it is). Menu except Edna Reynolds of Coventry. His Maidelis of South Windsor, was 7:10, 9. — Amadeus (PG) 8. — Paris, India (PG) 8. — Missing In Action 2 (R) T exas (R) 6:50, 9:40. — The M an fro m 7:40, 9:40. — N ight P a tro l (R) 7:30,9:30. Unfortunately, some people never Rev. David Baranowski Steak and Shrimp. paternal grandmother is Evelyn born March 13 at Manchester Snowy River (PG) 7:40 with Gallipoli M a n sfie ld see the truth. They never see St. James Church Peila of Manchester. The baby has Memorial Hospital. His maternal (P G ) 9:35. Translux College Twin — Friday the a sister, Lacy Mae, 20 months. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. CInMtudIo — Bizet's Carmen (PG) 13th P a rt V — A New B egin nin g (R) 7,9. BUY ONE GET ONE FREE. 7:30. — Body Double (R) 9. Margonis Janaus of East Hartford. Your choice of one of our new Biscuit Sandwiches-Sausage V ern on Kot, MeredKh Ann, daughter of His paternal grandparents are Mr. Biscuit, Sausage and Egg Biscuit «)r Bacon, Egg and Cheese Biscuit. East Hartford C in e IE 2 — Vision Quest (R) 7,9:10. Eastwood Pub E Cinema — vision Richard and Susanne (Holmes) and Mrs. Arnold Maidelis of 38 — A N ig h tm are on E lm Street (R) 7:10, VWhJ only Ju rm n hr«»ki«M hours Quest (R) 7:15. 9:30. 'Kos of Glastonbury, was born Hawthorne St, ai p a n tcip a iinn Me l>onald't* in Poor Richard's Pub E Cinema — West Hartford Y Spring Special! IMarch 8 at St. Francis Hospital Conn<\-iK'ui and Nlrsiem V isio n Quest (R) 7:30, 9:30. E lm 1 E 2 — V isio n Q uest (R) 7, 9:15. Maaajehuacilt Konlkowski, Kevin Michael, son Not lo he ward in lo n iu n c iH in Showcase Cinemas — Mask (PG-13) — A Nlghtmore on Elm Street (R) 7, ■and Medical Center. Her maternal 1:45, 7:10, 9:10. — The La st Dragon GOOD NEWS! w ith any o th cf offer ( ash value of 9:15. Fresh grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. of Kenneth and Linda (Venezianol I iO of I cent C I4HA Mct>»nald » V' (PG-13) 1:15, 7:40,10, — Baby ... Secret Robert Holmes of Madison. Her Konlkowski of 445 Parker St., was (orporaiion lim n one coupon of the Lost Legend (PG) 1, 7:30,9:50.— W llllmantic per custom er per visit (U>upon Swordfish GOOD FOOD, GOOD DRINK. GOOD FUN. GOOD PR1CEI maternal great-grandfather is born March 14 at Manchester redermahle thru Nundav ^ The B reokfost Club (R) 1:30, 7:40,9:45. Jlllson Sauare Cinema — Mask A p r il ' |4HA Please preseni — Beverlv Hills Coo (R) 1,7:20,9:30,— (PG-13) 7,9:20. — B ab y ... Secret of the "B erkeley Bray of Milford and her Memorial Hospital. His maternal this coupon when ordering F rid a y the 13th P a rt v — A New Lost Legend (PG) 7:10,9:10, — Porky's Operator Reimhursemeni B eg in nin g (R) 1:15, 7:30, 9:30. — -great-grandmother is Anne grandmother is Sophie Veneziano MMOA iih Russell Street Revenge (R) 7:05, 9:05, — F rid a y the Hadley MA OltHA W itness (R) 1:45, 7:20,9:50.— The Sure 13th P a rt V — A New B eginning (R) .piolmes of Florida. Her paternal of Meriden. His paternal grand­ T h in g (PG-13) 1:30, 7:45, 10. — The 7:05, 9:05. — The B re a k fa st Club (R) 'grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank K illin g F ie ld s (R) 1:15, 7, 9:35. 7:10, 9:10 — W itness (R) 7:15, 9:20. iFrank Kos of 119 Chambers St. Her Konlkowski of Willimatic. .{paternal great-grandmother is BAKEDSCROD 'Martha McCollum of 31 F. Motowidlak, Joseph Michael, IMcGuire Lane. son of Michael and Susan (Misseri) Something Different...... Wish Someone A Motowidlak of ISOvcrland St,, was L o b s te r A delicious Fillet of North Atlantic White Hsh born March 13 at Manchester Happy Birthday baked in a lemon butter sauce served with ' Kelly, Maureen Loulie, daugh- Memorial Hospital. His maternal )ter of Shaun and Susan (Worthing­ grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. With A Herald Happy Heart R o ll Rice Pilot and o large Tossed Salad. ton) Kelly of 22 Crestwood Drive, Paolo J. Misseri of East Hartford. BUY ONE GET ONE FREE. was born March 14 at Manchester His paternal grandparents arc Mr. Your choice o f any 6-piece Chicken McNuggeLs or any large sandwich.'* iMemorial Hospital. Her maternal and Mrs. John Motowidlak of East •■d get a «M e let Men {grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Hartford. The baby has a brother, *Rif( M a c * S a n d w ich . F ilr i- 0 - F is h * S a n d Al*/tw6 wich.or Quarter Pounder* Sandwich En/oy your dlnn»r {Wallace Worthington of 92 Daley Michael. 7. and a sister, Lisa. 10. with or without cheese, weight before In our dining o f n ciKAing 4 oz ( 11 gms ) Offer valid I t s A ■Road, Coventry. Her paternal during non hreakfa.st hours only or got It to go. {grandparents are Geraldine Kelly Halnsey, Katherine Marie, Coupon redeemable thru Sunday. G O O D TIME daughter of Martin L. and Kerry A p r il- . W H S titl |of 20 Swamp Road Extension. N o t to b e u sed in c o n ju n c tio n w ith FOR THE Only •Coventry, and Thomas Kelly of (Churchill) Hainsey of 74 Volpi any other offer Valid only at participat­ 43 Oak Street Road, Bolton, was born March 13 ing McDonud's* in Connecticut and GREAT TASTE $6.00 SEA FOOD GUSTONBHRT {Danielson. The baby has a sister, W estern M a ssa ch use tts C^ash va lu e o f Near the Putnam Bridge {Melissa Kelly, 4>A. at Manchester Memorial Hospital. U20oflccni C 19HS McDonald's SERVING The APtEa Over 30years MANCHESIBt Corporation Limit one coupon per cus­ Her maternal grandparents are tomer per visit Please present this cou' Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Churchill of p o n w h e n o r d e rin g 649-9937 IKBMaiaSt. H M 1II Operator Reimbursement Cali.... FISH MARKET A { Kelleher, Sean Patrick, son of 18 Fiano Raod, Bolton. Her pater­ ( .'W M M O A 2 2 6 R u sse ll r, RESTAURANT BFtING VOUROWN JnsflMefrartMtil •Jamea and Mary (Brown) Kelle- nal grandparents are Jeanette Street. Hadley, M A O lO iS 643-2711 ^BEER OR WINE {ber of Stafford Springs, was born Hainsey of 56 Hawthorne St. and {March 12 at Manchester Memorial the late Irvin Hainsey. The baby {Hoapital. His maternal grand­ has a brother. Ronald, 4. MANCHK.STKH lIKKAl.n Wfdnrsdiiy. M;ircli 27. I9H~> MANniKSTKR lIKRAl.l), Wednesday. Miirch 27, 1985 - 19

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NJ 41 Prosky 1983 RateiB headed the family day CINEMAX Cinemax iMAXi I 8 ' 40) Arthur Hailey's Hotel (CC) Horn picnic for many years. For the YWCA, 78 N. Main Si. 22 30 NBC News ITMCI TMC Movie Channel jnce bkiOMis for Chnslim* when the St the last 18 years he has The classes are geared to tone musc les, especially 24 Nightly Business Report USA USA Network :usAi Grcijory jilays Mark Hojikios Hotel for th»* the abdomen, hip and thigh areas Registration is 38 JeHersons softball league title (60 mm ) worked on the Friday night dinners. He has served as required for Ihe 12-.ses.sion series which costs $30. F'or 40 ABC New s (CC) 1.9) Hawaii Five O co-chairman of the selhaek more information, call the YWCA at 647-1437 >41 Noticiero SIN ^ special relationship with an orphaned oran 11. Independent News league and has been se­ ICNN l Showhir Today (jutan James Farentino, Si*an Justin Ger 20) Wild. Wild West lis. Tens Harper 1984 lected Elk of the Year. iD ISl EPCOT Maga/inc 22 .301 St Elsewhere Uis Westjihall Lunch with Easter Bunny I PM Magazine Carson is employed by [ESPNl Ma/da SportsLook Craig and Ausi filaruler sfiare then sorrows [&) 140' Fall Guy (CC) at Cheers (60 mm ) Connecticut Distributors ol The Manchester Junior Women's Club w ill sponsor ITM C ) MOVIE: 'Operation Kid Brother' 11 MOVIE Patton' Part 2 38/ Odd Couple Stratford. He spent two its annual lunch with the Easter Bunny Saturday from A fampil pl.isiu: surgifon hecomes m II a.m. to 1 p m at St Bridget School cafeteria. 74 voivcil III intrifnalion.il espionage Neil l22) Highway to Heaven |CC) Jonathan '61' Kojak years in Japan serving in and Mark help a weak and re|ected grand John Carson ('onnery. Daniela Biiinehi Arlolfo Cell [C N N ] Evening News the Army. He, his wife, Main St, 2 ALLEY OOP • by Dave Grave 196 / father get hack on the right track (60 min ) For $1 75. a lunch of a hot dog. potato chips, apple [m a x ! m o v i e h o t S ' A swinging I P U N N O , Anrie (Bingham) Carson and their daughter. Lisa '24' (57) Live from the M et Tosca Hilde YOU'RE SAYING BUT CAN'T \ NOT UNTIL W H A T h a p p e n e d , 7 :0 0 P M 1,3 1 CBS News sofoniy IS dedicated to sn.inng every guy TOKO.' live at 111 Woodland SI. juice and a cup cake w ill be served F'ingerpainting g.Kd Behrens. Placido Domingo antf Italo THEY'RE LOST? W E T R A C E I W E H A V E MR.OOP? WHERE Herald photo by Tarquinlo on campus Susan Kkj*m . Lisa London. Pa will be avialable A Ccibbage Patch "preem ie' doll [5 38 M-A'S'H Ta|0 perform in this production of the clas THEM? ^powER,O s c a r : IS EVERYBODY? mela Jean Bryant 1979 Hated R 1,8) ABC New s (CC) SIC Puccini opera (3 hrs ) will be available F'or more information, call 643-0.505. ( T M C l M OVIE Baby. It s You' A young -V It’s all yours 38) M OVIE; 'Ice Castles' A young figure f 9 ) News roiijile iliscovers th»“ jiam ol breaking up AARP eats at Log Cabin skater s dreams of Olympic glory seem 11 Jeffersons when each must follow theif separate Nathan Agostinelli, president of Man­ of Jean Road, first-prize winner in the shattered after she is almost totally dreams Rosanna Arrjuello. Vincent Manchester Chapter 1275 American Association of '20 <40 Barney Miller blinded in an accident Robby Benson. chester State Bank and chairman of a raffle. Hayes is a sophomore at Curry Spano 1983 R .ifd H Retired Persons will go to Wistariahurst and the Log Pomona offers roast beef 122 W heel of Fortune Lynn Holly Johnson. Colleen Dewhursi raffle held to benefit the American College, Milton, Mass. The drawing was 1979 10:30PM 11 News Cabin in Holyoke, Mass,, Thursday. The bus will leave EAST HARTFORD - East Central Pomona 3 will (24 M acNeil/Lehrer Newshour 7 (41 > M uy Especial; Jose Jose the South United Methodist Church parking lot at 8:30 sponsor a roast beef supper Saturday at HilLsIown Cancer Society, hands over the keys to a held March 15 at the Manchester >30 Family Feud >38) Dick Van Dyke 161) MOVIE: A Thousand Clowns' Two 7 i *7'^ - a.m. and return about 5 to 5:30 p.m. Wistariahurst is Grange, 617 Hills St Sittings will be at .5 and 6; :t0 p m :41 MariseUt i41) 2 4 Horas new Chrysler convertible to Mary Hayes Country Club. social workers try to have the 1 1 year old ^^SUDDEN POWER OUTAGE HAS | the former home of the William Skinner family, owner (D ISl Scheme of Things FOILED DOCTOR WONMUG'S K ) - / -I /' ( . V ' The price is $6 for adults and $3 for children Tickets (57 Nightly Business Report nephew of a TV writer lakttn away after ATTEMPT TO BRING ALLEY OOP of the famous silk mills of Holyoke. may be reserved by calling 528-8887 and will Ik’ the writer guils his |ob Jason Robards Jr . xm k/ s '- - . 1 \ (61 Diff'rent Strokes 1 1 :00 PM 3 ' ‘ 8 22 30) 40) News B A C K IN TO t h e 20TH CENTURY.' Barljara Harris, Martin Balsam 196b available at the door [C N N I Motreyline ( 5 ) Taxi [DISl Norman Rockwell's World [CNN] Prime News C9j Phil Silvers Conservator confab set New Books [ESPNl NFL's Greatest Moments: (ESPN) SporlsCenter 11 > Odd Couple Super Seventies THE BORN LOSER ' by Art Santom ELLINGTON — The Vernon Area Satellite Support (M A X ) Kool 6i the Gang in Concert (20) Honeymooners Sllverberg ^ Gilgamesh the Ling Chace — Endless War (H B O l M OVIE: Cujo' A mother and her Grolip of the Connecticut Traumatic Brain Injury Long-term care discussed Here is a list of new lilies al Cody — Continuous Line Quilting (USA) College Basketball Double 24) Dr Who Steel — Fam ily Album son are uirrtin/ed by a rabid St Bernard TWO eRDKEU LBfe^ LOOP vene B MR.6XLE6.TOUg HERE Association will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the Whilon Memorial Librar>'; Stewart — The Titan Designs header National Invitational Tourna dog Dee Wallace, Daniel Hugh Kelly. Connecticut Northeast Chapter 604 of the American Connell — Son of the Morning Star >38i M 'A *S *H ^ \n m e TO Bw HOUR $lipper$! Ellington Ambulance Building on Route 140. Attorney Toland — Gods of War m ent Cov<;ra(je ol semi fm.ils is Christopher Slone 1983 Rated R HOI) WILL Be FLAT OM <«0P Association of Retired Persons will meet Wednesday Von Hoffman — Organized Crimes Connolly — The New York Times presented (4 hrs 30 mm ) 57' Ten O'Clnck News Edward Scully of Wollenberg & Scully in Unionville Fiction Guide to Buying or Building a Home [ M A X l M OVIE; Shipwreck!' Shipwreck BALK. FOP WeeKK-l at 1:30 p.m. at Kaiser Hall in Concordia f.uthcran Aiken — Mansfield Revisited Wager — Otto’s Bov Dear — The Dungeon Master .61 M OVIE Frontier Badmen' Three will speak on conservatorship and other legal aspects Bailey — All the Days of Mv Life W ilcox — Victims 7 :3 0 P M (3^ PM Magazine victims share a cleserted island witfi Ko Tenas cattli*men search for a gang of swm Church. 