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an MANCIIKSTER IIERAU), Tliur.sdav. Feb. 9, 1984 V.S./World Democrats demand In Brief military spending Clark receives praise; Meet television’s OK expected USIA said to keep blacklist By Elaine S. Povich Jim Wright, D-Texas and Sen. Daniel doc’s successor named 1 famous Phantom for heat aid WASHINGTON - The U.S. Information United Press International Inouye, D-Hawaii — who attended the Agency kept a ‘ 'blacklist" of people — including first meeting — and House Speaker ... Walter Cronkite and David Brinkley — who ... page 3 page 11 ... page 17 WASHINGTON — Democrats refuse Thomas O’Neill. should not be proposed for government- to take part in bipartisan discussions Byrd also said the next meeting also sponsored speaking tours abroad, it was reported about cutting the huge federal deficit should only happen after "we have in today. unless President Reagan agrees to hand the Congressional Budget Office’s The Washington Post said there were 84 names slash military spending. analysis of the president’s budget," on the-the list* including m^ny Democrats and The Democrats also called adminis­ scheduled for about Feb. 22. other prominent people believed to be liberals. tration proposals to cut the debt a Responding to Byrd, Deputy White The newspaper quoted USIA officials saying that t f '' - - j “ flimflam" because they propose little House press secretary Larry Speakes dozens of potential speakers were rejected for beyond what already is in Reagan’s said, “ During two hours of meetings ideological and personal reasons. fiscal 1985 budget. today, no such request was made. We Clear tonight; Manchester, Conn. Leslie Lenkowsky, ,the USIA’s acting deputy At the first meeting of the bipartisan would hope if they have suggestions on cloudy Saturday Friday, Feb: 10, 1984 director, told the Post he stopped use of the list panel studying ways to cut the federal the deficit downpayment, they would when he learned about it last week. "I'm not going deficit Wednesday, the administration make them privately and directly." — See page 2 Single copy: 25C to excuse the blacklist,” Lenkowsky said. came up with a $90 billion list of savings "So far," Speakes added, “ we are the The USIA sends 500 speakers abroad each year, or minor tax changes that spokesmen only ones to put anything on the table. anrkatrr Unnlh paying for their expenses and sometimes their proposed as ways to cut the debt. We would be happy to consider fees. USIA Director Charies Wick said last year But Democratic analyses of the propospis that they may have. The that the program is supposed to be partisan "to a proposals concluded most are already important thing is that we join together certain extent as far as advertising what this included in Reagan’s 1985 budget, to seek ways to reduce the deficit." administration is trying to do.” which is $180 billion in the red. Wright proposed stretching out some Among those on the blacklist, the Post said, Senate Democratic leader Robert military programs over six years were former CBS News anchorman Walter Byrd of West Virginia issued a rather than five — a plan he said would Cronkite, ABC News broadcaster David Brink- statement Wednesday saying the next make the $100 billion "down payment" ley, Washington Post executive editor Benjamin Soviet meeting of the group can occur only on the deficit that Reagan requested in Bradlee, Sen. Gary Hart, D- Colo., Reps. Robert after "the administration submits to us his State of the Union address last Garcia, D- N.Y., Thomas Downey, D-N.Y., and 48 hours in advance specific areas of month. Jack Brooks, D-Texas. the Pentagon budget which it is willing The president is asking $305 billion to cut." for the Pentagon next year, a 13 percent Byrd said he was speaking for Rep. increase after inflation. leader Baker: death vote unlikely WASHINGTON — Senate Republican leader Howard Baker says even if a vote to end a Speakes warns Syria filibuster succeeds today, it is unlikely the Senate UPI photo 0 will vote soon on a measure to restore the death penalty for federal crimes like treason, murder U.S. still backs Gemayel Rita Milla sits with her daughter, Jacqueline, in her Los and attempts to kill the president. limited is dead Angeles-area home Wednesday after filing what her attorney Baker said it was doubtful a final vote on the - 4 death penalty bill could be taken before a 10- day SANTA BARBARA. Calif. (UPI) - tory strikes against Syrian-controlled says is the first clerical malpractice suit in the country. She i\ congressional recess begins Friday. The administration is warning Syria positions in Lebanon, wHich started claims she was seduced by severf^riests from the time she was • By Steven R. Reed United Press International 1 A number of senators joined the filibuster the pullback of U.S. Marines from Wednesday in the biggest display of 16 years old. \ Tyco Labs to buy Wednesday. Sen. Carl Levin, D-Mich., spent Beirut to ships off the Lebanese coast U.S. naval firepower since the Vietnam MOSCOW — President Yuri Andropov. Soviet several hours reading newspaper accounts of does not lessen U.S. resolve to defend War. th e beleaguered Lebanese Multi-Circuits the. leader during 15 months of deteriorating superpower death row residents wrongly convicted. Speakes denied assertions by some government. relations, has died after a long illness, ’Tass said “ All life is sacred or no lile is sacred," said Sen. relatives of Marine fatalities that the Ex-choirgirl files suit, “ I don’t think there should be any today. The 69-year-old Kremlin chief had not been Spark Matsunaga, D-Hawaii; 264 servicemen killed during the t ^ r in By James Sacks misimpression by the government of seen in public since August. Beirut died for a lost cause. - ■ Assistant News Editor Syria that there has been any lessening , The announcement of Andropov’s death was made of the determination of the United "N o," said Speakes. "There have I by the official news agency at 2:24 p.m. (6:24 a.m. Israeli reassessing position says priests fathered girl The planned acquisition of Multi-Circuits Inc. by States government to support the been significant accomplishments ■ * ' W i EST) following a night of rumor and speculation Tyco Laboratories Inc., a New Hampshire-based JERUSALEM — The withdrawal of the U.S. government of Lebanon," White House there over the period of time the U.S. „ f • & fueled by program changes in the government-run LOS ANGELES (UPI) - A former Angeles of civil conspiracy, clergy conglomerate, will result in no immediate changes in Marines from Beirut makes it easier for Israel to spokesman Larry Speakes said military has been involved: choirgirl and aspiring nun has filed $21 malpractice, fraud and breach of „ ■W . S;- broadcast media. consider its own partial pullback in Lebanon, a Wednesday. the work force of Manchester’s second-largest at'Andropov died at 4:50 p.m. (8:50 a.m.) Thursday— million worth of paternity and clergy fiduciary duty of a priest. Total employer, a Tyco vice president said Thursday. senior defense official said today. Even when the Marines are moved to "Number one, there has been a W some 22 hours before today’s Tass announcement. departure of the PLO, there has been malpractice suits that accuse seven damages sought are $21 million for the "W e don’t see any impact one way or another,” said Other Israeli ■ officials said Prime Minister 6th Fleet ships off Lebanon, "They are Catholic priests of seducing her. She woman and her mother. There was no word on Andropov’s possible Yitzhak Shamir was waiting until the situation in there for a very'specific purpose. They an agreement that Israel withdraw and Tyco Vice President IrvingGutin, who confirmed that successor. It was not immediately known if the ruling also wants support for her "church’s the two companies have reached a merger under­ Lebanon became clearer before recommending are there as a contingency,” he said, that has proceeded, and second there Her attorney, Gloria Allred, also HefBid photo by Torquinio Politburo, with 12 surviving members, had already has been a commitment to reconcilia­ child.” called for the pope to investigate the standing. “ No layqffs are planned.” changes in Israeli poiicy. adding that it was possible, but ...... X ... . , . >7iet or would tion on the part of the factions." Rita Milla, 22, claimed in Superior allegations, which include accusations Gutin said that while Multi-Circuits’ future The Israelis were reviewing their own unlikely, the Marines couid be sent to Court suits filed Wednesday that one Multi-Circuits employee Doug Bate of o ‘ ‘"6 sale of Multi-Circuits had soon meet se- deployment in south Lebanon along the Awali that two bishops were aware of the obviously is tied to the economy, Tyco sees the Beirut again. Geneva talks on reconciliation have lovemaking session with two priests in East Hartford, standing outside the surprised employees. “I was kind of cretiy to select River gorge in the light of the partial incidents but refused to help. acquisition as a growth opportunity for both President Reagan, who is vacation­ fallen apart since Lebanese President a church rectory produced her 16- the Soviet Un- disintegration of the Lebanese army and U.S. companies. Tyco manufactures printed circuit company’s manufacturing plant on surprised,” he said. ing at his California ranch, Tuesday Amin Gemayel convened them last month-old baby. The suit' seeks child A church spokesman. Father Joseph redeployment off-shore. ordered the Marines moved from the boards, electronic components, underground wire Harrison Street, said the announcement oTmiers. year, but Speakes said the willingness support and determination of Battaglia, said the archdiocese would and cable, consumer packaging, and fire protection Mindful of the U.S. criticism they faced when Beirut International Airport to the of all parties to even have gone to paternity. not comment on the suit while it is in "The Central they withdrew from the Shouf mountains last ships offshore. — ~ systems. It has F Geneva was a result of the Marine Another suit accuses the seven litigation, but said the priests named -• Committee of summer, Israel has been reluctant to stage a corporate hold- He also authorized U.S. naval retalia­ presence. » priests and the Archdiocese of Los were "hard-working, good men.” second partial withdrawal as long as U.S. fRelatedstories ings in a Marines were bogged down in Beirut. on pages 4 and 5c numberstates. of Employees are optimistic — S - "Ironically, since the U.S. made this step, it Presidium of makes it easier for Israel to do something,” the McCandless flies 1 m m M M a 0 - M, M theU.S.S.R. Su- senior defense official said. "With the Americans GUTIN SAID off-shore, not in Beirut, it is ^ e w circumstance." T Y ra and Multi-Circuits have reached an under­ standing whereby Multi-Circuits, a circuit-board rr; ^ The defense official, ymo asked not to be for second time; >[MN@ aboutw - WW w effect of takeover U.S.S.R. Coun- named, stressed that i6 Israeli pullback was me manufacturer headquartered in Manchester, will , ...... cil of Ministers E likely 'in the near futui e." become the sixth company in Tyco’s Printed Circuit By Kathy Garmus reveal her name said maybe it least one worker said he suspected with deep sor- The defense official also said Israel was Board Division if the deal Is approved by federal and Sarah Hall will help us. We need new manage- as much. row inform the surprised by the timing of President Reagan’s robot arm fails CORRVY'S PACKAGE STORE regulators. He refused to disclose the cash price Tyco Herald Reporters ment, that’s for sure.” “ We knew something was up. We party and the decision. has offered for Multi-Circuits. None of those polled predicted didn't know exactly what,”* said a entire Soviet By Al Rossiter Jr. (The Little Store Around the Corner from Main St.) The sale was announced to approximately 700 Less than a day after Multi- massive hirings or firings. “ I don’t Willimantic employee who asked people that Judge removes\^nlon leaders United Press International Multi-Circuits employees Thursday afternoon by the Circuits officials announced the think there’ll be much change in „ot to be identified. Yuri Vladimi- company’s executive vice president, William H. upcoming company takeover by the management, but as far as “ There have been a lot of people rovich An- NEWARK, N.J, — Acting to free the nation's CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — In an unexpected 20 BISSELL ST., MANCHESTER Stevenson. In a letter distributed at the company’s TYCO Laboratories Inc., employees wages and benefits go, I think touring the company,” he ex- dropov, Gen- second-largest Teamsters MJnIbn local from demonstration of the shuttle’s rescue capability, Harrison Street manufacturing plant, he said that interviewed outside the Harrison ^ ere will be,” said Albert Miller of plained, as well as recent promo- eral Secretary v i lo i A M n D o o n w decades of mob domination, a federal judge has after the merger Multi-Circuits will be "an integral B spacewalker Bruce McCandless today grabbed a Street plant said they were sur­ Hartiord. tions, department expansions, and of the CPSU TUni A iN U m jK U V ordered the removal its leadership pending new piece of equipment floating in space after Challenger part of one of the major independent manufacturers of prised, but optimistic. One woman said "I just figure personnel changes. Central Com- • ■ • dead at age 69 elections. commander Vance Brand maneuvered the ship after multi-layer, two-sided and one-sided printed circuit Most said they regarded the sale It’s got to be better — like maybe He said he hopes the sale will mittee, Presi- In a landmark ruling Wednesday, U.S. District it. boards in our industry.” of the company as a positive move w^ll get a union.” better the company, "because dent of ’the Presidium of the U.S.S.R. SupremeSoviet, Judge Harold Ackerman granted a Justice RELOCATION SALE Stevenson refused to speak to reporters after the The piece, a white foot restraint, had drifted out of that would improve the company’s Paul LappeO’ a Scott Drive things have been a little shaky here died after a long illness at 16 hours 50 minutes on Department request to oust the seven-member the payload bay and was slowly moving away from deal was announced. products and employee benefits. resident who works at the plant, for a while.” February 9, 1984,” the official announcement said, executive board of Local 560 and install a court- the shuttle when Brand decided to go after it. None said they thought their jobs was reluctant to predict the Mark Thompson, one of the "The name of Yuri Vladimirovich Andropov, an appointed trustee until “ free supervised elec­ McCandless, linked to the ship with a safety line, went February 6 thru Februay 11 THE DEAL CAME as a surprise to company were in jeopardy. takeovers possible e p e t s But company managers, said upper- outstanding leader of the Communist Party and of the tions" are held in 18 months. to the tail, reached out and captured it. employees, competitors, town officials and the "People are excited. They’re since this company s been losing level management has known of Soviet state, a staunch fighter for the ideals of However, because of the “ unprecedented This occurred after both he and Robert Stewart flew Manchester business community. really looking forward to some the sale for some time. He said he’s communism and for peace, will always remain in the nature of this action and remedy,” the judge free outside the Challenger with the ship’s second je t , When told of the-sale by a reporter, Manchester changes as far as money moving in would be a help, he said. "very optimistic,” predicting that hearts of the Soviet people, of the whole progressive delayed enforcement of the ruling pending an backpack. « VISA General Manager Robert B. Weiss said, "W ow.” He the company — capital expendi­ Don Barber, an employee in the n will "benefit the people and the humanity,” the announcement concluded, appeals court review. The surprising maneuver came after failure of the said he had received no advance notice of the the deal tures, maybe, tetter salaries, plating department,, was more company financially.” , The Tass statement appeared about five minutes "Obviously, we're very disappointed," said shuttle’s mechanical arm ruined a key part of the 20^/o from company officials and that he could not maybe,” said Janis Bannan, a optimistic. For us It s going to be Most employees said they were before Soviet radio and television simultaneously defense attorney Harvey Weissbard, adding he spacewalk rehearsal for the rescue of a satellite in immediately assess its impact. Multi Circuits employee from East better raises, tetter working con- told about the sale by their broadcast the statement to the public. would advise the union officers to seek an appeal. April. Officials at two Manchester banks, Manchester Hartford. ^ supervisors at the end of their Andropov’s portrait, surrounded by black borders Tim O'Neill, union spokesman at the Teams­ Controllers in Houston, watching on television, State Bank and the Heritage Savings and Loan “ I think it’s a good move,” said That would mean more pride and shifts. Many said they were given a flashed on the television screen while an announcer ters international headquarters in Washington, applauded when McCandless grabbed the foot OFF EVERYTHING IN STORE Association, also said the deal came as a surprise. Carol Blaschinski, who works in ® product, he ad d ef copy of a memo from William H. read the Tass report. Pre-recorded funeral music said the union had no immediate comment on the restraint. (Sale (joes not apply to Cigarettes, Kegs, Single Beer, Soda, Lottery Manchester State Bank President Nathan G. quality assurance. All the workers interviewed this Stevenson, executive vice presi- then was played on both media, r action. ’‘We thought it might get away from us so we went Tickets or Bottle Deposits.) Agostinelli said the deal had been cut without even a The added capital of the Tyco morning knew of the impending dent of Multi-Circuits, which ex- white House staff in Santa Barbara, Calif, were and got It as you noticed,” Brand said matter of factly. "whisper” among local businessmen. He said he was conglomerate sho>iId be a boost for j plained the sale. informed by the U.S. Embassy in Moscow of reports of “ I guess the procedure works to go get things if they “ surprised but not shocked,” and predicted a positive the company, she said, adding that Thursday afternoon said they did Stevenson said the ’[manage- Andropov’s death at 3:20 a.m. PST (6:20 a m. EST). impact for Manchester from the sale because the A case of mistaken Identity get iost." '■ she did not think any jobs would be " h ■. 1, j .u- • . ment structure will basically re- President Reagan was awakened by deputy chief of acquisition would broaden Multi-Circuits’ market and DALLAS, Pa. — A police chief suspected it was The shuttle’s 50-foot robot arm was to have been lost as a result of the sale. 1 naven t heard anything — It s main intact” and said he regarded staff Michael Deaver and informed of Andropov’s used to rotate an instrument package to simulate the capital base. It also probably means better benefits "It’s our plant — we’re not going just rumors, said one man as he the sale "as an exceptional oppor- death. more than mere coincidence that the thief who CORRVY'S WILL BE MOVING TO THEIR NEW and salaries for employees in the long run, he said. stole a man’s light blue car had left another light spinning motion of the sick satellite called Solar Max. to be replaced,” she said. x.x. , Multi- Andropov, a former head of the KGB intelligence McCandless had planned to used the jetpack to match ENLARGED LOCATION Joseph S. Hachey, a vice president at Heritage who One woman who would not While most said news of the sale Circuits.” service who gained power November 12, 1982, two blue car in his driveway. handles commercial loans, also said he had heard The clincher, Dallas Township Police Chief the rotation and then ease to a docking with the came as a complete surprise, at days after President Leonid Brezhnev died, has not instrument package. nothing of the deal, which Gutin said had been in the teen seen in public since last Aug. 18. Carl Miers said, was the discovery the keys to the works for about two weeks. Gutin said he couid not Instead, he docked with the instrument package "Coldest Beer in Town” ______-- ______— _ _ ^ X S . A . ___ ^ X ^ - - J - — - Soviet officials had said earlier only that Andropov man’s stoien 1970 AMC Ambassador fit perfectly specify which company made the initial approach. in the ignition of the 1966 Chevrolet Impala that remaining fixed to the shuttle’s payload bay, using a X X l 2 * a T l a T 2 4 ■ I had a cold and did not reveal today what caused the had mysteriously taken its place. docking apparatus mounted on the jetpack’s arms to ^^1 I ■ I w m I WWU w M m AIXXII XW b death. But frequent reports have said Andropov was make the linkup. That was a simpler task that what A NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES interviewed outside suffering from a kidney disease and had undergone a "In 14 years as a police officer, I’ve never run CORRVY’S SPIRIT SHOPPE the company’s Harision Street manufacturing plant across anything quite like it,” Miers said was originally planned. _ ■ ■ ■ b I B M ■ kidney transplant. It was the second spacewalk of the mission. On Thursday afternoon and Friday morning said their Wednesday after the two cars had been returned reaction to the sale was positive. While employees When Brezhnev died of a heart attack Nov. 10 .1982, to their owners. Tuesday, the two spacewalkers cast off their lifelines j R J R l l ■ 1 M J I ^ R I | j ! R g the official statement said he "died a sudden death ” were surprised, several said they thought Tyco’s "If you wanted to bet On something like this and flew free in space for the first time, using the new but an autopsy report was released within days, $10 million jet-propelled backpack. 53-55 John Fitch Boulevard - Rt. 5 broader financial base could eventually mean specifying the cause. 0 happening, it would be like betting on horse that’s Vance Brand. Robert ‘ Hoot’’ Gibson and Ronald Improvements In salary and benefits and more Lebanese military sources and who wanted to leave. Funeral arrangements for Andropov were not supposed to come in last in the race," he said. IVesf Side of Highway — South of the BIssell Bridge capital improvements fori Multi-Circuits and the BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) - "It's a long shot. The odds are astronomical." McNair remained inside Challenger to watch the Israeli warplanes bombed sus­ radio reports said at least 10 Israeli "Because of the unsettled condi- immediately announced. It was likely his body will lie excursion. affiliated Multi-Lan and Multi-Tool companies. They jets were involved in the mid- tions in Lebanon, the United States in state in the pillared House of Unions near Red The police chief said a routine check on the said higher wages and benefits and more efficient pected Palestinian guerrilla Impala found it aiso had been reported stolen The arm failure today was a major disappointment South Windsor, CT. targets east of Beirut today and the morning air strikes on an area Embassy is further reducing its Square before burial in the small cemetery between for mission officials who earlier were stunned by the management would be welcome. around Bhamdoun, a Palestinian staff and advises that it is prepared Lenin’s MausoluS and the Kremlin wall, about 10 miles away in Plymouth Borough — on In a telephone Interview from Tyco’s Exeter United States evacuated American the same street where the man had parked his failures of two communications satellites and a civilians and embassy employees stronghold 12 miles east of Beirut to facilitate the departure of any of Western diplomats said Mikhail Gorbachev, 52, the balloon rendezvous target launched from the shuttle. headquarters, Gutin, who said he is one of several in the heart of the Druze Moslem- its citizens who wish to leave ruling Politburo’s youngest member, and former Ambassador the night before. Tyco vice presidents, said a final agreement between from the embattled capital. The arm worked as planned Tuesday. Even as the American evacua- held Metn mountainsthe jets Lebanon at this time,” spokesman Leningrad Communist Party boss Grigory Romanov, Watch For Our GRAND Opening the two companies is still being drafted. He said he McCandless, strapped to the manned maneuvering tloion was underway, Moslem scored accurate hits on “ terrorist Brian Carlson said. 60, were considered leading contenders to replace hoped the deal between the two companies would be Prison Inmate turns hero unit, let go his lifeline and flew free in the payload bay rebels skirmished with Lebanese headquarters” used for guerrilla He said U.S. Ambassador Regi- Andropov. at 6:51 a.m, EST while Stewart photographed him signed In a week to 10 days. SALEM, Ore. — A former prison inmate who February 16th, 17th, and 18tn army troops along the "green line” operations. It said the planes please turn to page 8 there is a curious leadership situation at the from the other side of the 15-foot wide bay. that divides Moslem-held West returned safely to base. moment with no clear successor and the possibility rescued an elderly man from a burning home has McCandless slowly flew by the balky arm on the BEFORE THE SALE can go through, he cautioned. seen his fortunes turn around dramatically. Beirut from the Christian east. Reports said two buildings and « « » » » * « » » « » « » * * , » » « • * • * that if one of the old and weighty figures is chosen, he side of the payload bay. He made a gentle somersault It must be approved by regulators frpm the Federal artillery pieces near the stadium in might fall ill,” one Western diplomat said. Harry Smith said he will start a new job Trade Commission and the Justice Department, who A U.S. Marine CH-46 Sea Knight and reported the "Buck Rogers” backpack was helicopter lifted off from the Bhamdoun were hit. I n s l H o T o H f l t # The diplomat said other possible successors include Monday at a construction firm and has received working like a charm. will examine it for possible antitrust concerns. That There were no reports of casual- I I I ® I W C I v u a y Geidar Aliyev, 60, Konstantin Chernenko, 72 and several checks ranging from $5 to $100, five sacks will take at least 30 days after the proposed merger waterfront road near the U.S. With television cameras beaming the show back to Embassy in early afternoon with ties in the raid, which came a day Victor Grishin, 69. The leadership also could be of groceries and a Bible from people who heard Earth, McCandless and Stewart opened the airlock ’ agreement is filed with the goveinment, Gutin said. after a sniping attack on Israeli 24 pooai, 4 tectioni shared by two or more of the 12 surviving Politburo about his financial plight. the first 10 American citizens who hatch at 5:40 a.m. and entered the big open cargo bay. CORRVY’S would like to Thanl^ and Extend BEST He said he foresees no problem with the transaction. troops in southern Lebanon and the members if they are unable to agree on one candidate, Smith said things were looking rather bleak Multi-Circuits, a privately held company which had donned helmets and life pre­ McCandless quickly discovered that a bracket firing of two rockets across the towns !!!!!!!!!!!!.!!!!!!!!” ” . Several Western diplomats believe Andropov was financially before he rescued John Natham, 76, sales of more than $40 million in 1983, will be acquired servers for the brief flight to U.S. 19 holding part of the ship’s lifeline assembly had come WISHES to all our Friends and Customers for their Lebanese border into northern Business....!!lilV-22 grooming Gorbachev as his heir by giving him from his burning home last week. Smith said he by lY co, a public, multi-industry conglomerate, in 6th Fleet ships waiting offshore. off. Mission control said the safety wire was secure While the first helicopter Israel. There were no Injuries or Classified...... 22-24 wider-ranging responsibilities during his 455-day was on his way home from visiting his parole but McCandless said it still was "a little startling” patronage and personally invite you to visit us at our “ rapid order,” company employees were told damage reported in those attacks. Comics...... 18 rule. officer at the time. Thursday afternoon. skimmed above the Mediterra­ because it could have caused a problem when the nean to the ships, the rest of the Druze radio said the jets were ...... Rumors began to circulate that Andropov was dying Smith was released from prison in September ship’s payload bay dooi's are closed for Saturday’s new location. In the letter distributed at MuIU-Circuits’ Harrison after serving a seven-month term for burglary Street plant, Stevenson called the sale “ an excep­ approximately 100 U.S. citizens driven off by intense anti-aircraft obituaries ...... 6 » senior delegate at the landing. waited in groups for more fire but it claimed no hits. Opinion...!!!! .!]!!!.!!* European Security conference in Stockholm, left and had not been able to find work. He said he was McCandless fixed the bracket and then installed a Don and Mike tional opportunity for each of us at Multi-Circuits.” worried about supporting his wife and their Except for the departure of President Merrill helicopters. In Washington, State Depart- peopletoik ...... 7 suddenly to return home and gave no reason for his new television camera in the payload bay. He had The evacuation of American ment officials today announced a Sports...... 9-12 sudden departure. 7-month-old son. taken the faulty camera in on Tuesday’s spacewalk Whiston, who will retire from everyday participation, further reduction in the staff of the Teitvision...... is the company mpnagement structure “ will basically civilians began a few hours after and replaced it today with an inside camera. British citizens began withdraw­ U.S. Embassy and an offer to Wtofher...... 2 Please turn to page 5 ing along the same coastal road. evacuate any American civilians •••••••••••••••••••••• Related StorieS OD page 7 t«. .k,

