Amman Agreement Cheers President

t i - M A N CH ES TER HER ALD . Wednesday. Feb. 13, 1985

KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE '^by U rry Wright imdtdrcycles / HOUSEHOLD ICARS/TRUCKS WEATHER APARTMENTS r n APARTMENTS SERVICES BICYCLES MANCHESTjER FOCUS SPORTS \ FOR SALE FOR RENT |4£j FOR RENT OFFERED GOODS I [ I Wedding bells ring MHS girl cagers Cloudy tonight with MANCHESTER — Avail­ MANCHESTER - One CLEAN IN G - We will 19" ZENITH COLORED SUZUKI PE 250 - Good Police candidates bedroom apartment, ap­ clean your house, apart­ T V - Needs some adlust- condition. Driven 16 able Immediately. One. Ing. $50 or best offer. have some fun, win flurries on Friday two and three bedroom pliances, basement. $445 ment or office, weekly, hours. $750 or best otter. still face one test at Meadows today apartments. S410, $475, monthly. Call 649-7105 af­ bi-weekly. Someone you Telephone 649-3893. 647-1821. ______... page 15 '' ... page 2 $525, heat and hot water ter 5pm. can trust with 4 years 1979 DODGE OMNI - 4 ... page 3 1 ... page 11 experience. References. REFRIGERATOR/BOT- door, standard, 62,000 1982 HONDA SABER - Included. J.D . Real Est­ TOM FREEZER-17cublc ate, 646-1980. Call 646-7971 after 5pm. miles, clean. Good condi­ Only 9,000 miles. $2,500or •feet. SeOrs Coppertone. tion. Must sell due to best otter. Call 643-2606. -NOW TAKING APPLI­ "DAYCARE” HOSPITAL Excellent working condi­ transfer. $1,995. Call 643- AREA - For toilet trained tion. $150. Call 643-1814. CATIONS for 3 room 4589. Looking for a good used apartment. With heat, M AN CHESTER - Large toddlers at least 2 years old. Large comfortable COUNTESS YORK dou­ mobile home? Be sure i hot water, stove^refloer- one bedroom apartment. look In the Classified] ator. Centrally located. Fully appllanced kitchen. home provides domestic ble bed comforter with growth environment. matching pillow shams columns ... that's where! No pets. $350. Security Hying room and bed­ the best buys are adver­ deposit. Call 646-7690 or room. Heat and hot water Highly quollfled supervi­ and dust ruffle. Blue and white, almost brand new. tised! 643-2711. 643 0496. Included. On busline. sion. Fully Insured and Ideal location. $445 per License pending. For ap­ $20. 649-3085. 1981 COUP DE VILLE pointment, call Terri 643- CADILLAC - Fully iianrteatrr 118 MAIN STREET - 3 month. Lease ond secur­ Mmlh 25" COLOR CpNSOLE T V loaded. Excellent condi­ RECREATION M . .... ^ TKiireHavi P a K rooms, heated, hot wa­ ity deposit. 646-7451. 7340. Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Thursday, Feb. 14, 1985 — Single copy; 25C ter. No appliances. No - Zenith Chronocolor - tion. Low mileage (30's). VEHICLES pets. Security. $420. Call AFFORDABLE DAY­ Wood Grain Cabinet. $75. Call 646-5153. I 646-2426, 9am to 5pm STORE AND CARE - If you feel uncom­ Call after 7:00, 875-6736. weekdovs. fortable leaving your 1974 F IA T 128 SPORT L — 1980 Jovco, 23 ft. mini OFFICE SPACE FOR SALE - Flourescent child In a large building To be used for parts. Call motor home. Ford 460, EAST HARTFORD - Up­ with Its high walls and Light, 2' X 4'. Four 4' low mileage, many ex­ tubes, plexiglass cover. Phil after 5pm, 528-1332. stairs tour room apart­ M ANCHESTER — Office echoing corridors and Also Panasonic AM /FM tras; hadTLC. Telephone Rec director Like new. Pald$79.95, will 643-0692. Amman agreement ment. Heat and hot space. Ideal for accoun­ with Its equally high CELEBRITY CIPHER car radio. water. Fully appllanced tant, lawyer or sales of­ price, you might want to Ceiebniy Cipbar cryptograms ara craaiad from quotations by sell for $40. Telephone fice. Central location. consider our alternative. famous paopta, paal and praaant. Each lattar in ma ciphar stands 742-6016. 1973 VOLKSWAGON kitchen. Two bedrooms. for anolhar. Today's cfua: U aquaJs F? 1981 FOUR DOOR $475 monthly. Lease and Ample parking. Call 649- We supply structured CAMPER SPECIAL - questions biiis by CONNir WIFNFF1 HONDA ACCORD - New security deposit. Call 289- 2891. Daycare and Nursery to tires. 5 speed. Air condi­ Fully equipped. Sleeps 4 Infants, toddlers, and MISCELLANEOUS people. Automatic. Good 4781. “E’NV OVVB PCUWSAC M tioning, power steering, OFFICE SPACE AVAIL­ preschoolers from 6 FOR SALE power brakes. Excellent tires. Excellent condi­ cheers president THREE ROOMS - Third ABLE IN DOWNTOWN weeks to 5 years of age In I condition. Inside and out. tion! No Rust. $2,000. Call from schoois FUVPPH AWWT NVUDEWB WX floor. Heot, Appliances. M A N C H E S T E R - 500 our warm, pleasant, Regulai; maintenance, 742-8055. CAR RADIO — Excellent Security. $375 monthly. square feet or possibly home-llke setting. We are $5,000. Call Joe days 659- expression of support for the condition. High powered. By Susan Vaughn By Ira R. Allen Adults, no pets. Coll 649- 1,000 square feet. Near a fully licensed, full ser- •PCV YEKK’: CWKKHLWWT.” — 1311; evenings 643-9972. 1981 W INNEBAGO - 21' Herald Reporter principle of land for peace implies 2236. 1-84 Extension. Parking ylce Daycare and if you Includes Dolby NR, Bass Motorhome, excellent United Press Internatlofial Israel’s reaction and Trebble controls and Manchester Park Supferinlendent Robert Harrison acceptance of Ihe major provi­ on premises. Call 649- would like to find out CMUUH TVMB DPMBPWB. GOV’T SURPLUS CARS condition. Low miles, sion" of U N: resolutions calling more about our concept more. $90. Call 646-1063 many extras. Sleeps 6, is compiling a list of the work that employees in his SANTA BARBARA, Calif. -T h e is less optimistic 3'/2 ROOM APARTMENT 2680. 8. TRUCKS under $100. for Israel to return lerritory seized of child Daycare and to PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Courage is the price life exacts after 4:30pm. fully contained. Ready to department have been doing for the Board of administration, now more enthusi­ - Private home, heat, Now available In vour in the 1967 Arab-Israeli war in appliances. Working sin­ TWO OFFICES FOR see what "Affordable lor granting peace." — Amelia Earhart. go. 643-0503. Education free of charge — and of its estimated cost. astic about an agreement between — see page 4 area. Call l-(619)-569- return for Ihe Arabs and Palestini­ gle adult only. No pets, R E N T - Conyenlent loca­ Daycare" means to you, ALDER ELECTRIC TY­ He is doing so as a result of a meeting between Jordan and the Palestinians, says 0242. ans recognizing Israel. children. Call 643-2880. tion. Heat and utilities call us at Grandmothers PEW RITER - $90 or best several town officials at which money charged by the two sides have taken a "very 4 3 included. 649-8417. House Inc. 646-9608. offer. Call after 3:30 pm, school officials against the Recreation Department constructive step'' toward peace in The official also said "there SERVICES 1 ^ SERVICES 643-6091. Did vour garden "over where there had never been a E A S T H A R T F O R D - If you don't use It, don't were questioned by town Recreation Director Scott the Middle East, Palestinian commitment to peace­ appears to be” movement away Older gentleman. Two MMCNCtna OFFERED | £ i| OFFERED produce" this year? SeH need It and don't want It, Sprague. . A senior official said shortly ful resolution ol this problem and from the demand for a .separate room etflclecy. All utili­ Sala/LcAt* Cantrat Buttnata SKIERS! - 100% Wool why not sell It with a fruits and vegetables tMairid. ilora and otticaa 20% with a low-cost ad In Sprague told the Park and Recreation Commission after President Reagan arrived now there is," said Ihe official. PaIc.stinian stale, a long-held PLO ties. Newly remodeled. tan cr^W buiWmg. 24,000 i/t. 2 HOUSESITTING DONE FULL CHARGE BOOK­ Norwegan pullover Classified Ad? Call 643- demand. noora and full baaamant. aN uIHh Wedne.sday night that he questions the fairness of the Wedne.sday for a five-day stay at "We see the apparent willing­ Share d bath. $60 weekly. EXPERIENCED DO­ while you vacaflon. Ma­ K EEP ER - Desires book­ sweater. Very warm. Will 2711 fo place vour ad. Classified. 643-2711. liaa. fraighi alavaior. a/c. keeping work to be done fit medium sized man or schools charging the Recreation Department for the his California ranch that the ness of the Palestinians and One of Ihe key U.N. resolutions Call 643-6712. aprlnhlar M ESTIC will clean your ture, responsible, aulet use of facilities when there are many jobs which the house or apartment female professional will In mv home or vour woman. $40. Call 646-4995. agreement appeared to be a move Jordan to commit themselves to a the Amman agreement appeared 522-3570 Park Department does on school fields for which it MANCHESTER - Four Mr. Nornwn weekly or biweekly, reli­ maintain home & pets. office. 649-9228. NOTICE OF PRIMARY OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY by Arab leaders toward accep­ peaceful resolution of the Arab- to refer to is Resolution 242. which H AIR CUTTING SET room apartment In older able, references availa­ References. Call Sue at To Marie R. Burbank, Town Clerk of Andover: does not charge. tance of Israel's right to exist, Israeli dispute as an important and calls for Israeli withdrawal from COMPLETE and The department prepares about 50 softball and Palestine Liberation Organiza­ duplex. Stoye and refrig­ ble. Call 875-5293. 742-8843 after 6pm. WEDDING INVITA­ Notice Is hereby given that a primary of the De­ very constructive step." occupied territories in exchange Blanket. $15 for both. baseball fields each spring for school teams, tion leader Ya.sser Arafat and erator. One half yard. MISCELLANEOUS TIONS - Top quality - 20% mocratic Party will be held In the Town of An­ In Amman, a senior PLO official for recognition. The PLO has 647-1816. dover on March 11,1985 tor nomination to thetol- according to Harrison. The fields are Park Jordan's King Hussein agreed Separate drlyeway. FOR RENT D ISC O U N T! Will also said the accord calls for ways of steadfastly refused to accept it, in Available mid March. I HOMES H^HPMES lowing Municipal Office to be filled at the Town Department property. Monday in Amman, Jordan, to part becau.se it does not call for a come to vour home. Call SKIS - Fischer Comet Election to be held on May 6, 1985: “exchanging the Israeli-occupied $450 monthly and secur­ FOR SALE FOR SALE for day or evening ap­ Harri.son said that every year he is given a schedule seek a “just and peaceful .settle­ separate Palestinian state. 195cm. No bindings. $40 Ollica Term lands for Middle East peace, the ity. 643-1442. pointment. Announce­ of games by the Board of Education for the spring ball ment” for the region. Bill, "The expre.ssion of the or best offer. 646-1589 Selectman 7/1/85 - 6/30/87 season and does the required work. His crews also right of self-determination for the ments Bv Nancy, 659- "We view the milestone that has principle of land for peace implies SPARKLING CLEAN - after 5pm. Notice Is also hereby given that the following Is Palestinians and achieving peace 3054. prepare all the soccer fields on school properly which been reached in Amman afi one an acceplanee of the major provi­ Two bedroom apartment the party endorsed candidate of the Democratic are used by Recreation Department soccer leagues. through an international MANCHESTER SECURE REDWOOD FARMS M ENS SKI BOOTS - Size Party for nomination to said Municipal Office along a road that has many more to sions contained in 242," the official \ In quiet area. $475 But the Recreation Department must pay the Board be achieved,” the administration conference." STORAGE GARAGE In 9/10 Switzerland "Henke" together with the street addresses of said candi­ .said. monthly, plus utilities. convenient residential PAINTING/ of Education for evening use of gymnasiums and pools orficialsaid. On his departure from the White Brand. $25. Phone 643- date: Reagan's Middle East peace Call Carol 289-4331. neighborhood. $50 per in six schools and the East Side Recreation Building. The enthusiastic reaction was in Hoilse. Reagan said, "H .seems as PAPERING 5873. Ollica Selectman plan proposed Sepl. 1. 1982, and in month. Call 633-6331. I Names Edward M. Yeomans The department is charged for the cost of heal, UPl Photo stark contrast to the administra­ if .some progress has been made... limbo since, provides for .Iordan to CHEERFUL, IMMACU­ Address Lake Road electricity, water and custodians. tion’s guarded responses the day So we’re being optimistic about L A TE , Q U IE T 4 ROOMS - ACM E V -M O D EL DRESS represent Pale.slinian inlerests in NAME YOUR OWN FORM B - Adjustable. Term 7/1/85-6/30/87 PRESIDENT REAGAN before. it.” Centrally located. Older PRICE — Father and son. talks wilh Israel. $35. Call 643-7867. Notice is also hereby given that the following en­ FROM O CTO BER to December 1984, a billing by .. stance on accord changes "Before, we were in a condition The U.S. official said the PLO's working persons pre­ Services Fast, dependable ser­ rolled member of the Democratic Party hasflled F F the Board of Education showed charges of $4.0.54. ferred. Non-smokers. Se­ vice. Pointing, Paper­ petitions In conformity with Sec. 9-406 of the Ge­ curity, references. No FOR SALE 8 Inch Table neral Statutes, as candidates for nomination to The charges covered almost all items for every hanging & Removal. Call Saw with 5 blades. No pets. 649-5897. ;i ISERVICES 644-0585 or 644-0036. said Municipal Office: facility. Exceptions were that no custodial fee was " lOFFERED For Sale By Owner motor. 643-1634 after 6pm. Name Paul J. Jurovaty, Jr. listed for the Manche.sterSwim Tedm, which uses the French agency says newsman escapes SUPER 3 ROOM APAR T­ PAINTING AND WAL­ Address Jurovaty Road Manchester High School pool, and only a custodial fee M E N T - $395 Includes ODD JOBS, Trucking. Spacious 7 room Raised Ranch, 3 bed­ /FLYER/ WOOD SLEDS Ollica Selectman was charged for the East Side Recreation Center. LPAPERING - Ceilings Bekaa Valley. Ketz said a photographer had taken heat, hot water and gar­ Home repairs. You name - Good condition. 3' Term 7/1/85- 6/30/87 Sprague also questioned why the Recreation B E IR U T, Lebanon (UPI) - A Cable Wednesday, and after walking for rooms, 1'/2 baths, kitchen with built-in repaired. Gary McHugh length. $10 each, firm. Sami Ketz. AFP's Beirut bureau several pictures of Levin in his age. Phone Rose, 646-8646 It, we do It. Free esti­ 643-9321. Dated at Andover, Connecticut, this 7th day of Department is charged $22.50 per evening for use of News Network correspondent, one of more than two hours, reached Baalbek breakfast area, fireplaced living room, 649-7963. February, 1985. „ , , _ ... and gave himself up atthe clty’sSyrlan chief, said Levin, wearing the pajamas paJamaR and one was sent to hts lamtly or 646-2482. mates. Insured. 643-0304. Beatrice E. Kowalski the high school pool while the swim team is charged . the five Amerlcans.hctd by kidnappers he escaped in, gave an A FP reporter a in Washington, D.C., for confirmation. rec room with wet bar, many extras — Registrar of Voters only $14.50. in Lebanon, escaped in his pajamas army intelligence office.” E E hand-written note for his wife. Lucille, Levin’s stepdaughter Clare Moss, 22, He said he feels the Recreation Department .should and took refuge with Syrian troops in Earlier, the Christian Voice of $106,900. No agents or brokers please. BUILDING/ of the Democratic Party before being taken away for question .said the man in the A FP picture was ENDROLLS not be charged at all for heat and custodial services if the Bekaa Valley, a French journalist Lebanon radio broadcast the same HELP WANTED HELP WANTED CONTRACTING The foregoing Is a copy of the notice which ing by Syrian intelligence officers. Levin. Shown By Appointment 646-6590 %Vh wldlh-2M I received from Beatrice E. Kowalski, Registrar the buildings are open anyway. said today. story, although CNN officials in London I and Atlanta said they had no independ­ "Hello my dearest. I am OK. God "That's him. there's no doubt about 13V4 wldlh-2 for 258 of Voters of the Democratic Party, In accor­ The charge is for the difference in extra heat and Jeremy Levin, the Beirut bureau willing I will be with you soon. Give my it," she said. “ He's got gray in his FARRAND REMODEL­ M U ST be picked up at the dance with Sec. 9-435 of the General Statutes. As electrical use, Sprague said he was told by the school chief for CNN. sent his wife a note ent confirmation Levin had escaped love to our family," the note said, ■ beard. A longer beard than I’m ever ING — Cabinets, roofing, Manchester Herald Office provided In said notice, a Primary of the Demo-. officials. He said officials had argued that the saying "I am OK ” and his stepdaugh­ after nearly a year in captivity. according to Ketz, who said he had no used to. He's OK. He looks great to me! 66 Baldwin Rd., Manchester, CT gutters, room additions, belore 11 A.M. ONLY. cratlC'Porty for nomination of a candidate to the custodians are doing work for the rec department ter identified Levin in a photograph Baalbek, a hotbed of pro-Iranian office therein specified will be held on March 11, more information on Ixivin's escape or We’ve been waiting for that picture for decks, all tVpes of remo­ rather than for the schools during tho.se times. from the French news agency AFP. Moslem militants, is 52 miles northeast 1985; the hours of voting at said Primary will be his whereabouts. one year.” The house that isn’t pictured here, deling and repairs. FR EE from 12:00 Noon to 8 P.M. at the Andover AFP reported Levin "escaped late of Beirut in the Svrian-controlled B B estimates. Fully Insured. isn’t for sale. If it were it would cost Elementary School, Music Room. T H E R E W ER E A T O T A L of 89 uses of the high H Travelers Telephone 643-6017, after between *95,000 and *100,000. It’s a lo­ PETS Doted at Atidover, Connecticut, this 8th day of school pool by the Recreation Department last year, 6pm, 647-8509. February, 1985. vely 6 room Cape Cod with a large liv­ documents .showed. Other major charges on the Marie R. Burbonk October to December bill were for use of two gym.s at ‘IrreverencT in a bathrobe ing room and an attached garage LEON CIESZYNSKI MANCHESTER DOG Town Clerk of Andover filing Junior High school at a total co.st of $1,400, Secretaries and typists There is a 20x40 inground pool in the BU ILD ER — New homes, OBEDIENCE CLASS - 025-02 Sprague said the outcome of the meeting with school V/ additions, remodeling, back yard, and an asparagus bed Starting a new beginners board members and other town officials was: "We rec rooms, garages, kit­ class March 4th. Must TOWN OF MANCHESTER will accept what we are being charged as legitimate, that produces forty pounds annually. chens remodeled, ceil­ sign up ahead. Call Chuck LEGAL NOTICE but we’ll also figure out what we’re doing for you (the marries Manchester couple Full-tima and Part-tima Day ings, bath tile, dormers, In the Spring water seeps in, and t he 568-1356. schools) and charge accordingly." Poaitiona roofing. Residential or The Zoning Board ot Appeals will hold public hearings an “ Is this wedding real? Vou're Steve Williams, managed to lock sump pump sends the crystal clear Monday, February 25,1985 at 7:00 P .M. In the Hearing Room, "We’re talking about a .substantial amount which is Bv Nancy Pappas commercial. 649-4291. Lincoln Center, 494 Main Street, Manchester, CT to hear and Herald Reporter . asking a man in a bathrobe if this the keys into the Cadillac Nye had water down the street for a week or basically a transfer of funds. Sprague told members rented for the occasion. consider the following petitions: of the commission Wednesday. Sprague said he is wedding is real?” he said before T h a Travelars Is looking tor people with so. The house not pictured, is home. CARPENTRY AND RE­ ITEM 1 — NO. 1051 — STEPHEN KANARIS — Request H AR TFO R D — It was billed as the couple was marched into the Through it all, the mother of the solid secretarial skills for yaried and Inter­ MODELING SERVICES variance ot Article II, Section 10.02.02 and Article II, Section hoping there may be some way to adjust the rates bride, Anna Towler, was skeptical. 10.02.04 to permit the sole ot wine and beer only for a between the two departments after the Park "The Wedding of the Vear.” sound booth. "If you believe that. esting positions, both full- and part-time. — Complete home re­ PUPPY "KINDER­ restaurant — 313 Green Road, Business I Zone. “ She’s sure there's a catch to all Next week. I ’d like to put a picture Department estimate is compiled. At 7:30 this morning, Jennifer I’ve got some swamp land in pairs and remodeling. GARTEN" CLASS - Bol­ IT E M 2 — NO. 1052— J.W. E N T E R P R IS E S — Appeal of tho Florida I'd like to sell you." this,” Nye said. “ She's convinced lyplng (min. 40 wip.m. net) and good organi­ of your home in this space. Let me Quality work. Referen­ ton Veterinary Hospital order ot the Zoning Enforcement Officer doted January 17, Bill Dion, head of Buildings and Grounds for the Ennis and Wayne Nye of Manches­ 1985 prohibiting a mobile food service on premises of an ter .stood before a makeshift altar they’re going to steal our first-born zational and Interpersonal skills required. give you an estimate of what your ces, licensed and insured. will be offering a 7 week Board of Education, said today that the Jan. 31 Craig was most .surprised to existing gas station and request Special Exception In of flowers in a crowded high-tech child, or something.” Steno or transcription skills helpful but not home is worth, and let me sell it for Call 646-8165. course for puppies 9 to 13 accordance with Article IV, Section 5.01.02 to permit mobile meeting between the officials was the first time he learn that the wedding had, indeed, Weeks of age to teach food service on premises of on existing oos station — 176 knew of the work which the Park Department does for sound booth. been legitimate. Although there was no "catch” necessary. An excellent benefits package, you. Tolland Turnpike, Business II Zone. The winners of the W TIC-FM in the sense Towler feared, the TIC including a Flextime program, Is available. DUMAS ELECTRIC — basics of housebreaking, IT E M S — NO. 1053 — RO BERT R. & DOROTHY BO U LAY the school teams, except for its work in preparing Although the couple had been Lights dimming? Fuses contest, "Why 1 Want to Get staff was tempted to steal Ennis' Send this ad to Active’N ’Able discipline and health — Request Special Exception In accordance with Article IV, fields which are used by the high .school girls' .softball given only two days’ notice of their Apply at our Personnel Department between blowing? Repairs, Im­ care. For more Informa­ Section 5.01.02 to permit additional parking area and a team. He said he thought arrangements for that work Married on Valentine's Day.” impending nuptials, Nye had man­ firstborn — a blonde three-year- fenced auto storage area on the south side ot an existing 9 a.m. and 2 p.m., or send your resume to Realty or call 643-4263 and list with provements and addi­ tion, please call 646-6134. were made directly between the high school and the vowed to love, honor and quit being aged to obtain a marriage license old son from her first marriage. tional circuits. Fully li­ automobile repair garage (service garage or shop) — 390 Scott W. Hodges in Personnel. us. Ask for Jack Lappen. New State Road, Industrial Zone. Park Departm'ent. grumpy to each other. Thirty in less than half the time normally Clad in a tuxedo and red censed, insured. Call WANTED GOOD HOME ITEM 4 — NO. 1054 — ADELE M. BELL AKA ADELE M. friends and relatives stood like required. And the laboratory at cummerbund, which matched that 646-5253 anytime. for lovable house dog. D A V ID S — Request variance ot Article II, Section 5.01.01 to sardines in a can to watch the Tlw ltM lm ConifMniM permit using the third floor for habitable area (In CONCERNING T H E CHARGES for use of school Manchester Memorial Hospital of his stepfather-to-be. Moll ran On« tomm 8quM. Hwttord. CT 06163 Active’N’Able Realty Part Poodle and Britney. conlunctlon with the apartment on the second floor), 60-62 facilities, Dion said; "We never get enough to cover event. Approximately a quarter of around the studio telling anyone CAR P EN TR Y - Remodel­ had been persuaded to administer An dquaf opportunNy drnptoyvr ^ Good with children. Call Cambridge Street, Residence Zone B. our costs for utilities.” The charges assessed for the a million "guests" tuned in to hear who'd listen, "I'm getting mar­ 164 East Center Street ing and additions. Call between 8am and 8pm, ITEM 5 — NO. 1055 — THERESA R. SHAPLEIGH — the necessary blood te.sts and high school pool use are based on the number of people the exchange of vows go out live ried. I'm getting married." Manchester, CT 06040 Tonv, 649-0811. 643-9574. Request Special Exception In accordance with Article IV, provide the results in just one Section 10 and Article II, Section 5.01.04 to establish o using the pool, he said. over the airwaves. afternoon. And after the 8 a.m. news break, daycare center In a single family dwelling — 115 Russell Dion also said that the Manchester Swim Club is "Do you, Jennifer Ennis, lake Craig interviewed the youngster — 643-4263 Street, Residence Zone B. Wayne Nye to be your- lawfully "We want to celebrate Valen­ HEATING/ ITEM 6 — NO. 1056 — SOCIETY FOR SAVINGS — Request . charged less for its practice lime because the fee is live — on the air The best thing MUSICAL wedded roomate. for good or for tine's Day as our real anniver­ PLUMBING variance of Article IV, S e ^ o n 9.03.02 to reduce number of paid out of Recreation Department funds. sary.” said Ennis. “ It was impor­ about the wedding. Malt thought, ITEMS required parking spacMoeeded for thesquore footageof the "The schools in general get more use now than ever better, in health and derangement, buildings below the/mlnlmum number of 1.001 spaces ( ^ tant that today be the real was eating doughnuts and wearing with after-school activities,” Dion said. He said that for poorer or when you move to FRIENDLY RESTAURANT spaces provided — 1135-1195 Tolland Turnpike, Business wedding." added Nye. the fancy clothe.s. FOGARTY BROTHERS PIONEER STEREO FOR Zone III. because of increasing energy costs, “ It has become a West Hartford?" intoned “ The — Bathroom remodel­ SALE - $1500 or best offer. IT E M 7 — NO. 1057 — W IL L IA M A. G IR A IT IS — Request real burden for us to support these.” Irreverend" Gary Craig, the sta­ Nye and Ennis claimed not to be Fortunately Aunt Janet — Jan ing; installation water Coll 643-2686. variances of Article II, Section 16.15.01(c) to permit “too nervous. “This rush-rush-rush Fogarty of Manchester — and the Immediate openings for mature res­ automobile sales bv a non-tranchlse dealer of used cars; of Dion said the Board of Education has always had an tion's morning di.se jockey. ponsible people to work full or part heaters, garbage dispo­ Article II, Section 16.15.01(c)(1) to reduce the minimum lot excellent relationship with the Park Department. Clad in a black velour bathrobe is actually good for me. 1 only had Towlers were on hand to whisk the sals; faucet repairs. 