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And a lot of people, he contends, are blowing big who’s not looking to hit a home run, but ratljer to H ere’s something that’ll get your blood boiling. You chunks of their income — upward of 30 percent— by un- preserve purchasing power, Goldberg believes onfcoi probably threw away about 15 percent of your income necessarily paying double taxes (on earnings and in- the very best income-producing bets for investors wiin last year through shoddy handling of your taxes. In a lot terest income) and failing to utilize potential annual over $50,000 of annual income is the Phoenix l o s i n g of cases, especially among the highly income brackets, Dan Dorfman savings for retirement programs. Growth Fund (also a division of Phoenix American). the losses ran as high as 30 percent. And the sad story is Earnings of $25,000 to $30,000 a year - the average Here the partnership uses an invested dollar ana that this occurred in many instances where healthy fees Cold tonight; yearly income for an American family of four — may though leverage (or borrowing power) buys $1.50 worm .Manchester, Conn. were doled out to accountants to help minimize the tax Syndicated not seem ripe for tax shelters, given the low tax , of equipment; thus the annual rate of investor return sunny Thursday Wednesday, Jan. 19, 1983 bite. Columnist bracket. But there are attractive income-producing which has been averaging and is expectM to cOTtinue to So the moral of this column — if you’re anxious to save nrograms, observes Goldberg, that offer some partial average around 27 percent — is based on 150 percent — See page 2 a buck — is to start looking at ways to avoid blundering Single copy 25
tMDONM. WSA1HER SERVKX FORSCAST lo F AM ESI I - 20- S3 News Briefing 3^.34 . y 30A0 3034 Some commissioners still suspicious of Werbner hiring Ethics; Little Directors hold sway as HRC drops inquiry Clark’s nosebleed 3 0 0 0 is clamped off lobbying change lot AROE^« LOWEST fourth highest scorer on the written test, but was not HARTFORD (UPI) - A study conri- TEUPfllATIMEE answered. Kocsis referred to the information requested by the SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) - An opera mittee has recomniended little change in By Paul Hendrie Other commissioners argued, however, that the HRC HRC, but denied by the administration, including considered because personnel rules at the time limited tion that stopped the “gushing” the dealings between legislators and lob Herald Reporter should yield to a Board of Directors’ request to end the applicants' resumes and applications with personal in consideration,,to the top three. Revised rules allow the top five scorers on the written exam (o be given further nosebleed that had slowed Barney byists despite a furor last year about a |H *<4< 1/ review. Some, including Commissioner Joseph T. formation deleted to pre^rve confidentiality. The next Clark’s recovery from artificial heart The Human Relations Commission Tuesday night consideration. vacatioii junket provided 12 lawmakers. reiterated its criticism of the process used to hire Assis Sweeney, contended that the HRC is a creature of the step in the review w oul^ave been to seek that informa implant surgery resulted in immediate The Code of Ethics Study Committee Werbner had been acting assistant general manager Um WlATHCM FOTOCABT tO tant General Manager Steven R. Werbner, but voted 6-3 Board of Directors and should follow its direction. tion using the Fremont of Information Act. improvement in his condition, doctors Tuesday did recommend stronger limits Fisher agreed that'%ere remained too may doubts to at the time of this selection. His job at the time was per say. to pursue no further its review of the hiring. SOME COMMISSIONERS, notably former Chair sonnel supervisor, a post since merged with the assis on policymaking state offlcals, who . "I^e motion to drop the inquiry included an amend justify ending the review. In a process described as minor sur leave their jobs to work for companies man Robert A. Faucher, argued from a pragmatic point “What I see and hear is the clouding of some of the tant manager's job. ment putting the entire HRC on record as endorsing a of view. They said the commission’s effectiveness gery, sik silver clampk were put on two they once regulated and stricter finan issues,” he said. “I, for one, am not in agreement with ZACHERY CRITICIZED the HRC for dropping the arteries in Clark’s left cheek, t''us shut September report by its Affirmative Action Subcom would be damaged for the future if it bucked the direc cial disclosure rules, including debts mittee, which criticized the procedure used to hire taking something up before this commission and not probe. ting off the major flow of blo.xl to his lawmakers may have. Weather tors on this issue. achieving closure.” Werbner. “To me, the bottom line is what effectiveness is this “It really is disheartening to me to see the vote the nose. Also it urged the state Ethics Commis way it came out,” he said, when the meeting was opened ’The operation Tuesday was his third The commission launched its study of the hiring last commission going to have and what influence will it FISIIF.R ARGUED that Faucher’s contention that sion be given stronger subpoena powers summer, after residents Frank J. Smith and Clarence to local residents. “To me, it’s a setback in your since the Jarvik-7 plastic heart was im to investigate complaints. have on the Board of Directors?” said Faucher. “Are the HRC would lose its effectiveness by continuing with E. Zachery charged there fnay have been bias in the they going to ignore us? I have heard certain comments the inquiry, “is dangerous in a democracy.” He com representing the community in regard to human rights. planted Dec. 2. But the committee said it found ethic I’m not surprised. To me it tells me something that I Surgeon James Parkin, acting head of Extended outlook selection process. They said the use of the Institute of from some of Uie directors that brings out the street kid pared the, situation to the Watergate scandal and codes for public officials and lobbyist Public Service to screen applicants could have been a feared was there and it’s come to life. You turned your surgery at the University of Utah “basically equitable and effective” in me and makes me want to fight. But I’ve come to sup wondered what would have happened then if in Medical Center, called the operation "a Extended outlook for New England Friday through conflict of interest, because it is headed by former town port ending our review and, at the same time, telling the vestigations had not run their courses. back.” that dissatisfaction by the public “\8as Fisher took action to establish an orderly complaints success.’’ He said Clark was “looking Sunday; Director Beidon Schaffer. Board of Directors we don’t necessarily like ending our Commissioner Geoffrey Naab asked what is left to in not rampant.” Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: Fair The decision to drop the review came over the objec vestigate, in the absence of a coinplaint by an un procedure for the future. He appointed a new standing better already. His color is better, and The committee, made up of five public review.” Friday and Saturday. Increasing cloudiness Sunday. tions of the three-member Affirmative Action Subcom successful applicant charging discrimination. committee on complaints review, composed of Com he’ll be much more comfortable now.” voting members and four-non-voting “What would be our influence with ourselves or in the Highs in the mid 20s to mid 30s Friday and the mid 30s to mittee, which includes HRC Chairman Rubin Fisher, “If there was a complaint brought before us by a per missioners John W. Cooney, as chairman, Faucher and Immediately after the surgery. Parkin legislative members, held five public community if we do not pursue what we think is low 40s Saturday and Sunday. Overnight lows 5 to 15 Vice (jhairman Louis C. Kocsis and Commissioner wrong?” countered Kocsis. “Just to give into political Edward J. Sarkisian. said Clark began regaining con meetings last year to obtain information son who had been aggrieved, then I think we should act Friday and in the 20s to lows 30s Saturday and Sunday. Elizabeth Tonucci. They argued the probe should not be pressure is wrong. I honestly believe there is an area of on it,” said Naab. “But no such complaint is before this “That should really not be drummed up just when, sciousness but was still “groggy.” “but attendance was very eager,” said Vermont: Dry with a gradual warming trend, Highs there is a complaint,” he said of the committee. It C lark, 61. was returned to his discontinued until all questions raised had been reasonable doubt that must be removed.” commission at this time. Very fair recommendations The Rev. Thomas J. Lynch, chairman of Friday in the 20s rising into the 30s Sunday. Lows 5 would consider complaints, deliberate on them and intensive-care unit room where he was have already been made for future hirings by the ad the study committee and former ethics below zero to 10 above Friday climbing into the 20s by make recommendations "to the full commission. still listed in "serious but stable con ministration. I think there is nothing further that can be commission chairman.-' A second standing committee on programs was dition” today — his 49th day with the Sunday. done in the absence of a specific complaint from an Maine, New Hampshire: Fair through the period; created, too, to involve the commission in human rights hen'"t. aggrieved person.” Common Cause Highs in the 20s north to low 30s south, warming into the Commissioners to ask attorney Fisher said the absence of a complaint by an awareness programs in the community. Faucher was 30s and low 40s Sunday. Lows in the single numbers aggrieved party shouldn’t matter. appointed chairman of this committee, with Sarkisian Condemned man studies PACs north and teens south warming into the teens and 20s “In reviewing the process in this particular case, I and Naab joining him. Sunday morning. , ' maintains innocence HARTFORD (UPI) - A study by Com to rule on length of terms think the subcommittee would have to conclude this was mon Cause of Connecticut shows not an objective process,” said Fisher. “It doesn’t THE NRmE TO REmEmBER political action committees use their Today’s forecast matter that we don’t have an aggrieved party in this in NORRISTOWN, Pa. (UPI) - A 23- stance. Let’s make sure we don’t have aggrieved parties year-old man who told jurors "I didn’t money more to influence legislation than By Paul Hen(jrle once in 1984. reappointment. Today windy and very cold with mostly sunny skies'. Commissioners said that was not in the future.” iVdmen'5 kill anyone, ever” was sentenced to help elect the best candidates. Herald Reporter “I had expected three years and I Common Cause, a public interest Highs only in the teens. Winds northwest 20 to 30 mph". going to happen, anyway. They said don’t understand why it was SMITH HAD charged at an earlier,meeting that two DRESS SHOP death for murdering Lockheed Aircraft Tonight clear and very cold. Lows zero to 10 above. Corp. co-founder Courtland Gross, his group, studied the impact of political ac The Human Relations Commis the six commissioners already ser changed to one,” said Mrs. Tonucci, qualified black candidates sought the assistant tion committees in its latest study of Winds northwest 10 to 20 mph. Thursday sunny and not sion agreed Tuesday night to turn to ving in 1980 would serve until their a member of the Affirmative Action manager's job, but did not even receive a letter of wife and housekeeper but his attorney quite so cold. Highs 20 to 25. Winds northwest 15 to 25 ■t plans to appeal. campaign financing. The findings were the town attorney’s office for help in terms expired. Of the five appointed Subcommittee. acknowledgement until after the selection process PieeadUtu Roger Buehl sat impassively Tuesday outlined Tuesday. mph. resolving the confusion surrounding in 1980, Commissioner (Jeoffrey “I would think, at the very least, started. However, no unsuccessful candidate filed a Route 83, Vernon, C t as the death sentence was delivered by The study said 56 percent of the large the new terms of office for com Naab said three terms expired in that there’s been a violation of the complaint with the HRC. Mon., Ju— .. Wad.. 10-5:30, Thurs., Frl. 10-9; Sot 9 30 5:30 the Montgomery County jury. Earlier contributions by political action com missioners that' were established 1981, four in 1982 and four in 1983. ordinance as it’s amended,” said Personnel records showed a black applicant was the Of>p094t* QuoMty Inn Motol 643-9016 the same panel convicted him of the mittees in 1982 went to candidates who late last year by the Board of Direc Thereafter, all commissioners HRC Chairman Rubin Fisher. murders and a variety of burglary, held leadership positions in the 1981-82 National forecast tors. ' should be appointed to full three- He agreed to ask the town at assault and weapons charges. UPI photo Legislature, liiey included committee Some commissioners said they year terms, according to the or torney’s office for its opinion. The Grosses and their housekeeper chairmen and vice-chairmen, majority By United Press International Los Ancetes r 66 00 thought the newly established terms dinance, Naab said. C lfyiF cst Hi Lo Pep Louisville c 29 14 Director Stephen T. Cassano said were killed when they caught Buehl and minority leaders and ranking of office conflict with a 1980 or The question arose when Albuquerque pc 47 Memphis pc 37 26 Elizabeth Tonucci, who finished out it’s not unusual for the Board of burglarizing their mansion, prosecutors Today in history minority party members. Anchorage cy az 23 Miami Bech pc 68 56 dinance, which increased the size of Directors to shuffle terms of office said. PACs with special interests in state Asheville c 31 IS Milwaukee pc 20 14 the commission from nine to 11 a former commissioner’s term that Atlanta c 37 21 Minneapolis cy 14 07 expired last year, was appointed to on various commissions to'prevent The eight-man, four-woman jury On Jan. 19. 1938 the Spanish Nationalist Air Force bombed Barcelona laws invested more than $73,543 In the Billings c 46 27 Nashville pc 33 16 members and specifically defined too many from expiring in the same Birmingham pc SB 23 just a one-year term of her own. deliberated about three hours in and Valencia, killing 700 civilians and wounding hundreds more. In campaigns of state legislative leaders. New Orleans r 48 41 all terms. ' year. Another $132,220, in donations of $250 and Boston w rownsvil Tx. r New York c 24 12 The Board of Directors said the There was some speculation of reaching the guilty verdict against Buehl Barcelona the search for victims went on for days after the air raid. Buffalo 8 14 04 Oklabom Cty r 34 31 “We’ve always done it with every of Blast Coventry Township. They took 58 more, was spent on the campaigns of all Charlstn S.C. c 44 27 Omaha s 26 20 terms were revised to prevent too political motivation, because some state legislative candidates, the Com CharlottN.C. c 36 15 Philadelphia c 37 14 many terms from. expiring all at Democrats were oooosed to her commission,” he said. minutes to recommend he be sentenced Chicago s 23 12 Phocnix pc 68 .. to die in the electric chair. mon Cause study showed. Cleveland cy 17 16 Pittsburg pc 18 OB .01 Reagan leaves Freeze stings “These figures are a strong indication Columbus c 17-OB Portland Me. c 1 7 -0 9 “He figured if he got convicted, he'd Dallas cy 51 35 .21 Portland Ore. r 46 42 is get the death penalty,” defense attorney Plains, East that PACs are more interested in in- Denver c 31 20 Providence w 21-6B V Charles Peruto Jr. said of his client. for Chicago fluenc legislation than in aiding the elec Des Moines s 24 18 Richmond c 31 16 .... DISCOVER lEANS PLUS LOW, LOW PRICES! tion of the best candidates,” said Jewell Detroit c 18 06 St. Louisicy Z7 15 .... Penito said he would appeal the ver WASHINGTON (UPI) - President By United Press International Duluth cy 10 06 Salt Lak Clyi.Ctycy 41 S3 ... PUIS A DOLLAR Friedman, state issues chairwoman. El Paso pc 61 36 53 41 .01 dict. Reagan, getting an early start on the San Antonio r Buehl took the stand briefly during The coldest day of 1983 stung the “Incumbents are not necessarily the . Hartford w 1 6 -0 8 San Diego r 08 59 .04 1984 political season tonight at a $1 northern Great Lakes with temperatures Honolulu cv 79 06 San Francisc r 54 49 1.24 sentencing phase of the trial. He ad million dinner for Sen. Charles Percy, R- best candidates, but they are the most Indianapolis c 24 10 San Juan pc m 71 .... JEANS-PLUS as low as 27-below, and a churning cold Jackson Miss, r 43 29 mitted he had taken methamphetamine 111., finds himself in a somewhat sticky likely to win an election,” she said. Seattle r 53 46 .41 front dumped up to 5 inches of snow, ice, Partial public financing of state elec Jacksonville pc 51 27 Spokaner 40 36 .... — or "speed” — the day of .the slayings. situation between political allies. Kansas City s 28 24 Tampa pc 08 44 .... sleet and freezing drizzle from the Texas tion campaigns is the best solution to the Las Vegas r 57 43 30 18 ... Reagan planned to fly to Chicago at Wasnington c Panhandle through central Nebraska. problem of excessive spending and undue Little Rock cy 35 25 Wichita s 27 24 .16 midday to stop in at a predominently The frigid air was expected to keep its influence of money in politics, she said. Space veteran, black high school he visited last May, grip on the Great Lakes and the East un- then attend a reception-dinner estimated tii Thursday, and 25-mph winds whipped chimp Ham, dies to/aise $1 million for Percy. up snow squalls from the southern Great Canale: Housing Percy, the influential chairman of the Lakes and into New York. Eight inches ASHEBORO, N.C. (UPI) - Ham, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, is of snow buried Ashtabula County, Ohio. funds needed Lottery chimpanzee whose rocket ride in space off and running in his bid for, a fourth The latest round of winter storms has term, faced with the prospect not only of HARTFORD (UPI) - Connecticut's blazed the path for America’s first been blamed for at least 17 deaths since housing chief says Gov. William manned spaceflight, has died at the a tough challenge from the Democrats, the weekend.’ Snow was scattered from but from within his own party as well. O’Neill’s proposal to earmark $30 million North Carolina Zoological Park. Amarillo, Texas, to North Platte, Neb. for housing is urgently needed because of Numbers drawn in New 1771, Ham, 26, who made history with his Conservative Republicans unhappy Dented cars littered highways and the federal government’s indifference. England Tuesday: Rhode Island dally: 7184: f o r Jan. 31, 1961, suborbital flight, died Mon with Percy’s moderate, sometimes blocked snowy roads in Weatherford, Housing Commissioner Joseph Canale Connecticut daily: 869. Vermont dally: 039. day at the zoo where he had lived for the liberal, behavior are talking of fielding a Okla , on Interstate 40 and Texas drivers Tuesday told the Legislature’s Planning Maine daily: 363. Massachusetts dally; past 2'A years, zoo officials said 8774. NOW candidate of their own next year, with today were warned ice and fog would and Development Committee the state is New Hampshire dally: O O L t A * Tuesday. His mate was with him at the four-term Rep. Tom Corcoran the ap make travel perilous. Travelers’ ad building only half the units needed to time of his death, the officials said. parent front-runner. visories were posted for most of keep up with a growing population, i t plMS A - Riding a Mercury Redstone II rocket Okiahoma and Kansas', glazed by up to 5 change in living style and dwellings lost that soared 157 miles high at a speed of And as Reagan is heaping praise on IN to demolition each year. Percy in the international ballroom of inches of snow at Syracuse, Kan. 5,857 mph. Ham preceded astronaut Alan The lack of existing housing remains . the Conrad Hilton Hotel tonight, Cor Schools in at least six southeastern Almanac C A S H ^ ^ Shepard into space. acute in the state, especially for low- coran will be the guest of honor at a less Kentucky counties were closed as 2 in “He flew 422 miles for 16 and a half income, eldery and handicapped lavish dinner in another room of the ches of snow hit the area and residents minutes. He endured 14.7 G’s during en residents, Canale said. PROGRESS! same hotel, estimated to raise $20,000. braced for lows of 10 degrees. try, which was pretty steep,” spokesman He said 20,(X)0 units are needed each Today Is Wednesday, Jan. 19, the 19th day of 1963 with ; Terry White of Johnson Space Center in Rain over central California and year just to keep pace with housing 346 to follow. ; • Houston, Texas, said. The White House has been caught in the middle of what Republicans private western Washington turned to snow in needs. Last year, only 9,658 new units The moon Is moving toward Its first quarter. ; NOW IN Ham, named in honor , of Holloman the mountains and travelers’ advisories were built while 1,381 living areas were The morning stars are Mercury, Jupiter and Saturn-.: Aerospace Medical Center, splashed ly deride as an attempt by Corcoran to embarrass Percy and steal some of the were posted through Nevada’s Tahoe demolished as unfit or to make way for The evening stars are Venus and Mars. - ' flilh tMST PMte OF TH YMHl down in the Atlantic 422 miles off course Basin. Gale warnings were posted for roadways and private commercial Those bom on this date are under the sign of' and 60 miles from the nearer* recovery attention cast on one of the earliest "The Sale you'ye been waiting for that only happens once a year - you can t events of the '••''opaign. the northern California coast. development. Capricorn. ' ’ : * PROGRESS! ship. Confederate Gen. Robert E. 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CT February Ladies’ Home Journal: ” ... when you MANCHESTER VERNON fight as married people ... there comes that Rehearsal 9 0 3 MA)N ST TRI CITY PI A7/V Crowning glory iear-streaked night when vou go through a drawer of OPENTHURS.'TIL 9 P.M. communal silverware saying, ‘These are yours and Rudolf Nurayev rehearses Tuesday In New Thur. til 9 p.m. Wed., Thur., Frl. til 9 p.m. A woman's hair may be her crowning glory, but those are mine!’ Well, I just can’t bear that kind of York (or his opening In "Don Quixote" with' 643-2478 872-0538 five male actors also have glorious hair. drama anymore.” the Boston Ballet at the Uris Theater. «« MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., Jan. 19, 1983 - 5 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed,, Jan, 19, 1983 Nakasone won't promise more trade relief Lindgren says guard keeps 'chute' problems to minimum Watt remark she’s down there, and she’s gregating spot, Lindgren figure they can dodge the take "drastic" action to increase im By Raymond T. DeMeo work at tiling but none at crossed Main Street every when the most students the chute, because it’s very religiously there, we WASHINGTON (UPI) - Prime Nakasone told Reagan he will aim to “We are ■•"•'are of the economic dif said. Students sit on the security guard by walking ports of American citrus crops into Herald Reporter Bennet, the other junior day, and the security guard pass through it. school property, Lindgren have very few problems,” Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone says he is build Japan's air defense to the point it ficulties facing the United States,” split-rail fences of the down Hollister a bit and Japan. high school in town., made sure they crossed ’The chute is used not said. But since neighbors he said. sympathetic to America's economic can detect and stop overflights by the Nakasone said. “We see on television the trks Indians At Illing Junior High Assistant Superintendent safely, Kennedy said. only by Illing students but houses bordering the complain, the security slipping around a comer to unemployed in your country lining i;p for The prime minister noted Japan is the do their loitering, or plight but is not promising further trade Soviet Union's long-range Backfire largest importer of American School, a security guard is Wilson E. Deakin Jr. said also by high school passageway, sometimes guard makes sure they bomber. soup and sleeping in cars. And we are assigned to watch as At Illing, security guard whatever. “That’s where relief. agricultural products, including $42 the chute is the reason. ' students looking for a short breaking them and keep moving. “Within sight Non-dwiomiutlonal During their talks Tuesday, President In an interview with the newspaper, very saddened.” By United Press International students go down the “Everybody knows about Kate Walsh watches the cut, Illing principal angering their owners. 'In of that area, she moves police cooperation comes million in citrus each year. in,” Lindgre said. Bible Corretpondeno* Reagan asked Nakasone to accelerate the Japanese leader also said it will be a "I have made the utmost effort to “chute.” the chute,” said Deakin. chute daily, fair weather Richard F. Lindgren said. variably, someone throws them out,” he said. CowM "quite clear" aim of his administration Nakasone said a commission will Indian leaders say Interior Secretary James Watt The security guard’s Japan's defense role in the western review streamling nontariff procedures solve tniB problems of friction between ’The “chute’: isn’t a chute Board members’ nodding and foul, from 7:40 to 8:30 rubbish on the lawns,” Write BIMe BtiMfy Couree, to be able to bottle up the submarine and oversimplified and exaggerated Indian problems by a.m. and 2:30 to 3 p.m., the When the security presence has substantially Pacific and expand its markets for U.S, for imports of American goods, including our two countries over trade and other at all,' but a pathway cut by heads seemed to indicate Lindgren said. 394 Lydall 81. surface ships of the Soviet Pacific Fleet asserting that reservations have hampered Indians’ students to the school from beginning and end of the guard’s not watching, the OF COURSE, there are cleaned up the chute, Mencheeler, C T 04040 ■ products. product testing. And Tokyo will wait for matters, taking into consideration the that he was right. “Technically, it’s legal,” in the sea off Japan through the control social development. school day and the time chute is a convenient con a few troublemakers who Lindgren said. “When Although Nakasone reaffirmed the a review of the health of the automobile economic difficulties in the United Hollister Street, which for students to sit around Japanese-American alliance, he said he of several strategic straits. One tribe in Wisconsin immediately voted to urge borders Illing to the north. THE SCHOOL ad industry in the United States before ac States,” the prime minister’s President Reagan to ask Watt for his resignation. ministration cut Bennet’s cannot move as quickly as Reagan wants The missions are of major strategic spokesman, Taizo Watanabe,) quoted ’The security guard at importance and have long been sought by ting on an extension of its policy of In an interview taped for broadcast today on security guard last year in because of political difficulties at home. limting its auto imports. Nakasone as saying. Illing keeps an eye out for Japan's constitution rejects militarism U.S. military leaders. ' Satellite Program chute shenanigans — like an economy move. Protectionist sentiment in Congress Even so, Nakasone told a reception of Network based in Superintendent James P. and imposes a limited self-defense role on the U.S.-Japan Society he expects a chil Reagan said he does not believe the roughhousing, “partying,” has been fueled recently by the soaring .Tulsa, Okla., Watt Kennedy said the guard its armed forces. Reagan invited ly reception in Congress. relations with Tokyo are unduly and vandalizing of U.S. unemployment rate and an es- contended the 1.4 isn’t n ^ ed since Bennet Nakasone back for more discussions at William Brock, the special trade strained, despite an estimated $20 billion homeowner’s lawns. . timated $20 billion U.S. trade deficit with million Indians who (losed its main building the White House today. representative, had asked Nakasone to trade imbalance in Tokyo’s’favof in 1982. At a Monday night The Washington Post reported today. Japan last year. live on reservations workshop on the school (now being contemplated maintained by the budget, one Board of for renovation into elderly government, < Elducatlon member wanted housing). When the main experience to know why there’s a building was open, Man accused of slaying 6 family members overwhelming social security guard assigned to "thousands of students” problems, including drug abuse, “Bodies were located throughout the COQUITLAM, British Columbia (UPI) a police spokesman said. He refused to family, Bruce's twin brother, Barry, was alcoholism, un — A 22-year-old Canadian man went on a comment on reports some or all of the not at the home. house.” employment, Sale of pot rampage at a family get-together victims were in street clothes despite the The police spokesman refused to Ed Field, who lives across the street, divorce and venereal designed to “ iron some matters out,” early hour, or that the victims had been speculate on why the family members said he was awakened by what sounded disease. “I and killed his parents, a brother, two stabbed or bludgeoned. had gathered at their parents' home. like gunshots. looked out the window “ Every social I sisters and a brother-in-law, police said. The spokesman said the six victims in and one guy was yelling ‘help, help’ — problem is Jame^ Watt heard a couple more shots. gets local man Bruce Alfred Blackman, 22, who cluded Richard Blackman, 50, a Van But some friends of Mrs. Blackman, exaggerated because resided at his parents' fashionable subur couver fireman and father of the ac who worked in the promotions depart of socialistic government policies on the Indian ban home where the killings occurred at cused: his wife, Irene, 49, and their son, ment for The Province newspaper, said “Then two guys walked into the gar age, one had hold of the other. ’The other reser\>ation,” Watt said. “If you want an example dawn Tuesday, was to appear in Port Richard 16, all of whom lived at the the family had met Monday night to of the failure of socialism, don’t go to Russia — Coquitlam Provincial Court today to face house. “iron some matters out." They could not guy went down on his knees. ’Then the three years first man said, ‘Get in the house right come to America and go to the Indian reser six first-degree murder charges. Also killed were Roberta Davies, 28, elaborate on the problems. vations.” The slaughter occurred in the t]uiet, and her husband John Davies, 39, both of away,’ and they went into the house.” A man charged with one count of sale of marijuana Carolyn Waters, 15, Richard Watt’s spokesman, James Baldwin, said later 2'/2-year-old Ranch Park subdivision of North Vancouver, and Karen Rh(^es, 25, Police found a .22-caliber rifle near the Watt was not “criticizing the reservation system, during the massive police sweep Nov.. 20 of alleged drug Blackman’s girlfriend, wept as she told Coquitlam, about 12 miles east of Van of Coquitlam. Mrs. Davies and Mrs. home, an officer said. "It's a complex but criticizing the dominant role of the federal dealers was given a three-year sentence Tuesday in couver. Rhodes were Blackman's sisters. situation and we're trying to find out reporters Tuesday “he was all our best Manchester Superior Court. friend. They were all nice people.” government over the affairs of Indian Autopsies were to be performed today. A seventh member of the immediate what happened,” the spokesman said. governments.” Earl H. Woodcock, 34, of 75 Cottage St., was also Indian reservations were created by con given a three-year probation term. gressional action and in formal treaties between The three year sentence is suspended after 120 days, the federal government and various tribes, and can according to Judge John F. Mulcahy Jr.’s ruling. Social Security plan criticized not be eliminated by administrative action. Woodcock was picked up during a two-day sweep by Shootout report in Watt, whose department includes the Bureau of Manchester and local police of alleged drug dealers. The Indian Affairs that supervises the nation’s 50- arrests, 33 in all, capped a year-long under cover sur the burden of supporting the is a necessary part of it.” veillance of Manchester area drug activities. MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) — Police say the seven WASHINGTON (UPI) - The ink million acres of reservations, said Indians have is hardly dry on the Social Security system's shortcomings to future The overall plan, drawn up by the been “trained through 100 years of government op black religious fanatics who beat to death an officer generations,” he wrote in his dissen commission after more than a year they had taken hostage managed to fire 12 shots bailout plan, but already two com pression to look to the government as the creator, mission members are openly ting views that will be part of the of meetings, would raise $169 billion as the provider, as the supplier, and have not been from two stolen revolvers before an assault team commission report to be delivered over seven years through higher Fire Calls mowed them down with carbines. criticizing the report as too depen trained to use the initiative to integrate into the dent on tax increases and lacking to President Reagan and con payroll taxes, a first-ever tax on American system.” The only firearms the zealots had were two .38- gressional leaders Thursday. benefits, and a six-month delay in a caliber revolvers and 24 rounds for them, taken long-term changes. The Lac Courte Oreilles tribal governing board, Tolland County ^ Sen. William Armstrong, R-Colo,, Archer is a member of the Ways cost-of-living increase now set for representing one of 11 reservations in Wisconsin, from their victim and another officer who escaped, and Means Committee which plans July. Wednesday, 6:41 a.m. — Chimney fire, Vernon, police said Tuesday in a minute-by-minute recoun and Rep. Bill Archer, R-Texas, voted unanimously Tuesday night to request that Tuesday denounced the plan and in to begin hearings on the Social mutual aid. (Bolton) ting of last week's bloodbath. The commission approved the President Reagan ask Watt for his resignation. The dicated that they would work in Security financing plan on Feb. 1. board met after they heard Watt’s statements. ’The The six officers who stormed the pitch-dark, tear Rep. Barber Conable, R-N.Y., plan 12-3 Saturday and it was quick Manchester gas-laden house returned their fire with 80 rounds their respective committees to alter board said Watt has betrayed the trust between the it. said critics "should consider the ly endorsed by Reagan, House from M16 carbines and 12-gauge shotguns, killing federal government and Indian' tribes he had Tuesday, 11:13 a.m. — Fire alarm, 138 Oakland St. Archer, in a five-page dissent to alternatives” — a cash shortage in Speaker Thomas O'Neill and other (District) the seven men in two sweeps through the house. congressional leaders. promised to uphold in his oath of office. the commission report, complained the retirement fund by July. George Henkel, director of the Montana United Tuesday, 5:43 p.m. — Car fire, Clyde Road. {District') Police Director John Holt said. Conable, also a commission “I have relived these hours many times," Holt that three-quarters of the revenue Indian Association, said reservations are I Tuesday, 6:49 p.m. — Stove fire, 153 Tudor Lane. for the bailout would come from tax member, said he does not tike the But Armstrong, in a telephone in “socialistic” only because they have been forced on ; (District) , said. "I don't know of a thing we could have done tax increases either but noted: terview Tuesday, said he is meeting different. We had spent 30 hours trying to get these hikes or direct and indirect general the Indian people. ‘"Therefore, for many Indians, ft Tuesday, 10:54 p.m. — ^tedical call. Main Street. revenues. “Compromises usually offend with fellow conservative senators is their only refuge, so feelings of socialism among • (Town) people to talk with us, surrender, cooperate ... all of everyone. This no exception. It and their staffs to urge 4hem not to which had been totally futile." 