Z -'^MANCHESTER HERA*LD. Friday. Feb. 10. 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Fub. 10, 1984 - 3 Hospital decision cited In resignation " I t was terrible. The house was all red, nothing but Mother convicted In death jSalvador claimed improved red," said a neighbor, Sarah Wleber. "In a matter of D.C. doctor U.S./Worid seconds, the flames started sweeping up the w all." ALLEGAN, Mich. — A woman whose religious WASHINGTON — Human rights problems re­ The fire was reported at 24 a.m. and was sect practices strict corporal punishment has been mained a major concern in El Salvador and South extinguished about S‘A hours later, a Fire convicted of involuntary manslaughter for giving In Brief Africa last year, but moves toward democracy led to EMS members praise Clark Department spokesman said. The fire briefly her seriously injured 12-year-old son a final beating will succeed improvements in many Latin American countries, reignited at 10:30 a.m. but was quickly doused. the night before he died. the administration reported today. Allegan County Circuit Judge George Corsiglia affected," ne said. Clark described the resignation as a The 1,485-page State Department report, which James Clark, who has resigned from System will hike price index said he was "satisfied Ethel Yarbough performed "The system we have is a darn good mistake and said he had apologized for summarized human rights progress country by Liberals, Democrats blacklist His position at Manchester Memorial A different data collection system used for the acts that resulted in the death of John Yarbough" Butterfield Hospital as training coordinator of the system, one of the best,” Rivosa said. it. He said he does not want others in the country in 1983, said except for minor improve­ WASHINGTON - Walter Cronkite, once named July 4,1983, at the House of Judah religious camp in Rivosa said the paramedic in the emergency medical service to feel he Consumer Price Index is expected to send the index ments, South Africa's human rights situation was town’s Advanced Life Support System, the most trusted man in Am erica in a poll, and S3 southwestern Michigan. field can continue to do something has done something wrong and de­ up sharply when it is next reported on February 24, a unchanged in 1983, and El Salvador's remained a Dr. Joel Reich, of the George Washington came in for high praise from two others were blacklisted by the U.S. Information University Medical Center in Washington, D.C,, has wrong thinking it is right if someone serted them. suggestion that 1983’s moderate record of price central problem. members of the Emergency Medical Agency from the government's overseas speaking with medical expertise does not ana­ At Thursday night's meeting, Ronald increases cannot be taken for granted this year. The U.S. policies regarding those two countries have befcn selected by Manchester Memorial Hospital as Services Council Thursday night. program. Jury out In slavery trial mraicai chairman of the Emergency Department. lyze the medical calls. Kraatz, director of health, said of the wholesale price index went up only 0.6 percent all of been targets of human rights activists during the Dr. Robert Butterfield and Town of "A s soon as I heard about %, I ordered it He will replace Dr. Robert Butterfield, who has David Morgan, adminstrator for the personnel changes in progress: "A ll of last year — a 19-year low. Reagan administration. ANN ARBOR, Mich. - A jury deliberating Manchester Fire Chief John Rivosa destroyed," USIA Deputy Director Leslie Len- retired from the position. Butterfield will remain in hospital's Emergency Department, that flux is the maturing of the The January increase in the index of prices Michigan's first slavery trial in half a century must lauded Clark's role in the emergency kowsky said Thursday in a telephone interview. “ In th^ post until Reich arrives May 1. Butterfield will responding to Rivosa’s comments, businesses pay each other was up more than any decide whether a farm family held two retarded medical system and both said they had system.” Seven die In house fire my view, it was a terrible error. The director also continue as physician in the emergency said, "To set the record straight, we Rivosa responded .that he would single month last year and equalled the increase for farmhands as "psychological hostages" or treated nothing to do with his decision to resign. (Charles Wick) knew nothing about this list, and I department until at least July 1. understand we have that obligation. He rather see that "m aturing" in more November 1982. BELLM ORE, N.Y. — Fire marshals suspect an them as family members. They said the decision involved only the knew nothing about this list." Reich is an attending phy.sician in the emergency said there is no question the hospital is The overall index for food prices was up a strong unattended kerosene heater may have sparked a The trial of Ike Kozminski, 60, his wife, hospital administration. than seven months. Lenkowsky said he was told the list was started in department at the George Washington M ^ ic a l obliged to assess the work in the field of Police Chief Robert Lannansaid, "It 2.7 percent and even then did not reflect any Florida blaze that incinerated a suburban Long Island home Margarethe, 56, and their son, John, 30, went to the Butterfield said of the resignation, citrus prices. The Florida Citrus Commission had 1981 and contained names of many prominent Center and a consultant to the District of CoiuVnbia emegency crews. is incumbent on u's to support new and killed all seven members of a family. jury Thursday. "The program is the loser. It’s an shut down shipments during the survey period to The fire Thursday was the second major blaze in liberals and Democrats as well as others who Fire Department emergency ambulance service. He administrative decision (the hospital As for the resignation, he said, " I people who are coming in.” prevent any damaged fruits from being sent out of two days. On Wednesday 10 family members were apparently had displeased agency bureaucrats. Each of the Kozminskis faces up to 20 years in did his residency in emergency medicine in the administration) and I have no further ought to be clear that we received and Rivosa reported the Advanced Life the state. killed in a rowhouse fire in Philadelphia. White House spokesman Larry Speakes said the prison and $20,000 in fines if convicted. Each is program of Georgetown University-George Washing­ comment to make.” accepted Jim’s resignation. Support system had ' 113 calls in The increase for foods ready to be sold to Witnesses to the Bellmore fire described it in White House ‘ ‘does not condone any blacklist, and we charged with one count of conspiracy to violate cdvil' ton University-Maryland Institute of Emergency Rivosa said he wanted to make it No -matter what you change in a January as compared with 131 in rights and two counts of involuntary servitude. consumers was up the most since August 1980. terms of horror. don't believe USIA should have done it." Medical Services. clear that therie was nothing in Clark’s system, there is difficulty, he said. December. They involved 101 patients In another change in the staffing of the Emergency relationship with the fire department Clark said Thursday morning he had in January and 84 in December. Department of Manchester hospital, Deirdre Golden that brought about Clark’s resignation. resigned because of differences with In January, 31 calls, and in De­ has been named clinical coordinator. She was Rivosa also said the resignation his administrative supervisor over cember, 29 calls were in the Eighth formerly head nurse in the hospital’s recovery room. resulted from an administrative deci­ operation of the emergency system. Utilities District. Weather Butterfield told fellow members of the Emergency sion at the hospital. On Thursday night, in answer a The council was told that a commit­ M ^ ic a l Council Thursday night of Reich’s appoint­ Rivosa said he hopes whoever reporter's questions, he said had been tee on procedures had met and Peopletalk ment. Butterfield, who is chairman of the council, said replaces Clark takes an active interest given the opportunity to change his implemented changes which reduced hd assumed Reich would want to take over as the in the emergency medical service and mind about the resignation and had the number of vehicles and people who Today’s forecasts hospital’s representative on the council. JAMES CLARK is as dedicated as Clark. "People in the changed his mind, but the administra­ respond to certain kinds of emergen­ tion declined to accept the change. Connecticut, Massachusetts and “ If he dosen’t want to, they should fire him,” . leaving MMH post community are the ones who will be cies. such as deliveries of babies. Butterfield said. ‘Rhapsody’ is reborn Rhode Island: Mostly sunny and milder today. Highs around 40. Butterfield said Dr. Reich's credentials in emer- Paul Whiteman introduced "Rhapsody in geny medicine are outstanding. “ They make mine Blue” by George Gershwin, then 26, at New Increasing cloudiness overnight. A chance of showers by morning in look miserable,” he said. York's Aeolian Hall on 43rd Street on Sunday, Apparently in allusion to his heavy voice and his Feb. 12, 1924. western sections. Lows 30 to 35. DEP tells panel how to combat hazards reputation for bluntness, Butterfield said, “ Dr. Reich Conductor Maurice Peress will recreate the Saturday cloudy with occasioanal rain. Highs in the mid 40s. dosen't have my charming personality or quiet voice, event 60 years later on the same day and date at but he does have youth, which is more important." Maine: Variable cloudiness to­ manufacturer of printed circuit boards subject to criminal penalties, he said. dispose of wastes, particularly com­ Town Hall, also on 43rd Street and only a block Reich is 32 years old. By Kathy Garmus day, chance of flurries north. which has a plant on Harrison Street. "We have pretty good enforcement mon household wastes such as solvents west of the original site. Herald Reporter Whiteman, whose purpose was to “ legitimize" Highs in the teens and 20s. A In January, the DEP sued Multi- powers.” Giroux said, noting that the and insecticides. chance of light snow sleet or Circuits, claiming it had violated a state can levy fines of up to $25,000 a Education is particularly Important, jazz, packed his audience with musical celebri­ A state Department of Environmen­ freezing rain south and partly waste water discharge permit by day for violations. he said, because "household waste is ties, including Jascha Heifetz, Fritz Kreisler, Workfare accord near tal Protection official told the Conser­ cloudy north tonight. Lows from discharging excessive concentrations About 95 million gallons of hazardous another thing we’ll never regulate.” Serge Rachmaninoff, Mischa Elman, Leopold vation Commission Thursday night near 10 north to the low 20s along of copper and other heavy metals into wastes are generated in the state each Glaeser said the commission plans to Stokowski, John Phillip Sousa, Victor Herbert, Assistant School Superifitendent Wilson E. Deakin that it could combat the dangers of the coast. Occasional light rain the town sewer system. year, he said. distribute brochures advising ho­ Igor Stravinsky and Virgil Thomson. said this morning that Local 991 has formally hazardous wastes in Manchester along the coast and light freezing Giroux said that metal hydroxide A permit is not required to generate meowners of the best ways to dispose of Peress can't match that guest list, but he will be appro'ved a list of acceptable jobs for workfare through "education, legislation and rain changing to rain southern sludges from the circuit board manu­ hazadous wastes, but is required if the household wastes. joined by Paul Whiteman concertmaster Kurt recipients on school grounds, bringing' the adminis­ inspection.” interior mostly cloudy north Satur­ facturer and various machine shops Dieterle, 84. tration and the union one step closer to accord. wastes are to be stored on the property Giroux said the commission should day. Highs near 30 north to near 40 constituted the bulk of hazardous Deakin said that union vice president Nelson Foss Barry Giroux, chief sanitary engi­ for more than 90 days, he said. bring its concerns to the General south. wastes produced in Manchester. signed the workfare agreement, which culminates neer in the D E P ’s hazardous wastes The area in which the commission Assembly’s environmental commit­ New Hampshire: Variable Oil storage tanks, particularly un­ Mostly sunny and mlldar two years of work, on Thursday. The school board will unit, said the commission’s inspection could have the most impact, Giroux tee, which hears complaints from local cloudiness today. Highs 15 to 20 derground ones built in the 1940s and act on the matter at its next meeting. powers were limited because it lacks said, is in educating people on how to conservation commissions. north and 20 to 30 south. Chance of Today: mostly sunny and milder with highs around 40. Light variable the authority to enter private property. 1950s, also pose problems in town Charo doesn’t miss a beat light snow sleet or freezing rain becoming southerly winds 10 to 15 mph. Tonight clear this evening. However, he said commission because they sometimes corrode, tonight. Lows in the teens to low Cloudy with a 30 percent chance of showers by morning. Lows 30 to Charo, the Latin queen of hootchy kootchy, members could play a meaningful role polluting the ground water with oil, he 20s. Occasional light sleet freezing 35. Light southwest winds. Saturday cloudy with occasional rain. didn't miss a beat when the lights went off and the Morals charges lodged in enforcement of state and federal said. Solvents used in cleaning pro­ VAIENTIIK rain or rain north and freezing rain mike went dead during her opening night at a Las Highs 40 to 45. Today's weather picture was drawn by Jennifer waste regulations by keeping their eyes cesses were also mentioned as a source changing to occasional rain south Hilinski, a fourth-grade student at Verplanck School. of hazardous wastes. Vegas hotel. A Hartford map turned into Hartford, his mother and ears open and reporting any Saturday. Highs 30 to 35 north and While he acknowledged that the D E P / I A power outage darkened the showroom and himself into Manchester told police. suspicious activity to the DEP. 35 to 40 south. " I t ’s amazing how many of the things is limited in the number of on-sitr j SALE casino at the Las Vegas Hilton, but Charo wasn't police Wednesday after In the car Carter ex­ Vermont: Lots of sunshine inspections it can do each year, he said powerless. She wiggled through the audience learning they had a war­ posed himself and then we get into come from local people,” he breezy and mild today. Highs in the that the state's attorney's office has from table to table, belting out tunes with a dead rant for his arrest on assaulted the boy, who said. upper 20s to mid 30s. Increasing begun pursuing criminal penalties for GIFT WRAP microphone and playing classic Spanish guitar sexual assault charges resisted, the mother told Arthur Glaeser, chairman of the cloudiness tonight. Rain or snow some hazardous waste violations more Money/” FREE until power was restored. She won a standing stemming from an inci­ police. Carter' then re­ commission, said Giroux was invited to changing to rain south and freezing speak to t|te group following recent aggressively than in the past. Illegal 404 W. Middle Tpke. At The Parkade ovation for her opening night performance dent with a Manchester turned the teenager to rain or snow north. Lows in the 20s dumping, misuse of a manifest and Wednesday after power was restored 10 minutes Now, an Elvis doll teenager iast June. Manchester, she told newspaper stories about pollution to around 30. Cloudy Saturday. violations by Multi-Circuits Inc., a falsification of data are all activities later. Lots of fans thought Elvis Presley was a doll, Jerry J. Carter, 31, was police. Charo stars for the next four weeks in the Mixed precipitation changing to ^ C A N O I K S but will 750 of them pay $2,500 for a limited showers north and occasional rain charged Wednesday with elaborate “ Bal Du Moulin Rouge" extravaganza. edition, 17-inch Elvis doll with a diamond in its impairing the morals of south. Highs in the mid 30s to low SAVE ON 12568122 SAVE ON belt buckle and a silk scarf scavenged from 40s. children and fourth- AN INDIVIDUAL RETIREMENT ACCOUNT (IRA) Presley's own wardrobe. Long Island Sound: Winds sou­ dcStree sexual assault. He TAXES TAXES That's what the manufacturer. World Doll, theast about 10 knoft today. Winds was released on a $1,000 cash bond, pending an MSD IS AN INVESTMENT IN MANCHESTER'S FUTURE. Dizzy special effects hopes. The Elvis doll the firm calls the "hulk of south 10 to 15 knots tonight burning love” model will make its debut Feb. 13 becoming southwest at the same apipearance next Wednes­ Movie director Douglas Trumbull, who was a day in Manchester Super­ at the Toy Fair in New York City. speed Saturday afternoon. Visibil­ • HIGH RATE’S FIXED special effects whiz kid when he helped create Elvis fans who want a cheaper doll will be ity 1 to 3 miles and occasionally ior Court. XATE “ 2001: A Space Odyssey” nearly 20years ago, has The teenage victim's • FULLY INSURED offered the "Collectible” model for $285. That's less late tonight and Saturday.Av­ a new idea called Showscan. He used it in mother called police after also 17 inches tall, with porcelain head and soft erage wave heights, 1 to 2 feet • INVESTED LOCALLY 10.50% Christopher Walken's "mind experience” s m h ^ son told her he had "poseable” body. For bargain hunters, there's a increasing to 2 to 3 feet tonight. EFFECnVI quences in “ Brainstorm,” and now is testing it $90,19-inbh vinyl Elvis. The manufacturer says so been assaulted when he • CAN BE DEDUCTED ANNUAL YIILD [EE further at a chain of pizza parlors. far toy stores have ordered 40,000 of the $90 wint for a ride with . % Showscan gets dizzyingly realistic effects by model. Air quality Carter, whom he had met FROM YO U R 1983 IN CO M E 11 231 running 70mm fiim at 60 frames per second when Carter asked for The state Department of Envir­ instead of the conventional 24. “ The result is a Satalllta vlaw help with a disabled car on ------<1.95 to <29.S0 powerful feeling that the surface of the screen has onmental Protection reported Pine Street, police said. Chanel 5 good air quality levels ai m i THE GREATER MANCHESTER AREA 1 ^ OPIUM vanished and you’re looking into a very deep mmerce Department satellite photo taken at 3 a.m. E S T shows Sometime after their first Fancy Candy world,” Trumbull said in Dallas. Quote of the day Connecticut Thursday and shower-producing clouds and thunderstorms between the Appalach­ meeting the boy agreed to Showscan is all-seeing, he said, adding, "That cast similar conditions state' Laura Baxter, 17, the Danville,' Calif., cheer­ ians and the Plains. Patches of cloudiness lie to the west of the Plains. meet Carter at Washing­ MANCHESTERSTATEBANK Member FDIC means makeup has to be more thorough and for Friday. ton School, where Carter Equal Opportunity •sghraSt leader recently crowned Miss Teenage America, Precipitation occurs over the Northwest. 1041MAINST.,MANCHESTER*TCL.6464004 refined. An actor's style can be more subtle, but picked him up and drove Lender M believes young people today face. difficult •RUSSELL STOVER at the same time the camera sees every flaw, so I challenges — challenges their parents may not it's a real acid test for his performance.” Extended outlook. •CANDY CUPBOARD have encountered. 29 77 Extended outlook for New Eng­ 30.00 / / y m She said: " I think with any generation, there's / h a u t I ^ always more exposure to things that perhaps land Sunday through Tuesday: D a i r i j nNE PERFUMES didn't go on a few years ago. With the increased Connecticut, Massachusetts and Q u e e n HARTFORD RD. DAIRY QUEEN media exposure, kids are hearing more and more Rhode Island: Sunny and warm ^ ^ to < 3 2 * ! and about bad things, and perhaps ju.st knowing about Sunday. A chance of showers <28 to <90 Glimpses that increases their curiosity. Perhaps that's why Monday. Sunny again on Tuesday. NEW YORK We Make Thinas Haapen To A Cake FINE COigUNES some kids today run into problems.” Highs mostly in the SOs Sunday and Jean Stapleton opens next week in a revival of Monday and in the 40s on Tuesday.. I 8AWE *10 George Kelly's “ The Show-Off” at New Jersey's Lows generally in the 20s inland SAN FRANCISCO aiAMTKItS Paper Mill Playhouse. and 30s along the shore. VsO.ZA hyNOISHET Sigourney Weaver has begun rehearsals in an snAco Vermont: Partly cloudy and LOS ANOEI •ATLANTA tors as-yet-untitled play by David Rabe, directed by mild with chance of a showers ■NMTM tOTOTBA Mike Nichols and scheduled to begin its Secretary wins $140,000 ■AZOI Sunday. A chance of showers and LOW EST Reg. $56.95 pre-Broadway run in Chicago. A Yalesville secretary won $140,000 Thurday flurries Monday and Tuesday. TEMPERATURES *29" 20 $ 2 $ 9 Sale Fritz Weaver currently is co-starring with night on the Connecticut Lottery's Rainbow Highs in the 40s Sunday and in the MIAMI ree-ta*.** Peter Ustinov in a tryout tour of Ustinov's Jackpot show. 30s Monday and Tuesday. Lows in 40 ORLEANS Price ^ 8 ^ "Beethoven's Tenth,” now in Fort Lauderdale, Sophia Pukatch, a secretary for the U.S. the teens and 20s. ---- L ta tM D < ----- Fla., and then to play Palm Beach. Customs Service, almost fainted when she found Maine: Variable cloudiness Sun­ SAVE <20 Dustin Hoffman’s production of Arthur Miller's out she won, a lottery spokeswoman said. day. Chance of showers Monday 60 ^ AIR "Death of a Salesman” is performing tryouts in Pukatch said she's always envied the travelers becoming fair Tuesday. Mild Sun­ [2 3 SHOWERS ^ FLOW SAVE •3.00 iVE«iao Chicago, then opens at the Eisenhower Theater of she deals with on her job and will use some of the day and Monday with highs in the UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST » the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. on Feb. money to take a trip and share some with upper 30s and low 40s north and 24. members of her family. She has a son, Ricky. mid 40s to near SO south. Overnight National loracast Beth Is shown prep the Linda specializes in DO cake lows in the 30s turning colder 'D O cake with scrumpdniyis- decorating, and Is shown app­ Beth "combs" the cake sides. lying the finishing touch to a Tuesday with highs in the 20s north For period ending 7 a.m. EST Saturday. Tonight, snow will be hus vanilla and chocolate Mary Is Icing the cake with and 30s south and lows in the teens Dairy Oiieen, and chocolate Dairy Queen softserve. birthday cake. expected In the Southern Rocky Mountains. There will also be rain Rae- *.4B and 20s. crunch and fudge. New Hampshire: Variable over the Middle and South Atlantic Coast States. Elsewhere weather Almanac cloudiness Sunday. Chance of will remain fair in general. Minimum temperatures include: (maximum showers Monday becoming fair readings In parenthesis) Atlanta 45 (64), Boston 30 (46), Chicago 33 VALENTINE'S DAY CAKI Tuesday. Mild Sunday and Mon­ (49). Cleveland 33 (47). Dallas 47 (77). Denver 21 (44). Duluth 27 (39), Today is Friday, Feb. 10. the 41st day of 1984 with 325 day with highs in the upper 30s and Houston 54 (77), Jacksonville 48 (72), Kansas City 37 (55), Little Rock OLYMPIC sAVE4.ee SAVE 5.96 ^ J A V E J L O l to follow. low 40s north and mid 40s to near SO 44 (71), Los Angeles 47 (63), Miami 66 (78), Minneapolis 26 (41), New Special Sale TEAM The moon is in its first quarter. south. Overnight lows in' the 308 Orleans 54 (75), New York 35 (50), Phoenix 43 (68). San Francisco 42 The morning stars are Mercury, Venus, Mars, turning colder Tuesdpy with highs (55). Seattle 37 (51), St. Louis 38 (58). and Washington 39 (57). VITAMIN FliUE >1 Jupiter and Saturn. in the 20s north and 30s south and Sale Price MYADEG 'There is no evening star. lows in the teens and 20s. Good Thru I SUPER Those born on this date are under the sign of Feb. 19 Aquarius. They include American journalist William 7.95 4 ^ ' C I A M T Allen White in 1868, Russian author Boris Pasternak Manchester Herald in 1890, entertainer Jimmy Durante in 1893, German f f i i r a i « « dramatist Bertolt Brecht in 1898, and actor Robert Lottery Richai'd M. Diamond, Publisher ‘Made Fresh Dally’ •5.99 Wagner in 1930. .USP6 327-500 VOL. cm. No. 113 Many Colors to Choose from Come in and Place Your Order Early ■it IIJS On this date in history: Connecticut daily SiiiMnTJI Your In 1763, the Treaty of Paris ended the Seven Years' Publlthad dally except Sunday Suoaested carrier rote* ore $1.30 Choice War between Britain and Spain. Friday: 212 and certain holiday* by the Man- weekly, $9.13 for one month, $1SJ5 Call Ahead647-1076 LiuNItRaMstJIO .Hietter Pubilfhine Ca., lASralnord for three months, $30.70 for six In 1942, the American auto industry shut down its P l a y F o u r ; 8572 Place, Manchester, Conn. OMMO. month* ond $41.40 for one year. Mall =r civilian car assembly lines for the duration of World Second class postooo paid at Mon- rotes are ovollabl* on request. Hartford Rd. D.Q. and Speed Queen Laundry NHM II * 1 .9 $ ^ War II and converted to military production. chestor. Cann. POSTMASTER: NIW DEPARTMtNT QQ Today In history Rainbow Jackpot: Send address chanas* ta the Man­ Salf-tevka Tok* Hoom SoMtl - In 1962, U-2 spy plane pilot Francis Gary Powers To placo a closslflod or dlsplov 3 0 FREE 30 FREE chester Herald, ^ O . io x Sfl, advertisement, or to roport a new* Sola fricM In Our D.Q. Nevalty Ca$# HARTFORD ROAD OPEN 7 days w H h 1 0 0 was returned to the United States in exchange for On Feb. 10, 1964 the Australian aircraft carrier M — Red — 741 Manchester, Conn. 0M40. Item, story or picture Idea, call: WITH 100 Soviet spy Rudolf Abel. Melbourne and destroyer Voyager collided off New 443-27I1. Office hour* ore 8:30 a.m. SPEED QUEEN COIN LAUNDRY 6am-11 pm SAVE 2 .26. South Wales. The destroyer sank, with the loss of 82 To subscribe, or to report a to 9 p.m. Monday throuph Friday. any lari 1X/1.50 In 1964, two Australian warships — an aircraft Other numbers drawn Thursday dellverv problem, call *47-fM«. 32 Family size Washer*...... 75C load carrier and a destroyer— collided off New South lives. Five years later, the Melbourne is seen with in New Engiand: Office' hour* are 8:30 a.m . ta 5:30 The Manchester Herald I* a eiMt6r lora 6/1.X5 p.m. Monday throuph Friday and 7 Wales, killing 82. battered bow as It arrives at Singapore for repairs New Hampshire daily: SSS6. subscriber to United Press Interno- 4 Super sized W ethers...... 1.50 load T A B U . 1'9 after another accident. This time it collided with the to 10 a.m. Saturday. Dellverv tlonol new* services and I* a D.Q. SanJwidMg lt/1.7 Rhode Island daily: 676C. should bo mode by 5 p.m. Monday member of the Audit iureou of :i.e . Choc. Chip SoNdwklMS A/2. •Blonkate •Bleeping' Bags aBulk Ham* N e * . l o e e A thought for the day: American educator and U.S. destroyer Frank E. Evans during SEATO Maine daily: 447. throuph Friday and by 7:30 a.m. arculotlons. U M ITt writer W.E.B. Du Bois said, “ Thecostof liberty is less maneuvers In the South China Sea. Seventy-four Vermont daily: 079. Saturday. a ;i.Q . MoNiapuk (vorHIo A choc.) 2/1.IS 17 Dryers • 15 Minutes 254 RCQ. 11.95 than the price of repression." U.S. sailors were killed. Massachusetts daily: 6648. 291 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Feb. 10, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Feb. 10. 1984 - 5 Tyco a diverse conglomerate Ha¥law of Multi-Circuits* history iMutti Circuits Ind ft ■ From 10 workers to second-largest employer 130 HartlOfd Road P.O. Box 110 Manchaster. ConnactiGul 06040 Tal. (203) 846-3800 TIIX 710-427-2480 TELEX 643-241 brokers say its stock strong By Kathy Gormus ALTHOUGH THERE WERE four partners in the done well in business and probably was ready to Department of Environmental Protection for dis­ Bv Jamas Sacks 3.a8,000. or 40 percent, held by 4S allows it to acquire smaller com­ charging heavy metal wastes witliout a permit. After panies such as Multi-Circttits. Htnild Rwortar company, Oleksinski describ e Whiston as “ the whole retire. Assistant News Editor iMtltutiMW. Whiston could not be reached for comment. the company was issued a conditional permit, One Smith Barney trader called brains” of the operation. The other partners, he said, Gutin said Tyco stock was about When it opened it. Harrifon Street plant in March In a memo informing employees of the sale, William pollution violations — mainly involving the discharge Tyco “ a se:^ stock” hecauseof the did not have as much knowledge of the electronics Tyco Laboratories Inc. of Exe­ $16 per share a year ago. At tbe 1967, Multi-Circuits Inc. entered the electronics H. Stevenson, Multi-Circuits executive vice president of excessive concentratiems of copper into the town conglomerate’s diverse operations industry. ter. N.H., which will acquire close of trading on Wall Street induztry with fewer than 10 employees. In the 17 years and general manager, said that Whiston, “ who b u ilt' sewer system — continued and the D E P again sued. aod strong cash positlMi. " I think he’s second to none when it comes to February 9,,1984 Multi-Circuits Inc. of Manchester Thursday it was te6Vk. Wtejoe. the circait-hoard manufacturer has added this business from an idea and a dream” ... will Multi-Circuits was fined more than $1,000. Gutman said Tyco was founded business acumen,” Oleksinski said of Whiston. if federal regulators approve the Multi-Circuits, a privately held inore Hum 960 em ployee, two companies and twveral “ remain involved in special areas of the business for The company was again sued by the D E P for its in the 1969s as a reteardi and In 1969, the company was sold to Scientific Controls transaction, is a diverse conglo­ company founded in 1967 by Uerril new buildings. It become Manchester*, third the next few months.” heavy metal discharges in January. A tentative development corporation. He said of Texas. "The price was right,” Oleksinski said. merate whose companies manu­ Whiston and two other Manchester lugeM taxpayer, with a 1963 aueMment of $8.4 Oleksinski said the town was fortunate to have had settlement has been reached, both parties have said. iU “recent history” u a high- While Oleksinski said he had not heard about the To; All eaployees facture printed circuit boards, men. is not traded. Ita sales were miUoB, and the town'. Mcond-largeri employer, Whiston involved in the company. The company is building a new waste water treatment technology growth corporation be­ sale of Multi-Circuits until a Manchester Herald underground wire and cable for estimated by Tyco officlaia at $40 "He created a lot of work for a lot of people,” facility at its Harrison Street plant which should gan in 1973 under the presidency of w ip a u e d ooly by J.C. Penney. reporter called him Thursday, he said he was not Froa: Bill Stevenson telecommunications. Are protec­ millioo for the 1963ccalendar year. Oleksinski said. eliminate the problem. The DEP has agreed to relax Joseph Gaziano, who died in 1993. surprised because the electronics industry is so tion systems, and packaging for For the past two years Tyco ' Tbe M ie ol the company-jU) 'Tyco Laboratories of volatile. the firm ’s discharge limits until the facility is John F. Fort, the company’s consumer goods. stock has been rated B-plus. or Exeter, N.H., may rignal the Mart of more growth. W HILE THE CO M PANY’S history was character­ completed. current president, was named in Its holdings include the Grinncll average, by Standard A Poor’s. The company was started by current President “ THE PftESSURE in that business is unbelieva­ ized by steady growth, it was also marked by frequent December 1962. Multi-Circuits, Inc. has just reached an understanding with Tyco Fire Protection Co. of Providence, The ratings range from A-plus, ’M errill Whhdcrn, Keith Christie, Maurice Correnti and ble,” he said. “ ITou could go down the drain very controversy. THE COMPANY APPEARED to rebound from Laboratories, Inc. whereby Multi-Circuits will in very rapid order R.I.; North American Printed which is the h i^ i^ . to D, which Asked about tbe acouisitiao of William OMtsinski. when they purdiased a rundown fast." Residents who lived near the Harrison Street plant some of its previous difficulties when it bought a be acquired by Tyco. Circuit in Stafford Springs; Atlan­ means a corporation is being MulU-Circuits by ’Tyco, Manches­ building at 59 Harrison St. Foreign competition and technological advances frequently complained of parking problems, and building in Chicopee, Mass., in February 1983 and tic Coast Electronics in Florida; reorganised under protection of ter State Bank President Nathan "W e started with nothing,” Oleksinski recalled that rapidly make machinery obsolete make the noise and odor pollution from the plant.' began a business called Multi-Lam, which produces Tyco is a New York Stock Exchange, raulti industry corapany with Piedmont Circuits in North Carol­ tbe bankruptcy court. G. Agostinelli said It is part of a Thurwiay. business especially tough, he said. In 1981, a group of nearby residents filed suit against the raw material sandwiched between multi-layer sales in excess of $600 million per ycrr. Among Tyco's companies ina; the Ludlow Oirp. of Needham, According to a source at the general trend in business toward They bought the building for about $20.(M>0, he said. While Oleksinski said he was not aware of Whiston’s the company, seeking to block the sale of the adjacent circuit boards. is their Printed Circuit Group which presently includes North Mass.; and a number of others. investment banking firm of Smith consolidation and mergers. He ;It took considerable work to rehabilitate it. reasons for selling Multi-Circuits, he said Whiston has town Parks and Cemeteries Department garage to The company last year also renovated a 14.5M- ______Connecticu^,AU^^ ------Tyco Vice President Irving Gutin Barney Inc. in New Yorii City. said the cteal would probably be Multi-Circuits, which planned to use the garage for square-foot building on Adams Street to house its said the company does business in Tyco stock is seen by the firm as a good for both the company’s non-production purposes. drilling, tooling and first-piece production operations. roughly 30 states from the Nor­ strong stock. Stock analysts at tbe employees and- the to w of Man- But after a deal was reached with neighbors of the The renovation placed its total production space in Multi-Circuits’ employees were notified employee of/fiart of a letter letter from theast to Florida. company said Tyco was on the ch e^r because it will broaden plant, Multi-Circuits bought the garage later that year Connecticut and Massachusetts at 140,500 square feet, Thursday of the planned sale of the Multi-Circuits Executive Vice President Tyco earnings in its 1984 fiscal “buy” list through the close of Multi-Circuits’ sales area, capital for $400,000. However, the town is still using the according to a news release. At the time, the company William H. Stevenson explaining the year, which ends May 31. are traiUng ’Thursday but was re­ base. garage because a new one has not yet been said it planned to expand its work force from 800 to company to Tyco Laboratories Inc. expetded to be above $600 nniUion. moved this morning. The fact that constructed. 