649- size (4 acres required — 1.73 acres requested) without public Both departments help each other with jobs such as wrapped over a clerical collar, 48 hours to get that all-worked-up young man home for a nap. time. 4539. Visa/MasterCard sonitarv sewer and water; of Article II, Section 16.15.01 WANTED snowplowing where facilities overlap, he said. Craig was carrying out his duties bride feeling," Ennis said. She Meanwhile, the newlyweds were 4 3 (c)(6) to permit no landscaped front yard; of Article IV, accepted. Section 5.03.01 to reduce the west side yard to 2 feet (25 feet with mock solemnity. The slight, located a wedding dress on her headcfl to New Vork. City on the TD BUY Sprague also said that he wants to have a good Herald pholo Py Pappas required); to reduce the minimum lot frontage to zero feet working' relationship with the Board of Education. bearded D J holds a $5 mail-order lunch hour Tuesday, and found train, courtesy of WTIC-F'M. for TOLUND WELL KEPT HOME $78,900 (150 feet required) and to reduce the front yard to zero feet wedding rings Wednesday dinner on the town, a night in a Positions available: I INCOME TAX COMMODORE 64 - Work­ (40 feet required); and request Special Exceptions In "We have to apt in good faith and they should take us minister's license from The Noot. 0 room Ranch wNh boouliful hardwood Nooring. Throo bodrooma, afternoon. hotel and a concert by a British Jennifer Ennis and Wayne Nye stand at tpocioui room*, lowtr lovol roc room. For tho oconomlcaHymlndod o SERVICE ing condition. Will pay accordance with Article II, Section 16.15.01 and Article IV, on good faith," he said referring to the charges by Church of Gospel Ministry in Waiter — Waitress woodttove that hoati ontlro homo and for ihooo lhai qualify • 7M% toau- $75. Call 643-6922 8:30am Section 5.01.02 to establish on additional use of used cars bv a each department for use of facilities. California. But one of the groom’s best men. rock group. Wham. the 'altar' this morning. mablo mortgaga. Nicoty landacapod wHh ■ gardon In th« bock for thoo* non-franchise dealer on a site having a general repairer's with 0 'groon thumb”. to 5:00pm. license; and request State Hearing tor Used Car License In Cook ZINGLER'S JN C O M E accordance with Sections 14-54 and 14-55 of the Connecticut TAX SERVICE - Filing General Statutes — 5 Tolland Turnpike (rear) Industrial Production — Utility personal and small busi­ Zone. ITEM 8 — NO. 1058 — DAVID AND CHARLES MINICUCCI D O T chief launches probe on alleged overpayments ness tax returns. In your Automotive — Request variances of Article II, Section 5.01.01 to permit home. Since 1974. Also using the third floor for habitable area os a dwelling unit In Must be over 18 years of age and conlunctlon with a house conversion to a threelomlfy and of state jobs and for loads that were contracts, although investigators attempt to prove or disprove the each paving material scalehou.se bookkeeping services Bv Mark A. Dupuis action should be taken against remainder of the $60,000 in over­ to prevent the problems from have dependable transportation. available. Call Walt qt CARS/TRUCKS Article II, Section 5.02.01(b) to permit less lot area than underweight or of lower quality could 01^ document $25,333 in required (12,000 square feet required — 5,850 plus or minus United Press International D O T employees cited in the report charges cited in the report. happening again 646-5346. ’ FOR SALE square feet available) — 32-34 Garden Street, Retidence by the chief state’s attorney’s material than Ihe state ordered. overcharges “ for criminal Zona B. The chief .state’s attorney’s purposes.” Bums said the stale will continue Burns rejected the recommen­ No experience required. H ARTFO RD — Transportation office. dation and said that even before he ITEM9 — NO. 1059— LYDALL EASTERN, INC. — Request office, prompted by anonymous The chief state’s attorney's to do business with Roncari unless o variance ot Article II, Section 16.12.01 to reduce west side Commissioner J. William Burns Investigators said they unco­ he receives documented evidence knew of Luppino's report he had yard to 10.5 feet (15 feet required) to allow an existing letters in 1981, looked into Roncari office said Roncari Industries BANK said he may take legal action to vered information that workers at that the company itself was ordered a sy.stem of unannounced For interview call manager for ap­ MANCHESTER A RARE COMMODITY S64.S00 For Sale accessory building (pump house) to be cloiar to the recover $60,00.') the state was other firms used similar illegal contracts for Routes 185 and 218 in cooperated fully with the investi­ In today’s markat - ahomathat aalla Irvthaeaa. Forthoaa that naadSord property line of Parcel B os shown on the petition plan — a gation but refused to say if involved in the scheme to over­ checks to verify the accuracy of pointment. REPOSSESSIONS portion ot 580 Porker Street, Industrial Zone. cheated out of in paving contracts practices and the state could have Bloomfield and West Hartford, badrooma, naad to ba naar buallna and ahopplng. thia homa la idaal. charge the slate. shipments. Prtcce Rwtueecf For ITEM 10 — NO. 1060 — MULTI-CIRCUITS, INC. — been overcharged by as much as Route 83 in Somers and Route 5 in criminal charges will be filed Larga klichan with pantry, naw waU to wall carpaling downatalra, an- and may take disciplinary actions " I ’m not trying to defend cloaad front A raar porchaa. 7 rooma Inall. Call uafor morainformatloa H0U8EHDLD Quick Sale Variance ot Article II, Sections 16.06 and 16.12.01 to reduce East Windsor and Enfield. against company employees or west side yard to 1 .Ofeet (30 feet required) and to Increase lot against DOT employees. $800,000 under paving material GLASTONBURY ROCKY HILL Investigators found that the DOT workers cited in the report. anyone,” Burns said at a news W l CM M r yw btCMM I May be seen at the Sav­ coverage to 81.30 percent (60 percent permitted) to permit Burns said Wednesday his contracts in 1981 alone. 633-2895 563-1983 erection of JO ft. by 24 ft. structure for a steam generator— SO Bums said paving materials state received less than it paid for A spokesman for Chief State's conference. "Jf the company did “nEiaE" PR0FE88I0NAU ings Bank of Manchester, agency has taken steps to tighten something wrong and they Inside Today 923 Main Street, between Harrison Street, Industrial Zone. controls on the contracts and will agreed to in 1981 contracts with an on 31 loads, lower quality material Attorney Austin J. McGuigan also Cai B40452S. m 4 Mk lir Dm. At this hearing Interested parsons may be heard and shouldn’t be qualified to bid on USED REFRIGERA­ the houra of Oam to 4pnn, written communications received. Copies of these petitions take legal action if necessary to East Granby company were in than it paid for on 37 loads, 10 loads said the investigation with regard WETHERSFIELD MAPLE AVENUE state work they won't be qualified ___ 12 Obituaries. TORS, WASHERS, Monday through Friday. ' hove been filed In the Planning Office and may be Inspected recover the overcharges from some cases were never delivered, used on non-state jobs an^ nine to other companies with DOT 563-4821 249-4227 D.F. REAIE, INC. Ranges - clean, guaran­ during office hours. to bid on stale work.” Area towns Q Opinion.^ ExctMnt Roncari Industries of East officials said. ‘‘phantom” loads that never contracts is continuing. Classified- . 1S-19 Peopletalk. ■■ W ff Ccfgfg teed, parts and service. ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Luppino’s report criticized a 1979 CaHlN SnUli Edward Coltmon, Secratorv Granby. The chief state's attorney’s existed. Bums said he will take legal Comics Sports.. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Low prices. B.D. Pearl & t7.«fl Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 13th day of action if necessary to recover the D O T investigation into the allega­ Entertainment— 12 Television . A4A-4S1S Son, 649 Main Street, He also said** he will order office said the D O T also paid Inspector A.J. Luppino con­ Lottery______2 Weather _ 1979 M UD S2.429 February,1985. $25,333 in documented over­ tions about Roncari and urged that 643-2171. 027-02 departmental fact-finding hear­ Roncari Industries for loads of cluded in a report that the state ings to determine if disciplinary blacktop that were used on non­ was overcharged $60,000 under the charges from Roncari and will the agency assign employees to I MANCHESTER HERALD. Thiirsday. Feb. 14. 1985 - -'I ■i - MANCHKSTER HERALD. Thursday. Feb. 14. 1985 Kennedy wants to correct Neighborhood group says Winchester change was iiiegal

approval on some of those road • mistake in retirement pian sive plan of development and was A spokesman for Finguerra said acter of the area with a view Bv Kathv Garmus improperly allow (applicant) toward conserving properly improvements. Simon & Co. to negotiate with the conditioned on road improvements today he felt it was inappropriate Herald Reporter values and encouraging the most By Bill YIngllna school board has routinely in­ town of South Windsor for payment that depend on the actions of other to comment on the suit against • The zone change was granted to their attention. The error Winchester. appropriate use of the land. “for the sole benefit of private Herald Reporter became public at Monday night's cluded the necessary funds in its The South Windsor Planning and to ensure that the zone change agencies, the suit claims. Attorneys Bruce S, Beck and • The heighborhood has not landowners and/or developers.” school board meeting, but some annual budget. Zoning Commission’s decision to would be granted," lawyers forthe THE WINCHESTER SITE is Thomas P, Byrne, who filed the changed to warrant the rezoning. School Superintendent James P. officials said they had been aware th e program ran smoothly until rezone 57 acres on the Manchester- association charged in court • No public need warranted a • And plaintiffs were denied the just west of 265 acres in Manches­ lawsuit on behalf of the ho­ Kennedy is considering asking of its existence since December. two months ago. South Windsor town line to permit papers. opportunity to cross-examine peo­ ter on which New York developer meowners, were not available zone change. members of the Board of Educa­ Monday night, a Manchester In December, an unidentified a shopping mall constitutes spot The latter charge was appar­ ple who testified in Support of the John Finguerra last month an­ Wednesday to elaborate on some of • The decision made by the PZC tion to authorize $27,000 in pay­ resident took some school board former school employee who was zoning and was illegal, a group of ently a reference to a deal .struck was not supported by the evidence zone change and were not given a ments to compensate tor an error eligible to receive payments for between the South Windsor Town nounced plans to build a shopping the 18 charges contained in the members by surprise when she South Windsor homeowners presented at the public hearings. reasonable opportunity to inspect officials made in drafting a retire­ protested that the school system one more year was reading his Council and developers Bronson & mall, office-industrial and hotel .suit. charged this wQck in a lawsuit • The PZC failed to give proper documents submitted to the PZC at ment plan six years ago. had reneged on the agreement it policy and concluded that he had Hutensky of Bloomfield and Mel­ complex. But unlike the Winches­ Nor were either Richard Bron­ seeking to overturn the zone notice of both the public hearings the public hearings. "Since we are at least very had made with her sister, Christine been receiving too much money. vin Simon & Co. of Indianapolis ter site, most of that iand is already son or Allan Hutensky, principals change. on the zone-change application and clearly partly responsible for the The former employee contacted under which the developers agreed commercially zoned. in Bronson & Hutensky. But Parks, when Parks retired from The suit by the Pleasant Valley its decision. The suit is similar to one filed by error. I am leaning toward recom­ teaching in 1980. Parks had re­ Assistant Superintendent Wilson to pay the town up to $1.8 million Both developers have said there Huten.sky has said previously that Neighborhood Association, filed in • Some members of the PZC homeowners in 1981 aftertheSouth mending that the board authorize E. Dcakin and said he did not want for road improvements. is room for only one mall in the the Winchester developers had ceived a $1,500 check when she Hartford Superior Court, charged failed to disqualify themselves Windsor PZC granted a zone the payments," Kennedy said to accept the money unless he was That agreement was considered area and both are competing for anticipated a legal challenge to the expected one for $3,000. that the South Windsor PZC abused because of bias or prejudgment. change for nearly the same site to Wednesday. Five years ago, when she re­ entitled to it. crucial to approval of the zone the same tenants. By tying the zone change. its discretion in granting* the zone • The PZC based its decision, in permit construction of the pro­ The $27,000 clerical mistake tired, the school system was “There’s honest people every­ change from rural residential to Winchester proposal up in court, change this month. Among other part, on the mistaken belief that posed Buckland Commons mall. recently reduced payments to 10 experiencing a decline in enrol­ where.” Deakin said. designed commercial. possibly for more than a year, the THE SUIT FURTHER claims things, it received or considered some road improvements deemed The proposal for that mall, repres­ former school district employees lment. School officials were trying Administrators reviewed both In addition, the zone change .suit filed this week could give that: evidence after the close of public important to the mall project were ented locally by Finguerra,, was who enrolled in an early retire­ io trim the budget by eliminating the policy and the guidelines and violated ■the law because it was Finguerra the edge on beginning • The South Windsor PZC did Herald pholo by Pinto hearings and adjourned the hear­ likely to occur and conditioned eventually scrapped. ment incentive plan between 1978 higher salaries, while keeping the discovered that they were contrary to the town's comprehen­ construction. not rea.sonably consider the char­ ings for a month “ in order to and 1980. younger teachers who were going different. However, Kennedy said the to remain within the system. Tech teachers seek siipport error would affect no more than So they developed the incentive THE POLICY SAID those en­ Weather two payments to any individual. plan in which teachers and admin­ rolled in the plan would receive the Diane Lemay, a librarian at Howell 1,000 instructors have been without a Peopletalk He said the mistake, if allowed to istrators between the age of 55 and first payment during the first yean.' Cheney Regional Technical School, contract since last July 1 and more than stand, would leave four people with 62 were eligible to enroll. of retirement. However, an exanF one unexpected .annual $1,500 When the school board adopted pie used in the guidelines shoy/cKi hands out fliers seeking support for the 50 participated in the informational Today’s forecast payment each and six people with the plan in April 1978, it approved an employee also receiving a state Vocational Federation of Teachers picket at Cheney Tech. Disputed issues Self-defense at the wheel Connecticut, Massachusetts and A\ /> ! two $1,500 payments each. The two documents — one a policy payment for his or her last year of from parents and students attending an include pay raises and working retirees had been expecting more work for the schools. There is tittle doubt Sugar Ray Leonard knows Rhode Island: Today: variable statement and the other a separate conditions. Although both documents were open house Wednesday night. About how to take care of himself — in or out of the ring. cloudiness, a chance of snow money set of guidelines to implement the No stress would be placed on the distributed, officials and em­ The former world welterweight boxing cham­ flurries mainly this afternoon. plan. school budget proposal this year ployees frequently consulted only pion was honored in Washington Wednesday by High temperature 35 to 40. Tonight Under the policy, those enrolled should board members authorize the guidelines when referring to the American Seat Belt Council, a private group, and Friday: variable cloudiness would receive $1,000 during the the payments, because the funds the program. for wearing a safety belt when his Jeep was hit by with a chance of snow flurries, first year of retirement, and $3,000 were requested in the 1985-86 “I think we’re going to have to a pickup truck in Beltsville. Md., last month. lows 10 to 20 except 20 to 25 Cape each subsequent year until they 4 Because he was buckled up. Transportation Cod. Highs Friday from the mid spending plan passed Monday. reached the age of 61. During the live by the guidelines,” Kennedy 20s to lower 30s. Kennedy said the total effect of years they were 61 and 62, they said. 4 Secretary Elizabeth Dole said Leonard escaped Maine: Scattered showers the error on budgeting would be would receive an annual payment The board, however, must first serious injury. $13,500 this year, $4,500 in 1986, authorize the payments to protect Dole ciifled Sugar Ray a 'm aster in the art of changing to flurries north and of $1,500. $4,500 in 1987 and $1,500 in 1988. self-defense" and an inspiration to millions of becoming mostly cloudy with a the school system against possible “It was a misinterpretation of a THE INCENTIVE PROGRAM charges of misuse of public funds. youngsters. chance of showers or flurries south today. Highs 35 to 45. Scattered school board policy,” Kennedy offered by the school system was Kennedy said. flurries north and partly cloudy said. separate from the pension plan Kennedy said the program was south tonight. Lows in the teens to offered by the state. cost-effective for the school dis­ lower 20s. Flurries likely north and ADMINISTRATORS WOULD After the offer expired in 1980, trict in trimming the teaching Ebsen and heavy metal variable cloudiness with a chance NOT have discovered theerrorhad Kennedy said, administrators who staff expen.ses. but not quite as M ichaels a curious and honest former drafted the plan simply forgot effective in trimming administra­ Buddy Ebsen says he was supposed to have of flurries south Friday. Highs 25 to employee not brought the matter about it. For the past five years the tive staff expenses. been the Tin Man in "The Wizard of Oz" but he 35. New Hampshire: Light snow couldn't handle the makeup. “I was the Tin Man for 10 days.” Ebsen said in likely nprth and variable cloudi­ Peek-a-boo sunshine ness with a chance of showers or an interview with WCBS-TV in New York. "They Today: variable cloudiness. A chance of snow flurries this afternoon. Cop hopefuls still face test were experimenting with how to give a tin, flurries south today. Highs in the mid 30s to lower 40s. Flurries likely High temperature in the mid to upper 30s. Wind southwest 10 to 15 -Ic a ra t metallic effect and so they powdered me with recruitment will nave a "dual . north, chance of flurries central mph. Tonight and Friday: variable cloudiness with a chance of snow- Bv Sarah Passell served on the Manchester police aluminum dust. After they powdered me with this purpo.se” — to replenish the list of and southwest portion and partly flurries. Low 15 to 20. High 25 to 30. Wind tonight southwest around Herald Reporter force but have left the department. in a 10-hour shooting day. say maybe two dozen qualified candidates and to seek cloudy elsewhere tonight. Lows in 10 mph. Saturday: fair and seasonably cold. Today’s weather picture Wood said one candidate is an times you breathe it. And take it from me. it’s not more minority applicants. the teens to near 20. Flurries likely was drawn by Lauren Delaney, 9, of 23 Fairfield St., a fourth grader at The three top candidates for officer in another town and would good for your lungs.” vacant positions on the Manches­ be sworn in March 1. The others Werbner said he had hoped in this Ebsen went to the hospital and Jack Haley went, north and variable cloudiness with Washington School. a chance of flurries south Friday. ter police force passed physical would be required to attend the recruitment to provide Chief Ro­ to stardom. State Police Academy before being bert D. Lannan with a list of 20 d ia m vn a HEART PIONEER ROBERT K. JARVIK Highs 25 to 35. examinations Wednesday but will qualified candidates — those who F . . meets Barney Clark’s widow in Vermont: Cloudy with occa­ have to undergo an additional sworn in. passed the extensive round of sional light snow north and flurries stress test this week before they Meanwhile, town officials said F Hartford south through Friday. Highs today are hired, department spokesman written, physical and oral they expect to start a new examinations. Terms of Incapacitation 25 to 30. Lows tonight 10 to 20. Highs Gary W o^ said today. recruitment this spring for three One of the three is a woman. If All heart In Hartford Friday 20 to 25. more patrol officers and hope this If the three top candidates are Debra Winger’s troubled film project. "Peggy she passes the final stress test, she. ring sale time to hire the town's first hired, the number of qualified Sue Got Married." has been postponed again —, A Stamford native who invented the artifical will be the department’s first Extended dutlook minority officer. None of the 10 candidates remaining will fall to this time because of her back problem. A Winger heart was asked by the Connecticut Legislature if female officer hired in more than he would be the state’s valentine as they placed candidates who passed all the tests seven. spokesman says she is in traction for treament of Extended outlook for New Eng­ six years. in the current recruitment were The perfect opportxinity to own a a herniated disc suffered when she fell off a truck his name next to Cupid’s on the calendar. land Saturday through Monday: Currently there are three women The department currently has 48 members of minority groups, patrol officers but is authorized by E as a teenager. She could be out of action for six Dr. Robert K. Jarvik was presented with a Connecticut, Massachusetts and ‘ 4 tf4» serving as officers on the force; Lt. although two were women, town statement Wednesday by Oov. William A. O’Neill^ Rhode Island: Fair Saturday and Patricia Graves, the first woman the town to employ a force of 54. If diamond solitaire ring of 1 carat* or more E weeks to six months. officials have said. The movie, whose title is taken from a Buddy designating this year’s St. Valentine’s Day as Dr. Sunday. Chance of snow or rain officer hired in town; aftd detec­ the three new recruits are offered Holly song and traces a young woman’s high Robert K. Jarvik Day in Conneticut Monday. High temperatures in the tives Susan Gibbens and D^rraine Assistant Town Manager Steven jobs, as expected, they will swell from $2000 to $10,000. school days in the 1950s, was to have started Jarvik. who was raised in Stamford and 30s. Overnight lows in the mid Duke. Two other women have Werbner said today that the new the ranks to 51. production last fall but Winger’s differences with attended local schools, invented the artificial teens to mid 20s. director Jonathan Demme caused him to quit. heart implanted in the chest of the late Dr. Vermont: Flurries Saturday, Barney Clark, a retired dentist from Seattle. A DOWNTOWN Winger got the producers to hire her friend dry Sunday. Chance of some snow •' .. 9 DAYS ONLY Penny Marshall as director but Marehall later second heart was implanted in William Sehroeder Monday. Highs in the 20s. Lows 5 to Hostages’, baii heips hearts MANCHESTER B quit over creative differences, with Winger of Jasper, Ind., who is recovering at Humana 15. Satellite view FEB. 15 thru 23 Donors will soon receive letters leaving as well out of loyalty. Winger rejoined the Hospital in Lexington, Ky.. where he will New / Hampshire, Maine: A More than $3,300 was raised 134. Contributions in the name ol B from the heart association contain­ cast this year when Francis Coppola was hired as celebrate his birthday Thursday. chanee^oLflurries Saturday. Fair Wednesday for the American Cummings, a member of the Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4:00 a.m. EST shows ing return envelopes for their director and they had planned to begin filming in Clark’s widow also showed up for the Sunday. Chance of snow north and Heart Association of Greater Hart­ Democratic Town Committee, to­ clouds continuing to produce snow showers around the Great Lakes contributions. ceremony. chance of rain or snow south ford by 12 citizens who became taled $615. mid-March. and extending southward into Illinois and Indiana and the central The hostages, besides Ferguson Monday. Highs in the teens north hostages and were ransomed out of Appalachians. Clear skies are over the Southeast, and some high The $3,352 total topped last's and Cummings, were the Rev. and 20s south. Lows in the single custody by friends, foes and clouds are seen over the central U.S. The western third of the country year's by $342. William Charbonneau, principal of numbers. Becoming a little others. is clear with some high clouds in the north along the U.S./Canada The hostage with the highest East Catholic High School; Jacob warmer Monday. The highest contributions were border. ■ earned by two youthful politicos on price last year was Carroll John­ Ludes. principal of Manchester Long Island Sound opposite sides of the partisan son Brundfett, for.whom $789 was High School. Steven Werbner. fence, event chairman Donna contributed to the heart assistant general manager of The National Weather Service Mercier reported today. association. Manchester; Fire Chief John Ri- Round Marquise forecast for Long Island Sound to Thomas H. Ferguson, a Republi­ The hostages phoned people they vosa; Robert Martin, president of Watch Hill. R.L, and Montauk V can selectman and first vice knew — and in most cases some the firefighters' union; Edward Point: BOSTON president of the Connecticut Young they did not — from captivity in the Tomkiel, town clerk; Felicia Pe- Winds southwest to west 10 Republicans, won contributions offices of James McCavanagh, a tito, a student at Manchester High knots to 20 knots today through totaling $749. His dollar plurality real estate broker and Democratic School; and Jam es Sacks, city Friday. Vidibility generally 5 over Theodore T. Cummings was state representative. editor of the Herald. miles or better. Weather partly SAN cloudy and colder, through Fri­ day. Average wave heights 1 foot LOS AHCCI to locally 3 feet today and tonight. LOW EST IgMPERATUNES Pear Oval Across the nation Rain will fall over the north lEGENO Pacific coast. Snow will fall _ 30 ---- across the Great Lakes-, Ohio [^^/ 'jlHOWtAS** FLm I Valley, northern and central urn WCATNER FOTOCAST a: Appalachian Mountains and New England. Partly to mostly sunny skies will be the rule over m the remainder of the nation. It National forecast will be windy along the east USDA CHOICE BONELESS slopes of the northern Rockies For the period ending 7 a.m. EST Friday. During early Friday morning Heart Emerald Cut and over the Great Lakes. High snow is forecast for parts of the Ohio Valley and parts of the Lower SHOULDER CLOD ROAST— ...lb . *1.89 i UPI photo tem peratures will be in the teens Great Lakes Region with rain in the Pacific Northwest. Elsewhere the and 20s across the Northern weather will be fair. 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I - MANCHKSTivH IIKRALD. Thursdiiv. Fib. 14. 1985 U .siyW orW In Brief Israel dismisses PLO-Jordan ence where it could easily be President's Day Savings lem. not with Washington," he told Rebels claim they set hotel fire JERUSALEM (UPl) - Israel outvoted. says the agreement between the Israel Television. Peres also noted the accord did from Peres said Israel has proposed MANILA, Philippines - Police said today arsonists^ Pale.sline Liberation Organization not refer to U.N. Re.solution 242, peace negotiations with Hussein and Jordan to work for peace is a which calls for the pullout of Israeli simultanemisly set fires on two floors of the '"’‘“[ ' y ”, without preconditions, but not with Manila Hotel, engulfing the resort in flam es that kdledat least step forward for Arabs, "but not troops from occupied lands, estab­ yet a proposition to open peace the PLO. lishment of a just and lasting V A N H E U S E N ^ people, including five Americans. The Hussein-Arafat agreement, negotiations" with the Jewish peace. •'All indications arc that it was the job of arsonists. announced in Amman Monday, Victor Natividad, the metropolitan police command chief, told state. The PLO has refused to accept The Reagan administration, calls for Israel to give up the the official Philippine News Agency. the terms of that resolution bc- however, described the pact be­ territories it seized in the 1%7 o/o ON CORUM Authorities also were invc.stigating reports that subvcTsives cau.se it does not call for creation of tween Jordan's King Hu.ssein and Six-Day war in exchange for peace had mliltrated the StXI-strong employees union, which was and recognition of its right to exist. a separate Palestinian state. PLO leader Ya.sscr Arafat as a Peres said the United States rciiorted set,to go on strike before fire broke out. he s;iid. "milestone " marking the first "It is a step forward from the FITTED SHIRTS continues to follow a three-point The KrCnch news agency A F P said today it received a note Pale.stinian commitment to a Arab point of view, but it is not yet SAVE 30 signed b>^ called the •Angels” saying the fire was a "protest a proposition to open peace negoti­ position — the recognition of peaceful resolution to the Arab- Israel’s right to exist, acceptance again.stjWe If .S.-Japan support to the Marcos dictatorship. The ations. as we see it,” Peres said. Israeli conflict. of U.N. Resolution 242 and direct note w/arned “ other forms of sabotage" would follow. Israeli Prime Minister Shimon Few details of the accord have STOCK UP NOW... been di.sclosed, but Hus.sein has Israeli-Arab negotiations. Peres, in an interview marking Peres’ comments came as the five months as head of Israel's also called for a U.N.