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Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Dan Fitts, Editor Lawmakers Hartford-ared r > o o p m iO N Alex GIrelll, City Editor Area towns renewing jobless organize Andover Bolton /Coventry HARTFORD (UPI) — Unemployed workers in Jack DOT review the Hartford area have organized in a desperate ef Anderson fort to find jobs, saying the country’s future is Strange bedfellows wooing each other HARTFORD (U PI) — The alleged corruption In the dependent on their success. "The Greater Hartford Unemployment (Council Bolton selectmen interview Washington state Department of Transportation may be the subject called a news conference Tuesday to outline im he said, must continue. of a renewed investigation by two legislative com issues that are all important to Merry-Qo-Round mediate and long-term goals for victims of the Something was obviously mittees. ' labor, economic downturn. wrong when the legislature's B U T T H E T A L K S were not Members of the Transportation Committee and the Program Review and Investigations Committee said “ We view the right to employment at decent first firm for engineer job IF THE labor people were all sugar and spice, or even Labor Committee met last week wages and working conditions as this nation’s first Capitol Comments everything nice, especially when Tuesday they were interested in renewing the fledging to organize for the 1983 General w m t cautiously pleased by Uiis atten priority,” said Alvin Levie, council president and the labor contingent landed in the legislative review of practices in DOT. BOLTON — Selectmen Tuesday night in terview ^ the proposed subdivision or development, the town con Assembly. tion and courtship from so unlike- unemployed. liie new co-chairmen of the Transportation Com first of several firms interested in a possible new job of tracts out for the service. B o b C o n rad ly a source as a massed Senate. Some Republicans, “ When this, the world’s richest country, cannot Not one of the six Republican m ittee announced their support for having the panel ' The company will also do site work, drawing up of Republican front, the notably John Matthews of New U.S. arms engineering consultant to the town. members showed up at the ap provide jobs for all who want them, than our continue oversight hearings, saying they had the support Joseph R. Russo, of the Bloomfield-based Palm terg plans and solutions and surveying. , . Syndicated Columnist Republicans themselves were Canaan and Bill Rogers of government is obliged to provide necessities,” . pointed hour for this first and of Democratic legislative leaders to move ahead. and Russo, registered land surveyors and professional The selectmen Tuesday night emphasized that the Southbury, seemed to be gritting Levie said. routine session. almost ecstatic in most cases, Committee co-chairpian Sen. William DlBella, D- engineers, presented apian for working for the town that primary reason for wanting an engineer on a retainer is their teeth. They appeared to The council has recruited about 60 members in Representative Bill Kiner of “ Hey look, we had no way to go woit^work Hartford, said the review belonged in the Transporta he estimates will cost $12,300 per year. because of problems with drainage on several roads. believe labor has a way to go, Hartford where the unemployment rate is 10 per Enfield and Senator Joe Harper but up,” said Tom D’ampre of tion Committee where it began and not the Program Right now, the town has to hire out for engineering The selectmen are expected to interview represen cent — higher among blacks and Hlspanics— and 25 of New Britain, the Democratic New Hartford, hot a legislator too. Review committee, which is also considering a review. services on a job-by-job basis. Because road problems tatives from other companies at coming meetings. percent of the population lives below the poverty but Weicker’s choice to he GOP And Sen. Del Eads of Kent said The Transportation Committee began oversight have teen slowly developing, and because of the con co-chairmen, thought they were on own level. tor years. organization, state chairman some day. Republicans simply haven’t hearings Into DOT operations last fall after eight people venience and consistency associated with having one being boycotted, K iner and “ We the people must have jobs to maintain the " I t is a step, and we welcome heard from labor in the past. were arrested foIlo\^ng a one-man grand jury investiga firm available on a retainer to the town, the selectmen Harper suspected it was because ' l!.S. SEN. Lowell Weicker, a D'amore, with Peter Gold of state of the union. That’s the message of the it," said Driscoll, adding that the Now, with the door open, she tion of alleged corruption in the agency. have begun pursuing the idea. they had not allowed Rep, Dave Republican exception whose Cornwall, were senator’s machinists union,” said William Rudls, president of real test wj,ll come when said, “ I feel good about it.” WASHINGTON — President The hearings were launched under Sen. Thom Serranl, “ It’s come to our attention that there are road Thorp of Cheshire, the ranking success in getting along with assigned agents at the talks last lA M Local 1746, which has had 3,500 of its 9,000 Republicans get around to voting D-Stamford, who has since blamed his ouster from the problems in drastic need of repair,” Deputy First House House Republican, desk week. Should there be more such Reagan has taken exception to my members laid off in the last two years. labor has served him well committee chairmanship on the decision to hold the Selectman Douglas T. Cheney told Russo. “ We are on bills that are important to House Minority Leader Ralph meetings? “ I hope so,” she said. report that the Pentagon’s new The local represents workers at United space in their office despite politically, had taken the in hearings. going to require help.” TWO-FOR-ONE labor. If they are willing to listen Van Norstrand of Darien and Politically, the Republicans weapons are too complicated for our Technologies Corp.’s Pratt & Whitney Division in Democratic House Speaker Ir itiative in this. It was Weicker, Serrani was named co^hairman of the program The services Russo said his firm can offer include AND act in a way that proves were enjoyiiig the surprise and military personnel to operate, so East Hartford and othhrs. ving Stolberg's plea to "aw , go following a post-election vow to Senator Phil Robertson of review committee and promptly suggested the panel consultations with the Planning Commission and Zoning IS BACK. their concern for working people, “ I’m deeply concerned about long-range un ahead, let him in,” take firm hold of his party, who Cheshire, the GOP floor leader in curiosity they created among civilians known as .‘.‘technical conduct a review of DOT operations. The committee’s Commission and the Inland-Wetlands Commission. said Driscoll, then the meeting employment. We’ve got to convince American But Republican absence that the Senate, pronounced the un- • Democrats — the traditional mercenaries” must be hired to help other co-chairman agreed Tuesday. At present, when engineering needs to be done on a had invited the labor people to business to use American workers,” Rudls said. Buy one, will have been a valuable opener, usual meetings — first with favorites of labor. keep them in working order. “ The more they try to cover it up the more suspifcious day had nothing to do with this sit-down with GOP The unemployment council has called for a gei one But while no commitments “ I don’t think it’s true,” he told a it becomes,” said Rep. Dorothy Osier, R-Gre^wich, -CUP « s a v e - bruised feelin gs, K iner and legislators. Ray Shea of West Hartford, House members and'-then the federal jobs program to rebuild cities, highways, were given by either side, and the House chairman of program review, about the Way the FREE. Harper did not know — for that And labor, respecting Weicker, head of the union of uniformed senators — absolute successes. press conference. mass transit and water and sewer systems. Also n o w YOU C M SMP DKEGT FROM MANCHESTER 9 Democratic legislative leadership handled.the DOT matter, neither did other responded by sending its first firefighters, reacted that way They were humming in harmony, talks were kept happy by a Now, I know the president’ can’t needed are job training, appr 't.ceships and social review. N E W ^ IT YOURSELF’ EXPRESS PACKAGE SERVICE “ Why can't we do this more studied skirting of specifics, both keep track of everything that’s Democrats at the Capitol — that team. Some of the labor leaders too. Communication first, he Mrs. Osier supported a “ program review”, involving service programs, Levie said. often,” and they say they intend the Republicans and their guests going on in the federal government, “ We require a total reshaping of this nation’s pre Republicans had been rounded up said during the talks that other said, then follow through, such topics as Me DOT’S hiring of consultants, rather from labor’s top leadership said sent priorities. This means that the entire Reagan by earlier notice for talks with, Republicans would do well to Dominic Badolato of New Bri to keep in touch with labor, now particularly a military beehive like than a formal investigation of the DOT. She said joint the proof of a tetter liaison lies program must be scrapped, lock, stock and barrel, TO POLAND of all people, kingpins of the note his example, in word and tain, a former legislator who that the ice has been broken. the Pentagon. So I ’ll be glad to help hearings might be a possibility. and replaced by a plan that meets the needs of the labor community in Connecticut. deed,. works his way to the top of the Rep. Ed Krawiecki of Bristol, down the road a bit. the president find out what his overwhelming m ajority of the people of the United '1V7-17 p a c k e v e r y t h i n g ! What seemed wrong to Among these in labor's delega American F ^ eration of State, a Republican who wins in a That will come if there really generals and admirals aren’t telling States.” SHIP ANYWHERE ! heavily-Democratic, labor- are further contacts and com him. Bifocals and ofiotoireT lenses slightly exlia Democrats was, by GOP high tion were John Driscoll of County and Municipal He said the cost would be “ far less than President intense city, was typical of munication, as well as votes, up Committee eases hope, very right. Bridgeport, the venerable presi Employees in Connecticut, told a Reagan’s $1.7 trillion military'budget.” NEW ENGLAND ! or down, as labor hopes they will FIR S T , T H E president should Object of their diversion: To dent of the Connecticut State wire service reporter that with legislators who want their party The council w ill concentrate on a food bank and NOW TWO LOCATIONS be in the session just getting un send someone over to Room 3B915 U SHIPPING STORES® build a bridge between two Labor Council, AFL-CIO; and lines of communication open, the to be more sensitive to the needs discount program to meet immediate needs for der way. (Syndicated by ’The at the Pentagon to pick up a report groups that had almost Betty Tianti of Newington, GOP side of the aisle might of organized working people. The .workfare rules food, heat and utilities and housing among jobless PACKINQ MATERIALS • MOVINO SUPPLIES titled “ DOD Use of Civilian automatically kept their distance change its position on some kind of contacts made last week. Herald of Ndw Britain.) workers. secretary-treasurer of that Technicians.” HARTFORD (UPI) — A legislative committee has Also, members will work for legislation to extend 25B Olcott Street 70 East Cantsr S t Plaza 83, Route 83 The report was prepared for the unemployment compensation, moratoriums on made it easier for people suffering from chronic drug or Manchester. Vam on Pentagon by a Washington' think evictions, foreclosures and repossessions and CORNEA CENTE^AOAWSLoWeA LEVEL Manchastsr In Manchester 9 0 o alcohol abuse to avoid having to work for their benefits tank called the Logistics Manage under the state’s workfare program. federally guaranteed medical coverage, Levie said. 646-6523 <4fr«e72 8754156 ment Institute. The summary The Legislature’s Regulations Review Committee o states: “ The (Defense Department) Tuesday also voted to exempt high school students on -C L IP « SAVE. A nice idea forces rely heavily upon civilians for General. Assistance from workfare requirements while Waste pickup set .on" •••va. technical assistance — advice, in in school. struction and training of m ilitary The (!k)mmittee voted to drop a requirement that BOLTON - The selectmen have announced personnel in the installation, opera welfare recipients show a documented, five-year history of chronic drug or alcohol abuse to be exempt from the next three bulk waste tion and maintenance of weapon downtown Manchester! too long overdue pickup dates. workfare requirements. systems and equipment, plus liaison (Committee members supporting elimination of the The weeks of March 14, between users and equipment.” five-year requirement argued it made no difference If a April 18 and June 13 are the Those who bought starter roadway from owners of lots J Next, the president might want to person suffered from alcoholism or a drug problem for dates. Collection w ill be at that front on Woodland Street — homes in Manchester for $6,000 send out for an internal Pentagon one year or for five years. the usual day and time. downtoiT;, ^ 30 vears ago are probably doing in return, guaranteeing to solve document, DOD Directive 1130.2, a little smiling this week. any drainage problems which titled “ Management and (Control of <6® They are, anyway, if they’ve arise. Engineering and Technical Ser T h o u g h ts heard about Blanchard and The latest roadblock is the vices.” Rossetto's plans to build on 34 town Planning and Zoning Com My associate Lucette Lagnado ob tained a copy, which I ’ll be happy to lots along Westerly Road and mission's refusal Monday night “ The Art of Biblical main . faithful), deception Tam ar's twins are bom A show the president if he can’t locate offer the "four rooms finished to waive sidewalk and curb if. I think he’ll find It a little Narrative" by Robert (Tamar plays the harlot), and the one supposed to be requirements for the project. and recompense (Judah is second-born overtakes the down, two unfinished up" capes puzzling. It states clearly that the Alter is an excellent text exposed). other and emerges first. for $60,000. The PZC didn't have any par use of technical mercenaries should that any serious student of the Bible will want to read. Alter points out that the The analogy to Jacob’s life The no-frills — no fireplace, no ticular objections to the request be kept to a minimum. It requires It was published by Basic episodes preceding and is obvious, and likewise garage — houses are being ^ but members wanted to wait the armed services to “ achieve in- Books in 1981. following this one have just Joseph, the youngest of the called "starter homes.” The until George Kandra, public house self-sufficiency as early as It is an interesting the same elements. Jacob brothers (until Benjamin is term was once used to denote works director, approves road OH, LOOK, RALPH ,..,m TERGESoMS GOT A MEW GENERAL MDTt3R8 X' CARJ possible,” and states that “ the use paradox that the people is deceived by his ,sons born) becomes more construction. of contract fueld services is limited regarding Joseph’s sup powerful and controls the N the first house a couple could af most likely to be interested posed death, and he is lives of his elder siblings. ford to buy. The term “ starter” Still another problem arose to a period not to exceed 12 months” in the Bible are religious after military personnel are trained people, yet. It is just those asked to ‘‘recognize’’ I h a v e c o m p r e s s e d meant that the house was simply when Alan F, Lamson, town in how to maintain and use a people who have certain Joseph’s coat just as Judah Alter's shrewd analysis ■ temporary until the couple could planning director, asked Monday is asked to “ recognize” his into just a few sententes. If weapons system. reservations about how the afford to buy up into a better whether a swampy area the Biblical text Is analyzed. staff and seal. Similarly, you like Bible stories, I price range. developers want to drain is Middle flees Reagan D E SPITE T H IS official line, the The tools and techniques of Potiphar is deceived about strongly urge you to get his w ife’s unfaithfulness, this text. It isn’t easy, but Those days are gone forever, classified as a wetlands. This president w ill find, if he pursues the literary study developed in the secular sphere can be and again a garment Is it will be worthwhile. with prices still climbing, even may mean the town’s Inlands- matter, the Pentagon is using scores comparison with the situation spending could leave us applied very fruitfully to used as incriminating Wetlands Commission must be By Jack W. Germond of civilian technicians — sometimes Itahlii Richard J. Plavin as interest rates on mortgages the Biblical text, and that evidence. Furthermore, at and Jules Witcover just four years ago. The Presi vulnerable to the Soviet Union. , for years at a stretch — to keep Temple Bcih Sholom are finally beginning to take a consulted for approvals if the is exactly what Alter does. the end of the story. dent Jimmy Carter was already He complains—about domestic some of our most important tumble. project is to get under way. However, religious Bible in serious political trouble by weapons systems functioning. For WASHINGTON - The latest spending. He professes to see en students may well argue CUSTOM - MADE And the $60,(X)0 house may be But this was the first tim e that January 1979, but the Gallup Poll Gallup Poll will be read by some couraging signs in - obscure example: that there is something the one chance many people Blanchard and Rossetto Democrats as a boost for John found him leading prospective economic' Indicators. • Westinghouse has supplied 23 heretical or sacreligious appeared before an official town ever have to buy into the Glenn. It shows the Ohio 1980 opponents Gerald FoiM by 14 But what the president has technicians to give operational and about treating the Word of American dream of home body, and all indications are that Democrat leading President percentage points and Ronald been unable to do is come up with maintenance training for AWACS God the same way we do DRAPERIES - ownership. the project will eventually get Reagan in a hypothetical Reagan by 22, a new act — something other than personnel at Tinker Air Force Base the words of Hemingway Large Fabric