1,000, but did not specify whether jobs would be added Above is a copy provided by an transaction. company officials said. In fiscal it remained on the list through It will also probably mean better in Manchester or Massachusetts. 1983, its stock paid a dividend of Thursday during the down stock salaries and benefits for em­ IN NOVEM BER 1881, the company began work on a ^.07 per common share, accord­ market this week is an indicator of ployees in the long run, AgostinelU temporary parking lot on town garage property to ing to the November Standard A the strength o f tbe stock, the said. alleviate parking problems around the plant. But Sale of town park garage Poor’s Corporation Stock Guide. analysts said. “ I think it can be much better for complaints from residents about parking problems Some 9,476,000 shares were out­ They said the company is helped everyone concerned in the town,” continued in 1983, when town General Manager valentine's standing at that tinnr with by a strong cash position, which he said. Robert B. Weiss offered to ban parking along Pearl and Holl streets. d a y... is not likely to be affect^ Multi-Circuits also entered a tumultuous period in March 1982 when between 150 and 200 workers were Multi-Circuits has helped charities laid off, presumably because of a slumping economy (lirway has a wonderful Bv Alex GIrelll out of it, General Manager Robert no alternative buLtb add to its main and subsequent decline in orders in the electronics assortment of Herald Reporter B. Weiss said he doubted that plant for the fteatment facility. Multi-Circuits Inc., Circuits’ tradition of sup­ Society, Multi-Circuits does not know, if the industry. However, there were unconfirmed rumors •book. •dolHM would happen. ’The firm had b ^ n discharging which will soon be taken port to the community and has donated more than funding will coptimie. at the time that the company had lost orders because •cwidlM •v.tonllnM One of the assets Tyco Laborato­ Work on the Charter Oak build­ excessive amounr^ot copper into over by the conglomerate Tecognize the value of the $6,000 over the last four of quality control problems. •cut-out. *p .riy MippIlM ries will acquire when it buys ing has not started but the contract the town’s sewage atqrosal plant. Tyco Laboratories, has hospital to its em­ years to that organiza­ Manchester High The layoff was the first in the company’s history. plwi your fun pwty, w . lunt.th. Multi-Circuits Inc. is the garage on for it has been awarded by the Multi-Circuits got permission to regularly donated large ployees,” he added. tion’s memorial golf tour­ School has been another MppIlM — orgMilx.tlon.1 di.- Harrison Street being used by the town. proceed with the plant. amounts of money to According to Muriel nament held annually at beneficiary of Multi- Herald pholo by Tarquinio IT WAS FOLLOWED by layoffs in September 1982, counte tool town for Park Department equip­ Deputy Mayor Stephen Penney While the company does not yet schools, Manchester Werbner, executive direc­ the Manchester Country Circuits’ good will, in the when between 75 and 100 workers were terminated. ment and personnel. said he guesses it would be have use of the garage, it is using to disclose the price but said an Memorial Hospital, the tor of tbe Manchester unit Oub. form of donations and Multi-Circuits Inc., Manchester’s However, after the first round of layoffs at the plant, impractical to abandon the agree­ the parking lot north of the garage 9¥ery The town sold the garage to American Cancer Society of the American Cancer She said she hopes, but supplies. agreement is now being drafted. Multi-Circuits officials maintained a tight-lipped ment now. Both the town and the for employee parking. One of the second-largest employer, will be sold to Multi-Circuits when the firm found and the Manchester Com­ stance toward the press and refused to provide exact I nil firm have taken too many steps as complaints of neighbors was that Tyco Laboratories Inc. of Exteter, N.H., Pictured above is the sign on Multi- itself under fire from its residen­ employment levels or layoff figures. thing" a result of the agreement. streets near the plant were being munity College athletic Circuits’ Harrison Street manufacturing •78) tial neighbors. They complained is federal regulators approve the 4««n1«*ii blocked by employees who parked department. Whether The company also encountered environmental that Multi-Circuits was trying to Months of sometimes-bitter con­ transaction. Company officials refused plant in Manchester. F ^ V troversy preceded the town’s deci­ along them all day. Another was those donations will con­ BUGNACKrSg[p[l» troubles when it was sued in Mav 1982 by the state squeeze too many buildings into its tinue after the takeover is sion to sell its garage. Residents of that the plant generated heavy small site surrounded by a matter of specualtion. residences. the area agreed to drop their tnickitraffic. ^ MEAT PRODUCTS opposition only after Multi- “ There’s no reason to - The town will continue to use the Circuits agreed to limit expansion Some of the members of the believe they wouldn’t con­ garage until it has renovated on that site. ' Board of Directors who voted for tinue,” Patrick Mistretta, 50 BATSON DR . BUCKLAND INDUSTRIAL PARK. MANCHESTER. CT Yyco4-abs to buy director of athletics at another town garage on Charter That agreement to limit expan­ the sale of the garage felt deceived y C J NOW YOU CAN BUY WHOLESALE AT OUR PLANT 444-0374 If BY PRESIDENTIAL DECREE... ^ Oak Street for use by the Park sion came up for discussion when later when the firm laid off a Manchester Community Department. Multi-Circuits sought permission number of workers. The directors College, said today. He OPfH TO nillK Evnv sat. sair-spm The sale did not saUsfy all those from the Zoning Board of Appeals had voted the sale as means of said that Multi-Circuits Multi-Circuits Inc. who opposed Multi-Circuits’ ex­ to construct a wastewater treat­ preserving jobs for Multi-Circuits has contributed thou­ ALL MEAtS USDA CHOICE - CUT TO ORDER pansion on the site. ment plant on the site. It was employees, then said to be the sands of dollars to athletic STEAKS A ROASTS * SALAMI * CORNED BEEF programs. For two years, * PORK LOINS * FRANKFURTERS * ITALIAN SAUSAGE “CMlinued from page 1 on the Iilew York Stock Exchange. Us 13 STATE OF THE UNION SALEI Asked today whether there was ordered to do so by the state’s largest industrial employer in any possibility the sales agree­ Department of Environmental town. the company sponsored * 80% Leon Ground Be«f * NEIBASA HOT DOGS W KNOOCWUMT companies, employ approximately ment could be set aside if both the Protection. Most of the workers were later the New England relays, a ★ CAPACOLA * PASTRAAAI * BRATWURST 'romain intact” after the merger. 8,000 employees all told. town and the firm wanted to back Multi-Circuits argued that it had rehired. track and field event here 'Stevenson’s letter said. Among its holdings in the Northeast which attracts athletes AND MANY AKHC FINE PtOOUCTS MADE RIGHT AT OUR PUkNT are the Grinnell Fire Protection Co., * Prices Chopped, by George! from all over the nation.. FREEZER DIPT. HIND QUARTERS, CUT, ;• THE LETTER SAID Stevenson will headquartered in Providence. R.I.; the Typical of Industry “ The people there have WRAPPED AT NO EXTRA CHARGE I'become Multi-Circuits’ general man- Ludlow C o^ . of Needham, Mass.; and been good to us,” be lager. under the supervision of the Simplex Wire and Cable of Newington, added. “ They’ve helped ; president of Tyco’s circuittboard diy- N.H. out in a lot of areas.” ;uion, Robert Clapprood. Clapprood The corporation's consumer packag­ ^ SWEATERS If Andrew Beck, spokes­ I Vorks out of another of ‘Tyco’s ing arm manufactures bags lor Frito Competitors are surprised man for MMH, said Multi- M..W. COUNTRY HAMS ’ circuit-board plants. North American Lay, lor Shake & Bake mix, and Tender Circuits has been very Printed Circuit Brard ol Stafford Vittles cat food, Gutin said. 0 0 Bv Kothv Garmus sale was “ probably not a bad move man,” and was probably ready to generous to tbe hospital. HKKORV SMOKED ^1.49 lb. Springs. He refused to comment on the Tyco officials said the company's Herald Reporter at this point” for Multi-Circuits. move on to other ventures. ” We hope the new com­ CUT AS DESMEO - INTO ROAST AND CENTER SUCES transaction this morning. sales totalled nearly $600 million in Mettler said many companies Multi-Circuits, Mettler said, pany will continue Multi- Gutin said Tyco wants to buy fiscal 1983. The company's gross Two competitors of Multi- can’t keep up with the volume of ’’has an excellent reputation ... Multi-Circuits because the conglomer- income for the six months ending Nov. $800.$ 1200-$ 16®° 26, 1983 was $219 million and its net Values 1° Circuits Inc. said today that the orders received. There have been a especially in the high-volume, • ate’s management believes the com- Values to *29 Values , to *35 Values to *47.50 imminent sale of the company to number of mergers in the electron- multi-layer (circuit board) DISCOVER JEANS PLUS LOW. LOW PRICES' Z pany has strong growth potential, as do earnings were $12.5 million, an oificial Tyco Laboratories took them by ' ics industry in tffe past couple of marketplace.” ! Others in the computer and communi- said. S-M-L-XL surprise. Both said the move was years. The industry last year ; cations industry. “ We think it’s a good A source at the investment banking .if'k'k'kit'k'kitititit'k'kitit'k . -A -A 'A •A A •A firm of Smith Barney Inc. in New York typical of the circuit board indus­ rebounded from a recession that Mettler said the sale should have > company,” he said of Multi-Circuits. b » try and would probably benefit began in 1982. little effect on Circuit Wise. ZTyco began as a research and develop- City said Tyco stock is highly regarded on Wall Street because the company Multi-Circuits. Mettler said he had not heard Gravereaux said that Multi- { meht firm in the 1960s and has acquired ^ SPORT SHIRTS 4^ about the sale before a Manchester Circuits has a good reputation in ' }4ts diverse holdings since then, he said. has a strong cash position. The " I would think that the fit would Herald reporter called him this the industry. company paid a dividend ol $2.07 per be a good one,” said Jack Mettler, share in its 1983 fiscal year, according morning, despite the fact that he While the sale itself was not so |-> TYCO, WHICH HAS corporate head- president of Circuit Wise in North ^ P M A A A A A to Standard & Poor's Corporation Stock $0OO.$8OO_$1OOO had made plans to have lunch surprising, Gravereaux said he { quarters in E xeter but operates Haven. Guide. today with Merrill Whiston, the was surprised that he had not 1 throughout the United States, is traded 00 John Gravereaux, president of owner and one of the founders of heard about it. Printed Circuits International in Multi-Circuits. S l I I B Values to *18 Values to *22 Values to *35 ’’Usually rumors spread like '.Cough and twitch save two l-xl. Norwalk, said he was not familiar Mettler said Whiston has a BARBS S-M-L-XL S-|A- wildfire in this industry,” he said. s3A® reputation for being a ’’hard- ft LIB£RTYVILLE, 111. — a sudden cough from a with Tyco Laboratories, which is ’’Usually ther'e’s a lot of smoke What this country needs Values to based in Exeter, N.H., but said the driving, hard-working business­ before the fire.” X lifeless body alerted medical technicians preparing •-for organ-removal surgery that 20-year-old Alan are video games that self- • Supergan was still alive. destruct if played more than ft. Supergan was the second person this week who IS minutes in any 24 hours. HA8BAR-’Magic Slrstch ” PANTS Z showed what doctors called "an extremely fluky” Yoo don’t have to be an SAT., SUN., & MONDAY - reflex action just as their vital organs were about to nctor to play the fool. It 30 ONLY comes natar^y to most of $gg9i % be removed for donation. MANCHESTER ONLY ; ; “ Can you imagine being in a funeral parlor picking as. TOP COATS g l o v b s THE CARPET GIANT’S ANNUAL > out the casket and then finding out he’s still alive?” The shorter distance 1 asked Supergan's sister, Amy. between two points he’s LINCOLN’S BIRTHDAY CARPET SALE Z" Supergan was re|x>rted in critical condition late making is almost never tak­ 4 Thursday while tbe condition of the other man, from en by a speaker. BUZERS-100% POLYESTER ^3 9 ’ ° 00 ONE CENT WITH V - 'Tennessee, and what hospital he was in could not be Little rules of life: The FOR THIS SALE ONLY learned. amount you save bargain R e « 18“ PURCHASE Both had been declared dead by doctors earlier hunting will equal exactly ALL SALES FINAL-CASH & CARRY 3/8 FOAM PADDING ; this week and were being prepared for organ donor tbe cost of gas spent driving vmv OF CARPET 4 surgery when it was discovered they were still alive. around to do it

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Editor Andropov was a master of the Communist Party system OPINION even during the absence, his He was said to be a widower with Bv United Press International and the campaign to stifle their policies were slowly implemented. outbursts, which be started as two grown children. His son Igor is Yuri Vladimirovich Andropov Dedicated, indefatigable, intelli­ KGB chief, continued at full a mid-level Foreign Ministry offi­ moved with unprecc triple crown o f Soviet leadership; Prom his early party positions the state-run Soviet media. unduly alarmed about the safety The town’s Giobe Hollow dam. Environmental Protection ap­ ch^nnan of the party, com­ through IS years at the helm of the A prime example was the TO R N JUNE 15. 1914. in the of elements of the infrastructure, for instance is in fair condition, parently does not feel that way, at mander in chief of the armed KGB, Andropov was known to be summer of 1M3 when he invited railroad setttement of Stavropol particulary bridges that keep us Manchester while the Buckingham dam is in least about the Globe Hollow forces and president of the personally modest, ideologically American sctuadgirl Samantha Kray, midway between the Black from plunging into abysses or poor condition. Globe Hollow, dam. The O E P seems not to like *'« .goal During his tenure, he deftly PERHAPS IF we take the time used to be another tree. It tion between the potential dam­ could be defined, I suppose, as the fuddled by the esoteric language Left with three children to; AT ’THE FOREFRONT of the Muscovites soon slipped back into was to keep U.S. nuclear weapons handled — from the Soviet point of to read deeply into one of those carried, in my view, at least a age something could do and the worst possible flood that eould of technical reports, is likely to support, Joann found work as a* competition in the Kremlin was their old patterns but on a scale from being placed on the soil of its view — the bloody uprising of 1956. voluminous engineering reports, significant hazard potentional. probabilty that the thing would be happen in that watershed when cook and eventually opened her' say impatiently; "D o what needs Konstantin Chernenko, a long-time greatly r^uced from the Brezh­ NATO allies. On May 18, 1967, Andropov was own small restaurant. But her I we make the distinction between Furthermore it was a weak affected by a mishap, we go more the most possible rain falls in the to be done to make it as safe-ae Brezhnev protege and his hand­ nev era. made chairman of the KGB and the possible consequences of a willow, not a strong maple, and it deeply into the engineeing stu­ shortest possible time. Then it possible as soon as possible.” 22-year-old son was stricken with a ^ picked successor. Intent on reform, Andropov OF HIS PERSONAL LIF E . Uttle eventually a member of the mishap and the assumed likeli­ stood in my dry sideyard with no dies. We find the condition of the becomes the thing that happens But that would cost an awful lot rare disease. He lost a leg and, Andropov garnered the support made dozens of personnel changes was known. Politburo. hood of such a mishap. place for its roots to go for a drink bridges or dams described as to someone else, not us. of money. because she couldn’t keep up w ith ; of long-time Foreign Minister at top levels, including the Polit­ ,He was over 6 feet tall, an He was responsible for virtually the medical bills, she lost.Jbe* Andrei Gromyko, iximbined it with buro where be shifted his own austere man who favored rimless crushing the dissident movement, restaurant. UPtpItoto the already secure backing of the people into key j ( ^ . glasses and impeccably tailored leaving only a handful of vocal military and outmaneuvered the One example of the Andropov dark suits that offset his brushed- anti-Soviet agitators. The KGB spy In Manchester Yet these tragedies didn’t Soviet President Yuri Andbrpov has died, the official Chernenko faction of party style was giving greater autonomy back silver- hair. Instead of the network expanded throughout the dampen her spirit. All that mat­ Soviet news agency Tass announced to d ^ In this 1977 apparatchiks. and control of funds to individual bombast of his predecessors, he world, bringing intelligence from tered, she told friends, was that her Last summer. Andropov enterprises in agriculture and spoke softly and cautiously, re­ the most remote corners of the picture from a parliament session irr"Uoscow, Andrpov industry. globe. Anti-Semitism was encour­ son was alive and preparing to dropped from public view. Soviet flecting his career of party bureau­ looks down on the late Premiere Alexei Kosygin (left) officials said be had a coid but Andropov also established him­ cracy and diplomacy aged and infiltration into Western James Clark did become a missionary. and President Leonid Brezhnev (right). news reports said be was seriously self as an ideological hard-liner L ^ was known about his peace movements became The financial squeeze left her ill. He was last seen Aug. 18 but with little sympathy for dissidents family. commonplace. with no money to pay insurance a great job here premiums. Then the inevitable happened — her small home burned down. Though all her Kremlin youngster" Is a contender to replace Andropov Whatever the reason establishing the system and worldly possessions were reduced James Clark has resigned his improving its operation. Andropov’s death after a long shared by two or more of the 12 Politburo could also change the power upheavals dating back to to ashes, she remained cheerful. At MOSCOW (U P I) - The death of Communist Party boss Grigory position with Manchester Romanov, 60. as chief contenders. illness and an absence from public surviving Politburo members if equation, with Gromyko and Us­ Josef Stalin and has held the But Clark, more than least the family was still together Yuri Andropov left the Soviet Union and the world wondering On diplomat said other possible view for six months was an­ they are unable to agree on one tinov both seen as candidates who foreign ministry longer than any Memorial Hospital as train­ anyone else, has been the — almost too close together, could appease both bard and soft other man in Soviet history. He today about who would follow him successors include Geidar Aliyev, nounced at 2:24 p.m. Moscow time candidate. ing coordinator with the guide in the field and the cramped into a cheap, second­ would give a sense of stability to a as the conununist bloc’s most 60, who had been elevated swiftly Friday. “ But there is a curious The lack of a clear heir apparent liners. “ There is a strong possibility new Soviet government in the eyes town’s Advanced Life Sup­ mentor in the classroom of hand trailer. powerful leader, with no choice for by Andropov in Moscow, Konstan­ leadership situation at the moment held out the prospect of a power they could split the leadership and port program, it is regretta­ the paramedics and emer­ a successor clearly evident. tin Chernenko, 72, an Andropov with no clear successor and the struggle within the highest Soviet of both Russia and the world. have Gromyko or Ustinov as Several Western diplomats be­ T^EN THE OTHER DA Y. a cold Western diplomats pointed to adversary, and Victor Grishin, 69. possibility that if one of the old and ranks and the process was just as ble that Clark will leave the gency medical techincians president with Gorbachev or some­ lieve Andropov was grooming front sent the temperature plung­ Mikhail Gorbachev, 52, a “ youngs­ Other contenders are -veteran weighty figures is chosen he might murky as after the death Nov. 10, "program. who make up the crews of the 1982, death of Andropov’s prede­ one else as Communist Party Gorbachev for leadership by giv­ ing below zero in western Arkan- ■ ter” by Kremlin standards and the Foreign Minister Andrei Gro­ fall ill,” one Western diplomat service. said. cessor. Leonid Brezhnev. leader,” a diplomat said. ing him wider-ranging responsibil­ sas. Joann stopped at a country ruling Poliburo’s youngest myko. 74. and Defense Minister Dmitri Ustinov, 75. The leadership also could be The prospect of a deadlock in the Gromyko is a survivor of Soviet ities during his 15-month rule. The accomplishments of He is not, of course, indis­ store to use the pay phone. Across member, and former Leningrad the emergency medical ser­ pensable. No one is. As a the road in a frozen field, she , vice — and they are consider­ matter of fact, it could be noticed four Mexicans huddled ; able accomplishments — are argued that Clark has made under a cedar tree. They were Reagan awakened for news not the work of any one himself dispensable b y set­ shivering in shirt-sleeves in the cruel cold, with only one blanket to SANTA BARBARA. U.S. government would ov’s death came from the person. They result from the ting up procedures so effi­ issue a formal statement U.S. Embassy in Moscow efforts of many. keep them all warm. Calif. (UPI) - President cient that they can carried Reagan was awakened in on the death later today, and from other sources. Any number of people have forward easily by others. She put down the phone and the middle of the night by Information on Androp- Speakes said. devoted hours, a lot of Clark is likely to miss his strode over to the freezing men. White House deputy chief thought, and, in so'me cases, a associates in the service. She couldn’t speak Spanish, and of staff Michael Deavhr and in fo rm ^ of the death good bit of soul searching. They will also miss him. M5>«i|iIWn»re they didn’t understand English." But with gestures and a few words of Soviet/President Yuri Send Your Love Andropov, a spokesman in common, they let her know they said today. wanted to return to Mexico. But a they had no money, no food, no Deputy press secretary warm clothing. Larry Speakes said the ^ rolling open forum / Readers' views White House monitored Matters;ters are going well in which has playedolaved.mich such a large * The irrepressible Joann, though > reports of Andropov’s FINAL WEEK impoverished herself, brought the death throughout Thurs­ the renovation of Cheney Halt role in Manchester’s past. Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 migrant Mexicans home. The day night and that Adm. and the project seems to have Exhibits on the hall are on family took two blankets off their John Poindexter, deputy ■ 9I.U6 A OOLLAII ■ stimulated a lot of public display in banks and beds, and the afflicted son gave up director of the National M CAWt W interest. It started out with a libraries. percent of its business to General she gave birth in. his wool coat so each Mexican Security Oiuncil, was'not- ified early this morning good many expressions of Electric, an “ infant” in the air­ To quote from Nancy Wainer could wrap himself against the No contest “ that there could be some reservation, including some craft industry, for an engine which Cohen and Lois J. Estner’s new cold. But- the big show is still has not even been built, let alone book, “ Silent Knife” : “ In the validity to these reports.” by this newspaper. To the Editor: ahead. That is the dinner- tested, is mind-boggling and stacks of recent American obstet­ Joann remembered that her But the ball is rolling now. I recently sent this letter to Poindexter is traveling Choice trom dance the Cheney Hall foun­ President Ronald Reagan with smacks of some more of Washing­ rical articles we surveyed on church was holding a fireside v with Reagan, who is vaca­ The fund for renovation has dation hopes to hold in May or copies to Sens. Lowell Weickerand ton’s political maneuvering. VBAC, there are no instances of service that evening in Fort Smith. tioning at his ranch near *E m sr PMNTID TOPS «M0M PRMT SHIRTS I feel very strongly, Mr. Presi­ She carefully counted out enough ' Santa Barbara. reached about $300,000. The June. The foundation has to Christopher Dodd and Reps. Bar­ catastrophic lower segment pte- *UL DRESSES HI STOCK a MRQUE DRESSES FROM results of work on the build­ find the right kind of celebra­ bara Kennelly, Nancy Johnson, dent, that an investigation by rine rupture.” quarters to buy gas for the 65-mile “ When it was virtually *MEirS OMin mr HUSUN MDUHCRRM Valentine ing are plainly visible to and Sam Gejdenson. Congress is in order. I, for one, will They add. “ Rupture implies round trip. She drove the forlorn tion to do the job and to certain these reports were WOODEN FNURRIES passersby. The Little Theater sleep much better at night knowing recent tearing with consequent, four to the Latter Day Saints SHHnS FROM INOU overcome the dHficulties that that if our pilots must fly one- bleeding from newly torn tissue. At church, where she found two dozen true, the president was of Manchester, a partner in Dear Mr. President: informed at 3:20 a.m. come from the' f ^ t that the engine fighters like the F-16, that the time of repeat Caesarean, most members still assembled. 111 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER the renovation, has a record I am taking time from a very (PST) by Michael it costs no more. building will mn be totally busy schedule to write this letter to engine must be designed and obstetricians have seen a hole in 6 4 3 -5 6 9 2 number of subscribers this Deaver,” Speakes said. M ready for a large crowd. you in the hopes that you will produced by a proven aircraft the old uterine scar. This opening He said it was likely the Sol* M s Scrt„ Fab. 11th INTERRUPTING. SHE an­ year, a boon it credits to If they can do that, the become involved in a situation that company, Pratt & Whitney Air­ is called a “window” . It occurs nounced that she had four destitute interest in its prospective foundation members ought to I feel warrants your attention. craft, rather than by a company with some frequency and is consi­ like General Electric, which pro­ dered to be a result of healing.” Mexicans who needed help. The Best Selection new home, the historic hall The press is referring to it as the have a blast. church members rustled up more /CN "Great Engine War." But I feel duces great refrigerators, toas­ So, to say that one has a five Q Cole, Frogo, Cusick, Chestler Si Co. warm clothing and [ collected there is no contest. ters, irons and stoves, I must percent chance of her uterus enough cash to buy four dus tickets Pratt i Whitney Aircraft, a admit. rupturing during labor is incor­ Best Prices to Dallas, with pocket iRoney for Division of United Technologies rect. It should be quoted as less CertiPiecJ Public ficcountoots Berry's World food along the way. The i Corporation, has epitomized to me Mrs. Martha B. Drown than one-half of one percent, or as I kCO. also put through a call to ' and many like me in Connecticut 74 Branford $t. prefer it to be. a 99.5 percent and arranged for some and all over the wdrid a firm that chance that everything will go just speaking members to meet takes great pride in the aircraft fine! to ke pleosure in announcing engines which it designs and On VBAC Anyone who would like more bus. produces. In 1941, when our nation To the Editor: information about VBAC. or if you Joann Jones gave her widow’s —20% off— found itself plunged into World have had a Caesarean and just mite expecting nothing in return. I the relocation of War II, this country and all of the want to talk about your birth This letter is in response to the learned about her act of kindness All flowering and Qreen Plante free world looked to Pratt & two recent articles headlined experience, please call me, or from others. Because she cannot Whitney to design and mass- Becky Tanner, or come to the a ’'Hospital Relaxes Rules on Caesa­ afford a telephone, I reached her at Cash and Carry produce dependable engines on a VBAC Information group meet­ rean Births, Children” and the diner where she now works. their offices to time schedule that would stagger "V B AC ” . In both, a certain per­ ings at Becky’s house, 693 Buff Cap She didn’t want to talk about her even the most inventive minds. centage of uterine rupture was Road Extension, Tolland. The good deed; it didn’t seem right, she Pratt & Whitney met this chal­ mis-quoted. February meeting is on the 17th, at said. lenge, however, and used the word According to a recent study, the 7:30 p.m. 449 Silos Deone Highujov “ dependable” as its watchword. rate of uterine rupture was 0.5 “ Charity should be given in Through the years and all the percent, not the 5.0 percent that Cynthia Grillo secret,” she said. “ Anyway, it was conflicts since WW II, Pratt & your newspaper reported. I would Coventry no big deal. Anyone would have UJethersfield, Connecticut 06109 Whitney has been there, designing like to take this chance to explain done the same thing.” and producing engines with un­ in greater detail why a VBAC is equalled dependability. safer than a repeat cesarean. Letters policy Many a U.S. pilot, from both the With most Caesareans done The Manchester Herald Footnote; This tory could have (203)721-8696 Army and the Navy, have toured nowadays, the physician does h 85 East Center Street Manchester welcomes letters to the an even happier ending if some­ Pratt & Whitney plants and ex­ * / lower segment Incision on the editor. thing nice were to happen in Joann tolled the virtue of the engines woman’s uterus. Even if your scar Letters should be brief and — something real nice, say, like 649-5268 produced there, Pratt & Whitney Frank C. Frogo, CPfl Lcujis H; Stengel, CPfl is verticle on your abdomen, to the point. They should be getting back into a bouse of her and its workers are proud, and well chances are that your uterus is typed or neatly band-written, own. I aimost know what she would Open Sun. ‘til noon; Mon. & Tues. ‘til 8 they should be, of the "calls” they and, for ease in editing, Stonley L. Cuskk, CPfl Richorci Guerriere, CPfl h, NfA me horizontally cut. This is done say; she wouid protest that others have answered through-the years because the resulting scar is should be double-spaced. The Herald reserves the are more needy. But I am setting Cdujord G. Chestler, CPfl David H. flngliss, CPfl from the Defense Department and stronger. Any woman who is up a building fund for Joann Jones. "\Ne've GOT to unionize. It's the only way...." the Pentagon! concerned can ask her physician, right to edit letters in the interests of brevity, clarity Donations can be made to the Drew Manuel Cole, CPfl This recent decision by the or get a copy of her medical and taste. Pearson Foundation, Box 2300 Army, however, to funnel 75 records through the hospital that Washington, D.C. 200U. ' H - MANCHESTER HERALD. Fricluy. Feb. tO. 