-sponsored ^il of shootings leaves four dead conference to be attended by all U.S. State Department announced CHOOSE FROM coalition government Wedne.sday, that U.S. and Soviet officials will said he believed the Hussein- parties in the Middle East. COl.BY, Kan. — A carload of bandits on a bloody rampage meet in Vienna next week to Arafat agreement was directed Israel, however, says it favors for the 3 BASIC STYLES! across snowy northwest Kansas killed a restaurant rnanager, direct negotiations of the sort that discuss .such Middle East issues as SHIMON PERES toward the United States. executed two hostages and tried to hold off police in a final gun led to its 1979 peace treaty with the Arab-Israeli conflict, Lebanon . . . no PLO talks fitted "This is one of the mistakes. and the Iran-Iraq war biittle at a remote farmhouse. One suspect was killed. Peace must be made with Jerusa­ Egypt, not an international confer­ The Wednesday afternoon crim e spree lh;it covered about i^s look... ^ BASIC SOLID miles through tiiiy farm communities left four people wounded, including a state trooper who confronted the gunmen on a lonely Many prefer other hikes • WHITE country road and the operator of a grain elevator struck by • BLUE 60 bullets fired from the suspects'speeding car. Now you can gel the highest IRA rales around being locked in lo a lower rale If interest rales • TAN R eg. M 8” The first killing was reported at iibout 4;4.5 p.m. F.ST, wnen a rise. 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Court rejects castration option polls .show is so unpopular that taxation of employee benefits is and cigarettes are a better target tion plan unveiled last November, woilld tux employer-provided many Americans would rather pay the least popular, Roper reported. for taxation, followed by corporate COLUM BIA. S.C. — South Carolina's Supreme Court has higher taxes than accept it. One in four Americans looked income- at 73 percent, a national health insurance benefits in excess T h e reversed a judge who offered three confessed rapists the option The Roper polling organization more favorably on higher personal lottery at 62 percent. u.ser taxes at of $70 per month for individuals of castration or 30-years in prison, ruling the surgery would be conducted I wo polls — one among a income taxes when compared to ,36 percent, value-added or sales and $175 per month for families. unlawful mutilation. representative sample of the na­ taxing employee benefits. taxes at 32 percent and personal They are now tax free. , CORUM Circuit Judge C. Victor f’ yle of Ander.son. who drew national tion’s adult population and the income taxes. 23 percent. It also would repeal the tax- The surveys showed that 58 exempt status of all other attention with his controversial sentence option, was ordered .second involving corporate chief The survey was commissioned THE FITTED SHIRT percent of the general public and 71 employer-provided benefits. Wednesday to resentence Roscoe Brown. '28. of Pendleton. Mark executive officers. bv the American Council of Life h i g l W I R A “ The results of the two surveys percent of corporate heads would Vaughn, 22. of Clemson, and Michael Braxton, 20. of Sarasota, ,.VAN HEUSEN® Fla. The \Unehe„er Friem h „ f \U »ic .m e re ly lhank the fnllmemf, Man- Brown, Vaughn and Braxton pleaded guilty in 1983 to Belushi trial has new plea elu-.ler Merehanl. an,I ,,r„J, ..mnal. for their eonlr,l„.lmn. the repeatedly raping and torturing an Anderson woman for six h'rienil.'. recent fnnti tlrive. hours. The 80-pound victim lost about half of her blood during the Rm i I'I Mmi'I Ship Liniino 6ultin'C“ P*l/'L“ 2 ;T 'Your Quollly LOS ANGELES (UPI) - The second-degree murder, which Thi Cnit * | i" t y . „ . NutmoB Olllco Supply IHirrIoonil ordeal. Rrlin F. BMUm. O.M.D. Miln VIdM Cmlir Minchoitir CMroprictIc Contor woman who reportedly told a could result in a .sentence of 15 8. RldiirR BatlKO. P.C. Mirvki'l Flint Mon't Shop" Dulnn'i Ptiirmicy Mr. ond Mri. John Cimptall R E C A V S ~ years to life. Under California law, Niw ImiRi Prlnliri naMonal tabloid she killed “ Satur­ tlek’i Shii Ripili Pork Hill Joyco Floaor Shop lie rk a g e Savings a defendant is eharged with a aiiim suTM Sunny SIdo Up RoolMriid Nun’s death of AIDS alarms pupils day Night Live" star John Belushi VinHy C liiM ri Dr. N. Lirry Button DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER VERNON general count of murder and the Rimini EnlirwiMi WIndlih-K 18 DIoUlbulori hy injecting him with a fatal Lynch Milon M snehatUr Divltion 903 MAIN 5T. TRI-CITY PLAZA SAN FRANCISCO — The parents of children taught by a nun Dr. NIcholii Hirtlord Rood Coin Liundry overdose of cocaine and heroin pro.sccution attempts during trial Emplri Tm I HirUord Rood Diky Ouan E C TT C p Main Ollica: 1007 Mam SI 649-4586 • K-Marl Plaza. Spancei Si 5493007 Cofner Mam & Hudson Sis 647 056H who died ol AIDS have been sent a letter by her parish reassuring to prove either first or second ClwrciHi MMctt FIril FlM ril SlvInDi tdlS: Covaniry: Roula 3i 742-7321 Qlaslonbury: Inside Frank's Suparmarkal. Fo* Run Mali 633 7655 OPEN THURS. 'til 9r00 WED., THURS., FRI- '»il 9i00 pleaded innocent to a charge of JfurnilIngulrir Minchoitor SindABrivil South Windsor: 29 Oakland Rd 644 2484 •Tolland: Rl 195 872-7387 RlP-firipMci J. TIornoy Funinl Hinii that the students were not endangered by her illness. murder. degree. Dr. M m rii RKkow Pononol Tm Mirl-Rlidi Mri. Birnird M. Fosirty Sister Romana Marie Ryan. 66, a pre-school and kindergarten Cathy Evelyn Smith, a Canadian HIgMinil PHt Mirkit Minchoitor But Strvict B lllir'l Muilc C irrii Simon teacher at St. Philip's School for the pa.st 14 years, died Feb _6, who used to be a backupsingcrand Outside court, defense attorney Rnthony Mllino Minchoitor Stilt Sink Jiymirk. Inc. Filrwiy Virltb Btoro only three weeks after learning she had AIDS and a year and a occasional companion to rock Howard Weitzman said he would Brtwn'i Flowin Purdy corp. Lydih.idill. IInc. Minchoitor BifloL Inc. half after receiving a blood transfusion that cost her life in stars al.so pleaded innocent Wed­ call “journalists who work for M irli'i TilkirlnD ■ n ..- Savings Haiik of Maiii lir»lt-riM'iaiinpii|.*! liall<-"B'-gr.iMl of 82.50.0(1. lru-riH» connection with surgery on a broken leg, , . , ^ . nesday to 13 counts of furnishing newspapers around the country” The Rev Thomas Regan, the pastor of St. Philip s Church and Belushi with drugs during a to testify at Smith’s preliminary of .i..l^.T.-lv hop.-, lhal a Maoclo-alor l.u»i.i.-,« profoaaional. or a Wo itulivolual a friend of the nun, said Wednesday the parish decided to send the Hollywood binge that resulted in hearing, scheduled to begin March Will runie forward and inrH ihi" gram W e inily a|)|iri*nale Uus m U-half ol our la- letter even though "we have not received one single call from any the manic comedian's death 12. He would not name the l«*iil»'d h Ii h Ip i i I h. 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Bevins, Managing Editor Hauptmann’s widow promises fight to clear his name " ® . A. .. A. .. . the mFBI" i " H Hep csaid n FBI and New James P. Sacks, City Editor stand a trial and I will. lentz, father of the present New By United Press International baby, son of famed aviator "Lucky nothing but lies,” said Mrs, Haupt­ Jersey Supreme Court Chief Jus­ Jersey State Police files proved Lindy,” had been taken. She mann who awaits response from Mrs. Hauptmann's lawyer, Ro­ lawmen knew the fingerprints on bert R. Bryan of San Francisco, tice Robert N. Wilentz, Bryan said. opiNion claimed Hauptmann was at home the Department of Justice, the Mrs. Hauptmann said that ransom notes were not On the 50th anniversary of the with hei the night the abduction State of New Jersey and the Hearst said the case “was fraudulently Hauptmann's. tried, with people lying on the through the 1981 Freedom of conviction of Bruno Richard occurred. Newspaper Corp. to her appeal of Information Act she learned of Bryan also said Lindbergh's Hauptmann for the kinnap-murder A jury in Flemington, N.J.. the dismissal of her $100 million witness stand, and from the court’s trial testimony contradicted the own evidence came proof of tens of thousands of pages of Washington of infant Charles A, Lindbergh Jr., convicted Hauptmann of the 1932 wrongful death suit. documents in her husband's case aviator’s earlier testimony to a his 87-year-old widow vowed to crime on Feb. 13, 1935. He died in The appeals court must rule on Richard Hauptmann's Bronx. N.Y., grand jury. Getting the best deal on a mall innocence" buried in federai files and. sup­ continue her battle tb, prove her the electric chair in the Trenton, the dismissal before a trial can Trudy Maran, a Newark, N.J., Meriv-Go-Round take place. Among those Mrs. Hauptmann is pressed at the time of his trial. town might as well push for the one that offers the husband's innocence, ) N.J., State Prison April 3, 1936. Bryan said Wednesday the files lawyer who is co-counsel in the In considering how hard to get behind John Anna Hauptmann said Wednes­ “Give me a trial and we can "It’s very late,” she said, suing is her husband's former case, said the Hearst firm assisted biggest gain for the town. Jack Anderson day her late husband “never knew show the whole world what the referring to her age. "I went pro.secutor. former New Jersey were “a roadmap of fraud commit­ Finguerra in his fight with the developers of the Attorney General David T. Wi- ted by New Jersey, New York and in the prosecution. Winchester MaP. the town of Manchester will M anchester But there are nagging questions. What until the next day” that the truth realiv is. The whole case was through this all those years 1 can have to decide which bird is really in the hand and guarantee is there that after the shopping mall is which is in the bush. Spotlight built, the developer will be able to go forward with So far the town has put a lot of rhetorical the rest of the development? What is the relative support behind Finguerra, but it has not Alex Girelli strength of the competitors? committed itself to spend any dollars in his behalf. Herald Reporter Some officials feel the Winchester developers On the face of it, Finguerra's plan for a shopping have a more convincing track record than mall and other commercial development entirely Finguerra and a head start on him. IRS blushing in Manchester is a better deal for the town than On the other hand, neither is there a guarantee the Winchester plan, which would put most of the He did not make a formal proposal for tax that Winchester will be able to complete all of its highly taxable part of the development in South sharing, however. His position would probably be plan. Among those plans are a hotel and over surprises Windsor and most of the less highly taxable stronger if had made such a proposal and had a convention center to be built in Manchester. development — a parking lot and some fast food formal rejection of it to support his stand. Weiss also reported to the directors that he had WEISS REPORTED that the developer recently QAiagfimgtong places — in Manchester. for birthdays General Manager Robert Weiss seems to have first made overtures to South Windsor in the early told him the development of a hotel in Manchester put himself squarely behind FinWuerra and has 1970s about “coordination of planning, zoning, and would mean “the ultimate tax returns to the two urged the Board of Directors to m the same. But it possible tax-equity agreements.” In his report, he towns would be proportionate to the land WASHINGTON — The federal government, which is difficult to believe that the manager, who has a said, “At the time South Windsor was not ownership in both towns.” has regulations forbidding just about anything, reputation for good negotiation ill matters of prepared to move in this direction and "Based on the nature of the development. I appears to have been caught with its “can’ts down in economic development of the town, has not Manchester made its zoning arrangements would have to be convinced that such equity would a touchy area of employee decorum. The question, hedged his bets somewhat. independently." He was referring to the creation result.” stripped to its bare essentials, is: Should government It is apparent that in the past he tried without of a Comprehensive Urban Development zone and It may be that he and other town officials could workers be permitted to have strip-teasers entertain success to get a better deal from the developers of designating land in Manchester on the town line a be convinced if the Winchester developers made at the office? Winchester mall. CUD Zone to accommodate a plan for the an an attempt to convince them. One official, who The an.swer seems to be: Nobody knows. At least no proposed Buckland Commons development. does not want to be identified, is sure the hotel will one has been able to dig up a regulation that might IN HIS REPORT to the Board of Directors Feb. Buckland Commons never came about. be built and that the result will be a 60-40 split of cover the situation. Sale Starts Now! 5, Weiss said that an one meeting with the project the tax assessment between South Windsor and The most fascinating feature of this titillating All new Spring fashions! 4 planner and some South Windsor officials, he IF THE TOWN gives Finguerra a seven-year Manchester. That is about the amount of the split tempest is the teapot where it originated: the grim, between Farmington and West Hartford for West 4 urged the planner to go back to the drawing board fixed asse.ssment on the shopping mall he plans to antiseptic regional headquarters of the Internal “to realign the shopping center tc reflect the land build, as Weiss has suggested, Finguerra will Farms Mall. Revenue Service in downtown Washington D.C., ownership in both towns.” That is a bureaucratic have a competitive advantage over Winchester in If the Winchester developers can persuade known to local taxpayers as Dracula’s Castle. Behind K.4 way of saying "put more of the good Grand List in attracting large tenants. The tax benefit could Manchester that the hotel is a reality, it could put its ciinicai, glass-and-concrete facade lurks a spirit of Manchester.” mean Finguerra will be able to offer space to a different complexion on the matter. merriment that belies the revenue agents’ grim “If this was not feasible, I suggested to the town department stores at a lower rate that Winchester It would raise the question of whether the town image. officials (South Windsor) that they consider the can. should shoot for the 100 percent (minus the On Aug. 30, 1984, at 3 p.m., a woman demurely clad ^ \ possibility of an equitable tax-sharing That raises the question of whether the assessment freeze) in the Finguerra plan or settle in an evening gown and carrying a violin case showed circumstances justify the town's intervention. The for what may be a more certain 40 percent in the up unannounced in the office of a supervisor on his k agreement.” \\ "Neither suggestion was accepted in the final predominate assumption seems to be that one or Winchester plan. birthday. The young woman first sang a congratula­ plan as presented.” Weiss told the directors. the other of the malls will be built and that the A number of specifics are lacking. tory message and played a tune on her fiddle. Then, in the course of a iittle dance number, the young Woman stripped down to a revealing swimsuit. The whole Editorials birthday surprise lasted no more than seven or eight YOU'LL BE OK — minutes. JUST SWALLOW THIS PILL W' THE REPERCUSSIONS lasted a lot longer. An IRS How ‘Yankee’ a n d v o t e r e p u b l ic a n . spokesman described the birthday boy as a married o\ man and a “shy kind of guy whom you can make turn red pretty easily.” Sure enough, the supervisor was so is Connecticut? discomfited he reported the “Slrip-A-Gram” to his boss, a branch chief, who reported the incident to the F district director. ¥jI If Connecticut legislators decide to choose The IRS, perhaps wary of the Supreme Court's another official song in place of “Yankee ruling that sleeping in the park opposite the White V Doodle,” we hope they do a better job than the House constitutes free expression protected by the folks who picked the state’s travel slogan. First Amendment, has declined to ban stripping Really, what does “Better Yet^onnecticut” outright. Pressed for comment, an IRS spokesman mean? ' ' told my reporter Scott Barrett only that “we don't Edna Levy, a West Hartford composer who sanction" such forms of free speech on government , E is backing a commission to choose a new state premises. « A second incident occurred in almost equally august E song, is right. “Yankee Doodle” makes as quarters last Dec. 19 at the Smithsonian Institution’s much sense as the state song as does the environmental research center in Rockville, Md. A “Battle Hymn of the Republic.” It has nothing ? woman employee who had, until then, been making no to do with Connecticut, and is really out of great fuss over her birthday, was visited by a young K place except during July 4 festivities. How VSiiiiimn man dressed in a Santa Claus outfit. With appropriate _I • ■ Yankee is Connecticut, anyway? jollity, St. Nick peeled off everything. /•• .A l J B A writer named Herbert Randall once William Klein, director of the research center, said S I penned a poem entitled “The Spirit of he had been “totally unaware” that the birthday-suit B Education Today surprise had been planned. “If I had known, I would Connecticut." His verses spoke of Trumbull, have stopped it,” he said. “I totally disapprove of it.” Ellsworth, Putnam, Hale and Hooker, who are more a part of Connecticut’s legacy than WHEN ASKED FOR ENLIGHTENMENT on the i i George M. Cohan. Why not set Randall’s Reforms in the schools legality of stripping in government buildings, the poem to music? Office of Personnel Management responded in effect Rep. Anne Streeter, R-West Hartford, that there is no official policy. An official did cite a a Bv Patricio ftAcCormack ing the past two years. And • Twenty-nine states have up­ passage in the Code of Federal Regulations, titled introduced legislation to form the song­ virtually every governor has pro­ graded teacher education require­ choosing panel. Judging from some of the bills “General Conduct Prejudicial to the Govemrhent,” NEW York - Reports on posed a hefty boost in education ments to include a mandated which reads: “An employee shall not engage in ti being proposed, this may be risky business reforming the nation's public funding in 1985-'86. teacher competency test. Ten criminal, infamous, dishonest, immoral or notor­ (just the other day, a legislator wanted to ban schools are turning out to be more Georgia, for example, is being others are weighting such a iously disgraceful conduct or other conduct prejudi­ the throwing of uncooked rice at weddings than dust collectors„a .survey of asked to put up more than $1 billion change. Twenty-eight states have cial to the government.” because it may wreck birds’ digestive changes under way in the 50 states to fund education reform during made additional changes in But of course it wasn’t an employee who did the systems). But politicians are entrusted with shows. the next three years. teacher certification procedures, stripping. Is it prejudicial to watch? 'The 0PM official Schooi boards, state legislatures “The willingness of governors and another 16 are considering passed the buck to the General Services Administra­ the public good, and hopefully some of them and legislators to increase educa­ such changes. can carry a tune or recognize a good song and others are heeding some of the tion, which is directly responsible for government suggestions between the covers of tion spending may stem partly • Half the states have passed buildings. ) | \ when they hear one. numerous recent studies on how to from the fact that 37 states ended legislation that provides aid for “We’re not arbitrators,” said a GSA spokesman, “Yankee Doodle” isn’t a bad song. It’s just fix up the .schools. The first was the 1984 fiscal year with surpluses prospective teachers — including doing a little sidestep and tossing responsibility deftly i not representative of Connecticut. titled "A Nation at Risk." and only three reported deficits,” scholarships and forgivable loans. over the footlights. “I doubt there’s a policy on this.” Ruies and regulations are being the survey report said. The programs are mostly meant to He did say that GSA, iike any landlord, doesn’t changed to help schools meet the “Moreover, 28 states report that encourage high school whizzes in encourage in-house parties, and expressed the feeling goal of excellence cited in the they are anticipating a surplus in math and science to opt for that such affairs should be "in good taste.” The ’88 follies reports. But there's more than fiscal 1985" teaching. rhetoric and law-making going on. Highlights from the survey: • Teacher pay is headed up, but In many jurisdictions, from locai '' • Some 43 states have raised slowly. That — despite the fact that strictly personal Ladies’ Robes are under way schooi dis'tHcts to entire states, high school graduation require­ "A Nation at Risk” and other Some readers have*^ suggested that the govern­ JjJiort seersucker robe by Ev­ money is being put up to get change ments and set up statewide student reform reports recommended siz­ ment's fancy computer equipment must be tempting Jrs.’ Spring Separates elyn Pearson with gripper percoiating faster. assessment tests. Some require a able hikes. Only 18 states have set targets for sticky-fingered employees, and asks if this Howard Baker is off and running. Cool and breezy polyester/ front and and trapunto stitch­ New Spring Suits A national survey of education literacy test for graduation. Fif­ up across-the-board or minimum- is a problem. ing. Pink/white, blue/white. You remember him — three-term senator, reform activity, conducted by teen states now require an exit test level salary hikes since 1983. Unfortunately, it is indeed a problem, and at the cotton separates in florals, Men’s expertly tailored po- majority leader, a darling of the Watergate Alabama has upped base salar­ Misses’ Pants stripes, and solids. Sizes P-l.. Limited quantities. lyester/wool lightweight “Education Week” newspaper, for high-school graduation. Pentagon, where security should be the tightest. Reg. $43. hearings back in 1973. His name is forever notes the progress and adds that • Some schools have put in core ies 15 percent to $20,000. Kansas The Defense Department’s Office of Special llcim;yi:s 100% polyester suits by Andre Amon. Stripes being dropped as a presidential contender in the level of legislative and policy­ curriculums to make sure no one boosted paychecks 9.7 percent and Investigations is trying to track down the thieves who pants. Oossover waist, triple Tops, reg. 824 18.97 27.97 and plaids. Regular, short, making activity in the iast two slips through on a diet of academic North Carolina, 14.8 percent. Flor­ pleat with slash pockets. Sizes Girls’ Slacks 1988. Without Ronald Reagan to worry about. have been heisting electronic equipment from Skirts & Pants, reg. $3()-$.'L5 and long sizes. Reg. $160. 4 Baker may have a shot. years is at an unprecedented high. frills or anemic courses. The one in ida, Maine and West Virginia lifted top-secret communications facilities. H-18. Heg. 82.'L - |0 _ 9 7 Snappy Spring slacks by The education newspaper sur­ Illinois, for example, requires salaries by $2,000. Salary in­ The stolen items include computer gear, oscillo­ Maidenform Bras 129.97 Pretty Please. Yoke front 4 23.97-27.97 The moderate Republican has been plug­ vey — checking out governors, three years in language arts, two in creases are under consideration in ging USA Today in recent commercials. It scopes and "scramble” devices that protect sensitive Save 2..50 on soft stretch, lace with pleats in solid colors. education officials and legislative math, two social sciences, one 17 other states. Georgia, for telephone conversations from wiretappers. The OSI Men’s Dress Shirts Sizes 7-14. Reg. $20. gives him high visibility and keeps his name example, is being asked to make trim, and strapless styles. leaders — found all states have science, one music, art, vocational investigation is zeroing in on Pentagon employees Spring Blouses Juniors’ Sweaters Styles vary hy store. Sizes32- Solid color, long sleeved in the public conciousness. Running for the increased education budgets dur­ education or foreign language. $24,000 a year the average for with top-secret clearance who have access to the 14.97 teachers. Arizona and Connecticut I’eriect lor Spring. Misses’ Sensational sweaters in cot- :«). Reg. 1().,50-$15. dress shirts by Geoffrey 'presidency is a full-time job. equipment, and at least one higher-up who reportedly ,\stor One hlouse in 100% po­ ton/ramie blend. Available in are considering $18,000. Mary­ tried to prevent the official inquiry by covering up the Beene. In broadcloth and Candidates used to make their job advance­ lyester Georgette. Spring pas­ brights and pastels. Sizes S-L. $8-12.50 tone on tone. Regular fit, Boys’ Active Pants ments through government, with the Senate land’s school superintendent is thefts. asking for a 25 percent raise for tels. Sizes 8-l«. Keg. S27. Reg 825 1 9 . 9 7 spread colors. Sizes 14'/2-17. Rugged, polyester/cotton being the most important platform for a. What's particularly scary is that the stolen items teachers. were apparently used to tap into the Pentagon’s main Maidenform Panties Reg. $24-$25. ^ g 9 7 twill pull on pants in fashion candidacy. Not any more. The nation’s last 19.97 and basic colors. Zipper Some reform suggestions are computer by using the classified password. The Tailored nylon panties with two chief executives were private citizens going over like a lead balloon. Only investigators are trying to determine whether the Juniors’ Raincoats pockets. Sizes 8-20. Reg. $1 I. ^working practically full time to get their 13 states, the s^vey found, have Misses’ Rainwear elastic leg. Hipsters in white, thefts are the work of one or two individuals or an Fashion and basic style Spr­ heige, and colors; briefs in Levi’s® Action Slacks party’s nomination and then win the general moved to lengtnelK^he school day organized ring. Spring rainwear for Spring ing raincoats accented with 10.97 white, and beige. Sizes 5-6-7, Men’s Spring weight polyes- or year. Meanwhile, computers are causing a different showers! Koplins and nylons belts, fancy stitching, and election. Reg. 3..50 ea. 3 / 7 _ 9 g ter/wool slacks for super Robert Dole may be the majority leader Another dud? A recommenda­ problem at the Federal Aviation Administration. ill a variety of styles. Misses’ contrasting piping. Poplins in Health-Tex Sportswear tion that extracurricular activities According to the Transportation Department's sizes 8-16; petites, 6-14. fresh pastels. Regular and pe­ comfort. Solid and heatner lAtitire stock of new Spring now, and he may wind up the nightly be limited. Only six states have Briefs in size 8, Reg. $4. ea. colors. Sizes 30-40 waist. newscasts often enough. But Howard Baker inspector general, some FAA employees spend too Hi-g. S.SO-800. tite sizes, 5-13. Reg. $70. Mealth-Tex sportswear for enacted such a measure. much time playing games on the computers they're Reg. $35. 26.97 ildren. SALE PRICED! won’t be obscure. In fact, Baker may have Also not sprouting is the reform supposed to use to predict dangerous flying weather 39.97-69.97 54.97 3/9.19 chosen a safe, sensible path to the presidency. proposal that pre-school programs for the nation’s airlines. As leader of the majority party, Dole must be set up. Seven states have; eight Investigators at one location found “an unreasona­ MOST D&L STORES OPEN MON. THROUGH FRI. NIGHTS AND SUNDAYS 12 TO 5. settle the tough budget problems — an are considering such a step; and 33 ble number of computer games and personal data in Corbins Corner, Meriden, New London and Crystal Mall also opfin Saturday nights. (New Britain open Thurs. night only and closed Sundays) O -r a w by NEA. Inc states report no such activity. the computer,” according to the IG’s report. In fact, unenviable task considered the special • CORBINS CORNERS • MERIDEN • AVON • VERNON • MANCHESTER • BRISTOL • NEW BRITAIN • GROTON interest groups that have to be offended. the investigators discovered, “only about 12 percent "Now REMEMBER! My brother Is In advertis­ Patricia McCormack is educa­ of the data In the computer related to government • NEW LONDON « CRYSTAL MALL » DAL FOR CHILDREN, VERNON « DAL FOR CHILDREN, WETHERSFIELD______Baker can speak out without being specific. ing, so after he arrives NO 'COMMERCIAL tion editor for United Press Inter­ business and it was only used 30 minutes a day for The 1988 follies have begun. ZAPPING'I" national. official purposes.” 