40 Pitkin SI Donoghue — W illiam E. Donoghue's diak bears wolves and a kilter whale Rob involving persons with brain injuries. For more Clark — China Run Guide to Finding Money to Invest All In the Family diers headed by a crooked saloon owner Myrtle Wangerin and Lillian Tow nsend of Connecti­ Coffman — Dark Winds Non*fictlon ert Logan Mikki Jamison Olson, Heather Robert Paige Diana Barrymore, Lon information, call Janice Favreau, 871-1903. Perm — How to Save Dollars with CB) Wheel of Fortune Rattray Rated G cut Community Care will present a program on the Cook — MIndbend Chaney Jr 1943 Deighton — Mexico Set Bakhash — The Reign of the Generic Drugs NHL Hockey- New York Rangers at care-management approach to long-term care of 8:30 PM [5 ! Rituals [CNN] Moneyline Dellllo — White Noise Ayatollahs Fodor — Fodor's Conado Buffalo Class of '26 reunion set chronic, impaired, and frail elderly There will be a Dieter — Beyond the Mountain Barlsh — Frommer's: A Guide tor Fodor — Fodor’s France (11) Independent News [D ISl Mousterpiece Theater (DISl MOVIE 20,000 Leagues Under Ehle — Last One Home the Dlsobled Traveler Fodor — Fodor's Great Britain the Sea' A f.matit.al sea cafitam plans to South Manchester High School Class of 1926 will social hour at 12:45 p.m. (20) NBA Basketball: Boston at New [TM Cl MOVIE; 'Cheech and Chong’s Ellin — Very Old Money Birnbaum — BIrnbaum’s; The Carib­ Fodor — Fodor’s New York City with Still Smokin" Two hippies are mistaken control lh«; world ttuough the use of his bean, Bermuda and the Bahamas Jersey hold its 60th reunion on May 17. 1986 at noon at Willie's Forsyth — The Fourth Protocol Atlantic City, 1985 for Burt Reynolds and Dolly Parion in Am submann*’ Kirk Douglas James Mason. Steak House. Freellng — No Part In Your Deoth Boston WHBC — The New Our Fodor — Fodor’s South America, (22) M 'A 'S 'H sterdam and enjoy their fan's adulation Paul Lukas 1954 Rjtefl G Gedge — The Twelfth Transforming Bodies. Ourselves 1984 Tommy Chong, Cheech Mann 1983 A letter with details on next year's reunion will be Gilman — Mrs. Pollltax on the China Bradford — Princess Grace (LP) i30l NHL Hockey Hartford at 11:15PM 41 Reporter 41 Orientation set for singles Rated R mailed to class members by the 1926 Reunion Station Brown — Tom Brown's Field Guide Giancana — Mofla Princess W ashington to City and Suburban Survival Golenbeck — Bums 11.30 PM ,3 Three's Company Committee. WINDSOR — Parents without Partners, Tri-State Godwin — The Finishing School (38) Barney Milter 9:00 PM (5) Merv Griffin Granger — The Zurich Numbers Burns — Intimate Connections Greeley — How to Save the Catholic CSD Charlie's Angels Committee members include: Faith Fallow, Regional Council 17, will hold an orientation for new Buscagllo — Loving Each Other (40i People's Court (^3 (40) Dynasty ICC) Jeff's search for the Greeley — Virgin and Martyr Church CO (40) ABC New s Nightline president; Dr. Robert Keeney, treasuer. Ruth members lor the Manchester and Ellington chapters Hon — The Enchantress (57 W ild W orld of Animals crashed plani? is jeopardized by a blinding FRANK AND ERNEST ' by Bob Thavea Heoly — Blunt Doris storm (60 min ) Watkins Treat, secretary: Ann Cerveni Burden, (61’ One Day at a Time CO Burns & Allen Saturday at 3 p.m. at the Sheraton Tobacco Valley Helniein — Job, a Comedy of Justice 122) Facts of Life (CC) Blair assumes com assistant secretary; Marian Purinton McKay, (CNN) Crossfire 11 Honeymooners Inn, Bloomfield Ave. Hely — The Sign of the Serpent mand of the house when Mrs Garrett goes Higgins — Penance tor Jerry >20: Leave It to Beaver SUPERMARKET flKJT op ePNiE, historian: Felix Mozzer: Mary Wilcox Warren. SOUTHUNITED METHODIST (DIS) Steve Allen's Comedy Room out of town Kennedy 122 30) Tonight Show Alphonse Reale; Leo Kwash: and Helen Anderson Hlllerm an — The Ghostwoy [ESPNl Inside the PGA Tour (41’ Novela: Tu o Nadie CHURCH >38) Anything for Money Bengston, secretary emeritus. Hines — Square Dance iHBO l Warning; May Be Hazardous to [CNN] Freeman Reports "LOW (TALopiF" l/N T Leprechauns serve dinner Hooker — The Bush Soldiers Your Health Consumer Reports i.tkes j (41.' Pelicula. 'La Bestia Acorralada' Clau IJ D O Sunday Worship (OISl MOVIE: Miss Annie Rooney' King — The Trap hiird look .It products .in O N TUB Center Bridge scores w ill serve an Irish dinner Saturday at 8 p m at the Larson — The Portland Murders with a rich boy, she gets opposition from Church School Sun. 9:00 AM (57/ MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour post home. 20 American Legion Drive Leonard — Glitz 8 :0 0 P M [3; MOVIE A Summer to the f'oy's parents Shirley Temple, Gyy Center Bridge Club scores for March 22 include: Leonard — The Ice Cathedral NvrMry Throagh Sr, High Remember' A young di'.if t)oy forms a Kibbee Dickie Moore 1942 Master Chel John Wagner and his Leprechauns will [C N N i Sports Tonight B o t t o m SHBLF. .. North-south: Faye Lawrence and Peg Dunfield. LIngard — Sisters By Rite 5 PM Confirmation Class [ESPN] SportsCenter first; Ruth Hannabury and Marilyn Jackson, second: serve corned beef and cabbage or ham and all the Motthews — Gambler In Love Moss — Moscow Rules Youth Fellowship at 6 PM [HBOl MOVIE; Forbidden (CC) Des Mollie Timreck and Ann DeMartin, third. trimmings The Jones Boys will perform on the Oliver — Unearthly Neighbors pue different backgrounds two people fall m ^ ------Jh A.v e .'; 3 -1 7 bagpipes and drum. Tenor Billy Liggett w ill sing Irish A East-west: Mr. and Mrs. Erv Cross, first: Jim Pentecost — The Price of Silence We ivelcome you. in love during World War II Jacqueline Bis Bennett and A1 Sekac. second: and Mr. and Mrs. Irwin songs For more information, call 646-7961 Potok — Davito's Harp s«‘t Jurgen Prochnow Irene Worth 1985 Ross — M issouri! Goldberg, third. Come and be a part of our Family of God. A S U M M E R [ m a x ] Max Comedy Experiment Sheldon — It Tomorrow Comes Shem — Fine TO REMEMBER ______[USAI Gong Show 12:00 AM CO Magnum. P I WINTHROP ' by Dick Cavalli Grange plays cards tonight Infant massage taught Louise Fletcher makes a ( O Rockford Files Massage therapist Elaine Morhardt will leach an special appearance as a sci­ T H IS IS A M HE AAUCH PREFERS WE'VE QOrONE HERE Manchester Grange 31 will hold its monthly card CO Saturday Night Live infant massage class beginning Tuesday at Federa­ entist who raised an orangu­ OUTDOOR BREEP BEING OUTSIDE/ IN THAT DOESN'T HAVE party tonight at 8 at the Grange. 205 Olcott St. There lllj Star Trek tion East on Oakland Street. The course will be held at tan named Casey, in "A Sum­ OP D o e . HE c a n t WHATEVER KIND ENOU6H SENSE TO will be prizes and refreshments. The party is open to )20) MOVIE; 'Gentleman’s Agreement' 10:30 a.m. for six consecutive weeks at a cost of $25 mer to Remember," O F w e a t h e r . CO/WE IN OUT OF THE the public. A crusading writer encounters challenging STAND BEINC5- Morhardt will stress increased bonding between WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27 on experiences while posing as a Jew for a CCOPED RAIN, EITHER. CBS series on anti-Semitism Gregory Peck, Dinner to honor bishop parents and newborn babies, w ith caressing massage Dorothy McGuire, John Garfield 194 7 UR and special exercises. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME (38) M OVIE: 'The M an in the W hite Suit' HARTFORD — The Greater Hartford Council of For more information, call 236-4,571 A brilliant chemist invents a cloth what Catholic Women will honor Archbishop John F. won't stain, tear or wear out, causing the Whealon at its annual scholarship dinner dance April textile market to panic Alec Guinness 26 at the Hartford Club. Proceeds will su.iport 1952 Help in picking college Catholic Charities and Catholic Family Services. For (40) Family Feud R more information, call 233 -2440. "Which College Is Best for You? " is the topic of a [CNN] Newsnight leeture Wednesday at 7: .30 p m. at Federation East, (ESPNl Mazda SportsLook Oakland Street. Judi Krevolin and Dr. Susan Smerd. Dying for the spinach [m a x ] MOVIE; 'Twilight Zone • The Singles dance Sundays M ovie' Enter another dimension in four un authors of the book with the same title, will speak. usual tales created by some of today's GLASTONBURY — Singles' Alternative will meet There will also be a college interview workshop at 7 hottest filmmakers as homage to the Astrograph from 5; 30 to 11:30 p.m. at the Gallery, 141 New London p.m. April 24 at Federation East. Registration is cannelloni you had at your Crossword famed TV serirjs John Lilhgow, Vic Mor Turnpike. There will be a mini-buffet from 6 to 7 p.m., limited and may be made by calling the Jewish row, Kathleen Quinlan 1983 Rated PG Community Center, 236-4571 (TMCl MOVIE: 'One Flew Over the a live band and disco dancing. Admi.ssion: $7. Cuckoo's Nest' A free-spirited rogue information passed on to you today Your SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) Normally 6 Puts to work Answer to Previous Puzzle favorite Italian restaurant? ACROSS takes on the authorities at a mental institu source may blend facts and fiction you're a perceptive person but today you 7 Radium E D A M s H A E D E N lion Jack Nicholson. Louise Fletcher. Will GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Be extra care­ could read more Into things than others 1 Unit of light Sampson 1975 Rated R <%ur ful In your commercial dealings today, said or intended. Don't be unreasonably emanation E D N A I 0 N Y U L E Dog wins Good food desenes more 4 Possessive [U S A ] M ake M e Laugh especially If you are using an intermedi­ sensitive. 8 Swiss songs L A O S B L T E L L A ^ r t h d s ^ ary. Stay on top of everything. pronoun 1 2:30 AM Csj Starsky and Hutch 9 Eskers S Y N 0 N Y M S L Y E R CANCER (June 21-July 22) Your indeci­ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) In a than ordinary grated cheese... Maybe we can help. The 8 Common (22 Kung Fu siveness regarding your own plans could joint venture today, be sure the one 10 River in the N 1 L O E March 28.1985 court day contraction S (30) Late Night w ith David Letterman To spill over and negatively affect the you're Involved with is not looking to you Herald is now running a weekly Congo night s guests are Dr Ruth Westheimer 12 Water (Fr.) R O O S T R 1 O T O U S An interesting friendship will develop In arrangements of your companions who and your resources to sponsor the SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (U PI) - 11 Accomplish­ and Paula Poundslone (60 min ) the year ahead with someone you wilt enterprise single-handedly. column featuring readers’ 13 Greek mountain S H Y E A S T S S T expect to share certain activities with Every dog has his day. Butch had “ m > a n a (40) Rituals meet through unusual circumstances. you. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jen. 19) Unless 14 Biblical prophet ment V 1 E E G G S S E E Coloima Imported Grated Cheese is the special extra touch favorite restaurant dishes. To (E S P N l Fishin' Hole This person will come from a different LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) A friend who con­ you take a firm position today, a more his in court and won. 15 Before (pref.) 19 Silkworm P 0 R T A G E R O A S T country and culture. His late master, William W. that adds so much Davor to macaroni, soups, meat dishes, [USA] Seeing Stars fided in you Is going to be chagrined dominating personality you'll be associ­ enter, simply fill out the coupon 16 £ condhand 21 Well (Sp.) S T Y S 1 R when she learns you've revealed some­ ating with will call the shots and make the Morrison, left $98,500 — almost casseroles, spaghetti and more. Choose 23 Slime 1 :00 AM C D m o v i e . Geneiis II’ A decisions for you. below, listing your favorite dish 1. Cowgirl Evans R O L E S R H O M B U S ARIES (March 21-April 19) Guard thing told in confidence to a third party. half of his entire estate — to Butch, famous Colonim Parmesan in glass jar 20th-century space scientist, buried alive against tendencies today toward being VIRQO (Aug, 23-Sept. 22) If you let down AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Your drive Beginning 25 Very important in a natural disaster, is discovered almost a bulldog, who now calls an or Parmesan and Romano combination and the local restaurant that E D 1 T S H E 0 R R A envious of another. If you had access to on your self-dlscipllne today chances are and persistence t tight not be up to par 20 Detoxified persons (abbr.) two centuries later Alex Cord, Mariette attractive $55,000 brick structure E A L E all the facts, you wouldn't trade places. today and you may pack It in when you in convenient shaker top canister. , T E S S S G S Hartley 1972 you will have to let out your waistline. home. serves it. It may be an appe­ 22 Greek letter 26 Quiz Looking for romance? The Astro-Graph Moderation Is a must, so don't overin­ run Into obstacles you could normally E S T E E A R U T E S CD News Along with the house are its 24 Zero 27 Nest of Matchmaker set can help you In your dulge. handle in stride. When it comes ifo grated \ tizer, main dish, vegetable, 25 Deer meat CD Saint search. Mail $2 to Astro-Graph, Box 489, LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) To gain atten­ PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Take with a furnishings, a 1973 Ford van, a 1973 pheasants 35 Sooner State 47 Life cheese...Colonna says it all. salad or dessert. 29 Attempt (11) One Step Beyond Radio City Station. New York. NY 10019. tion or admiration from others today, you grain of salt today promises offeredf to Cadillac and a $20,000 savings 28 Notch (abbr.) 48 Paradise you by an acquaintance with whom you'll 33 Corn lily (40) Film /Sign Off TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Seek verifi­ may embellish one of your recent accom­ certificate. 30 Chapter of 38 Cheese variety 49 Dried up cation of any supposedly confidential plishments a bit more than you should. rub shoulders at an Informal gathering. A disagreement over whether 34 City of David [CNN] Crossfire 39 Cannonballs 50 Large knife the property should be sold and Then w e’ll do the rest. W e’ll contact 36 Mexican rubber Koran [E S P N ] Super Bouts of the 7 0 s Danny (si.) 52 Convene Lopez vs Mike Ayala (San Antonio. Juno, used for Butch’s support ended the chef and ask for the recipe, which tree 31 Got off 41 Not present 53 Outer (pref.) 1979) (60 min) when Probate Jqdge Don Burrell 32 Slangy 43 Lightly 54 Expel will be printed in TODAY’S SPECIAL. 37 Tablet [USA] Make it Microwave ruled the property should not be 38 — and call affirmative 45 Joy 57 King (Let.) Bridse 1 :30 AM CS) Hogan's Heroes sold. 39 Diva's specialty CD Anything for Money Butch had no growls about the 40 Defame (11) Independent News decision. 42 River in Oregon and continued spades. Slavenburg (30) Entertainment Tonight Pseudo squeeze “ Butch is satisifed, I believe," 44 Top of an apron NORTH 3-27«5 ruffed and began to play his trumps. (41) Despedida ♦ K74 trustee Ruby Keen told The 46 Strive In fact, he played all his trumps with­ r ------] [CNN] Newsnight Update VK J73 d e lu x e Springfield Leader and Press in an 47 Ships out even cashing any of his good dia­ [HBOl MOVIE: First Blood' A Vietnam ♦ KQ84 interview published Tuesday. 51 Ladies' man 4 104 mond tricks in dummy. Madness, you veteran uses his Green Beret training when By James Jacoby say. "He’s happy." ■ Name...... I 55 Concept (Fr.) chased by brutal sheriff's men Sylvester Keen, a longtime friend of the WEST EAST The late Cornelius Slavenburg of But place yourself In the position of 56 Cross Stallone. Richard Crenna, Brian Dnnnnhy 4Q9S2 4AJ853 Morrison family, left her own I E 1982 Rated R the Netherlands was the winner of tjie either West or East. Surely declarer inscription V84 V-.- World Pair Channpionship in Amster­ home to live with Butch and care [USAl Japan Today had a little diamond left. Therefore ■ Address...... | 58 French coin ♦ AJ72 ♦ 109 5 3 dam In 1966. “^ b ” Slavenburg, a for the 4-year-old registered Eng­ 1:45 AM [MAX] MOVIE:^ Cross ♦ Q63 ♦K852 West felt it was absolutely necessary 59 Aquatic bird gregarious and charming person, par­ for him to keep the jack and two lish bulldog. Country' An advertising exocutivo^ls cross Morrison, who owned the conces­ I ! 60 Close falcon country road trip is changed when he picks SOUTH ticularly enjoyed a dramatic result small diamonds. And East felt the eyes up a young woman and her companion 4 10 achieved through artifice. This deal same imperative existed for him - sions at Springfield’s Doling Park Richard Boymor, Nina Axelrod. John V A Q 109 6 5 2 certainly qualifies. for almost 50 years, died in 61 Ands (Fr.) namely, to keep all his diamonds. . or . sl e Carver Rated R ♦ 6 Slavenburg, sitting South, made a December 1983 three years after 8 02.,12 02 16 02 2 I ! 62 Dill seed a Alas, both hapless defenders came 2:00 AM C D m o v i e . 'Marrioga of a 4 J97 two-heart overcall. When his partner his wife had died. They had no Colonna Parmesan Grated Cheese or 63 Enticing down to singleton club honors, and the 25^ J Favorite restaurant dish ...... ■ Young Stockbroker' A young man has to Vulnerable: East-West raised, there was no question that he children. 64 Toddler decide if the style of living ho has created last four tricks were Uken by declar­ Colonna Parmesan & Romano Dealer: West would bid five hearts rather than er’s suddenly solid club holding. Burrell appointed attorney Rol DOWN for himself is what he really wants Richard OFF I I allow vulnerable opponents to play land Comstock to serve as guard­ Benjamin, Lee Grant. 1971. Well North East South Yes, someone should have known With this To Grocer Upon comphtnee with the terms of this offer you yyMI be four spades. The dummy was a disap­ ian, and to protect the rights oi refunded 2M plus 7( handling cost it you mail coupon to address I Served at...... ■ 1 Gourd (D Joe Franklin Show Pass Pass 14 24 but the deal Is history. Coupon pointment. Still, declarer played Butch, considered by the courts below Coupon is not to be issigned or transferred by you Any 2 Tall tale a® MOVIE: Tall Texan' A group of peo­ ZA 4V 44 54 Dealer ___ other appiicAlion constitutes fraud Invoice (s) proving purchase ot JUmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmA 3 Regrets ple defy Indian warnings and pan for gold Dbl. 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West rose with the ace to the planetarium if she’ll go alone. the union. Alaska is No. 1. Ceopen eiflft Jafy 11. HM MH MANCIIKSTKR III^:RA1.D. VVVdliosdiiy. M m i < Ii 27, I0H5 - 21 20 MANCHKSTKR HERALD. Wcdm-sday, Morch 27, 1985 Business BUSINESS REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK In Brief Fashion show Saturday Guard computer against the hacks THINKING OF BUYING OR SELLING! VERNON — On Saturday from 1 to 3 p.m., V Please call FEATURING: CORRENTI & LaPENTA Onluijf, G49-4000 Tri-Cily Pla^a will have live mannequins in many lor a free marketing analysis of your fu'ne A new generation of true “ home computers" can store this information with a sOnse of security, or store windows displaying fashions and gifts for combining useful features with relatively low prices too. To tee any home on the market today spring. 5) If your P.C. has a modem and >mi conned to REAL ESTATE Tri-City Plaza has employed professional has now been introduced in the marketplace — LINDSEY REAL ESTATE 353 Center Street Manchester CT Your outside data bases and other scrvii cs .such as your models who are trained in the technique of following personal computers for the office, video bank or broker, be even morecautious about security. mannequin modeling; also known as freeze games for the kids and the like. But if you're a buyer, Money's Your computer can be used as a gateway to the world, modeling. They will be wearing the latest in be warned: Along with their unusual rewards, these MEET OUR STAFF just as your telephone can — only it’s more powerful women's, men’s and children’s apparel, shoes machines offer the potential for unusual new W orth and more vulnerable. There ate i-onsunier laws that and hairstyles, as well as show what’s new in problems, too. protect you from misuse of yutir credit cards by professional uniforms, jewelry and gift ideas. Computers are not just valuable in themselves; Sylvia Porter • Ann Correnti setting limits on your liability, Init it ’s difficult to stiow Stores with models in their windows will they are repositories for data that are potentially even how theft or forgery of your lard occurred if the include Catherine’s Uniforms, Regal Men’s Shop, more valuable and certainly easier to lose. And even access was from your own home computer. • Helen Correia Diamond Showcase, AcUonwear L d.. Carousel, more threatening than losing data is allowing the 6) Seemingly less pernicious is the "system Cheese Shop, I) & L, Prague’s Shoes, D 4 L For confidentiality of the data to be compromised. hacker," but this hacker can do enormous damage by • Joe Diminico Children, Tri-City Cleaners and Vernon Drug. As Susab Nycum, a practitioner of computer law reading personal letters you are writing. and partner in the high-technology firm of Gaston 2) You should be even more cautious about the using your home computer to luowsc ttirough other people’s computer systems. Do not allow your family • Sylvia LaPenta Snow Sl Ely Bartlett, says: “ In most instances, there "home hacker," who can unintentionally erase data Business women to meet are no broken locks or fingerprints left behind even to you need or lose a floppy disk. You would be wise to members and friends such misuses. Draw the line between education and malicious misdiicf. You may • Richard Moriconi The Business and Professional Women’s Club indicate that there has been a 'break-in.'" copy smart professional computer owners who make MANCHESTER 'NEW LISTING” $129,000 If you are the owner of a home computer, you should backup copies of the valued data, and thereby be encouraging a crime. of Hartford Iiic, will meet April 3 at the Ramada 7) One "computer crim e" is becoming so Very nice layout on 4 BR Colonial with large bay windows. 2’-^batha. 2car gorage. lat Inn, East Hartford. The meeting is open to treat data stored on disks, as well as the programs minimize the dangers of mishaps. THE TOTAL TEAM EFFORT • Joan Randall floor family room, 2nd floor great rec room (unfinished), full basement and executive that access them, the same way you treat any other commonplace that even honest home computer users location Call today for private showinglM members and their guests. Social hour begins at 3) Get into the habit of backing up your data. It’s like are tempted; making copies of licensed agreements, 5:30 p.m.: dinner is at 6:30. valuable papers in your home. Nick LaPenta and Paul Correnti have been in the • Terry Parla buckling your seat belt, and — unlike making a pile of says attorney Nycum. real estate business for over 25 years Recently, SPECIALS OF THE WEEK-MANCHESTER VICINITY For more information, call 667-39'24 after 6p.m. 1) You wouldn’t leave a video recorder and a food 2 photocopies — it doesn’t ake much longer to buckling This whole area is bound in liy rules. You must find they've combined their experience and expertise to ■*$129.000-New 8 rm Colonial. 4 BR. 2\i baths-Great LocationI processor turned on and unattended if children or your belt. out what programs you buy can and cannot do for you form Correnti and LaPenta Real Estate This team, other untrained, unauthorized persons were around. •*$80’9-Colonial. 7 rms. 1'/^ baths, basement 2 car garage-Near Parltade! Mott’s reports ’84 results 4) To get maximum protection of your most and what you can do if you’re disappointed with a along with their helpful staff are ready to help you The same goes double for a computer. **$70's-Ranch. 