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Kfh. 10. Hmt Obituaries >U bra^’s bookmobile AL SIEFFERT'S Corotyn Jones loses Thomas Harney Carolyn Jones, 41, of 135 Spruce St., died Thursday in Hartford. The man who has run the keeping the bookmobile on the SPORTS Greater Hartford Funeral Home, Manchester Library bookmobile road is the eight-year-old van's 598 Farmington Ave., Hartford, for the last five years has resigned poor condition. It frequently has charge of arrangements. to take a job with the U.S. Postal breaks down and the interior Service, leaving some of his nearly lights, heat, air conditioning and ^imiDENTUL OAR Anno Roimondo 100 elderly and handicapped book­ clock do not work. Anna (Gervasi) Raimondo,91,of The budget for the service was Winter Olympics disaster area for U.S. team mobile patrons wondering who will 52 Maple St., died today at a bring them books to read. cut last year to $6,500 and the user Manchester convalescent home. Librarian John Jackson was list was pared by two thirds, By Mike Tullv and Swan 1:29.35.7. Koch, who now conditions, postponing once again She was the wife of the late unavailable for comment this eliminating those who are readily Salvatore Raimondo. who died UPI Sports Writer lives in Eugene, Ore., trailed the Bill Johnson’s attempt to become morning, but a spokeswoman for able to get to the library. leader by almost five minutes with the first American male skier to Jan. 1. him said she assumes Jackson will Foster Street resident Ruth She was born in Prilo, Sicily, on SARAJEVO, Yugoslavia — The a time of 1:33.44.4. win a downhill medal, try to find a new driver for the Bay rer will receive her last supply Oct. 18. 1892. and had been a snowbound Winter Olympics con­ ■ Dan Simoneau, also of Eugene, Violent snowstorms with winds Bookmobile. of books from Harney Tuesday. He resident of Manchester for more tinued to be a disaster area for the placed 29th. Jihi’ Galanes .of gusting to 130 miles an hour and Books. Etc. driver-librarian has faithfully selected and deli­ United States, with medal hope Bill- Brattleboro, Vt., was 36th, and nearly 20 inches of new snow fell than 70 years. Thomas Harney said he tjhought vered books to her home every four She was a member of St. James Koch being beaten badly this Kevin Brochman of Stillwater. overnight on Mount Bjelasnicn. library officials might have a hard weeks since he took on the Church and an honorary member morning in the 30-kilometer cross Okla., was 48th. site of the men's downhill. Condi­ time finding a driver to replace assignment in 1978. country. Koch flopped badly in the 1980 tions were so bad that ABC had of the Ladies of St. James, and an him. The only current member of “ Tom has done a marvelous job honorary member of the Regina Koch, silver medalist in this Olympics at Lake Placid. N.Y,. but trouble finding its television came­ the Manchester public library staff for us,” Miss Bayrer said. Ifs a gigantic storewide ceiebration event at the 1976 Olympics in since then had given every indica­ ras and the gates were blown awa\ Society. qualified to drive the van besides Harney has been taking the van She and her husband, had they Innsbruck. Austria, was far back tion of being able to return to the on the upper portion of the slope. himself might not want to take on the road two days a week, of Lincoin’s and Washington’s Birthday! both lived, would have celebrated in the pack, finishing 21st as the medal stand. Officials first rescheduled the over the job, he said. visiting area convalescent homes, their 71st wedding anniversary ifirk'kififif'k'kitifififitAikirit'kifit'k'k'k'kifkitititititiriritit'kit'kik'kif Soviet Union raced through a In 1982 he became the only downhill for Sunday morning, then Harney said another factor that elderly housing developments and severe snowstorm to capture the American ever to win the Nordic decided to try it again Saturday Feb. 23. might dim the possibility of the homes of shut-ins. She is survived by a son, Thomas top two places. Nikolai Zimiatov, World Cup overall title. He also morning. Jolin.son finished first R. Raimondo of Manchester; four winner of three gold medals at won the Sarajevo pre- Olympic 30 once and second twice in tlnee daughters. Mrs. Anthony (Rose) FA8MIT-«ZE Lake Placid in 1980. repeated his kilometer competition. training runs for the downhill, tin- Dubaldo, Mrs. John Sundina Walsh Crowd gathers to pray WUNfR SONY, victory in the 30-km, followed by Only hours before Koch's Wi­ glamor event of the Olympics and Mrs. Walter Tina Tedford, all Alexander Zavialov and Sweden’s peout, the United States hockey The storm began Thursday night of Manchester, and Mrs. Ronald youthful Gunde Swan. team was all but eliminated from just as the United States hockey Mary Miller of Huntington Beach, Zavialov is the current World medal contention when it suffered team was being all but blow n out of Calif: a brother and two sisters in for Whealon’s recovery Cup champion, but his condition a 4-1 loss to Czechoslovakia. medal contention by Czechoslov a- Sicily. 14 grandchildren: 10 great­ was suspect because of a recent Two other medals — the kia in the wake of a 4-1 defeat HARTFORD (UPI) - As Arch­ san spokesman Rev. Edmund $499 lung problem that caused him to women’s 500-meter speedskate "Sure we're disappointed :ind grandchildren: and several nieces $349 sure we cried but there are -'^till and nephews. bishop John F. Whealon underwent O'Brien, %9r*iiman6mnwL miss both World Cup races in and the men's 500-meter speeds­ 3 automatic cycles games to pluy and we won't (|iiil,* The funeral will be Monday at surgery for intestinal cancer, Gov. William O’Neill, who sat in Cool'down care fCK per­ TU rntTR O N COUM T V December. kate. were up for grabs. The 11; 15 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral about 300 people including Gov. the front row along with the Lt, manent press fabrics. (one-gun/one-lens), 10-kay Koch, too. had his training second run of both the men's and now." forward F^d OU/.yk ol Home. 400 Main St. A mass of William O'Neill gathered at an Gov. Joseph Fauliso and their Super Surgilatof*. en­ express tuning, express program interrupted by illness. He women’s luge, the first and second Chicago, said. ergy-saving water temp control. 19" diag. meas. The U.S. hockey team ’s Mli aclc Christian burial will be at noon at early morning mass to pray for his wives, said he came to pray for the selector was sidelined for almost two weeks runs of the two-man bobsled, and St. James Church. Burial will be in recovery. archbishop's recovery. ■Bonus — 5-yr. picture warranty at Christmas time with a sinus the compulsory dance and the on Ice of 1980 would be notiiiiig a *59“ value — FREE UPl photo St. James Cemetery. Calling hours "Today the situation is some­ "H e has had a very dramatic infection, and then suffered a short program in the pairs figure . more than a prayer in the paik ¥ ¥ ¥ » » ♦ ♦ «¥e«4$«4r¥4r4r4r skating also were scheduled. / compared to the miraculous tmii are Sunday. 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 what reversed,” said Bishop John impact on all the people in the luge competition. East Germany filled recurrence last week. p.m. Memorial donations may be Hackett, who led the mass along state." said O’Neill. "H e is head of Steffi Martin of East Germany speeds Zimiatov had a time of one hour. For the second day in a row, the of events (hut would be required ^ p jP 0 % _ S p u g STATE the first three places at the end of the for the Americans to even i|Ualif\ made to St. James Church memor­ with 35 other priests from across the Catholic church in Connecticut. LOR TV. AUTO. RNE TUNM6 down the Trebevic course to set the 28 minutes. 56.3 seconds while men's downhill had to be called off ial fund. the archdiocese. He's a very important person and fastest time in the first run of the ladies’ first run. ”''1 ’ Zavialov was timed in 1:29:23.3 because of atrocious weather for the medal playoffs . ” It is now one of those — perhaps yet he has never shown that # AWMILaalvHITACHI Bi VdnitocM the chief — to whom we turn who importance in a braggardly way.” MATCUa MUSIC SnTEM comes to us. to you and to m e." he O'Brien, archdiocese spokes­ told the congregation at the man, said bishops from alloverthe Fire Calls Cathedral of St. Joseph in Hart­ country had called to express their ford. “ And so it is today archbishop concern for Whealon and sym­ *219 This time dream faiied pathy from the archdiocese area Manchester comes to us." ■ii The 8:30 a.m. mass coincided was equally strong. Brilliant color performance, deluxe features and a Wednesday, 7:01 p.m. — medical with the beginning of Wheaton's He said "outpouring of concern call. 575 Center St. (Paramedics). contemporary styled cabinet at a sensational value “ Well, nobody ever said every impossible second scheduled operation in ten and prayers, especially with re­ price. 13" diag. mass. Integrated rack system, betancec *279 dream comes true.” Wednesday, 11:33 p.m, — medi- gard to phone calls has been very flywheel, ten LEDs, loudnesscorv days to remove malignant cancer­ ■Bonus — 5-yr. picture warranty The eulogy from ABC’s Jim McKay was short cal call, 78 Benton St. moving and substantial." a *59*» value - FREE tour cemtre^. soft touch c<^trois. ous growths in his intestines. Belt-drive hjrnteible and to the point. With it, he buried the United (Paramedics). Whealon first revealed the se­ Whealon. 63, was readmitted to 4F4$¥V¥¥4F¥4FVV«¥¥4$ States hockey team's hopes for a medal in the Rich Cahill Thursday. 8:07 a.m. — smoke riousness of his illness Tuesday in ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥.¥¥>»t St. Francis Hospital and Medical Winter Olympics in Sarajevo. alarm. 70-B Pascal Lane (Town). a letter to priests and deacons. He Center Wednesday after two ir*BucK*«fnn A good friend and former colleague of mine Herald Sports Writer Thursday, 8:45 a.m. — medical said doctors suspected the prob­ growths removed last week from TUEM SM IW ini tOBH used to caution me on the dangers at the call. 791 South Main St. *479 MUitTAneilASSIS his lower bowel were found to be lem was higher in the bowel and infrequent times I would produce a superior piece (Paramedics). recommended more surgery im­ malignant. UtW^n ,11 i of journalism. “ The problem with doing it once,” mediately. including a permanent “ We do not know what the -*25 m\ he would say. “ is that they’ll expect it from you Thursday. 4:30 p.m. — medical outcome of the surgery will be," colostomy, and later radiation call. Cheney Technical School. 791 Rebate every time." said Hackett. " We do not know if treatments. That was the difficulty facing the players on W . Middle Turnpike professionals like the Czechs, without also having the outcome bodes well or bodes ill Ordained on May 26. 1945 in I ^ this year’s U.S. team. Nothing less than a gold (Paramedics). to worry about carrying the pride of 220 million for him — or for us." Cleveland, Whealon became one of medal — a repeat of 1980’s "Miracle on Ice” — Thursday, 5i 10 p.m. — medical people. Despite the loss, that pride will remain Whealon. who has been spiritual the youngest bishops in the Roman $449 wps good enough. But, Sarajevo is a long way call, Esat Catholic High SChool. ■ intact. Those Americans needing the thrill of leader of the archdiocese' 844,000 Catholic hierarchy at age 40. He •Autom^ Ssiuie •FREE Micro- tenna, many deluxe features make this from Lake Placid — and from Lourdes, for that 105 New State Road (Paramedics). lotieh control tMturcc vicarious accomplishment will find new heroes in Catholics for 15 years, was “ in came from Erie, Pa., to succeed portable TV a sensational value. 12” diag. matter. If miracles occurred as frequently as Thursday. 6:12 p.m. — chimney LMoWs Auto-Cook ontf wave cooking these games. At least that’s what ABC is hoping. good spirits" on the eve of the retiring Hartford Archbishop AUlo-Dofrout tyslofii. meas. once every four years, they would cease being fire. 30 Blue Ridge Drive (Town). Henry J. O’Brien in 1969. delay and dock. ^ ______classes — a The executives of the television network which operation, according to archdioce­ •Lareo 1.S euWe fool »Two petitton MeeHiv- miraculous. on.~r«k. $100 value The Americans didn’t have the advantage of gave us "That’s Incredible” probably used less pleasant adjectives when they saw the initial ♦ ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ f ♦ being able to sneak up on people this time. They also were without the homO crowd, and could not ratings for Tuesday’s first Olympic telecast. ABC got a tremendous amount of promotional American evacualjon starts; be expected to again defeat the Soviet Union, this time playing in an Eastern European country. As mileage out of the hockey team’s victory at Lake Placid. One tuned into the network too often it turned out, they could not even defeat Canada in might get the impression Mike Eruzione is l9~*TUUM00a that setting and will not get tlie opportunity to COUMTIUmiM challenging Gordie Howe’s goal-scoring record. face the Soviets. Israelis bomb rebel targets ■ B! mCROWAVE OVIN H The network faced a major problem in reaping The 4-2 loss to the Canadiens came a day before a similar bonanza from this year’s Olympics. the official opening ceremonies for the games. As When most of its telecasts occur, from 8-11 p.m. Continued from page 1 blasted 150 5-inch shells into the remained and how many of those I watched highlights of the ceremonies Wednes­ Eastern Standard Time, it is between two and five mountains soon after shells fired would be evacuated today. $279 day, it struck me how fitting it was that the o'clock in the morning in Sarajevo. Almost any from the region landed in east Evacuation of 2,000 British civili­ placard carried in front of the American nald Bartholomew and "essential Automatic color control, automatic fleshtone other than a six-hour time differential would have Beirut, U.S. Marine spokesman ans began today and the Canadian $299 delegation bore the letters S. A. D. — the initials of staff" would remain and the correction and automatic contrast, electronic •FREE Micro- allowed ABC to show at least a snippet of live Maj. Dennis Brooks said. and South Korean governments 1 5 cubic foot, touch control, oven the Croatian words for United States of America. embassy would stay open for tuner. 19" diag. meas. wave cooking competition each night. As it is, all of the events Opposition leaders met in Da­ also announced they would evacu­ with probe and clock A special Those three letters most certainly must have “ essential functions.' ’ ■Bonus — 5-yr. picture warranty classes — a are taped, some as many as 15 hours before they mascus but there were no signs ate their nationals. purchase for this sale described the feeling of more than a few members Small arms, machine gun and a »59“ value — FREE they were prepared to reopen Syrian television said American *100 value of the hockey team, for whom the Olympics are telecast. mortar clashes broke out along the *'A'A'AA'A'A'A'A'A'A''A'A A The hockey game between the United States negotiations with Christian Presi­ F-14 Tomcat fighter-bombers ★ ♦ ♦ * A AAAAAAAAAAWAA virtually ended before the ceremonies heralding "Green Line" and most merchants and' Canada ended at about 10:30 eastern time dent Amin Gemayel to end the roared over Syrian-held Lebanese their beginning. \ in the area defied an order by the Tuesday morning, but the telecast of it did not strife. territory Thursday five minutes Thursday's 4-1 loss to Czechoslovakia was as Herald pholo hy P.nU' leader of the rebel Shiite Amal begin until eight o’clock that night. As a result of Carlson said any of the esti­ before the Moosburgger’s barrage anticlimactic after the defeat against Canada as militia to reopen their'businesses. the outcome being not only on the nightly news but mated 5,000 Americans in Lebanon began in what an American official the win over Finland in Lake Placid’s final game Ray Broxton laid the basketball off the teammates will hope to do some scot ittg There were no immediate casu­ T M M iT M also in evening newspapers, most already knew could begin reporting to staging called a "show of force." was following the victory over the Soviet Union. glass fpr two in recent UConn basket­ alty reports. the Americans had been beaten. As a result, only Saturday against St. John's at the Civic areas at noon in east and west More than 100 U.S. Marines were After beating the Soviets, you knew the 1980 team The clashes between army 17 percent of the Americans watching television ball game against Villanova at the Civic Center. UConn will be attempting tn Beirut for screening prior to evacuated to 6th Fleet ships would overcome the Finns. After losing to troops and the Shiites, fighting Tuesday night were tuned into the Olympics. Center in Hartford. Broxton. averaging evacuation by a U.S. Navy ship to Thursday but the movement was Canada, you knew the 1984 team also would lose to break four-game losing streak. with other Moslem rebels to Nearly twice as many watched "The A Team ” on Larnaca, Cyprus. Carlson refused not part of the Marine withdrawal Sllm-llne cabinet in choice of the Czechs. 9.4 points per game, and his Husky overthrow the U.S.-backed govern­ to identify the ship or how announced Tuesday by President almond or pewter color. It is difficult enough for a group of 18 and NBC. ment, followed a sustained bar­ Transistorized VHF/UHF evacuees, limited to two suitcases Reagan. Brooks said. <248 19-year-oIds to be matched against seasoned Will miracles never cease? rage by a U.S. Navy warship M79 super video range tuning. 13" each, would be taken to it. Gemayel met Thursday with imstuDSTAn Thursday against Syrian- -»40 diag. meas. About 50 U.S. Embassy person-' U.S. Middle East envoy Donald ir*TARIMBBa ■Bonus — 5-yr. picture controlled mountains east of the nel and their families left Beirut on CMMTELEVISfN Big game awaits Huskies warranty capital. Rumsfeld, who "promised Ge­ Thursday by helicopter but Carl­ mayel U.S, backing for his current <439 KITCHENAID a •59~ value — FREE ■The destroyer USS Moosburgger Saving pride son said he did not know how many policies,” Beirut radio said. ieft to U.S. AUTOMATIC Saturday against Redmen Astronauts optimistic about weather DRYER taECTsnMOMsao hockey team comiaTRUtmEavca SARAJEVO, Yugoslavia (UPI) By Len Auster on the ninth and final place in the had to struggle lor. Hopefully he 11 — Though he tried hard to say no, Sports Editor nine-team loop. Those not consi­ be sharper come Saturday." Kel­ Coach Lou Vairo knew that the rest dered among the elite — which ley still leads the Huskies le for Saturday space shuttie ianding *259 HARTFORD — How big is presently constitutes Georgetown. scoring with a 15,9 iioitii \i of the Winter Olympic hockey Choice of heat or air tournament involves playing for Saturday’s game? Syracuse, Villanova and Boston Frederick (11.2) and Eddie Wdli By Al Rossiter Jr. capture a broken sun-watching $888 ams (10.4). Williams has been in a " I would say the rats we have drying Extra-large lint pride and not medals for the United It may be the biggest game of the College — are all fighting to stay United Press Internotional Sturto cspibility (exturnal tttruo tyutsm rnquirtd). 133-channel fre­ satellite, but said he and his here in orbit are probably much quency tyntheelA tuning cepeblllty. expreee recording, video dub. screen. Large 5.9cu. ft.' States. season for the UConn Huskies, in out of the dreaded eighth place. slump of late, though, scoiing in crewmen were upset about the better off than the ground con­ LCD lepe counter/recordlng time Indicetor. Revolutlonery “moduler drying drum. Push-to- fact, as they host St. John’s in a Providence, a pre-season favor­ double figures just once in liis Iasi docking'* design. Stereo record/pleybeck cepebility. Scoring only three goals in two CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - twin failures of the two communi­ trols," McNair said, emphasizing start button. Automatic games, the United States hockey crucial Big East Conference test ite for eighth place, took a giant four games. The shuttle skipper, both disap­ ■FREE Lifetime Video Movie Membership — door shut-otl. cations satellites they launched. •however that a much larger test a *69" value team kissed away any realistic for both slumping schools here at leap forward Tuesday night with u St. John’s will be led hy 6-6 junior pointed and elated after a week in “ The major disappointment is must be conducted before any chance of a medal with a 4-1 loss to the Hartford Civic Center in a 2 65-60 upset win over St. John's. guard Chris Mullen. The smooth- orbit, said today his crew is ready ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ 4F4F4F4F¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥V»» the fact that although they were definite conclusions can be ¥ ¥ ¥ Czechoslovakia in the Winter o’clock start. The Redmen let an 11-point shooting leflhander leads the Big and forecasters said the weather deployed OK. the satellites did not reached. Olympics Thursday night. The Huskies after being 3-3 in the halftime lead slip away. East in scoring with a 22 6 points should be good for the first dawn get into orbit,” he^aid in a news Many of the questions concen­ Igor Liba scored two goals and conference and up there among the Connecticut let a five-point lead per game average. Sev*‘ii-foot descent to Florida Saturday . 2S~* csiaan WITH sMiuucK conference with reporters in Hous­ trated on the solo free flights with lUCTSOMKItMaM Darius Rusnak added a goal and elite, have dropped four in a row to (59-54) with three minutes left slip center Bill Wennington is hack in Maj. Donald Greene, Air Force ir * TAKE MMa CMM ly ton. "That was what I’d call an manned maneuvering units that three assists to leave the defending plummet into a tie for seventh away Monday against Pittsburgh, action (or St. John’s but it hasn't forecaster for the spaceport, said extreme disappointment." McCandless and Stewart per­ Olympic gold medalists with a place at 3-7 with Pittsburgh, a club losing in overtime (75-71) for the helped the Redmen stop their slide there is an 80 percent probability " I think we feel there has been formed during spacewalks Tues­ medal chance so remote it is not it lost to Monday night at the Field first time this year in Storrs. A Perno is looking (or his team to that conditions will be acceptable some adversity but a lot has been day and Thursday. One reporter *477 even worthy of consideration. House in Storrs. Directly ahead combination of poor foul shooting, regain some lost eonfidence. Ui for the first landing of a ship from accomplished,” Brand said. "W e asked if they felt like science $229 “ We’re proud of our team,” said are Coach Louie Carnesecca’s which could have iced the verdict, some of our games the eonfitieiu e orbit on the Cape’s 3-mile-long accomplished what was needed to fiction heroes. •Bonus — 5-yr. Vairo, addressing a packed news Redmen at 3-6, alone in sixth place and costly turnovers — four alone has not been there," he admitted runway. be accomplished to set the next You'll find It hard to believe that RCA can pack so much "It's been drawn out of ns When Stewart said no, they were just picture warranty performance Into this special modal. It’s an unbeatable conference Thursday night after a in the Big East race. But Carnesec­ in the overtime session — allowed mission into motion for satellite test pilots. 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Center landing tomorrow,” a *59" value — FREE _ Brand, Robert "Hoot” Gibson, Buck Rogers.” “ If 250 million people want to ranked in the top 20 early in the The race to stay out of eighth UConn, in the first meeting Greene said. “ We’re going to have Bruce McCandless, Ronald Asked to comment on- what he ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ A ♦ ★ ★ Ar AJr k A * * * * * *'* * * * * * * * i ^ point fingers at the team, I ’ll stand season. place in the league, that is. partly cloudy skies, good visibili­ against St. John's, built a 10-point McNair and Robert Stewart spent saw and felt during the historic behind them 100 percent,” said It’s a game neither team can The Huskies should be bolstered ties and winds should be out of the halftime lead. It let that dwindle a half hour answering questions in flights beyond the safety of the Vairo. "They can say Lou Vairo ir afford to lose. by the return of sophomore guard southeast at around 5 knots." away quickly at the outset of the the long-distance televised news shuttle, Stewart said: a lousy coach. There’s always the “ They’re all big but obviously Earl Kelley. Kelley, who received Challenger is scheduled to land second half and fell by a 65-6? conference. “ I guess my impressions were of possibility of losing. Herald photo by Pinto after the loss to Pittsburgh this clearance Monday afternoon to from the north at 7:16 a.m. EST, 13 count. Perno wants his club to gt a McNair, who has a doctoratein the immensity of the entire uni­ “ It’s not fun sitting up here right game means that much m ore," play against Pittsburgh, saw 25 minutes after sunrise. quick start Saturday. "W e'll try i ' physics, reported observing dra­ verse and looking around here just now. I ’d much rather be sitting up said Husky coach Dom Perno. minutes in a reserve role and get out of the blocks quick. That's " I am fairly confident that we Trying to go higher matic differences between three seeing the circle of the Earth, the SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER here with four points.” “ Every league game from now on scored 10 points. “ We wanted a the key for this team now. We are going to come in there arthritic rats in weightlessness horizon, thinking what a beautiful lO N G n i M Vairo stress^ the team played is big. You’re vying for position in spark from Kelley and we feel we tomorrow,” said flight director APPLIANCFS • 'MDFO • AUDIO • TELEVISION East Catholic’s John Theriault skied high for rebound in didn't against Pittsburgh. What and test subjects he had observed Earth, what a beautiful flying much better against Czechoslova­ the conference and the playoff.” got that. He got the crowd into the I'm looking for is our ability to get Gary Coen. ViSA action Tuesday against Northwest Cathoiic. Theriault before launch. The experiment is machine, what a lovely MMU,” 445 Hartford Rd.. Manchester ■ANK kia than it did against Canada in Neither wants to wind up in the game. But unfortunately he was out well. That’s an absolute must Mission commander Vance designed to see if the lack of The news conference, the third in Keeney St. Exit Off 1-84 losing a 4-2 decision. and teammates will have to be sky high as they meet HCC Wednesday "elimination” game not as sharp as we thought he Brand said the eight-day, 3.2- for our confidence ’■ gravity applying pressure to joints the shuttle program, followed an MON THURS TIL 4 fHI IILH MM'-l 7 riNANCING “ We competed hard for 00 arch-rival South Catholic tonight in Hartford. Also on the that gets the Big East Conference would be. He had practiced only a Having a good start will be of million-mile mission has cleared might ease the pain and spread of important series of flight control day-and-a-half," Perno said. "His Tuts wto SAT m s AVAIUMI minutes.” he said. “ No matter how calendar, Manchester High hosts Conard in CCIL action Championships under way at Mad­ importance. the way for April’s attempt to arthritis. tests. ^^47-9998 hard we work we can’t seem to get ison Square Garden on March 7-10. biggest problem was his basic at Clarke Arena, Cheney Tech hosts Coventry and ■rhe team that finishes the best, ' goals. There are no excuses. We Seton Hall, currently' 1-9 in the timing, like driving to the hoop. however, will be critical in the race played as hard as we could.” Bolton High visits Portland. conference, seems to have a lock Things that he had don*/ easily he to .stay out of eighth place to - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friduv. Feb. 10, 1984 MANCHKSTER HERALD. Fridiiy, Feh. 10, 1984 - U San Diego tops UTEP Connors survives to down Smid MEMPHIS, Tenn. (U P l) - world, who earlier upset sixth- “ That is one of the best tiebreak­ in the second set trailing 4-5 with ' Also Thursday night, Purdue points for North Carolina. Jim Top-seeded Jimmy Connors sur­ seeded Andres Gomez of Ecuador, ers I've played. I just played the the score tied at 30-30, Krishnan By Dove Roffo points under pressure. I took my then missed a backhand long and UPl Sports Writer moved into a tie for first in the Big Miller scored 23 for Virginia, vived the longest tiebreaker of his 6-4, 2-6, 6-4. Third- .seeded Jimmy Ten with a 79-58 rout of Iowa. Jim At Washington, Patrick Ewing career to make today’s quarterfi­ Arias, who was two points from time and kept my wits about me Arias followed with an ace to hold nals of the $315,000 U.S. National defeat before fighting. back to while everybody was losing serve. That game started a streak At halftime, Smokey Gaines had Rowinski scored 20 points and scored 14 points and pulled down 11 Indoor tennis championships in his claim a 4-6, 7-5, 6-2 decision ever theirs,” Connors said,-referring to of four straight for the 19-year-old everything under control. Right keyed a second-half surge that rebounds to lead Georgetown. The quest for an unprecedented sev­ Ramesh Krishnan of India, faces the 4,000 fans. Arias, ranked sixth In the world. down to the post-game strategy. helped Purdue improve to 16-4 Hoyas ran off an 18-0 string to take enth title. seventh-seeded Eliot Teltscher. Connors’ performance in the “ I told them we had 21 more overall and 9-1 in the league to pull a 28-6 lead for their sixth straight Connor.s saved four set points The 7th-seeded Teltscher downed opening 22-minute set gave all Krishnan, 22, lost the serve in the minutes to go, ” the San Diego State even with Illinois. victory. and hit a forehand volley winner on 12th-seeded Heinz Gunthardt of indications that he would easily Uth game on two forehand errors. coach said Thursday night after a Purdue stretched its 41-31 half­ At Las Vegas, Nev., Frank his fourth match point to down Switzerland, 6-3, 6-4, continue his domination over Arias served out the set on his third 73-62 win over No. 6 Texas-El Paso. time lead with a 19-4 spurt for a James scored 20 points and Jeff KK'* ninth-seeded Tomas Smid of Cze­ Eighth-seeded Tim Mayotte Smid. who he had beaten in all six set point with an ace. "Twenty minutes to play and one 64-39 lead. Rowinski, who finished Collins added 18 for Nevada- Las Vegas, which built a 20-10 lead choslovakia, 6-0,7-6 (13-11) Thurs­ meets unseeded Ben Testerman in career meetings. Smid, however, Krishnan was broken at love to minute to celebrate.” with 20 points, capped the tear with day night. other quarterfinal action. rebounded in the fin a l^ t of the start the final set as Arias scored Michael Cage might not have a three-point play with 8:25 re­ after only eight minutes and Connors said the tiebreaker to 95-minute match. with a forehand passing winner. been in a mood to celebrate, but he maining. Guard Ricky Hall added expanded it to 50-30 at halftime. In today’s quarterfinals, Con­ nors will face unseeded Fritz decide the second set was the In another match involving a top Arias broke again in the seventh fueled the victory anyway. He eight of his 18 points in the spurt. At Terre Haute, Ind., Bruce Buehning, ranked No. 49 in the^ innnoct n ( hjfi career. seeded player. Arias was serving game for a 5-2 lead. scored 25 of his 35 points in the Iowa coach Gene Raveling gave Vanley and Steve Harris each second half, as the Aztecs extended the Hawkeyes credit for showing scored 20 points and combined for 8 a 36-29 halftime lead. After UTEP up, and nothing else. in a key second-half spurt to pace pulled to within 46-42, Cage hit the "W e lacked pride, hustle, cour­ Tulsa. The Hurricane led 63-61 with Four named to Football Foundation next 12 San Diego State points for a age and togetherness,” said Ravel­ 14 minutes left before going on a 58-48 lead with 8:35 left. ing, whose team fell to to 9-11 and 19-7 for an 82- 68 advantage. "That's got to be one of the best 2-8. "W e just fulfilled our schedul­ games of my career,” said Cage, ing obligation. We didn't play with At Seattle, Detlef Schrempf and any intelligence.” Reggie Rogers scored 16 points Jensen added to grid haii of fame who sank 10 of 17 from the field and grabbed 12rebounds. “ Ihadtheflu In other games involving Top 20 apiece to help Washington coach teams. No. 1 North • Carolina Marv Harshman move into sev­ and felt dizzy out there and had American Legue MVP with the attack following knee surgery in blasted Virginia 85-72, No. 3 enth place on the all-time career NEW YORK (UPl) - Jackie at 63 after a lengthy illness in 1983. backaches and pains all over.” Red Sox in 1957. He died at 55 of a Canada. Georgetown crushed Seton Hall win list with his 612th victory. Jensen, who followed an All- Sitko was nicknamed "Six The Aztecs have been pained this heart attack in 1982. Monsignor Kerr was voted to the 78-54, No. 5 Nevada-Las Vegas Harshman, who in 39 seasons has America football career by star­ Y ard " Sitko because he averaged season by a one-year NCAA Bright, of Fort Wayne, Ind., led all-time Sugar Bowl team for his smacked Utah State 97-75, No. 12 compiled a 612-435 mark, moved f e e ring in major league baseball, is six yards per