1 MAN'('ilE.STEI{ IIEHAU). Thursday. Feb. H, 198.5 - 9_ MA\( IIKSTKH IIKRAl.n. Thiirsdiiy. Kch 14. in85 Q by Crooks « Casaie tain EASY M R M c K E E ------r rv\lN CAIRO. E A & Y . G u A P VOL) "VEBBBNTRYIMG C A L IE P . '.YE P I P N T K N O W HA^ BEEN ' ' •'O CAUL THE WHERE you WERE. KIPNAPPEP , AKLER^ON^. &UT Bolton Recreation Commission asks for more money Thursday TV I; I HAVEN'T BEEN a b l e TO REACH expensive sports have in the past ter program will include notes on 'is signed out to. equipment that is more than 10 Tahoe. N V . t h e m - Bv Sarah Passed The Board of Selectmen tried to Avery said he would like the years old. Town officials cut an 6 :0 0 PM I 3 ; ( 8 j 22i !30 N e w s cut pony football entirely when the have been only partl.v funded by the condition of each piece of 9 :0 0 PM (3) Simon & Simon A chans Herald Reporter equipment and uniform as well as town lo buy new catching equip­ identical requc.sl from the 1984-85 ' 5. Three s Company C h a n n e l s malic union loader hires Rick and A J to learned that most of the players the town. find out whp's blackmailing him (60 min ) the name of the player each piece ment for baseball to replace budget. (9 J Hart to Hart BOLTON — The Recreation were from out of town. But the The commission did not always CD Merv Griffin >11 Benson WFSB Hartford. CT 0 Commission is .seeking $3,700 more Board of Finance gave the com­ seek funds for the total cost of its MOVIE: 'Killioy' A suspensoful drama 16/ Dr Gene Scott WNEW NovV York. NY (33 for town sports programs in the mission a total of $1,530 to spend as programs. Volunteers relied on rovolving around lovo, murder and the di­ WTNH New Haven. CT ff) '20 Little House on the Prairie sappearance of a beautiful young woman next fiscal year than is provided in it chose on pony and midget fund-raising activities and regis­ WOR New York. NY ’.•/ Kim Basinger. Robert Culp, Stephen football, which are for different tration fees to pay for the balance 24 Dr W h o WPIX New York. NY 2-/^ I the current budget of $21,008. '38 One Day at a Time WTXX Waterbury. CT Macht. 1981 111 But the commission has agreed age groups. of the sports budgets. Springfield, MA » Last fall, the ratio of residents to '40/ N e w sw a tc h WWLP (18) Dr. Gene Scott to turn over sports registration Play Channel 6Ts 34) The commission this year has WEDH Hartford. CT (22) (3b) Cheers A ridiculous bet that Sam fees to the town — a practice that non-residents switched back. First (41 Reporter 41 Hartford. CT 96 also asked for a pony baseball WVIT once made comes back to haunt him not all town sporVs programs have Selectman Sandra Pierog said I57( MacNeil/Lehfer Newshour WSBK Boston, M A 91 allocation of $1,438. nearly twice Springfield. M A 41 (24) Mystery! (CC) Agatha Christie Sto­ followed in the past. Wednesday that the change could (61) Good Times WGGB LEVY’S LAW ' by Jams* Schumeistsr the current allocation of $790. WXTV Paterson. NJ 4T) nes II The Fourth Man.' A doctor, a lawyer Although commission members make a difference in the board’s [CNN] Prog Cont'd n and a priest are shocked to hear the tale of THt FAlHrF3 PITL.Q MFTZ, Recreation Director Ronald Avery .WGBY Springfield, M A ■ TMINt: Wt-'UU have not yet submitted fiscal budget decision this year. [ESPN] PKA Pull Contact Karate; WTIC Hartford, CT If) a girl who strangled herself (60 min ) POWN6TAIB6. C x X P B F E O said the town had enough inter­ (CNN) TO PIN P TWE-UVE- VU^BM 1985-86 budget requests for all . The commission has not yet World Super Heavyweight Champion CNN Cablo Newo Ntwrk (41) El M aleficio OFTTING TME- ANP POYNOe. ested last year children to field a Disney Channel' (OISl &OPIP6 TO O tT TMI5 WFNE-FPMX) submitted a request for a separate ship from Miami FL DISNEY ($7) Living Planet: Portrait of the Earth UA6T OF THF programs, they have put forth a Sports Network (ESPNl TBIAU EOUUN6? second team. [TMCJ MOVIE: King of Hearts' An ESPN Frozen World Antarctica and the Hima PCOiPFCTIVE U T 6 T A I B 6 request for nearly double the 1985-85 midget football budget. Home Box Office (H BO l abandoned FffMich village is lefl to local HBO layans, the earth's most frigid zones, are JUBOB6. amount allocated this year to boys’ Recreation Commission The costs of some programs are CINEMAX Cinemnx (MAX) C O M F O N r i z e t c h lunatics during World War I Alan Bates. visited (CC) (60 min ) expected to go down slightly next P M^^ TMC Movie Channel (T M C l N O T A T 6 IX , F A B Y basketball. The money would be members said at a meeting with Genevieve Butold 1967 (U S A l year, wile for others itn will USA USA Network (CNN] Freeman Reports T H I 5 C A T & NFFDS> A spent to field an extra team. selectmen Wednesday that the [USA] Cartoon Express Y O O B 9 :3 0 PM (22) (3b) Night Court NFW P A I B And they have asked to see the increases reflect a first-time effort remain the same. HONOB 6 :3 0 PM (5) (61) One Day at a Time (38) NHL Hockey: Boston at Los Angeles O F 5 H 0 F 5 ' allocation for pony football rein­ to show town officials the total cost For women’s fast-pitch softball, (11) Barney M iller M.irshall. Bichaid Gillilund, Jonalhan Sil K in g s stated to the tune of $1,151. of the sports programs. The mo.st the commission is asking only $575, 1 (22) (301 N B C N e w s vorman 1984 (4i) De Fiedta compared to $730 this year. Co-ed $ $ $ $ $ (24> Nightly Business Report C D N e w s [HBO] MOVIE; Yentl' (CC) A woman volleyball drops from $130 to $100 (38) Jeffersons (11) MOVIE: Angel Dusted' A boy goes disguises herself as a man in order to enter and men’s softball from $3..593 to berserk alter smoking a mari)uana cigar­ a Torah school in late 18th century Poland Park plan wins backing (40) ABC News (CC) ette soaked in angel dust' and his mother Barbra Streisand, Amy Irving, Mandy Pa $3,280. (41) Noticiero SIN must get him medical and psychiatric help tinkin 1983 Rated PG. BOLTON — The Bolton Recrea­ programs without a place to play Members of both town agencies Jean Stapleton, John Putch, Arthur Hill [CNN] Showbiz Today 1 0 :0 0 PM CS) Knot’* Landing ICC) ALLEY OOP - by Dav* Grave tion Commission Wednesday told for at least one season while the debated the merits of having adult [ESPN] ESPN’s Horse Racing Weekly 1981 Val begins painful tlierapy lo roslore her members of the Board of Select­ grass fs allowed to grow in. volunteers for each sport continue Watch and Win [HBO] Best Legs in the 8th Grade A (18) Dr. Gene Scott memory. (60 min ) men they favor starting a planned Recreation Director Ronald Av­ to collect registration fees or high school loser, now a big-timo lawyer (20) MOVIE: The Great Santini' A Marine CD N e w t having all fees paid at Comnmun- Corps colonel nearly destroys his family by reconstruction of the ballfields at ery said at a budget workshop with realizes his life long dream may com e true ® (46) 20/20 (CC) his dictatorial methods. Robert Duvall, Herrick Memorial Park in August, selectmen Wednesday that his ity Hall. $61,000 in Cash and 7 :0 0 PM Cf) CBS News Blythe Danner, Michael O Keefe. 1979 (1$) Dr. G en e S co tt even though -it means the fields commission favors an August Avery also said a new form of C5J f38) M - A - S 'H (2Julie Andrews. with Arltru in September 1983, but (57) W ild World of Animals Kirn Basinger Rated R [USA] Seeing Stars legal challenges to interstate bank­ (61) One Day at a Time ITM CI MOVIE: 'All Night Long’ An all 1 1 :0 0 PM CD (D (22) (3b) (40) N e w s ing laws have held up the deal. [CNN] Crossfire night drugstore manager is demoted in his CD Taxi Since then, Arltru improved its |ob and falls for a goodmatured floozy FRANK AND ERNEST • by Bob Thavea [ESPN] ESPN's Speedweek Bartira Streisand, Gone Hackman, Diane CD Phil Silvers earnings and threatened to pull out [HBO] Berenstain Bears (CC) Brother Ladd 1981. Rated R (11) O dd C o u p le of the agreement if the price Boar almost gives up hope of finding his [USA] College Basketball: Louisiana (1$ Dr. Gene Scott secret admirer Animated MY MOTp IS "PO »T wasn’t raised. The original com­ State at Tennessee (2b) Honeymooners [USA] Dragnet mitment allowed either bank to 8 :3 0 PM (D Rituals (2$ Dr. Who now!" THATy WHY rve 8 :0 0 PM CD Magnum, P.l. Con man back out if the merger wasn’t CD Sale of the Century ^ (6^ Ten O'clock News M ac s latest escapade may place Magnum P^clPBP NO T i m e completed by Dec. 31, 1984. 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Richard Egan. 1951 bank’s assets divided by the friends most grueling event, the triathlon Penny [ESPN] Top Rank Boxing from Lake number of shares outstanding, as ICN N l Moneyltne w a n t t o o (ESPN l College Basketball; Arizona P oN ’T £> . of last Dec. 31, with a clause that State at USC ~ Tv-,Ax/£6 2-14- adjusts the price for future [USA] Gong Show earnings. 1 1 :1 5 PM ^1) R eporter 41 on Wall Street Arltru shareholders will receive TRIATHLON______1 1 :3 0 PM (D Three's Company Hartford National common shares CD Charlie's Angels with a value equal to 1.67 times the Penny Marshall has the sup­ CD'(4b) ABC News Nightline sum of the ajusted book value of ...... port of her son (Jonathan CD B urns 8i A lle n right here on our street. their stock. Silverman, I.) and the man (It) Honeymooners The value of Hartford National’s who loves her (Richard Gilli­ ^b) Leave It to Beaver stock in the deal will be based on a land. r.) when she enters the (2^ (3b) Tonight Show • 30-day average with a ceiling of $37 sports world's most grueling Professional investment services are as (41) Pelicula: 'Yo Amo, Tu Amas, event, in "Triathlon," which Nosotros Amamos' per share. airs THURSDAY, FEB. 14 on ($7) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour Arltru “experienced an excel­ ABC [CNN] Sports Tonight lent year of earnings in 1984, and close as your bank- if your bank is the [m a x ] MOVIE: 'The Changeling' A col­ we believe that this new agree­ CHrcK i isTiNOS ron exact time lege lecturer plunges into a living night­ ment recognizes the value of their mare when engulfed by the sinister forces continued success," Hartford Na­ Savings Bank of Manchester. of a long-vacant Victorian mansion George C. Scott. Trish Van Devere. 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Andover: Andover Shopping Plata. Member F.D.I.C. four rounds of spades, which would the area’s neutrality after the year Sooth Whidtor: Sullivan Ave. Shopping Center. Aihford: Junction Rtes. 44 & 74. Eastfoed: Rte. 198 next to post ofllcc. East Wsdsor: luncllon Rtes. S & 140. Tel. 646-1700. Equal Opportunity Lender 2000. MANCHESTER HERALD. Tliiir.sdu.v. Fvb. 14. 1985 - If Tech students learn from court visit Manchester In Brief Manchester vocational-technical The teen's hearing was post­ Family By Bill YInglIng yourself?” the judge asked. FOCUS/ poned until another day. Herald Reporter "1 have nothing to say,” he school who visited the court Squirrel blacks out South End Wednesday to observe the morning Carol Cavicchi, who teaches the mumbled. American Civics class which had They watched as the defendants,' "Pardon me, I didn't hear you." session of arraignment court. M ore than 100 residents lost power for about an hour this visited the court, thought the "1 have nothing to say,” he “I didn't think they could sent­ morning on Spring, Garden and Fern streets after a squirrel one by one, stood in front of the experience was beneficial for her ■I : ■ N- repeated, louder. ence anyone in arraignment running along Spring Street power lines electrocuted itself by judge to plead their cases, students, who had just studied a A housewife charged with writ­ “ Well, 1 have nothing to say to court,” Carter said. touching two.live wires'at once, blowing four fuses in Northeast unit on the court system. Journeys ing a bad check, a logger charged you," the judge said. After the court session, the Utilities lines, a company spokesman said today. students chatted among them- Cavicchi said the courtroom M argaret A total of 137 customers were affected when the fuses blew at with stealing a scarf, a teenager activities left a clear impression on charged with reckless driving and AFTER SCANNING his papers a selves about what they had seen. 7; 30 a.m., according to NU spokesman Jose Chavez. Power was her .students. „ H ayden another charged with sexual while longer, Manchester Su|>erior One pointed out to another that the restored to the Garden Street residents by 8:,30 and the tights teenager charged with sexual "It was a sobering experience. assault. Court Judge James D. O'Connor went back onMn Spring Street houses at 8: .SO. Chavez said. assault was 17 years old, just a few finally delivered his sentence — THE VISIT WAS PART of The last 13 customers, on Fern Street, regained power at 9:05 And each time the clerk an­ three years in jail and 2 years', 4 years older than the students. nounced another case, the students Connecticut's courtroom visitation months' probation. program, coordinated through the from Howell Cheney Regional "The prisons in this state are KEITH TIMKO. however, was school and a local law firm. Vocational School ruffled through overcrowded, but they are going to suprised. He was older than Timko Mielcarz supervises gym their copies of the docket, scanning find room for you if you don't thought. Civics teacher Martha Taylor, ,. V ' Asthma seminar the pages to find the charge. change.” he said. "The first time I saw him, he who organized the program at Elizabeth Mielcarz has been named the new gym supervisor The clerk called out the last didn't look that old." Timko said. for the Mahoney Recreation Center by the Recreation The mother, wiping a tear from Cheney Tech, praised the local number before the noon recess. her eye, walked out the door in the Chris Tibbo remarked about the A Department. M ielcarz, who began her new po.ntion Wednesday, visitation program, and said she brings sister’s back of the courtroom. And the behavior of the teenager charged approves of the statewide program was introduced to the Park and Recreation Commission A door opened and in walked a 17-year-old boy, escorted by a boy, still shadowed by the deputy, with reckless driving. as an effective teaching tool. Wednesday night by Recreation Director Scott Sprague. The defendant had been leaning sheriff's deputy. The boy's mother disappeared through the same " I was very impressed with the A native of South Windsor, Mielcarz is a graduate of Central on the table while standing in front iMness to mind walked up and stood next to him as door he had entered nearly 15 way the court treated us.” she Connecticut State College, where she majored in physical of O'Connor when the judge ftair tied the clerk read the plea and charge, minutes earlier. education. She has worked for the South Windsor Recreation said. Some things get better guilty to 2nd-degree robbery. The door closed and the court ordered him to get his hands off the This was clear at a recent workshop I attended at Department and was a coach in the Windsor school .system. 'The state is really beginning to The judge read aloud the boy's adjourned. table. Washington School. The workshop was designed by Sprague said Wednesday that Mielcarz was cho.sen from Tibbo supported the judge's use the courts as part of the criminal record, which, stretched “ That's one bad dude." said the American Lung Association for asthmatic actions. “ That wasn't right when classroom." she said. "It really among five strong candidates. He said it is the first time since back to when he was 12 years old. Jamie Carter, a ninth-grader at children, their parents and .school nurses. la.st July that the Recreation Department has been at full staff. Cheney Tech. Carter was among 25 he walked up there and ju.st brings home the .seriousness of the Imot toda And now he was in trouble again. The association is emphasizing teamwork and a clrmpJlpH l.iKIo ” hf* SUid. court,” "What do you have to say for ninth-eradc students from the multi-facett*d approach to relieve the .severity nf asthmatic attacks. Flare-ups can cau.se victims to McCavanagh supports bills .struggle for each breath, frightening them and the By Margaret Hayden ■ people who cure about them. state Rep. James R. McCavanagh. D-Manchester, said he Herald Reporter » supports a package of 12 bills designed to combat child abuse that Experts’ obesity view fattens more A.sthmaties have a much better chance for a normal or nearly normal life than they did a generation ago. were introduced by House Democrats. a s they talked about Medical treatment is iillproving and much more Included in the package is a bill that would require courts to man. “ It is a disease and it carries breast, cervix, uterus and ovaries be considered obese and in need of information and helpful programs arc available today accept the testimony of child abuse victims regardless of age and By Al Rossifer Jr. with it the risk for increa.sed in women. their wedding today V ' medical help. W e've been going together for about five * ' on this disease, which tends to run in families. a bill that would allow a minor to bring civil action against United Press International By that standard, at least 34 mortality and deserves to be treated and considered just as "Obesity is a killer,” said months,” Edward Scback said. His bride-to- anyone who has sexually abused him or her up until three years million Americans are considered I ESCAPED this disea.se bill many of my relatives WASHINGTON - How fat you seriously as any other illne.ss.” Hirsch, of Rockefeller University be, Vivian Sessions, smiled as she nodded. after reaching the age of majority. obese. in New York. did not. "This package of legislation is a positive response to a very are and where that fat is on your The conclusions Wednesday Schack and Sessions weife,schedule4.to be The l4-memb<'r panel said obes­ When I was young, my sister Calherinc had many serious problem within our society," McCavanagh said in a news body can be hazardous to your broke new ground in the growing Many health professionals have married at 2 p.m. They were interviewed on health, a national panel of special­ ity is clearly associated with high disabling attacks. They started after she received a release, effort to recognize the significance considered anyone 40 percent or Idonday. routine smallpox vaccination in early elementary ists says. blood pressure, abnormally high McCavanagh and other House Democrats are calling for of obesity on health. more overweight as being obese. " I asked her if T could put my cane on her A committee convened by the levels of cholesterol in the blood, school days. But Hirsch said the panel decided bijiartisan support of the bills. National Institutes of Health says "W e want the average American adult diabetes and increased risk walkerj tben; She had her hooks inme,” he said Through the 1930s and 1940s she would sit up night there is enough evidence to indi­ anyone 20 percent overweight, as and his physicians to know that of cancers of the colon, rectum and and stw la d le d . Both live in the rest home after night, struggling for each breath, while my cate to support the more stringent determined by life in.surance com­ obesity is a disease," said Dr. prostate in men and cancers of the section ef Meadows Convalescent Center and parents tried to relieve her suffering, often giving her 20 percent definition. Water plant tests proceed pany weight-height tables, should Jules Ifirsch, the committee chair­ gallbladder, the bile passages. will coi|jyynue to live there after their wedding. shots of adrenalin after other measures had failed. They look her to several area general practitioners. The town's new water treatment plant had gone through 46 She was dressed in the navy blue dress she bought ,Io^; the big event. Members of the They took he|[ to a specialist for scratch tests to find hours of its 160 hours of test operation and Robert Young, TIMNKSGIVING I give thanks for the favor out what sheNj^s allergic lo. They took her to a administrator of the water and sewer division, said this morning Meedovifs. jta ff and the couple’s children and chiropractor and'a-JieaWb'fpod enthusiast, and they he is happy with the result so far. granted for the powerful No­ g r ^ r iu w ir ii were expected to attend today’s* t NOVENA TO ST. IDOE vena made to sacred heart. sent away for remedies advertised in magazines. He said minor adjustments have been made during the test run cer^ony’.' They bought inhalers, masks, ointments, patent Carl A. Benson Main St., West Hartford, is in O holy St. Jude, Apostle and mar­ but no major problems have surfaced. charge of arrangements. Calling tyr, great In virtue and rich In mira­ May the Sacred Heart of Je­ “ I S h a lt teach you the wdys pf the world," he medicine, as well as perscription drugs. My father Workers have periodicially flushed the water line on Main Carl A. Benson. 74, of West hours are today from 3:30 to 5 p.m. cles; near kinsman of Jesus Christ, sus be praised, adored, glo­ promised her as he gased affectionately at her. took vacation days in the ragweed season in the late Street to clear up a problem at Nassiff's Camera Shop where fine Hartford, husband of the late faithful Intercessor of all whe In- and 7 to 9 vokeyour special patronage In time rified through the whole youl” she retorted, giggling, summer to bring her lo the cleaner air of the While sediment has caused a problem in photo processing. Young said Catherine (Robertson) Benson, Memorial donations may be of need. To you I have recourse world forever. Amen. Say can'be taught. With age comes wisdom Mountains of New Hampshire. the situation has improved greatly and Earl Hannum of Nassiff's died Tuesday at Hartford Hospital. made to the Memorial Fund of the from the depth of my heart ttnd this little prayer 6 times a and: t have a wee bit," he said, noting he is the The attacks continued, especially through the said there is no problem at all now. He was the brother of Ernest W. Emanuel Lutheran Church, humbly be g to whom God has given older of’the two. Htrold photo by Pinto summer when the flowers were blossoming and plants Benson of Manchester. such greet power to come to my as­ day for 9 consecutive days. Young said tests of the water at the plant have been good. *’I was W last Dec, 3,” he said. and weeds were going to seed. The cold air of winter He is also survived by a sistance. Help me In my present and Your prayer will be an­ about their wedding which was ex­ created breathing problems, too. Dust, animals, cut Meanwhile the town is awaiting results of tests on a sensing In Memoriam urgent petition. In return I promise Vivian Sessions and Edward Schack of daughter, Mrs, Armond (Cathe­ swered before the 9th day, “ 1 was 68 last July 25,” she said. flowers, and many foods could trigger an episode of device that failed Jan. 25, causing an acid spill that delayed the In loving memory of John J. to make your name known and ' Meadows Convalescent Center talk pected to take place today at 2 p.m. rine) Lyons of Plainville; his “ We realW help each other a grept deal, I try experim ental opening of the plant. The town sent the device to a Gribbon, who passed away Fe­ cause you to be Invoked. no matter how impossible it sneezing or a .severe atltack, lasting three days. uncle, Viktor Benson of We.st to M p tier. If 1 want a l^ ter written, I dictate it laboratory for testing. bruary 14, 1980. Say three "Cur Fathers, Three may seem to you. Don’t for­ Eventually, When she was a young adult, she Hartford, and two grandchildren. Hall Marys and Glorias." Publica­ New^ Haven greenhouse and in the Chatfield their health improved, were transferred tq the Another investigation is being done by Weston and Sampson of We cannot hold the hand of time. get to thank the Sacred to ^ ,” hesaid. received injections to combat the allergies, ending the The funeral will be Friday at 1 tion must be promised. St. Jude He has a vision problem. Both walk with Paper Store in New Haven. rest home section of the complex. ' . .severe attacks. She slill suffers from some of the Boston, designers of the plant. The firm is compiling data on the Or live again the past. Heart. Publication promised p.m. at Emanuel Lutheran pray for us and all who Invoke your •‘For Cheney Brothers I worked so many Schack was married for four years in the annoying aspects of the disease, however. F’or pouring of a concrete containment basin that developed cracks But in our hearts are memories. aid. Amen. This novena has never 4fi3iculty and have other physical problems, Church, 311 Capitol Ave., Hart­ ftfr favor received. early 1940s and divorced. instance, du.st in the air can slill make her and allowed some.of the spilled acid to enter the town's sanitary That will forever last. been known to fall. I have had my ^one of wbidi.stopped them brenn joking with ford, with tfie Rev. Dr. John W. request granted. L.J.P. D.E.W. each ottNkr as they discussed their marriage uncomforlable. sewer system. Stadtlander officiating. Taylor & Sadly mis.sed by. When she was a child, there were no support groups Wife. Daughter Sc Sister Modeen Funeral Home. 136 S. for Pioneer Parachute for'three yeara and for *’*^eadows Social Services Director Peggy or workshops, as there are today, but our family was in touch with other families facing similar problems. Driver laces more charges THE CODPtE SELECTED the Rev. Charles Pratt & Whitney for three and a half years, Leahy said the couple seem stronger since they have found each other. The staff is happy for We swapped ideas and remedies. A Hartford man stopped on Center Street early Wednesday on Knhl,' pastor of Zion Liltheran Church, to until I got crippled.” m the couple and looking forward to the wedding. suspicion of drunken driving is being held today on drug and perform the piarriage ceremony. The pastor She was » school crossing guard in Stafford THE DISEASE continues lo create problems as weapons charges, police and Manchester Superior Court P ? 0 0 1 often comes Meadows, they said. Schack Springs. In her native Rockville, she worked in • " It ’s our first,” said Philip Viner, the asthmatics are exposed to cold, infection, allergens, spokesmen said. O' , , , . . M l k was baptised and conftnned in the Zion Church several mifls arid in the office of the fohner administrator. "W e’il provide th4 cake and pollutants and other precipitating agents which Miguel M. Sebastian, 24. was charged with drunken driving and attended before be left his Manchester Rockville Leader. She was widowed about two punch-” '' tighten the bronchi, decreasing the space for air. after he failed sobriety tests when police stopped him shortiy home at 17; years ago. She Tias'five children and eight Couples have lived together at the'center While medical science has been able to identify before 3; 30 a.m., police said. ” 1 was bdupbdd but of school for raising the t grandchildren, before. Once the center had a 70th wedding many allergens which trigger attacks In some people, .A search of Sebastian and his car turned up a switchblade knife devil,'f he Paid. “ I started traveling.” He anniversary party for residents. if has failed to find the real cau.se of the ancient Vf///.- disease. Medicine, breathing exercises and changes in his pocket, a loaded .45-caliber pistol and box of ammunition, s ta y ^ in f®*" f'*'® weeks and in the ABOUT THEIR FUTURE together he said, As they were leaving the chapel after having and more than an ounce of suspected cocaine, police said. “ n i tease the dewl out of her!" their pictures taken, he asked how they would in ways of living can reduce the suffering. Pocono Uniltatains of Pennsylvania, Manhat- Such programs as the recent workshop can be a big He was charged with drunken driving, twaeounts of having a get back upstairs. t V\\G’ ten,< New Yori:, and in New Jersey tpr “ 111 fix you: y

EVENING AUCTION Wifi’ - ‘./M ' Steady’s stHI in COVENTRY AUCTION SERVICE w m Riday, Feb. 15, 7 p.m. (Preview 5 p.m.) ^ (Snow date Saturday, Feb. 16, 7 p.m.) High school sweeties in 1985 and 1965 are remarkably alike in many, many ways