Selection That's what makes Blanchard the green light. There may be matchup by IS percentage points, Nobody can say with any cer his much-advertised determina in Oklahoma. There are also some or even Homer. Expert Inatallatlon COOD'BUY tainly why Reagan has hit the I for one very much ap and Rossetto's plan so in some hitches with the water 54 to 39. That ain't bad when his tion to “drain the swamp” by civilian technicians with the AWACJS skids. But it is possible to make preciate Alter’s brilliant . course requirements, but these, party is seeking, above all, cutting the size of the govern planes we sent to Saudi Arabia. teresting. work and I don’t think I someone who can defeat the in some educated guesses. One ob ment and the cost to the • Our aircraft carriers in the In The real estate firm has been it is to be hoped, will be worked have any less regard for cumbent president. viously is that the president Jias taxpayers. That sounded exciting out in time for the firm to meet dian Ocean, according to House the Biblical text. After all, tw o years in working out the suffered from the continuing But the poll should be read in in those first beady days two Defense Sub;commlttee in accepting the premise that details. As is usual in such its spring construction target decline in the state of the the White House more as a war years ago, but that |was before vestigators, have civilians on boar^ the Biblical narrative is projects, there has been one date. ning to Reagan that his base may economy. The unemployment the economy went into its spin. to help maintain the Navy’s fighter God given, why shouldn’t it minor problem after another in The lots in question were laid be coming unglued. Said a polling rate rose from 10.1 to 10.8 per The history of the, last two and attack planes and their weapons have teen done well, and the firm's way. out in 1916 and have been waiting cent between the two polls. artistically? Just because expert, “The big problem for years makes it plain that the systems. The Wedding for homes ever since. Building It also seems likely, however, the text is Divine does not The lots in question lie in the Reagan is that the middle is country’s problems are too com • Even the B-52s, which went into that the poll figures are a reflec exclude the use of various big block bounded by Woodland “no frills " honies — the only going” — meaning that you don’t plex and too serious to be service literally decades ago, still tion of Reagan’s absolute refusal techniques by the Author Your Dreams Street, Broad Street, Hilliard kind of homes , most young fall that far behind just by losing rely to some extent on technical resolved with campaign rhetoric that were later used by BeginM at Bride A Formal a little support around the edges. to bend to the election returns of mercenaries. Part of this is due to a Street and Regent Street. In couples today can afford — and ideological sloganeering, other writers. This is more evident in he Nov. 2. On the contrary, the order to carry out its plans, the seems a marvelous use of the however skillfully that is com continuous modification of the A beautiful example of matchup in which former Vice president has blithely continued real estate firm will have to property. The bumps, we hope, municated. When there are 12 planes over the years. But part of it Alter’s analysis may be President Waiter P. Mondale is his insistence on staying the are only temporary. m illion unemployed and may also be due to the contractor’s seen in his work on Genesis 9 acquire property for tl)e also shown leading Reagan by 12 course while everyone around countless others living in fear of desire to assure continued long-term 37, the story of Judah and points, 52 to 40 percent,a him, except a few ideolpgues, has joining them, talk wears a little Income. Tamar. Most scholars statistically insignificant accepted the necessity for some claim that this is an ab thin. The voters are looking for • The Navy’s F-14 fighter planes, difference from Glenn’s showing. change of policy to deal with the solutely independent tale answers. the A ir Force’s F-15 fighter planes SAVINGS placed where it is only economy. and the Arm y’s Hawk m iu lles are W H A T M AK ES the Mondale It would be a mistake, of because there is a natural heavy dependent on civilian figure in this poll, taken in mid- IT MAY ALSO be the case course, to read too much Into the break in the Joseph technicians — and not just for short December, so interesting is the that Reagan is suffering the opinion polls of the mmnent. narrative at this point. everything must go... term training of uniformed per comparison with the last cumulative Impact of months of FYttz Mondale and John Glenn Joseph had just been sold sonnel. The report prepared for the previous matchup in mid- incidents that suggest be is not nuy look tetter as abstractions by his brother.to the really on top of the job and Pentagon states that for these passing caravan and had •save up to 50% on winter sportswear October. In that survey (in which than they will as real, live providing the kind of leadership weapons, clvilian'asslstance “ is es not yet arrived in Egypt to Reagan and Glenn were not presidential candidates. The work in Pottphar’s •save up to 50% on coats and dresses matched), Reagan led Mondale, that offers some hope of sential throughout the system’s life, polls can change a doaen times household; a good break 46-44, meaning they were essen economic salvation. The prospec not jilst for initial s e lf-^ flc ie n c y .” between now and the U M elec for an extraneous episode. •save up to 50% on accessories tive deficit figures seem to in The military’s dependence on tially even. tion, which is still amost two Alter exercises his craft crease almost every week but civilian technicians was dramatical But Fritz Mondale did nothing years away. and demonstrates why the •save up to 50% on body shapers ly reflected in the response o f thd in the two months between the there Is never any evidence that story is placed here commander of Naval Air Forces, polls to account for the dramatic the president is reacting to them. But the warning to Ronald strategically and how it is •save up to 50% on ioveiy iingerie shift. And that can only mean On, th e c o n t r a r y , as he Reagan is unmistakable. The Atlantic Fleet, when faced with Integrally- related to what •save up to 50% on famous iabeis that Reagan has lost that much demonstrated again at his press campaign o f 1980 is no longer reductions id the number of civilians precedes it and what xFrcc Bridal Alterations in 1979. Such a reduction could Largest Selection in the Area --P- ground In that short a period. conference the other night, bis relevant. Neither are partisan follows It. The story of “ result in Jeopardixation of . . . Judah and Tam ar Involves •save on lashlons for Children, "It’s got to be telling you more responses are always the same. accusations that the previous ad Spring Gowns arriving daily flight safety, im|)aire
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Space Coventry 48 Manchester 75 East Catholic 78 Manchester Girls 66 SBAA had net loss Enfield 46 Bristol East. 35 Enfield Girls 56 weapons SPORTS Cheney Tech 46 but operating profit role seen By Raymond T. DeMeo who agreed to pay off their loans Herald Reporter early, ended in September. It Continued from page 1 brought $2.8 miiiion in new money to The Savings Bank of Manchester, the bank, much of which has already Tribe routs Enfield prevent their development. As ^ the town’s largest bank, ended 1982 been reinvested in short-term guideline for defending America, it with an operating surplus of $327,- deposits that pay returns makes no mention of reaching ac 160, offset by $1.07 million in one significantly better than what the commodation with the Soviet Union time losses from the sale of low- mortgages paid, Barnes said. for the peaceful uses of space. interest securities and a mortgage Barnes said SBM’s accountants, The 1967 Space Treaty bans rebate program. Arthur Andersen & Co. of Hartford, ■■ . . i - nuclear weapons from outer space with big final surge 1982's operating income was advised the bank to take losses this Herald photo by Tarqufnio and celestial bodies but does not smaller than the $724,569 generated year to recoup taxes it paid in 1972 specifically bar use of space for and 1973, when its earnings were in 1981, and the $2.84 million of 1980. military purposes. Satellites for Manchester was not superb from forward was hit by an errant elbow high. The tax savings amount to Morning crash ENFIELD —Sluggish for over "We played basically a very un The 1982 figure represented less military surveillance, com the field, shooting 22-for-52, 42 per and had to be taken to the hospital than a one percent profit on SBM's $533,000. three periods, Manchester High inspired game for a good part of it. struck the truck, which was In the on-coming munications and navigation have turned on the afterburner in the We didn’t play badly but the intensi cent. But the Silk To\raers'were for medical attention. total operating earnings of $34.9 The bank’s total operating A town firefighter and a Tolland resident been orbiting Earth since shortly Pearson sees Friday’s outing as a revenue was up 10 percent from lane, ^b ert Hills, 41, of Macintosh Road In final stanza en route to a 75HI6 deci ty was not there,” Pearson said. sharpshooters from the'loul line, million. were Injured this morning when a pickup after the dawn of the Space Age In hitting 31-of-36 attempts, 88.1 per big one. “Friday’s game could be a 1981, Income from securities was up Manchester and a member of the town fire sion over homestanding Enfield Fortunately for the Indians, Mark Bank comptroller K. Craig Barnes truck (left) collldedvwith a car on Tolland 1957. key one for us,” he began. “We have 21 percent, while income from High Tuesday night in CCIL basket Mistretta and Kevin Brophy per cent. said he was pleased at the year-end Turnpike near the entrance to Interstate 86. department, was the driver of the truck. He “The U.S. reliance on military done terribly at home and we need a mortgage interest increased 8.5 per V; ball action at the Raiders’ gym. formed most of the way. “Mark and Manchester’s lead was 14-8 at the results, however. According to police, witnesses of the 8 a.m. was treated and released from Manchester space systems continues to grow, turn and 26-21 at halftime. “Except win against a good team. Hopefully "We had a much better year than cent. Total operating expenses went The Silk Towners, 3-4 in the league Kevin carried the load. They were accident said the car, driven by William Memorial Hospital. Avery was still being despite the asymmetric growth in for Kevin and Mark, we were flat these two games (against Fermi we anticipated,” he said. "W ere up by 11 percent. / and 4-5 overall, had a tenuous 46-36 the difference,” Pearson said. treated this morning for Injuries. Soviet capabilities to deny our ' the first half,” said Pearson. He and Enfield) will help prepare us On the other hand, the bank had Avery, 38, of Tolland, was trying to pass a car lead after three periods before Mistretta, 5-foot-ll senior guard, real happy with that net operating access to space and our ability to added Ken Willis and Tim Carmel mentally to play.” less money in mortgages in 1982 on the slippery road, swerved sideways, and blowing matters open in the final was 8-for-14 from the field and 7-for- income because, for a while there, it operate freely in space,” the docu Manchesivr (75) - Carmel 2 2-3 6, than in 1981 — $222 million compared eight minutes. 8 from the charity stripe for a game- did ail their scoring in the second was touch and go. At the beginning ment said. half. Each chipped in a half dozen McCurry 1 5-6 7, Willis 2 4-4 8, with $228 million — and more money “We weren't looking ahead,” said high 23 points. Brophy, 6-foot-3 of the year, we would have been hap “It is in our national interest to Mistretta 8 7-8 23, Brophy 4 9-10 17, in stocks, bonds, and short-term Manchester Coach Doug Pearson, senior co-captain, added 17 points, markers, py to break even." eliminate this asymmetry so we can “Our defense keys everything for Petersen 0 0-0 0, Silver 2 0-0 4, securities. Cassano says Senior site referring to an always anticipated 17 rebounds and had the responsibili At the end of the third quarter of continue to capitalize on the ef Owens 1 0-0 2, Hurst 12-3 4, Anselmo 1982 was a bad year for most meeting with Windham High Friday ty of watching Enfield’s high- us and we played passively most of 1982 SBM had an operating loss of ficiencies and advantages of space the way. We did outrebound them, 0 2-2 2, Turner 1 0-0 2. ToUls 22 31-36 savings banks, Barnes said. “We at Clarke Arena, “but it is exam scoring Peter Moore. $232,000. operations.” 40-23, but didn’t put it on ice until 75. The bank took^a $514,791 loss in the think that when the figures are in week and the kids have a lot on their Moore had a team-high 15 points. unsuitable for elderly housing Bill Silver, seeing more floor time there were six minutes to go,” said Enfield (46) - Baer 3 3-3 9, Moore fourth quarter when it sold off some from other banks in the state, we’re “THEREFORE,'” the document minds. Also we were playing a team due to the injury to Eric Dupee, who Pearson. 6 3-5 15, Chaves 4 0-0 8, Curry 4 0-0 8, government securities, purchased going to compare very well,” he said in its “Defense Policy” section, they felt is a poor team. They were not into the game.” had missed two games due to a bad The outing may have cost the Silk Turgeon 0 0-3 0, Daniels 1 0-0 2, , in 1976, that were paying interest said. become vacant in coming years and should be con “development and deployment of a Democratic Director ,'§lephen T. Cassano said^ The loss drops Enfield to 1-6 in the back, dished out 7 assists and turned Towners the services of Myles Nagel 10-0 2, Weidl 10-0 2, King 0 0-1 rates of only about 8 percent. Locally, Heritage Savings & Loan sidered for conversion to housing. Such a conver capability to defend space assets is land adjacent to the Senior Citizens Center is the CCIL. 1-7 overall. in a solid outing for the Indians. McCurry for awhile. The senior 0. Totals 20 6-12 46. It lost $1,422,755 in a mortgage Association reported a net loss of wrong place to build the type of low-income elderly sion — to moderate-income elderly housing — is required, as is the capability to deny rebate program offered to its $2.75 million in 1982, a large part of housing the Republicans have proposed there. being proposed for a vacant Bennet School building. the enemy the use of his space UPl photo customers who held low-interest that accountable to its sale of low- In a letter to Republican Director Peter P. That project, which has arouseikmuch controversy systems that are harmful to our ef mortgages. The program, which interest government securities at a DiRosa Jr., the board’s minority leader, Cassano and which prompted the G O R proposal, is forts during conflict. offered cash rebates to customers $2.16 million loss. That sale, like said the Senior Citizens Center land is undesirable . Cassano’s brainchild. “We must ensure that treaties and First night winner SBM's, gave the bank a tax advan for housing, because garden area, additional Cassano said he finds the concept of the agreements do not foreclose oppor tage, in Heritage’s case amounting parking space and potential recreation areas would Republican plan “interesting and (I) support ef tunities to develop these capabilities Jose-Luls Clerc watches return of ball durli^g winning match to $600,000. and systems contributing to East ends loss skein, be eliminated. He said the site was rejected for forts to explore its potential.” against Mats Wilander Tuesday night at Madison Square Manchester State Bank, a com housing in 1978 because of these concerns. “The parking problem is even more serious, as it strategic stability and deterrence. Garden. Details on page 10. mercial bank not heavily committed O bituaries DiRosa said this morning he still thinks the exists on a continuing basis,” wrote Cassano. “The In particular, it must be recognized to the low-interest mortgages that Senior Center is a good iocation for elderly housing. town’s investment in the Senior Center is close to agreements cannot protect our saddle the savings bank and savings He said,'there is enough space, to work out the $300,000. It would be inconsistent to operate an out defense interests in space during Sophia S. Galaska and loan industry, ended 1982 with a specific problems, like a parking shortage. standing facility without ample parking.” periods of hostilities.” Sophia Sudol Galaska, 84. former profit of about $250,000. Comeback falls short Cassano, in his letter dated ’Tuesday, said the DiRosa maintained facilities in the area make trims Bristol Eastern ly of Hartford, died Tuesday at an staff of the Senior Citizens Center and participants the Senior Center land an ideal spot for elderly area convalescent home. She was there are concerned that housing behind the Card of Thanks the wife of the late Stanley Galaska housing. building would have an adverse effect on the “I disagree with Steve’s contention that that’s not The family of William Andrulot By Len Auster loss. They shot a poor 13-for-60 from went on a 135 tear for a 37-16 half way we saw the open man.” and the mother of Mrs. Henry Basket at buzzer Power out center’s programs. a good location for elderly housing,” said DiRosa. wishes to thank all those who the floor and were guilty of many time advanUge. East will find itself in a tough iJanina) Ryba of Bolton. Herald Spotlswriter “I happen to think it is. 