carry in leading probation but made their season the nation in total offense at Drake performance against Tennes.see in Tulsa hammered Indiana State ahead of former Marshall coach one of four deceased players who Leahy’s Notre Dame to 38 straight worthwhile Thursday night. UTEP in 1949 and 1950. He totaled 5.903 the 1941 game. He captained the 87-70 and No. 16 Washington Cam Henderson. have been elected to the National wins over his four- year career. fell to 20-2 overall and 8-2 in the yards in offense during his three- unbeaten Eagles in 1940, gradu­ defeated Arizona State 70- 61. Also, Steve Alford and Stew Football Foundation’s Hall of Also a Fort Wayne, Ind. native, Western Athletic Conference while year varsity career. Bright went ated Cum Laude and was hailed by At Charlottesville, Va., Sam Robinson combined for 35 points to Fame. Sitko was an All-America in 1949 the Aztecs snapped a three-game on to star with Calgary of the Frank Leahy as "the greatest Perkins scored 27 points and lead Indiana to a 74-64 Big Ten UPl photo Jensen, who played fullback at despite standing just 5-foot-8. He losing streak to improve to 13-8 and Canadian Football League, setting became North Carolina's all- time victory over Wisconsin . Dave California from 1946-48, is joined scholar-athlete 1 ever coached." later played pro football for the 4- 5. by Johnny Bright (Drake half­ the CFL career record of 10,768 He was ordained in 1945 and was a Chicago Cardinals and San Fran­ "This is the biggest game ever leading rebounder as the Tar Heels Jones scored 20 points and Ohio Duquesne's Rick Snider trips up and game Thursday night in Pittsburgh. UPl photo back. 1949-51), Monsignor George yards. He died suddenly at 53 last priest at St. Francis Xavier Parish cisco Dons and died at 50 of a heart for us in our history." Gaines said. improved to 21-0. Perkins hit 10 of State jumped to an early lead in fouls West Virginia’s J.J. Crawl during a Kerr (Boston College guard, 1938- December from a massive heart in Weymouth. Mass, when he died attack in 1973. “ Give credit where credit is due. It 11 from the floor and went 7-for-7 posting a 73-62 Big Ten vi^ o ry over Rex Caldwell displays the ball after he birdied the final 40), and Emil Sitko (Notre Dame feels good to beat a good basketball from the foul line while grabbing 11 Minnesota. Chris R e m l^ -s ank •or ' fullback, 1946-49). team like UTEP.” rebounds to run his career total to 22-foot jumper with two seconds hole to go 7-under par and share the first-round lead of Their induction was announced Fred Reynolds led the Miners 1,072 and surpass Billy Cun­ left to lift Rutgers to a 61-59 upset of NBA roundup the Hawaiian Golf Open with Calvin Peete. today by the Foundation’s Chair­ with 17 points. ningham. MichaelJordan added 24 Notre Dame. Sports in Brief man of the Board Vincent dePaul Draddy. The four will be saluted at Haynes in East Hartford Waiters serves Pacer win Share Hawaiian Open iead the Foundation’s 27th annual Hall NHL roundup of Fame dinner Dec. 4 in New EAST HARTFORD — Marques Haynes will York. -bring his Harlem Wizards to East Hartford Jensen, California’s "Golden points that we were weak on in the Sunday, Feb. 19, for a benefit basketball game By United Press International Clark Kellogg had 24 points and Boy,” is the only man to play in the first half,” McKinney explained. with the East Hartford Town Hall All-Stars at 15 rebounds and Butch Carter Caldwell, Peete College World Series, the baseball Canucks defeat Canadians Indiana coach Jack McKinney Penney High at 8 o’clock. "He (Granville) kept going for added 18 for Indiana. Seattle got 26 World World Series, the Rose Bowl Advanced admission is $2 ($3 at the door) and just snapped his fingers and "The (Jack) Sikma’s fakes and secondly points from A1 Wood, 17 from and the East- West Shrine Game. are available at Frank’s Willow Inn or Donato’s By Tony Favla topped New Jersey 8-5, Toronto Waiter” was there — Granville our rebounding was really poor in Williams and 15 from Jon He was an All-America in 1948, Drive-In. UPl Sports Writer defeated Boston 6-3, Detroit routed Waiters that is. the first half. Sundvold. aided by friends then spent 11 major league seaons Proceeds will be directed to the Explorers Pittsburgh 9-3, and Minnesota tied Waiters — subbing for regular “ That was the difference in the Seattle coach Lenny Wilkens with New York Yankees, Boston Tap-Off Club and the McGuire Memorial Where was Vladislav Tretiak the New York Rangers 4-4. center Steve Stipanovich who second half. They (Seattle) only was not pleased. and Washington. Jensen . wa.s Scholarship Fund. when the Montreal Canadians Flyers 4, Oilers 3 played only 18 minutes because of got one or two rebounds offensively "Y ou cannot come out and play By Gordon Sakamoto Morgan, who finished fifth in needed him? At Philadelphia, it was the first the flu — and Herb Williams in the second half. Our big guys did the way we did and expect to win,” UPl Sports Writer money earnings last year with Fly Fisherman offer class On the same day a Soviet time in 77 games that Edmonton combined for the final five points of their job well.” he said. ” We did not move the ball $306,133, and Sullivan also were spokesman in Sarajevo, Yugosla­ blew a two-period lead. Glen the game Thursday night to lift the Indiana led most of the way, very well tonight.” HONOLULU - It’s a good thing strong finishers. EAST HARTFORD — Connecticut Fly Fisher­ Cochrane and Thomas Eriksson via. confirmed the Canadienshave Pacers to a 107-102 victory over the taking its biggest lead at 77-68 on a In the only other game sche­ Rex Caldwell and Calvin Peete Morgan started on the back nine Pair share men’s Association is offering its Fundamentals of agreed to pay $500,000 for the scored in a 13-second span midway Seattle Supersonics. jumper by Waiters with 6:10 left in duled, Phoenix downed Atlanta have understanding friends. with three birdies and a bogey and Fly Fishing School beginning on March 9 al 7 through the third period to erase release of the world-class goal- the third quarter and the Pacers 118-105. The pair share the lead going then added four birdies with what o’clock at the Raymond Library here. Tuition is “ It is good to know that you have tender. the Vancouver Canucks Edmonton's 3-2 lead and send the led 79-76 going into the fourth into today’s second round of the he considered his “ best bunker $25. For enrollment details, contact Gary Bogli, Wayne Gretzky-less Oilers to their someone who can play as well as LPGA lead littered the Montreal net with quarter. The Sonics rallied and Ihe Suns 118, Hawks 105 $500,000 Hawaiian Open thanks to play in awhile.” He landed in traps 82 Elizabeth Drive, Manchester.; or telephone, Granville did when your starting seven goals on only 17 shots against third straight loss. score was tied three times in the At Phoenix, Walter Davis came borrowed equipment. Both fired at three points coming in but still 649-4227. two goalies for a 7-6 victory Sabres 8, Devils 5 center is sick,” McKinney said. off the bench to score 27 points and last four minutes, including 102-102 opening 7-under-par 65s Thursday saved pars. SARASOTA, Fla. (U P l) - Jane Thursday night. \ j At Buffalo, N.Y., Gil Perreault Williams, who finished with 19 with 1:20 left on a basket by Tom lead the Suns to their 10th straight to hold a one stroke lead over Gil »— .’-‘Everytime I made a mistake, I Lock and Alice Miller carried a Old Timers Day set Vladim irovitch Gramov, the recorded his 450th NHL goal and points, made two free throws with Chambers. victory at home. Davis, who lost recovered well. That was the key.” Morgan and Mike Sullivan. one-stroke lead into today’s second BOSTON — The "Williamses” will meet the Minister of Sport for the Soviet his 700th assist for the Sabres, who 59 seconds left to put the Facers Waiters finished with 11 points. his starting spot in a lineup Caldwell, whose best finish in Sullivan, in turning in his lowest round of the LP G A ’s $175,000 ’’Yastrzemskis" on May 27 when the Red Sox Union, told United Press Interna­ trailed 4-3 before scoring three ahead for good. Waiters then Seattle’s only lead of the second reshuffling two games earlier, hit three tournaments this year was score of the year, attributed his 66 Sarasota Classic after posting feature an Old-Timers’ Game at Fenway Park. tional. "Tretiak is now free to times late in the second period. scored with 18 seconds left and half came at the start, when Danny 9-of-ll field goal attempts and 42nd place, liked his pro-am to a relaxed outlook. finished the scoring with a free opening rounds of four-under-par Besides Williams and Yastrzemski. scheduled to negotiate with Montreal. They Maple Leafs 6, Bruins 3 Vranes scored on an alley-oop pass 9-of-9 from the foul line. Dominique partner’s driver so much that he “ 1 took a more relaxed attitude throw with 11 seconds remaining. 68. I’ appear are Jim Lonborg, Mel Parnell, Dick have made him an offer.” UPl photo At Boston, rookie goalie Allan from Gus Williams to take a 61-60 Wilkins scored 29 points and “ borrowed” it. Peete had his to this tournament,” he said, “ In Radatz amd Bob Montgomery. In all. about 40 The plan is for Tretiak to join the Bester stopped 49 of 52 Boston "A t halftime we emphasized two lead. Johnny Davis 20 for Atlanta. regular driver broken during ship­ the past, I put pressure on myself One stroke back at 69 was Lauri UPl photo Vladislav Tretiak of the former Red Sox players will participate. Canadiens immediately after the shots as Toronto won for the second ment to Honolulu so he used one because I had to qualify on a Peterson and eight players were This will be the clubs’ second Old-Timers’ conclusion of the Winter Olympics USSR team has been of­ time in as many nights. Bill Monday and fly in that night. This knotted at 70, including 1978 winner Tracy Austin follows through on her given to him last month by fellow Game. on Feb. 19, and from the looks of fered an NHL contract by Derlago got his second goal of the touring pro Peter Jacobsen. year, I just decided to enjoy it. If I Nancy Lopez and 1980 champion serve in match Thursday against things that will be none' too soon. Montreal. night on a Toronto power play in Montreal " I borrowed a driver from one of play well fine. If not, my wife and I JoAnne Corner. Montreal coach Bob Berry dubbed the last minute of the second will have a couple of extra days on Barbara Potter. Austin, just off the injury my partners and I drove the ball Also at 70 were Sandra Spuzich, Georgetown whips Pirates his team's performance Thursday period. the beach.” list, lost in straight sets in second round straight,” Caldwell said of his Cathy Morse, Chris Johnson, "the wor.st defensive display I’ve game with 1,219 career points, tied Red Wings 9, Penguins 3 Japan’s Isao Aoki, who won last match. WASHINGTON — Patrick Ewing scored 14 bogey-free round. “ Until today, I Donna Caponi, Joan Joyce and ever seen.” with Jean Beliveau. He also tied At Detroit, John Ogrodnick year’s tournament by a stroke with points and pulled down 11 rebounds Thursday had been driving right.” Barb Thomas. The Canadiens actually took a Beliveau for the most career scored two short-handed goals, a 128-yard eagle on the final hole, night to lead third-ranked Georgetown to a 78-54 Big East Conference rout of Seton Hall. 6-4 lead into the final period assists by a Canadiens player giving him 38 goals on the season, MS He said the new club enabled him was at five-under 67 with Fred Spuzich lost a chance to tie for T retiak The Hoyas ran off an 18-0 string to take a 28-6 against Vancouver when rookie (712). and the Red Wings matched their to “ see the green from where I hit Couples and Ken Green. Couples second when she had to assess . Austin loses lead with 7:10 left in the first half and had no Jean-Marc Lanthier scored his When Patrik Sundstrom scored highest output of the season. The it.” appeared to have a solid chance at herself a one-shot penalty for second NHL career goal and his his third goal of the game at 17:38 loss was the fourth straight and By United Press International ” I didn’t hit it real close, but I hit the lead at seven-under with two improperly playing a putt. trouble posting their 20th victory in 22 games. second of the game at 9:05. Neil of the second period to narrow eighth in nine games for Pitts­ the ball solid,” he said of his round holes to play, but double-bogeyed more than match Georgetown, 9-1 in the Big East, has won 20 Bclland tied it 6-6 at 12:31 after Montreal’s lead to 6-4, goalie Rick burgh. SARAJEVO, Yugoslavia — which included birdie putts rang­ the next-to-last hole. Neither Lock nor Miller were too games in eight of the last nine seasons. The Hoyas Richard Sevigny, the second Mont­ Wamsley suffered a sprained right Rangers 4, North Stars 4 Presently shooting for a Winter ing from 5 to 40 feet. Bill Britton, who is tp be married excited over their position at the CHICAGO (UPl) - would come back. have won six straight and 14 of 15. Seton Hall has real goalie, was caught out of the ankle and was replaced by At Bloomington, Minn., Lars Olympic gold medal, Soviet goalie “ I ’ll return the driver after the today, was among the early end of the first pund. Tracy Austin not only lost “ It’s no secret Ker con­ lost 12 of its last 14. Vladislav Tretiak may soon be her second round match in tinually dropping out of net. Twenty seconds later Stan Sevigny. Lindgren scored with 1:33 remain­ tournament is over — maybe,” he finishers and had a 68 to share ” I ’m pleased, but gosh, with the backstopping the National Hockey the $150,000 Chicago tournaments has caused a Smyl backhanded the game- "W e have no business losing a ing in the third period to lift the laughed. eighth place with Payne Stewart elements and a tohgh course you NASL rejects hiatus request winner past Sevigny. North Stars into the tie. New York League’s Montreal Canadiens in Women’s Tennis Cham­ number of players to game like that,” Lafleur said. "W e As for Peete, he said the and Scott Watkins. Among the 17 really can’t jump with joy,” Lock Montreal’s Guy Lafleur set an still moved back into sole posses­ their bid for the Stanley Cup. pionship. she also lost her make wagers on when she CHICAGO (UPl) — North American Soccer blew a 6-3 lead. We probajtly ¥ Jacobsen club enabled him to hit players at 69 were tournament said. “ If I ’m in here after Sunday’s all-time team scoring record with sion of first place in the Patrick The Canadiens have agreed to cool. actually will return.” League owners rejected Chicago Sting owner Lee started to take them for granted.” drives 15 to 20 yards longer — record-holder Hale Irwin; Jim round, then I ’ll be excited.” his first hat trick of the season plus In other games, Philadelphia Division with 71 points, one more pay the Soviet Union Ice Hockey “ and, believe it or not, straight.” Nelford, the man Irwin beat in Austin, playing in her Shriver said." Stern’s request for a hiatus from the 1984 outdoor tin tissist. Lafleur entered the edged Edmonton 4-3. Buffalo than the Islanders. . Federation $500,000 for the release Peete’s round was significant in “ To be in this position after the first tournament since season and voted instead to require all teams to sudden death at the Crosby Na­ Au.stin’s response was of the world class goaltender, that, as a late starter, he made the first round is nice,” Miller said. suffering a back injury play at least two more indoor and outdoor tional Pro-Am last week; last as sharp as her famous presently playing with the Soviet turn at two under and capped it “ I ’m usually not a leader. I usually last June 11, dropped a 6-1, seasons. year’s leading money winner Hal two-handed backhand. Olympic team. United Press Inter­ with birdies over five of the final Sutton and Bernhard Langer of just shoot donsistent scores.” 6-4 decision Thursday national learned Thursday on night to unseeded Bar­ African winning Oiympic attention six holes. West Germany. Miller, who has been on the tour excellent authority. bara Potter, ranked No. 24 With some solid iron shots Four-time leading money since July 1978, won her only LPGA Vladimirovitch Gramov, the in the world. despite a brisk breeze, Peete said winner Tom Watson salvaged a tourney last year in the West Minister of Sport for the Soviet After the match, Austin. from the par-S, 500-yard 13th hole, even-par 72 after going out with a Virginia Classic. Lock, who joined Union, said, ’"Tretiak is.now free to “ the. fun started.” His longest 21, said she was not upset BE TH ER E! aithough he has no hope in race 4-over 40. the tour in July 1982, has yet to win. negotiate with Montreal. They birdie putt during the stretch was A total of 76 players shot par or with her play against the have made him an offer.” 12 feet. better. Peterson, who won the Rail 22-year-old Woodbury, By Milt RIchman men’s downhill, or any other Montreal drafted Tretiak in last Charity Classic as a rookie last Conn., native. But the Saturday February 18th UPl Sports Editor in the Winter Games before. But a competitive race on the regular few years ago, Gueye went to the June’s entry draft. During the 1981 year, missed a chance to share the tournament’s third seed circuit, no matter what day they Senegalese president and talked Canada Cup he was openly talking first round lead when she bogeyed said she had been hurt by Doors Open at 7:00 A.M her final hole. SARAJEVO, Yugoslavia — One run it, Wednesday, Thursday, him into establishing the country’s about joining the Canadiens. Both comments another player of the coaches with the Italian , Friday or Washington’s Birthday. first ski federation. The resource­ the National Hockey League and Soviet contingent She hit her tee shot behind a tree has made about her re­ team had just returned from the Still, he’s drawing tremendous ful Gueye then got himself ap­ the players’ union objected, saying and had to hit out short of a water turn to action. tup of Bjelasnica Mountain, using attention from both the media and pointed president of the federation. his rights weren’t even owned by hazard, leaving her a five-wood “ One player — I don’t the chair lift instead of his skis to the spectators. Not only does he head the group, the Canadiens. shot to the green. But she overshot remembier her name — DISCOUNT make the trip down because the The reason is fairly obvious. You Unofficial negotiations have ieads track fieid the green, chipped back and had more quotes about my but he is its only member and wind and visibility were so bad at don’t see too many black skiers competitor. taken place at times since then. missed an 8-foot par putt. comeback than I did,” the summit that the men’s.down­ from Senegal, West Africa, who The Canadiens’ negotiating Austin said, presumably AUTO Ali still has the gold medal he By Rich Tosches 'Tamara Bykova of the USSR Lock had five birdies and one hill had to be cancelled for the day, are fashion models and do some team is led by Gerry Grundman, referring to Pam Shriver. won in the 1960 Olympics iii Rome, UPl Sports Writer taking on American record holder bogey in her round, as did Miller. when Lamine Gueye asked him acting and interpretive dancing director of special events. Shriver, the tourna­ but Gueye has no illusions what­ Louise Ritter (6-6 indoors; record Peterson had six birdies and three how it was up there. also. You don’t ever see an The plan is for Tretiak to join the ment’s top seed, told PARTS soever about his chances of taking UPl photo LOS ANGELES - A huge field of of 6-6V« outdoors) and Canada’s bogeys. “ It’s just like hell, only colder,” Olympic skier from Africa, period. Canadiens immediately after the reporters Monday night home any kind of medal in international athletes, led by a Debbie Brill, who holds the meet A total of 30 pros in the field of 144 the Italian told him. “ It’s so windy, Gueye is the first one. conclusion of the Winter Olympics that Austin was not "m en­ Sarajevo. He knows his limita­ powerful contingent from the record at 6-4 and has a personal matched or broke par in the you can get blown away up there.” "W here can a black man ski in tally tough” and said her Super Store Is Coming to tions. When someone asked him if Feb. 19. In 1980, United States. Soviet Union that includes two best of 6-6>/4. opening round. Five were tied at 71 Gueye, the only Olympic black Africa?” asked Gueye, who first Olympian Ken Morrow joined the fellow players were plac­ he felt he had even an outside Phoenix Suns forward Alvin Adams fights with Atlanta world record holders, battle to­ In the men's high jump, Ameri­ and another 14 were at par 72. skier here, the only one anywhere learned how in Switzerland when New York Islanders after the ing bets on when Austin chance of winning anything here, Hawks forward Dan Roundfield for a second quarter night in the Los Angeles Times can Dwight Stones will challenge Missie McGeorge, who joined in the world for that matter, he was sent to boarding school he only laughed. Games and the defenseman helped Indoor Games, the final major Soviet jumper Gennadiy Av­ frowned. rebound in a game Thursday night in Phoenix. the tour last August, aced the par-3 MANCHESTER! there at the age of nine. "There’s “ It’s impossible,” he dismissed them win the Stanley Cup. track competition in Los Angeles deyenko. Stones won the 1983 With the snow starting to fall, no place that I know of, so you’ve seven hole when she drilled a 7-iron 249 Spencer St. across from Shop-Rite. the prospect. ” I can beat Egypt, prior to the 1984 Olympics. Times Games with a jump of 7-3 136 yards. The hole-in-one was and the fog getting thicker by the got to go elsewhere, and that’s Mexico, Chile, Belgiurh, Morocco Many of the athletes in tonight’s and has a personal best of 7-7. minute, he saw how quickly they what I did.” worth $1,000. and Greece, but you have to meet will return to Los Angeles at Avdeyenko best mark is 7-5V4 The field will be cut to the low 70 • Tens of thousands of • One of the largest were producing a whiteout, an Another reason Gueye is getting remember I’ve only been skiing the end of July for the Summer indoors and 7-7>/4 outdoors. so much of a play here is that his scores and ties after today’s round. atmospheric condition especially competitively four years. I love it. McFolley leader for MHS track Games. In tlie men’s SOO-yard run, Domestic and Import Automotive Super­ treacherous for skiers because it personality isn’t entirely unlike It’s really fantastic.” Showcase events should include Alezandr Troschilo, the leadoff Parts In stock. markets In the United makes it impossible for theio see or Muhammad A ll’s. He likes to talk, Gueye wouldn’t change his lifes­ the pole vault, where world indoor man for the USSR’s gold medal • Incredible Discount States. judge any objects in front or in k of and does so fluently in French and tyle with anyone. He’s having fun, GLASTONBURY — The Man­ Thursday night here at the Glas­ meter run with a time of 5:36. record holder Sergei Bubka of the relay team at the Helsinki World English. He also bears more than chester High indoor track team them or on either side. he’s getting to meet a lot of the tonbury Field House and several Sheryl Veal and Jamie Ross were Soviet Union is challenged by Championships, will go against a Prices direct to the • Over 17,000 Sq. feet some slight resemblance to the defeated Glastonbury, Windsor " I t ’s crazy,” said Gueye, the beautiful people and if lightning Indians turned in fine second and fourth respectively in American record holder Billy strong field that includes Ameri­ Publlcl of Items you need snow powdering his dark, tight former world heavyweight champ. Locks and Southington in a meet performances. should strike and he should start the 800-meter run and Rochelle Olson. They are the only two men cans Chris Whitlock and Bill • Quality Brand Names. mosti curly hair like so much granulated ”I admire him very much,” finishing ahead of the pack, the held here Thursday. The scores Mary Ann Troy won the high Parrott was fourth in the 300-meter in history to go over 19 feet indoors, Hartson and Sudan’s Kasheet NinKPAIII sugar. “ With this kind of weather, Gueye said. "H e was a great boxer manufacturers would fall all over were: Manchester 86, Glastonbury jump with a leap of 4-feet, run. Castagna turned out a double with Bubka’s record standing at Hassan. Cemplala Collition Domag* & Bodywork* • Huge Savings In • Special Grand Open­ we might not even be able to go and a great shownhan. I ’ve never themselves trying to get him to 66, Windsor-Locks 31 and Southing­ 10-inches for the Indians. She also winner, also taking the 3,000-meter 19-1 and Olson’s best a l9-0'/ia no-hoper. That means he has representative in the WinterOlym- Placid four years ago, the Czechos­ Manchester’s girls’ indoor team in 1:41. home Saturday against Roclivllle shapes up in the women’s high (4:42.79) and Dan Aldridge of the pics. Senegal nevef had taken part TO RELIEVE IT absolutely no hope of winning the lovakians have a shot at it all. took part in a developmental meet Debbie Dussaulbftook the 1,500- and Penney. /. t 'Jump jvith world record holder U.S. in the'g,000 metertf (8:13.3). ✓ MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Feb. 10. 1984 - 13

12 - MANCHKSTKR HKKALD, KricUiy. Feb. 10, 1984 ^ New England Ski Scene FOCUS/ Weekend Ski Museum captures past Winter Games

the postwar years. to ascend Cannon Mountain, an^ FRANCONIA NOTCH, N.H. F, March Jr,, the museum's from people who hove been asso­ modern resorts, and high tech kis, Meet the Phantom Diner The National Ski Patrol, the event that was an historical first in' (C P I) — The excitement and color executive director, ciated with American skiing since bindings, clothing and ski lifts. Romance! evolution of ski lifts from the first 1938. of previous winter Olympic games "But it is also appropriate," he its beginnings. Other exhibits at the museum rope tow in Woodstock, Vt., in 1934, The New England Ski Museum’s is captured in this Olympic yearby added, "because the Olympics Although this year's emphasis is include an unusual collection of the Dartmouth Outing Club, ski schedule is the same as the an exhibit at the New England Ski have had such a profound influence on past Olympics, the museum's aptiquO skis, bindings and poles. Langdon Hill fashion and some of the famous tramway’s. It is open during the Museum in Franconia Notch, N.H. on the history of skiing. In fact, it collection includes hundreds of One model of ski on display is ski season, closed for the "mud Syndicated Columnist He’ll show his face this weekend teachers of skiing technique are The exhibit features highlights was the 1932 Olympics at Lake other aspects of the sport that had pointed at both ends: another has a highlighted in other exhibits. season" in the spring, open from of the winter games since their Placid, N,Y., that focused real its origins in New Hampshire’s binding fashioned of bamboo and The museum also houses a Memonal Day through the fall Bv Adele Angle inception in 1924. Included are attention on skiing in the United White Mountains in the mid-1800s, cane. library with about 800 volumes and foliage season, and then closed Focus Editor posters, slide shows, artifacts, States and gave the sport ifs thanks to an influx of Scandinavian Individual displays tell about the journals, including some of the until skiing begins in December. paintings, skis used by meilais and send-off,” settlers. * loth Mountain Division — the ski A t Cavey’s this week, a woman at the next table uniforms of competitors used for The ski rnuseum, located adja­ The overall history of skiing is troopers of World War 11 who first books on skiing. The museum is located in a Admission is $2 for adults, $1 for let out a little squeal of delight. parades and for competition. cent to the base tramway station at told in multi-image sound-slide carved a special niche in U.S. Cannon Mountain, opened in De­ show in which hundreds of slides military history. Many of those former maintenance building that students, and free for children Here are • “ I KNEW it was him,” she said, giggling to her "Obviously such an exhibit is served the Cannon Mountain ski under 12 when accompanied by an companion. appropriate because of the 14th cember 1982 after a five-year depict skiing from the days of the former soldiers returned to be­ area. Access is through "The adult. Group and family rates also The Phantom Diner looked unperturbed. Olympic Winter (lames in Sa­ planning effort in which more than Nansen Ski Club in Berlin, N.H., in come instrumental in the growth of Lafayette," the first tramway car " I t ’s the voice," he said, taking another sip of rajevo. Yugoslavia," said Arthur $200,900 was raised, primarily iBvn.s to the,development of skiing as a recreational activity in are available. an oh-so-dry martini. ‘Romance' The voice. You may not recognize the man — though his Orson Welles physique is hard to miss — but the voice is instantly recognizable. He hams it up a bit more on WFSB TV's PM winners Magazine, of course. "I award Casa Lisboa not one, not two but threeeeeeeee gold forks...” Scoreboard But in person the man who is Connecticut’s Before I tell you who won the balloting for the celebrity "Romantics of the Year,” let me first tel! i ' V -V best-known restaurant critic is very much like the man on PM Magazine. Sabres 8. DavilsS W.Va.Tecnyy,uavisait:iKins58 Ice Hockey standings you who did NOT win. MldWMt Joan Rivers’ one vote for woman of the year was He loves food. He BREATHES food. He will talk Bemidil St. 102,Moorhead St. 81 about food until the cows come home and are IIMnolsSt.76,Drake41 G roup A canceled by two negative votes from people who Basketball New Jersey 2 2 1 ^ Basketball Olympics made into sirloin steaks, medium rare, with steak Buffalo 2 4 2— 6 Indlana74, Wisconsin 64 W L T PtS. OF GA couldn’t believe that she was on the ballot. Larry 4 22 3 First period— 1, New Jersey, Broten 12 Indiana Central92, St. Josephs 68 Sweden 2 0 0 Hagman (J.R. on "Dallas” ) received one-half vote fries and a tossed salad on the side. (Voutour, Lewis), 2:07. 2, Buffalo, North Dakota90, St. Cloud St. 61 USSR 2 0 0 4 17 2 There was that chocolate mousse cake at Chez McKenno 14 (Wiemer, Vlrta), 3:47. 3, Ohio St. 73, Minnesota62 West Germany 2 0 0 4 16 6 from a woman who apologized because she "couldn’t Women's Rec Buffalo, Hamel 14 (Cloutier, Housley), NBA standings Purdue 79, Iowa 58 Luge results Italy 0 2 0 0 4 16 control” herself. And New Wave musician Boy Bach. Sou Illinois72Creighton69 2 0 0 6 20 13:00. 4, New Jersey, Lever 9 (Meagher, Poland 0 George (he’s the British guy who dresses in "Heavenly,” he said. Amusements Unlimited 56 (Rita Russell), 16:42. Penoltles — Tulsa87,lndlanaSt.7D Yugoslavia 0 2 0 0 1 19 Lupacchino 20, Sue Bosquette 14, June Eaitern Conierenccnierei Southwest Men'ssingle Group B multicolored bedspreads) placed far out of the And the subtly smoked Irish salmon at Fine Hoffmeyer, First run Derench 10). Heritage Auto Body 34 NJ,8:35; Playfair, Buf, 15:25. Atlantic DivisionJIVIsIc Ark.Tech52,Ark.-Montlcello51 Finland 2 0 0 4 20 5 running with a single vote — in both the man of the Bouche — "W ow ." (Ginny Roback 8, Jeanlne Barber 6 ). W L Pet. OB Eastern N .M . 111, N .M . H ighlands 94 1. Ernst Hosplnger, Italy, 46.157 se­ Czechoslovakia 2 0 0 4 14 5 The Phantom doesn’t mind giving out a few Second period— 5, Buffalo, Andrey­ 38 11 .776 — conds. 2. Torsten Guerlltzer, East Ger­ year and woman of the year categories. Jury Box Lounge 37 (Jean Murphy chuk Boston Houston 76, TCU 60 Canada 2 0 0 4 12 3 19), Cherrones Package Store 29 Philadelphia 31 17 .646 6Va Houston Baptlst63, Centenary 62 (ot) many, 46.177. 3. Paul Hlldgortner, Italy, Austria 0 2 0 0 4 8 But now, the winners. trade secrets, either. 24 (unassisted), 0:23. 6, New Jersey, 28 19 .596 9 46.182.4. Michael Walter, East Ger many, (Holly Billings 16. Gall lamonaco 11). Bridgman 14 (Gagne, Resch), 0:48. 7, New York Lamar 77, Arkansas State65 U.S. 0 2 0 0 3 7 Those gold forks? Standings: Amusements 8-1, Jury New Jersey 25 25 .500 13Va Ozarks (Ark) 88, Hendrix (Ark) 74 46.196.5. Yuri Khartchenko, Soviet Union, Norway 0 2 0 0 4 10 New Jersey, Ludvig 15 (unassisted), 3:24. .456 15'/a 46.310. 6. Valery Doudin, Sovie t Union, "From Caldors,” he said. “ We spray-paint Box 6-3, Cherrone’s 4-5, Heritage 0-9. 8, Buffalo, Perreault 30 (Housley), 11:41. Washington 22 26 So. Arkansas 73, Cent. Arkansas 49 Friday's Results THE M o s t r o m a n t i c m a l e celebrity in Central Division Texas-Arlington 79, N. Texas State68 46.385. 7. Johannes Schettel, West Ger­ No Gomes Scheduled America: them gold.” 9, Buffalo, Housley 21 (Peterson), 13:40. .560 — many, 46.388. 