6 rms. 3 BR, 2 baths, large basement-West Side! valuable records, store a copy in a place that is free licensed program. If your disk is defective, will the with all your real estate needs 589 Center St., Manchester EAST HARTFORD - Barry Baskind, presi­ **0O’s-Ranch, 6 rms. 3 BR, basement. garage-Country Setting! from fire and flood as well as from computer seller repair or replace it? Perliaps — but most sellers dent of Mott’s Super Markets Inc., has reported You, a computer owner, should always turn off the For a TOTAL TEAM EFFORT in buying or selling ** Condo-5 rms. 3 BR. 1 balh-Assumable & on Bus Line! malfunctions. Your 4 'A-inch disk wouldn’t take much will not stand behind the software itself or any results your home or business call Nick and Paul You'll be operating results of the company for the fourth machine when not in use to prevent the printer paper •*Condo-4 rms. 1 BR. 1 bath. 1 garage-Assumable-Rural but convenient! space in your safety deposit box, so you might as well it gives you. glad you did! quarter and the year ended Dec. 29, 1984. and other supplies from being used up. "The 646-0042 ake the same disk that holds financial records and add At the very start — even before you buy a home For the year end Dec. 29, sales amounted to consequences can be more serious if playful fingers an inventory of your possessions, a list of life computer — find out your riglils and w liat protections $297,816,315, up slightly from the previous year’s unintentionally order the computer to perform Fr.ilurt' nl thi’ W»-i‘k I’ .inl b> tht* M.inrhivsliT you have. Minimize, even if you can’t eliminate, your 7 Put !Ninnl>er 1 to work for you.' insurance policies, your credit card numbers, high of $295,356,637. Net profit amounted to self-destructive acts. You also will prevent peeping emergency phone numbers, similar data. Then you problems. $462,521, or 17 cents per share. This compares Toms from learning your private financial figures or with the $1,540,061, or 55 cents per share profit OFFICE HOURS: DAILY 9 AM TO 8 PM, SATURDAY 9 AM TO 5 PM reported for 1983. CORRENTI & LaPENTA |B»-1 ^ For the 13 weeks ended Dec. 29, sales amounted to $74,546,615, compared to $74,331,237 achieved in Japanese D .W .F 1S H T : r o m e s , the corresponding period of 1983. Net profit [H- REAL ESTATE THE REALTY COMPANY A JLand Gardens amounted to $243,785, or 9 cents per share. This 589 Center St., Manchester compared with 1983’s fourth quarter total of 243 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER VERNON CIRCLE • VERNON •itr.' 643-1591 871-1400 $637,442, or 23 cents per share. maintain 6460042 Joseph P. Mott, chairman of the board of Mott’s, announced that the board of directors voted the regu lar 5-cent-per-share quarterly cash dividend, payable June 3, to stockholders of car iimits record May 13. By Mark Kuranaitsu UConn to host lobbyist United Press International STORRS — Evelyn Dubrow, listed as one of the N m TOKYO — Japan has decided to w 10 top lobbyists by the Washington Business maintain voluntary restrictions on car NEW LISTING Review, will address a special colloquium April 3 exports to the United States by limiting MANCHESTER $71,900 at the University of Connecticut. shipments to between 2.2milIion and 2.3 Excellent starter in quiet area, close to everything! 3 bedrooms, pantry, Dubrow, vice president, legislative director million units, government sources said spacious el-shaped rec room and dining room! Call quickly, this one won’t and executive secretary of the political depart­ today. last long! ment, International Ladies Garment Workers The Ministry of International Trade ;iu ' F SPRING into SPRING Union AFL-CIO, will speak at 3:30 p.m. Titled, and Industry, which oversees Japan’s with your own Historical Cheney Home! "Labor Legislation and Unions — How the Work foreign trade, will negotiate with the Much restoration completed. Approxima­ Place Can Be Improved for Women Workers," nation’s 11 major automobile manufac­ tely 2 acres of lovely grounds with many the talk will take place in the auditorium of the turers on quotas for their shipments to Homer Babbidge Library. fruit trees. Main house has 6 bedrooms the United States for the year beginning April 1, the sources said. and 3> '2 baths. Separate apartment also in­ The outcome of the negotiations will MANCHESTER — IDEAL INVESTMENT PROPERTY cluded! Make your appointment today. Advertising seminar set 6-6 Duplex 3 BR each side Aluminum siding. baths one side Rents be reported by International Trade and $450 each side plus utilities. Assumable mortgage Asking $63,000 Call $375,000, NEW LISTING WEST HARTFORD — Joseph F. Kirley, Industry Minister Keijiro Murata at a Helen 643-0624 MANCHESTER $83,900 associate professor of finance and management Cabinet meeting scheduled for Friday. COVENTRY CONVENEINCE STORE - 4.0U0 sq ft Good location Gas ISTRANO REAL ESTATE Colonial in very good condition with 4 bedrooms, Florid^ room, family information systems at Boston University, will According to trade ministry calcula­ pumps Some owner financing Price includes inventory & equipment Ask­ l.'ib K CKM'KK \I Cl' room, and dining room, in lovely setting with wooded backyard and bab- present a simple budgeting plan for advertising tions, Japanese' Car exports to the ing $69,900 beling brook! Call today! and marketing managers at an April 2 seminar United States would reach 2.7 million A LAND - 2 acres $30,000 Bausola Rd.. Andover Lake [CALL TODAY - 647-SOLDi The Full Service Real Estate Company...Personal and Community Service sponsored by Seiwyn and Associates, an units in fiscal 1985 if self-controls are advertising and public relations firm. totally lifted. UPI photo For information, contact Linzi Sorterup, The 2.2 million to 2.3 million ceiling Seiwyn and Associates, 630 Oakwood Ave,, West set by the ministry still represents an Taking to the streets We’re Off To A Smashing Start!! ^ SUPERIOR CONSTRUCTION - 4500 SQ. FT. Hartford 06110; telephone 525-4240. increase of about 25 percent or $3 billion Brand new 4 plus bedroom brick and cedar ranch Huge rooms that make enlerlaining a pleasant experience Gourmet When E.F. Hutton's Mark Olivari talked, Bridge Monday with his sales pitch in orderto Business is Booming and NOW’s the Time To Sell! kitchen with fireplace all lop ol the line appliances, random width oak llooring and cenler island. 32'x22' "Great Room" with in value over the current year. I f ^ *""4ow. brick wall with stove, spacious entrance (oyer, master bedroom bath has a steeping tub, shower Bank women pian confab The ministry decision is expected to people listened. They had to. Theenterprising drum up some business. Many promised to Call us today for a market analysis of your property. stall and two rnarble vanities. 15 dining room. 24' solar room with cedar walla and akylighls. 30’ rec room plua polonlial 5th arouse strong discontent among auto ^drTOm and huge work shop on the lower level Central airconditionlng, Anderson windows, 6 panel doors, a 3 car garage stockbroker hit the line of cars stacked up attend his seminar this week. It's Free and with No Obligation! You may be pleasantly surprised!?! PLUS a 2 3 acre lot' we dare comparision at any price $295,000 , » e Focusing on "NABW '85, The Challenge of industry leaders, who have made clear Change," the Connecticut conference of the their opposition to the government waiting to cross the Greater New Orleans National Association of Bank Women Inc. will be position on the car issue. held May 6, 7 and 8 at the Ethan Allen Inn, The Japanese automobile industry, Danbury. Women executives from financial under pressure from Washington, has Foes blast union scale institutions throughout Connecticut will attend exercised voluntary restraints on ex­ the conference. ports to the United States since 1981. The keynote address May 7 will be Lucy Wilson, The ceiling for the year ending March 31 president of Pepperidge Farm Fine Oven was set at 1.85 million units. Hardhats rally to keep wage ^ Real Estate Products Inc. The May 8 will feature keynote The Reagan administration earlier speaker Beverly Alter, owner of Alter and this month said the United States would By Lyda Phillips gord, said the present law "is good trigger price to $150,000 for new Donald F. Jackson, 647-8400 / 646-8646 Rose Viola Jackson Roseborough, a Northeast career consulting not seek an extension of the Japanese United Press International legislation. It’s been in place a long construction and $50,000 for renova­ 168 Main St., Manchester (across from Brown’s Flowers) firm. car import controls during the year tim e." To change it would be "a step tions. with an uuto'matic inflationary The NABW Connecticut conference is one of 40 beginning April I. such conferences sponsored each spring by the HARTFORD — Under the watchful backward for everyone." he said. escalator built into the law. eye of union construction workers who National Association of Bank Women Inc. Japan's huge trade surplus with the After an hour-long rally and negotia­ packed the gallery, the state House took William Shae, of West Haven, an United States, amounting to $34.7 billion tions with the Republican m ajority no action on a bill that would rais.e the electrical worker at the Millstone last year, apparently was a factor leaders, the House delayed action on the trigger price for payment of the nuclear power plant in Waterford, said New incorporations rise behind the ministry decision to continue bill, which had been expected to pass so-called prevailing wage. union construction was better, "m ore NEW 'YORK — New business incorporations in voluntary car export curbs, the sources the Republican-controlled chamber on More than 1,000 construction workers efficient, better trained. A non-union the first nine months of 1984 increased by 6.0 said. a party-line vote. came to the Capitol Tuesday to support contractor who bids the prevailing percent to 478,398 from 451,176 in the first nine Japanese automakers, asserting they TAKE THE TIME ROCKLEDGE AREA the existing law requiring municipali­ wage doesn't mean he pays them." months of 1983, according to the Dun U Bradstreet will preserve "orderly marketing," House Majority Leader Robert G. to see this gorgeous 5-5 two family located at the 4 bedroom ranch with a fireplaced 1st door family ties to pay a set wage for any corner of Hackmatack St. and South Mam SI.. Inside Corp, have called for the lifting of the The trigger price is now $50,000 for Jackie, R-Stratford, said the bill would room, 2'4 baths, large living room, and a separate In­ construction project using federal Is just as nice as the outside looks! Offered at law suite, den or office on the lower levell THIS The large number of new incorporations in the new construction work and $10,000 for probably not be ready for passage for voluntary limits. funds. $118,900 HOME IS A GREAT BUYI first nine months of 1984 suggests that a new renovation work. The bill before the several weeks because “ 1 gave my Fantastic 2 Family Critics said that prevailing wage is Opportunity Is Knockingl record will be set for the second consecutive year, " I t ’s nonsense. The matter should be House would raise the limits to $500,000 word that many would be consulted in 21 years young with family rooms, garges, ap­ usually union scale, artificially inflat­ On your door Great investment property topping the record 600,400 new incorporations left to the discretion of auto makers,” for both new construction and arriving at a figure," pliances, hardwood floors, aluminum siding BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO, INC. ing the cost of municipal construction with store and 4 room apartment. Alum, sid­ reported in 1983. said Takashi Ishihara, head of the renovations. and more. $112,000. REALTORS and forcing non-union bidders out of When that figure is agreed upon, ing, gas heat. Call Today. $80's. Despite an overall increase in new incorpora­ Japan Automobile Manufacturers' As­ contention for contracts. Jackie said the House Republicans NEW CONSTRUCTION $184,900 CONTEMPORARY 189 WEST CENTER STREET tions in 1984, the number of new incorporations in sociation and president of Japan's Lawmakers haggled about the (Comer ol McKee) S i Ray Hanley of Madison, an electrical would present their own amendment to Critics give these plans 4 stars for exceiience Beautiful Contemporary style home in exclusive Bol- % September actually decreased 5.5 percent to second largest automaker, Nissan trigger price all day. Democrats 2 worker at Bristol-Meyers in Wallin- the bill. ton area. Call our office right away to make an appointment to see these plans and meet the builder! 646-2482 ■ 47,170 from 49,890 in September 1983. Motor Co. prepared amendments to raise the