'Vou have umpteen facilities expressed their sympathy with items. Their .passing was not par It was all over by then except for HCC battle Friday night as it travels She a iso leaves three Residents in the Birch Mountain Road He suggested the Republican concept be explored there.” cards, flowers, donations and other Under different circumsUnces, ticularly sharp with the Eagles able the final reading. to Bristol to oppose resurgant St. grandchildren in Boiton. Funeral area in Bolton and Manchester lost power on other town-owned land, like land on North Elm He said the land is near churches, supermarkets, acts of kindness. Your expressions nips Bolton, 55-53 the outing would have been seen as to steal many an errant flat pass. The Eagles, who hadn’t shot 50 Paul. services will be Friday at 8:15 a m., early this morning when the severe cold Street, Love Lane, Spencer Street or Center Springs Park. bus lines and the Senior Center itself, where hot of condolence were most ap worthless. East, in transition, was able to percent in an outing previously, “It’s nice to win in 1983,” quipped from Maple Hills Chapels, 380 caused a telephone pole to snap, police He said other school buildings are likely to meals and recreation are available. preciated. But anything after a four-game exploit the Eastern defense virtual were 32-for-50, 64 percent,'from the Penders. His club’s last win came Maple Ave.. Hartford with a mass of said today. MIDDLETOWN — A strong com Hawks came down and took a shot, losing streak has to be viewed ly at will, Especially effective was field. Doug Bond netted 15 points last December. Power was out between 1:30 and about 5 Christian burial at 9 a m. in Ss. Cyril eback after a poor first period had and missed, with Perry latching positivelv. the bail coming into the middle from and dished out 5 assists to lead the East also took the jayvee tilt, 59- a m., they said. & Methodius Church, Hartford. given Bolton High the lead with a onto the carom. He, off to the side, That’s the way East Catholic the wing on the break. The Lancers way with Jim Dargati (13) and Chris 49. Chris Galltgan had 12 points for Friends may call at the funeral Police said the pole, located on Birch minute left. But the Bulldogs took a fallaway jumperthat swished Basketball Coach Jim Penders took never did'solve that with the Eagles Brunone (11) also in twin digits in the 3-6 young Eagles. home Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Mountain Road in Manchester, snapped couldn’t stand prosperity and were through the twine as the final buzzer Tuesday evening’s 78-35 duke over a scoring many uncontested layups. the scoring column. p m. Memorial donations may be because moisture inside the wood built up beaten by homestanding Vinal Tech. sounded. ' not-very-good Bristol Eastern Tom Nye and Jerry Hughes each Ka8l Catholic (78) - Bond 6 3-5 15, made to Ss. Cyril & Methodius and froze. They ruled out the possibility 55-53, In COC basketnall action It was Bolton’s fourth consecutive quintet at the Eagles’ Nest in non Penders liked what his quintet netted 8 points to lead Eastern. S. MePadden 3 2-2 8, Caliban 2 (M) 4, School. that a car struck the pole, Tues^y evening in Middletown. outing decided by two points. It has conference play. was doing defensively. “The kids Penders hopes his club took away Ptacheinski 2 1-1 5, Dargati 6 1-1 13, A rebound bucket by Keith Perry split in those engagements. came out to play and played good something positive from thevictory. Smith 1 0-0 2, Brunone 4 3-6 11, PLEASE READ .. from the baseline at the buzzer gave Leete saw his team’s poor “ I hope we gained something Kucinskas 2 31 4, Soucier 1 2-2 4, "Anything (good) has to be seen defense. We got a lot out of our tran " the Hawks the victory. It moved shooting as an key factor. “We were as a positive after dropping four in a sition game. 1 feel we caused more tonight. Maybe we’ll start believing Theriault 3 0-0 6, Galligan 0 0-0 0, “ Vinal to 2-4 in the conference and 3-4 16-for-53; that’s terrible,” he said. row,” Penders said, seeing his club turnovers than we have all season. ’’ in ourselves again. Perno 0 0-0 0, Tucker 1 1-1 3, C. • overall with the loss sending Bolton “We made it up in the fourth quarter improve to 4-5. “The kids may be East had a relatively slender 12-7 “When you lose, you doubt the MePadden 1 1-1 3. Totals 32 14-20 78, Al SSmT'SSAYS.. . ' to 3-3 in the COC and 34 overall. but we didn’t get many baskets. We lead at the turn before the roof fell system, the coach and yourself. The Bristol Eastern (35) - Nye 3 2-5 8. able to build on this. Bolton returns home Friday for an made a lot of foul shots but basket- “This was good for the coaches. It in on the Lancers in the second can last couple of games, the kids were Siemiatkoski 2 0-0 4, Williams 2 1-2 engagement against Eiast Hampton wise we didn’t have it.” was especially good for the winning to. The Eagles scored seven points doubting themselves. Maybe after 5, Roman 0 0-0 0, Croce 2 2-4 6, THIS AD! Jackson totaled 20 points and Sarojak 0 0-0 0, Maisonet 0 0-0 0, High at 7.45. coach,” he smiled. “Bristol Eastern before the Lancers countered with a tonight they’ll start to feel good WHY PAY MORE? Vinal jumped to an 18-6 lead at the Perry 12 to lead Vinal. Mai didn’t do anything right.” hoop with half the period to go. again. I was pleased the way we Hughes 2 4-4 8, Ronzello 2 0-1 4, turn behind Walt Jackson’s 8 points. Ferguson had 15 points and Brown The Lancers fell to 0-8 with the East, over the final four minutes. pushed the ball up the court and the Kirshner 0 0-0 0. Totals 13 9-16 35. YDU WILL THANK YDIIRSELFI “It was an upward struggle all 12 to pace Bolton. Peterson, in early { night,” said Bolton Coach Dave foul trouble, had all six ol his points • Leete. in the fourth stanza. , I The Bulldogs closed the gap to 30- Bolton did annex the jayvee con JANUARY ; 22 at the half and still trailed by that test, 57-36. Don Haloburdo had 16 East matmen margin, eight points, at 42-34 going points. Bill Sheetz 13 and Todd Tech marksmanship No Lower Prices Anywhere!!! into the final eight minutes. Tobias 12 for the young Bulldogs. pin Weaver VIDEO & TELEVISION Bolton, behind the point produc Vinal Tech (55) - McCarthy 2-
as Caps defeat Flyers By Dave Raffo away but this was a not a typical left “ We played real good basketball 12 rebounds and Parrish added final quarter to lead Dallas’ com UPl Sports Writer Sixer shooting percentage “ I hope we can keep it going,” tonight and we had a chance to 29. Rookie G ark Kellogg had 32 eback victory. The win was tonight.” Malone said of Philadelphia’s win it.” points and 16 rebounds for In Mavericks Coach Dick M otta’s By Tony i-avla the period. reduced to five points with a first shot of the middle period. If the Philadelphia 76ers intend Philadelphia hit just 38-of-90 streak. “ But I think Chicago will “ I felt like I was in the middle diana, which led 105-89 after 6(X)th in the NBA. mark Aguirre was high for Dallas with 30 points UPl Sports Writer Craig Laughlin and Bobby game in hand on the New , Peter Stastny chipped in an in to set a club-record for longest field goal attempts for 42 per be out to stop the streak. We have of a forest under the boards,” three quarters, and Butch Carter Carpenter scored goals at op York Islanders. The Capitals surance goal with 3:30 left in winning streak, Julius Erving cent, but got 23 points from guard to be more aggressive and when said Cavs forward G iff Robin added 23 points. while Purvis Short had 30 for the Riding a 12-game unbeaten posite ends of the second are in third place at 20-15-11. the game. warns, they’d better play better Andrew Toney, 21 from center son, who added 18 points and 11 Rockets 100, Bullets 98 Warriors. streak and hoping to break the period tor Washington. In other games, the K ings 3, O ilers 3 tonight against Chicago than they Moses Malone and 20 from rebounds. “ I worked for every At Houston, Joe Bryant hit a Spurs 14.3, .Nuggets 124 NHL recprd for consecutive Laughlin flipped a three-foot Islanders routed Hartford 8-1, At Inglewood, Calif., did in Tuesday night’s 98-90 win forward Erving to dump the rebound.” layup at the buzzer to enable At San Antonio, Texas, Gene road victories, the wrist shot over Bunny Montreal ripped Calgary 7-2, Marcel Dionne deflected in a over the Cleveland Cavaliers. Cavaliers. Malone also grabbed In other games, Boston edged Houston to break a five-game Banks scored a career-high 30 Philadelphia Flyers stormed Larocque 1:53 into the period Quebec topped St. Louis 3-1, powerplay goal with 6:46 The victory at Richfield, Ohio, 16 rebounds. NBA roundup Indiana 130-126, San Antonio losing streak. Allen Leavell had points, Mike Mitcheil added 26 into Landover, Md., Tuesday to give Washington a 2-1 ad I ^ Angeles tied Edmonton ^ remaining in the second boosted Philadelphia’s winning After spotting the 76ers a 36-23 trounced Denver 143-124, 21 points and 8 assists for and George Gervin 25 to lead San night to face the Washington vantage, and with 35 seconds 3, and Vancouver tied the New period for his second score of streak to 12 games, tying the first-quarter lead, Geveland hit Houston nipped Washington 100- Houston and Bryant finished with Antonio. Banks also grabbed 11 Capitals. York Rangers 3-3. the game as Los Angeles team record set in 1949 and 1980. 12-of-21 and outscore/' 98 and Dallas clubbed Golden 14. Jeff Ruland scored 22 points rebounds to complement Artis When they left, both streaks Canadiens 7, Flames 2 earned a tie. Wayne Gretzky Erving feels Philadelphia won Philadelphia 27-14 in the second we get a break we have to take SUte 112-102. to lead the Bullets, who lost their Gilmore’s 14 relraunds and 12 had ended in a decisive 4-1 At Montreal, | Steve Shutt broke a 1-1 tie 21 seconds into its 12th straight on a bad night. quarter for a 50-50 halftime tie. advantage of it.” Cellica 130, Pacers 126 sixth game in a row. Ruland points in the third straight vic triumph by the Capitals, who NHL roundup scored his 20th and 21st goals the second period on a 35-foot When you’re 32-5 like the 76ers, With the 76ers ahead 77-75 in The Cavaliers saw nothing At Indianapolis, Larry Bird scored 13 points in the final six tory for the Spurs. Kiki remain in the thick of the in a span of less than three slapshot for his 39th goal of however, it’s easy to get spoiled. the fourth quarter, Erving, who wrong with the 76ers’ showing. and Robert Parish fueled a minutes. Vanderweghe led Denver with 29 . “ The Sixers play good basket Patrick Division race. The minutes during the first the season. Gretzky also set “ I think we can do better,” E r hit 8-of-12 from the field, sank a fourth-quarter rally to lead Mavericks 112, Warriors 102 points and Alex English and Dan ball,” said guard World B. Free, Flyers, on top of the division, period to power the Canadiens up Mark M essier’s 31st goal ving said. “ We have a lot of con jumper and added two free Boston from a 16-point deficit. At Oakland, Calif., forward Jay Issel added 20 each for the who led Geveland with 23 points. had to be content to share with remaining. Carpenter fired in to a 6-1 lead after one. Calgary five minutes later. fidence and don’t give games throws for an 81-75 lead with 7:17 Bird finished with 32 points and Vincent scored 12 points in the Nuggets. five other teams the road a 35-foot slapshot. goalie Don Edwards was record of eight wins in a row. Rookie Scott Stevens scored lifted, after five goals. Mark Canucks 3, Rangers 3 "Anytime you win eight on a 45-foot slapshot at 8:10 of Napier added his 21st goal for At Vancouver, British straight games on the road, the first to give the Capitals a Montreal and the Flames’ Columbia, Kevin McCarthy’s you’ve got tp be proud of your 1-0 lead, and Philadelphia’s Lanny McDonald reached the powerplay goal late in the accomplishment,” said Bob Hoffmeyer knotted it 40-goal plateau for the fifth third period lifted the Canucks when he lifted the puck over time in the last six seasons. IOC returns medals Philadelphia Coach Bob into the tie. A fter New York '- h : McCammon. “ Nothing lasts Washington goaltender A1 Nodiques 3, Blues I had scored twice in the third forever. We just have to pick Jensen at 12:59. At Quebec, forward Anton on goals by Don Maloney and up our socks and go from Jensen, who was outstan Stastny scored the game- Ron Duguay to go up 3-2 here.” ding in stopping 42 shots, said, winner at 6:09 of the second midway through the period, The Caps led 3-1 entering “ 1 felt confident and jumpy period and goalie Dan the Rangers gave Vancouver to family of Thorpe -•.t# the final period, and any hopes out there. Tonight I felt good Bouchard turned back 30 an extended power play by 9 of a Flyers’ rally were quickly things. I know I ’m in the gam e' shots. After W ilf Paiement taking three consecutive quashed when Bengt when I feel jumpy” tied the score for the Nor- penalties, and McCarthy LOS ANG ELES (U P l) — As a son Arlington, Texas. “ He was a very quiet man,” said Gustafsson scored on a The Flyers, 28-13-6, had diques late in the first period, knotted the game with 6:36 stood by in feathered chief’s regalia The return followed 70 years of Gail. “ He knew he won, the world breakaway five seconds into their first-place margin Stastny scored on Quebec’s left. and grandchildren gave victory controversy that continu^ after knew he won, and he didn’t have to whoops, the International Olympic Thorpe’s death in 1953. have the medals to prove he was the ' - r Committee Tuesday returned two The Amateur Athletic Union in winner.” gold medals won in 1912 by the great 1913 retroactively disqualified Also present were Charlotte Indian athlete Jim Thorpe. Thorpe — sometimes called the Thorpe of Phoenix. Ariz., and Jets to get The Thorpe family said they will greatest American athlete of the Richard of Oklahoma City, One son, now press for the return of the other century — from the 1912 Olympics Philip, was absent, beginning a third chance Man behind Hamilton teams honors Thorpe was compelled to on the grounds that he forefeited his college course at the University of UPl photo forfeit, including an Olympic vic amateur status bx playing semi-pro Tennessee. tor’s wreath and trophies from the baseball in small towns in the The IOC had new copies of the 1912 DAVID WOODLEY WARMS UP HEMPSTEAD. N.Y. (U Pl)-The John Sullivan died Sunday while shoveling snow king of Sweden. Carolinas in 1910. medals struck for the occasion. The , . during Dolphin practice session first time around was embarrassing at his Avon home at the age of 67. The return was hailed as a victory Thorpe was forced to return the originals were sent to the second- and the second was heart-breaking. Sullivan, a native of Manchester and long-time for “ the Indian people of Am erica” decathlon and pentathlon gol.d place finishers, a Swede and a Now the New York Jets face their resident, touched the lives of many Silk Towners Herald by Jack Thorpe of Shawnee, Okla., medals, and his other honors. Norwegian, after Thorpe returned third meeting this season with the during his lifetim e, especially during his many Angle chief of the Sac and Fox tribe, who “ We never gave up. It’s been a them, A Norwegian Olympic official Miami Dolphins. years at Hamilton Standard. appeared in a fur hat bedecked with long fight,” said Gail Thorpe, 63, the said one was stolen and the other is Field goal booter feathers, beaded moccasins and a oldest child, of Tahlequah, Okla. believed to be in storage at a The Jets and Dolphins will battle For a better part of his 35-year career with Earl Yost, Hamilton, Sullivan was in personnel. As personnel scarlet tunic dripping colorful In " I can’t believe it — I ’ve been museum in Malmo, Sweden. Sunday at the Orange Bowl in Miami Sports Editor manager, he was instrumental in placing many dian decorations. working on it all my life,” said for the American Football After years of requests, the U.S, Manchester residents in the employ. As IOC president Juan Antonio Grace Thorpe, also of Tahlequah. shrugs off injury Conference championship, with the Samaranch presented the medals to "T m not young any more and I kind Olympic committee agreed to ask Behind the scene, Sullivan played a m ajor part in winner going to the Super Bowl on the success Hamilton teams enjoyed on the six of Thorpe’s seven children, war of hoped my children would have to the I(3C to restore the awards. Jan. 30 at Pasadena, Calif. h Thorpe went on to play baseball field and basketball court. whoops burst from a group of 33 ' take up the fight. MIAMI (UPIl — Uwe von the Dolphins won't be able to add a professional baseball and football Miami is responsible for two of Sullivan was a winner in life and he saw to it that more than 100 yards rushing while Allen had to be grandchildren, great-grandchildren “ We’ve gotten calls from fans of Schamann's back injury is worse new kicker. Shula is hoping that von and became supervisor of recrea the Jets' three losses this season, Hamilton was at or near the top in fielding cham content with 85, In the Warner-Walker match-up in and other, relatives gathered, in a dad’s from all over the United than anyone thought at first, but the Schamann will be able to boot field tion for Chicago parks. He was scoring a 45-28 victory at Shea pionship teams in industrial and Twilight League the Sugar Bowl, Warner carried the ball 18 times hotel meeting room. States. Everybody I ’ve talked to is plucky Miami Dolphin kicker says elected to both the college and goals and extra points at least. Stadium in New York on opening baseball play. for 117 yards and scored two touchdowns while ” I wish he could have been here,” pretty tickled.” J he still intends to kick field goals professional football halls of fame. "We haven't ruled out the day and a 20-19 win later in the 'When the Hartford Dusty League was enjoying its Walker, in 28 carries, was limited to 107 yards and said a granddaughter, Dagmar Thorpe himself never asked that and extra points Sunday in the AFC The IOC last Friday began a week possibility of him kicking yet,” season at Miami. greatest success, Hamilton’s entry proved to be the one six-pointer. Thorpe-Seeley, 36, of Reno, Nev., the medals be returned, and in fact championship game. Shula said. "When (quarterback "'wsr^ tears rolling down her face. refused to discuss the matter, even of meetings in Los Angeles, host city No Jet is more anxious to avenge cream, winning one title after another in both ’This %ason in the National Football League, A re-examination of the injury for the 1984 summer Olympics, with David) Woodley had the similar their last loss in the Orange Bowl baseball and basketball. Allen, now with Los Angeles, drew plaudits as the “ I ’m sure father is with us here with his family, the children said. suffered when von Schumann thing last year, we started Don "It just wasn’t his nature to go national Olympic committees and than cornerback Bobby Jackson. The publicity Hamilton garnered throuigh its league’s best by virtue of winding up with the most s- today, and he would say one word — recovered a fumble in the first half Strock, but Woodley was available around begging,” said