to be held at i V By Nancy Pappas knew I wanted lo see her. That Manchester Mall Auction Gallery Herald Reporter night. I guess I had a hunch about V.V the two of us,” he said. ^811 Main Street, Manchester, Conn. It’s been'called everything from Twenty-two years later, Juros is PARTIAL LISTING "keeping company” to "going very glad that he '‘played his via ar* tailing tmall aitata from Coventry plus addlllont. Everything It steady.” Today’s kids call it hunch.” On this Valentine's even­ I daan and ready lor the home. "going out. ing, he will still bring dark FURNITURE Any way you phrase it. it means chocolates (lots) and bright flow­ seeing one special person — on ers (only a few, select) to his high I Elegant Chippendale-style 4-dr. mahog. ladies' desk with Queen Valentine’s Day and the rest of the school sweet|ieart. I Anne legs, colonial-style Lane cedar chest, round quartered oak •jira I lamp table, oak bookcase, oak & bamboo stand, 2-pc. maple hutch year. I (32" wide), round maple table with 2 leaves, pr. Windsor-style fan- Julie Ludes and Matt Jensen, IN JUROS’ and Fredrickson's I back chairs, modern 5-dr, oak chest, ladles' oak chest. Queen An- members of the band at Manches­ day. steadies went to school Ine-style tea table, oak clock shelf, colonial-style wingback chair, ter High School, have been seeing dances, to the movies in East I uph. chair & ottoman, recliner, two dome-top trunks, misc. tables & each other seven months. At times Hartford and Wethersfield, and on I chairs, and much more. they’ve felt they've been going “ study dates" at Mary Cheney steady in a fish bowl — she’s the Library. Inevitably, they wound up JEWELRY V daughter of MHS Principal Jacob their evenings together at Friend­ 14K ladies' band with 7 diamonds, yellow gold Art Nouveau ring Ludes 111. ly’s lee Cream Parlor on Main I with tiger eye. 14K Deco ring with ruby & 6 diamonds, 14K Cameo John Juros and his wife-to-be, Street. ring with seed pearls, 14K white gold ring with opal 8i 2 diamonds, Karen Fredrickson, "went In those days, Karen proudly yellow gold man's ring with eagle, rose gold Viet, ring with 3 gar­ cuffed back the sleeves on John's nets, 14 Kwhitegoldringwith3diamonds, yellowgold Viet, bar pin steady” for two years in high "letter sweater," a large cream- with sapphires & seed pearls, 14K Animaliar pin with sapphires school back in the mid-60s. (sighed F. Skaggs), Viet, marcasite necklace and bracelet. 2 pr. Fredrickson was the class of ’65. colored cardigan with a big red I Viet, pierced earrings, rhinestone bracelet [signed Bogoff) and Jensen is the class of '85. Have Manchester High "M ” on it. other fine rhinestone pieces. Much more to come. things changed much in these 20 They were “ model teens” who years? Not as much as you might went to church together. But they COLLECTIBLES think. were also normal teens, who went Multicolored slag glass panel lamp, figural cast Iron bank (buf- parking — with other couples — on I falo), carved figural folk art box, cast iron parrot door-stop, Dills- JOHN JUROS woke Karen Fred­ Spring Street near Case Mountain, best tobacco tin (mint), early miniature footed skillet, toleware rickson at 8 in the morning to ask on Bent Road, and at the Nike site pudding mold. Sterling, plated silver, brass, copper, colored glass, her out on their first date. now used by the Recreation milk glass, oil lamps. Art Nouveau-style lamp, charcoal of puppy 11.57Effective Annual Yield “ My mom got me to the phone, Department. (signed L.B. Veits), framed needlepoint, Viet, prints & frames. Lots and I was really groggy, and he of linens, blankes, sheets, towels & misc. In excellent condition, This year. John and Karen Juros starts in with the whole ‘guess who will go to her 20th high school I and much more. this is?' bit," she recalled. "And reunion together — Manchester TOOLS A APPLIANCES really, we had just met at a party Manchester Division: High School, Class of '65. “ It’s Power Kraft 10" radial arm saw (M. Ward), Walker I'/i-ton jack, the night before, and I hadn’t corny, right? The high school many boxes of tools and hardware. Craftsman vise, 1867 bench Main Office: 1007 Main St.649-4586 really noticed him that much. I ‘sweethearts’ return to the scene," -I ^ vise. Whirlpool Trash Masher compactor, late-model Sylvania K-Mart Plaza, Spencer St. 649-3007 was too busy moping. I was Mrs. Juros said. console stereo (colonial case), lots of stereo equipment, clock ra­ Corner Main & Hudson Sts. 647-0568 breaking up with someone else. So And these “ steadies” now ha've a dios, small appliances and misc., telephones, quartz hearter, I was guessing all these people, daughter, Kimberly, who’s just the I sports equipment, lamps, and much more. Coventry: Rf. 31 742-7321 and never getting the right name. I age her mom was when she began ★ MO - 250 LOTS IN ALL * Glastonbury: Inside Frank’s Supermarket U. 0 0 ^» guess he hadn't made a really big going steady. "So I really notice. \ Fox Run Mall 633-7655 impression on m e." I ’m real interested in what the kids TERMS OF SALE: Cash, Travelers Cltecki. Bank Check, approved checks. Annual Rate Was Juros discouraged? Not at X. today are doing," Mrs. Juros said. Herald photos by Pinto qUAUTV CONSIfSNMENTS FOR FUTURE AUCTIONS ACCEPTED. South Windsor: 29 Oakland Rd. 644-2484 all. " I really listen when the kids talk Tolland: Rt. 195 872-7387. Auctioneer — Robert Snyder Karen and John Juros have been sweethearts since high " I was really interested in that about going out. Do they still do Julie Ludes, 16, and Matt Jensen, 17, have been going girl. So what if she hadn’t noticed what we used to do?” Phone (203) 742-9682, or 646-9243 day of sale. Substantial penalty for early withdrawal. Interest compounded monthly. school. They started going steady when Mrs. Juros was me? 1 had been watching her out of out together for seven months. The rules haven’t ★ AMPLE FREE PARKING IN.THE REAR ★ 15 — the age her older daughter is now. the comer of my eye all night. I Please turn lo page 13 changed much over the past 20 years. MANCHKSTP:R MKRALD, Thursd;iy. Feb H, I9H5 - 13 12 — MANCHKSTER HF.RALD, Thursday. Foh 14, 19K5 Coin’ steady hasn’t changed that much

.stretch rules to the limit, when this to midnight on Saturdays. In not into Pacman and stuff," said Advice Continued from"page 11 your girlfriend’s father is the higli general, they prohibit school-night Jensen. “ There aren’t a lot of places you can go. when you’re too school principal. FOR THE MOST part, the dates. (That ruling can sometimes be circumnavigated with "study young to get into bars and clubs.” The image of today ’s high .school answer is a qualified “ yes,” kids, as projected by the media, is “ Things are more casual today, groups" set up at the home of a HIGH SCHOOL ITSELF re­ rather tarnished. “ You’d think Worried about gambling? and there are a lot less restrictions mutual friend.) mains the primary place for school that we all take drugs, and have about what ’the girl can do,’ and sweethearts to meet. The strict access to alcohol, and we re all what 'the boy can do.’ And we’re THESE DAYS, the “ picking up ” rules of conduct-in-the-halls, en­ messing around.” said Hull, on a usually good friends first, before might just as well be done by the forced during the Juros’ years in day when school was closed Answer these questions! we start dating,” said Matt girlfriend in the couple, if she has school, have been relaxed. Couples because of the snowfall. “ That s Jensen, an MHS senior. access to a car. Girls are welcome kiss at their lockers, and embrace ju.st not true for mo.st kids. W ’re DEAR ABBY: I’ve been mar­ mend that he get in touch with But according to Matt, his to telephone their boyfriends, and outside classrooms. “ You do sec it going out skating this afternoon, or ried to A1 (not his real name) for 16 Gamblers Anonymous (it’s in your girlfriend Julie Ludes. and several even to ask them out for a concert all the time, but the teachers kind maybe w e ll have a snowball years. 1 love him and 1 know he phone book), of their friends, “ going out to­ or a party. of frown on it, and wc try not to do fight ” It’s just not that different loves me, but 1 cannot stay in this It is a non-profit fellowship of gether” these days isn’t much But the initial “ big m oves" are Dear it." said Matt, ft’s not easy to now. marriage unless he quits gam­ men and women who admit that different from “going steady” generally still made by the guys. bling. A1 owns his own business and Abby gambling is not a game or a sport twenty years ago. Jensen, for instance, had had his we live well, but he owes money all — it's a disease they must learn to \ “ It’s really the terms that have eye on Ludes for quite some time over. He bets on football, basket­ Abigail control. changed. Most parents still don't before he successfully launched Encourage your husband to go to understand that ‘going out’ is the their relationship. Births ball, baseball, boxing, horses and Van Buren dogs. He even bets on elections, a meeting and learn firsthand how same as what they called 'going “ I thought about it for quite and he bets big! he can overcome the disease. steady,” said Malorah Hull, an awhile. I mean, we were friends Sturghss, Kyle Macnell, son of grandmother is Wilma Wiley of I know he's won a lot of money, For more information about MHS sophomore. “ We say, 'Mom. and all. Then I went up to the Big E Mr. and Mrs. David Sturgess of 107 Case Drive. The baby has a Gamblers Anonymous, write to the but he never tells me how much he I ’m going out with so-and-so,’ and and I won her this huge stuffed Olcott St., was born Feb. 4 at St. brother, Kevin, 12, and twosi.sters, national office: P.O.Box 17173, Los loses. they think wc mean one date. It’s animal," he said. “ And I told her Francis Hospital. Hartford, His Jackalyn, 13, and Jessica, 2>/t. Please help me to help him, 10. Do you ever borrow to finance Angeles, Calif. 90017. Please en­ really our way of saying that we’re I ’d'give it to her, only if she’d go out maternal grandparents are Mr. Abby. Gambling is like a disease your gambling? close a long, stamped, sejf- planning on seeing that person to dinner with me.” and Mrs. Lee Putnam of Wethers­ Skoog. Travis William, son of with him. 11. Have you ever sold anything addressed envelope. steadilyJi Julie accepted. Matt blew a field. His paternal grandparents William and Pamela (Bonafine) small fortune at a dinner at a ritzy Skoog of Columbia, was born Jan. A L ’S W IFE to finance gambling? * Photo by Richmond There iw ’t much exchanging of are Mr. and Mrs. Macneil Sturgess CONFIDENTIAL TO YOU: restaurant, and the two have been 22 at Manchester Memorial Hospi­ 12. Are you reluctant to use sweaters today, and couples wear­ of Branford. DEAR WIFE: Compulsive gam­ "gambling money" for normal Don’t tell me it’s St. Valentine’s ' What would you name this handsome English setter? ing matching shirts are rather going out together ever since. tal. The baby has a sister, Jes.slca. expenditures? Day again! Well, it is, so be a passe. But golden cliains, with or Although many of the teens hold Lanagan. Paul Michael, son of bling is a disease: it's never Spot of course — and that's the name that Dog Warden Reed, Robert Allen, son of 13. Does gambling make you sweetheart, and call someone you without class rings hanging from part-time jobs, a fancy restaurant John K. Lanagan and Carolyn "cured," but it can be controlled. ; Richard Rand gave him. Spot sits for a quiet moment with Kenneth George and Linda (P o­ Gamblers Anonymous (fashioned careless of the welfare of your love and say “ I love you.” (Make them, are still a favored meal is not squeezed from the (McCollum) Lanagan of 23 Ban-' ^ ' V well) Reed of 75 Lenox St., was after Alcoholics Anonymous) family? two or three calls. Who said you ' Rand. budget too often. Movies still sola Road, Andover, was born Jan. “ emblem.” born Feb. 2 at Manchester Memor­ 14. Do you ever gamble longer can’t love more than one person — Herald photo by Pinto Many of the externally-applied constitute the main place for teen 28 at Manchester Memorial Hospi­ offers this questionnaire: ial Hospital. His maternal grand­ 1. Do you ever lose time from than you had planned? in different ways, of course.) rules have stayed the same. couples to go. But the video parlors tal. His maternal grandparents Adopt a Pet in the Manchester Parkade and in are William and Carolyn McCol­ parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ellis work due to gambling? 15. Have you ever gam'oled to Go through your closets and put Parents limit the every-evening Happy Valentine’s Day Vernon have replaced the ice lum) of 154 School St. His paternal Carlson of Clinton. His paternal 2. Is gambling making your escape worry or trouble? all those clothes you haven’t worn telephone calls between steadies to 16. Have you ever committed, or heart of Rose Jackson of 99 Pitkin St. cream parlor, and the basement- grandparents are Ralph and A r­ grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. home life unhappy? in a year in a box for Goodwill or A traditional but rather large Valentine around 30 minutes apiece. They considered committing, an illegal parties-with-records of the '60s. lene Lanagan of 303 Woodbridge Rufus Reed of Bedford, Va. The 3. Is gambling affecting your your favorite charity. Take some usually set curfews of II p.m. on with roses, ruffles and lace, touches the “ Kids go there, even if they’re S t. H is maternal great- baby has a si.stcr, Kelly, 2','!i. reputation? act to finance gambling? flowers to someone in a nursing This week’s dog Friday evenings, and may extend 17. Does gambling cause you to 4 4. Have you ever felt remorse home and offer to take him or her 4 have difficulty in sleeping? after gambling? for a little ride. Forgive an enemy. 1 0 -M I N U T ^ 18. Do argumcnls, disappoint­ 5. Do you ever gamble to get Pray for your friends. Donate ______^OIL c h a n g e I money with which to pay debts or ments or frustrations create in you hits the ‘Spot’ some blood. Pay your doctor bill. About Town 316 BROAD ST.. IMANCHISnR «47-tf«7 otherwise solve financial an urge to gamble? Listen to your teenager. Tip the problems? 19. Do you ever have an urge to OIL CHANGE cook in addition to the waiter — or Bv Barbara Richmond old. 6. Does gambling decrease your celebrate any good fortune by a Hlanrl|fBlFr U m l i waitress. Invite a lonely lady (or Downham Elk of Year Rec teaches folk art Special to the Herald The male, black and brown $18.95 INCLUDES: ambition? Efficiency? few hours of gambling? gentleman) to lunch. Tell your The Manchester Recreation Department has mixed breed is also still waiting to 7. After losing, do you feel you 20. Have you ever considered Manchester Lodge of Elks has named Dwight D. • CHANGC CMl (Up To 5 O ft.) parents you think they’re wonder­ openings for folk art workshops to be held from 10 a.m. This week’s featured pet is Spot. be adopted. He was picked up on • N tW OIL FXTiR must return as soon as possible and self-destruction as the result of Downham III Elk of the Year for 1985. BARRACLIFFE’S AMOCO Read all about 14 SorukaR ful. Drive carefully. If you’re to noon on Saturdays at Highland Park School. For 'One look at his picture will tell you Jan. 26 on McKee Street. • CHASSIS LUM win back your losses? your gambling? This award is given each 3M W MIDDLE TURNPIKE • VACUUM INTimOR In 10 M lnulm . walking, watch where you’re why Dog Warden Richard Rand The collie cross picked up on MANCHESTER. CT 06040 8. After a win, do you have a Ask your husband to answer year by the Grand Lodge to more information, call 647-3089. • CHICK AM FKTEII going. gave him that name. Spot is a Westfield Street, was claimed by TEL 647 0566 these Auto •• CLEAN WINDSHIELO (N s AppolirtnwnT strong urge to return and win these questions honestly, and if he an Elk who best demon­ • CHECK TIRE PRESSURE FFuCMiuryl) handsome, docile English setter its owner on Tuesday. answers yes to seven or more And don’t wait until next year to strates the principles of the • CHECK BELTS 8 HOSES more? Overeaters hold workshop who was found roaming on Oak Also still waiting is the little Repair and 9. Do you often gamble your last questions, he is a compulsive be a sweetheart again. Order: charity, justice, RICHARD BARRACLIFPC • CHECK AND FILL: Street on Jan. 19. hound that someone reportedly • BRAKE FLUID dollar? gambler, and I strongly recom­ Love, ABBY brotherly love and fidelity The Willimantic Area Overeaters Anonymous With his quiet manner and even dropped off at Oakland and Mill • POWER STEERING FLUID to the lodge members and Intergroup will sponsor a workshop for compulsive Maintenance • RAnERY disposition, he would make some­ streets. C o m p le te the community. eaters Saturday from 9:15 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.'at Center • TRANSMISSION FLUID one a wonderful pet or hunting dog. Therq were two new dogs at the • WINDSHIELD WASHER Dowham, past exalted Congregational Church, 11 Center St. All are A u to m o tive • DIFFERENTIAL HOURSi He’s about 1 year old. pound as of Tuesday. One is an Services. Serious bleeding in bowel ruler of the lodge, will be welcome. Mon.-FrI. R:30 AM ■ 5:30 PM The group is not a diet club. It follows the principles There’s lots of good news this adorable little puppy. It’s about 2 R epair Thuft. N llol until • 00 PM honored at a dinner-dance or 3 months old and is a tan and Shop Locally Sot. « 00 AM ■ 5.00 PM of Alcoholics Anonymous in helping people deal with -week. N IW SUFtOAV HOURS starting at 6:30 p.m. Feb. 23 Duke, the German shepherd that black shepherd cross. A resident of at the lodge. He’ll be problems underlying overeating. Storm date is Feb. 10:00 AM ■ 3:00 PM was abandoned in a coal bin in a Lewis Place reported it roaming U-Haul Rentals and Savel presented with a certificate 23. requires doctor’s attention North End home, has been alone on that street. It was picked from the Grand Lodge and adopted. Rand said Duke is now at up on Feb. 10. presentations from the — ■TlMgg llffKMN«IOII4t F sign of cancer. Don’t guess, but see Board to meet Monday home with a Coventry family. He Also picked up on Feb. 10 was a \ DEAR DR. LAMB — I am con­ Lodge. your doctor for an examination and was the featured pet two weeks mild-mannered mixed breed. He’s l y n m cerned about blood that is passed in Reservations can be The Executive board of the Women’s Club of 9 Automotive W • ago. about 1 year old and was roaming the bowel. I had a bowel X-ray taken advice. made by calling 646-9262. Manchester will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the home of 299 Broad St. DEAR DR. LAMB - I am 81. I Also adopted was last week’s on Center Street. recently, and it showed mild diverti- Your Downham is employed Margaret Carlson, 202 Porter St. The co-hostess will Manchester, CT have discussed a question several featured pet, Blondie, the cocker The dog pound is located on town culosis of the colon. There were sev­ by the Hartford Insurance Getty (Behind Speedy MuWer) be Teresa Moriarty. times with my wife and many other spaniel cross. Rand said the new property off Olcott Street. Rand is eral diverticula. Can you give me Health Group. He and his wife, people and have gotten different opin­ owners live on Margaret Road and at the pound daily from noon to 1 6 4 3 -8 8 4 4 some information on this subject? Rosemarie, are Manches­ FULL SERVICE Lawrence ions. The question is: When a woman their dog died recently. p.m. He can also be reached by ■ EM k«Y V a n Orr fRUMahRTR EhR tOMPUU MHOMOIIVE SlINKl Can anything help the situation? ter residents and the par­ Squares, rounds to dance rr r gets pregnant by a man, does her Still waiting is Brutus, the very calling the pound, 643-6642 or by AUGNMENT ■■ BRAKES Y PraM M f P > iRR MMk. Emlaalona Teatlng Should I follow a fiber diet or a bland Lamb, M.D. ents of two sons, Dennis and The Manchester Square Dance Club will dance at 8 blood get mixed with his? . large shepherd cross. He was calling the police department at ■ ! Front Disc Wr’S glRdlp wrrFi your wlnd$M»ld Allen Teat Analyzer E diet? Dwight Downham steven. p.m. Saturday at Waddell School. Earl Johnston will ^ and ehaek your oil. 646-4555. E DEAR READER — Your question picked up on Oak Grove Street on COMPLETE LINE OF NEW « REBUILT I have passed blood at least four call the squares and Anita and Russ White will cue the Prom/um Unleaded Regular Unleaded times in the past few months. I have reminds me that sex and reproduc­ Jan. 9. He is a handsome dog but There is a $5 fee to adopt a dog. FOREIGN i DOMESTIC rounds. Refreshments will be served. The fee will be The new owner also has to have the noticed blood in my bowels before, tion still mystify many people. No, Army tops Bible contest he’s so big he might seem overpow­ *19®* >74** tdfMIlK R UUNUINS • SIMIdS $5 a couple. 1.20® 1.09® but never so frequently. It is some­ there is no exchange of blood. The ering at first. He’s about 3 years dog licensed. I I 2-WlNil Front Disc t> Ort. RT ON. INDUBTRIAL o M ARM I normal semen does not contain any Members of the ManchesterSalvation Army’s Bible * Wo mttoli Front Disc Pad machino rotor*, Qutllly Rgntal Car* at LOW pricas ILtCTRONIC TUNR-Unt thing I've never w o r r it much about turn is not seen on an X-ray of the o BRAKIB • COOLINO 6VSTIMS blood. The pregnancy is caused when Bowl team recently advanced to first place in the Wo proCFOMW oOgn M ropoch front whoot botring*. Inopoet h y Dally ■ Weekly • Monthly until now. I never have any pain. I’m colon. You should have an examina- _____ . _ draultc 8V8tom. fill mottor cylindor. od|uot o • A T T tm ia • TROUBLI tHOOTINa tion of the rectum for internal hemor- one sperm cell from the male’s mll- play-off between the five-team competitors in Emblem session reset ■ ■ roar brokoo. rood toot cor. 60. onO onslyM mclud- Lynch Getty rhoids and any other disease. Internal lions unites with one ovum from the Connecticut and Rhode Island. The Emblem Club will meet tonight at 7 at the Elks od Pncocovoroo* DEAR READER - One of the con*oonod coro I I P***- * The Tridltion of Service Marches On complications of diverticulosis is hemorrhoids usually do not cause any female. ’There is no blood involved in The Bible Bowl is a scripture memorizatjon Lodge on Bissell Street to elect a nominating 888 Hirtlifd Rd. Minchniir B symptoms other than bleeding. the process. ’The fertilized ovum is competition for teens who belong to the Salvation committee and to recommend officers for the state J L - Explritlin Oiti 3/30/65 (acro99 from Lynch Toyota Pontiac) E-3 bleeding. An artery usually per­ Love is. . . Expiratlan Data 3/30/86 B forates the wall of the colon at the I can’t advise you about a diet for then one complete cell that begins Army. The next play-off will be at the Salvation Army, association Nominating Committee. The meeting wilj point where the small pocket forms. diverticulosis without knowing exact­ life. 661 Main St., Friday at 6:30 p,m. replace the one that was canceled last week. Some physicians think the artery that ly what your condition is. The concept Half of the genes in the new cell Team members of the local Salvation Army passes through the wall weakens it, about different diets for diverticu- are from the sperm and half are from include: Debbie and Glynn Jewett, Karen Munson, Remembering. M H which is why the small rupture of the losis is discussed in The Health the ovum. Together, these make up Tricia Davis and Darlene Wackelin, Shrine Club at Willie’s "irorCuiBE"' BOLTON MOTORS, Ilic! 'CUNLIFFE the total number of genes a cell colon wall occurs at that point. Letter, Special Report 20, Diverticu­ Omar Shrine Club will meet Friday at 6:30 p.m. at contains. ’This one cell then divides HEADLIGHT BODY More than 50 percent of people 60 losis: Pockets of the Colon, which I Willie’s Steak House. II & H LTER or older have diverticulosis. Very few am sending you. Others who want this repeatedly to form all of the new Learn to stretch wardrobe WINTER TUNE-UP SPECIAL people with diverticulosis, probably issue can send 75 cents with a long, cells used in developing . . the baby. ’The ALIGNMENT -ELECTRONIC INQNITION- less than 2 percent, have bleeding stamped, self-addressed envelope for genes control what the baby’s blood VERNON — The Cooperative Extension Service Teddy bear picnic set ART CUNLIFFE it to me in care of this newspaper, type will be.’That will depend entirely will present a free program on how to stretch a from one of the small pockets. The !i *12®* INCLUDE8: Intlall naw spark P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, on which blood-type gene comes from wardrobe on Feb. 21 at 7 p.m. at the Tolland A teddy bear picnic for children 3 to 5 years old wilj IcoaUftRMi. SINCE 1947 fact that you have diverticulosis and plugs, PCV, and adjust liming, New York, NY 10019. However, check each parent. In that way, the mixed Agricultural Center on Route 30. Tips will include how be held Wednesday from 10 to 11:30 p.m. at the ! ! CompMo eftoooto kibrtcMon also have blood in your bowel move­ ■ ■ ontfoNcnonoo PrtcoMduOoo ' Idk spaed. • Inspect signing and with your doctor regarding what to do gene pool from the parents deter- nine articles of clothing can provide 30 different Nutmeg Branch YWCA, 78 N. Main St. Children will ■■uOtoSQHoloNWoaloo Vour SpprtaliRlR lor lakinxcareol Winter ments does not prove that the bleed­ charging gyslemt • Check btlls, in your case. mines the baby’s blood type. Howev- outfits. bring their teddy bears to join in the fun of games', I I chock KonowUfOion oW ["lendpr-bendrr", drnlR 4 dinga ing comes from a diverticula. hoagg and battery You could bleed from internal No one should disregard bleeding er, that is not a mixing of blood; the To register or for information, call the center, songs, crafts and refreshments. Call the 'YWCA', Expiration Diti 3/30/85 1 1 Expiration Data 3/30/66 from the bowel, since it can be a first baby forms its own blood. 647-1437, to register. hemorrhoids. This portion of the rec- 875-3331. «39?5*49?»‘59“ MC/VI8A I • LoRnsTR AvsRaM 646-5600 ‘Air ‘ 10. more. Includes most cars * Ffr* ERlMnalRR Dental Health Month I Expires 2-28-85 Thoughts 1195 Tollaiid Tpke., Manchester I • V tB )E S raM Z 3 • f P O o p d r t o h • KEILY ■ 643-9521 6 4 3 4 )0 1 1 Cornir el Rts. 44/5 $ Rt. 55. Holten. CT Route 83, Talcottrille, CT 3 tooth buds join to form pit ‘Being touched’ are most vulnerable. We hold to the being loved and cared aboutdurinjg • WHCNnJN • OE’VIB • In his book “ Megatrends,” John conviction that there is a spiritual a time of crisis. Such occurrence surrounding tooth. They are made QUESTION: What are pit and surface that can be more easily dimension to healing. To get well, a cannot be m easured in dollars anid from resins to which fillers have Noismith proposes that society NOTICE fissure cavities? cleaned. needs a balance between technol­ patient must have certain feelings cents. Whenever another human WIPER BLADES ELECTRONIC been added to make them almost ogy and touch. Hospitals use the — especially a feeling of self- being is “ touched,’’ -the balan ce Is What is an QUESTION: What is bonding? as strong as tooth structure. These P ark«r Street and SOLVENT SPECIAL ENGINE ANALYSIS ANSWER: Teeth are formed latest in medical technology. worth. achieved and the technological composite resins can then be Auto Parts Store? from several tooth buds. Where Laser beams, micro surgery, The chaplain meets the patient process is humanized. i Ineludn pirli and InitillMlon oitwo Elictronic tcopi cluck of ingini. ANSWER: Teeth are made of bonded to the surface of the tooth. USED wlpir Midi rillllt ind am 32 oz. cm two of these join, there is a groove, pacemakers, organ transplants at the critical point of his anxiety Rev. James C. Rusli Alto Includai chick ol binary, I. PEOPLE ASSISTING PEOPLE enamel on the outside and dentin If Ford UltriXIiar windihiild and where three of them join, a pit and genetic manipulation are and fear, impotence and frustra­ Chaplal|i AUTO PAR'TS, INC. h n ii. baHi, wipiri. ind tire wiir. ♦ on the inside. The enamel can be QUESTION: What do fluorides wiihir ulutlon emcantriti. 2 PEOPLE ANSWERING PROBUMS is formed. These areas are some­ becoming familiar terms to us all. tion. Often, a patient experiences Manchester Memorial Hospital etched or roughened so that a thin actually do? ♦ times deep and thinner than a A million dollar CAT scanner, for TOTAL SPECIAL PRICE TDTAL SPECIAL PRICE coating of resin can penetrate. 775 ParkBf 8t.. Manchwttr 3. PEOPLE ACTING PROFESSIONALLY toothbrush bristle making them ANSWER: Fluoride acts in the example, helps physicians diag­ Mon.-Fri.S-5 Sat. 0-3 AS DESCRIBED Once this layer has been applied, a AS DESCRIBED •f difficult to keep clean. The cavities mouth to make the surface enamel nose and treat patients. 4. PEOPLE AND PARTS that form in these areas are called tooth colored filling can be chemi­ of the tooth more resistant to CLEAN-UP Donate Blood in Memory of pit and fissure cavities. cally joined to the bonded surface. breakdown by the acids formed in As wonderful and effective as $ $9.95 25.95 P A P Auto Parts plaque. These acids are what technology is, it can have the TIME SFCCIALIZINO IN ANY APFA.ICABLE TAXES EXTRA ANY APPLICABLE TAXES EXTRA AUTO RECVCLINQ 0 VALID JANUARV-FEaRUARV. 1616 VAUO JANUARV-FEBRUARV. 1905 QUESTION: What are sealants? QUESTION: What are tooth- cause cavities so the fluoride helps debilitating effect of treating per­ Cathy Ryan LATE MODEL DARTS Really it is the People over colored fillings? strengthen the teeth and prevent sons as objects. Pastoral care * IF IT’8 A PART YOU NEED the Parts 5 to 1. At PAP Auto 4 ANSWER: Sealants are coatings cavities. represents the “ touch" part of the CALL Ut OdO-SStl Parts we have the People. 4 that are bonded to the surface of ANSWER: Filling materials balanced equation in the hdspital. 1970-1984 the tootb. They fill in the deep pits have been developed that can be February is Children’s Dental The pastoral care relationship , PAP Auto Parts and fissures and provide a smooth tinted and shaded to match the Health Month. 