Company sells headquarters REALTY WORLD'S) — Frechette Associates CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — American Science and LOOKING FOR an apartment? Be sure to ^"^ mGRAND RE-OPENINGal' ^ / Engineering Inc. said Tuesday it sold its check the many vacancies listed in classified 73 West Center Street, Manchester, CT 06040 corporate headquarters in a sale and leaseback SALE REALTY WORLD Telephone (203) 646-7709 agreement signed in January. each day. 7 Come Visit Our Newly Remodeled Laundry IF WE CAN’T SELL YOUR HOUSE, WE’LL BUY IT! It’s not your water that tastes bad, *Call for more information. it's the chemicals that are added to it. Where more REG. SALE Top Load Washer 500 EAST HARTFORD $104,900 Chlorine, Fluoride, and Sodium Hydroxide, to name a THE SEARCH IS ENDED when you see this exceptional 8 room Raised 20 Lb. Double Loader ’i . W 750 Ranch with 4 bedrooms. 2 baths, fireplaced family room & dining room few, all add a distinct flavor to your water. Americans find w/allders to deck. A must to seel 643-4060 30 Lb. Triple Loader *1.00 Eliminate the chemical soup in your tap water. We Think It Matters Where You Wash Your Laundry!! Call a bidder refund Purewater Systems of New England - . 0 NEWUSTING COVENTRY $97,900 649-7528 DaborMi Driva Distributors Reverse Osmosis System tor home or office. , \ 0 ’ Imrnaculate 3 bedrootn Raised Ranch in lovely area. Cathedral caHInos 2 balhS' fl^replace' two 12x12 decks, wall to wall carpeting and much, much H>R BLOCK morell A m u't to seell . . We can't promise everyone this, but In a recent survey of EAST HARTFORD $159,900 ACUPUNCTURE & PAIN CLINIC Found Michael Monical customers who got refunds, 3 LAUNDRY CENTER NEW TO THE MARKETI Elegant is a word that accurately describes this VERNON For Pain and Chronic illness out of 4 believe1 thethey got blMer magnificent one of a kind custom built 8* room Ranch with 4 bedrooms, 2V4 olace®loma?lTvinn?iZf’ n’2'^^^ f°om with field atone dre- CERTIFIED M.D. ACUPUNCTURIST refunds______than If they ley did their baths, fireplaced family room and too many extra features to mention. Im- thFoSohoui ° ^ bedrooms, dining room, 2'4 baths. Immaculate NELSON CHANG, M.D. $394! own taxes. 3 out of 4! pecable throughout & located in most sought ader area. A true home of dls- uougnoui. $129,800. (former Neurosurgeon) tinctlonl 643-4060 A Clean Place To Clean Clothes. Neurology • Psychiatry What can we find for you? GREATER HARTFORD PAIN CLINIC 300 GREEN RD. • MANCHESTER e BELCON PLAZA Main OlUce NEXT TO: 7-11 8i MANCHESTER PIZZA U&R REALTY CO. Watkins Center, Suite 303 FREE MANCHESTER ------c s m Marshall’s Mall • 646-5440 MARKET ana 935 Main St., Manchester Open 9am-9pm Weekdays, 9-5 Sat. & Sun. SALE ENDS APRIL 26th REAL ESTATE SERVICES EVALUATION Ready For OeenpaMiy 8138,900 643-2692 647-7S00 Brand new 565 duplex. 3 bedrooms, 1 baths, private driveways and baae- 112 Cottage Qrove Rd., Bloomlleld. - 243-3903 ;30 AM . . . 7 DAYS/WEEK . . . CLOSE 9:00 PM 223 East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060 menla, stove, hood, dishwasher, disposal and carpeting. Located on nice Robert D. Murdock, Realtor Aleo In most msior during regular store hour* U l _qulel street! —W— MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Murch 27. 1985 - 23 22 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Miirrli 27. IflRf)

ICARS/TRUCKS HDMES HDMES IFDR SALE IFDR SALE PETS |fo r s a l e BUSINESS & SERVICEDIRECTORY 1974 FIAT 128 SPORT L — To be used tor ports. Coll 643-2711 Phil otter 5pm, 528-1332. PMNTIN8/ I BUILOING/ Also Ponosonlc A M /FM Classified 62 C T K R V i c i S SERVICES 83 AQHA BCSKN G. Ex­ Store Otticc Space Household Goods Business Opportunities For advertisements to be CDNTRACTiNG cellent, 4H, Cutting, Polo, cor radio. Notices Resort Property M isc for Sole 63 Rates g j jlOFFEHEO c ------OFFERBI ?msm Situation Wanted published Monday, the dead I I Children's hunter pros­ Minimum Charge Lost/Found Employment Into Misc lor Rent Home ond Garden 64 line IS 2 30 p m on Friday LE O N CIESZYNSKI pect. 633-6272. Priced to 1974 PLYMOUTH $3 00 for one day N A M E y o u r 'OWN Personols ...... Instruction Wonted to Rent Pets 6S ODD JOBS, Trucking. BUI LDER — New homes, sell. SCAMP - 6 cylinder. $650. Roommotes Wonted Musical Items 66 P e r W o r d : Home repairs. You name Get A PRICE— Father and son. additions, remodeling, Runs excellent. 647-7420 Announcements Post, dependable ser­ Recreotiono' ltem^ 67 1 2 d a y s 20C Read Your Ad It, we do It, Free esti­ Jump On rec rooms, goroges, kit­ RARE, UNUSUAL, otter 6pm. Auctions mates. Insured. 643-0304. vice. Painting, Paper­ chens remodeled, ceil­ Real Estate Antiques 68 3 5 d o v s 18C Clossitied advertisements CRESTED, BANTAM Services Spring Cleaning hanging & Removal. Coll ings, both tile, dormers, 1980 MERCURY COU­ Homes tor Sole Tog Sales 69 6 d a y s 16C are taken by telephone as a 646-5761, CHICKEN. Butt Polish SPRING CLEAN UP - roofing. Residential or GAR XR7 - Automatic, Condominiums Services Offered Wanted to Duv 70 26 d o vs 12C ■With o u r pow erful ...... ' ...... 4- Cockerel. Easy to core Financial convenience Power raking, edging, commercial. 649-4291. for and on interesting A M /FM Stereo, Air con- Lots/Land lor Sale P a in tin g ' Paper inq H o p p y A ds The Manchester Herald is truck mounted carpet LARRY'S PAINTING ■ M ortgages...... mowing. Gutters bird. $5.00. Coll 649-6320. dltlonlng, rodlols. Investment Property Building Contracting $3 00 pel column iiu h resDuHsible only tor one incor cleaning system. Interior-Exterior. Low CARPENTRY AND RE­ $4,350/Best offer. 649- Personal Loans...... cleaned. Light trucking. prices. Free estimotes. Business Property Roofing Siding rect.insertion and then only • a boww.428.** MODELING SERVICES 2350, ask for Sharon. Insurance...... Automotive Dependable. Insured. Call anytime 6467069. DOG TRAINING - Be­ Resort Property Heating Plumbing Deadlines for the sire ot the original Roy Hordv, 6467973. — Complete' home re­ ginners Obedlonce. Start­ Wanted to Borrow • Sot* S C hrt, Floor ing Cors TrucKs tor Sole 71 For clossitied odveriise insertion pairs and remodeling. ing April 1st at lOom at CHEVY 783/4Ton,350 V8, ■ (^pet ^fllecior PAINTING ANDPAPER- Quality work. Referen­ Income Tox Service Motorevdes Bicvcies 7'2 menfs to be published Toes E rro rs w hich do not lessen the Manchester YWCA. Automatic transmission, Rentals VERNON *94,900 NEED ANY TYPING • ineuretf A Bonded HAN6ING - Exterior and ces, licensed and Insured. olr conditioning, power Employment Services Wanted Rec Vehicles -'3. cloy Ihfough Satuidciy, th e the value ot the advertisement Interior, ceilings re­ Coll 721-1386. "Move-In” Condition d o n e ? Reports, Rt- • Deep ClMmtng Coll 6468165. steering, power brakes, Rooms for Rent Auto Services 74 deadline is noon on the d a y will not be corrected by an paired. References, fully & Education For Sale Autos for Rent Lease 7S This unique, 7 room Raised Ranch has sumes, etc. all done for $2 crew cob, new motor, Aportments for Rent belore publical ion odditional insertion - $4 p6r poge. Coll Sue at • Feel OrytrtQ Insured. Quality work. DUMAS ELECTRIC — MUSICAL mint condition. 644-0434. Misc Autom otive /’6 3 garages! One under and 2 detached. Mortin Mattsson, even­ Help Wanted ...... 2 ) Homes for Rent Holidav'Seasonal 61 742-8843, Bvenings & i a| \ Lights dimming? Fuses ITEMS Recently redecorated. Nice size waekends. ings, 649-4431. blowing? Repairs, Im­ I 1971 BUICK ELECTRA - rooms, hardwood floors, fireplace in provements and addi­ PIANO - Coble Nelson 455. Very good condition. KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ‘ by Larry Wright PROFESSIONAL tional circuits. Fully li­ living room , energy saving heating sys­ A. HENRY PERSONAL­ niOHI$HMIU.CAIKT6 Spinet with bench. Pur­ 70,000 original miles. New RHMITMf $nHM CtfMIM PAINTING - Interlor/Ex- censed, Insured. Coll Notices tem, lower level family room, laundry IZED' LAWN CARE - chased from Watkins. tires, battery, rebuilt I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED terlor. No lob too big or 6465253 anytime. corb. Very little rust. Looking for someone small. Reasonable rotes, Very tine condition. $850. room and so much more! (203) 528-1407 $650. 643-0156. reliable and efficient? free estimates. Call John 649-2070. 2 PART TIME - Hartford OFFICE - Hartford ma­ PART TIME VIDEO DRIVERS WANTED DRIVERS To Sell Hopd ABLE HOME IMPROVE Total lawn core, com­ after 4pm. 649-3248. 1975 VOLKSWAGEN monutocturlng firm has a nufacturing firm has op­ RENTAL CLERK - Mon­ FULL TIME - Economy Ice Cream In your own Wt cin hsip you beconii a mercial >on(i residential. LOOKING FOR A BET­ MENTS - Room Addi­ STEREO AND AM/FM tions, Family Rooms, RABBIT - Standard shift. I LOST AND FOUND part time clerical open­ ening for person with day and Thursday even­ cor necessary for light local area. We wont 50 'DEALE' PR0FESS!0NALI Light trucking, free esti­ TER WAY? Try us, we Radio console maple ca­ ing. 4 hours per day, diversified clerical skills. ings, Saturday 9 - 5pm. pick up and delivery in drivers at once. Be your mates, fully Insured. 647- personollze our services Porches, Decks, Siding, binet. $80. 649-5053. No rot. New point. $800 or Call 646-4525. and ask lor Dan. BUHOMfi/ Roofing, Replacement IMPOUNDED - Female, 2 preferably mornings. Must type 50 worn. Call Retail experience help­ the greater Coventry own boss. Apply Ding 1349. ( for your home. Bonded cownuiGTiiie best offer. 742-7636. years old, Lab cross. Type 50 wpm. Basic math 522-9006. ful. Will train. Apply In area. Coll for Interview: Dong Corf, 44 Prospect D.F. REALE, INC. and Insured. Manchester Windows. "Your Com FOR SALE - Walnut ste­ Brown, Bette Drive. skills helpful. Call 522- I plete Remodeling Ser' person only at Al Selt- Mr. Greg at 742-0103. HIM Rd.. East Wlndspr, Real Batata and surrounding towns. reo speakers. Excellent MDTDRCYCLES/ Male, 10 years. Lab 9006.______EXCELLENT INCOME ferts, 445 Hartford Rood, CT (Exit 45 aft at 1-91). III IW . II.. ■w dw f*. Cl. THE HOUSEWORKS, PARRAND REMODEL­ vice." 643-9966. condition. $99 for the Cross, Black and white, Manchester. 646-4S2S ING — Cabinets, roofing, BICYCLES SOUTH WINDSOR - Re­ for part time home as­ SALES - Full time tele­ 623-1733. 647-3777. pair. 742-9927. I Bette and Blue Ridge. phone soles position days gutters, room odditlons, HEATING/ ceptionist wanted for sembly work. For Info, CREATIVE CARE • Pro- 7 Call the Manchester Dog only. Experience neces­ SPRING Into Spring with decks, all types of remo­ PUIMBiNS SUZUKI PE 250 - Good small busy office. 6am to call 504-641-8003, Ext, PART TIME SCIENCE ftsilonoi boby sitter will CERTIFIED NURSES Warden, 646-4555. sary. Good voice and self LABORATORY AIDE - your own Historical Che­ nrilNVESTMENT AIDE to core for loved deling and repairs. FREE I condition. Driven 16 4pm dally. Accurate typ­ 8201. core for your child In o motivation a plus. Some The Manchester High ney Home! Much resto­ I^ P R D P E R T Y one In your home, reaso­ estimates. Fully Insured. FOGARTY BROTHERS TAG SALES hours. $750 or best offer. ing and good phone skills ration completed. Ap­ personal, loving and Telephone 643-6017, otter 647-1821. required. Reply with re­ RN, LPN - Crestfleld TYPESETTER - Part travel Is required. Call: School Science Depart­ nable fees. Coll 643-5475, — Bathroom remodel­ time days. Fast growing, Mr. Greg for Interview at proximately 2 acres of energetic environment. 6pm, 647-8509.______SPRING IS HERE! The PERSONALS sume to P.O. Box 638, Convalescent Home In ment Is looking tor on A-1 WAY TO DEFER Robertson School area In 8om till noon.______ing; Installation water Manchester has two posi­ could expand to full time 742-0103. aide to work 17'/z hours lovely grounds with heaters, garbage dIspO' Eastern Connecticut Flea MOTORCYCLE INSU­ South Windsor, CT 06074. TAXES. Exchange your Manchester. Steady and Need repairs around the CARPENTRY - Remodel­ RANCE - Get protection, tions available, two week postlon, Must be expe­ per weekdime report­ many fruit trees. Main Investment property any­ sols; faucet repairs. 