Grace. other international athletic bodies. " I blame myself for the last loss,” championship athletic teams can never be touchdowns and the scoring title. thanks,” said William Thorpe of of the Dolphins' 34-13 victory over to play. I hope the same holds true Jackson said, ignoring kicker Pat measured in dollars and cents. In a head-to-head session last Sunday against San Diego last weekend showed he of von Schamann.” Leahy’s missed extra point and field With Sullivan in a position to bring in top talent, Freeman McNeil of the New York Jets, the NFL’s % ) t suffered a hairline fracture of the ' The kicker's injury may put a goal. " I had a sure interception Hamilton rose to be a giant among Dusty League leading ground-gainer, Allen came out second best. h i transverse process higher premium on touchdowns and A right in my hands during their last entries. Are Warner and M cNeil the best college and pro Olympic controversy Initial X-rays didn't reveal the that could make the Dolphins’ goal drive and 1 dropped it. 1 catch the Although in the background, Sullivan played a big grid running backs today? L%' problem, but when the pain per of blunting the Jets’ pass rush even ball and the game’s over and we part in putting Hamilton on the state sports map. Here’s one vote for each, not that it matters. sisted Tuesday another examination more important' win. Instead, they go down and kick Many of the standout athletes who entered the Walker got more publicity nationally all season was conducted to determine his the winning field goal. Hamilton employ during Sullivan’s reign today hold long than Warner. ’This h elp ^ the panel or voters, East German warning: availability against the New York Much of that responsibility will go "1 think we have a lot more to responsible supervisory positions with the Windsor from coast to coast, to give Walker their first place Jets in the conference title game. to offensive tackle Eric Laakso. prove than they do. ’They beat us Locks company, a tribute to Sullivan for the type vote. Chances are 90 to 95 percent of the voters "I don't think it will be a problem whose job will be to stop end Mark twice and they’re probably confi men he hired. never got to see either Walker or Warner play with field goals or extra points, but I Gastineau, the Jets’ top pass rusher. dent that they can do it again. But I except via television. might not get the good strength or pros if rules altered N Gastineau had a big day in the think they beat us because we Publicity heiped the power to get into the ball for dis •Jets' 17-14 win over the Raiders at weren’t as disciplined as they were Tops in booth tance (on kickoffs) for two weeks," Herschel Walker was easily the most publicized I-os Angeles Saturday, and did his and because they used a lot .of that LOS ANGELES (U P l) - The East assembly “ We NOC delegates must Football Associations (FIFA) and said von Schamann. who recovered college football player during the i982 season and Here’s one vote for the team of Pat Summerall now-famous dance after every big trick stuff, passing to the quarter German national Olympic com not allow sport being degraded to a the International Amateur Athletic from a severe siege of colitis last walked o ff with the c d v e t^ Heisman ’Trophy, and John Madden as pro football’s top telecasting play Laakso says he’ll ignore his back and things like that. But this mittee Tuesday warned the 1984 Los business and sport and athletes Federation ( lA A F ) could con September generally awarded to the No.l offensive back. team. In my book, the pair rates head and shoulders foe's antics. time both teams will be pulling out Angeles Games would be thrown being transform ^ into an article of tradict the Olympic ideal. For the second year in a row, Penn State’s great over the other twosomes that were available to "This, compared to my illness, is "I don't look at him ," Laakso all the stops.” UPl photo open to professionals if revised merchandise." "Distrust is caused by the a tte m p l''-.^ running back. Curt Warner did not win the Heisman Connecticut teevee viewers of N F L games this nothing It's a piece of cake." von said "Why should I? I just think of “ If they can beat us three times in eligibility rules by some inter He cited soccer and track and of FIFA not to distinguish any Trophy, yet in head-to-head meetings with the season ... John Hannah, still considered the class of INDIANA GUARD JOHN DUREN CAUSES STOP Schamann said. "Thursday or the next situation." a season, then they deserve to go to national sports federations were ap field where eligibility rule changes longer between professionals and winners, Marcus Allen of USC in 1981 and Walker, the offensive guards in the N FL, and cornerback Friday, I'll kick a couple of balls, Shula tries not to let Gastineau’s the Super Bowl,” Jets quarterback . . . by Boston’s Robert Parish In drive for hoop proved by the International Olympic by the Federation of International amateurs." then I'll see how 1 feel." 'Warner outdid the efforts of both. Mike Haynes will represent the New England show bother him either. Richard Todd said. ’ "The Dolphins Committee (IOC). Warner and Allen first hooked up a year ago in Patriots in the Pro Bowl game Feb.6 in Honolulu. Coach Don Shula said he would " If it’s an honest thing, then that’s are the best defensive team w e’ve The East German delegate told the Fiesta Bowl and the form er led Penn State with ’The honor will be the sixth for each player. hold kicking tryouts for safety Glenn fine and evidently it ’s honest,” played this year and I think they’re the general assembly of the Associa Basketball Blackwood and punter Tom Orosz Shula said. the best in the league. ’They showed Bird finally looks good tion of National Olympic Com Blackwood was a kicker early in his "Emotions are a big part of this it against San Diego Sunday. But it’s mittees (ANO C) the new drafts in BUSINESSMEN and the Celtics downed the Bulls. 33- career, and Orosz was the backup game. You can’t play football just hard to say why they beat us troduced “ tendencies of Action Tuesday evening at Bennet 28. Tuesday evening at Mahoney field goal and kickoff man at Ohio without emotions. Some guys get twice, just like it’s hard to say why professionalization in Olympic saw Manchester Police overwhelm Center. State. really keyed up. but you can’t tell,” they couldn’t beat us in eight before Indiana audience sport” and did not comply, with the Moriarty Fuel, 108-73, and Fogarty Matt Vaughn had 10 points and N F L rosters were frozen Jan. 5, so Shula said. games.” Smith back in nets principles represented by a majori Oilers trip Buffalo Water Tavern 66- Todd Gentulis and Dave Hille 6 ty of NOC delegates at last year’s 61. apiece for Rockets while John Bill Fitch after the Celtics rallied for him,” Fitch added. “ He had a lot 'INDIANAPOLIS (UPl) - Larry Olympic Congress in Baden^den, Tony Delucco had 20 points. Dean Eccher, Glen Jensen and Ward from 16 points down to beat Indiana of turnovers and defensive errors. Bird finally looked good in front of West Germany. Frodel 19, Marty Jordan 16, Robert Saunders played well for the Lakers. New racket helpful 130-126. But he had the last-minute heroics an Indiana audience. At the Congress it was agreed the Chaboneau 13, Prim e Rondinone 11 Corey Page netted 10 markers and Bird, a French Lick, Ind., native, we’ve seen him have at other places “ It seems like Larry Bird never International Federations could and Tom Cirullo and Mario Areata Mike and Steve Bidwell played well scored 32 points, grabbed a dozen in the league.” as Islanders romp plays well in his home state, but frame their own eligibility code, 10 apiece for Police, Joe Guardino for the Celtics while Bob Hartnett. Bird’s heroics included 17 of tonight was different. The home rebounds and picked up seven providing it was approved by the Mo M oriarty and E ric Lazarin Boston’s 41 points in the last period. netted 30 points and Paul Frenette Glerc points for matcli folks got to see the Bird we get to assists. IOC. played well for the Bulls. He ignited the final rally that lifted and Kevin Spellman 14 apiece for see every night,” said Boston CYtach “ It was not quite a typical night The East German delegate Boston from a 120-108 deficit in the Fuel. Glen Nerbak had 19 points, UNIONDALE, N .Y. (U P l) - ’The anxious to get back in there either. I outworked us. I sensed it early. You recalled the final statement at the RENNET GIRLS final five minutes. Robert Parish Warren Goess 13 and Mike Doran 10 return of Billy Smith to the New could see the guy was getting great can’t play catch-up hockey against Congress in which IOC President Bennet girls took a 31-26 duke over also helped in the surge. for the Oilers while Herb Lagri had York Islanders’ nets after a three- confidence. I wasn’t panicking.” them, particularly in this building.” Juan Antonio Samaranch said, crosstown Illing Tueesday at against John McEnroe “ The fourth quarter Boston 15 points, Ed White 14 and Dave week “ rest” wasn’t exactly anxious New York Coach A1 Arbour, who Serrano ‘heavy' favorite “ There is no place in the Olympic Bennet. Shelly Factora had 10 "Everything went well,” Smith played super and we played^lbn- Bidwell 12 for Tavern. ly awaited, as the defending Stanley was known to be quite content with Games for professional or open points. Maura Fogarty 8 and Kelli said. “ We’re back to our old system. tatively. We were thinking instead NEW YO RK (U P !) - With a new over McEnroe and beat him in required an hour and 58 minutes, Cup champions had rolled to five Melanson in goal, said of Smith, “ He competitions.” Reyngoudt 7 for the 5-1 winners We’re back to our old ways. Now to retain boxing laurels of reacting,” explained Indiana MIDGETS racket giving him renewed con straight sets two years ago the only there was a stretch of six service straight victones in front of the came up. with some really excep Calling for unified action, the East while Dawn Martin (15) and Pam we’re scoring, and let’s face it, Coach Jack McKinney. “It was Rockets topped the Lakers, 34-29, fidence. Jose-Luis CHerc is looking other time they met in the Masters. breaks in seven games, and the fifth standout goaltending of Roland tional saves. It’s really nice to see German representative told the Barnett (4) led Illing. when the team is scoring we’re Serrano originally won the title more Boston playing well than us ahead to another c'onfrontation with In the other opening round match game, of the second set went to Melanson. him come back. He was very SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (U Pl) — going to win a lot of games.” from Ben Villaflor on Oct. 16, 1976 badly. They just took charge of the John McEnroe. Tuesday night, big Andres Gomez of deuce seven times before Clerc But Melanson, despite sur sharp.” Samuel Serrano Is a “ heavy” by a 15-round decision after fittin g game and made the big plays.” While McEnroe had to sit by idly Ecuador shook off an early attack of rendering only 10 goals In his last six So were the Islanders’ scorers, favorite to hold his World Boxing broke for 4-1. a draw with Villaflor in a title bout But Fitch also thinks his Celtics, with an opening round bye, Clerc nerves to beat Spaniard Jose Clerc, who had led 3-1 in the games, knew he was still considered like John Tonelll, who scored his Association junior lightweight New capital pumped into Pirate club earlier that year. After 10 finally were able to take Indiana out enjoyed the benefits of a stiff Higueras, 0-6, 6-2, 6-4, opening set and then served for the the team’s No. 2 goalie, and at the 20th and 21st goals in the last five crown tonight in a defense against successful defenses, Serrano lost his of its running game. workout Tuesday night before he The opening round concludes set at 5-4 before blowing it, had urging of general manager Bill minutes of the game, and Bryan sixth-ranked challenger Roger title on a stunning sixth-round “ When Indiana got into the run- PITTSBURGH (UPl) — Warner problems with the Pirates,’’ “ We don’t deem this as a financial rallied for a 5-7, 6-4, 6-1 victory over tonight when Vitas Gerulaitis plays sotqe nervous moments after going Torrey, Smith was insert^ back Trottier, who scored his 22nd goal Mayweather. knockout by Yasutsune Uehara of ninggam e, we never got it turned Communications, Inc. has agreed to Galbreath said. deal, and we didn’t go into it for the Mats Wilander in the opening round Yannick Noah at 7 p.m. EST, up 5-1 in the second set. Wilander into the lineup Tuesday night for a and set up another in a four-goal Serrano, fighting in his hometown, Southern’s Mik^ Japan in 1980, but he regained the ti o ff i U we never found 6urs,” said buy 48 percent of the PitUburgh The Galbreath family, which has financial advantages. We feel the of the $400,000 Masters Cham followed by Steve Denton against took the next three games to close game against the Hartford Whalers. first period that awed Hartford. In will probably be making bis last tle from Uehara in April, 1961. Fitch. “ We started out playing our Pirates for an undisclosed sum — a owned the Pirates since 1946, will presence is a good enough reason to pionship. Johan Kriek. within 4-5 before Clerc held at 15 to He did not disappoint the boss. the six-game winning streak, the appearance in the 130-pound divi Marshall cited The card begins at 7:30 p.m. EIST running game, then Indiana was move that w ill pump new, capital retain the controlling 51 percent in buy into the franchise.” he said. The 24-year-old Argentine, in On ’Thursday afternoon Gomez even the match. Making 32 saves, many of the Islanders have used the strate^ to sion. Sporting a 42-4-1 record with 16 and also includes Miguel Montilla of playing the running game for most into the club and could give it new terest in the club. Ih e remaining 1 A major benefit Warner hopes to beating Wilander for the first time will play Guillermo Vilas. In the decisive set Q erc swept spectacular variety. Smith led the come out filin g and have outscored NEW HAVEN (UPl) - Mike knockouts, Serrano has repeatedly the Dominican Republic, the W BA’s of three quarters until we finally media outlets. percent of the stock is scattered derive from the deal, Kimmel said, in three career meetings, credited “ I felt a lot of pressure coming in- suddenly charged-up Islanders to their opponents 18-3 in the first stated he won’t fight as a junior through the final five games with Marshall, a senior strong safety at ’ lOthrahked junior welterweight. slowed theni down there toward the The deal, which still must be ap among smaller investors. is the majorleague exposure that his victory to a new mid-size racket said the 22-year-old Gomez, the loss of only eight points. their sixth consecutive win, an 8-1 period. Southern Connecticut State College, ' lightweight after tonight because he Montilla will take on Giban exile last.” proved by the National League, was New York-based Warner’s invest should allow the firm to get a “ very he had never used before in competi appearing in the Masters for the rout. Without even having to resort “ I think the Islanders really came has been selected by the W alter has trouble staying under 130 ” I played good in the first set and Emilio Sotomayo, now a Giicago - McKinney also said the Pacers announc^ Tuesday by Warner and ment will reduce the club’s good idea of what goes on in all the tion. to his accustomed stick-waving, be out at us tonight,” said Whalers pounds. first time. "Winning one round is at the end of the second set,” said Camp Football Foundation to resident, in a 10-round fight. Mon forced some shots in the final Pirates officials. “ sizeable debt structure” and major-league franchises.” “ I had practiced for a month with big. It will be big news in Ecuador. Wilander, who had beaten G ere in frustrated the Whalers until 8:06 of Coach Larry Kish. “ Down 4-0 in this receive its 1982 “ Special Award of The 15-round fight will be staged tilla has been fighting professionally period. The heavy financial burden of ow eliminate the interest charges Warner also owns the New York the new racket,” Clerc said, "and the third perlotj, when Warren building is an impossible situation. M erit.” in San Juan’s Hiram Blthorn "I feel a lot of responsibility five sets in the semifinals en route since 1972, failing in junior “ They just didn’t go in for us in ning a major-league baseball team associated with that, Galbreath Cosmos of the North American with this racket it’s more easy to because the people in Ecuador only to his French Open championship Miller got his first goal of the A l’s starting to get the kinks out. baseball stadium. welterweight title challenges the end,” he said. w as' one reason behind the deal, said. Soccer League. play.” season. ^' “ If there was any question about He blocked three field goals and Mayweather, o f Las Vegas, Is 14-0 want me to win. For me I ’m playing last year. “ But in the third set he against form er World Boxing Coun Parish finished with 29 points and team president Dan Galbreath said Caesar Kimmel, executive vice Galbreath said the new affiliation When it comes to ’Thursday night’s Smith said be was a bit concerned that machine being oiled up, there three punts while intercepting four vrith eight knockouto. He is predic tennis not only for .Andres Gomez p la y ^ very well and I didn’t play so cil champion Antonio Cervantes and Cedrick Maxwell added 23 for at a news conference held to an president of Warner Com does not mean broadcast contracts quarter-final clash with McEnroe, but for Ecuador. I try to do my best while Melanson excelled in goal for isn’t any now. There was no question passes, including one for a ' ting a victory based on his youth and w ell.” current ^WBC champion Aaron Boston. nounce the agreement. munications, said the purchase was for Pirates games in the western Clerc realizes it’s more the man the last six games— the longest con tonight.” touchdown this season. Marshall, a speed. Unlike the champion, so they’re happy.” Clerc, admitting to a loss of con "‘It’s becoming increasingly dif a long-time Warner goal. Pennsylvania area automatically secutive starting streak for an Goalie Greg Millen, the victim of senior, will receive his award along Mayweather has no trouble making Pryor. Rookie Gark Kellogg tied Bird for than the racket that will make the Clerc and Wilander, both clay centration during the match, ficult (for a family to own a major- “ Warner has always sought to will go to Warner Amex Cable Com Islanders goalie in three years— but all eight scores starting with Mats with members of the 1982 Walter the junior lightweight limit. 'There w ill be five other fights, in game-high honors with 32 points. He difference. courts specialists, stood their nevertheless was pleased with his league sports franchise). Warner have a presence in major-league munications Inc., a Warner sub he didn't overreact. Hallin’s first NHL goal at 5:11 of the Camp All-America team at the At 30, Serrano Is nine years older cluding one between second-ranked also had 16 rebounds. " I don’t know if McEnroe is going ground at the baseline for most of effort. has brought some financial stability, baseball. We have been striving for sidiary. “ RolUe was going great,” he said. first period, was equally Impressed. Foundation’s 16th Annual Awards than Mayweather, but he also is an WBA featherweight Victor Callejaa Butch Carter scored 23 more for to be worried about my racket,” he the match, resulting in numerous “ I ’m really happy now and have and by that I certainly don’t want to many years to buy a baseball Those contracts “ will be handled “ It wasn’t the type of thing I was “They just beat us in every Dinner Feb. 12 at the Yale Com inch taller and has a half-inch longer and Manual Santos, both o f Puerto Indiana while George Johnson and said. “ He has to worry about me.” long rallies extending for as many the confidence to play McEnroe,” imply that there were any financial team.” he said. at arm ’s length." he said. glad to see, but I wasn’t getting too department,” Millen said. “They mons. Rico. Billy Knight picked up 19 each. Clerc holds a 4-3 career advantage as 44 strokes. ’The first two sets. he said. reach. I M ANCHESTER H ERALD , Wed., Jan. 19, 1983- 13 12 - M ANCHESTER H E RALD , Wed,, Jan. 19, 1983 Scoreboard FOCUS / Food