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Connecticut Senate approves tax exemption exemption. . , -i j SPORTS provide at least $130 million in tax cuts in Brief Bv Mark A. Dupuis fiscal year and another $62 million in The Democratic amendment fa'leo United Press International the 1985-86 fiscal year, which begins in this fiscal year and the next. Democratic Gov. William A. O’Neill on a 23-9 vote. The Senate also July 1. by a 22-10 vote another Democratic The Senate’s Republican majority has proposed cutting the basic sales tax Bozzuto pushes party unity HARTFORD - The Senate has amendment that would have ®*®™P‘ ™ approved legislation that would elimi­ easily defeated two Democratic rate on all purchases from 7.5 percent to 7 percent, but even O’Neill now clothing items priced up to $175 irom MHS girls have some fun HARTFORD — Former Sen. Richard Bozzuto, nate the sales tax on items of clothing amendments Wednesday before concedes that idea is doomed. the sales tax. . a likely candidate for the Republican gubernator­ priced under $50 in a move that members of both parties joined to­ Democrats said a $175 exemption ial nomination in 1986, called today fortheGOPto proponents said would save the aver­ gether in a 32-0 vote to send the bill on to The governor’s plan was in effect killed Wednesday when the Senate would help Connecticut merchants work for unity as it prepares for the next age Connecticut family about $75 a the Republican-controlled House compete with merchants in Massachu­ statewide election. where approval is assured Tuesday. rejected a Democratic amendment year. that would have reduced the sales tax setts, which has a $175 exemption, and Bozzuto said-thc GOP should take a lesson from The bill would take effect April 1 and The bill is the first component of a rate to 7 percent on all purchases in Rhode Island, which has no sales tax on in rolling over Fermi, 63-36 the past and work for party unity and to rebuild cost the state $17 million in sales tax Republican tax cut plan to draw on the addition to providing the clothing tax clothing. the state party this year while avoiding revenue in the final three months of this state’s $3,50 million surplus fund to divisiveness going into next year’s nominating Indians and "did very, very well process and elections. Manchester High "had some “ I’m urging the party not to fight in 1985. I'm fun" Wednesday night as it rolled for her first start there," Arm­ suggesting we should be doing party building," to a 63-36 victory over Fermi High strong said. said Bozzuto. who ran unsuccessfully fortheGOP Judge increases bail in CCC Eastern Division girls Craft’s 19 points was a career nomination for governor in 1982 and for the basketball action at Clarke Arena. best. Watts finished with 18 points and 11 rebounds with Martin party's U.S. Senate nomination in 1980. The win lifts the Indians, cur­ chipping in 9 points. An ailing Kris Bozzuto has made no secret of his desire to run rently in fourth place in the CCC in Danbury stab case East, to 7-4 in the division and 11-6 Noone and Fogarty each had 6 for governor next year, but said today he is not yet ■it markers. “ Come tournament a formal candidate and will do nothing to promote overall. The visiting Falcons dip to himself that would divide the party. DANBURY (UPl) - Four class­ Hospital. 3-8 in the division and 4-11 overall time, we can’t rely on just Noone mates pointed at Danbup' high school Hawkins fled from the school after with the loss. and Watts to do the scoring. We student Rosalyne Hawkins, 17, as the the stabbing but returned about 20 Manchester’s lead was a slender __ have to get points from other one who stabbed to death another minutes later and waited to surrender 27-23 at the half before a 13-2 spurt' sources and that’s we had to­ Truck driver faces charges teenage student inside Danbuiy High to police. in the opening four minutes of the night," a pleased Armstrong said. Manchester’s edge was 42-32 HAMDEN — A truck driver who held his bo.ss at School in accusations heard in a Moraghan said there was substantial second half gave the Silk Towners Superior Court. evidence that the suspect killed La­ some breathing room at 40-25. after three periods. It ran off the gunpoint for six hours in a dispute about overtime first 8 markers of the fourth was arraigned on a half dozen felony and Superior Court Judge Howard J. tham ’ 'under circumstances somewhat Six-foot-3 Andrea Watts began Moraghan found probable cau.se Wed­ agravated.” As to raising the bond, Manchester’s run with an inside quarter, capped by a three-point misdemeanor charges. play from Craft. Michael Haggerty, 41, was held Wednesday on nesday to try Rosalyne Hawkins, 17, for Moragan said "m urder is the highest hoop, Kris Craft fed Kris Noone on the Jan. 2 murder and ordered crime against the state” and felt the a backdoor cut for an easy layup Fermi, led by Lisa Borkeski’s 16 $100,000 bond and charged with reckless endan- points, had a 17-14 lead after one germent, unlawful re.straint. burglary, threaten­ Hawkins $35,000 bond raised to girl "had community ties that were not and Watts then added an offensive $100,000, pending an arraignment hear­ substantial” rebound bucket. Craft, moved period. Manchester came back to ing, carrying a weapon without a permit, and take the halftime edge and out- unlawful discharge of a weapon. Haggerty was ing Feb. 26. Hawkins is a Jamacian citizen who from point guard to off guard to Hawkins is accused of stabbing has lived with her mother in the generate some needed outside scored the visitors, ,36-13, in the also suspended without pay. second half. Haggerty, who joined the Hamden Public Kerry Latham, 17. climaxing a long, Danbury area for two or three years. offense for Manchester, and Dawn running feud between the two students. The girl’s attorney. Vincent R. Martin then added a couple of Manchester also took the junior 4 Works Department in 1977 and was recently varsity contest, 29-24. Erin Pres­ commended for his plowing in a snowstorm, was Four classmates pointed across the Scozzafava, sharply criticised the hoops from the outside to widen the 4 cott and Kelli Reyngoudt each had arrested in the early hours Monday after a courtroom Wednesday to Hawkins, imposition of high bond, calling it Indian margin. saying she was the one who stabbed “ asinine, ludicrous and without "1 thought we had a lot of fun out 8 points and the latter grabbed 12 six-hour standoff at the home of a supervisor. rebounds for the 13-4 young Police said he entered the home of Samuel Papelo Latham. justification." there tonight,” said Manchester Linda Karton, 16. testified that 15 "I was surprised the prosecution coach Steve Armstrong. "E ve­ Indians. with a loaded .38-caliber pistol and pleaded in Manchester’s next action is protest because he wasn’t being assigned what he minutes after the stabbing, she heard asked for it and even more surprised ryone contributed. We played Hawkins say, "1 hope the bitch dies. 1 that the judge gave it. ” said pretty good ’D’ (defense), pretty Friday night at Clarke Arena considered ample overtime. against Rockville High at7:45. The Papelo's wife and son fled, telephoned police, hope the knife is in deep and hard and Scozzafava. good inside, pretty good outside they can’t get it out." Hawkins was initially held on and had a pretty good fast break." Rams are one game ahead of the and authorities eventually were able to talk Silk Towners in the CCC East Haggerty out of the house. He had fired one shot Latham was stabbed in the chest $125,000 but that was reduced two The start of the third quarter was standings. from the pistol inside the house, they said, but no about 2 p.m. and collapsed against a weeks ago by Judge J. P. Ryan to the turning point. "We started to $35,000 and she was released after two run which we hadn’t done much MANCHESTER (43) — Kris Croft 9 one was injured. door, bleeding heavily. She died while 1-4 19, Shellev Foctoro 1 0-1 2, Mouro undergoing surgery at Danbury family friends posted their homes. this year. Also 1 think a key was the Fooortv 2 2-2 6, Down Martin 3 3-4 9, f move of Craft to scoring guard. Julie Folkowskl 1 0-02, Kris Noone 30-4 a'-A'v V We’ve been having trouble scoring 4, Kris Cool 0 0-0 0, Andrea Watts B 2-7 Horald photos by Pinto Hartford settles lawsuit 18, Erin Prescott 0 0-0 0, Kelli Revn- HARTFORD — A multi-million-dollar settle­ from the outside and moving Craft ooudt 01-41. Totals 27 9-28 43. Manchester’s Andrea Watts (40) skies over Fermi s turned out to be a good move. What FERMI ( 34) — ShereeBoulhlette20-l Manchester’s Dawn Martin (23) controls the basketball ment has been reached in the case of Guy Brown, Auditors probe Guard data did she have, 19 points. That’s 4, Lisa BorkoskI 5 4-1014, Betty Ryder 0 Becky Ryder (5) for two of her 18 points Wednesday a black man shot five years ago by a while police 0-10, Deb Kearney 3 3-49, Sheila BorskI away from Fermi’s Deb Kearney (11) in actic)n super,’ Armstrong cited. night. Viewing the action are Fermi’s Lisa Borkoski (23) officer in a case of mistaken identitity. 1 0-0 2, Paul Honsen 1 3-5 5, Mindy Gulel Wednesday night at Clarke Arena. Martin had 9 points in HARTFORD (UPl) - State auditors then failing to turn the full amount over Maura Fogarty took over the 00-00, Sue KearneyOO-00, Kim HesseO The shooting, which mobilized the black and Indians Dawn Martin (23) and Kris Noone (30). are examining records of reque.sts for to the guard and the sale of food and point guard responsibilities for the 0-2 0. Totals 12 12-25 34. Indians’ 63-36 triumph. community against the police department, led to military funerals and receipts for liquor at armories without a liquor the suit filed in February 1981 in U.S. District armory rentals following charges of license, without charging sales tax and Court,seeking $24 million in damages from the fraud in billings 'or Connecticut sometimes to underage guard Scores six times In 9-5 win city. National Guard teams. members. Brown settied his federal suit again.st the city Honor guard teams with five Three auditors from the office of for "much more than $7 million, ” a source close members are sent to about 1,200 State Auditors Henry J, Becker Jr. and to Brown said Wednesday, veterans’ funerals each year, at the Leo V. Donohue have spent the past MHS ice ranks depleted UPl photo Neither Brown nor his attorneys, would specify request of families. The squad usually week examining records. Donohue said the amount of the settlement reached with the fires a rifle volley, plays taps and folds it is too early to judge the validity of the Up, up and away city’s insurer. The Travelers Cos. an American flag and presents it to the allegations. Brown, after suffering paralysis from the waist next of kin. In the memorandum that led to the Ten thousand, six hundred and two balloons soar skyward but they still have Blake down, recently regained his ability to walk with In a Jan. 29 memorandum, a state examination of the records, staff Wednesday, nearly obscuring the John Hancock Tower in crutches, but he said doctors do not know if the auditor reported allegations of inflated auditor Thomas Willametz said, "O c­ nerve damage will ever fully heal. He was shot casionally, only a flag-folding cerem­ Boston, marking the $1,000,000 Hancock Endowment for Bv Bob PapettI triumph. while Manchester netminder and falsified bills for military honor Brian Oatway stopped 15 shots. E March 12, 1980. on Woodland street when his car guards at the burials of wartime ony is requested for a military funeral. Academics, Recreation and Teaching (HEART) to Boston's Herald Sports Writer "I was surprised. I didn’t think was stopped as he drove home with three we'd do that well,” said Indian Thanks to a fluke bounce. E veterans. The informant stated the claims were middle school system. The number of balloons represents the passengers from a basketball gameat Quinnipiac coach Wayne Horton. "Everybody Matthew scored the initial tally at The memorandum also cited allega­ submitted for a full five-member firing number of children in the city’s middle school system SOUTH WINDSOR -W ith three College in Hamden. tions of officers collecting rental fees squad when only two people actually key players flunked off the team had a job to do — and they did it.” 3:49 of the first period. Blake dug the puck off the backboards from from groups using state armories and participated." and another injured, depleted The 9-5 final would indicate a Manchester High will need .some shootout, but it was actually a behind the Glastonbury net and considerable individual efforts runaway. The Indians led 4-0, and whipped it toward the crea.se, Honor reject gets into Harvard down the stretch. then 7-1. before the 5-12 Toma­ where it bounced off a defender hawks put a few in the net. and right onto Matthew’s stick. BRANFORD (UPl) - A 17-year- captain ol the football and basket­ As they make their bid for a Division II playoff berth, the "We wanted to jump out and get Shot, score. B old Branford High School senior ball teams and active in commun­ Indians will play the rest of their a lead on them," n ot^ Horton. Blake blasted in his first two B who was denied admission to the ity service. TAKE OFF $5 .season without the .services of No problem, give the puck to markers on long, precision drives National Honor Society last fall The teachers said Bell was first-line .sophomore center Bill Blake and lincmates Doug Mat­ and then Generis flipped in a says he is relieved the rejection did rejected because of his conduct, WHEN YOU PUT ON BALI® Fleming (16-25-41), second-line thew and Mike Generis. Left wing rebound off a Blake shot to make it not affect his getting accepted at which at times included banging on a classroom door when he was a junior winger Brian Coughlin Matthew (14-22-36) tallied the 4-0 at 9:47. Mike Finnegan’s Harvard University. Save on our entire stock of Bali® bras backhander with 34 seconds left sophomore. (I3-.5-I8) and former No, 1 goalie game’s opening goal and a.ssisted put the Tomahawks on the board. He said he is relieved his Ian Blood. Defenseman Mark on five of Blake’s. 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"We wanted to left, scoring an unassisted, .shor­ to tie Galen Byram’s single-.season get on them real quick," said thanded goal while Manchester CASH & CARRY Aggressive Pitt tips UConn school record, set last season. Blake. "If we lo.st this game, I don’t had a 5-on-3 power play. Finnegan’s second of the night closer than four points the rest o,' The victory edged the red-hot think we would’ve made the Sale with rebate $11-$13 PITTSBURGH — Freshmen Kelley, who had 13 first-half Indians — winners of five straight tourney” \ made it 7-3 at 3:38 of the final 20% OFF on Plants paints, was hot to start the second the way. period, but Blake answered with a Charles Smith and Demetreus The Huskies outscored the — ever closer to a tournament slot. Indeed, the Tomahawks Were half. His three-point play with gimme goal when a Glastonbury open ’til 8 p.m. Gore combined for 31 second-half Panthers 15-9 over the first 6:51 of Manchester, now 9-7, has to win hampered by an inability to keep 11:13 remaining gave the Huskies defender coughed up the puck in points Wednesday night, allowing the .second half to lead 49-47. one of its remaining three regular- up with their opponents’ speed. a 54-53 lead. But Pittsburgh coach the slot. Steve Russo and Jeff Pittsburgh to hold off Connecticut For Pitt. Chip Watkins and .season games in order to qualify. Glastonbury’s only hope was to Roy Chipman switched his club to Bauer scored Tomahawks 78-71 in the Big East and stretching Curtis Aiken had 10 each while The Indians host Windsor High resort to a physical game, but the a box-and-one with about seven markers in the last minute and a the Panthers’ winning streak to Connecticut’s Alvin Frederick at the Bolton Ice Palace Saturday strategy backfired. minutes Jeft and the score dead­ half to close it to 8-5, but then Blake Find the Center of Your Life five games. scored 13 points, all in the second night at 8:10, Manchester trounced "Look at all the penalties we took locked at 59-all. fired one in at the buzzer to Gore scored 17 of his 23 points in half, and Tim Coles 10. Windsor, 12-6. on Feb 1. trying to slow them down.” ex­ at the second half and Smith had 14 of UConn. hurt by fouls to its Despite his overwhelming claimed Kearney. complete his double hat trick. Center Congregational Church his 18 after intermission to put Pitt frontcourt people, saw a chance to Pitt had built a 30-20 lead in the numbers. Blake (who also assisted Manchester poured in five power Manchester blue liners Ron at 15-7 overall and 6-5 in the Big move in front again denied as Ray first half before a 14-8 spurt on two other markers to give him play goals. Smith and Dan Senkow chipped in East. The Huskies, led by Earl Broxton was whistled for an allowed UConn to go into the point totals of 43-25-68) was one of The Indians drilled twice as with some clutch defense, while 11 Center Street Kelley’s 26 points, dropped to 9-12 offensive foul. That sent Broxton, lockerroom trailing by only four, just 11 remaining Manchester many shots, 40-20. Glastonbury Gullo turned in a fine, two-way who had 8 points, all in the first and 4-8. 38-34, at the half. skaters to contribute to the goalie Jim Flint made 31 saves. performance. Manchester, Conn. 06040 Kelley, who has been playing his half, to the sidelines with his fifth (office) 647-9941 best basketball of late, was limited personal. Smith followed with a UConn resumes action Saturday to two free throws in the final 11:13 baseline jumper and that began a night at the Field House in Storrs as the Panthers resorted to a 6-pdint Pittsburgh run from which against Delaware State. That Bruins confirm Cheevers’ firing 4 box-and-one defense with 6-5 JMy the Huskies couldn’t recover. launches a four game in seven night stretch. The Huskies host said Gary Doak, the other assist­ 4 David doing most of the defensive Smith, out of Warren Harding BOSTON (UPl) — Gerry Cheev­ ant. declined an offer to remain Sunday Services work on Kelley. High in Bridgeport, followed with a Holy Cross Monday at the Field ers took the news of his firing hard, Jets top Caps Kelley was silenced and no one pair of free throws and Gorce House, Syracuse Wedne.sday night but said his dismissal as coach of with the team. 8 a.m. / 10 a.m. else from the Husky lineup could canned a comer jumper for a 65-61 at the Hartford Civic Center and th e Boston Bruins was — See page 17 Cheevers began his playing pick up the slack against the Pitt spread with 5:47 left. Georgetown next Saturday after­ "inevitable” career with the Bruins in the aggressive Panthers. Connecticut could come no noon. also at the Civic Center. Cheevers, 44,- who had coached 1965-66 sea.son, and was the team's the Bruins to two Adams Division to the 1970 Stanley Cup, said he goalie on two Stanley Cup-winning Newell Curtis titles since 1980. was replaced made the decision to replace squads, 1970 and 1972. Senior Pastor Wednesday by General Manager Cheevers after Boston dropped a He appeared in 418 NHLregular- Rice, Stanley in Bosox fold Harry Sinden in an effort to revive pair of back-to-back games season games over 16 sea.sons, and the struggling club, which is mired against the Chicago Black Hawks had a career goals-against aver­ Michael Thornton last weekend. Assislanl Pastor paychecks. in fourth place this season with a age of 2.89. BOSTON (UPl) — The Boston Rice, 31, and Stanley. 30, were 25-24-7 record. "He took it very hard," Sinden under contract for 1985. Their new Negotiations with Rice took Since taking over as coach in Red Sox, criticized for years as too more than a year, and at one times The Bruins said Sinden will told reporters in Los Angeles. “ But Congregation pacts run from 1986 through 1989, 1980, he had compiled a 204-126- 46 cheap to win, ha ve entered the "big were so sticky that the left fielder coach the team through the rest of the amazing thing was that he took with the Red Sox holding an option record in four-plus seasons. In Ministers of Center Church bucks" era by signing slugger Jim got into a public shouting match the season, beginning tonight when it so graciously, like he was trying on 1990. addition to two division titles, the Rice to a four-year contract worth with co-owner Haywood Sullivan Boston takes on the Kings in Los to make it easier on me." “ This should lay to rest that this Bruins finished second twice. $10 million. at a Fenway Park luncheon. Angeles. It marked the fourth time this The team also signed relief ownership is not committed lo The Red Sox offered $675,000 to "It was an extremely difficult season an NHL general manager pitcher Bob Stanley to a four- year winning," Gorman told a Fenway has replaced his coach. Harry "It was inevitable that this Boggs. 26. who holds a .344 batting decision to make," Sinden said in a would happen," Cheevers said in a Share Your Life pact at more than $4 million, and Park news conference. "If you Neale of Vancouver took over from average over three major league statement. "Gerry Cheevers has statement. He said he had first announced that third baseman want the superstar talent, you’re Bill LaForge, Craig Patrick re­ .seasons, but the third baseman given a great deal to this organiza­ talked with Sinden "about the with us. Wade Boggs won his salary arbi­ going to have to spend -^e big placed Herb Brooks of the New requested and was awarded $1 tion, both as a player and as a possibility" of stepping down "as tration and will get $I million in bucks.” York Rangers, and Bob Pulford There are no Spending large sums of money million. coach. far back as a couple of weeks ago. 1985. "However, we felt it was neces­ sacked Black Hawks’ coach Orval has been rare for the Red Sox Gorman said he was "shocked" "This is almost like a double- sary to make a change at this time Tessier just 10 days ago. "I’ve greatly enjoyed my years strangers at Intimate Apparel, all D&L stores. header victory for the Bed Sox,” during the free-agent era, when at the arbitrator’s decision in favor of Boggs, who won the American because of the poor performance of The Bruins said assistant coach both as a player and coach wijh the General Manager Lou Gorman they lost Fred Lynn. Carlton Fisk, Jean Ratelle will remain with the Bruins and I wish them the very Center Church. Rick Burleson and other stars League batting title in 1983 with a the club in recent games." said Wednesday in announcing the Sinden. who coached the Bruins team in his present capacity, but best of luck," he added. signings. rather than fork over fat .361 average. MANCHKSTKR HKR.ALD. Thursday. Fob. 14. 198.5 — l?_ 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Feb. 14, 1985 NBA roundup College basketball roundup Terps’ Lefty has to. wait further for 500th victory Can’t expect Knicks

laid their hearts out on the floor beat Michigan State 73-64 on inside defense. Steve Hale added 12 far off for his father. At Norman, Okla., Wayman Bv Fred Ulef Tisdale, held scoreless for nearly tonight." freshmen Todd Alexander’s 23 to produce miracles " I t ’s just a matter of tim e." he United Press International points and 12 rebounds (or the Tar points; Joe Coleman made 2 free said. " I ’m proud of him. Heck. 499, the first eight minutes, finished But maybe not as much as the Heels. 19-6. Len Bias paced the throws with three seconds left to there’s nothing wrong with that.” with 33 points to power Oklahoma Rutgers-Newark team in New Lefty Driesell will wait a little Terrapins. 19-8. with 15 points and push Mississippi past Florida fouled, and his free throw gave the lost for the 17th time in their last 18 Elsewhere, No. 3 Memphis State in the Big Eight. The Sooners, 20-4, Jersey. The Raiders of Division III Bv Gerry Monigan longer (or his 500th victory. Adrian Branch added II. 56-54; Mississippi State stopped Sixers ail the cushion they would road games. defeated Cincinnati 68-55; No. 4 reached the 20-win mark for the lost their 46th straight game, a United Press International "It was tough for us to lose this Auburn 82-65 with Ken Harvey need. Barkley finished with 20 The Maryland coach, attempt­ one." Branch said, “ We should Duke blitzed Stetson 91-51; No. 5 fourth straight year. Darryl 97-65 defeat to Ramapo. That tied Nets 112, Cavs 105 an NCAA record for consecutive hitting for 23 points; Lorenzo With 7-foot-l centers Marvin points. 5 in the final 41 seconds. ing to become one of only five have opened it up.” Oklahoma routed Iowa State 104- Kennedy had 21 points for Okla­ At East Rutherford, N.J.. Otis Charles scored 31 points as North Webster and Bill Carl wright lost to Knicks Coach Hubie Brown used active coaches to have won that North Carolina ran off 6 straight 76; and No. 9 Southern Methodist homa and Sam Hill 16 rebounds for basketball losses, matched only by Birdsong scored 31 points to offset Carolina State battered Maryland- the New York Knicks for the five defenders against Malone, but many games, remained one short points to lead 55-51 on a basket by edged Texas A&M 81-79. Iowa State. Olivet (Mich.) College. Rutgers- World B. Free’s 34. Mike Gminski Eastern Shore 90-51; Demetreus season, 6-10 Pat Cummings has nothing worked, as the 76ers center Wcdne.sday night as No, 12 North Hale with 5:18 left. After Mary­ At Cincinnati. Keith Lee’s 18 At Dallas, Carl Wright’s 2 free Newark went 0-24 last season and added 19 points and 13 rebounds. Gore’s 23 points lifted Pitt oyer been forced to fill in both as a scored 37 )>oints. Carolina defeated the No. 19 land's Tom Jones trimmed the points carried Memphis State, throws with seven seconds left is 0-22 this year. Connecticut 78-71; Phil Cox hit a shot-blocking and shot-making "That’s our 12th loss on the road Pistons 124, Mavs 119 Terrapins 60-54 in an Atlantic lead to a point. Hale’s twisting 18-2, in a Metro Conference game. allowed SMU to escape after Also, Dennis Nutt scored 22 jumper with two seconds to play to by 6 points or less,” Brown said. Coast Conference meeting at Col­ jumper and foul shot made it 58-54 Cincinnati, which shot 30 percent, blowing a 19-point lead in the points and Jamie Dixon 21 as center. At Pontiac, Mich., Terry Tyler guide Vanderbilt over Georgia Wednesday night's 131-129 loss to Julius Erving, who had 17 points, lege Park. Md. with 2:40 to go. was led by Myron Hughes with 26 Southwest Conference game. The Texas Christian dropped Baylor scored 25 points and Isiah 'Thomas 81-70; Clemson beat Wake Forest 69-68; Rolando Lam b’s 26 points the Philadelphia 76ers was another credited the New York defense for "1 am tired of hearing all that "We were going to be patient.” points. Mustangs, 19-5, ended a three- added 23 and tied a team record for 80-65 behind Horace Grant’s 24 and tough defense sent Virginia painful reminder that you can't keeping the contest close. stuff,” Driesell said of the atten­ said Daugherty, whose team At Durham, N.C., Duke rolled to game losing streak. Butch Moore assists with 25 as the Pistons points and Vince Hamilton’s 21; Commonwealth past Alabama- expect miracles, "Their press enabled them to tion surrounding No. 500. " I don’t trailed by 10 in the first half. ” We its most lopsided victory this had 25 points for SMU, which shot snapped a three-game losing Kenny Walker hit for 19 points and Birmingham 67-53; and Gregg With the Knicks clinging to a stay in the game,” Erving, who think there is any extra pressure. I were going to use the clock, get season behind freshman Kevin 24 percent in the second half Don streak. Mark Aguirre led all Ed Davender sank 4 free throws in Wendt stuck a 24-footer at the l-point lead in the final minute, the scored 17 points. "W e got lucky in think they just beat us. Period.” good shots.” Strickland’s 19 points, running its Marbury had 27 for Texas A&M. scorer.ss with 40 points. the final minute to help Kentucky buzzer as Detroit upset Dayton Sixers exploited New York’s short­ the end coming up with the big Brad Daugherty of North Carol­ Chuck Driesell. the coach’s son record to 18-4. Jay Daniels of " I ’m sick for the players,” A&M edge Alabama 51-48; Minnesota 68-67. comings in the middle to rally for a plays. They had a couple of Hawks 94, Jazz 88 ina scored 21 points against tough who did not play, said No. 500 is not Stetson had 17 points. Coach Shelby Metcalf said. "They victory that tied them with Boston breakdowns.” At Salt Lake City, rookie center for the .Atlantic Division lead. Said Barkley: " I t makes me feel Kevin Willis scored 11 of his 21 First, Charles Barkley drove the good to make the key shots down points in the fourth quarter for the left side of the lane to put the stretch. The first onewasjusta Hawks. The Jazz played without Philadelphia ahead for good, 128- lucky shot. The play wasn’t de­ Adrian Dantley and were out- 127. Without Webster, the Knicks signed for me but I was open and 1 scored 22-11 in the final quarter. SCOREBOARD lacked an intimidator to stop the took it in. Clippers 108, Warriors 105 Sixers' dynamic rookie. "On the next play, Moses took With Bernard King, who scored the rebound (of Cummings’ At Los Angeles, Norm Nixon Lafayette 57, Towson St. 54 46 points, out of the picture with 6 blocked shot) and everybody kind scored 16 of his game-high 32 points ManhattanvIlleM, Kings Point 72 fouls. New York went to Cum­ of stood there. I took advantage in the final quarter. Golden State Marlst 85, Concordia 45 Transactions has lost 21 of its last 22 games. Hockey Basketball Mercyhurst 89, Gannon 76 mings. His shot was blocked and and broke loose downeourt.” Mlllersville 48, Manstleld 43 Moses Malone fed Barkley on a King's 46-point explosion tied The Clippers, who had lost 9 of Muhlenberg 54, Frank. & Marsh. 52 their previous 10, trailed 76-73 N.H. Coll. » , Cent. Conn. St. X fast break. Bob McAdoo’s Spectrum record BaselMlI for a visiting player, but the Knicks entering the fourth quarter. NY Poly Tech 45, Mollov 52 Boston — Signed outfielder Jim Rice Barkley slammed and was NHLitandIngs NBA standings Pace 95, Mercy 74 and reilever Bob Stanley to 6year Phil. Pharmacy X , Wilkes 47 contracts: third baseman Wade Boggs Eastern Cor..