649- Market will reopen Sun­ lost minute core ovoIIok home? Coll on expert. ing and Additions. Free ride with AAA coverage. NEW CREDIT CARD! No nights, 11 - 7arh. In addi­ rienced and reliable. CASHIER - Immediate ing) preparing Biology house has 6 bedrooms where via nationwide 4539. Visa/MosterCord day, March 31, at the STITCHERY LOVERS ble. Liz, 646-tm . (Refer­ You’ll find the help you Estimates. Coll Tony, Competitive rotes for oil one refused. Vlsa/Mas- tion, on coll time Is Apply In person to opening at Mlnnecnoug and Chemistry labora­ and 3'/a baths. Separate computer. Coll 568-2518. accepted. Mansfield Drive-ln NEEDED - No expe­ ences ovallobte).' need In Classified. 64M811. riders, discounts for ex­ tercard. Call 1-(619)-569- rience necessary, flexi­ frequently available. Morpef Printers, Vernon, Golf Course. Sdavs,30-35 tory experlements tor the apartment also Included I Theater (Junction of 0242. perienced riders and rid­ ble hours. Good earnings. Crestfleld Is a 155 bed, 871-1421. hours per week. Apply In staff. A chemistry back­ Moke your appointment Routes 31 & 32). For S.N.F./I.C.F. Facility lo­ person, or coll 649-1984 ground would be helpful. today. $375,000. Strono REAL ESTATE dealer Information, ers with prior Insurance. Call 646-0770, 8 - 12, Mon­ Special rotes for older day thru Friday. cated In a rural residen­ (10-12 & 2-5 Mondav- Hours ore flexible but Real Estate, 647-''SOLD". WANTED please coll 4569890 or tial area. Please call Mrs. Frldov), , would Involve working miscellanedus HOUSEHOLD MISCELLANEDUS 423-9660. riders with touring bikes. I ANNOUNCEMENTS MANCHESTER - NEW APARTMENTS For o no obligation PART TIME - Monday to J. Brownstein, D.N.S., mornings. Interested ap­ WANTED DUPLEXES - fo r r e n t GDDDS FDH SALE LISTING - $71,900. Excel­ FOR RENT quote, coll AAA Insu­ Friday, 9 - 2pm, typing Monday thru Friday be­ SALES/COUNTER plicants contoct Mr. Wil­ Well tinanced principles I I I I EMERGENCY? In Man­ tween 9 and 3pm, at CLERK - Full time posi­ son Deakin, Jr., Man­ lent starter In quiet area, Interested In dealing di­ rance at 6467096. helpful but not neces­ CELEBRITY CIPHER MANCHESTER - Main UP TO 8,000 So. Ft. of 8 PIECE LIVING ROOM chester, dial 911 for tire, 643-5151. tion open for reliable, chester Public Schools. Cefebrity Cipher cryplogroms are creeled from quotatlona by close to everything I 3 rect with owner of multi MOVING - MUST SELL. sary. Emblem 8. Badge, Street, 3 rooms. For more light commercial or SET, 4 months old. $400. police, medical help. energetic Individual wil­ 45 North School Street, famous people, past and present Each letter In the cipher stands bedrooms, pantry, spa­ family homes In Mon- Chippendale Mahogany HONDA AERO 50 289-2864. RN 7 TO 3 CHARGE lor another Today's clue F equals 0 warehouse-office space Coll otter lOom. 6462941. FISHERMEN'S TAG ling to accept responsi­ Manchester, CT. Call 647- cious el-shoped rec room Information, coll 563-4438 Buffet and Chino Closet, SCOOTER - Brand New! NURSE - An excellent chester/Eost Hort- neor 184 and new 1291, We SALE - Fishing Tackle, bility and the ability to 3451. EOE. by CONNIE WIENER and dining room! Coll ford/Glostonbury area. or 529-7858.______$400/botti. Love seat, Full Warranty! $575. Coll PRODUCTION TRAI­ opportunity Is now avail­ ore breaking ground and BEDROOM SET, Dining $100. Slant top desk, $25 & Reels, Electronics, etc. work Independently. quickly, this one won't Coll 633-6264. ONE BEDROOM portly evenings 6465233. NEE position available. able for full time employ­ ‘ ‘V N H RGEV VYKH Y EGT NYK lost long! D.W. Fish would be hoopytomodlfy room set, living room set. Dry slnk$35. Folding ping Some household Items. Excel lent opportunity for CARPENTERS NEEDED Must be pleasant and PART TIME PERMAN­ furnished mobile home. ment In our superior rest Realty, 643-1591 or 871- to your needs. Call 524- Almost brand new. 289- pong table, $45. All excel­ Saturday, March 30th - hard working, conscien­ - Immediate openings for outgoing, with o strong ENT POSITION - After­ RDDMS Single working adult 9om to 4om at 371 Middle FTHMISCELLANEDUS talent to work with the home facility. Enloy NH TGE TG RDYCM OFTC 1 4 0 0 .______1 202 days, 633-7998 6596 before 9om and after lent condition. 643-9101. tious person. Royal Ice carpenters with 5 years of noon hours, mature, FDR RENT only. Lease. No children, 6:30pm. Tpke. West, Manchester, AUTDMDTIVE continuous experience In public. Apply In person to working with a con­ evenings. Cream Company, 27 cerned and dedicated flexible, honest, expe­ MANCHESTER - NEW 1 pets. 643-2880. _ BOYS CLOTHES - Pants, CT. all phases of construc­ Morpet Printers, Vernon, rience dealing with pub­ Warren Street. 649-5358. supporting staff whose RFUHWE’ RGCH NFROYCM NYE LISTING - $83,900. Colon­ MEN ONLY - Central DINETTE SET - Solid Shirts, Suit. Boots sizes 12 NEW TIRE AND RIM tion. Full time employ­ 871-1421. lic. Coll 6461222, ext. 2534, MANCHESTER - 5 Room primary goal Is quality ial in very good condition location, kitchen privi­ WANTED maple. Needs reflnlsh- - 18, suode vest. AH good mounted. $35. HR 78rl4 ment and benefits. Call Leave name and phone Duplex. Available April ICARS/TRUCKS I HELP WANTED EXPERIENCED WAI­ patient care. It you hove FTC NGCO.” — AWHO GRRHC. with 4 bedrooms, Florldo leges, parking available. 1st. $425 per month plus TO RENT Ing. $89. Call 649-9540. condition. 6468661 otter W/W Dual steel belted TRESSES WANTED - For 742-5317, 8:30 to 5:00pm, CARPENTERS number. room. Family Room and FDR SALE radial. Coll otter 5pm. Monday thru Friday. HELPERS - NO expe­ o genuine desire to de­ PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Never-go to a doctor whoso Security and references utilities. Security deposit 3pm. appointment, call 647- velop 0 successful nurs­ Dining Room In lovely required. $55 weekly, 643- REFRIGERATOR FOR 6464618. NEWSPAPER DEALER rience necessary. Year TEEN A G E BABYSIT­ office plants have died.” — Erma Bombeck. required. No pets. In­ NEEDED IN ANDOVER- 9995.______ing career, please coll setting with wooded 2693. SALE - Good condition. ATARI 2600, Excellent round work. Glastonbury TER tor 8 year old and 2 (£)1985byNEA. Inc. 166 cludes stove ond retrlger- Mrs. Elizabeth Lounl, Dl- backyard and babbling WANT TO SHARE $100. Coll 649-6916 O tter condition. $35.00. Coll 646 BANK 2 TIRE RIMS, 1976 Ford HEBRON AREA. Must PART TIME HELP - Ev­ IMMEDIATE OPEN- area. 633-2904. year old In my home - otor. 6461927.______have dependable car and enings and week-ends. INGS for dlshwasher/klt- crector Of Nurses, 646- brook! Coll Today! D.W. MANCHESTER - Very YOUR HOME? 6pm. 4848. ______Pinto. $10.00 each. 644- Summer full time; Imme­ Fish Realty, 643-1591 or COVENTRY - Newly dec­ Retired gentleman, non- REPOSSESSIONS be bondable. Call Mrs. Hours flexible. Apply chen help and part time 0129. Manchester Manor nice furnished room for 8360. LAWN CARE PROFES­ diate port time wee­ I^ H D M E S orated 3 room apart­ smoker and drinker prefers Prtc0$ R^due^d For Fromerth, 647-9946. Seven-Eleven,' 513 Center pIzza-grInder person. Nursing Home, 385 West 871-1400.______gentleman. Convenient. in>law apartment, tn private WHIRLPOOL ELECT­ SIONALS Immediate kends. Coll 647-7366 after ment. $275. Security. No Quick Solo Street between 1 - 4pm. Apply In person: La Center Street, HELP WANTED FDR SALE MANCHESTER - References required. $48 home or comparable accom­ RIC DRYER - Inexcellent FREE TWO FIVE HOLE 14 Inch openings for lawn care 6pm. References pets. 742-6858. modations Willing to pay ex­ WANTED BACKHOE & Strada West, 471 Hartford Manchester. $133,900. READY FOR weekly. 649-4003. condition! $125. Coll 649- May be teen at the Savin/inaa rims for $12. Coll 643-1866. applicator position. Over required. MANCHESTER - IDEAL cellent rate Reply to Box E. Bank of Mancheeter. 023 DOZER OPERATORS - FULL OR PART TIME Road. AUTO PARTS DRIVER - OCCUPANCY. Brand Manchester Herald. P O Box 6635 PALLETS $200 starting pay plus INVESTMENT PROP­ Main Street, between the Dump Truck Drivers. POSITION - Soles, etc RECEPTIONIST - Dental Must hove good driving new 5 8i 5 duplex. 3 APARTMENTS STDRE AND 591. Manchester. CT 06040 hours of 9am to 4prn. Monday FOR SALE - TWO A benefits. Good driving Must have Class II Li­ assistant. Pleasant, mod­ ERTY - 66 Duplex, 3 All responses will be an­ SEARS WASHING MA­ Used, single trip. through Friday. TWELVE Inch Dotsun for flower ond gift shop. record and high school record. Apply In person - bedrooms, IVa baths, prl- FDR RENT DFFICE SPACE swered cense. Black Top Rakers Includes Saturdays. GENERAL HANDYPER- ern, large staff office. 4 Alcor Auto Parts, 226 bedroom each side. ' vote driveways and base­ ( I CHINE - $175 or best Can be re-used, kin­ 1S?S fiiMB M 17.41 rims with tires In excel­ diploma required. Aluminum siding, IVz offer. 643-4816. White, and Roller Operators. Apply In person Flower SON for four hours morn­ Agronomy background day week. No Saturdays. HAIR STYLIST - We've Spruce Street, ments, stove hood, dis­ dling, etc. Coll 646- isn Mg UN ta KM lent condition. Coll even­ baths one side. Rents $450 MANCHESTER — Avail­ MANCHESTER — Office large capacity. Moving. lU’ Mgta CR5 ings 6460197. Asking $50. Experienced of 5 or more Fashion, 85 East Center ings. M /F. See Steve preferred. Coll Ever­ Excellent benefits. Sa­ got the customers, we Manchester. hwasher, disposal and space. Ideal for accoun­ 0172 or come In : years need only apply. lary negotiable. Expe­ each side plus utilities. able Immediately. One, ID W hpl tUK Street, Manchester. Carter, Carter Chevrolet, green Lawns, 53 Slater need you now! Expe­ carpeting. Located on tant, lawyer or soles of­ INI W k m K M INVITATION TO BID Benefits. Coll 742-6190. 1229 Main Street. rienced only. Call 646 SHORT ORDER COOK - Assumable mortgage. nice, quiet street! Realty two and three bedroom ROOMMATES Street, Manchester, 649- rience preferred, no fol­ Asking $83,(XX). Call Helen apartments. $410, $475, fice. Central location. MISCELLANEDUS SYNDET PRODUCTS WC. l»l Mp h i tl.M The Eighth Utilities District, FACTORY WORKERS 4964. Mobile catering truck. 3 World Frechette, 646- WANTED 32 Main St., Manchester, 8667 fo r Interview lowing necessary. Coll 643-0824. Correnti & La- $525, heat and hot water Ample parking. Coll 649- FDR SALE RMte 6 DRAFTSPERSON/ NEEDED for all shifts at appointment. 643-8339, ask for doys per week. Tuesday 7709.______2891.______I 1972 OLDSMOBILE CU­ Conn. 04040 seeks bids for a manufacturing company NEED EXTRA MONEY Penta Real Estate, 646 Included. J.D. Real Est- I Betteii, CT LIGHT WEIGHT RESCUE PROGRAMMER manager. through Thursday, FEMALE ROOMMATE TLASS - Excellent condi­ Responsbilities include located In Hartford. Ex­ to help ends meet? Well 0042.______VERNON - DELUXE 7 ote, 6461980.______MANCHESTER - 3050 sq. TOOL. OFFICE WORKER. Full 5:30am until 2:30pm. Call Room Contemporary. for two bedroom town- SWIM POOLS WARE­ tion. Must see. 6461352. Bid specificotlons m ay be ob­ fabrication of drawings perience with heatseal- we offer the opportunity COUNTER SALESMAN NEW LISTING, COVEN­ ft., 1000sq. ft. offices, 2050 time position available In 644-2858 after 3pm. First floor family room 3Va ROOM APARTMENT house, Immediate occu­ HOUSE forced to dispose tained during normal busi­ for layout and production Ing machines helpful. In the evening 5:00 to FOR MASONARY CON­ TRY, $97,900. Deborah so. ft. shop or warehouse. ness hours (9:00 o.m. to 5:00 processes, working from Manchester office. Du­ LABORERS - Under­ with field stone fireplace, - Private home, heat, pancy. 