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ford 460, Marge DeLisle 473, Kris Conner 4-7 1-1 9. Wtlliams 64 04 10. McLaughlin 188-492, Brown24044. T oU ls 46461041 KB. Priskwaldo 182-475, John Kozicki Vancouver , .j. Dallas 25M32S1'112 First period—None. Penalties—Laidlaw, Golden SU te 32202525-102 226-237-661, Rich Pecker 189-222-574, N Y R . 4:14; Gradin. Van. 4:23; Don Basketball Three-point field goals-Agulrre. ToUl Football Steve Ciello 204-214-574. Maloney.NYR.ll;19; Molin, Van. 15:56. fouls—D allas25. Golden State28. Fouled Second perlod-l. Vancouver. Tanti 2 out-Carroll. Technical .foul—Short. R e Hockey (Lanz M olin ).3:46.2. Vancouver. Hlinka bounds—Dallas 46 (Cummings 12). KLKS- Ralph Doyer 137-395, Gary 17 (Bubla, Molin). 6:50. 3. New York. Golden SU te 41 (C arroll 12). Assists— Moore 135-381, Bruce Fish 138-390, Nedomansky 5 (Dave Maloney. Pave- Dallas ffi (Davis 12). Golden SUte 23 lich). 11:», Penalties-Andersson. NYR. (Short6). A-6,163. Jack T a lle y 144-153-396, D ave 1 52 Mio, NYR. 3:46; Dave Maloney. Richards 144-387, Travis Cook Sr. N Y R , 4 53; Beck, N Y R . 5;®', Gradin, N A TIO N A L B A S K E TB A LL ASSOC. DENVEll(lM) 149-395, Hank Hebert 143-378, Andy Van. 5:® ; Florek. N Y R . double-minor. Astern Conference By United Fress International (S. 9:20. McCarthy. Van.double-minor.9:20; English 6-13 44 20. Vandeweghe 1142 7- NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Atlantic Division Lamoureaux 158-402, Stan Juros 141- 829,188616-118420. M cKinney3464 , NFLPUyoffs Wales Conference Smyl. Van. 10;0B; Fotiu, N Y R . miscon W L Pet. GB 12, Dunn 3-7 24 8, Evans 6-10 04 10. (All Times EST) 367, Ray Parr 158-141-419, Gene Patrick Division duct. 16:45; Smyl. Van. 19:11- ^ Philadelphia 32 5 JB5 — '■X K elley 14 24 4. Gondrextek 44 048, W L T PU. G F GA Third perloo-4. New York. Don Boston 29 9 .763 SMi First round Richardson 140-401, Mike Maloney 23 (Ruotsalainen. Dave Malo Hanzfik 24 04 4, WillUms 24 04 4. Saturday, Jan. 8 and Sunday, Jan. 9 Philadelphia 28 13 6 ffi 197 141 New Jersey S 15 -825 8V^ Robisch 14042. R ay 1-1143. ToU ls Vengruskas 137-143-388, Ernie Pepin n ey). 3:31 5. N ew Y ork . Duguay 14 ( Don NFC N Y Islanders 26 16 7 57 178 140 Washington 17 20 .466 15 47-M304S1M. 162-391, Bernie Welch 139-161-423, Washington • 20 15 11 51 175 165 Maloney. Ftorek). 9:10. 6, Vancouver. New York 14 24 .388 I8»'k Washington 31, Detroit? McCarthy 8 (Smyl. Hlinka). 13;M. SAN A NTO N IO (143) Green Bay 41, St. Louis 16 N\ Rangers 22 18 6 50 IK 166 Central Division Banks 1342 44 30. M itchell 11-20 44 36. Len Andersoii 138-370, Joe Cataldi Penalties—Lemay. Van. 3:22; Dave Dallas 30, Tampa Bay 17 Pitlshurgh 12 27 6 30 144 212 Milwaukee 27 13 .675 — G ilm o re4 4 .4 4 12. M oore 7-12 0014. 158-383, Matt DeSimone 366, Tony New Jersey lO 28 9 29 132 196 Maloney. 4:®. Lanz. 5:46; Nicolson. Atlanta 19 19 .500 7 Minnesota 30. Atlanta 24 NYR.9:40; Dave Maloney. NYR. 12:02. Gervin 10-175425. Dunleavy4-106413, Adams Division Detroit 19 21 .475 8 A FC . Ficaro 354, John LaChap611e 353, Willoughby 44 04 8. Griffin 1-1 04 2. , Los Angeles Raiders 27, Geveland 10 Bosion 29 10 7 6B 182 127 Uidtaw. NYR, 12:43 Chicago 13 ® .342 13 Tony DeSimone 359, Hal Waldron Shots on goal—Rangers 7-11-7—S- Dletrlck 04 Q-2 0, I»heglcy 44 1-1 9, Miami 28, NewrEnglano IS Montreal 25 13 8 SB 218 165 Indiana 12 ® .324 lS>/i Robinson 2404 4. T oU ls 80-106 23-28143. N ew York Jets 44. Cincinnati 17 353, Joe Montineri 352, John Rleder Buffalo 22 14 9 S3 177 145 Vancouver 9-16-8—®. Cleveland 6 31 .182 19M> Goalies—Rangers. Mio, Vancouver. Bro- l^ n v e r 30 M 26 3112t San D i^ o S l, Pittsburgh 28 Quebec 20 20 6 46 191 192 Western (inference San Antonio 40 30 42 31 143 144-397, Charlie Fester 147-357, Don Hartford 12 29 S 29 153 224 deur A—152^. Midwest Division (inference semifinals F o u l^ out—None. T o U l fouls—Denver ^turday's Results Benoit 141, Joe DeSimone 187-412, Campbell Conference W L Pet. GB ffi. Sah Antonio 24. Rebounds-Denver 43 NFC-Washington 21. Minnesota? Norris Division Philadelphia 100—I San Antonio ffi 15 .634 — J e rry R id e l 1,38149-389, Rudy (Issel 10);San AnUnlo53 (G llipore 14). AFC— New York Jets 17. Los Angeles W L T Pts G F GA Washington 1 21—4 Kan.sasCity 21 16 .568 3 Assisls-Denver 34 (McKiiiney). San Guedesse 137, Tuffy Montineri 140- Raiders 14 Chicago 28 11 7 203 156 First period—1. Washington. Stevens 4 Denver ^ 19 22 .463 7 Antonio (D u n lea vyll). A-4,424. Minnesota 23 14 9 194 173 (Currie. Duchesne),8:10.2. Philadelphia. Dallas 16 22 .421 B>4 Sunday's Results 383.,Bill Pelletier 363. A F C - Miami M, San Diego 13 St Louis 15 26 7 167 188 Hoffmeycr 2 (Cochrane. Proro). 12:56. UUh 17 24 .415 9 Detroit 11 24 12 146 196 Houston 6 32 .156 18V^ PR O V ID E N C E (54) N F C - Dallas ©. Green Bay 26 Penaltics-Stevens, Was,5:0B; (^ h ra n e . NFC Championship t;OCNTRY CLUB- Frank Kier- Toronto 10 24 9 157 196 Phi. 10:42; Houston. Wak. 12:06; Howe. Pacific Division Jackson 6-14 0412. Tucker 5-14 0410. Smythe Division Los Angeles 28 8 .778 — Thorpe 8-141-317. Lomax 8-72-28. Wolh Saturday, Jan. 22 nan 145-150-410, Carl Bolin 151-394, Phi. 16 01 Dallas at Washington. 12:30 p.m. Edmonton 26 13 9 61 256 189 Second period—3. Washington, Laughlin Phoenix ffi 15 .625 5 04040, SUrks 24044. Canty 1-2042. Gordon Wilson 147-394, Pah Phil Calgary 18 23 7 43 191 2lQ Portland 24 15 .615 5>^ Hill 041-21.T o U l 2546 4-754. AFC Giampionship 11 (Jarvis. Haworth). 1:53.4. Washing Sunday.Jan. 23 Winnipeg 18 22 5 41 176 191 ton. Caroenter 15 (Gartner, Thebei^e). Seattle 24 15 .615 ST. JOHN'S (74) Sullivan 365, Irv Carlson 363, John New York Jets at Miami, 1 p.m. Vancouver 15 21 10 40 166 175 19,® Penalties-Clarke, Phi, 3:06. Golden Slate 16 24 .400 14 Russell 6-12 2-3 20. Ckxtdwin 2-10 2-2 8, Sunday, Jan. 30 Wilks 362, Pete Staum 141-358, John Los Angeles 15 23 7 37 156 194 Blomqvist. Was. 3:06; Cochrane, Phi. San Diego 10 30 ffiO 20 Allen 542-212. Kelly 34 24 8. Mullln 8- Super Bowl X V II at Pasadena. Calif . ( iTopTour in each division qualify for 18:50; Hofim eyer. Phi. 19:03; Houston. Tue.sday's Results 114^ 20, Wennington 1-11-2 3, William s Berger 357, Ed Shaw 136. Stanley Cm) playoffs » Was. double minor. 19:08. Boston 130. Indiana Iffi 1-41-23. Stewart 1-1042. T oU ls 30-47 p.m. Tuesday's Results Third period—5. Washington, Gustaf- Philadelphia 96. Cleveland 90 14-1874. (College Football Bowls Quebec 3, St Louis 1 sson 8 (Gartner). 0;®. Penalties—Holt. San Antonio 143, Denver 124 H aUtIm e-St. John’s36, Providence 32. CUNLIFFE AUTO- Mike Pagani Washington4. Philadelphia! Was. 9:54: Maruk. Was, double minor, . Houston 100. Washington 96 Fouled out—None. T o U l fouls—P^rovi- (An Times EST) N Y Islanders 8. Hartford 1 16:45; Clarke. Phi. double minor, 16:46; Dallas 112. <3olden State KB dence 13. St. John's 14. Rebounds— Jan. 15 196-471. Don M cA llister 174-454,- Montreal?. Calgary 2 Howe, Phi. 17:53. Barber. Phi. (game Wednesday's Games Providence 22 (ThropeB), St. John's 28 East-West Shrine Craig Coleman 185-449, Bill Hanson Edmonton3, lx)s Angeles3 misconduct )20;00. (A ll Tim es EST) (Russell 7). Assists — Provicence 7 East 26. West 25 N Y Rangers 3. Vancouver 3 Shots on goal— Philadelphia 14-12-17— Chicago at Philadelphia. 7:® p.m. (Tucker3). St. John’s22 (K e lly ? ). A— Hula Bowl 155-433, Travis Cook Sr. 168-150-427, At Honolulu Wednesday s Games 43 Washington 1 3 -»«-® Seattle” ...... at Atlanta.1,7:® 7:® p.m. Hank Frey 170-423, Joe Tolisano 411, East SO. West 14 I All Tim es EST* GoaItenaer»- Philadelphia. Laroeque. Milwaukee at Detroit,lit. 8:®p.n6p.r Jan. 22 Dave Castagna 174-405, Rollie Irish New Jersey al Pittsburgh,? ® p.m Washington. Jensen. New York at KansassC City, ity.8:S b ® p.m Washington at Chicago,8 ® p m Golden State at Utah. 9:d0 p.m. Tuesday's College Basketball Results Senior Bowl . 404, Pete Wojtyna 155-397, Pat Irish At Mobile. Ala., noon Detroit at Minnes4ita,8:® p.m Houston at Denver, 9:® p.m. By United I^ess International 154-396, Greg Lukas 154-396, Emil- Toronto at Winnipeg. 9 ffip.m Calgary l-l-O—2 San. Antonio at Phoenix, 9:® p.m. . East Gold Bowl Vancouver at Edmonton.9 ® p m Montreal 6-1-0—7 San Diego at Los Anj^les. 10 ;30 p.m. Albany S t .5 7 ,R P I» At Anaheim, Calif., 10:30 p.m. Palm ier! 163-392, John Ortolani 391, Thursday s Games First period-1. Montreal. Robinson 7 Thursday's Games Bowdoin63.MIT46 Japan Bowl Mike Davis 390, Jim Moore 155. Buffalo at Boston ^ I unassisted), 4:07 2. Montreal. Picard6 Cleveland at Washington Dominican67, N .Y . M aritim e 54 At Yokohama. Japan. 10:®p.m. Hartford al Los Angeles (Shutl. Carbonneaui, 7:41 3. Montreal. Portland at Dallas Framingham St 82, Worcester St 57 N Y Islanders at Montreal ■Tremblay 19 (Naslund. G reen).8:16.4. Indiana at San Diego G enevalo, St. Vincent ( P a . )68 C a lo r y at l*hilade!phia Calcarv. MacDonald 40 ( Reinhart. Choui- Gordon 90. Barrington® St 1 .ou'is at New Jersey narai. 9:06. 5. Montreal, Shutl 20 Hamilton 64 Jth aca 62 'Carbonneau. Picard). 10.07.6. Montreal. BOSTON (130) Husson 121, Maine M aritim e 76 r ^ S p o r t s Shutt 21 (Robinson. Lafleur). 12:43 7. Maxwell 10-14 3-3 23, Bird 12-24 7-8 32. Mass.-Bostonl20, E. Nazarine90 American Hockey league Montreal. Naslund 16 (Mondou. Trem- Parish 12-19 5^ 29. Buckner 3-6 1-2 7. PlatUburgh St. 77, OneonU 60 Northern blav'. 18:» Penallies-Peplinski. Cal, 'Ainge 5-10 5-5 15. McHale 3-8 0-0 6, Salem St. ® . Bates 63 C a le n d a r W L T Pts GF GA II ® Archibald 1-45-107. Henderson2-60^4, St. John's74. Providence 54 Fredrnrlorl ffi 11 5 ffi Iffi 131 Second period—8. Calgary. Reinharts Weman 1-40-02. C arr2-21-25 Totals SUten Island 96, Salisbury St. 82 1© 177 Maine Zi W 4 48 (('houmard. Nilsson). 15 36;9. Montreal. 51-95 27-ffi 130. Susquehanna 06. JuniaU U Wednesday Nova Scoiia 21 17 5 47 209 176 N apier21 (Picard. R oot). 18:® Penalties INDIANA (Iffi) Trinity e . WillUms 76 Adirondack 20 22 4 44 m 191 -Bridgman. Cal. 6 44. Wickenheiscr. G Johnson 6-12 7-819. Kellogg 13-27 6-7 Upsala90.CityColl.75 BASKETBALL Moncton 16 ffi 4 ffi 151 180 M tl.l5 14 32. Williams 7-132-216. Carter 10-152-2 Utica Tech82. St. R ose72 MCC al South Central. 8 Sherbrooke 13 a 3 29 153 1® Third piTiod—None: Penalties—None 23. Duren3-5(H)6. Sichting2-61-15. South Southern Shots on goal—I'algary 9-6-7t 22 Knight 8-14 3-419. C. Johnson 3-7 0^6. Alabama St. S . Tennessee St. 82 ICE HOCKEY RfH’hester ffi 14 5 57 215 IfB Montreal 14-6-16—® Bvrnes 0-2 M 0. Slaughter 04) 04) 0, Albany St.» . Tuskegw76 East Catholic vs. Glastonbury al 24 19 0 48 170 1© Hershey Goalies—Calgary. Edwards. Lemelin T oU ls 52-10121-26 Iffi Biscayne82. Rollins a) Hartford Arena. 8:40 Baltimore 21 19 5 47 ffil 2® Montreal. Wamsley A -15,852 Boston 36 22 31 41-130 Bridgewater 70. l^chbui^SS AARP- Harriet Giordano 188-484, St Calhanns 20 24 4 44 196 214 Indiana 3139 ffi 21-126 Cent. Florida 78. Florida T w h ® WRESTLING New Haven 19 ffi 4 42 1© 168 Three-point goalsi—Bird, Carter. Foule Cumberland90. A lice Lloyd® ,' Mary Chaves 200-524, M ary Pierro Manchester at Penney. 6:15 Hinghainton IB 21 4 40 171 I© St Louis 1-0-0—1 out—None. Total fouls-Boston 21. In E. Mennonite®. Hampden-Sydney 63 454, Cathy Ringrose 498, Richard Sprineficld 16 a 3 £ 158 192 diana 27 Rebounds—Boston 48 (Bird 121. Quebec l-l-l—3 Emory-Henry64. Maryville 58 Colbert 209, Bruno Giordano 200-510, Tuesday s Results First period- - I . St Louis, Ramagc 10 Indiana49 (K ellogg 16). Assists—Boston Fla. Southern77, EckerdTO Friday BaltimoreG. New Haven3 (Mullen. Sutter.. 4.29 2. Quebec. 30 (Bird. Buckner 7). Indiana 31 Jacksonville75. Utica63 Al Pariseau 514, Dick LaChapelle BASKETBALL SI Calhannes6. HersheyS Paiem enl 15 i Hunter), 13:® Penaltiej^— (Sichting9). Technicals—Boston (delay). Morehouse 66. MorrU Brown® 528, Norm Lasher 504. Windham at Manchester. 8 Wednesday s Games Wesley. Quo. 3 40. Carlson. SlL. 12.50, Henderson. C. Jonson. A—11.889, Murray St © . S.I.U.-EdwardsvlUe44 Nova S
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The yogurt and zucchini is called r‘ I * Ra«s« HHch-up lo Safety eAUTD PAINTINR ' Nima Kumar, who was bom and religion doesn’t allow them to eat lali-frMZt dNM|M, FrI. 2 S 8 p.m. Sat S Sun. 2 p.m: brought up in Calcutta, India, knows beef. 'They can eat lamb, fish or Raita. Mrs. Kumar said that Door Prizes * Cor* and Mdlntanonc* ot e CHARQE WITH RIASTER CHARGE all about cooking with spices. chicken. But Mrs. Kumar said they cucumbers, potatoes or just about any vegetable can be substituted for We have found that * On* 16' Caisfi** Awning Ratrlgaratori and AppUoncai e 24 HDUR WRECKER SERVICE As far as she and her husband are seldom do. concerned, “ the spicier the better.” the zucchini. most of our customers * Toigal 360 TV Antanno Fil.3 p.m.. Sat. S Sun 4 p.m. “ I only cook chicken about once a 01 * Conn. Campground Owners Aitoc. But, she said, she's cutting down on month. Alpana loves chicken curry Characteristic of cooks from problems can be solved * 22 Gallon Tole Tank O l * On« Ca>« Aqua Toltot Chamicol Fri 7 p m.^ Sot. 12. 7 & 8 p,m.^ the spices in the recipes she’s — it’s her favorite food,” she said. other countries, Mrs. Kumar within this time frame. * Fre« Campsites and Sunday 1 p.m sharing with Herald readers doesn’t rely on a cookbook for her The problem part is “ We have vegetables and yogurt will be gwen away * North American Family Compats Am oc. recipes. “ In India we don’t learn removed, promptly because she feels Americans don’t every day,” siw said. This might Sat. 1 p.m. a 6 p.m ^ p R R O V f o (MUTER daily by the Conn like such hot foods. sound monotonous but Mrs. Kumar cooking by a recipe book. We learn repaired on our * Trouble Shooting Motor Home Chassis, Campground Mrs. Kumar is a pediatric nurse does such Interesting things with by watching our mother or our premises and rein Victor Vreeland Chevroiet Motor Division Owners Assoc at Hartford Hospital. Her husband, spices that every d M is distinctly grandmother cook,” she explained. stalled. Sol. a Sun 3 p.m [ •Optically clear and Ashok, was bora and brought up in different. Sometimes she puts red hot chill Replacements are I strength restored • Ar Show Hours: New Delhi, India, and owns and powder and gingerroot, which is available from our dis FOR THE INTERVIEW she I •Fraction of the cost of I Featuring Friday: 12 Noon • 10 P.M. operates East West Imports at 111 also hot, in her chicken curry. “ We I replacement tributor size inventory. 1229 MAIN 8T. prepared her chicken curry— it was World Champion Saturday: 10 A.W- -1 0 P.M. AUTO REPAIR Center St. Their daughter, Alpana, use lots of spices in everything. We sFully Quaranteed Relax in our waiting Lumberiock Dove Geer delicious. She admitted she usually Sunday: 11 A.M. - 6 F.M. MANCHESTER attemls the Early CtdldlM^ Lear wouldn’t serve, for instance, a plain C iglyon r room, while our holding exciting makes it a lot spicier when it’s Just demonstiotions on ning Center on Spring Street. boiled egg or plain scrambled eggs. I knowledgeable special Watch For Shuttle Bus TEL. 646-6464 for the fafKRy. I NOVUS MITHOOinan' Friday a ll S 8 p.m. and We add some curry dr other spices, Ms-sase ^ ists' get you moving on Saturday al 1 S 8 p.m. Informatloft THE KUMARS 'came to tUs Mrs. Kumar made hers using Mrs. Kumar said. again. country almost ei^t years ago. chicken thighs. But, she said, any iss WiSiwirtti e«L ADULT* t*JO EndofMd by me Connecticut OMOUAUTY Chick peas are a popular ■Mr, CT ■4t-9M2 CHILDRIN 7-12 *1.00 Compground Ownefs Aiioc SDMCf num Mrs. Kumar answered an advertise c p arti can be used, depending upon vegetable in India. 