«rence Pittsburgh 78, Connecticut 71 wonhlsorbltratloncoseotSl million. Walt* Conitrenc* Potsdam 41, St. Lowrence 50 Potrlck Division Atlantic Division Chicogo (NL) — Outfielder Thod W L T Pts. OF OA W L Pet. GB Qulnnlplac X , Lowell 44 Bosley reached a 1-year contract Boston 41 10 .804 — Robert Morris 94, Wagner 74 Jets do Caps’ division foes a favor Wosblnglon 34 15 8 74 240 148 SE Mass. 75, Salem St. 59 agreement. Phllodelohlo 31 14 7 49 227 170 Phllodelphia 41 10 .804 — Cleveland — Signed pitchers Mike Washington X 25 .5X 14 Slippery Rock X , Lock Hayen 71 Jeftcoot and Jose Roman to 1-year NY Itlondefs M 22 3 43 253 2« Southampton 64, Queens 59 As a re.sult, they had lots of room in assists. N Y Ranger* 17 29 9 43 191 m New Jersey 25 27 .481 14Vj contracts. WINNIPEG, Manitoba (UPI) - learned from the teams they beat New York 18 34 .344 T3Vi St. Thomos Aaulnas 105, Kings 83 New York (NL) — Named Buzz Capra front of our net. We played one “ It’s been a while since I had a PltUburoh 18 29 5 41 184 ^ St. Joseph's (M e .) S3, S. Maine X The Winnipeg Jets did a favor for — forechecking. In both inter- New Jersey 17 29 7 41 183 2)8 Central Division pitching coach at Little Falls ot the conference series, Winnipeg beat period, they played two, and three-point night,” said Nill. "Usu­ Milwaukee 35 17 .473 — St. John Fisher 49, LeMoyne49 (2ot) NY-Penn League: named Bob SIkM the re.st of the Patrick Division Adam Division __ Tufts 81, UMass-Boston 74 EAST HARTFORD — The seventh annual Huntington's deserved to w in " ally it’s just check, check, check. Buffalo 27 15 12 44 202 152 Detroit 31 X .408 3Vi assistant trainer and Leland Black- Wednesday night. their Patrick visitors at their own Chicago 25 25 .500 9 Union 79, Plattsburgh St. 48 field, Jose Figueroa and Sal M argogll- Basketball Classic will present a twinbill Sunday nigbt at Penney But tho.se guys (Smail and Bosch­ Montreal 27 19 10 44 214 87 Utica Tech 113 New Paltz 93 With a 5-3 victory over the game. Tomas Steen ignited the five- Quebec 24 22 8 40 223 1W Atlanta 22 X .423 13 oneasscouts. High in East Hartford. man) can score, so it helps. Boston 25 24 7 57 209 IW Cleveland 14 35 .314 I8V2 Wosh. & Jett. 71, Groye City 41 Pittsburgh — Signed outfielders ; Washington Capitals in the lone Wednesday, Winnipeg watched goal Winnipeg rally, and was Indiana 35 .314 I V Waynesburg 55, Westminster 53 Maple Cafe East will face The Pub for the Explorers flag Playing with Laurie and Dougie, Hartford 17 30 4 40 180 241 )6 8 2 Marvell Wynne and Joe Orsulak and . NHL game. Winnipeg swept the Washington forecheck for one followed by four scores from the Campbell Conference Western Conference William Paterson 40, Trenton St. X pitcher Bob Walk to 1-vear contracts. basketball tournament championship in the 6 p.m, opener. 'The it’s easy,” Midwest Division South two-game .season series with the period, then did them two periods Jets’ checking line, with two goais Norris Division Ald.-Broadd. 77, W. Liberty 76 (ot) nightcap will pit the host East Hartford Explorers (8-0) against W L T Pf*. O F O A W L Pet. GB Toronto — Signed outfielder George Patrick-leading Washington Capi- better, answering the Capitals’ 2-0 from Doug Smail, a shorthanded Washington grabbed a 2-0 first- St. Louis 25 19 10 40 200 201 Denver 32 X .440 — Centre 84, Rose-Hulman X Bell, reliever Jimmy Key and first the UConn All-Stars at 7:45. Clemson N , Wake Forest 45 tais, both on home icc. More than first-period lead with five straight effort by Laurie Boschman, and period lead on goals by Bob Chicooo 25 28 3 53 218 ^ Houston X 21 .580 2 baseman Fred McGritt to 1-vear All proceeds will go to the Huntington Di.sease Fund. Minnesota 14 29 10 42 187 222 Dallas X 24 .539 4 Duke 91, Stetson 51 helping Washington's closest pur­ goals set up by fierce the other by Jim Nill. That trio Florida Southern 93, Eckerd 78 controcts. Carpenter and Greg Adams. Car­ Detroit 14 31 9 41 203 255 San Antonio X 7S .510 SVi suer, Philadelphia, the series forechcecking. picked up 10 scoring points, with penter’s was his 42nd of the year Toronto 13 35 7 33 171 237 Utah 24 X .442 8 Florida St. 83, Jacksonyllle72 Glenyllle 47, Concord 45 College .sweep evened the scales. Two Boschman adding three assists, Smytlw Division Kansas City 14 34 .3X 15 Sacramento State — Named Arkonsos Hawks play three in five days "They reaily took it to us good,” and gave him an NHL single­ Edmonton 40 10 4 84 282 185 Pacific Division Howard 77, George Mason 49 weeks ago, the Jets blasted the Nill two and Smail one. season record for goals scored by Kentucky 51, Alabama 48 assistant Bill Brown basketball co a ch ,, said Washington Coach Bryan Calgorv 28 21 7 43 254 220 L.A. Lakers M 14 .692 — effective after the season. TPhiladelphia Flyers, who are an American-born player. The Winnipeg 29 23 4 44 251 252 Phoenix 7S 24 .4X IOV2 Kentucky St. 49, N. Kentucky 47 WEST HARTFORD — The University of Hartford men's Murray. "In the early part, our In five games with Winnipeg Mississippi 14, Florida 54 Illinois State — Named D r. B o b . seven points behind Washington, Massachusetts-born Carpenter Los Angeles 24 22 10 58 250 Portland X X .451 12'/j Frederick athletic director. basketball team, 6-15 and winners of two of its iast three, v'ili play defen.seman would grab the puck, since being traded from Boston 12 Voncouver 14 33 8 40 194 291 Seattle 22 X .4X 14 Mississippi M. 82, Auburn 45 6-2 for a 3-0 .series sweep. Friday night tied the record St. L.A. Clippers 21 31 .404 IS N. Corollna 40, Maryland 54 three games in five days starting tonight with a road gam e at St. turn and make the play. In the days ago, Nill has two goals and Wednesday’s Result The rest of the league may want Louis Blue Joe Mullen of New York Winnipeg 5, Washington 3 Golden State 11 40 .214 24V} N. Corollna St. 90, M d.-E. Shore 51 Football second and third, we went back three assists. In 49 games as a SE Louisiana 74, NIcholls St. X Arizona (USFL) — Acquired running Peter's. to take lessons from Winnipeg, but Thursday's Oames The Hawks will then visit Brooklyn College Saturday before and took a look instead of moving. Bruin, he scored once with nine set last year. Hartford at New Jersey, 7:35o.iti. Wednesday's Results St. Leo X , St. Thomas 71 back Billy Camptleld on waivers, and the Jets' success formula was Quebec at Philadelphia, 7;35p.m. New Jersey 112, Cleveland 105 Va. Commonwealth 47, Ala.- traded linebacker Terry Beeson to hosting Northeastern Monday night at the Hartford Civic Center. Minnesota of Detroit, 7:35 p.m. Philadelphia 131, New York I X Blrmlngham 53 Jocksonville for an unidentifed future Pittsburgh at Chicogo, 8:35p.m. Detroit 124, Dallas 119 draft pick. ^ . Toronto at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. Atlanta 94, Utah M Vonderbllt 49, Georgia 48 New England — Named Les Steckel W.Vo. Wesleyan 74, Fairmont 44 quarterback-receivers coach and Ha­ Middlesex Washington at Calgary,9:35p.m. L.A. Clippers 108, Golden State 105 Red Sox, Mets to meet SmId makes most Boston at Los Angeles, 10:35p.m. Thursday's Games Midwest rold Jackson assistant receiver coach. Friday's Games Milwaukee at Indiana, S:Xp.m. Adrian 73, Calyin 71 BOSTON — The Red Sox and New York Mets wiil start a Montreal at Buffalo, night Houston at New York, 8 p.m. Boll St. 82, N. Illinois 44 Oakland (USFL) — Cut tight end bombs M CC Edmonton at N.Y. Rangers, night Phoenix at San Antonio, 8: X p.m. Bowling Green 77, Cent. Mich. X Mitchell Montgomery: acquired charity exhibition series in 1986 with the first game to be played Denver at Kansas Cltv,8 : X p.m. Bradley 71, Droke 55 free agent tight end DougCozen. at Fenway Park. Chicogo St. 45, Akron 43 of Noah’s errors AHL standings Boston at Seattle, 10:Xp.m . The Red Sox share of the ticket proceeds will go to the Jim my Middlesex Community College's Friday's Games Cleveland St. 73, WIs.-Green Bay 48 basketball team entered Wednes­ Detroit at New Jersey, night Concordia 95, Kolamazoo81 Hockey Fund while the Mets will donate their share to promote amateur D E LR AY BEACH, Fla. (U P I) - made mistakes. That was it." Concordia (WIs.) 64, WIs.-Milwaukee day night's junior college game at Northern Division Cleveland at Philadelphia, night Boston — Coach Gerry Cheevers and baseball in New York City. Tomas Smid of Czechoslovakia, Unheralded Jan Gunnarsson of W L T PN. GF GA Indiana at Chicago, night 43 Assistant Coach Gary Doak resigned; East Catholic averaging over 102 DePauw 42, Marian 51 The ciubs will meet at Shea Stadium in 1987, the No. 11 seed, capitalized on Sweden continued the upset march Maine 27 23 4 60 219 192 Phoenix at Dallas, night Named General Manager Harry points per game. Adirondack 26 25 7 59 217 252 San Antonio at Denver, night O tro lt 48, Dayton 67 SInden coach tor the rest ot the season. The Mets visit to Fenway wili be the first fora National League mistakes by Yannick Noah in the by eliminating Vitas Gerulaitis, E. Illinois 95, Illinois Tech 77 The Flying Horsemen padded Fredericton 24 24 4 58 200 204 L.A. Clippers of Utah, night \ , early going to defeat' the French­ the No. 12 seed. 2-6, 6-3, 6-4, 6-2. Sherbrooke 25 29 4 54 223 231 Atlanta at L.A. Lakers, night Franklin 44, Indlono-SE 40 team since August of 1981 when the Expos made a trip to Boston. their average with a 136-73 bomb­ Nova Scotia 23 24 5 51 202 214 Boston at Golden State, night Grand Valley 83, Aaulnos 79 ing of host ManchesterCommunity man Wednesday in the $1.8 million "This is the best I'v e done in my Moncton 22 X 4 50 211 219 Washington at Portland, night Hastings 77, Doane 50 International Players Southern Division Hope 94, Albion 77 College. whole career, reaching the semifi­ Binghamton X 14 4 M 274 184 Kent St. 84, W . Michigan 49 Tennis Boxing explored on Frontline Middle.sex. ranked No. 2 in New Tournament. nals of a big tournament likethis," Marauette 71, Xayler 53 Rochester X 17 10 70 239 213 England NJCAA play, pushed its Noah, the No. 9seed, lost to Smid said Gunnars,son. “ I think the Springfield 28 25 3 59 2X 232 CBA standings Herald photo by Pinto Memphis St. 48, Cincinnati 55 A l HARTFORD — The sport of boxing will be explored on CPTV 6-3. 6-3, 7-5 in the quarterfinals. He Minnesota 73, Michigan St. 44 record to 16-3. people in Sweden will be surprised Baltimore 24 21 8 56 199 173 Channel 24's 'Frontline' Tuesday night from 9-10 p.m. was the last of the top 10 seeds to be New Haven 22 28 4 50 214 245 Eostem Division Nebroska Wesleyan 72, Dana 54 The Cougars mired in an to see me in the .semifinals. Notre Dome 79, New Orleans 54 Howard Cosell, who denounced the sport and resigned all defeated in the two-week Hershev 18 X 9 45 223 235 W L QW Pts. International Flavors Champion­ eight-game losii.g streak, fell to Gunnarsson faces Tim Mayotte St. Catharins 17 34 4 X 184 247 Tampa Bay 27 9 B2'/3 163V3 Driving for the hoop Ohio U. 71, E. Michigan 41 ship television announcing duties for professional fights, will be tournament. Wednesday's Results Olivet 81, Alma 74 3-15 Friday in the men’s semifinals, Albany 24 10 86V3 15BV3 At (M rav Beach, Fla., Fob. 13 among those to express their opinion. Boxers Larry Holmes, Noah had lost only twice in six AdIroiKlack 4, Springfield 5 Lancaster 20 18 81 141 Bennet’s Jen Mistretta (35) gets past an llling defender SE Missouri lOO, Mo.-St. Louis 84 Men's Singles Guard Len Feroleto pumped in and Smid will play unseeded Scott Baltimore 8, Binghamton 6 Siena Heights 77, Spring Arbor 46 Sonny Liston and Ray Mancini are al.so scheduled to appear. meetings with Smid before Wed­ Puerto Rico 21 16 75 138 Quortortlnals an impressive 51 points to lead the Davis. Maine 3. Hershy 3 (tie) Toronto 18 20 78»/3 132V3 and drives for the hoop in junior high action Wednesday Southwest Tom as Smid, Czechoslovakia, def. nesday. It was Smid’s first tri­ Nova Scotia 5, Rochester 2 Sorosota 17 24 76Vs 127V3 afternoon at llling. Bennet outlasted its crosstown rival, Midwestern St. 109, Howard P a vn e X Yannick Noah, France, 63,63,7-5: Scott Flying Horsemen. Mayotte, of Springfield, Mass., Fredericton 4, Sherbrooke 4 (tie) Bay State 14 21 65 107 NE Oklahoma 61, SE Oklahoma 57 Davis, U.S., def. Stefan Edberg, Sweden, Four others scored in double umph over Noah since 1979. Thursdov's Games Oklahoma 104, Iowa St. 74 Jays sign Bell, two others "I didn’t put my game together defeated Mike I.«ach of Ann Arbor. Western Division 24-22. 61, 4-4, 7-5; T im Mayotte, U.S., def. figures for tbe winners, including Adirondack at St. Catharines Wyoming 20 15 73V3 133V2 Okla. St. 81, Kansas St. 77 Mike Leach, U.S., 62, 63,62. at the beginning," Noah said. " I Mich., 6-2, 63, '6-2 Wednesday. Detroit 17 19 7IV3 12 2 V3 SF Austin 73, St. Edwards 50 Womon's Singles NEW YORK — The Toronto Blue Jays announced Wednesday Wendell Williams, who canned 29, Sam Houston 89, Dallas Baptist 48 couldn’t do what 1 wanted to do." Davis of Santa Monica, C alit, IHL standings Evansville 16 21 72 120 (Suortortlnals they have signed outfieider George Bell, left-handed reliever Guard Winston Brooks topped Wisconsin 17 19 67 118 Hawks 94. Jazz BB Big East standings Southern Methodist 81, Texas ASiM X Corllng Bassett, Canada, det. Hana Smid said he piayed his normal whipped Stefan Edberg of Swed­ Albuquerque 16 70 ^ '/3 IlIVs Texas Tech 41, Rice 40 Mandllkova, Czechoslovakia, 7-5, 62. Jimmy Key and first baseman Fred McGriff to one-year Manchester with 24 points, while BUDDY. ZACHERY ^ en’s Davis Cup team 6-1, 64, 7-5, Eost Division Louisville 15 19 63'/3 106V3 Big East Conference O 'a ll Texas Christian 81, Baylor X the only other Cougar to hit double game. W L T Ptl. G F G A A T L A N T A (94) W L W L Texas Wesleyan 92, Tarleton 49 contracts. " I came to the net and he keeping Edberg at bay with a Cincinnati 12 23 60 96 D. W llklns11-XA4X, Levlngston4.43-4 digits was forward Ken Cooper Flint 31 21 2 66 240 212 Teams get 3 points for o victory and 1 St. John's 11 0 X 1 West Beii, 25. was scheduled for an arbitration hearing on Friday. A couldn’t pass m e," Smid said. "H e powerful serve and volley game. Muskegon 31 19 2 64 227 180 point for eoch quorter won. 11, Rollins 2-9 00 4, Johnson 30 OO 4, Georgetown 9 2 X 2 Boise St. 93, U.S. International 42 righl-tianded hitter. Bell led the Blue Jays in homers last year with 14. Tony Peoples grabl^d Kolomozoo 24 23 6 56 210 192 Wlttmon 7-130014, Carr 2-3014, Crlss3-5 Vlllanova 7 5 15 7 Colorado 44, Nebraska 61 eight rebounds and added five Zachery likely Toledo 21 27 5 47 188 240 01 4, Willis 9-14 3-4 21, Brovm 01 00 0, Syracuse 7 4 14 4 Idaho X , E. Washington 75 with 26 and was second with 87 RBI. Wednesdov's Results Granger 01OOO, HostIngsOI 2-22. Totals West Division Evansville 106. Albany 105 (ot) Pittsburgh 4 5 15 7 Pomono-Pitzer 72, Occidental 53 Bowling assists for the losers. Scholastic roundup Peorlo 29 IB 6 64 230 183 Albuquerque 147. Wyoming 115 41-83 12-16 94. Boston College 4 6 17 4 Redlands 45, Whittier X MCC hosts Post College at East Fort Wavne 25 18 8 59 216 201 Toronto 117. Lancaster 113 U T A H (I t ) Connecticut 4 8 9 12 San Jose St. 57, UC Santa B o rb a ra X Catholic Saturday night at 8 p.m. to attend Yale Salt Lake Ctv 21 26 5 48 199 202 Puerto Rico 108, Sarasota 105 Bollev 9-18 2-5 X , Kellev 2-4 OO 4, Providence 2 10 9 14 Van tingle Mungo funeral today Indlonopolis 20 28 3 45 158 199 Thursdov's Gomes Eaton 4-8 3-4 11, Green 5-12 OO 10, Seton Hall 0 12 9 14 The Cougar women host the Milwaukee 13 35 34 178 237 Griffith 7-X OO 14, J. Wilkins 4-9 2-2 10, Wednesday's Result Pinnattas Community College of Rhode East Catholic football star Albany at Cincinnati Stockton 2-3 2-2 4, Roberts 3-5 5-5 11, PA G E LA N D , S.C. — Van Lingle Mungo, whose his sizzling Coventry cagers Teams get one point for an overtime Wyoming ot Albuquerque Pittsburgh 78, UConn 71 Lois Begin 211-5X, Joyce Corrlveou Island in a 6 p.m. preliminary Buddy Zachery will likely attend lost. Hansen 1-4 03 2. Totals 37-88 14-X N . Today's Oanx fastball and off-field escapades won the hearts of beleaguered Louisville at Bay State ^ ATLANTA XXM2t-«4 Rec League 209-X6563, Bette Copeland 222-543, Bev Yale University in the fall. Wednesday's Gomes Detroit at Tampa Bay Seton Hall at Syracuse Carr 228-530, Beth Correlo 500, Jessie Brooklyn Dodger fans, will be buried today in his rural contest. Milwaukee at Fort Wovne* ppd.snow Evansville at Wisconsin UTAH M33X11—M Friday's Game M ID D L E S E X (134) — Greg Lucas 3 Zachery, who rushed for 1,156 Three-point goals— None. Fouled W illiam s 508, Carol Reed 504; Leo's Indianapolis at Muskegon, ppd. FrMoy's Gomes Pittsburgh at St. John's, 8 team had a tlve-gome total ot 32X. hometown. 1- 3 7, Len Feroleto 21 9-11 51,yards Joe and scored 60 points fqr the snow out— None. Total fouls— tionta X , Saturday's (tames Dobbins 1 1-23, Wendell W llllom s 133-4 paced by Morton Louisville at Albany Mungo, whose fast delivery was compared to such fastball co-HCC champs, was classified as Thursdov's Gomes Detroit at Puerto Rico * Utah 18. Retmunds— Atlanta 49 (D . Delaware State at UConn (Storrs), 8 Aduit basketbali 29, Frank Henry 96318, Steve Blocker 4 No Games Scheduled Lancaster at Toronto Wilkins, Levlngston, Willis 9), Utah 44 Georgetown at Providence Hama Enginaars pitchers as Dizzy Dean and Bob Feller, died Tuesday at his home 6 0 12, Kevin W ord 7 2-3 16, Totals 60 a "likeiy admittance” to Yale. Friday's Gomes (Eaton 12). Assists— Atlanta X ( Johnson Vlllanova at Boston College Mancheter Police 94 (Manny Reis 25, Adam Boerenko102,RussMcNlchols2 . Pete Moftet 14, Bob Charbonneau 12, in Pageland. He was 73. 1*^25 134. „ „ „ , " I t ’s about as definite as you can COVENTRY - I^d by Jody Peoria at Milwaukee 10), Utah X (Green 8). Technical Louisiana Stole at Syracuse Janet Schwenzfeler 175-474, Mary M C C (73) — Bernie Alem anv 2 2-2 4, 0 4, Adam Donoghue 2 0 4, Tadd Flint ot Muskegon fouls— Utah Illegal defense. A— 8,8X. Sunday's (tames * John Abate 10), Allied Printing X Cove 197-X5, TrudI Zuldema 176176 The burly right-hander won 81 games for the Dodgers between Ken Cooper 4 2-314, To n y Peoples 3 3-5 get,” said Eagle coach Jude Kelly, Morton’s game-high 29 poinLs, (M ike M unroe 29, W ayne Green 21, TamburrI 000, Scott Gagnon 1 24, Stan Kalamozoo at Indlonopolis DePaul at St. John's 4X, Marly Dvorok 441, Cindy Hurley 1932 and 1936, and notched 238 strikeouts in 1936 to lead the 9, John Wheeler 1 602, Winston Brooks who spoke with Yale coach Carm Coventry High turned back Bacon Laputy 0 1 1, Jett Bromley 0 0 0. Totals Doug Leonard 70, Don Steyens 12). 451, DlaneCote480,Tonl Robertson 4X, National League. He compiled a 120-115 record with a 3.47 earned 1260 24, Josh Corlett 4 6 0 8, Bob Lacy 0 Cozza Wednesday. “ The chances Academy, 77-59, in Charter Oak 23 13 59. 76ers131.Knicks129 Gentle Touch Car Wosh 9 t (Steye Evelyn Anton 464. 2- 2 7, Paul Arm elln 21-2 5, M ike M artin Jets 5. Capitals 3 Big East result Ayers 35, Rich Cappata 29, Bill Gorra run average during a 14-year m ajor league career that ended 0 6 0 0, M ike Edwards 1 1-2 3, Totals 31 are very, very good.” Conference basketball action Wed­ 24), Paganl Caterers94 (Mark Murphy Zachery, an all-HCC and Class M Wrestling NEW YORK (IX) Cavaiiers 115, Nets 112 44, D ave Gleason 21, Ben Paganl 17). with the Dodgers’ rivals, the New York Giants. 11-14 73. nesday night at the Patriots’ gym. Washington 3 01—3 King 16-2714-2346, Cummings 5-154-414. All-State selection, reportedly Coventry upped its record to 63 WmnlpOB 0 3 3 — 5 Bannister 0-1 (M) 0. Walker 11-18 04) 22. C L E V E L A N D (115) Pittsburgh 7B. UConn 71 turned down four scholarship MHS succumbs First period— 1, Washington, Carpen­ Tucker 2-4 0-0 5. Bailey •2-3 0-0 4. Midgats in the COC, 11-3 overall with the ter 43 (Erickson, RIggIn), 3:50. 2, Siaarrow 8-122-218, O rr 4-65-613. Carter 0-1 Shelton 3-9 2-2 8, Hubbard 7-15 O10 X , Scholastic offers, including those from Holy win while the Bobcats drop to 6-8 in HARTFORD — Forfeiting four Hinson 4-114014, Baglev2-40O4,Free11-21 CONNECTICUT DD Prosecution Woshlngton, Adorns 3 ((^rtner), 15:X. 2-2 2. Wilkins 04) 04) 0. Grunfeld 2-31-1 5. Mavericks 19 (Eric Vogel 8, Mike Cross and UConn. He is consider­ the conference. 7-9 overall. weight cla.s.ses. Manchester High Penolllcs— None. Cavenal10-1000. TotalsSOOl 28-38129. 1014 34, Turpin 02 OO 0, Jones 1-4 20 4, Braxton 4-9 0 8 8, Frederick 6-141-1 13, Briere 3, Dave Berube 3), Pirates 17 Pats name assistant coaches Davis 2-4 2-34, AndersonOI 2-4 2, Poquette Coles 37 4 8 10, Kelley 8-18 10-12 X , (A a ro n Grantato 5, M a rk Ursin 4, Paul ing attending medical school. Jason Garick, Brett Laferriere wre.stling team was upended by 34004, West 1 -1012. Totals340131-48105 Second period— 3, Winnipeg, Small PHILADELPHIA 031) Coffey 28 08 4, Warren 18 0-1 2, Kirby 4). Movs won In double FOXBORO, Mass. — The New England Patriots Wednesday rests case and Bob Harris were al.so in twin Hartford Public, 48-15, Wednesday Bessel Ink 08(M)0, King2-54-58, SheaOOOl overtime. Bannat-llling giris lO (P lcard), 4 :X . 4, Winnipeg, Steen X Erving 7-15 3-9 17. Berkley 6 ^ 8-9 20, N E W JE R S E Y (112) named former Minnesota Vikings head coach Les Steckel and figures for Coventry with 14.12 and night in make-up action in (Carlyle, Howerchuk), pp, 8:51. Malone 8-14 21-23 37. Cheeks 4-9 2-2 10, 0, Totals 2682 19-X 71. Chargers 37 (Lindsey Boutlller 10, Bennet outlasted crosstown llling, Penalties— McEwen. Wash, 7:X; Bo- Toney 9-17 4-4 23, Jones 0-1 00 0, O'Koren 40 OO 8, Williams 2-7 30 7, P ITT S B U R G H (78) Jett Ross 7, Leland Boutlller 7 , Im 2622, Wednesday at llling to maintain veteran NFL wide receiver Harold Jackson assistant coaches. 10 points respectively. The Patri­ Hartford. bveh, Wpg, 13:X; Stevens, Wash, Richardson 0^04)0. G. Johnson 84(H) 6, GmlnskI 4-911-1119, Birdsong 13-X5031, Smith 610 68 18, Watkins 48 28 10, L e w is 4, M att Lescoe4), 74ers 22 (T ln o Its unbeaten record. Steckel was named quarterback-receiver coach and Jackson with Moses ots had a 40-25 halftime lead in Manchester winds up the dual 13:53: Carlyle, Wpg, 13:53: Carpenter, Threott 1-3 44 7. C. Johnson 24 1-2 5. Richardson 7-21 1-2 14, Turner 2-5 OO 4, Armstrong28488, Alken071O1010, Gore Guachlone 4, Brian Jones 5, Kevin Meechle Grant, Jen Mistretta and Final Daytona Wash, 14:40: NIII, Wpg, 18:49. Williams 84 006. Totals 4803 43-53131. Dawkins 5-11 3-5 13, Johnson 1-2 OO 2, 0175823, O m Id O O O l 0, Williams 1-1345, CollettI 4, Amy Shumaker 3). Barbara O'Brien each netted 4 points assistant receiver coach under head coach Raymond Berry, stopping Bacon for the second time meet season 2-12-1. It will partici­ Ransev 3-5004, Cook 3 0 0 0 6 Totals 4404 Shepherd 32 01 4, Thompson 08 01 0, for the 10-0 Bears. Donnia Smith had 25 LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Pro­ pate in the state Class L L tourna­ New Yorh 33 34 30 32>-m 23-X 112. named head coach last season after Ron Meyer was fired. The this season. Third pwlod— 5, Winnipeg, Small 19 PhUodefphla 39 34 37 31— 131 MIklasevIch 0 8 (M) 0, Ferguson 0 8 08 0, rebounds and Sonia Bradshaw 10. secutors trying to prove Olympic prep run is today Cleveland XXX it—ix Patriots were 9-7 in the AFC. Coventry is back in action ment Friday and Saturday at (Boschman, NIII), 4:48. 4, Winnipeg, Three-point goals — Threott. Toney. Totals 26X SOX 78. Mistretta and Smith played well defen­ track star Edwin Moses offered an Boschman X (N III), sh, 7:13. 7, Tucker. Fouled out— King. Total fouls— New Jersey XMW2S—112 HalftInrta-PItt X , Connecticut 34. Total sively tor Bennet. RachelOdell netledS DAYTONA BEACH. Fla. (UPI) Friday night at home against Vinal Glastonbury High. Winnipeg, NIII 3 (Small, Boschman), New York 37. Philadelphia 28. Three-point goals— Free, 2, Richard­ touls-ConnectIcut 27, Pitt 24. points, Chris Rovegno 5 and Amie undercover policewoman $100 for — A pair of 125-mile qualifying Tech. Manchester was ghissing star­ Rebounds— New York ^ (King 10). son.Fouled out— None. Total fouls— Rebounds-Connecticut X (Frederick Soccer Green and Jen Faber 4 apiece for I lling, Mancini, Bramble ready for rematch sex rested their case Wednesdy 10:X. 8, Washington, Laughlln 12 Cleveland X , New Jersey X . RetKHinds— races today, with Bill Elliott and Alan Damarjian netted 27 points ters Jason Steinbacher, Billy Prig- (FranceschettI), 18:18. Penalties— Phllodelphio 47 (Malone, Erving 10). 12), Pitt 44 (Smith 13). Asslsts- which winds up 163 tor the season. after testimony by a second police Amlel,Wpg,5:21. Assists— New York 33 (Sparrow 11). Cleveland 45 (Hinson 15), New Jersey 54 Connectlcut 12 (Frederick 3, Kellev 3, Cale Yarborough on the poles, to pace Bacon. nano, Frank Hoher, Mike Taylor. (GmlnskI 13). Assists— Cleveland 17 RENO, Nev. — Ray “ Boom Boom” Mancini, a 14-5 underdog, Phllodelphia 27 (Cheeks 10). T e c h n ic a l- Coffey 3, Warren 3),Pitt 15 (Aiken 7). officer who said he overheard the mark the final prep for Grand COVENTRY (77) — Jody Morton 141 Mike Thompson and Kris Krause, Shots on goal— Wohlngton 4-4-7— King. A— 11,344. (Bagiev 8), New Jersey X(Richardson Fouled out-Broxton, Coles, Kellev, says he will regain his lightweight crown from Livingstone 9). Technical— HuUxird. A— 9058. transaction. 29, Brett La (e rrle re 5 2 12, Bob H arris 50 all sidelined with injuries. 17. Winnipeg 7-9-11— 27. Watkins, Armstrong, Aiken. Techni­ iNISL standings Bramble in Saturday’s 15-round title bout. National drivers before Sunday’s 10, L a rry VKalsh 1 0 2, Jason G arick 4 2 cal fouls-WotkIns. A -5 ,^ . Calendar Moses was expected to testify Sophomores Todd Grossman Manci1)i and Bramble wound up training Wednesday for their Daytona 500 stock car classic. 14, Mike Kornteld 304, Jett DImmock 0 Power-plav conversions— Washington (Eostam Division today in his own behalf. A crowd of over 65,000 is 2 2, Rich Reagan 000, JonSeymour022 (145) and Dwayne Albert (155) and 34). Winnipeg 2-1. W L Pet. World Boxing Association championship rematch. Bramble won Prosecutors called four wit- , Rhett Gibbs 0 0 0. To ta ls 34 9 77. GB expected for the 250 miles of Grand senior Steve Paterini (132) were Goalie*— Woshlngton, RIggIn. Win­ Clippers10B.Warriors105 Baltimore 21 8 .724 — the title by stopping Mancini on a 14th-round technical knockout nes.ses, all police officers involved BACON ACADEMY (59) — Andy nipeg, Hayward. A— 13,104. Wadnasdsy’s coilaga rasults Chicago 18 1) .421 3 TODAY National racing. Shoop 5 7 17, Alan Damarllan 12 3 27, victorious.(or the locals. Pistons 124. Mavericks 119 in last month's arrest of the widely (20LDEN ST (IX ) Cleveland 14 13 .552 5 Girls Bashetboll in Buffalo, N .Y. Referee— Ron Hoggorth. Short 1 0 X 08 X . Ml. Johnson 5-143414, East St. Louis 15 14 .484 7 South Catholic at East Catholic, 7 "This won’t go 15 rounds,” Bramble said. respected athlete, who stands to Whiteheod 7-12 2-214, Conner 5-13 1-2 11, DALLAS 019) AlC X , SprIngtIeldSS Minnesota 13 14 .482 7 lose millions in potential endorse­ Pittsburgh 11 18 .379 10 F R ID A Y Mancini said he’s going to do a "b etter job of boxing this tim e Floyd t -X 2-3 19, Brotz 1-3 1-2 3, Aoulrre 17-X 04 « , Perkins 28 2-3 4, Albany St. M Binghamton St. 44 ments if convicted. Moses. 29, Aleksinas 4-7 OO 8, Plummer 01 OO 0, Bryant 03 OO 0, Blackman 7-18 9-10 24, A lbrl^t 78, Drew 54 New York 9 21 J X 12V!i Bovs Basketball and I’m confident I can get the title back.” CALDWEIL ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. Radio and TV Thibeaux OO OO 0, Burtt 3-5 OO 4. Totals Davis 5-10 7-7 18, Vincent 5-14 1011 X , Assuniptlon 74, Merrimack 47 Western Division Monchester at Rockville, 7:45 faces up to six months in jail and a 43-100 17-21 105. Harper 2-7 00 4, NImphlaus 1-5 OO 2, Botes 77, Bowdoln 44. Son Diego 23 7 .7 0 — East Catholic at Xavier, 7:X $1,000 fine. Ellis 2-3 OO 5. Totals 41-95 34-37 119. Bentley 42, Stonehlll X (ot) Los Angles 18 13 .XI 5 '/i Cheney Te ch at Bolton, 7:45 LA CLIPPERS (IX ) Buss said behind in payments " I heard the defendant ask the Oil INC. Catching* 2-3 OO 4, IMa. Johnson 3-114-7 DETROIT (IX) Bloomsburg 64, Kutztown 42 Las Vegas 14 12 .571 4 VInal Te ch at Coventry, 7:45 INSWUNSMITHS SINCE TONIGHT 12, Donaldson 4-40914, Nixon 13-194-8 X , Tyler 11-19 3-6 X , Benson 78 OO 14, Bucknell 85, Rider X Wichita 13 13 JX 8 Girls Basketball 1 os AN G E LE S — Jerry Buss, the ow nerof the Lakers, Kings, undercover officer for (sex acts) 7:15 Hockey: Whalers vs. Devils, Smith 014 2-4 18, (Uige 04 1-2 9, Lalmbeer 4-11 0 0 12, Long 9-19 OO 18, California (Pa.) X , Edlnboro 75 Tacom a 11 19 .347 12 Rockville at Manchester, 7:45 for $100,” testified Sgt. George 98.9 WTIC Thomas 1018 3-5 X , Cureton 38 2-4 8, (UimcgleMellon 9 , John Carroll 54 Kansas City 11 19 .367 12 Sw im m ing and the Forum , has not fallen behind in repayment of $100 million Brldgemon 4-14 1-1 13, Walton 1-2 2-2 4, Haines, who backed up earlier per gal. C. O. D. 1914 7 :X College basketball: Hartford vs. WorrlckOOOO0,WhlteO1O20,GordonOO Campbell 4-7018, Johnson 4-13018, Jones a o rk 89, Suffolk 41 Dallas 10 21 .323 13'/(i East Hartford at Manchester, 3:X in loans says the bank which loaned him the money. St. Peter’s, W K H T OO 0. Totals 41-78 24-37 IX . 34 OO 4, Steppe 1-2 OO 2. Totals 58-1X 8-17 Clarion 54, Indiana (P a .) 51 Wednesday's Results testimony by undercover officer San Diego 4, Chicago 5 (ot) KCBS-TV reported Wednesday that Buss fell behind on 8:00 College basketball: LSU vs. (SoMen St, I t X X 29— 1 « IX. Cortland St. X , Oneonta St. 44 S A T U R D A Y Susan Gonzaies, Tennessee, USA Coble Dallas X It X 38—119 Dartmouth 47, Vermont 42 Minnesota 4, Baltimore 5 (shootout) Ice Hockey payments to Security Pacific Bank last sumin^ and that the 649-8841 LA cuppers X19X3S—IX "It was very quick and dfrect," 8:X Boxing: Gerald Hayes vs. Three-point goals— Ml Johnson, Detroit XX 27 34—IX Delaware Valley 43, Lycoming 51 St. Louis 5, Pittsburgh 3 Windsor vs. Manchester (at Bolton establishment is considering taking over some tff his holdings. Minimum requirement Bernard Taylor, ESPN Three point goals— Blackmon, Da­ Dickinson 45, M oravian X Kansas City 6, Los Angeles 4 Ice P a lace), 8:10 said Haines, who claimed he was 649-5241 Floyd. Fouled out— Smith. Total fouls— Thursday'* Gomes 85 E. C«nt«r 8tr««t I0:X Pro bosketboll: Celtics vs. (iolden St X , LA Clippers X . Rebounds— vis, Ellis. Fouled out— none. Total Dominican 85, St. Rose 81 East Catholic at Notre Dome (West Buss also has flatly denied the charges. listening to the conversation be­ Prices tubleci lo Change Sonics, SportsChannel fouls-Dallas 17, Detroit 28. Framingham St. 79, Curry S3 Dallas at Los Vedas, 10:35 p.m. H a ve n ), 8 A spokeswoman for Security Pacific said Buss is not in default Golden St 42 (M l Johnson 12), LA W restling tween Moses and Gonzales over a ManchMt«r, Ct. )0:X Hockey: Bruins vs. Kings, Clippers 42 (Donaldson 10). Assists— Rebounds— Dallas X (Vincent 17), Geneva 82, St. Vincent 7B (ot) FrMov^s (Tames 550-1,000 gal8. 96.9 C.OJ9. Chonne! X Golden St X (Short 4), LA Clippers X Detroit 53 (T y le r 13).Assists— Dollas14 GettysburgM, Lebanon Valley93 Minnesota at Cleveland, night Manchester at Class LL Meet on any of his loans. speaker in a nearby house. San Diego at St. Louis, night East Catholic at Class L Meet 11:00 College basketball: USC vs. (Nixon 10).Technical— GoldenStlllegal (Blackmon 4), Detroit 35 (Thom os 25). Husion X , Univ. New England 57 Arizona State, ESPN defense. A— ^7,ZX. Technical— none. A— 10,183. Ithaca 82, R .l.T . 67 Pittsburgh at Wichita, niaht Cheney Tech at Class M Meet ”l :U .• rirTT'i, .:.. . ii . . i