649-1513. ot new on/ground, 31 toot HDME AND GOV'T SURPLUS CARS Apply In person at 285 9:00pm and Saturday STRUCTION MATE­ Drive. Immaculate3 bed­ appliances. Working sin­ Excellent location and & TRUCKS under $100. p.m .) Mondoy through So- raw sketches and models. ties Include basic book­ ground cable TV con­ formal living room, 3 long pools complete with GARDEN turdoy. trom the Dispatcher Murphy Road, 9:30am to morning. Call Ms. Jones keeping, receptionist, RIALS. Some experience BUSINESS room Raised Ranch In gle adult only. No pets, facility. Available April. huge sundecks, fencing, Now available In your 2 years experience re­ at 647-9946. struction. Connecticut bedrooms, dining room, I at the Eighth Utilities Dis­ quired including NC Pro­ 5:00pm. and typing. Excellent necessary. SVi days a DPPDRTUNITIES lovely area. Cathedral children. Coll 643-2880. Coll Bill Stevenson, 643- INCOME TAX area. Coll 1-619-569-0242. trict Firehouse, 32 Main SI., area, must travel. Call 2'/a baths. Immaculate hIgh-rate filters, pumps, VARIETY OF HOUSE gramming. Familiarity week. Send application to 1 ceilings, 2 baths, fire­ 5660.______24 hrs. Manchester, Conn. 06040. spelling a must. Coll 347-6011. throughout. $129,900. U & 149 OAKLAND STREET - SERVICE ladders, worrontee, etc. PLANTS - In excellent with metal aircraft parts a CONSTRUCTION - Expe­ Crossen Builders, 174 PO Box 210, Bucklond place, two 12 X 12 decks, Asking $988 COMPLETE. Sealed bids wll be received at PHYSICAL THERAPIST R Realty Company, 643- Two room heated apart­ 600 SQUARE FEET - Ottl- condition. Must sell, need the above address until 7:00 plus. Submit resume or rience concrete, rebar, Merrow Rood, Tolland, Station, Manchester, wall to wall carpetingand REAL ESTATE AGENTS 2692.______ment. Security. No pets. ce/Store space. Business ZINGLER'S INCO M E Financing avolloble. Call the space. 50 cents to p.m.. April 15, 1985, at which apply at REB Industries. Temporary/On call Re­ formworkers and lead 871-0175. 06040. much, much morel! A Inc., 184 Commerce St.. NEEDED NOW - Port or $300 monthly. Call 646 zone. Spruce Street. $425 TAX SERVICE - Filing Stan, toll-free, 1-800-524- $3.00. Private home. 649- time they will be publicly gistered Physical Therap­ persons wanted for Im­ lull time. East of the BE YOUR OWN BOSS. An must to see! Reolty SUPERIOR CONSTRUC­ monthly. Coll R. Jarvis, personal and small busi­ 0595, opened, read aloud and re­ Glastonbury or call per­ ist on a part time basis for 2426, 9 to 5.______6486. corded. sonnel at 633-5271 bet­ mediate employment. PART TIME TELE­ river. Exciting condo opportunity to Invest In World Frechette, 646- TION - 4,500 Sq. Ft. - 643-6712.______ness tax returns. In your VOLVO DL, 82, Wine red, skilled nursing facility Bids shall remain valid for ween 10 to 3. EOE. Applications accepted 3 PHONE SALES HELP soles and rental pro­ your future, without fran­ 7709.______Brand new 4 plus MANCHESTER - Second home. Since 1974. Also BONAT HAIR DRYER autom atic, sun roof, specializing in short term STORE OFFICE SPACE - 512 thirty days from the bid to 5pm Monday through WANTED - No expe­ gram. Zimmer Real Est­ chisees. Take advantage bedroom brick ond’cedor floor apartment, 2 bed­ bookkeeping services CONVERTIBLE - $75.646 23,000 miles. Excellent opening dote. The District rehabilitation Please call DETECTIVES GOVERNMENT HOMES ranch. Huge rooms that square feet. Main Street, IPETS Frldoy. For additional rience necessary. Hourly ate, 6463778, 647-1139. of the fast growing Photo trom $1 (U repair). Also rooms, heat and applian­ available. Coll Walt at 5121, condition. $10,300. 647- reserves the right to reiect 643-5151 between Bam Information call after moke entertaining o pleo- ces Included, no pets. $500 Manchester. Heot, olr, onv and all bids for any reo- pov, 6 to 9pm on week We are presently accepting Lob Processing. No expe­ delinquent tax property. 6465346. 1583 evenlngs/weekends. and 4pm for an interview 3pm only, 2469372. sont experience. plus security. Coll 646 parking. Reasonable. 649- SIAMESE KITTENS FOR son deemed to be In the best MACHINISTS nights and 10 to 3 on EASY ASSEMBLY applicatlona for store detec­ rience necessary. Take Call 806687-6000, Ext. GH- LAWN SPEEPER (ioso- Interest of the District. appointment EOE Saturday. Call tor Inter­ tives at cur downtown Hart­ Gourmet kitchen with 3979.______5334 or 643-7175.______SALE - $75. Also: GoffIn 78 FORD FAIRMONT - 2 WORK! $600.00 per 100. the first step and call 9965 tor Informotlon. NETKIN-S TAX SER­ llne powered Parker. JOSEPH TRIPP ford store Prior experience fireplace, oil top of the Cockatoos - $100.742-7636. door, 6 automatic, power NC Lathe & CNC Mil­ view: Mr. Steven at 742- Guaranteed Payment. 872-1045. MANCHESTER - Three MANCHESTER - Main VICE - Low rotes, strictly Good condition. $90.00. FIRE COMMISSIONER 0103.______No Experlence/No Sales. or related education is a defi­ EAST HARTFORD - line oppllconces, random bedroom duplex near confidential. Over 10 ye­ Coll 649-9728 Otter 3pm. steering, olr condition­ ling. 2 to 3 years experi­ nite plus, but we're willing to Street - Store for rent. FREE TO GOOD HOME - Doted at Manchester, Conn, $104,900 - THE SEARCH width oak flooring and ing. Very good condition. this 19lh day of M arch 1985. ence required. Aircraft WANTED MANCHESTER Details send self- train a self-starter Qualified pork and downtown. $480 About 240 SQ. ft. For more ars experience. 644-1009. Guinea Pig, female with AUTO BODY REPAIR HDMES IS ENDED when you see center Island. 32' x 22' TWO OLD WOODEN Asking $1,500. 643-9708. work, must set up, oper­ SUPERINTENDENT addressed stamped enve­ Individuals muat be able to plus utilities. 872-7786 of- information, coll 563-4438 cage. Coll 6465498. 042-03 HONDA PERSON NEEDED for FDR SALE this exceptional 8 room "Great Room” with dra­ DESKS with attached ate and read blueprints. small restoration shop. lope; ELAN VITAL-173, work flexible full time sche­ 1 ter 5pm. Avolloble 4-1. or 529-7858. TAX TRIMMERS - Let For apartment complex The automobile dtvision 3418 Enterprise Road, Ft. Raised Ranch with 4 bed­ matic 12 ft. boy window, our experts prepare your choir, lift top, $5 each. Overtime and benefits is expanding. We seek Must hove own tools. For dules. and monitor female near University of Con­ dressing rooms. We offer rooms, 2 baths, tlre- brick •wall with stove, TW O A N D THREE MANCHESTER Good condition. 649-9827. 1771CARS/TRUCKS r n CARS/TRUCKS rnCARS/TRUCKS available. NC Program­ qualified technicians Ex­ Interview, 228-0588. Pierce, FL33482. OPPORTUNITY IS 1984 tax returns In the necticut. Mechanical and company benefits and a li­ ploced family room & spacious entrance foyer, ROOM APARTMENTS - Space available tn mmi oHice park oti liilFD R SALE LU fo r s a l e ming experience help­ cellent wages and bene­ KNOCKING! On your E x i t O r 0> I-SR Ample parking e'c privacy ot your home. [ i l l FDR SALE maintenance backround. beral store discount Apply to dining room w/sllders to master bedroom both has Heated, security. No ful. Apply at 184 Com­ fits Contact Sen/ice Ma­ door... Great Investment fully carpaiad P"vate iav« BriMiert 633-6558. FLOOR TILE. Brown and Married couple preferred. our personnel office, second o steeping tub, shower p ro ia c ta d merce Street, Glastor - nager. Thomas Dell. 646- deck. A must to see! pets, no appliances. 646 'white. Nice pebble patt­ Send resume to Superin­ MACHINISTS floor. Monday through Fri­ property with store and 4 Stoll and two marble 2426. 9 - 5 weekdovs. • 2 300 8't offica bury or call Personnel at 3520, Manchester Honda. Sentry Real Estate, 643- • 1 600 a'l office ern. 180 sq. ft. $150 value. tendent. Box 404, Bloom­ day. 10am-5pm room apartment. Alumi­ vanities, 15' dining room, 633-5271. EOE. field. CT 06002. 24 Adams Street 4060.______522-3579 $60. 643-7069. A DOZEN REASONS C N C Lathe num siding. Gas heat. 24’ solar room with cedar MANCHESTER - One PRODUCTION WORKER G FOX Call Today. $80's. Jack- EAST HAiRTFORD - bedroom first floor with Mr. Norman______For Sale Engine Lathe walls and skylights, 30' BAGBOY GOLF CART TO BUY YOUR NEXT Hartford son & Jackson Real Est­ $159,900 - NEW TO THE rec room plus potential stove and refrigerator. 2 Immediate opening. Bridgeport ate, 647-8400 or 6468646. MARKETI Elegant Is o No pets. Lease and secur­ $25. Used golf balls, $3.50 CLYDES EOE 5th bedroom and huge RESORT per dozen, 643-9664. CAR AT CLYDES. Individual needed in Insp ector word that accurately des­ work shoo on the lower ity. $375 per month plus I^HDUSEHDLD cribes this magnificent heot. 6461379.______PROPERTY MCDONALD’S marking and shipping level. Central olrcondl- I^ G D D D S S3 BUCK RWEM SFORT COUfC ’ U g W 88 BUCK REGAL LMTED COUPE % m one of o kind custom built 1 FOLDING PING PONG department. Good M ust have 5 years NOTICE tlonlng, Anderson win­ THREE ROOMS, second TABLE - Playback style Light brown rr>etanic with contrasting Landau VB Engine, black on black with Lartdau PUBLIC HEARINO 8-t- room Ranch with 4 VERMONT HOUSE FOR roof and valour mtarior. 307 V6. concert sound roof, power windows, stereo, tilt wheel, air dexterity. 45 hours a dows, 6 panel doors, o 3 floor, heat and oppllon- with accessories. $50.00. experience in air­ BOARD OF DIRECTORS bedrooms, 2Vz baths, tlre- RENT - Beautiful loca­ USED REFRIGERA­ stereo, tem p^ntrol air cor>d., wire wheels, all cond.. only 56,000 miles. IS HAVING A week. Entry level TOWN OF MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT cor garage PLUS o 2.3 ces, $375. Adults. No pets. Call otter 5pm, 6468536. power options. A one owner, pampered car. craft oriented job ploced family room and tion on lake with dock, TORS, WASHERS, wages with informal acre lot!...... We dare Coll 649-2236.______Ranges - clean, guaran­ replacement cost over *18.000. shop. Modern air- Notice Is hereby given thot the Board ot Directors, Town ot too many extra features 2Vz hours trom Hartford. training. Overtime Wonchester, Connecticut, will hold o Public Hearing at the comparison at any price. teed, parts and service. C A R SEAT & GRAND to mention. Impeccable MANCHESTER - Modern Weekly. (617)-692-4433, conditioned build­ Lincoln Center Heoring Room, 494 Moln Street, Manchester, $295,000. Blanchard & Low prices. B.D. Pearl & STROLLER. $20.00 each. 83 BUCK REGAL SPORT OOUTE *8,785 an opportunity and benefits availa­ Connecticut, on Tuesday, Aorll 2, 1985 ot 6:(X) P .M . to con­ throughtout & located In tour room apartment evenings. Tu-tone brown w/velour interior. Air cond.. employfY m/f Rossetto Realtors, 646 7 ble. A pply at 186 ing. Paid benefits. sider and act on the tollowlng: Son, 649 Main Street, 643-1814. stereo, chrome wheels. A sharp car at a most sought after area. A 2482.______with appliances, carpet­ OPENING Commerce Street, Apply in person: Proposed additional aoproprlotlon to Cenerol Fund ■ true home of distinction! ing and parking. $360 643-2171. realistic pricel Glastonbury or call Police Budget - Soeclal Services...... $60,000.00 Sentry Real Estate, 643- TAKE THE TIM E to see monthly plus utilities. Court ot Probote. District of ALDER 1000 ELECTRIC to be tinanced by Income from charges tor such services. QUEEN SIZE WATER- TYPEWRITER tor sole. 83 BUCK REGAL SEDAN >7,786 78 AICK EIICTBA UWIE8 * U M Personnel at 633- Connecticut 4060.______• this gorgeous 5 - 5 two 647-1113 otter 6:00pm. Manchester V8, full power equipment, astro sunroof. Or>e Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund - family located of the NOTICf OF NCANINa BED - Simmons, wov6 $85.00. Coll otter 3:30pm. The convenience of a 4 door, but yet the style Have you heard the news? McDonald’s is 5271 between 10am Valley Machine of a Regall Loaded carl V6. Auto. PS.PB, Air owner, sold and serviced by Clydes. Only Social Services - Aid to Clients...... $63,000.00 FANTASTIC 2-FAMILY. corner ot Hackmatack MANCHESTER - Four IN RE: less, conventional style, 643-6091. 67.000 miles. and 3pm. EOE. 580 Nutmeg Road North to be tinanced bv Slate reimbursement (90%) and trom Fund room second floor apart­ ANTHONY BOJAK Cond., P. Windows. P. Door Locks. Balance (10%). 21 years young with fam­ St. and South Main St. Pursuont to on order of Hon. takes only 80 gallons of having a new store opening in East South Windsor, CT 06074 ily rooms, garages, ap­ ment. Heat, hot water, Proposed additional opproprlotlon to General Fund - Inside Is lust os nice os William E. FitzGerald, water. F ram e, mat­ 25 • DIGITAL RECORD- TIBUCHEUCIMUarEB M,«8 stove and refrigerator Judge, doted March It, 19S5a H a r t r G z .': Pork and Cemetery Budget ■ tor tlowerlng frees tor pliances, hard wood the outside looks! Ot­ tresses & built-in heater. INGS, CLASSICAL. V6. loaded, chrome wheels, powder blue Center P o rk ...... $600.00 floors. Aluminum siding tered at $118,900. Blan­ Included. $450 plus secur­ hearing will beheld on on op- One year old. Originally Bernstein, Ozowo, Moo- interior and extahori to be financed by contribution trom the Fouids Family & more. S112,000. Jackson ity. No pets. Strono Real plication proving for o Foundation Account. chard 8i Rossetto Reol- change of name to Anthony $700, asking $400. After zel, Ormondy. $5.00 each. & Jackson Real Estate, tors. 6462482.