8. Sergei Danilin, Soviet 10, Buffalo, Foligno 20 (Perreault, Atlanta 28 22 Western N. M. 100, Western St. 77 Saturday's Gamas 0 And the easy way on TV he sometimes piles into East Side All-Stars 26 21 .553 V i Union, 46.433. 9. Markus Prock, Austria, Drum roll. For the "Most Romantic Man in A n d re y c h u k ), 15:19. P e n a ltie s— Detroit West Soviet Union vs. Yugoslavia a plate of say, gooey lasagna? Milwaukee 27 22 .551 Va Boise St. 75, Montana St. 53 46.458.10. Gerhard Sondbllcher, Austria, Austria vs. Czechoslovakia Am erica” you picked ... Magnum P.I., TOM East Side Rec Junior All-Stars won Higgins, 18 28 .391 6 46.60). Pre-cut, he said. “ We may film it six times two recent outings. 64-32 over Bolton NJ, 4:46; Foligno, Buf, 5:24; Cameron, Chicago Coll. Of Idaho94, So. Oregon 81 Italy vs. Poland SELLECK. (OK, so you guessed it already.) But Cleveland 16 31 .340 lOVa E. MontanaSO, No. Montana 77 Also: 15. Frank Maslev, Newark, Del., U.S. vs. Norway before we get it right." on Tuesday and 64-14 oyer Vernon NJ. 8:32; Lorlmor, NJ, 11:29; Housley, 14 33 .299 12'/a 46.890.17. David Gilman, Berkeley, Calif., what’s truly surprising is that, in the thousandTDf Thursdov night. Marc Hefcdricks had Buf, 19:06. Indiana Fresno St. 69, Fullerton68 (2ot) Canada vs. Finland And, oh, the pain of dieting. (He weighs 260 at Western Conference Montana 76, ldaho56 47.341. 23. Timothy Nardlello, Lake Sweden vs. West (Sermony votes cast, Tom outpaced Robert Wagner by onw two 12 points. Troy Peters Xo, Dennis -J'hird period— 11, Buffalo, Foligno 21 Placid, N.Y.,47.B99, the moment; his weight has climbed as high as Foreman nine and Kevin Boyko eight (Andreychuk, Perreault), 4:46. 12, Buf­ Midwest Division Nevada-Reno 76, Idaho St. 49 votes. T W L Pel. GB Nevoda-Los Vegas97, Utah St. 75 270 pounds: today he’s going to a weight doctor) for the East SIders againsr*Bolton. falo, Davis 2 (Housley), 7:26. 13, New — So why Tom Selleck? The word "hunk" spring to Utoh 30 16 .625 Ore.St.66,USC57 Women'sploclngs otter 2nd run Boyko had seven blocked shots. Will Jersey, Cameron9(Brumwell,Verbeek), .520 5 Cassells had 13 points for Bolton. 17:20. Penalties— Antonovich, NJ, 2:43; Dallas 26 24 Oregon87, UCLA83-OT 1, StettI Martin, East Germany, 41.639- mind. For example, a reader in St. Louis wrote: '‘Tom Kansas City 20 28 .417 10 Puget Sound 73, Cen. Wash. 52 Please turn to page 15 Against Vernon, Joel Feehan hod 14 Vlrto, Buf, 9:43. lOVa 41.863— 1:23.502. 2, Bettina Schmidt, East Selleck is a very nice man who is not full of himself. I Shots on goal— New Jersey 17-9-9— Denver 20 29 .408 SanDlegoSt. 73,Texas-EI Paso 62 Germonv, 41.662-41.929— 1:23.59). 3, Ule Golf points. Boyko 12. Bob Lommey eight Houston 20 29 .408 lOVa think he is a hunk and is also very romantic.” 'Herald photo by Pinto and AiAatt Vaughn six for the Eost Side 35. .400 11 Weiss, Eost Germany, 41.906-41.945— club. Buffalo 12-10-16— 38. Son Antonio 20 30 Big East standings 1:23.B53. 4, Vera Zozoulya, Soviet Union, •••••••••••••••••••••• Another reader in Nogales, Ariz., selected him Goalies— New Jersey, Resch, Pacific Division 42.079-42.169— 1:24.248. 5, Ingrldo Amon- because "Tom gives all the girls a tumble and spreads The Phantom Diner studies the menu at Cavey’s Restaurant. Visitors to the Low. Los Angeles 32 16 .666 W L W L tovo, Soviet Union, 42.101-42.337— Portland 31 20 .609 2'/j Georgetown 9 1 20 2 PGA reiults himself around. Tall, dark, handsome and very Food and Nutrition Show at the Civic Center may meet him Saturday and Buffalo, Borrasso. A— 11,426. 5Vz 1:24.438. 6, Marie Lulse Rginer, Italy, Seattle 26 21 .553 Syracuse 8 2 14 5 42.560-42.320 — 1:24.880. 7, Annetreld hunky." Sunday. Golden State 22 28 .440 11 Vlllanova 8 2 12 8 Flyers 4. Oilers 3 Goellner, Austria, 42.437-42.643— 1:2S.080. $$00,000 Hawaiian Open But one romantic from Boise, Idaho, summed it up Calendar Phoenix 22 27 .449 lO'/j Boston College 6 4 15 6 B, Bonny Warner, Mount Boldy, Calif., San Diego 16 33 327 16' / j Providence 4 6 12 8 42.632-42.647— 1:25.279.9,ConstonzeZelfz, A I Honolulu, Feb. 9 for many of you when she wrote simply, “ Tom Selleck Edmonton 3 0 0— 3 Thursday’s Games St. John's 3 6 12 8 (Par 72) is the ONLY choice.” WestGermany,42.707-42.679— 1.25.386.10. Calvin Peete 34-31— 05 Philadelphia 1 1 2—4 Indiana 107, Seattle 102 Connecticut 3 7 11 9 Andrea Hatle, West (Jermany, 43.397- Phoenix 118, Atlanta 105 Pittsburgh 3 7 11 Rex Caldwell 33-32-OS Finishing close behind Tom and Mr. Wagner (more Forget your waistline: First period— 1, Philadelphia, Barber 15 8 42.072— 1:25.469. FRIDAY (Sittler, Sinisalo), 5:37. 2, Edmonton, Friday's Gomes Seton Hail 1 10 8 14 Gil Morgan 32-34-M on Robert later), was “ M*A*S*H’’ star Alan Alda. Also: 2), Theresa Reldl, Lake Placid, Mike Sullivan 34-32— M Basketball Anderson 32 (LInseman), 8:02. 3, (All Times EST) N.Y., 43.520-43.995— 1:27.515. 23, Toni No one said it better than Beatrice McAlpine of Conard at Manchester. 7:45 Edmonton, Coffey 27 (LInseman, Mes­ Houston at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Isoo AokI 33-34— 07 Dogmlgella, Lake Placid, N.Y., 45.17a Ken Green 34-33-07 Manchester, Conn., when she wrote; " AlanAIda is the East Catholic at South CothoHc. 8 sier) 15:30. 4, Edmonton, Gregg 11 Chicago at Philadelphia, 7;35p.m. Thursdoy's Result 43.187— 1:28.357.24, Suson Rossi, Canada, Coventry at Cheney Tech, 7:45 (Lowe, McClelland) 16:16. Penalties— Los Angeles at Washington, 7:35p.ni. Georgetown 78, Seton Hall 54 Fred Couples 36-31— 07 fresh awkward kid you had a crush on growing up; 45.040-43.893— 1:28.933. 27, Carole Keyes, Bill Britton 34-34— 06 Bollon at Portland, 7:45 McCrImmon, Phi, 11:02; Morsh, Phi, Golden State at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. Saturday's Games Conada,45.461-49.089— 1:34.550. who pulled your cat’s tail, and later climbed a tree to Manchester ot Conard (girls), 7:45 Seattle at Cleveland, 8:05 p.m. Payne Stewart 32-30— 00 the food show’s in 14:09; Holt, Phi, 14:28. St. John's at UConn (at Hartford Swimming Second period— 5, Philadelphia, Son Antonio at Milwaukee,9:00p.m. Civic Center) Scott Watkins 34-34— 00 rescue her; the kid who teased you, ignored you, Manchester at Wethersfield, 3:30 Erik­ Kansas City at Dallas, 8:35 p.m. Providence at Boston College □an Pohl 30-33— 09 pulled your hair; flirted with every other girl at your New York at Utah, 9:30 p.m. Cross country results Lee Elder 34-35-00 sson 7 (Ron Sutter), 2:24. Penalties— Vlllonovo at Pittsburgh party, and thrilled you with your first corsage: that Loosen your belt and throw away your calorie Saturday and Sunday to chat with the Phantom SATURDAY Conacher, Edm, 5:05; Froese, Phi Atlanta at San Diego, 10:35 p.m. Brighom Young at Georgetown Scott Hoch 34-35— 69 Denver at Portland, 10:35 p.m. Hale Irwin 35-34— 69 funny, crazy, maddening guy you sometimes hated counter. The sixth annual Food and Nutrition Basketball (served by Kerr), 6:59; Conacher, Edm, C.W.Post at Syracuse M en's M kilometer Diner. M CC at CCRI. 8 9:55; Lindstrom, Edm, 13:22; Sittler,Phi, Soturdoy's Games Wllle Wood 37-32— 00 with a passion: and sometimes fantasized about Show is scheduled this weekend at the Hartford The Greater Hartford All-Americans Council South Catholic at East Catholic San Antonio at Detroit, night 1, Nikolai Zlmlotov, Soviet Union, Andy North 36-33— 09 18:10. 1:28:56.3. 2, Alexander Zavialov, Soviet marrying some dreamy June day; the boy-man you Civic Center. More than 225 booths will be (girls), 7 Third period— 6, Philadelphia, Coch­ Clevetand at Indiana, night Hal Sutton 30-33— 09 will sponsor a special exhibit incliiding 20 ethnic Ice Hockey Golden State at Chicago, night Union, 1:29:23.3.. 3, Gunde Swan, J.C. Snead 35-34— 09 will never forget, ever.” featured. rane Big East result Sweden, 1:29:35.7. 4, Vladimir Sokhnov, food booths. Cuisine -from Argentina. Great Beftiel vs. Manchester (at Bolton Ice 4 (Ron Sutter, Rich Sutter), 10:32. 7, Washington at Kansas City, night Jim Selford 35-34-09 The event, sponsored by Waldbaiim's Food- Britain, Greece, Indonesia, Italy, Jamaica, New York at Denver, night Soviet Union, 1:30:30, j, AkI Korvonen, Brett Upper 35-34— 09 Palace), 8:10 Philadelphia, Eriksson 8 (Rich Sutter, Georgetown 78. Seton Hall 54 Finland, 1 :X:59.7. 6, Lars Erik Erlksen, THE MOST ROMANTIC FEMALE celebrity in East Catholic vs. Suffield (at Enfield Dvorak), 10:45. Penalties— Lowe, Dallas at Phoenix, night George Bums 34-35— 09 mart, will open Saturday at 11 a.m. and close at 10 Japan, Jordan, Latvia, Lebanon, Mexico, Poland Twins Rink), 3 Norway, 1:31:24.8. 7, Horrl Klrvesnleml, Ronnie Black 35-34— 09 America: Edm, Finland, 1:31:37.4. 8, Juho MIeto, p.m. Hours Sunday are 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tickets and Vietnam will be featured, among others. Wrestling 11:09; Hunter, Edm, 17:30. SETON HALL (54) Dennis Watson 36-3309 Boy, was this a close one. In literally the last handful are $4 for adults and $1.50 for children. Proceeds from the booths will benefit the Manchester East Catholic at Wind­ Pacers 107, Sonics 102 T. Brown 1-6 4-6 6, McCloud 5-11 6-7 16, FInlond, 1:31:48.3. 9, Mourllo De Zolt, Jett Mitchell 35-34— 09 ham, noon M. Morris 5-11 2-5 12, Jones M M 0, Italy, 1:31.58.7. 10, Uwe Bellman, East Donnie Hommond 30-33-09 of ballot counted, you picked STEPHANIE POWERS The show will be highlighted this year with council's scholarship fund. Cheney Tech at COC Tournoment (at MapieLeafs6.Bruins3 Broussard a2 0-0 0, Eaves 5-12 0-0 10, Germany, 1:31:59.3. Bernhard Longer 34-35— 09 as your "Most Romantic Woman in America.” By SE A T T L E (102) Also: 21 (tie). Bill Koch, Eugene, Ore., visits and demonstrations by a number of RMAM), noon Burton a3 1-2 1, Powell a 6 3~4 3, Collins four votes, Ms. Powers managed to edge out the very culinary authorities. Chef Tell of PM Magazine IN ADDITION, master chefs from some of Vrones 3-7 0-2 6, King 2-6 2-4 6, Slkmo 0-2 ao 0, Stefonklewlcz 0-0 2-2 2, Bryant and Pierre Harvey, Canada, 1:33:44.4.29, Toronto 1-3*2— 6 6-14 1-2 13, G. Williams 8-17 1-2 17, Wood D o n Slmoneou, Eugene, Ore., popular Linda Evans of "Dynasty." (And, get this Boston 0-34>— 3 a o 04) 0, Vogt 1-1 a o 2, Whitaker 1-1 04) LPGA results will be on stage Saturday at 2 and 4 p.m. and Connecticut’s finest restaurants will be on hand to •••••••••••••••••••••• 8-16 10-10 26, Chambers 6-15 2-2 14, 2. Totals iaS6 18-27 54. 1:35:50.7. one, gang: While Ms. Evans’ votes numbered in the First period— 1, Toronto, Ihnacak 8 Hawes 2-3 1-1 5, Sundvold 6-9 3-4 15, C. 36, Jim Golanes, Brottleboro, Vt., Sunday at 1 and 3 p.m. demonstrate their techniques. Look for Chris (Fry ce r, Poddubny) 12:34. G EO RG ETO W N (78) Johnson 0-2 0-0 0. Totals 41-89 20-27 102. ) :37:21.2.47, Kevin Brochmon, Stillwater, $175,000 Sarosoto Classic hundreds, her video nemesis, Joan Collins, received Visitors can watch him make Cucumber and Pardue from Hartford’s L'Americain, Michael Penoltles—r IN D IA N A (107) Wingate 4-7 4-4 12, Graham 4-4 aO 8, Oklo., 1:39:24.6. Hockey Daoust, Tor, 1:24; Ihnacak, Tor, 4:28; Ewing 6-8 2-5 14, F. Brown a 2 04) 0, At Sarasota, Fla., Fab. 9 exactly six votes. Take that, Alexis.) Dill Salad, Red Cabbage Salad, Salad Nicoise, Kowalewski from Glastonbury’s The Parson’s H. Williams 7-16 5-6 19, Kellogg 11-22 2- (Par 72) Markwart, Bos,4:28; Bourque, Bos,5:53; 2 24, Stipanovich 2-5 04) 4, Carter 9-18 0-0 Jackson 4-7 5-6 13, Smith 1-2 2-2 4,- The No. 1 reason for Stephanie Powers’ victory was " and a variety of stir-fry vegetables, among other Daughter and Tad Handley from the Brownstone •••••••••••••••••••••• McGHI, Tor, 9:57; Nylund, Tor, 13:18; B. WMIIoms 3-5 2-2 8, Mortin a i 0-4 0, Alice Miller 33-35-66 18, Sichtlng 2-7 IM) 4, Walters 5-7 1-2 11, Jane Lock 33-35— 68 definitely her romantic relationship with Robert things. in Hartford. All will be among chefs appearing Crowder, Bos, 13:18; Stewart, Tor, 17:57. G. Johnson 6-6 4-4 16, Combs 0-2 1-2 1, Dalton a i 0-4 0, Broadnax 2-5 2-2 6, V. Second period— 2, Boston, Middleton35 Morris 1-2 01 2, Dolrsow 0 2 04) 0. Totals Laurl Peterson 3534— 69 Wagner on “ Hart to Hart." In fact, an amazing Saturday. Thomas 2-2 0-0 4, Lowe 3-4 04) 6. Totals 3058 18-28 78. JoAnne Corner 34-36—70 NHLstandings (Pederson, Bourque) 2:18. 3, Toronto, 47-91 13-18 107. Radio, TV number of readers sent write-in votes for Powers and GOOD HEALTH and fitness are watchwords of Anderson 28 (Valve, Daoust) 7:34. 4, Halftime— Georgetown 38, Seton Hall Nancy Lopez 3534— 70 Seattle 24 33 19 26 — 102. Cathy Morse 33-37—70 Wagner as the most romantic couple in America. Diane Di Piero, a local nutritionist, who will On Sunday, some of the chefs will include Joe Toronto, Derlago 23 (Gavin, Nylund) Indiana 27 33 19 28 — 107. 78. Total' fouls— Seton Hall 23, Wales Conference 8:09. 5, Boston, Mllbury 1 (Pederson, Georgetown 27. Fouled out— M. Mor­ Chris Johnson 3537— 70 As one 82-year-oId reader from St. Clair Shores, lecture on proper eating habits and the Ulcickas from Avon Old Farms Inn, Ted Vetter Patrick Division Three-point goals— None. Fouled Donna CaponI 3537— 70 Middleton) 10:27.6,Boston,Kru5helnvski out— ris. Mich., wrote: "Sir,weean’twaituntilTuesdaystosee relationship of food to health. She will also give from Spencer’s in Hartford, and a representative W L T PtS. GF GA 20 (B. Crowder) 17:01. 7, Toronto, Rebounds— Seton Hall 37 (M. Morris 8), Barb Thomas 3536— 70 NY Rangers 32 18 7 71 229 213 None. Total fouls— Seattle 19, Indiana 22. Georgetown 41 (Ewing 11). Assists— TONIGHT Sandra Spuzlgh 3536— 70 this lovely couple. He is such a gentleman and she is so demonstarations Saturday at 3 and 7 p.m. and from the Marriott in Farmington. Chefs are Derlago 24 (McCouii, Daoust) 19:16. Rebounds— Seottle46 (SIkma 14), Indiana 7:30 Celtics vs. Rockets, SportsChon- NY Islanders 34 20 2 70 246 198 Penalties— Gavin, Tor, :30; Markwart, Seton Joan Joyce 3537— 70 lovely and sweet you can like her for everything. They Sunday at 2 p.m. courtesy of the Connecticut Natural Gas Corp. Philadelphia 29 16 9 67 236 192 45 (Kellogg 15). Assists— Seattle 25 Hall 8 (Jones, Powell 2), Georgetown 20 nel, W IN F MIssle McGeorge 3537— 71 4 214 Bos, :30; KostinskI, Bos, 6:29; Bennlng, (Williams and Sundvold6 each), Indiana 7:30 Winter Olympics, Channels 8,40 are both perfect. I give them 100 percent.” If you’ve got a beef about your poultry, you’ll There will be lots of free food sampling going on Washington 31 21 66 172 Tor, malor, 9:08; K. Crowder, Bos, (Jackson 7). Technicals— Graham Jerllvn Brlti 3537— 71 Pittsburgh 11 39 5 27 174 252 34 (Sichtlng 7). Technical fouls— (elec­ 9:00 Boxing: Hector SInfuentes vs. Am y Alcott 3535— 71 And a romantic in Tacoma, Wash., agrees, writing: want to discuss the issue with the nation’s both days. In addition, visitors will be able to buy 11 27 237 maior, 9:08; Stewart, Tor, misconduct, McKinney. A— 7,796. New Jersey 4U 5 154 9:08; Ihnacak, Tor, 13:49; Hutchison, ted), Whitaker (elected). A — 8,852. Andy Nonce, ESPN Lynn Adams 3536— 71 "Stephanie Powers has played Mrs. Hart for many foremost chicken-plucker, Frank Perdue. He’ll foods for nominal fees — 50 cents, 75 cents, and $1 Adams Division 9:30 Knicks vs. Jazz, Channel 9 Beth Daniel 37-35— 72 Tor, motor, 16:18; Kluzak, Bos, maloi^ seasons and always manages to show love with a be on hand Sunday at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. to meet a portion — at many of the booths. Buffalo 35 16 6 76 229 186 16:16; NIII, Bos, maior, 17:40; Valve, Boston 35 18 3 73 247 182 Tor, mojor, 17:40; Silk, Bos, 17:56. Suns 11B. Hawks 105 Transactions tasteful flair. Movies need that quality to become good informally with visitors. Parking for the event is free, and there will be a Quebec 29 20 6 64 253 194 again. I believe the majority of us are tired of the Montreal 26 26 5 57 217 209 Third period— 9, Toronto, Anderson 29 There will be a couple of local celebrities, as shuttle bus operating from the Hartford Armory Hartford 44 (Valve, Daoust) 16:13. 10, Toronto, lustful way the producers are portraying love and sex. well. WTIC’s Bob Steele will demonstrate how to 18 28 8 188 225 Ihnacak 9 (Frycer) 19:23. Penalties— A T LA N T A (105) Baseball both days, all hours. Visitors may save $1 off the Campbell Conference Roundfleld 0-5 8-8 8, Wilkins )3-21 3-4 Stephanie Powers knows she is sexy and romantic so make his famous omelette Saturday and Sunday price of an adult admission by buying advance Chef Tell will appear at the Food and Norris Division Satming, Tor, 4:51; Derlago, Tor, 9:11; BUV DUEa FBOM Silk, Bos, 9:11; Solmlng, Tor, 9:54; Silk, 29, Rollins 2-7 5-7 9, J. Dovls 7-17 6-6 20, Cincinnati — Signed second SAIE AT she doesn’t have to be vulgar and demeaning." at 11:30 a.m. And i f you want to meet the man tickets at anty Waldbaum’s Foodmart. Proceeds Nutrition Show in Hartford this W L T Pfs. G F GA Bos, 16:47; Bennlng,Tor, 18:00; Bourque, Rivers 6-11 4-6 16, Hastings 3-6 0-0 6, basesman Ron Oester to a KERO-SENE Minnesota 29 21 5 63 252 242 Glenn 2-6 4-4 8, Criss 0-1 0-0 0, WlUman 4-vearconlroct. behind the shadow, you’ll get your chance all day. from the show will benefit Cerebral Palsy. weekend. St. Louis 22 29 5 49 204 226 Bos, 18:19. LIQUIDATORS, INC. Shots on gool— Toronto 9-9-16— 3-5 ao 6, Londsberger a3 0-0 0, Brown 1- Houston — Signed pinch RAMADA INN Please turn to page 16 Chicago 21 30 6 48 195 216 34. 2 1-2 3. Totals 37-84 31-37 1-5. hitter Horry Spllmon tool-year and SAVE... Toronto 19 31 6 44 214 275 P H O E N IX (110) 1330 SILAS DEANE HWY. Detroit Boston 19-19-14— 52. contract. 19 31 6 44 204 244 Goalies — Toronto, Bester. Boston, Nonce 7-11 a i 14, Plttmon 2-3 0-0 4, Los Angeles — Waived out­ 1-91 (EXIT 24) g RT. 99 Smythe Division Keans. A — 13,515. Edwards 8-13 0-0 16, Foster 4-8 0-0 8, fielder Dusty Boker. Edmonton 39 12 5 83 319 228 Scoff 1-1 00 2, W. Dovls 9-11 9-9 27, 30% TO 70% WETHERSFIELD, CONN. Calgary 22 21 11 55 201 220 Robey 3-5 3-3 9, Adorns 5-10 5-5 15, Moev Milwaukee — Signed OFF EEC. enAii Winnipeg 20 25 9 49 238 260 Red Wings 9, Penguins 3 2-6 1-2 5, Sanders 1-2 00 2, Lucas 40 8-10 pitcher Andy Beene and Vancouver 21 31 6 48 223 238 16, Westphol 03 00 0. Totals 4601 26-M catcher BUI Schroeder. Los Angeles 17 27 11 45 223 251 118. Seattle — Reliever Dave (Top four in each division qualify for Plttiburgh i i 1— 3 Weekenders Detroit 3 3 4— 9 Atlanta M 20 29 26-105 Beard agreed on a 1-yeor Stanley Cup playoffs.) Phoenix 33 31 20 26-110 controct. - Thursdoy's Results First period— 1, Detroit. Duguoy 22 lOWEST PRICES EVER! Three-oolnl goals— none. Fouled Toronto 5, Boston 3 (Larson, Park), 5:45. 1, Detroit, Barrett Colleo* 2 (Dunlop, Lolselle), 8:48; 3, Detroit, out— Buffalo 8, New Jersey 5 Rollins, Rivers. Total fouls— Atlanta Californio — Named Mike ONE DAY ONIY!! . Vancouver 7, Montreal 6 Park 4 (Larson, Ogrodnick), 14:21; 4, Pittsburgh, Flockhart 17 (Rlssllng, Fox), 27, Rasmussen quarterback exhibit'. The photos are instant camera shots taken by Phllodelphia 4, Edmonton 3 Phoenix 29. Rebounds— Atlonto 30 ^SATURDAY, FEB. 11 t i l l Anything Goes’ Pork dinner at church Detroit 9, Pittsburgh 3 19:00, Penalties— Taylor, Pit, 4:37; coach. Rich Smith outside children. Ladouceur, Det, 8:57; Foster, Det, 10:33; (Wil­ linebacker coach, and fm N Y. Rangers 4. Minnesota 4 (tie) kins ID, Phoenix 39 (Nonce 7, Lucas 7). John Gough offensive line 9mT 3 'David Schwartz of Manchester will direct "Any­ The Second Congregational Church, 385 N. Main St., The theme of the show is "Young Expressions." It’s Friday's Gome Fox, Plt,.13:41. Second period— 5, Pittsburgh, Flock- Assists— Atlanta 17 (Rivers 5), Phoenix coach. thing Goes" to be produced by the newly fo rm ^ will sponsor a roast pork dinner Saturday in sponsored by Polaroid Corporation and is currently Quebec at Winnipeg, 9:05p.m. (EST) 32 (DovIsS). Technical fouls— Wilkins. A- Soturdoy's Games hart Football Moonlight Players, today and Saturday at 8; IS p.m. in Fellowship Hall of the church. There will be two traveling to children's museums all around the 18, 8:12; 6, Detroit, Campbell 2 (Foster) 9,877. Edmonton at Boston, night the Keller Auditorium of the University of Connecti­ sittings, one at 5 and the other at 6:30 p.m. country. It will be at Lutz through Feb. 18. Museum Calgaary at Hartford, night 13:44, 7, Detroit, Ogrodnick 37 (Smith) Green Bay (NFL) — 18:52. Penalties— Boutette, Pit, 9:33; Named Virgil Knightstrength cut Health Center in Farmington. The charge is $7 for adults and $3.50 for children hours during the week are Tuesday, Wednesday and Buffalo ot Montreal, night College basketball scores and conditioning coach. Quebec at Toronto, night Campbell, Det, 17:17. All proceeds will benefit the Leukemia Society of under 12. Reservations are preferred by calling Friday, 2 to 5 p.m.; Thursday, 2 to 8 p.m. Third period— 8, Detroit, Foster. 5 Philadelphia (NFL) — Voncouver at N.Y. Islanders, night America, Northern Connecticut chapter. The money 649-2863 between 9 a.m. and noon. Music will be N Y. Rongers at Los Angeles, night (unassisted), 3:47; 9, Detroit, Ogrodnick Thursday's Resullt Traded defensive end Carl New Jersey at Pittsburgh, night 38 (unassisted), 7:22. 10, Pittsburgh, East Hairston to Clevelondforo 1985 is used for patient-aid programs and research. provided by the June Knights from South Windsor. Philadelphia at Washington, night Boutette 11 (McCarthy), 7:36; 1), KIslo Alb. Coll. Pharm. 71, Bord50 draft pick; safety John [. I Tickets are F6 for adults and $4 for students and senior Proceeds will be used to help retire the church debts. 14 (Lolselle, Boldireve), 9:31,12, Detroit, Sclorra retired. Baptist BIbleOO, United Wesleyan 45 #1 RATED citizens. The menu will consist of fruit juice cocktail, roast Detroit ot Minnesota, night Smith 2 (Boldireve, KIslo), 15:06. Brooklyn Coll.65, Concordia S9 Chicago at St. LoOls, night Penalties— Taterson, Det, 6:12; Camp­ CabrInI 70, Phlla. Pharmacy 59 Pittsburgh (USFL) — Ac­ pork, gravy, applesauce, mashed potato, green bell, DuquesneOO, West Virginia 67 quired offensive tackle Keith Det, 13:21; Shedden, Pit, 14:57. Jones from New Orleans beans, tossed salad, rolls, ice cream and cookies and Georgetown 78, Seton Hall 54 coffee, tea or milk. Canucks 7, Canadians 6 Hamilton 73, Hobart 71 (U SFL) (or negotlotlng rights The circus has arrived Rangers4,North Stars4 Hofstro 74, Manhattan Coll. 70 to fullback Ronnie Landry of OMNI 1 0 5 19,500 BTU Reg. 289.95 I Junlata61,Alvernla60 McNeese State and a 10th- Vancouver , 13 3— 7 round pick In the 1985 open Klng's76,Mlserlcordla74 The Shrine Circus has arrived at the Armory in Montreal 0 e 0— e NY Rangers 1 2 1 0— 4 Massac)iusetts91, St. BonaventureOI draft; waived running Supper at Coventry church First period— 1, Vancouver, Sundstrom Minnesota ) 0 3 0— 4 bock Mike MacArthur of O M N I 1 5 8700 BTU Rag. 239.95 ORRl Hartford and will be there through Monday. All the 38 (Molln, Williams), 19:06. Mercyhurst 78, Malone73' McNeese State; released First period— 1, Mew York, Hedberg 23 New England Coll 84, Southern MalneOO . All Koro-Sun Modols on Salt A In 'Stock exciting acts of past years will be featured. Tonight’s The First Congregational Church of Coventry will Penalties— IBeck, Dave Maloney), 9:59. 2, Min­ Northeastern 95, N .HampshlreSI defensive end Guv Peters ot Belland, Von, 5:60; Lanthler, Von, 13:04; nesota, Bellows X (Maxwell, Mapler), Rhode Island63, Penn St. 60 (ot) Temple; signed centers Tim performance will start at 7:30. There will be afternoon sponsor a roast beef supper Saturday from 5 to 6:30 Galnev, Mon, 17:01. 16:47. Penalties— M axw ell, M in, Rutgers61, NotreOameS9 Dorian and Tim James and RADIANT 10 trn gg ALL ITEMS PRICED WITH shows, Saturday, Sunday and Monday at 1:30 p.m. p.m. in the church vestry. Main Street in Coventry. Second period— 3, Montreal, Galnev 13 8 *X ' Sprlnoarden98, Valley ForgeChrls.S3 wide receivers Willie Svdnor CASH DISCOUNT INCLUDED (Robinson, Corbonneau), 0:40. 3, Mon­ Greschner, NY, 14:55; Giles, Min, 19:27. ondJerrv Holloway. and evening performances Saturday and Sunday at The public is invited. St. Thomas Aquinos 88, Nyack 69 ADD $5 FOR VISA/MC & CHECK treal, Turnbull 16 (Robinson, Lotleur), Second period—3, New York, Thomas Coll83, Hutton 79 7:30 and Monday at 7 p.m. The menu will include roast beef, mashed potatoes, 3:35. 4, Montreal, Lafleur 23 (Carbon- Don Tampa Bay (N FL) — Signed FRANCO .m>.Tu J O The circus is sponsored by the Sphinx Shrine neau, Walter), 4:36. 5, Vancouver, Vermont51,Mlddleburv4S linebacker AI Richardson. vegetables, dessert of gingerbread and whippecl Maloney 20 (Greschner, Ruotsa- Soutti Temple. Tickets are available in advance or at the box cream, and coffee, tea or milk Lanthler 1 (Schllebener, Williams), 9:54. lalnen), Ala-Blrmlngham79, N.C.-CharlotteTO KERO-SUN and CORONA WICRS 6, Montreal, Milan 13 (Mattress), 13:40.7, :19. 4, New York, Sundstrom 20 Bluetleld97, Salem 88 Soccer office the day of the event. General admission is $4. Tickets will be sold at the door. Proceeds from the Vancouver, Sundstrom 29 (TantI, Smvl), (Lorouche, Rogers), 9:01. Penalties— Eastern Kentucky 86, Akron 77 Reserved seat tickets are $8 and $6. For ticket supper will go into the capitol improvements fund of 14:05. 8, Montreal, Lafleur 34 (Chobot, McClanahan, NY, :27; Plett, Min, :27; Son Diego (NASD — CLOSEOUTS Georgetown 58, Cumber land 54 information call 278-1111. the church. Robinson), 15:10. 9, Montreal, Lafleur 25 Allison, NY, 3:47; Greschner, NY, maior, GlenvIlleSS, Alderson-Broaddus83 P u rc h a se d forward Ade From ^ 3 ® ® Workshop for overeaters (Smith), 16:33.10, Vancouver, Sundstrom 7:00; Ferguson, Min, maior, 7:00; Don Kentucky St. 85,Campbellsvllle82 Cocker from Vancouver. 5200 ^^^^^^l**** * The charge is $4 for adults; $3.50 for senior citizens; 29 (TontI, Bubla), 17:38. Penalties— Maloney, NY, 10:35; Richter, Min, 10:35; Kv. Wesleyan77, Ashland (Ohio) SS If you are a compulsive eater, and would like to McMab, Van, 1:45; Hamel, Mon, 10:121; 17,600 BTU and $1.25 for children. Herbert Crickmore is Lelnonen, NY, 14:02. Moreheod St. 88, Younostown St. 64 Sociai tonight in Boiton overcome the habit, the place to go Saturday is a Schllebener, Van, 14:42. Third period— ^5, Minnesota, Plett 7 Murray St. 75,TtnnitsotTech72 pAUTO shutoff 1-1*1209.95 New From chairman of the supper committee. Third period— II, Vancouver, Lanthler (Broten), 3:22. 6, New York, Dave N E Loulslana82, Loultiano Tech 79 •PORCELAIN FIN. * v a a The Bolton Parent-Teacher Organization is spon- workshop to be conducted from 9:45 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 2 Maloney 7 (Don Maloney, Allison), 6:35. North Carollna8S,Vlrolnlo72 Center Congregational Church, 11 Center St. (Lanz), 9:05. 12, Vancouver, Belland 6 aoring an ice cream social today from 6; 30 to 9 p.m. in 7, Minnesota, Roberts 4 (CIccarelll, SE Loultlana81,GeoraloStote66 STRETCH YOUR PANASONIC The workshop is being sponsored by Willimantic (Gradin, Lanthler), 12:31.13, Vancouver, Napier), 11:57. 8, Minnesota, Llndgren 3 St. Auoustlne'i95, LlvInottoneSO burger budget By using 20,000 BTU the all-purpose room of Bolton Elementary School, 108 Photo exhibit at Lutz Smvl 20 (Sundstrom, TantI), 12:51. (A ctan , M a x w e ll), 18:27. Stetson 105, Bethun»-Cookman58 CORONA *7 3 ® ® Notch Road. Area Overeaters Anonymous Intergroup. It’s not a This Poloroid shot is among those at the Penalties— Mone. Penalties— Tenn.-Chat.86,WestornCarollno71 one part soy extender With 8*11 Claanlng Poroua Wick diet club. There are no dues or fees or weigh-ins. The Shots on goal-Vancouver 7-5-5— Maxwell, Min, 1:01; Greschner, NY, 4:01. The socjal is open to the public at an admission Lutz Children's Museum, 247 S. Main St., will be Lutz Children’s Museum’s “Young T ronsylvanloti, Berao69 to four parts of meat. ^ A r o n A 22.600 BTU only requirement for membership is a desire to stop 17. Shots on goal— New York 64-9-3— 22. Union 82, Thomas More81 Your taste buds won't list s t lu s Model fl2»)iS£ charge of f l. There will be cartoons shown for the open Saturday from 2 to 8 p.m. and Sunday from noon Expressions" exhibit. Montreol 5-18-5— 28. Minnesota 12-11-130— 36. Vo. Commonwealth 58, Jos. Madison 45 children. eating compulsively. to S p.m. for the viewing of a special photography Goalies— Vancouver, Garrett. Mont- Goalies— New York, Hanlon. Minne­ be able to tell the •Auto Shut Off C V A D O W. KentuckyTO,Old Dominion67 * . real, sota, W. Vo. St. 103, Folrmont88 difference, but vour •Porcelain Finish 9 # X v O H O W ^ l 0 8 ® ® Wjimsley, Sevlgnv. A— 16,284. Meloche. Ah-15,16Z w.Vo. Wesleyan 57, Whdellna 47 budget will! MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Feb. 10. 1984 - 15 U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Feb. 10. 1984 ‘ Killer beeSy drooling dog, panicked horses No slot machines allowed Face of Phantom Diner to be revealed In laundromats, maybe CARSON CITY. Nev. (UPI) - The Nevada Gaming ‘Master of Game’ tries Charleson Control Board has rea ffirm ^ its policy to keep slot DURING THE LIN E of duty, he and his wife, a phantom at the other station reviewed school machines out of laundromats but the state gaming Continued from page 13 cafeterias. commission, a higher authority, is expected to don't. They don’t go out a lot. I think that has Hartford elementary school teacher, may eat at a By Julianne Hostings “ So the only horses they could find were certain place two or three times before he’s He said the anonymity is OK with him. ’’I really reverse the decision — again. possibly to do with the fact that their “ You know, it’s like having to go to a symphony United Press International beautiful, thoroughbred race horses whose gathered enough research. like my privacy,” he said. On a 2-1 vote Wednesday, it recommended against careers were over. They had these horses standard of TV is so high. There’s no and having to say, ‘That’s enough’ after the first “ The idea is to be able to visit restaurants slots at the Maytag Highlander Center and the incentive to go out to the movies.” Their travels take them to the finest and the NEW YO RK - Making the nine-hour strapped in harnesses and they obviously movement. Impossible.” anonymously and give the restaurants an Parkway Plaza Laundromat, both'in Las Vegas. Charleson said he is always asked about most humble restaurants in the state, from miniseries “ Master of the Game” for CBS didn’t want to be there. Right, Phantom. . unbiased view,” he said. . The two board members have opposed installation how he feels about doing television when businessmen’s luncheonettes to hot dog stands to turned out to be a demanding role for “ There were some nasty days." of slot machines in laundromats because children are he’s in America. French restaurants. (He said Ou Village is his Scottish actor Ian Charleson — especially His weight doctor, by the way, understands the DON’T EXPECT culinary knife jobs from the often there with their parents. The board has denied "T h f re seems to be an attitude that film I favorite restuarant.) physically. ONE D A Y Charleson had just left his tent rigors of the restaurant critic business. “ I have Phantom — he said he won’t put a restaurant on permits for laundeomats in the past but the Nevada actors shouldn't do TV work. They’re ' Yes, the Phantom has his dislikes. They may An attack by killer bees (not In the and crossed the street to the makeup tent special dispensation to eat what I have to eat,” the air that he doesn’ t like. Gaming Commission has overturned the board each always apologetic about doing TV work. not make the show — he won’t feature a script). an attack by a dog (in the script) when he heard a thundering noise. the Phantom said, adding he’s on a strict diet the “ We’re not out to tear people apart,” he said. time, and it is expected to do so again. Feel they have to justify the fact they’ve restaurant he doesn’t like — but he has his pet and a close shave with panicked race horses “ Two of the horses had run amuck and rest of the week. “ The station doesn’t want me to do that; neither Board member Richard Hyte said there are 8.000 done a TV job. peeves. were all in a day’s work. they were dragging » cart up between the do 1 want to do that,” he said. slot locations in Nevada and enforcement is difficult. “ I don’t know why. You have to go where Don’t get him started. The miniseries based on Sidney Sheldon’s two tents. Three men in the cart were The rest of the week, by the way, he’s a paper He'll be at the Food Show Saturday and Sunday He suggested slot machines be confined to places that the work is. You can’t be snobbish.” “ Food that’s obviously gone by...fish that has a best-selling novel about three generations screaming because they were totally out of salesman for WWF Paper in East Hartford. He’s glazed look to it...shrimp that has an iodine taste. to autograph copies of his new book, “ Phantom’s sell liquor, have other forms of entertainment and are of a South African diamond empire Will air control. These horses were mad. 41, a Barre, Vt. native who grew up on boiled New Favorites.” (Price is 13.50.) adult- oriented. THE YOUNG blond Scot said he always Sauces with big gobs of flour...chowder so think Feb. 19-21. Dyan Cannon, Harry Hamlin “ The tent they crashed into was mine and And, just in case you should get it into your bead tries to watch about a half hour of television England dinners and didn’t get married until he you can stand a soup spoon in it. Cold items on hot and Cliff De Young also star in the the chair I had been sitting in seconds was 35. He’s a co-founder of the Brownstone to invite the Phantom home to dinner, don’t be a day when he’s in the United States. plates. Over-chilled salad. A waiter that just Need repairs around the ONE* OF TH E nicest production. before went flying through the air." nervous. “ I find it so extraordinary. My mouth 1“ restaurant in Hartford and he’s sung Gilbert and bends over backward to be obtrusive...” home? Call an expert. things about want ads Is It was filmed in Kenya last November- Then there was the day Jamie was Sullivan with the Simsbury Light Opera About that anonymity. It’s an idea PM "You never need to be afraid of good,- solid, You’ll find the help you drops open. I can’t believe it.” their low cost. Another is December — summer there. supposed to be attacked by an Alsatian Company. producers copied from another station — the middle-of-the-road food with me,” he said. need In Classified. 