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KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE • by Larry Wright ■ MISCELLANEOUS jCARS/TRUCKS I BUSINESS . r r i APARTMENTS I HOUSEHOLD {fo r s a le HELP WANTED OPPORTUNITIES |4ZJrFOR---- RENT GOODS FOR SALE When you hove some­ U SED REFRIGERA CAR RADIO — Excellent 1981 FOUR DOOR PART TIME HELP thing to sell, find a cash SUPER 3 ROOM APART­ TORS, WASHERS, condition. High powered. HONDA ACCORD - New CLASSIFIED 643-2711 MENT - $395 includes W A N T E D - G e n e ra l buyer the easy wav ... Ranges - clean, guaran­ Includes Dolby NR, Bass tires. 5 speed. A ir condi­ cleaning person. To clean with a low-cost ad in heat, hot water and gar­ teed, parts and service. and Trebble controls and tioning, power steering, small shop and office. Classified. 643-2711. age. Phone Rose, 646-8646 Low prices. B.D. Pearl 8, more. $90. Call 646-1063 power brakes. Excellent Hours negotiable. Apply or 646-2482. O Son, 649 Main Street, after 4; 30pm. condition. Inside and out. of Able Coll, Howard DAYCARE FOR SALE - 643-2171. Regular maintenance, HELP WANTED Road, Bolton. $75,000 plus long term MANCHESTER - One $5,000. Call Joe days 659- MOM/ MARK. HELP WANTED HELP WANTED SKIERS! • 100% Wool lease. 50% owner financ­ bedroom apartment, ap­ COUNTESS YORK dou Norwegon pullover 1311; evenings 643-9972. WK I.OVK YOll!!^ 'f^O opfiU VoJjUdtXAJbO 1.0 VKS I ing at fixed Interest rate. pliances, basement. $445 ble bed comforter with ROCIIKI.LK f u l l t i m e p o s i t i o n sweater. Very warm. W ill ' ^ DAI), Sl'SAN, "MOONLIGHTERS" Pri­ In medical business of­ Call 456-0345. monthly. Call 649-7105 af­ matching pillow shams til medium sized man or KOVES vate telephone & desk. ter 5pm. and dust ruffle. Blue and woman. $40. Call 646-4995. HOHHY, IU!TH.;| MARK fice. Experience in data S TK .V K &. Part time evenings. Ideal processing, collection HAIRDRESSER > Expe­ white, almost brand new. UOHN HENRY for anyone who wants $20. 649-3085. HAIR CUTTING SET KIM DANA. ^HAPPY CHILD CARE PRO­ and general office proce­ rienced with following. 1979 DODGE OMNI - 4 IIAIM’Y HAPPY VALENTINES unlimited weekly in­ VIDER NEEDED - Mon­ dure. Full benefits. Friendly atmosphere. Real Estate COMPLETE a n d VAI.KNT1M.S VALENTINES come. Several positions FOR SALE - Flourescent Blanket. $15 for both. door, standard, 62,000 DAY DAD day thro Friday, 9-3. Call Please call 527-7433. Vacation, sick pay and miles, clean. Good condi­ DAY DAY open but they won't last Paul tor appointment, educational benefits. Call Light, 2’ X 4’. Four 4' 647-1816. ri.l. Al.WAYS LOVE. i q JHOMES MANCHESTER - Large tion. Must sell due to PEG-OF-YODR-j long. Call between 5:30 GOVERNMENT JOBS - 643-2103 or 647-1315. tubes, plexiglass cover. RAEANN 659-3731. IFOR SALE one bedroom apartment. Like new. Paid$79.95, w ill transfer. $1,995. Call 643- HARTE’ and 7;00pm. Ask tor Eric $14,757 to $52,663. Now Fully appllanced kitchen, SKIS - Fischer Comet DAVID at 643-2711. sell tor $40. Telephone 195cm. No bindings. $40 4589. PTioniN. . . XOX( hiring In your area. living room and bed­ 742-6016. 1(619)569-8304. 24 hrs. room. Heat and hot water or best otter. 646-1589 WK 1.0VK YOt "BED" KAREN. after 5pm. I HAIM’ V , HAPPY HAPPY Included. On busline. TODAY IS a good day to AVA1.KNTINKS »AYj Ideal location. $445 per VALENTINES VALENTINES FULL AND PART TIME M.S.W. - Full time open­ place an ad in classified MENS SKI BOOTS - Size HIU.. DAY ing In 270 skilled nursing month. Lease and secur­ to sell those idle items MlCIIAKl. & DAY OPENINGS AVAILABLE M ANC HESTER - By ity deposit. 646-7451. 9/10 Switzerland "Henke" H.YSVM WANTED TELEPHONE - Typing skills and excel­ home tor M.S.W. with you’ve been storing. A Brand. $25. Phone 643- 1981 COUP DE V ILLE ^COl.I.KKN^' /CTIETTE' .OVE YA. owner. Exceptional SALESPERSONS for Ex­ lent phone manner re­ experience or Interest in newer 6 room Colonial. 3 quick cqll to 643-2711 will 5873. CADILLAC - Fully RAY CENTRAL FOUR ROOM loaded. Excellent condi­ HAPPY panding Promotions quired. Please call 246- NURSES AIDE - llp m to long-term care. Competi­ Bedrooms, FIreplaced CELEBRITY CIPHER put your ad in print. 7am. Enloy working In a tive wages and excellent APARTMENT - No pets. Celebrity Cipher cryptograme are created from quotations by tion. Low mileage (30's). VALENTINES FRAN. Frrm. Salary & Comml- 6100 or apply In person at Living Room, Formal famous people, past and preaenl. Each latter in the cipher stands ACME V-MODEL DRESS DAY superior nursing facility benefits Including free $375 per month plus utili­ Call 646-5153. HAPPY sion. Apply at once! Mr. Chemlawn Serylces Cor­ Dining Room., Eat-In K it­ ties and security. Call for another Today's c/ue L/equa/e D FORM B - Adjustable. TO MY SICK VALENTINES Burton, 643-2711. with excellent working Insurance and parking. poration, 70 Bldwell chen, 1'/2 Baths, Finished 646-7336. by CONNIF WirNFR Strawberry Lace $35. Call 643-7867. SWEETIE DAY Road, Sooth Windsor, CT conditions and benefits. Send resume in confi­ Rec Room, Fenced Yard. GOV’T SURPLUS CARS dence to Lorraine 8. TRUCKS under $100. LOVE. MISS YOU. CONCERNED PARENT A part time position is Principals only. $91,500. “ R AWIWDJ JOW RUWN JONJ FOR SALE 8 Inch Table .LOVE YOU.; Manor, 25 Lorraine Now available In your HAPPY NAN to care for my first now ayallable for a certl- 649-1373. Saw with 5 blades. No ME fled or experienced S tre e t, H a rtfo rd , CT I STORE AND area. Call l-(619)-569- VALENTINES grader. Vicinity of Wa­ KCG SND'J PW PCJO IWFK motor. 643-1634 after 6pm. shington School. Call 643- Nurses Aide. Please call 06105. OFFICE SPACE 0242. 4491, 4:30 to 5:30pm only, Mrs. Launi, Director of /FLYER / WOOD SLEDS ask tor GIgl, Monday thru Nurses, 646-0129, Man­ CONDOMINIUMS NDU ILNAJ. EOWD R UKWU LK - Good condition. 3' 1972 CHEVROLET (IM- ARE YOU A CREATIVE, MANCHESTER — Office PALA) - Air, radio. New Friday. aggressive professional? chester Manor Nursing FOR SALE length. $10 each, firm. Home, 385 West Center space. Ideal tor occoun- ONRA, JOW BWACFRUW URUD'J tires, brakes, fan belts, Our office needs person I 649-7963. Street, Manchester. tant, lawyer or sales of­ hoses, battery, exhaust OPERATIONS MAN­ to manage and organize AGEMENT h AR ^T u RD PHYSICAL THERAPIST fice. Central location. YAK LK PANRD 8WXXI.” — SKI PKG. -Ralchleboots, system, tuneup. $600. 649- company Information WELLSWEEP CON­ 7977. DESPA I CH needs assist­ - Full time opening In 270 DOMINIUM - 400 North Ample parking. Call 649- ladles size 6. 150cm Ros- and actlyltes. Individual DAYCARE OPENINGS- skilled nursing home for 2891. ant for r ' Ic' decision w ill be responsible for Main St., 2 bedroom XCDR NDUWAICD. slngol skis with Tyrolla maker our Moving Teachers and aides Physical Therapist with bindings. Call 646-1565 af­ 1979 FORD GRANADA - accounting, payroll, cor­ needed to work w ith In­ townhouse, fully ap- PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I've been through a pretty ESS, 6 cylinders, auto­ Department. Schedule experience or Interest In Plionced country kit­ OFFICE SPACE AVAIL­ ter 4pm. $99. respondence, written and fants and preschoolers. long-term care. Competi­ good version ol ‘The Mill': Hollywood." — Harry Dean matic, olr-cond.'tlonlng, and dispatch crews, chen. I'/j baths. Individ­ ABLE IN DOWNTOWN verbal communications, Pleasp call 646-9608 for an tive wages and excellent MANCHESTER - 500 Stanton. stereo, power buckets, check time-keeping, re­ travel/conference arran­ ual basements. 100 plus cord costs. Long days appomtment. benefits Including free square feet or possibly ENDROLLS vinyl root, excellent. gements and will assist energy efficiency rating $2400. 649-2723. w ill pass sw iftly In busy, Insurance and parking. Northeast Utilities. 1,000 square feet. Near 27’6 wldlh-25« marketing officer. Good Send resume In confi­ I-B4 Extension. Parking responsible assignment. typing skills required. $61,500. Peterman R 1 1 SERVICES ICO IPAINTING/ 13V4 wldlh-2 for 258 Good telephone person­ dence to Lorraine on premises. Call 649- Personal computer expe­ Realty, 649-9404, 647-1340, ■ sii1 o ffer ed 10^ I papering MUST be picked up at the ality, hands-on attitude Manor, 25 Lorraine 647-0080 or 649-4064. 2680. rience helpful but not S tre e t, H a rtfo rd , CT Manchester Herald Office BANK Important. Career slot required. Call 659-3334, before 11 A.M. ONLY. RECEPTIONIST FULL 06105. TWO OFFICES FOR NAME YOUR OWN rewarding you with sense The Leverage Group, AFFORDABLE DAY­ REPOSSESSIONS of accomplishment. Insu­ TIME for busy physi­ RENT - Convenient loca­ PRICE — Father and son. Reduced For Inc. CARE - It you feel uncom­ P ric n rance and pension benef­ cian's office In Manches­ tion. Heat and utilities Fast, dependable ser­ Quick Sklk Rentals Included. 649-8417. fortable leaving your its. Send resume for ap- ter. A pleasant telephone child in a large building vice. Painting, Paper­ ointment to personality is required. hanging 8i Removal. Call PETS May be seen at the Sav­ MANCHESTER - Office with Its high walls and ings Bank ol Manchester. HARTFORD DES­ Must function well under ROOMS 644-0585 or 644-0036. 923 Main Street, between OCCUPATIONAL THER­ or retail space. High echoing corridors and PATCH, Personnnel pressure ond have gen­ APIST-Full time opening FOR RENT with Its equally high MANCHESTER DOG the hours of 9am to 4pm. traffic orea. Excellent PAINTING AND WAL­ Manager, P.O. Box 8271, PART TIME TELE­ eral front office expe­ In 270 skilled nursing price, you might want to OBEDIENCE CLASS - Monday through Friday. East Hartford, CT 06108. rience. Must be flexible sign visibility. F.J. Spl- LPAPERING - Ceilings PHONE SALES - No ex­ home for Occupational consider our alternative. Starting a new beginners E K c e tl.n t Please do not phone. regarding working hours MANCHESTER - Clean leckl, 643-2121. repaired. Gary McHugh perience necessary. Call Therapist with expe­ rooms tor rent. 24 Hour We supply structured class March 4fh. Must 19)9 Cidillic Sivilli t).450 EOE. and must be able to rience or Interest In long­ Daycare and Nursery to 643-9321. sign up ahead. Call Chuck 649-9149. handle miscellaneous security. Maid and Linen 19)9 Faid LID I2.«5 term care. Competitive service. 646-7066. MISCELLANEOUS infants, toddlers, and 568-1356. EXPEDITER to assist In AIRLINES NOW HIR- clerical duties. Please wages ond excellent be­ preschoolers from 6 our Operatlons/Sales De­ ING. Reservatlonists, call Ruth at 647-1493 for nefits Including free insu­ FOR RENT weeks to 5 years of age in BUILDING/ partment. Busy, respon­ stewardesses and ground appointment. rance and parking. Send APARTMENTS our warm, pleasant, CONTRACTING sible desk. Y ou'll need crew positions available. resume In confidence to home-llke setting. Weare MOTDRCYCLES/ accurate typing and to Call 1-(619)-569-8304 for EASY ASSEMBLY Lorraine Manor, 25 Lor­ 1 ^ FOR RENT a fully licensed, full ser­ OH BICYCLES organize and track detail details. 24 hrs. WORK! $600per 100. Gua­ raine Street, Hartford, vice Daycare and If you FARRAND REMODEL­ PUPPY "KIND ER­ Intelligently. We're one ranteed payment. No ex- CT 06105. would like to find out ING — Cabinets, roofing, 12 INCHES! GARTEN" CLASS - Bol­ MANCHESTER SECURE of Hartford's leading FULL TIME RECEPTIO- perlence/No sales. De­ MANCHESTER — A vail­ more about our concept gutters, room additions, Crochet this nppeali'n,: ton Veterinary Hospital SUZUKI PE 250 - Good Moying & Storage com­ NIST/MEDICAL SECRE­ tails, send self-addressed able Immediately. One, STORAGE GARAGE In of child Daycare and to decks, all types ot remo­ "strawhorry lace’* center- w ill be offering a 7 week condition. Driven 16 panies. Pleasant office TARY. Busy Manchester stamped enyelope: two and three bedroom convenient residential see what "Affordable deling and repairs. FREE piece for your prettiest course tor puppies 9 to 13 hours. $750 or best otter. oft 1-84 In East Hartford. Medical Office. Some ex­ ELAN VITAL-173, 3418 apartments. $410, $475, neighborhood. $50 per Daycare" means to you, estimates. Fully Insured. table. weeks of age to teach 647-1821. Hours 8 - 5 MF. Insurance perience necessary. 646- Enterprise Road, Fort $525, heat and hot water month. Call 633-6331. call us at Grandmothers Telephone 643-6017, otter No. 5416 ha eiorhet basics of housebreaking, and Pension Benefits. 6484. Pierce, Florida, 33482. SEAMSTRESS - Expe­ Included. J.D. Real Est­ House Inc. 646-9608. 6pm, 647-8509. directions for doilies ir :i discipline and health 1982 HONDA SABER - Phone 528-9551, Person­ ate, 646-1980. Bixeii — 12 inches, 1> inch­ Only 9,000 miles. $2,S00 or rienced In bridal. Full es and 6 inrhes. core. For more Informa­ nel Manager 9am - time position. Coll 643- ■ROOMMATES WEDDING INVITA­ LEON CIESZYNSKI tion, please call 646-6134. best otter. Call 643-2686. MANAGERS -NOW TAKING APPLI­ BUILDER — New homes, To ordir, itnd $2.S0, lor eicii 12noon for appointment 4809. WANTED TIONS - Top quality - 20% or send resume: HART­ ASSISTANT MANAGERS CATIONS tor 3 room DISCOUNT! Will also additions, remodeling, pattsm. plus SOP lor poitsit snd WANTED GOOD HOME FORD DESPATCH, P.O. apartment. With heat, rec rooms, garages, kit­ nasdiing. TRAINEES MALE TO SHARE come to your home. Call SNNE casoT tor lovoble house dog. RECREATION Box 8271, East Hartford, hot water, stove, retlger- for day or evening ap­ chens remodeled, ceil­ Msnelwaler Herald Part Poodle and Britney. 701 CT 06108. EOE. ator. Centrally located. NEWER 5 ROOM DU­ ings, bath tile, dormers, 1150 Pvt. el Pmtrlcai '3 IVEHICLES pointment. Announce­ Haw vert, N.Y. 1003B Good with children. Coll on “You can be a part of the best.” No pets. $350. Security PLEX WITH TWO MEN. roofing. Residential or $190 plus security. Call ments By Nancy, 659- Print Nine, PdPraii wilt ZIP between 8om and 8pm, MEDICAL RECEPTION­ Excellent opportunity for Managers, Assist­ p a r t t i m e BOOK- deposit. Call 646-7690 or 3054. commercial. 649-4291. CODE end sifle NumSfr. 643-9574. IST - Full time position KEEPER/TYPIST tor 643-0496. 646-7350 or 646-4575 after SPECIAL; Over 200 se­ 1980 Jayco, 23 ft. mini ant Managers and Trainees to become a part 5:30pm. CARPENTRY AND RE­ ayallable In Orthopedic of a growing organization. sm all business. 12-)5 lections and a FR E E FREE TO LOVING motor home. Ford 460, Office. Must be self m oti­ hours per week. Hours 118 MAIN STREET - 3 MODELING SERVICES I'attern Section in the HOME - 6 year old Ger­ low mileage, many ex­ vated and willing to take RiTE AID, one of the fastest growing retail flexible. 646-0798. rooms, heated, hot wa­ — Complete home re­ ALBUM. Just $3.00. man Shepherd mix. tras, had TLC. Telephone on responsibilities. Expe- drug chains, offers you a management de- ter. No appliances. No EXPERIENCED DO­ pairs and remodeling. BOOKS at ta.zs tact Spayed female. Needs 643-0692. pets. Security. $420. Call Services Quality work. Referen­ o-tzo—OOLLt—Old and Ntw. Haw rlenced preferred. yelopment program which assures job sta­ MESTIC w ill Cleon your to drill ttam; tow te mata ttani. lots of open space. Coll Please call 527-7433. 646-2426, 9am to 5pm house or apartm ^t ces, licensed and insured. a-l3S — KOSE OUILTS — dlricllint 646-5893 before 4pm. 1973 VQLKSWAGQN bility. weekdays. weekly or biweekly, reli­ Call 646-8165. for 30 plictd and tppliqut qnlllt. SERVICES t-tas — THE PRIMES — dlrKlIont CAMPER SPECIAL - PEDIATRIC RN If you are a conscientious, hardworking and OFFERED able, references availa­ lor 30 Itemi In croctot and tnll. Fully equipped. Sleeps 4 Home care position reliable individual, RITE AID can be your TELEPHONE RECEP­ EAST HARTFORD - Up­ ble. Call 875-5293. DUMAS ELECTRIC — 0-137 — Plain a Fancy FLOWER people. Automotlc. Good TIONIST In Inventory Lights dimming? Fuses BUIITS — 24 graccflll dlllgnl. MUSICAL full time, 3rd shift. key to a successful future. Your background stairs tour room apart­ 0-13B — Make It wilt Needle S tires. Excellent condi­ control, parttlme3nlghts ment. Heat and hot blowing? Repairs, Im­ Ttread — Dlrecllani lor 40 llime. Current specialized should reflect past managerial capabilities. ODD JOBS, Trucking. DO YOU have a bicycle ITEMS tion! No Rust. Coll and Saturdays. Must water. Fully appllanced no one rides? Why not provements and addi­ A company paid benefit package along with Home repairs. You name 742-8055. ICU Pediatric skills have pleasant telephone kitchen. Two bedrooms. otter It tor sale with a tional circuits. Fully li­ required. $12.00 per an attractive salary awaitsyou. Isn’t ittimeto manner and good figure $475 monthly. Lease and It, we do it. Free esti­ censed, Insured. Call mates. Insured. 643-0304. want ad? Call 643-2711 to PIQNEER STERED FDR 1981 WINNEBAGQ - 21' hour. In the Vernpn become one of the BEST! aptitude. Call 647-9997 be­ security deposit. Coll 289- place your ad. 646-5253 anytime. Her Choice SALE -$1500 or best Otter. Moforhome, excellent area. Please call Please call for an appointment or apply in tween 10 and 2. 4781. Call 643-2686. condition. Low miles, CLEANING - We w ill CARPENTRY - Remodel­ Quality Care at 521- person on Friday, February 15, from 10am to clean your house, apart­ BOLTON PUBLIC NOTICE many extras. Sleeps 6, 9050. SECURITY OFFICERS THREE ROOMS - Third ing and additions. Call 5pm at: Part time weekends. All ment or office, weekly, The Zoning Board ol Appeals fully contained. Ready to floor. Heat, Appliances. will hold a public hearing on Tony, 649-0811. WANTED go. 643-0503. RITE AID PHARMACY shifts. Manchester area. Security. $375 monthly. bi-weekly. Someone you February 24, 19S5 at 7 pm at Car and telephone neces­ can trust with 4 years the Town Hall to hear the fol­ j™] TO BUY Adults, no pets. Call 649- lowing request; SERVICE 361 Main St. sary. $4.30 per hour to 2236. experience. References. Manchester, CT Call 646-7971 after 5pm. Sylvester and Karen Bottone I HEATING/ REPRESENTATIVES start. Call 527-0225 M-F of 109 Prospect St., Manches­ PLUMBING CQMMQDQRE 64 - W ork­ 7(3 iMISCEIlANEOUS 646-9429 8am to 2pm. 3Va ROOM APARTMENT ter, Connecticut'request thqt PART TIME "DAYCARE" HOSPITAL ing condition. Will pay '0 I a u t o m o t iv e - Private home, heat, o restriction on their site op- $75. Call 643-6922 8:30am For lnvet:tory Control in Or send resume to; AREA - For toilet trained provol for used cor soles at appliances. Working sin­ Bolton Motors, 4 HI Merest FOGARTY BROTHERS to 5:00pm. Manchester areaot women’s gle adult only. No pets, toddlers at least 2 years — Bathroom remodel­ RITE AID PHARMACY old. Large comfortable Rd. be changed to permit 50 TW Q BRAND NEW costume jewelry. Flexible children. Call 643-2880. vehicles to be available for ing; Installation water SNQW TIRES FDR SALE. hours. $5.00 per hour. One Director of Personnel home provides domestic sole at the site. day per month. Must be 271 Ellington Road RELIABLE AND DE­ heaters, garbage dispo­ P225/75R14. $50. 646-6873. EAST HARTFORD - growth environment. John Roberts sals; faucet repairs. 649- available weekdays Call 1- East Hartford, CT 06108 PENDABLE PERSON Highly qualified supervi­ Chairman, Bolton ZBA Automotiv8 800-343«540. Ext. 221. tor Part Time cashier Older gentleman. Two 4539. VIsa/MosterCard PART TIME CLERICAL room efflclecy. All utili­ sion. Fully Insured ond 029-02 accepted. TQ CLEAN artificial WORKER - Could lead to sales clerk and delivery. License pending. For ap­ flowers, place them Good pay, flexible hours ties. Newly remodeled. CARS/TRUCKS full time. Flexible hours. pointment, call Terri 643- heads down In a paper SCREW MACHINE - Set Share a both. $60 weekly. BOLTON PUBLIC NOT1CB Contact Steve, 12 -1 pm. at TRUCK DRIVERS In modern, professional 7340. FOR SALE bag, add salt and shake up and operate Acme HEAVY CONSTRUCTION Call 643-6712. IMPOUNDED - Male, 8 643-5107. pharmacy In large shop­ The Zoning Board olAppaalt well. To clean out storage Gridley Automatic Screw RN’s LPN’s NA’s & HHA’s EQUIPMENT ping center. Apply at will hold q Public Htarlng on m FLOORING weeks old, mixed breed, Come and learn about the advantages o( working for med­ Must be experienced. Apply HOUSESITTING DONE [ | 1974 FIAT 128 SPDRTL — areas In your home or Machines. Aircraft qual­ once: Liggett Parkade SPARKLING CLEAN - Februorv 26, IMS at 7 PM at black and white. Found SALESPEOPLE ical personnel pool. Must have 1 year full time experience. in person between 4 pm and 6 while you vacation. Ma­ the Town Halltoheorthafol-. garage, place an ad In ity work. Minimum 5 SUPERINTENDENT - Two bedroom apartment To be used tor parts. Call on Keeney Street. Call We have openings on all shifts. We offer excellent pay and pm. The Andrew Ansaldl Pharmacy, Parkade ture, responsible, quiet lowing appealt: Phil otter 5pm, 528-1332. classified telling our years experience on set Live in position at the Shopping Center, 404 In q u ie t a re a . $475 1. Appeal of Peter Blum of 1 FLOORSANDING — fhe Manchester Dog benefits. We will be recruiting on Feb. 20th. 1985 from 10 Company. 186 Bldwell SI.. monthly, plus utilities.' femole professlonol will Floors like new. Special­ Also Panasonic AM/FM readers what you have Warden, 646-4555. up. Excellent wages and Bennett Housing Devel­ a.m. to 4 p.m. In the H&R Block Office. Marshall's Mall. 324 Manchester. West Middle Turnpike, molntoln home 8, pets. Linden Place, Hartford, opment. Position In­ Call Carol 289-4331. Connecticut for side vord, izing In older floors, natu­ car radio. for sole. WANTED benefits. 40 hours plus Broad St.. Manchester. Manchester. References. Coll Sue at overtime. Atwood Screw volves cleaning hallways rear vord and fronloga ral and stained floors. No Must Call For Intarvlaw Appolnimanl. CHEERFUL, IMMACU- 742-8843 otter 6pm. variances tor lots 3,4 and Machine Products, Inc., and light maintenance. RECEPTIONIST/ ASSEMBLERS AND 7 In his sub-divislon on waxing anymore. John 210 South Street, West Must have experience. BOOKKEEPER LATE, QUJ ET 4 ROOMS - Voipe Rd. Vertallle. Call 646-5750. PERSONALS MEDICAL COIL WINDERS - Finger Centrally located. Older FULL CHARGE BOOK­ [all Hartford, 247-3275. Call 528-6522. PERSONNEL Must be experienced. Apply dexterity necessary. Ex­ 2. Further deliberation of in person between 4 pm andO working persons pre­ KEEPER - Desires book­ James R. Loersh's appeal POOL perience not necessary, keeping work to be done which was tabled Decem­ NEW CREDIT CARD! No To work evenings pm. The Andrew Ansaldl ferred. Non-smokers. Se­ INCOME TAX Company. 186 Bldwell SI.. will train. Four day week, In my home or your ber 11, 1984. SeV’ N E E D H E L P ? one refused. Vlsa/Mas- curity, references. No 549-0870 Manchester. Monday' thru Thursday. pets. 649-5897. office. 649-9228. John Roberts jn] SERVICE tercard. Call 1-(619)-569- 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm SECRETARY — PART TIME Ten hour day, 7am to Chairman, Bolton ZBA Put tlie Classifieds to w ork 0242. ______(9am - 2 pm) 5:30pm. Apply at Able 02S-02 f o r 3TOU... fo r fast resu lts Coil, Howard Road, HOMES HOMES ZINGLER'S INCQME WANTED. RIDE from with Heraid carriers Bolton. FOR SALE FOR SALE TAX SERVICE - Filing Porter Street to Pratt 8, ini NOTICB OP PUBUC BALI personal and small busi­ 8113 Whitney 2nd shift. Call NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED Sale to the highest bidder of Hyit- Medi Mart Drug Stores, one of the SALES ORIENTED PER­ abandoned miscellaneous ness tax returns. In your 646-4714 after 10:30 a.m. Stop & Shop companies, has an IN MANCHESTER AREA SON to work part time. Household Goods consisting home. Since 1974. Also An mdorable pufTed- Excellent Income Apply In person; 50 Bat­ of Beds, Chairs, Cabinets, bookkeeping services aleeve dress is tapped opening for a part time Secretary in REDWOOD FARMS Tables, Bedroom Sets, with its own popover Park St. 73-157 Griswold St. all son Drive, Buckland In­ Kitchen Sets, Living Room available. Call Walt at Call 643-2711 tor the our Mancheser Market office. Du­ dustrial Park, Manches­ Sets, Various Household Ap­ 646-5346. trimmed with a colorful Employment ties include typing, correspon­ Butternut Rd. all Diane Dr. all ter, Buckland Meat pliances, Assorted House- tulip made of bias-tape. all Main SL 555-1146 wares, Miscellaneous Books, No. 8113 with Photo- right people. dence, filing, statistical analysis Hickory Ln. Products. Clothing, Linens, Toys, Guide is in Sizes 3 to 8 and telephone work. Benefits in­ Hilliard St 10-104 Bissau St. 9-94 Tools, Televisions, Air Con­ yesrs. Size 4, dress, 1% Eldrldoe St. 4-91 Bralnard PI. all SERVICE STATION ME­ ditioners, Radios and Vari­ For Sale yard 46-inch; popover, % clude paid vacations, holidays and CHANICS 8. ATTEND- ous Personal Effects. Alto Lilac St. all Hazel St. all one 1977 Dodge Van, VIN yard. employee discount. ENTS - Full or part time. • B35BJ7X19-4699. a llttlo space Trumbull St. all Johnson Terr. all Uniforms furnished. Blue inoiHOUSEHOLD TO 08018, tand $2.50 1st SKk To be held at Rent-A-Space, M ttais. 8ls< sot Isr 89I188* sM In the right plaee If interested in this position Frances Dr. all Purnel Place all Cross 8i Blue Shield avail­ Inc., 282 Chapel Rd., So. Iu Z | boods sasSlInf. please call Mr. Bernie Tabol at 649- Chestnut St. 142-198 Spruce St. 115-133 able. Apply In person; 252 Windsor, CT on MARCH 11, Spencer Street, 1985 AT 10:» A.M. ifUSSSl}, 8899 to arrange for a personal inter­ Woodland St. 18-98 Oakland SL F o r Sate By Owner The (aoods of Patricio Spen­ REFRIGERATQR/BDT- liS Q A v0. tf Amcilcai Manchester. cer, Jeffrey Tinkler, Barbara TQM FREEZER -17 cubic Ntw Vtrfc. N.V. 10031 view. Broad St. 428 onl|| Rachel Rd. all Spacious 7 room Raised Ranch, 3 bed­ Middleton, Norman Arle, frltj Nawi, Atfirtti witli ZIP RESULTS! feet. Sears Coppertone. ktvia NMnOar anO lUa. --M ALE OR FE M A LE Matthew Bakelman, Hertz COM, Center St. rooms, 1'/4. baths, kitchen with built-in Alterman, John Rued, Undo Excellent working condi­ New FASHION with SERVICE TECHNICIAN Swdtlk, David Lledel, Karen tion. $150. Call 643-1814. for route work. Must be breakfast area, fireplaced living room, Marshall, Irene Frfemon, Photo-Guide patterns in Theresa Jolberl and RIchv all size ranges, has a 643-2711 self motivated and have rec room with wet bar, many extras — special Grace Cole Collec­ vehicle. Experienced Botes will be told to tho 25" CQLQR CQNSQLE TV $106,900. No agents or brokers please. hlohost blddor. - Zenith Chronocolor - tion for larger sizes; plus preferred or will train. Tho Llonholdor rosorvts tho 2 BONUS Coupons! Budget Pest Control, 649- ShovYn By Appointment 646-8590 right to bid on goods at sale. Wood Grain Cabinet. $75. a h t B f f a U i Coll otter 7:00, 875^736. P r i c e _____ $2.00 9001. 0184)2