______Estote, 647-7653.______Buvok, os In sold application 5pm, call 528-1405. Apt. 13-A, Carver Lone. 88 BUCK c o n u n r ESTATE VMBON % jm BREAK AW AY Proposed appropriation to Bond ond Gront Fund 9 - 647-8400 or 6468646. on file more fully appears, at Air cond.. wood grain sidaa. roof rack, stereo, Porter Street Relief Sewer...... $1,732,799 00 ROCKLEDGE AREA - 4 FOUR ROOM APART­ the Court of Probate on April FOR SALE - Refrigera­ power door locks, tilt and cruise. to be financed In port bv State Grand (55% ot eligible costs, MANCHESTER - "TO BE bedroom Ranch with o MENT, Bolton. First It , I9$S at 10:30 A.M . 24" Cordwood Sow Blade. To a great part-time or full time crew job at OFFICE PERSON $944,789.00) and rem ainder bv Sewer Reserve Fund 15 con­ floor. Married couples. Morv Lou Taylor, tor, Whirlpool, Limited $25. 643-1634, call after 81 BUCK CENTURY WAGON «,RB5 tributions previously allocated, $788,010.00. BUILT” -$145,000. With 4 flreploced 1st floor tom- Clerk ample bedrooms, 3 nice No pets. One month se- edition. Gold. 19.2 Cubic 6om.______Mid*size 6 passenger wagon. V6. Auto, PS. PB. 88 BUCK n U K V O B T COUPE ■5,388 McDonald’s. Hours are flexible and include Full time. Detail oriented person Proposed TRANSFER ot appropriation In Special Toxlng llv room, 2 Va baths, large 049-03 ft. Power saving control. Air Cor>d.. roof rack. V6. Auto. PS. PB. Stereo. Rear Oefogger. District Fund 7: baths. Cathedral ceil­ curlty. $350. 643-0926. DRILL STAND, extra, living room, and o separ­ Outlet for Icemoker. 1 MOTHER’S HOURS. for diversified position. Including ings, family room, 2 cor long pipe Included. $12. F R O M : TRANSFER to R eserve...... $5,223 00 ate Inlaw suite, den or 3Va ROOM HOUSE - $375 year old. Must sell - •1 BUCK CENTUnr UMTED SEDAN

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A I* .V • • • •? • • ♦ •'.* • • • '} • .^ 12,000 MILES * • ‘ «*^* *^*^ WARRANTY Hanrhcatcr lUcralft ON THE PURCHASE TL.V*»V* « .- •:J*:*: I, «■ . *• *,■*-*•*•■* I > *j *-^ OF ANY 84 OR 83 Manchester, Conn, — A City of.t VillageL < - ii_____y*M Charm______r *TKiircHa\/Thursday, March 28, 1985 — Single copy: 25C PRE-OWNED CAR Military honors slain American In Berlin new Soviet leader, Mikhail on an intelligence-gathering mis­ Meeting in Austin, Texas, today. Feb. 20. hour after being shot was "particu­ BERLIN (U PI) - U .S. Army top Gorbachev. sion at a Soviet installation in East A senior administration official larly inhumane.” brass, officials and soldiers ga­ The State Department called in Germany Sunday. said no serious economic or "They had a right to detain him, "W e’re not trying to hype this thered today for a memorial the No. 2 man at the Soviet A military spokesman in Frank­ political sanctions against the but not to shoot him,” said one case, to make it into something it’s service for the American liaison Embassy in Washington, Oleg furt said Nicholson’s body will be Soviets were being considered. official. not,” said one official who briefed officer shot and killed by a Soviet Sokolov, to receive the protest flown Friday to the United States, "These are things that would not In Moscow, the Soviet Union reporters at the State Department. guard in East Germany. from Assistant Secretary of State He is expected to be buried exacerbate the relationship," he Wednesday accused the Pentagon "But it is a serious event. An An Army spokeswoman in West Richard Burt late Wednesday. Saturday in Arlington National said. of waging a massive espionage American military officer has Berlin said a congregation of fewer Sokolov had come to the depart­ than 100 people — including Lt. Cemetery, with no press coverage In the first action, a Soviet naval campaign and cited seven inci­ been killed for no reason." ment Monday to express his dents in which U.S. military Gen. Thomas Dyers, deputy com­ allowed. attache, who was not identified by A Pentagon official told repor­ government's regrets at the attaches have been caught photo­ mander of the U.S. Army Europe On Wednesday, the United the State Department, was or­ ters the administration would like killing. graphing military installations. m m w s s m * ...... j — attended the service at the States said it made a strong dered to cut short an official tour of to hold “ military-to-military" ...... the West Coast because "it was not The charges were leveled one American Community Chapel in diplomatic protest to the Soviet Administration officials ac­ talks with the Soviets to help thought appropriate for him to be day after the Soviets said responsi­ the U.S. sector of the divided city. Union over the death and cut short knowledged Wednesday that Ni­ ensure such a shooting does not making the .tour when an Am eri­ bility for Nicholson’s death "lies Nicholson's wife Karen and 8-year- a Pacific coast tour by a Soviet cholson was photographing a So­ happen again. naval official. viet military installation before he can officer had been killed by a fully on the American side." old daughter also were at the Nicholson’s body is expected to U.S. officials held out the pros­ was shot by a Soviet sentry. But Soviet soldier” U.S. officials have said arms service. arrive in the United States today. pect of further diplomatic moves, they insisted there was no justifi­ The officials reiterated the control talks in Geneva, Switzer­ No journalists were aliowed into He is to be buried Saturday in THE MORlARlYREVmiTIOht the small church for the ceremony some of which may be revealed by cation for the killing and that the shooting was "com pletely unne­ land, will not be affected and Arlington National Cemetery, with Secretary of State George Shultz building he had taken pictures of cessary” and said the fact Nichol­ President Reagan said the incident at the request of the family of M aj. no press coverage allowed. Arthur Nicholson who was killed during a World Affairs Council was taken off the restricted list on son had no medical attention for an underscores his desire to meet the 84 TO PA Z 83 MERCURY LYNX 82 MERCURY LYNX Chiefs meet MX missiles 2 & 4 Doors ' • J l Sedans & Wagons to investigate Sedans & Wagons ; . AT, AC, PS, PB, Speed up for last AT-And Air Conditioning] fire incident AT - And Air Conditioning Control, Rear Defogger By Sarah Passell “Special Purchase" Herald Reporter House vote “Special Purchase” “Special Purchase” The chiefs of the Manchester’s two fire departments said today that they met Wednesday night to compare Bv Eliot Brenner now it’s time to move on." the results of their separate investigations into a United Press International An opposition leader, Charles reported alteraction between firefighters from each Bennett, D-Fla., said: “ It’s not a <4250 to <5285 department at the scene of a house fire Tuesday on WASHINGTON - MX missile good weapon. Weapons should do <3550 to <4150 <5850 to <6990 Adams Street. foes scrambled today to change a harm to your enemy. This particu­ Town Fire Chief John Rivosa and Eighth Utilities few minds in an effort to stem the lar weapon has as much chance of “Limited Suppiy” District Fire Chief Harold A. Topliff Jr. both said flow of presidential victories on the doing harm to us as the enem y." “Limited Suppiy” today that Wednesday’s meeting brought out controversial missile. The administration hopes even­ “Limited Supply” questions about some details of Tuesday’s incident, President Reagan won the first tually to buy 223 missiles, putting which police said ended after a deputy chief of the three of four required votes on too in Minuteman 3 silos, with the town department punched a district firefighter in the rest set aside for testing and A “Whiie They Last” turning loose 81.5 billion for 21 of “Whiie They Last” “While They Last” chin. the missiles in fiscal 1985, and a spares. Basing the missiles in the Rivosa and Topliff said they are continuing their final vote was set for noon EST, silos, which now hold some of the questioning of firefighters who were at the scene to get •-’f ' Missile opponents, stung by nation’s three-warhead Minute- answers to the questions that arose at their meeting. Tuesday’s 219-213 victory by the man missile force, is what con­ T h e two expect to meet again tonight. administration. Wednesday opted cerns many of the opponents. They 80 CHRYSLER 78 FORD "Our respective departmental inquiries shall say the missiles would be less 81 BUICK LTD to use the extra day before the vote 84 LINCOLN 83 CHEVROLET s/w 81 MAZDA CORDOBA continue until we are satisfied with all aspects of the for a final drive to seek converts vulnerable in a mobile TOWN CAR CAMARO Z2B Red Loaded GLC Black Car Fully Equipped 4 Door Red. One Owner, 43,000 situation," Topliff said this morning in a prepared deployment. 3Door Hatch Back. 5 Speed miles and turn it around. 5-Speed, T-Top statement. Topliff spent several hours Tuesday night House Speaker Thomas O’Neill, y, ^ r -I'A AV C S’- • • was >5,]95 IS < 4 , 4 9 5 was'*5TRis < 4 ,77 0 was nrnis <10,777 was"<1;990-is <3,990 was W is <3,990 interviewing district firefighters who were at the D-Mass., said the task was "d iffi­ was ■nmis < 14 ,5 9 5 scene. cult to do" but an "all-out attempt Gorbachev Police reports say that town and district firefighters will be made. I don’t know how shoved each other and called each other names while successful it’ll be” a fire was burning in a back bedroom of a two-family O’Neill said that once the cost of 79 MAZDA 81 JEEP house at 377 Adams St. % hardening Minuteman 3 silos is raps U.S. 82 OLDS 82 MAZDA 80 LINCOLN CJ-7 85 MERCURY 626 LX MARK VII RX-7 Rivosa said he is still looking for "what triggered added to the cost of the 10-warhead MARQUIS BROUGHAM 98 REGENCY T w o to choose from Maroon 4 x 4 this thing, because prior to it everything was going MOSCOW (UPI) - Soviet leader , . H' ■■ V-R a : ■ncr; ca' 4 Door 4 D " II I Loaded car MX, the price tag exceeds $40 Loaded, Like new, 7800 miles. All was is <6,565 was '6,695 is < 5 , 9 9 5 smooth." billion. " I ’ve never seen as all-out Mikhail Gorbachev accused the the toys. was ^T&S^is < 9 ,3 3 3 was-*?;W3.is <6,969 was'^WLis < 7,8 78 The altercation began when police mistakenly an effort as" the administration United States today of using the wis'*tQ;Mis <9222 dispatched the town department to the fire. According % mounted. "They pulled out all the arms talks in Geneva, Switzer­ to a transcript of the emergency radio communica­ stops," he said. land, as a "screen" to cover plans tions between police and fire departments that was Regardless of the outcome of for a military buildup. 83 MERCURY released today by police, police were unsure if the today’s final vote. Congress will The statement, carried in the 84 MERCURY 83 LINCOLN CAPRI house was in town or district territory and the town fight the battle again this year, but form of a letter to a West German 81 MAZDA TOWN CAR Are department said its records indicated the address peace group, also warned that the 81 CHEVROLET 80 AMC MARQUIS BROUGHAM G26 AC, AM/FM Stereo. Full Instrumen­ on missiles in the fiscal 1986 MALIBU CONCORD Rli.n Met,II..I A.itu AC B Wi>' tation. Looks Brand New, 14,000 was inside its jurisdiction. Soviet people believe the deploy­ A^1 PM Stpfpr- AC I'.'adcd 3 Sporty Blue, 5 spd. Bucket seats budget. The administration is I oado't With Toys 4 Speed C^^OOSP ” q. p Se.i- . AM t M Sli't.... miles, 5 spd. 2 to choose from The transcript indicates that firefighters on the way seeking $4 billion for 48 missiles, ment of new nuclear-armed U.S. was-^M IS <4,990 was'»W is <4,980 was IS <12,940 to the scene realized the fire was in the district as they and many who supported the $1.5 missiles in Europe means West was'*3;99(lis <2,950 was"’5:45(1 is < 8 , 7 2 0 was' ■ T,.;- , 3R OOf • : Vnioii' L'l'" ' Shape firefighter Raymond P. Fredericksen II. Griffin, a Herald photo by Tarquinio before. Opponents even wanted to programs,’’ he said. W IS *4,905 <4,595 was ■’1^ :^ IS < 1 2 ,4 6 0 was"