643- their quick action. Try a Charleson, the Scottish runner in “ Chari­ police dog. Game shows are a favorite. 2711. wont ad today! He does a quick imitation of a contestant ots of Fire,” is used to physical roles. But “ They lay me down on my back and they jumping up and down, grabbing at a game working in costumes and makeup under the got this poor big old Alsatian to stand over A frican sun was an uncom fortable me. He obviously didn’t want to do it. He show host. “ It’s wonderful because you see real challenge. stood vnth his head over mine slobbering and the guy says. 'All right, put your arm in loonies on American television. We don't THE ACTOR plays Jamie McGregor, the his mouth.’ have that in England. We keep our loonies 19th century South African diamond - " I said. 'I don’t think that’s very safe is locked up. In America they put them on prospector who founds the family's fortune. it?’ television. “ He said, 'Don’t worry, grab his throat. The bee attack came during a scene “ I like it. We don’t get to see naked where Jamie has been left in the desert to I ’ll pry his jaws open and you stick your arm hysteria on television.” die. Charleson was covered with a sugar- in — ram it right to the back and he can’t bite you.’’’ 1 based, fake blood. BORN IN Edinburgh, Scotland, Charle­ At that point, it was a little late to argue. February is “ Suddenly, these bees appeared from son studied architecture at the University l ! i e ' nowhere. The sky was black with them and of Edinburgh. jmarket CHARLESON BELIEVES the nature of they all went for me. I was lunch,” he said. “ The way I was brought up, working class RESTAURANT his business is changing rapidly. Projects “ They’re not killer bees at all but they've Scotland, to become and actor — nobody Sweetheart Month! e j V l u l b ^ that would have been made into feature got a nasty sting." would think of it. They'd just laugh at you.” LUNGHbMNNER Charleson said he ran for the nearest car, films a few years ago are now being made 11 “«1 SPEICALIZING IN: jumped in and refused to come out. “ It was for television — there’s more money in TV But at the university, he met people just like the movie, ‘The Swarm. ’ One of the and you can reach a wider audience, hhe studying drama. " I thought, they can do it, PRIME RIR RACK OF LAMB Trait p r love te a Sweetheart of a locals said he had never seen anything like said. why can’t I? It suddenly occurred to me that SEAFOOD STEAKS it." “ To make a film, I think, is going to it was a possibility.” He began performing SUNDAY BRUNCH The actor was stung in the neck and the become increasingly more of a luxury. while still in school, then went on to the UPI photo im il at one of these fine a m back. They seem to be dying out. famed Young Vic. Children's t Recular Menu AfiUible The scene was completed in a studio in “ In England, nobody goes to the movies. Making the nine-hour miniseries “Master of the Game” for CBS Travel is one of the reasons Charleson / rastauniits. England. It’s the lowest cinema-going public in the turned out to be a demanding role for \he Scottish actor ian went into acting. GLEN LOCHEN “ We had a lot of trouble with the horses, world. Other countries in Europe have NEW LONDON TPKE • GLASTONBURY “ I was terribly disappointed the first 10 Charleson. The TV production is based on Sydney Sheldon's because in Kenya they don’t have horses indigenous film industries — the French, years of my career, I never went anywhere best selling novel about three generations of a South African featuring this week: The Mulberry trained to pull carts or buggies. Oxen or the Italians. OPEN DAILY ififST^S^s 633-3832 except London. 1 was getting a bit fed up.” mules do that. “ Americans have good films. The British diamond empire will air Feb. 19-21. The Mulberry invites you tojoinUsfor our (daily Hot Luncheon Specials from $2.25 to $3.95, serving from 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. Monday- Friday. We will be serving dinner Tuesday Feb. Music Et Cetera Theater Cinema 14, from 5-9:30. Complimentary wine will be served with dinner. O '<1* O .1 Call for Valentine’s Day Muolkcrry trrt tufifUi tCu sUk O Bushnetl Memorial Hall, Hartford: Hartford University of Hartford, West Hartford; "The Darien Dinner Theater, Darien: “The Merry Hortlerd and Sun 2, 3:50, S:X, 7:M, Dinner Specials. uultut'U, wILck Jor Symphony Pops In a Dixieland and All That Jazz Time Machine,” will be shown as part of the Alhmiaum Cinema — Ca­ 9:30. — The Rocky Horror Widow,” playing through Feb. 19,. at the theater, Picture Show (R) FrI and Sot WEEKEND SPECIALS yiarr pfai^ 4K i>H|wrGMt concert, today and Saturday at 8:15 p.m.; Lena science fiction film series at the university, today sablanca FrI-Sun 7 ;X with PUB 4 65 Tokeneke Road. Tickets Include buffet dinner One Way Passage FrI 9 :X ; midnight. — Pink Floyd: The l^laked Usagna______JS5J5 623 Main Street /3part (A kLj d *«(*tTiKKt of Horne In "The Lady and Her Music,” Tuesday at 7 p.m.In Auerbach auditorium on the campus. and show. Tuesday through Saturdays, dinner at 7 Sat and Sun 6, 9. — Smilin' Wall (R) FrI and Sot mid­ - “ Itanclustir 'Cw VMo&f u aUt through Saturday at the Bushnell at 8 p.m. each (243-4349.) and show at 8:30 p.m.; Sunday matinees with Through Sot ond Sun 2:X. night. — Down of the I3ead n.00eff F.SOdff 2. Bakg6 5lRHed5liells. iuhiwmomso fS.25 649-3666 ih t(U XoMhi S«*l. and night. Tickets from S6.50 to $25. (246-6807.) Cinema City — Silkwood (R) FrI and Sat midnight. Manchester Community College, Manchester:, buffet lunch at 11:30 p.m. and show at 1 p.m.; (R) FrI 7:15,9:45; Sot 1,3:25, Mansfield s im H 3. Vtal 5callopiBi____iB ^a-ja!_J$5.95 University of Hartford, West Hartford: Satur­ Art exhibit In the Stairwell Gallery, 146 Hartfona HOURS 'bu.tu MKlioi lc< (UfttnoU Sunday evenings, dinner at 6 and show at 7:30 5:25,10; Sun1:20,4,7;15,9:45. Translux College Twin — x et PIZZA 4. Bakifl Scrod fei______$5.95 ’CD Sjj^(4SlK4 .WUUU lit day at 8 p.m., Kodaly Institute Chamber Singer In Road campus. Open 8 a.m. to 10 p.m., weekdays — Blame It on Rio (R) Sat 8 Beyond a Reasonable Doubt with IhH Coupon Eiphoo 4/1/S4 Mon-Fri Lunch 11-3 p.m. (655-7667.) (advance showing). — Un­ FrI 7:15, 9:15; Sot and Sun 5. Tgadgrloin Tips__ ^______$6.95 yrbujc(««u< jw-u). ^ Berkman Auditorium, no admission charge; and 9 a.m. to noon Saturdays. Yale University Theater, New Haven: “ The faithfully Yours (P G ) FrI 2:30,4:X , 7:15,9:15. — Don't 3B* I St. «fsr M7-ISSI Mon-Thurs. Dinner 5-9:30 Sunday, Greater Hartford Youth Orchestra at Atheneum Cinema, Hartford: "Casablanca,” 7:X, 9:50; Sat and Sun 2:X, Look Back FrI 7,9; Sot 3,5,7, 6. Filtt Migooii. ______$7.95 Vultures” playing today and Saturday and Fri-Sat. 5-10 T ^ l e 'J ^ u w e r r ^ 7:30 p.m. In Lincoln Theater, $4; Tuesday, live with Bogart and Bergman, today through Sunday Thursday through Saturday next week, at the 4:X, 7:30. 9:50. — Oonton 9. — Tender Mercies (R ) Sun Daily Hot Buffet for Lunch Electronic Music, 8 p.m. in Millard Auditorium, at 7:30 p.m. and “One Way Passage,” today at (PG ) FrI 7,9:35; Sot and Sun 3, 7 with Puberty Blues (R) Served from 12-2 ...... only $3.95 Sunday Brunch 11:30-3 theater, 222 York St. Curtain time Is 8 p.m. 1:W, 4:15, 7, 9:35. — Chilly Sun 5,9. Dinner 3-8 no charge; Wednesday, Eugene Drucker on 9:30 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday at 6 and 9 Thursdays and Fridays and 2 and 7:30 p.m. on Scenes of Winter (PG ) FrI Vernon 331 Center Street 647-9995 violin. Bliss Music Room at 8 p.m., no charge; p.m.; “Smilin Through,” Saturday and Sundayat 6:X , 9:55; Sat 3, 6:M, 9:55 Cine 1A 2 — Two of a Kind Saturdays. Tickets are $6. Performances In the with Annie Hall (PG ) FrI (PG ) FrI 7,9:10; Sat 1 :» , 7, Thursday, Hartt Symphonic Wind Ensemble, 2:30 p.m., at the cinema, 600 Main St. (525-1439.) Experimental Theater. (436-1600.) 8:10; Sat 1:15, 4:40, 8:10. — 9:10; Sun 1 :»,3:15 ,5,7,9:10. Millard Auditorium, 8 p.m., no charge. (243-4421.) Civic Center, Hartford: Food Expo from 11 a.m. Hartford Stage Company, Hartford: "Value of Personal Best (R) Sun 1,5:35, — Uncommon Valor (R ) FrI Coast Guard Academy, New London: Sunday at to 10 p.m., Saturday. (727-8080.) 9:55 with Chariots of Fire and Sot 7:10, 9:30; Sun 4:15, Names,” opens today and continues through (PG) Sun 3:10,7:40. 7:10, 9:X. — Dlgby, the 4 p.m.. Chamber Music Recital by the U.S. Coast Holland Brook Center, Glastonbury: “ Great March 11, except Mondays. Curtain times CIneshidle — The ^ r e t Biggest Dog In the World (C ) Guard Band. Free and open to the public. Meadows Tour,” Saturday from 2 to 4 p.m., from Tuesday through Thursday, 8 p.m.; Friday and Policeman's Other Bad (R) Sot and Sun 2. (444-8466.) FrI and Sot 7 : » with Never West Hartford , TheNbufy the center, 1361 Main St, program will be a ski tour Saturday, 8:30 p.rti.; Sunday, 7:30 p.m. Wednes­ Say Never Again (PG ) FrI Elm 1 A 2 — Uncommon Wesleyan University, Middletown; Afro- DAVIS FAMILY or hike, depending on weather. $2 tor Connecticut day matinee, 2 p.m. and Sunday matinee, 2:30 and Sot 9:15. — Mon (>ncle Valor (R) FrI 7, 9; Sat and , . ^ i i . American Music, Saturday at 8 p.m. In Crowell Audubon members and $3 for non-members. p.m. (527-5151.) Sun7:Xwlth Shoot thePlono Sun 2,4:X , 7,9:15.— Two of a NOW SERVING BEER & WINE Player 9:45. Kind (PG ) FrI 7, 9; Sot and DAILY and EVENIN& SPECIALS Concert Hall on the campus. $2 for general public Refreshments will be provided at end of program. Long Wharf Theater, New Haven: "The Colonial — Schedule Sun X4:W , 7,9:15. . 11*00 a m ^ 9 PM and $1 for students; Tuesday, Music for (633-8402.) Homesteaders,” opens Thursday and continues unavailable. The Movies — The Lonely Percussion at 8 p.m. In World Music Hall. Trans-Lux Cinema, Storrs: “ Don’t Look Rost HarNerd Guy (R) Fr112,1:40,3:20,5,7, Friday and Saturday Serving till 10:00 PM WEEKEND SPECIALS through March 25; "Shivaree,” will play until Rasiweed Pub A cinema— 8:45, 10:X; Sot 12:15, 2:15, Admission $1. (347-9411.) Bock,'' playing today, Saturday and Sunday and April 22 on Stage II, Tuesdays through Sundays. Uncommon Valor (R) FrI 4:15, 6, 10:05; Sun 12, 1:40, University of Connecticut, Storrs: English “Tender Mercies, Sunday through Tuesday, at Curtain times are Tuesday through Saturday at and Sot 7:15,9:15; Sun 7:15. 3:20,5,7:20,9:20. — Blame It ALTNAVEIGH INN FMDAY NIGHT language opera "Susannah,” today and Saturday the cinema. Route 195 In Storrs. Show time for the Peer Richard's Pub A Ci­ on Rio (R) Sot 8 (advance Under new ownership Fresh Bay Scallops 8:15 p.m; Sunday, 7:15 p.m. and matinees nema — Uncommon Valor showing with The Lonejy Broiled Swordfish Steak...... »9.25 at 8:15 p.m. In Von der Mehden Hall on the first film is 7 and 9 p.m., today, and 3, 5 ,7 and 9 Saturday at 4:15 p.m. and Sunday at 2:15 p.m., at (R) FrlandSat7:W,9:X,12; Guy 10:05). — Unfaithfully S u n d a y Chefs Choice university campus. Open to the public free of p.m., Saturday; for the second, Sunday at 3 and 7 the theater 222 Sargent St. (787-4282.) Sun 5 ,7:X, 9:X. Yaurs (PG ) FrI-Sun 12:15,-2, London Broil charge. (486-2106.) p.m. and Monday and Tuesday at 7 p.m. Showcase Cinema — 3:45, 54», 7:20, 9:20. — Pink Complete Roast Pork Dinner SATUI6AY NIGHT $549 Yale Repertory Theater, New Haven: Wlnterf- Terms of Endearment (PG) Floyd: The Wall (R) FrI a6d Holiday Inn, Hartford: Hartford Jazz Society (429-6062.) Fr11:40, 7,9:40,12; Sot 1:40, Sot midnight. — Dawn of the Roast Prime Ribs of B e e f...... *10.95 w/Mushroom Sauce presents Toshiko Aklyoshl, pianist and Lew Children’s Museum, West Hartford: Bloodmo- est IV, playing through Feb. 25, exploration of 4:15, 7:10, 9:40,12; Sun 1:40, Dead (R) FrI and Sat mld- 9,95 Tabackin, tenor sax and flute, Sunday trom 7 to 10 new plays and new playwrights presented In 4:15, 7:10, 9:40. — Sudden nlght. — Private School (R) Open Tues.' Sun..t ioted Mon. Fresh Bay Scallops ala Patron ... 9.25 blle Day, Saturday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Impact (R) FrI Z 7:20, 9:45, FrI and Sat midnight. p.m., at the Inn, 50 Morgan St. Tickets available at Activities for children while parents donate blood rotating repertory. Showtime Is 8 p.m., nightly 11:50; Sot I 4:30, 7:20, 9:45, Call for Reservations 429-4490 Join (/. For Happy Hour M —F From 4 FM - 7 PM (Coupons not good w/these speciels) except Sundays. Saturdays, 8:30 p.m. (436-3164.) door. (246-9374.) — games, free refreshments and other activities. 11:50; Sun 12.2:45,7:20,9:45. 957 Storrs Rd.. Ri.iu.5 Second Drink Half Price Center Church, Hartford: Wednesday noon (236-2961.) — Scorfoce (R) FrI 1, 7:30, CALOOR PUZA EXIT 93 OFF l-Rb 649-5487 Hole-In-The-Wall Theater, New Britain: I0 :X ; Sot 1,4:15,7:X, 10:X; S io rri, Connecticut. 623 Wain $f.. MoHdwifST 6 4 y -3 ^ 6 repertory, Wednesday at the church, 60 Gold St. Connecticut Audubon Society, Hartford: Slide “ Twelfth Night,” tonight and Saturday at 8:30 Sun 1, 4:15, 7:45. — Hot Dog The new proprietors. Vickie. Bill and Bernic. For reservations for lunch and program at S3 call ^ sharing program for area photographers, Wed­ (R) Fr11,7:40,10,12; Sot 1,3, p.m. at the theater, 36 North St. Admission Is by 5,10,12; Sun 1,3,5,7:40,10.— cordially welcome vou. by 4 p.m. on Tuesday. Or bring own lunch without nesday from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at Holland Brook donation. YentI (PG) FrI 1:X, 7, 9:X, reservation for coffee or tea and program at $1.50. Center, 1361 Main St., Glastonbury. Non­ 11:50; Sot 1 :» , 4:10, 7, 9:M, (249-5631.) Somers High School, Somers: The Somers 11:50; Sun 1 :» , 4:10, 7 ,9:M. photographers also Invited. Society members ■ASOAINMAtlNKf OAILT e o C A ' Village Players will present “ Bus Stop," today — Never Cry Wolf (PG ) FrI FlAtT SHOW ONLV • Jorgensen Auditorium, Storrs: The Borodin free. Non-members, $2. (633-8402.) 1:10, 7:35, 9:45, 11:40; Sot Trio, Tuesday at 8 p.m. In the auditorium on the Roaring Brook Nature Center, Canton: Multi­ and Saturday at 8 p.m., at the schoal. Tickets are 1:10, 3:20, 5:20, 7:35, 9:45, campus of the university. Tickets are $4 and $5. media program to be presented by Hans Lohse at $3. (749-0245.) 11:40; Sun 1:10, 3:20, 5:20, 7:35,9:45. — Reckless(R) FrI (486-4226.) 8 p.m. at the center, 70 Gracey Road. $2 tor 1:45, 7:40, 9:50, 11:40; Sot HARTFORD Eastern Connecticut State University, Wllll- members and $3 for non-members. (693-0263.) Trinity College, Hartford: “ Shakespeare Lady: 1:45, 3:35, 5 :» , 7:40, 9:50, INTEIt5TATE84(XIT58 mantlc: Program, "A Musical Valentine,” State Arm ory, Hartford: Shrine Circus, The Life and Times of Fanny Kemple," Saturday 11:40; Sun 1:45, 3:35, 5:20, EASTHAkTEOaO 5(;8 B8K) Polynesian at 8 p.m. In the Goodwin Theater of the Austin Arts 7:40, 9:50. — Star 80 (R) FrI HOUSE OF CHUNG Sunday at 3 p.m. In Shafer Auditorium on the through Monday. Saturday through Monday, 1:20, 7:25, 9:35, 11:45; Sot campus, corner Windham and Valley streets, by afternoon shows at 1 ;30 p.m. Evening performan­ Center of the college. (General admission $5. 1 :» , 3:20, 5:15, 7:25, 9:35, Fentuririff nuthentic Polynesian Chinese Wllllmantic Community Orchestra. Open to (527-8062.) 11:45; Sun 1:20, 3:20, 5:15, ces at 7:30 p.m., except Monday when show 7:25,9:35. and Cantonese Specialties American public free of charge. begins at 7 p.m. (278-1111.) Moachester Keller Auditorium, Farmington: "Anything — SHOWHAT:— = I \ O I l< />/(/NKs Palace Theater of the Arts, Stamford: The UA Theaters Rost — Silk- l e l M < i « i Goes,” playing today and Saturday at 8:15p.m. In wood (R) FrI 7:15, 9:45; Sot MBTAUNANT Berlin Chamber Orchestra will perform Saturday the auditorium at the UConn Health Center In and Sun 2,4;X , 7:15,9:40. — Cocktail Lounge The Lonely Guy (R) FrI 7:20, ''^RESTAURANT I.OUM*a at 8 p.m. at the theater, 61 Atlantic St. Tickets $15 Farmington. Presented by the Moonlight 9:30i Sat2,4,6:10; Sun2,3:40, S T A R 8 0 Si general public and $10 for seniors and students. Players. $6 for adults and $4 for students and 5:20,7-M, 9:M. — Blame It on Rt. 63, EMneton, C T 672-7327 a s ® a t (359-0009.) senior citizens. (267-4131.) Rio (R) Sot 8 — Unfaithfully ------SHaumnr:------St. Joseph College, West Hartford; Lecture and Yours (PG ) Frl7:M ,9:M ; Sot l » 7 m » l l d l SWEETHEART SPECIAL music of ” 11 Trovatore,” by David L. FIneberg of 363 BROAD ST. 179 TOLLAHO TPKE. Dance Mancheater the Connecticut Opera Association, Tuesday at The first librarian of Congress was engaged in 1800 NEVER CRY INCL. CHAMPAGNE TOAST, BK MANCHESTER 7:30 p.m. In Mercy Hall of the college, 1678 at $2 a day to organize the 740 volumes oidered for the W O L F ^ 6 4 9 -4 9 S S Asylum Ave. Free parking, refreshments. Admis­ fledgling library. STUFFED SHRIMP OR STEAK, 643-9529 sion $1. ------SHOwtinr:------OUR OWN soup, DESSERT, U.S. Dance Club, Rocky Hill: Valentine ■ ■l:IAT8M»EHId8 . benefit-student dance and buffet, 8 p.m., Satur­ COFFEE AND A CARNATION FOR day at the club, 38 New Britain Ave. Admission YENTLI THE LADY. * $10. (563-5048.) St. Lawrence O’Toole Church, Hartford: Ca­ Nertk WaKhHhifk — SMOWHMTi JUST 20.95 for 2 tholic Graduates Club of Greater Hartford, TeL 4I3-U31 188-H Valentine's Day 50s and 60s In the church Wine and Dine Lectures basement, 494 New Britain Ave. from 9 p.m. to 1 ROAST PORK SCARFACE COMING SUN. FEB. 12TH Fri. & Sot. Specials' a.m. Tickets $3 for members and $5 for Your Valentine E Come, Gome to . . . non-members. Bring your own liquid — *— • SHOWN All “NOT FOR SINGLES ONLY refreshments. To hsil Willimentic’s SINGLES NITEI” Romantic Weekend and Bar-B-Q Spare Ribs ^ *6.95 St. Francis Hospital and Medical Center, Jorgensen Auditorium, Storrs: "A Celebration DANCE TO THE MELLOW SOUNDS OF Hartford: Lecture Monday from 5to6p.m. at the of Spain In Dance and Music,” Thursday at 8 p.m. DINNER Valentine’s Day, we will

■ » . It - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Feb. 10. 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Feb. 10. 1984 - 17 Quick OK likely for extra heating A d vice my- Connecticut By Bruno V. Rannietio Rep. David Lavine, D-Durham, assistance program is funded by the necessary to assure those in need did In United Press International co-chairman of the energy committee, federal government with payments not run out of heat during this year’s iL. said the other two committees are based on initial and subsequent appli­ extremely cold winter. Jealous husband cannot deal Party chief backs Mondale HARTFORD — Quick legislative expected to act quickly on the plan next cations for fuel assistance. Lavine also asked Heintz to seek approval is expected next week on a week. Lavine had held up the plan for Lavine also proposed, and the support from the governor’s office on HARTFORD — Democratic State Chairman plan to provide needy families who two days until written amendments to committee approved, a request for a $3 the bond proposal. Heintz said he would James M. Fitzgerald has Joined other top party have exhausted the $900 limit for fuel spell out the change could be drawn up million bonding authorization to re­ submit the suggestion. with his wife’s male doctor leaders in the state in endorsing former Vice assistance with another $300 to heat for the committee. plenish weatherization funds if needed. Harris earlier told the committee President Waiter Mondale for the Democratic their homes. The amendments will allow money Rep. Mary Mushinsky, D- 2,345 people have exhausted their $900 presidential nomination. Wailingford, sought some assurances limit in heating aid and another 4,400 DEAR ABBY: I am 38 company would frown The Legislature’s Energy and Public for families who heat their homes with upon motherhood without Fitzgerald said 'Thursday that although no Utilities Committee voted unanim­ so-called utility heat such as electricity the weatherization program would not were drawing their last payments. and my wife is. 37. We've primaries or caucuses had been held, “it is clear be eliminated altogether and suggested Bradford S. Chase, the state’s energy been married for 18 years marriage, but I feel I am ously Thursday to shift $3 million in the and gas. Originally the plan limited the within my rights to have a to me that Fritz Mondale is the strongest Connecticut Energy Assistance Pro­ additional aid to homes heated with oil, a switch of only $2.1 million for fuel chief, also urged the transfer of funds in and I love her with ail my candidate our party can put forward to beat assistance. the heating aid program. heart. So here's the prob­ child if it will be brought gram from weatherization to fuel wood and propane. Dear Abby up in a stable, loving Ronald Reagan." assistance. Lawmakers said they wanted to offer Both James G. Harris, human The prpgram had come under fire lem: It bothers me that The party chairman joined several other top resources commissioner, and Stephen last year when some applications were she goes to a male doctor. home. We've considered The shift of funds must be reviewed the money to all poor families who Abigail Van Buren saying we are married to state Democratic officials in backing Mondale, by two other committees — Appropria­ qualify. B, Heintz, commissioner of income delayed and processed too late to aid a I have asked her to find a Including Gov. William O'Neill. Lt. Gov. Joseph maintenance, said the switch was number of needy families. woman doctor, but she ensure company appro­ tions and Human Services. The state’s $40 million energy val, but we prefer to be J. Fauliso and three Democratic members of the says she likes her doctor state's congressional delegation. and doesn't want to honest. If we choose to have a The two other Democratic members of change. Congress, including Sen. Christopher Dodd, 1 can't stop thinking family, can I be legally terminated for this rea­ D-Conn., have not announced their OOP’s primary plan about the fact that automobile mechanic true, there is no "wedding endorsements. another man sees my l&oking for a leak in the ring" in the marriage son? I can't afford to wife's body, and it's tear­ radiator. If you can't ceremony of Seventh-Day jeopardize my career. I ing me up inside. I know it overcome this hang-up Adventists. am paid strictly on a Three charged In assault clears Its first step sounds sick, but I can't without professional help, The church frowns on commission basis and no­ help it. We have two jewelry, but some where in my contract is ANSONIA —- A man and two teenagers from I advise you to get it. Ansonia have been arrested in connection with By Mark A. Dupuis 531-344 last month to allow the state's children, and I don't know members do not consider anything concerning this - . matter mentioned. Herald photo by Plnt^ the robbery and sexual assault of an 84-year-old United Press International 547,000 unaffiliated voters to join how I ever got through it. I DEAR ABBY: Please the wedding band "je­ registered Republicans in voting in try to hide my feelings, don't throw this away welry.” and after they are NAMELESS. New Troop 25 eagle scouts are Ciarcia, Jeffrey Larkin, Stephen Albert, Ansonia woman found bound in her home last OF COURSE week, state police said. HARTFORD — Republicans have primaries for governor, other state­ but I always end up thinking it’s from some married they wear them clockwise, from front left, Jeffrey Brian Kettledon, and William Hansen. wide offices, U.S. Senate and Congress. hurting her. foolish little girl because on their own. It is not a sin. Arrested Thursday were Michael E. Testone, successfully cleared the first step of a DEAR NAMELESS: If Kennard, Robert Lovett, Randolph John Rogers in in the center. 20, Daniel Mangado, 17. and William Cook III, 16. long legislative process to enact their Sen. Lowell Weicker Jr.. R-Conn., I can't for the life of me I'm 22 and consider this a You are apparently not and D’Amore pushed for the change understand why a woman serious problem. My boy­ you want to know your Freschlin, Edward Dupont, Edward saicf state police spokesman Adam Berluti. controversial plan to open some a Seventh-Day Adventist, Testone and Mangado were charged with and have vowed to file suit if necessary would want to go to a man friend is a Seventh-Day so I advise you to talk to a legal rights, consult an Connecticut GOP primaries to unaffil­ attorney, and/or the robbery, burglary, sexual assault and unlawful iated voters. to overturn the election laws limiting doctor. I would never Adventist and he says his local pastor of the church primary voting to party members. have a woman for my religion doesn’t approve and ask for some educa­ women’s rights advocate restraint, all in the first degree. They were being The Government Administration and in your area. But if you held in lieu of $100,000 bond pending arraignments Elections Committee voted 13-3 Thurs­ The bill approved for a hearing would doctor. Never! of jewelry of any kind, so I tional material about Boy Scouts from Troop 25 retain the existing prohibitions on Help me deal with this, shouldn’t expect a wed­ what is expected of can’t afford to jeopardize today in Milford Superior Court. day to hold a public hearing on the bill your career, I advise you Cook was charged with first-degree robbery to change a state law now restricting non-party members voting in primar­ Abby. ding ring! members. ies "unless otherwise provided by UPSET IN to live according to socie­ and first-degree burglary and was being held in participation in party primaries to BALTIMORE Maybe I’m silly, but I DEAR ABBY: I am a ty’s prevailing rules and lieu of $50,000 bond pending arraignment today. party members. party rules.” can’t imagine being mar­ 28-year-old single female get married before having presented with eagle badges The committee’s Democratic major­ Rep. John Atkin, D-Norwalk, chair­ man of the elections committee, voted DEAR UPSET: Pity ried without one. Does it and also an agent with a a family. ity openly opposed the bill, but all but Trucker speeding, more say three voted for the public hearing to get for the hearing but made it clear he you would never have a say somewhere in the large insurance company. Senior Boy Scouts of Troop 25 $768. Hazzard, Kory Kapitke, Ted Ka- woman doctor because Bible that wedding rings I am in a predicament (If you pul off writing were presented eagle badges at The following Scouts received BRIDGEPORT — Charles Kluttz was speeding comments on the plan. opposed the bill. He echoed fears of are a sin? I know I won’t pitke, Mark Keating, Jeffrey Getting a hearing on the bill was only other opponents who say the open­ one examination by a facing many single letters because you don’t Center Congregational Church re­ cash awards for exceeding sales Kennard, William Kennard. Brian before his truck slammed into a row of cars at the competent female physi­ die without one, but all my women my age. know what to say, get cently. The awards went to Ste­ quota; Robert Hogan, William Stratford Tolls and killed seven women and a minor victory for the GOP. which still primary plan could destroy the two- Kettledon, Todd Kleperis, Davi(| faces an uphill fight in getting the bill party system. cian would convince you married friends have My boyfriend and I live Abby’s booklet, "How to phen Albert, Edward Ciarca, Ed­ Kennard, Jeffrey Nelson, Michael Larkin. Jeffrey Larkin. Robert chldren, two more witnesses have testified in that her interests in your wedding bands, and I together, and because of a Write Letters for All Oc­ ward Dupont, Randolph Freschlin, Vassallo, Roderick Begin, Andrew Superior Court. approved by the committee and the “I believe in a two-party system,” won’t feel really married Lovett, Michael McNamara. I Legislature, both controlled by Atkin said. “I’m really sorry to see the body is s tr ic tly previous bad marriage casions." Send $2 and a William Hansen, Jeffrey Kennard, Clevenger, Gregory Siebert, Dana ' Also Mark Milewski, Gregory Angel Perez of Stratford said Thursday he saw professional. without one. (mine), we have decided long, stamped (37 cents), Brian Kettledon, Jeffrey Larkin, Dieterle, Mark Foley, Jonathan the truck approaching from behind at a high rate Democrats. Republican Party in the position ... WANTS A RING Mlodzinski, Jeffrey Nelson, James Still, GOP State Chairman Thomas J. where it has to grovel to get people to I assure you, your wife's not to include marriage in self-addressed envelope Robert Lovett and John Rogers. Damon, Paul Hansen, James Patrick. Todd Powers, John Rog; of speed before it veered away and slammed into physician gets about as our future. However, we to Abby, Letter Booklet, Albert is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hansen, Robert Salonen, Chris the toll station. D'Amore praised Thursday’s action as join the party.” P.O. Box 38923, Holly­ ers, Robert Salonen, Gregor Sien- “a step in the right direction.” Rep. Mae Schmidle, R-Newtown, "turned on" looking at would like to have child­ J. Lee Albert of Coventry. He is a Noyes, Leonard Sadosky, Jon bert, Mel Siebold. Jeffrey Staniu:- Kluttz, 36, 'of Cooleemee, N.C., was charged your wife's body as an DEAR WANTS: It’s ren. I’m afraid that my wood. Calif. 