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It the point where America now needs a Super Coupon } i a | J f B o g C T Super Coupon l i r f S X Super Coupon doesn’t change from state to state. But if appears in the Manchester Herald on Satur 3 |1 uniform divorce act. Some 45 states you want a divorce, it’s common prac days and Wednesdays. tice to shop around for the best possible have adppted a uniform child custody AP-2 600 court. jurisdiction act to avoid jurisdictional By Joe DImInleo Chicken of the Sea Tuna disputes and promote court coopera Senior Center Activities In the United States, says Marvin , , CHUNK LIGHT IN OIL OR WATER tion. There is also a uniform law for en Specialist Mitchelson, Hollywood’s famed divorce forcement of child support. ■ ” lawyer who represented Michelle Triola “ With the divorce rate so high, As you are aware of by now, winter has finally in the original palimony suit against ac couples should know that each state will arrived and has greeted us with a 12-inch snow , Coen of th«M •dvtrltsetl-. lUmt it reouirsd to bo rttdily svtilttHo lor ^ tor Lee Marvin, the legal battles of I M l« ol Of tMlew.m iht odvtrlitod prico tn otch A*P Sloro. oncepi st I grant a divorce and property settlement fall. Seniors are reminded of all the risks that go sptcificslly nelsd>iod to ihit Bd______wealthy couples begin with a serious under the same rules. Then lawyers with shoveling snow. We at the center, keeping game called forum-shopping. “The idea won’t go forum-shopping, trying to take this in mind, have a list of Manchester students is to find the best forum for your Loretta Young: Lovely as ever a case to another state where their clients who will provide this service for a small fee.. divorce, depending on which side you’re can get a better deal.” on,” said Mitchelson. Please feel free to stop by the center and pick up One divorce law across the land would Loretta Young the list. Remember, snow shoveling can be also make divorces and property distri Mitchelson did considerable forum dangerous. Think of your health first. bution more simple and speedy, said blasts TV today shopping himself when he represented Two exciting day trips have been planned for Soraya Khashoggi in one of the world’s Mitchelson, who became a millionaire When Loretta Young spun so elegantly your pleasure, the first to take place on Feb. 18. biggest divorce case. She asked for $2.5 by winning big settlements for ex-wives into millions of American homes in the billion, half of the wealth of her Arab of movie stars. “A speedy divorce We will travel to the Wright’s Farm Restaurant in 1950s, she wanted to “ bring some whole Rhode Island for an all you can eat chicken arms dealer husband, Adnan Khash should be like a speedy trial, something some television to viewers.” oggi. Soraya tried to get the case argued that all Americans, regardless of how She was warned that her brand of televi dinner. Then we will proce^ to Massachusetts to in California, because of its community rich or poor they are, should be entitled sion would last about a month. The show visit Spag’s. The cost is $13. Slgn-up will be on Marvin Milchelson and Soraya Khashoggi property laws, and her husband fought to.” lasted nine years. Feb. 4 at 9:00 a.m. Seats are on a first-come basis. Now, however, the Academy Award Please do not ask that your reservation be taken winning superstar is concerned that the before this time. Tyrone Power's son never knew dad quality of today’s TV fare is nothing short The second trip will be March 16 in celebration He never knew his father, actor Tyrone of junk. And she’s urging parents to “do of St. Patrick’s Day. The seniors will travel to Power, who died of a massive heart attack something about it.” Plantsville for a party at the Aqua-Turf Club. FRESH-iWHOLE BEEF CHUCK-LEAN BONELESS ^ O C I I have a bet with a friend that Olivia in Madrid, Spain, on Nov. 15, 1958. He was “ If you yell loud enough and hard Entertainment, dancing, prizes and a delicious BEEF RIB-BONELESS FRESH-MIXED FRYER PARTS Newton-John lives in Malibu, Calif., and born two months later. enough you get results,” Young told People meal is planned for the day. The cost is $17 per 4 6 9 Box-O- ' Perdue Beef I Exclusive in a rare interview. “ Am I wor Rib For Stew ib X became a citizen of the United States a few But Tyroj^!5?8ower 4th, at 23—after ma person. Sign-up will be on Feb. 2 at 10:30 a.m. Chicken i9' Chickens ib 5 2 ' ried about television? Oh, my Lord, yesi Eye Steaks n BEEF CHUCK BONELESS (CUBE STEAKS 2 49 LB.I i n years back. Can you settle this?—S.K.R., joring in theater at Pomona College in FRESH-FRYERS-CUT UP . FRESH-BREAST QUAHTERS-WITH WINGS^Z' LB Otherwise 1 think I’d still be on TV. DON’T FORGET that this Sunday from 2 to 6 ALL VARIETIES / y Greensburg, Pa. California and studying for two years at the 2 ' 1-oj QQc Top Blade Steaks ib 2' ” 1 think that mothers of small children p.m. will be the start of rehearsals for our 10th pkgs. Roastint; Chickens ibs' .52' Chicken Leg Quarters ,b52' Collect half of the money. Olivia does famed Neighborhood Playhouse in New A&P Sliced Meats 2 HILLSHIHEFARMjBEEfHILLSHIHE FARM (BEEF 2.39LB2.39 LB I "^29 have to speak out. Parents have to go to the FRESH (LESSER QUANTITIES 79 LB.) live in Malibu, but she holds British citizen York—is ready to follow in his dad’s variety show entitled “Let’s Do It Again,” under EXTRA MILD FRESH source to complain. That means the net the direction of Marci and Roger Negro. T^e show 1-ib 139 ,b69' Polska Kielbasa ib ship as a permanent resident of the United footsteps. pkg Chicken Breasts . r Chicken Legs works. If they don’t respond, then go to the Colonial Pranks 2 FRESH-LOOSE LINK a ^ 9 States. However, she has af^plied for Amer “ 1 really didn’t decide to be an actor until will encompass our past nine variety shows and FRESH FRESH sponsors. If they don’t respond, then, by AVAIL. W ED -SAX 1 3 9 ican citizenship, and that’s still pending. the middle of my college career,” young I’m sure it will be our best show of all. New 719 ,b89' American Breakfast Sausage ib l golly, go to the government, because Fresh Cod Steaks lb. ^ Perdue Chicken Breasts Ib. 1 Perdue Chicken Legs Power told People Exclusive in his Tirst comers are welcomed. Please don’t be bashful. SLICED HOT OR SWEET something has to be done to stop this.” AVAIL. W E D -S A T (HADDOCK FILLETS 3.69 LB 1 (6E E F M B P K G 139) t-ib, 1 8 9 179 Some of my favorite movies are those major interview. “ 1 guess going to a small Just a reminder that our variety show is our 779 Mb 1 2 9 lb. JL As gorgeous as when she was the queen pkg 1 Italian Sausage featuring Joel McCrea. Can you tell me if school helped. I was in and out of produc biggest fundraiser with all the proceeds going to Fresh Flounder Fillets lb ^ A&P Meat Franks pkg 1 Ann Page Bacon he's still alive?—S.M., Omaha, Neb. tions and enjoyed them very much.” of Hollywood, starring with such leading men as Clark Gable, Spencer Tracy, Gary our meals program. Very much so. At 76, McCrea enjoys liv Following graduation. Power and a Here is what we have lined up for our spring friend packed a car and headed East. “ It Cooper and Alan Ladd, Loretta is a deeply 1 ro/en Specails ing the life of a gentleman rancher in religious woman who is heavily involved semester craft classes. Starting on Jan. 31 we will icon California. He runs two ranches—a took us five days,” he said. “ But it wasn’t be starting our ceramics class. The class will run easy. The car broke down in the middle of with Morality in Media. FAR4# 200-acre spread in Ventura and a 3,000-acre from 9 to 11:30 a.m. Individuals wishing to par the night while we were driving through “ I once lost a sponsor because of my spot in San Luis Obispo. He rides every ticipate are reminded to sign up in the front of Bagels ^ I4'7K)2. $1 Colorado. I had a 101-degree fever, but the convictions,” she explained, “and I was ■ day. McCrea and his wife, Frances Dee, called Miss Goodie Two-Shoes and the fice. Forever “Srir" ^ bags also enjoy visiting with their five grand two of us had to push the car a quarter of a u s NO 1-2 / MIN JUICY CRISP Prude of All Seasons. But none of that On Feb. 1 from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. our oil pain children. mile up a hill.” 4(H,J 1 19 McIntosh Apples bagV!: Tyrone Power 4th: In dads footsteps bothered me because 1 believed in what 1 ting class will begin. This semester’s instructor A&P Shoestring Potatoes bag 1 Bearing a remarkable resemblance to his IMPORTED-SWEET JUICY Q J - was doing. will be a familiar face by the name of Kay Hen A friend insists that Jack Kelly, of the dad. Power has been making the rounds of “They grew up in Italy and Mexico,” he “ We were not in it to be arbiters of taste 51b 1-89 Nectarines ib "Maverick" series, is the brothefof the late casting agents and casting calls, hoping to drickson. Beginners as well as advanced artists A&P French F n es'.K bag 1 said. “ It’s too bad our paths never crossed. but when you’re going into peoples’ homes are welcomed. If interested, please sign up in the FLORIDA JUICY JUMBO SIZE (64 S| ^ J Grace Kelly. Is this true?—M.B., Cleve land a stage part. But I deFinitely would like to meet them you have an obligation to be honest and STOUFFER'SCHEESE land, Ohio. front office, 10 318-01. 1 69 Temple Oranges O m, “ I’ve studied my dad’s Films and, yes, it’s someday.” give them the best. I never let my sponsors French Bread Pizza pkg. 1 Also, starting on Feb. 1 from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. U S NO 1 -NUTRITIOUS 1 ik t No, they’re two different Kellys. Grace sort of hard to Figure out from them what And what about that book which sug dictate situations which I thought were in ASSORTED VARIETIES Kelly’s brother is named Jack, though. He he was like off camera. It’s eerie, though. we will be having our macrame class. This 6.30J 149 Baking Potatoes Ipoag 1 gested that his father and actor Errol Flynn bad taste.” pkg 1 runs the family construction ’ empire in Sometimes I’d come home late at night and were once lovers? ” 1 didn’t read it, and I Young’s daughter, Jody Lewis Tinney, is semester’s instructor will again be Bernice Stouffer’s Crepes CHICKEN Philadelphia. turn on the TV, and there he’d be. We look can’t concern myself about those things. also in television. She produced the soap Colbath. Since this class is a repeat of last 6,07 189 Yellow Onions 5 bag oc alike, and many of our mannerisms are semester. Individuals that were on the waiting list pkg HEALTHFUL-NUTRITIOUS It’s all speculation, isn’t it? The people who “Texas.” But Loretta doubts that she will Stouffer’s Crepes 1 DELICATE TENDER YOUNG Poopla Exclusive! anawars tha most similar—the way we respond to things.” knew my father better than any writer and return to TV or the movies. “Oh, if from the 1st semester, will be given preference as Fresh Mushrooms Intaraating quastlons from raadara. Power, the son of Senior’s third wife, who loved him say that’s all rubbish. So, I something extraordinary comes along, of well as individuals who did not jm ^cipate. The Egg Plant lb FIRM-RED RIPE l)air> Specails Green Giant CALIFORNIA FRESH CRISP Sand youra to us cars of this Debby Minardos, has never seen his half- dismiss things like that. People will talk. course 1 will consider it. I'm being, sent class will be limited to 10 persons. Large nawapapar. . sisters, Taryn and Romlna, whose mom was Especially when the people they talk about scripts all the time. But, thank God, I don’t On Feb. 2, from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. our ever- Niblets Corn Iceberg ei9>2 BY TRIBUNb COMPANY SYNDICATE. INC aren’t around to defend themselves.” COMPLETE D(NNERS-ASSORTEO VARIETIES Tomatoes 220 E«l 42nd Slittt. Ne» York. N Y. 10017 Linda Christian. . have to. I’m very blessed.” popular crewel class under the direction of Lettuce Rosemary Cornelius will begin. If interested, Breyer’s Muellers . please sign up in the front offipe. Yogurt coni Shapes & Sizes Ni;w: Hunts “No Salt” Sale Lastly, our popular basketweaving class will Cinema begin under the direction of Wendy Palermo. 4 * ^ ' S I NuForm Cottage Cheese ^ c a n s M Since there is a class size limit, individuals who Tomato Sauce Cooked / have never had the opportunity to partake will 32-oz 1 5 9 Ham • Hartford Madame Rosa (PG) 7:30 French Connection (R) -The E x tra -T e rre stria l 7:45, 10. — Kiss Me Good 9:25. — Dark.Crystal (PG) Seahest Sour Cream Spaghetti Sauce jar 1 Athenrum Cinema — with Hester Street 9:25. — ■ 7:30. (PG) 7:30, 9:30. bye (PG) 1:30, 7:20, 9:35. 7:20, 9:35. given preference. If interested, please sign up In Manchester ' the front office. Lifeboat 7:30 with Under Fitzcarraldo (PG) 6:45, East Hartford •Showcase Cinema — - Still of the Night (PG) r „ ' 8 9 ' Cooked Turkey Breast m 2 Capricorn 9:20. 9:40. — Barbarosa (PG) Ea»twood — An Officer Tootsie (PG) 1. 7:15, 9:40. 1:45, 7:40, 9:35. UA Theaters East — Our photography club, a program that we have Kraft Velveeta Tom^o Juice Cinema City — The 7:20, 9:20. and A Gentleman (R) 7:15. -T h e T o y (PG) 1:10,7:20, FInfield The Verdict (R) 7:10, 9:30. talked about in the past, looks like it will become a KRAFT Cooked Salami ,/ ' ib l Verdict (R) 7, 9:30. — CineBtudio — The Poor Richards— E.T. 9:30. — Concrete Jungle Cine 1, 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 & 5 — - P e t e r Pan (G) 7:15, 9 . - reality in the not-too-distant future. We are In the Grated Romano Cheese StewOT Tomatoes " r 6 9 ' Madman (R) 7, 8:40,10:20. (R) 1:15, 7:30, 9:45. - Tootsie (PG) 7:30, 9:50.— process of laying out our darkroom as well as KRAFT 14’ 7-oz. Mansfield can American Cheese Yofket Airplane II: The Sequel The Verdict (R) 6:50, 9:30. purchasing extra equipment,- Grated Parmesan Cheese Whok^omatoes (PG) 1, 7:30, 9:35. — Best -T he Toy (PG)7, 9:20.- Trans-Lux College Camera buffs with ideas on extra equipment are Menus Twin — Still of the Night Friends (PG) 1:30, 7:25, Best Friends (PG) 7:40, urged to contact me at the center. Tomato Paste s ; 3 9 ' Potato Salad •#:45. - 48 Hrs. (R) 1:45, 9:55. - 48 Hrs. (R) 7:10, 7:15, 9. — Lola 7:25, 9:30. I 1I RI#. \ Jl; MpfrhAiiHir Gemiial .Specials chips, vegetable sticks, gelatin with top ”p r 6 9 ' SHEER STRENGTH (10 CT. BOX 1.391 Ketchup 15 ct. J49 Bolton schools ping. box Thursday: Hamburg pizza, garden DDSs, DMDs, DCs, DVMs, JDs, MDs Glad Trash Can Liners The following lunches -Till be served at NOTICE salad, fresh fruit. Welcome Wagon offers discreet advertising 4 9 O ’clock 40 ct 3 9 9 Bolton Elementary-Center schools the Listerine Eight Coffee Friday: Tomato soup, grilled cheese to professionals in the medical, dental, -BEAN CUSTOM GROUND Glad Trash Can Liners box week of Jan. 24 through 28: sandwich, potato rounds, fruit cup. Milk health-care, legal and animal-care fields. Mouthwash Monday: Chili dog, baked stuffed The reception for the Art Show of Helen 2 Eight O ’clock Coffee 20 ct. 129 is served with all meals. 3-lb 72 9 Carroll Heard, postponed by the snowstorm, Our service effectively reaches individuals DECAFFEINATED Glad Tall Kitchen Liners box potato, fruit crisp. in the privacy of their homes and is in Aqua* fi'esh Toothpaste ‘luS' 1 Crisco Shortening can iw Tuesday: Sliced turkey in gravy, CHOC'VUOGE. PEANUT BUTTER OR will be held Sunday, January 23rd from 2- keeping with the dignity, of your profession. High Point Coffee 11-02 129 mashed potatoes, cranberry sauce, com Manchester schools 4:30 P.M. at the Manchester Chamber of 1607 QQC DECAFFEINATED Sunshine Sugar Wafers pkg niblets. jeweled gelatin. Please have your office telephone me if Noxzema Skin Cream P ’ Sunlite Oil coni. ^ ^ Commerce, 20 Hartford Rd., Manchester, Ct. DUNCAN HINES Wednesday: Fish and chips in a The following lunches will be served in you’d like to discuss our unique program. Sanka Coffee 23-02 5lb 119 DECAFFEINATED pkg. r basket, cole slaw, pineapple upside down the Manchester public schools the week G asline A nti-Freeze 2i3taSc89‘^ King Arthur Flour bag 1 i Brownie Mix cake. of Jan. 24 through 28: Sponsored by Manchester Fine Arts Council. Cal! Sue Brim Coffee Thursday: Beef and gravy over rice, Monday: Hot dog on a roll, baked 643-9632 COUNTRY KITCHEN peas, pistachio pudding. beans, sauerkraut or buttered carrots, Log Cabin Syrup iCW & SHOWN ATI- (O n Friday: Fruit juice, meat and cheese chilled fruit. [(Ow LAUNDRY DETERGENT Tuesday: Hamburg gravy on whipped 1:M-7!4f-10!W 70.OI C 9 9 pizza, tossed salad, dressing, gelatin plastic ^ A&P potato, butteced mixed vegetables, - Fresh Start with topping. Milk Js-iarved with all PRETTY AS A PICTURE -a a Q meals. bread and butter, gingerbread with top JURPUNE2 Grapefruit Juice i>o St. Ives Air Freshener..cor’ ping. Saturday Afternoon, Jon. 22 SHAMPOO A CONDITIONERKJNEI j SWEET OR UNSWEETENED Wednesday: Cheese and pepperoni piz — ' XHOWHAfi— — m>-Trtggm TW IN PACK za, tossed salad, brownie pudding. Mop N’ Gk) FkxKWa. Coventry schools Thursday: Spaghetti with meat sauce, Join us for the best in barbershop harmony The following lunchqs will be served in buttered green l^ n s , garlic bread and with the TOOISUlBS Palmolive Dish Detergent 2'^’ the Coventry schools the week of Jan. 24 butter, gelatin with taping. 69 through 28: Friday: Filet of haddock, french fried IHOWHATi— — ■ 11 —Ob icomoH W . •Jojoba potatoes, cole slaw, com bread and IM-Till-M* Fiesta Deodorant Soap ’ 39' Monday: Mile-long hot dog, baked BOSTON COMMON 111111111111.1 Mi>.W.<.l!i.MJlWIW]l •Hanna beans, com on the cob, canned fruit. butter, applesauce. Milk Is served with ^ ^ ' ■118. •AloeVara I Twiday: -HinBempde soup, grilled all meals. . H n n u B s l KandliHd^^Klich fries, pickles, ACME MUSIC COMPANY : with topping. Senior centers iiw-riii-iMi W eddq^y: (jalzone, tossed salad, ♦♦♦W9W9lw r M III.ll fresh ftw . Lunches to be served at Westhlll mVER CITY ALLSTARS T h tu ^ y : Chicken patty on roll, let Gardens and Mayfair Gardens the week tuce and tomato, french fries, mixed of Jan. 24 through 28, to Manchester vegetables, frosted cake. residents who are 60-^or older, are as CENTER STAGE >M0WNM>- Friday: Pizza or hot dog, salad, fruit follows: juice bar. Milk is served with all meals. Monday: Tomato juice, meatloaf with S T u o r m gravy, lima beans, carrots, wheat bread a n d MANCHESTER’S and peach pudding. I~ i NMHT RHAM Tuesday: Breaded fish, mushroom ab SILK CITY CHORUS mond rice, ratat^lle, tartar sauc^' The following lunches will be served in white bread, chill^apricots. 2 p.m . the RHAM Junior and senior high Wednesday: Apple-juice, veal stew, schools in Hebron the week of Jan. 34 creamy coleslaw, wheat bread, fresh Manchester High School fruit. through 28: East Middle Turnpike Monday: Veal parmesean, shells and Thursday: Kielbasa, vegetarian beans, "sauce, garlic roll, green beans, tossed salad with dressing, mustard, rye All seats: $6 donation; Seniors S4 strawberry whip. bread, chilled pears. 'Tuesday: Sloppy Joe on roll, seasoned . Friday: Roast turkey, glblet gravy, Tickets: Gerry RIchmann, 396 Wickham Rd„ Glastonbury, Conn, (203) 633-1888 rice, peas, applesauce and co^ie. sweet potatoes, green b e ^ alim^ine, Wednesday: Juice, grinder, com cranberry sauce, roll, cnucoiate pudoing. MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., Jan. 1». 1963 - 19 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed.. 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