90038.) senior at Manchester High School. Mullen, Jeffrey Staniunas. with seven counts of misconduct with a motor “We’re not trying to dictate any who asked the bill be given a hearing, nas, Matthew Tracy, Michael change to the Democrats and we don’t said the GOP goal was not .’’groveling’ ’ Kettledon, son of Mr. and Mrs. J.R. The Chester Kimball Memorial Vassallo and Guy Wagner. vehicle and faces a maximum five years in prison Kettledon of 128 Branford St., is a first aid award went to the Panther and $5,000 fine if convicted. want them to dictate to us," said but trying to extend equal voting UPl photo senior at Howell Cheney Technical Patrol, Mark Foley, leader. The following Scouts were ad­ Motorists had told state police Kluttz may have D’Amore, who called the proposal "an privileges to all voters. School. Red Cross instructor certificates vanced to second class; Roderick been asleep at the wheel, but another witness in-house party mattef." Rep. Moira Lyons, D-Stamford, Frozen dinners ‘Depression is one thing, Hansen, the son of Mr. and Mrs. were presented to Patrick Kenn­ Begin, Robert Bove, Michael Dore, testified Kluttz moved his rig to the middle lane of Gov. William O’Neill also strongly responded the GOP plan wouldn’t Wiulliam Hansen of 56 W. Middle ard and Paul Maidment. Badges Gregory Dunphy, Robert Gess, the Connecticut Turnpike to allow her entry to the opposes the GOP plan, although he has extend all voting privileges to unaffil­ Nathan Gohia, Mark Keating, iated voters since primaries for the Three male grosbeaks enjoy the bountiful frozen dinner in Turnpike, is a junior at Howell for the CPR course were given to highway and did not appear to be speeding. not said definitely he would veto a bill Northwood, N.H., as the head of the flock beckons for the others Cheney. Lovett, the son of Mr. and Edward Ciarca, Edward Dupont, Andrew Klavins, Brian Monroe, on the open primary system. Legislature and local offices would still but lately I am really sick’ Mrs. Robert Lovett of 74 Wedge- Randolph Freschlin, William Jon Mullen, Chris Noyes, Leonard Bethel man held in murder A Republican state convention voted be limited to Republicans. to join them. wood Drive, is a sophomore at Hansen, Jeffrey Kennard, Jeffrey Sadowski and Wayne Wolfe. Ro­ Manchester High School. Larkin, Robert Lovett, James bert Fiske advanced to first class. DANBURY — A Bethel man has been ^ A R DR. LAMB: My heard this can be harmful The following boys are all Patrick, John Rogers, Peter Bern­ Dana Dieterle, Mark "Foley, arraigned for murder in Superior Court for the d d ^ r s say I’m going to the skin and causes juniors at Manchester High ier, Jeffrey Hazzard, David Lar­ Jeffrey Hazzard, Tad Kapitke, death of his second cousin, whose body was found through depression and your pores to enlarge with Todd Powers, Robert Salonen, in her Danbury apartment last week. Fourth Trident submarine to be iaunched Saturday age. Is this so? School: Ciarca, the son of Mr. and kin, Gregor Siebert, Mel Siebold, stress. But this past year Mrs. Edwai'd Ciarca of 211 Hollis­ Michael Vassallo and Guy Gregor Siebert and Michael Vas­ Kenneth Kubisek, 20, was arraigned Thursday I’ve been really sick. I’ve I’ve been using alcohol sallo were advanced to star scout. and ordered held at Bridgeport Correctional NEW LONDON (UPl) - More than his state’s greetings to the submarine’s from throughout Connecticut and other with supplements from other surround­ Your Health sponges for the past seven ter St.; Dupont, the son of Mr. and Wagner. Institute in lieu of $200,000 bond pending a court crew and commissioning guests. parts of New England planned to ing police departments. stayed in bed for weeks, Mrs. Rudolph Dupont of 173 Green Merit badgd^ were given to Chris Eaton, Kory Kapitke and 1,000 spectators were expected to be on but I can’t sleep. I don’t years because of its con­ James Patrick are life scouts. appearance March 1. hand Saturday to welcome the USS About 100 people from Georgia plan gather at 9 a.m. in New London and venience. It seems to dry Road; Freschlin, the son of Mr. Steven Albert, Roderick Beginr to attend, including a dozen runners march to the Naval facility’s gates. In a statement issued earlier, Swan­ have the desire to eat and Lawrence Lamb, M.D. and Mrs. Harry Freschlin of 43 Peter Bernier, Hal Brown, Ed­ The event was chaired by Mrs. He was arrested Wednesday night on a warrant Georgia, the nation’s fourth Trident I ’ve started losing weight. A up the oil in my skin and Gregory Mlodzinski. Rose Lovett, charging him with murder for the fatal stabbing submarine, into the U.S. naval fleet. who left Atlanta a week earlier with the At past events involving Trident berg said the Trident protesters helps to control acne. The Stephen St.; Kennard, ther son of ward Ciarca, Andrew Clevenger, and strangulationf Susan Lynch, 20, police said. The Georgia will be commissioned at state’s flag, running 1,300 milek in submarines, protesters have been “oppose the vast scope and costs of I often have awful fears Mr. and Mrs. Partrick Kennard of Matthew Clough, Jon Coleman, the mother of a new eagle scout, about death and dying. alcohol is also ver^nex- baked a cake. Ms. Lynch's body was found by her employer the Naval Underwater Systems Center relays to mark Saturday’s event. arrested by police in a symbolic show of military technology today. While there I’ve had bad headaches pensive and I can’t arford 47 Princeton St.; Larkin, the son of Todd Courcy, Dean Coulombe and Friday In her White Street apartment after she in New London, across the Thames Several hundred anti-nuclear protes­ their objections to the nuclfcar weapons are people in eastern Connecticut and Mr. and Mrs. Alan Larkin of 85 Jeffrey DeJoannis. ters j)lanned to demonstrate outside the and Trident submarines. Georgia living in fear of the cold, the every day and wonder if I expensive facial cleaners Highwood Drive, and Rogers, the Still a msyerty failed to report to work as a waitress at the Toby River from General Dynamics’ Elect­ have a tumor. I also cry diagnosed as having de­ Life. Others who want this and treatments. Also Dana Dieterle, Michael Jug restaurant. ric Boat shipyard in Groton, where it New London facility. ’ The Trident commissioning Satur­ Navy gives us Trident submarines. all the time. I've had these pression, therefore you issue can send 7S cents son of Mr. and Mrs. David Trainer Dore, Edward Dupont, Chris Ea­ The U.S. half-brig Mary Celeste was built. The 560-foot, 18,750-ton Trident will day will mark the first in New London. feelings when I feel I don’t should be under profes­ with a long, stamped, DEAR READER: For of 52 Hamlin St. ton, Richard Eaton, Matthew sailed from New York for Genoa on Roytype considers moving The ceremony will be highlighted by be capable of carrying 24 missiles with The three other Tridents were “While 70 percent of the children in have enough circulation sional supervision. Most self-addressed envelope oily skin, sponging the John Carlin was inducted as a Epstein, Robert Fiske, Mark Fo­ Nov. 7, 1872, and was found remarks from Admiral James D. a total of 408 nuclear warheads. launched at the Electric Boat shipyard. El Salvador are malnourished, the and it feels like my head is depressions that cause the for it to me, in care of the face with alcohol is a good new member and received a ley, Randy Freschlin, David abandoned in the Atlantic four NEWINGTON - Roytype Division of Royal Watkins, chief of naval operations, and Ned Swanberg of the War Resisters New London Police chief Donald United States sends them military empty. degree of disability you Manchester Herald, P.O. measure. Alcohol dis­ tenderfoot badge. Bryan Monroe Glade, Joshua Greenberg, James weeks later. The crew never was Business Machines Inc. may move to another by Sen. Mack Mattingly, R-Ga. Gov. League in Norwich, an organizer of Sloan said he will have his entire helicopters and attack aircraft," he I’m only 31, married describe are severe Box 1551. Radio City Sta­ solves oils and grease and was recognized as highest Christ­ Hansen and Paul Hansen. heard from. The loss of life was state or country because of financial loses and Joe Frank Harris of Georgia is to give Saturday’s protest, said protesters department on duty Saturday, along said. “We can’t let this go on." and have five children. enough that the person tion. New York, N.Y. helps to clean the skin mas kit seller with earnings of Also William Hansen. Jeffrey unknown. "extremely high” operating costs brought on by really can’t cope with it on 10019. surface. Alcohol also ' Connecticut's strict environmental require­ DEAR READER: You his own. Good friends are penetrates the cells and ments, the company said. aare describing some typ­ helpful, but they can’t Everyone has mood helps to dry up oily skin. Roytype, a national supplier of computer and Reagan top choice in Connecticut ical features of depres­ solve the basic problems swings. Sometimes being I don’t believe it will A b o u t Town ' typewriter ribbons, has been forced to consider sion. Many people lose involved in such mildly depressed or a increase the size of your moving because increased operating costs are HARTFORD (UPl) - of Connecticut’s Institute cut Democrats for their favored by 8 percent of the their appetites and lose depressions. little down is good be­ pores. The major concern cutting the company’s profit, said James L. President Reagan is well of Social Inquiry between party’s nomination. Fifty- state Democrats; former Special^-, ahead of the two top one percent of the Demo­ presidential nominee weight. Others eat and Such depressions can be cause it alerts people of is whether it could pro­ Childbirth films to air ' Snyder, Roytype Vice President and General Jan. 25 and 31 for the gain we'ight. Sleeping the need to make certain duce excessively dry skin. Buy some daffodils . Manager. Democratic presidential Hartford Courant. The crats surveyed favored George S. McGovern by 2 related to chemical im­ percent and former Flor­ problems and anxiety can balances. There are a changes in their lives. But if you have an oily The Family Oriented Childbirth Information The Manchester unit of the American Cancer A final decision, which could affect about 200 candidates and has strong poll released today has a Mondale as the party’s for your occur. The episodes of There is much you can do problem rather than dry, Society will sponsor two films on childbirth Thursday employees at Roytype's Alumni Road plant, support and widespread margin error of plus or nominee. Glenn was se­ ida Gov. Reubin Askew, number of useful medi­ Society will sponsor its annual daffodil festival March Sens. Alan Cranston of i V crying are typical. cines that can help control with your lifestyle to this ^houldfi’t be a at 7:30 p.m. in the fellowship hall of the Church of 14 through March 17. Flowers 'are priced at 35 cents ’ could be made as early as April, Snider said popularity in Connecticut, minus 5 percentage cond with 15 percent. yakntine prevent the downer of problem. Christ, 394 Lydall St. each or 10 for $3.50. Thursday. a new poll shows. points. The poll showed the California, Gary Hart of However, many de­ depression. Colorado and Ernest Hol- pressed people don't have' your mood swings. I also think alcohol “Nan’s Class” follows several couples through Last year, the Manchester unit sold 30,000 flowers The poll showed Reagan The^ poll also showed other six announced De­ I’d like you to under­ helps to eliminate some of preparation and participation in their babies' arrival. holding a comfortable Mondale-continues to be mocrats lagging far be­ lings of South Carolina by crying spells and their and raised $9,000. The goal this year is 40,000 flowers State sues over sewers one percent each. l/lii depression is far less stand depression, so I’m DEAR DR. LAMB: I the surface bacteria or “Breastfeeding — The Natural Way” provides for $13,000. margin over former Vice the top choice of Connecti­ hind. Jesse Jackson was r * sending you the Health use rubbing alcohol on a bacteria living in the information on the benefits of breastfeeding and the Procieeds will benefit cancer research, education HARTFORD — The state has sued the town of President Walter Mon­ obvious than yours. Letter 10-10, Depression: cotton ball to clean my pores that contribute to »^ays a woman can prepare her body. and service. Call 643-2168. . Seymour for failing to comply with a Department dale and Ohio Sen. John Evidently you've been The Ups and Downs of face twice a day. I’ve acne. The public is invited. There is no admission. of Environmental Protection order concerning Glenn if the elections were the town's sewer system. held today. \ Scandinavia on agenija Attorney General Joseph I. Lieberman said Despite the Democrats’ Don’t talk to strangers . Thursday the suit sought fines against the town dominance in voter regis­ T'he St. Bridget's Rosary Society will meet Monday tration in Connecticut, The Manchester Junior Women's Club has a safety at 8 p.m. in the school cafeteria. Carroll CoWing will for violations of the Department of Environmen- jewelry Travel Roll R ecords film available to preschool and kindergarten age : tal Protection order and a court order requiring residents preferred Rea­ give a presentation on Scandinavia. gan over Mondale by 55 children. The film, called “The Legend of Patch the Members are asked to bring high-protein, non- the town to comply with the state directive. in rich Rayon Brocade FOLK ART ForocloMrM Pony,” is .an animated filmstrip with cassette The DEP order prohibited additional sewer line percent to 35 percent. Us Psndont Liens perishable food to replenish the St. Vincent DePaul Reagan led Glenn by 56 and Savings Bank of Man­ Town of Manchester recording. It teaches the danger of children talking to emergency pantry. connections to the Seymour sewage facilities and Connecticut Bank and Internal Revenue Ser­ : required the town to take steps to reduce the percent to 32 percent. HERITAGE chester against Derrick Trust against Alice B. vice against property of continues lien against strangers. Mass will be said at 7:30 p.m.; recitation of the and Sandra St. Thomas, property of Herman To reserve the film call 643-1513. • amount of groundwater seeping into the system, The poll of 500 randomly by Gagnon, land on North Thomas P. O’Brien and roasary is at 7:1$ p.m. 7 chosen adults was con­ Features: Household Realty Corp. Street. Frenchette. Albert Mar­ Lieberman said. PFALTZGRAFF and Mechanics Savings O’Brien Construction Co., ducted by the University Connecticut National 604 E. Middle Turnpike, tin and Gerald Rothman, Dinner-dance planned • 1 full size Bank, unit 82B Pine street Bank against Jeffrey and 36 Concord St., $208.19. Museum extends hours \ compartment A Gift to Give with Pride Condominium. $17,279.99. Marsha Carlin, Pearl- Internal Revenue Ser­ Town of Manchester The Manchester St. Patrick’s Day committee will Savings Bank of Man­ continues . lien against The LuU Children's Museum will extend its hours 3 zippered smaller (at a terrific price!) Main Investment Co., vice against property of sponsor a dinner dance Feb. 25 at 7 p.m. at the KnighU during the week of February vacation, beginning Feb. compartments chester against Robert A. Emanuel Hirth, Trustee. Innovations Haircutting of Columbus Lodge on Main Street. Call 649-8523. Reg. SA LE Szy kula and General equi­ 84 Shepard Drive. Chairmen are John Sullivan and Joe McCarthy. • 1 ring holder ties. unit 583-1 Crest Salon, 211*A Spencer St., property of Auger Corp., Hours wiU be Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday from ‘WestowTi^njarmacy S piece place selling SIS. * 11.99 Edward S. Jaworski $5,690.93. 300 P ro g ress D rive, Condominim. noon to 5 p.m.; Thursday from noon to 8 p.m., and on The perfect against Rita S. Jaworski, Northfield Green Con­ $55.78. the weekend from noon to 5 p.m. The museum is VegelaMe Bowl 12- 9.60 Savings Bank of Man­ 83 Pitkin St. little extra chester against Robert A. dominium Association Town of Manchester closed Mondays. Call 643-0949. 14” Planer 15. Anthony Salafia against Inc. against property of continues lien against Garden Club meets 445 Hartford Rd. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK for your 11.95 Szykula and General equi­ MI -NSON ties. unit 571-11 Ccest Constance Salafia, land Joyce P. Lundberg, 66F property of Auger Corp., The Manchester Garden Club will meet Monday at 1 Learn to assert 643-5230 rASfws Valentine Teapol 33 oz. 25. 19.95 on Summer St. . Ambassador Drive, 300 P ro g ress Drive, p.m. at Center Church, Federation Room. ro t > n « il n »»lin tammimam tarn HatMiwm uwsiifc Siwl«o m d and only Condominim. wiastMi»i/uw4m«useonowio«subrt«ii Muppet Show (3® - Dr. Gene Scott Thursday to send letters to state officials FANTASTIC WORLD Two Brains' The world famous (32 Bridges. 1968. lower than that of his white neighbors Walter Albrecht, chairman of the (32 - ESPN'i SporttLook CD (S® - XIV Winter Olympic surgeon who invented the ® - Thicks of the Night protesting a recent Freedom of Information Games Today's program fea­ 2:30 A.M. because he is black. assessors board, said Wednesday Ran­ - MOVIE: 'Mlating' When Gary Coleman stars as D.C. ‘screw-top method’ o f entering IS) - Newsnight Commission member’s ruling that public-school an American writer disappears tures men's and women's 500 the brain marries one o f his pa­ (D- MOVIE: ‘The WMdOne' A PBC tells educators teacher evaluations are public information. The In his complaint to the state Commis­ dolph's property is assessed properly during a military coup in Chile, his meter speed skating, ice dancing, Collins, a kid who loses control tients. Steve Martin. Kathleen 12:15A.M. motorcycle club terrorizes a sion on Human Rights and Opportuni­ and there are no plans to change the the figure skating pairs/short pro­ town. Marlon Brando. Mary Mur- board also voted to offer financial assistance to family launches a fuil fiedged in* ol his daydreams and finds Tyrner. Carl Reiner. 1983. Rated Top Rank Boxing from Las gram. the two-man bobsled, 92 - rriiy, Lee Marvin. 1954. ties, Randolph asked his assessment to valuation. vestigation. Jack Lemmon. Sissy himself living the adventures of R V egas, N V Top Rank Boxing pre­ * the Somers school board should the case go to men's cross-country skiing and be corrected so he can get a fair price if Albrecht said the type of construction Spacek. John Shea. 1982 Rated sents s 10-round Jr. Weltsr- ® - MOVIE: 'The Amateur* A court. men's and women's singles luge. his favorite heroes. Here he O l - Night Flight PG wsighi bout fsaluring Gene CIA computer expert dtscoverft how to cut red tape he decides to sell. The panel will first involved in Randolph’s hou.se was (3 hrs.. 30 min ) thinks he Is Hawkeye Pierce of ® - Benny Hill Show The commission member's ruling came after Hatcher vs. Hector Sinfuentes. that his girlfriend has been kUied determine if there is reasonable responsible for an assessment about 9 (3$ USA Cartoon Express "M *A*S*H,” being assisted the Journal Inquirer newspaper challenged the CD - Benny Hill Show CB) - S p on s Tonight by terrorists. John Savage. Christ By Sarah Passeli By working with the Public Building grounds to pursue the complaint. percent lower than similar houses on o s - Dr. Gene Scott 12:30 A.M. topher Plummer. 1981. Rated R, Somers school board's refusal last summer to QSS - N ew s by Hot Lips Houlihan (Pam &~Or, W ho Herald Recorter Commission, school officials also hope Randolph claimed town officials told Hemlock Drive. (S( (Si - M*A*S‘ H CD - To Be Announcad release teacher evaluations. It must still be (32) ~ Coll. Basketball Report Segall). "The Fantastic World (SI - Twilight Zone SD Crossfire to avoid repetition to what some him Hemlock Drive and the center of Randolph said the discrimination he lO) - MOVIE: Caaey'a (32 - Not Neceseerity The approved by the full five-member commission at 0 2 - Care Bears of 0.(5. Collins," an NBC TV ® > Dating Gama BOLTON — The chairman of the alleged is worse on Hemlock Drive than Shadow' A horse trainer and his 11:15P.M. N ew s consider the town finance board's its March 14 meeting. The commission has rarely Killingworth^at-Mfddtesex County town family stake alt their hopes on a movie, airs FRIDAY, FEB. 10. - Crossfire (S® - Reporter 41 ® ® - Friday Night Videos 2:45A.Me Public Building Commission told the piece-meal approach to replacing the of 3,600 east of New Haven, was "not other parts of town because "the people young foal. Walter Matthau, Al­ overturned a preliminary ruling by one of its Qg) - M-A'S-H Q ® - SportsCenter school board members Thursday they Bolton Center School roof. School the place (or blacks.” If he weren’t who run this town are all around me. exis Smith. Roben Webber. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME 11:30P.M. ® - Thicfcp of the Night members. - Sneak Previews Co-hosts €S) - Attnjm Flash could save themselves frustration in Superintendent Richard E. Packman living on "snob hill,” Randolph said, he Hemlock Drive is set up (or them, not 1978 Rated PG CD - Barney Millm Boiton school board members voiced unanim­ Jeffrey Lyons and Neal Gabler re­ getting proposed capital improve­ has complained that the finance board would not be the victim of . for black working people like me.” (2$ - MacNell/Lehrer Newah- view and show scenes from the CD “ Thicha of the Night 1:00 A.M. ous opposition to the ruling, saying it would make our 3:00 A.M. ments through town red tape by hiring did not allocate enough mdhey to repair discrimination. Lena L. Ferguson of the human new movies in town including CD - Benny Hill Show ( D - All In the Family candid teacher evaluations impossible. (2S) - Reporter 41 Unfaithfully Yours’ and 'And the ® - MOVIE: 'The Ghost and preliminary consultants through the the worst section of roof. Randolph's house, assessed at rights commission said if grounds were @ - XIV Winter Olympic - Soul Train Ship Saits On.' (X) CD Mrs. Muir' A lonely widow finds Heim agreed that the school board $64,500, cost him $48,000 to build found for Randolph's complaint, it will (S) - 3-2-1. Contact Gam es Tonight's program fea­ 95 - Twilight Zone peace, and material for a best­ 6:30 P.M. (2§) - Veronica, El Rostro del tures highlights o f the day’s activ­ The Board of Education then voted to cannot avoid hiring its own consultants Bolton Lions plan dance himself. A house across the street has a try to resolve the dispute with the town. Amor ities at the Winter Olympics from ® - MOVIE: ’T.A.a. - The selling book, when she falls in follow PBC Chairman Ronald Heim's in cases where it needs cost estimates higher assessment but cost only $37,000 If that fails, a public hearing will be CD “ One Day at a Time Assaseination Gam e' An inno- love with the ghost of an old sea (SS - W heel o f Forturte Sarajevo. Yugoslavia. BOLTON — The Bolton Lions Club will hold a cent game o f killers-and-victims captain. Rex Harrison, Gene Tier­ recommendation and hire such a and drafts to apply for state funding. to build, including the land, Randolph scheduled and the commission will rule CD - CBS News bey. Dewey Martin, James Ar- dinner-dance to benefit the Bolton Scholarship - Barney Miller with a weekly review of econ­ (3D - Independent Network (3D - Honeymooners Suddenly becomes real. Robert ney. George Sanders. 1947. consultant to begin work on the He said the only way for the PBC to said. within 90 days. (33) - Sanford and Son ness. 1951 omic and Investment matters N ew s Fund at the Army-Navy Club in Manchester on ^ - Dr. W ho d® - SportsCenter Carradina. Rated PG. (3D MOVIE: 'Appointment proposed $400,000 library-media center avoid duplicating the board's early (32 - SportaCenter @) - Prime News (23) - 'Charytin' Programa musi­ (33) - Billy Crystal -A Com ic's (SD - Leave It to Beaver with a Killer' A British detec­ at Bolton High School. The board work is to get selectmen’s permission Feb. 17 from 6:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. (St - Hogan's Heroes cal presentando la bella Charytin Line tive's wife investigates the cas^ Tickets are $25 a couple. For tickets or more 8:00P.M. (2D ® - MOVIE; 'Fentastic (S ) - Crossfire 1:30 A.M. allocated $3,000 for the early work. to let the PBC hire the school board's Worid of D.C. Collins* A 14 o f murdered actress. Joanna Pet- Moonlighting by troopers ® (@ - NBC News (33) - Countdown to ‘64 Today's CD - Lavame & Shirley & Co. Heim said he is req u ir^ to seek architect. information, contact any member of the Bolton CD CD - Dukes of Hazzard The year-old boy. who lives out his 9:00 P.M. program features weekly prev­ - Tonight Show tet, Freddie Jones, Tony Anholt. (2D - Noticiero Nacionaf SIN Dukes try to maintain their cover fantasies as his favorite heroes, CD - CNN Headtlne News several price quotations from archi­ When the town formally approves a Lions Club or the John E. Whitham Nursery on - Dallas J.R rushes to iews and profiles of the 1984 ® - MOVIE: The Veer of 1975 Noticias nacionales con Guillermo as race-car drivers while working (D (D Route 6. 643-7802. becomes entangled in a real nu­ Sue Ellen's bedside and receives Olympics. livin g Dangerously’ A journal­ QD - Independent Network Q® - Coll. Basketball Report tects before hiring one to oversee capital project for the schools, and the Restrepo as government spies. (60 min.) clear blackmail plot Gary Cole­ a shocking piece of news after ist, trying to scoop the potential N aw e m ajor capital projects for the town, project is turned over to the PBC, the The Bolton Scholarship Fund awards about 20 investigated at dog track - Jeffersons man, Marilyn McCoo. Bernie (2® - Tw ilight Zone Q® - Night Flight CD - PM Magazine she is struck by a car. (60 min ) political overthrow o f Indonesia, ® - MOVIE: 'Target Earth', A even if the school board has already commission could continue to work college scholarships a year to current and former Casey. 1984. @ ) - Freeman Reports rheets and fails in love with the CS) ~ Freeman Reports - ABC N ew s CD - N ews CD - The Merv Show robot invasion of Earth, from the high school seniors living in Bolton. British attache. Mel Gibson. Sig­ paid to have an architect draw with the same architect it hired for the to - Business Report (22 - MOVIE: 'White Buffalo’ ^® - New Show planet Venus, seizes an American GS) - Kpng Fu HARTFORD (UPI) - tic, an aide to Forst, and were all transferred (© -M O V IE : St. Ives' A former - Top Rank Boxing from Las Wild Bill Hickok and Crazy Horse (32) @ - MOVIE; 'The Day the ourney Weaver. Linda Hunt. :ity. Richard Denning. Virginia preliminary plans. The commission school board, Heim said. Fourteen state troopers two lietenants, Robert new duties Thursday. crime reporter is hired by a niovie confront their deadliest adversary Vegas, NV Top Rank Boxing pre­ 1983. Rated PG. 3:15A.M. 7:00 P.M. mogul to locate valuable ledgers. Earth Stood Still' An alien ad­ Grey. 1955 oversees all capital building projects in Board members remained uncon­ are under investigation O’Shaughnessey of North " a mammoth white buffalo sents a 10-round Jr Welter­ ® - MOVIE: 'Cssey's Teachers work on skills CD - CBS News Charles Bronson. Jacqueline Bis- vises earth to stop aggressive HD - Pelicula: 'Rosario' town. vinced that the PBC is required by town Charles Bronson, Will Sampson, weight bout featuring Gene ® - MOVIE: ’The Rutiss’ Shadow' A horse trainer and his for moonlighting at an Stonington and William Forst said he ferst set. John Houseman. 1976, conquests of outer space or risk COVENTRY — Coventry Grammar School CD @ ) - M*A*S»H Jack Warden 1977 Hatcher vs Hector Sinfuentes ® - MOVIE: Abominable Dr. Monty Python’s Eric Idle remin­ family stake all their hopes on a Heim was invited to Thursday’s charter to seek price quotations before agency that does work for Sydenham of Mystic, The learned last month slate annihilation. Michael Rennie. Pa­ Phibes' A horribly disfigured isces about the early days of the (32) - Caesar's Tahoe Billiards l23) - Fourth Estate young foal. Walter Matthau. Al­ school board meeting to clarify the hiring an architect to oversee the teachers are continuing a program (or improve­ CD - Tic Tac Dough @ ) - Washington Week/ tricia Neal. Hugh Marlowe. 1951. doctor devises torments for the Fab Four. Michael Palin. George the Plainfield Greyhound others included another troopers were moonlight­ Classic 'Steve Mizerak vs. Earl Paul (3uko is joined by Rated G. exis Smith. Robert Webber. PBC’s duties in relation to proposals project. There was no dispute that the ment of classroom skills, which started in the fall CD - ABC N ew s Strickland.' Review 3 2 - Pallisers physicians he holds responsible Harrison, Mick Jagger. Park, which is the subject unidentified officer and 10 ing (or former trooper top Washington journalists ana­ 1978. Rated PG. semester. CD - Leugh-in (23) - Austin City Limits for his w ife's death. Vincent initiated by the school board. Adminis­ architect must seek formal bids before of a state grand jury troopers of the rank of Harry Boardsen. ownerof (53) - MOVIE: 'Used Cars' In or­ lyzing the week's news. 9:30 P.M. 9 2 - Despedida - That's Hollywood Price, Joseph Gotten. Hugh Grif- 3:30 A.M. trative delays in starting improve­ hiring a contractor. The weekly curriculum — which addresses Cff) - Jeffersons der to get ahead in the used car - NBA Basketball: N ew probe. sergeant or below, the Harry Boardsen Asso­ ® - MOVIE: ’Island of Dr. CD hth. 1971. ® - MOVIE: Charils Chan at - To Be Announced such topics as communication, testing and world. Rudy sells rattling wrecks York at Utah (SZ) - S tate W e 're In (3® ments to the Bolton High School soccer Members agreed to seek clarifica­ None of the officers, newspaper said. ciates of Groton. Forst CSt - SportsCenter 'Olympic Moreau' A seaman is lured into dD - Ten O'clock News tha Circus' Charlie Chan turns grading, student relationships, discipline, profes­ Edition.' at fancy prices. Kurt Russell. Jack the bizarre experiment of a mad e - Connecticut Lawmakers into a m e ^ go-round of murder. field brought the board’s frustration to tion on the matter from selectmen and who worked for a former Blanchette, O'Shaugh- began an internal investi­ Warden 1979 Rated R. 10:30P.M. sionalism and ethics — is part of a professional (3SI - Strawberry Shortcake scientist tinkering with evolution­ im - SIN Presenta; 'El Rafa' 11:45 P.M. Warner Otand, Keye Luke. J. Car- 3:45 A.M. a head. the town charter. colleague in a private nessey and Sydenham gation Jan. 17. (13) - MOVIE; ‘Guns o f a ary matters. Burt Lancaster. Mi­ - N ew s roll Naish. 1936. development program called "The MASTER - Star Trek 33) (32 - ESPN’s SportsLook detective and security Stranger’ A drifter arrives in a chael York, Nigel Davenport GD - MOVIE: 'Lady Caroline a®. - Sports Probe Lamb* The wife of a member of Teacher.” (S ) - Moneyline small western town and influ­ 1976 10:00 P.M. 2:00 A.M. agency, had departmen­ Parliment becomes involved with Teachers in this program participate in both ences one family. Marty Robbins, (29)' - Alfred Hitchcock 12:00 A.M. CD - News/Sign Off tal approval for their (22 - N ew s 8:30P.M. CD CD - Falcon Crest Power Lord Byron to the embarrassment Chill Wills, Dovie Beams. 1973 hungry Melissa sells her soul and (2® - 24 Horas individual study and in group discussions (S ) - Business Report CD - Hawaii Five-0 QD - America’s Top Ten of her family and the jeopardy of Bolton school chief off-duty job, as required CD ~ Heehhbeat Magazine her son to Angela and Terry's designed to explore the topics in depth. a® - MOVIE: The Thing’ A e - Independent Network - MOVIE: Death Car on tho ( D ' Joe Franklin Show her husbar^'s position. Sarah by state police regula­ I2I) - El Maieficio < party explodes into a blaze of CD CHURCH OF THE LIVING GOD U S. research station in the Arctic CD ~ Hawaii Five-0 N ew s Fm ew ay' A psychotic killer sin­ Miles. Richard Chamberlain, Jon ( ^ - Entertainment Tonight is terrorized by a strange creature tempers (60 min ) 95 - Solid Gold tions, said Public Safety (1^ - Wall Street Week dD - MacNeil/Lehrer Newsh- gles out lone female travelers and Finch. Margaret Leighton. Laur^ Commissioner Lester J. 39) - Family Feud from another world Kenneth To- Louis Rukeyser analyzes the '80s CD - N ew s our' torments them by forcing them ® - Newlywed Game ence Olivier, John MMa. 1973 ' Bolton volleyball canceled of Manchostor says where he’d cut Forst. BOLTON — The Recreation Department's UHi UAPIE^: EVERYBOPy UKIFORTUWATELV. Department investiga­ adult co-ed volleyball program, originally tors are looking into An Evangelical, THI^ 19 MY K.N0W5 ABOUT LAPIE^i WE WERE gram. The board took no The chief advantage of HUSBAND. EVBRYBOPY BL9B JU ^ T ON OUR WAY BRIDGE ASTRO By Sarah Passeli scheduled for Monday nights at Bolton High whether the troopers vio­ action to approve the the new program, Mrs. Full-Gospel Church IN THIB KB50RT. TO THE AIRPORT. Herald Reporter School, has been canceled, effective lated a state law that program Thursday, but Klein told the board, is in immediately. requires registration of GRAPH the money was left in the the variety of supplenien- BOLTON - School Su­ Recreation Director Gary Mortensen said he detective agency Sundays 10-11:30 a.m. perintendent Richard E. budget. tary study materials had to cancel the volley ball prgram when he available. They make it employment. Wednesdays 7-8:30 p.m. Packman Thursday gave Curriculum committee discovered it conflicts with continuing education The Hartford Courant South takes the cake Chairwoman Pamela possible for students of the school board a list of classes sponsored by the Board of Education. He identified three of the Bringing the message this Sunday six items it could cut from Sawyer and the teachers varying abilities to use the hopes to reschedule it for another time. spades said, "I have a maxi­ officers involved as Maj. will be the Rev. David Edwards, cfeur the 1984-85 school budget, told the board that a same basic textbook in Watch the Manchester Herald for further mum no-trump with very Wilfred Blanchette of Bal- NORTH 2-10-84 to bring the increase over major motive behind the each grade. The school details. president of Elim Bible Institute. ♦ K J 97 53 good spades and am willing ^^irthdsQ T proposal is the feeling now uses separate text­ to play three spades even if the current budget down ♦ AK5 among families with books for those students you have a bad hand." to 10.9 percent. t ASTROLOGY * ♦ 75 Feb. 11,1984 The budget proposal children in Bolton schools who need remedial help. ♦ J2 North’s four-heart call The Houghton-Mifflin 1,000 went ‘cold turkey’ Roliertson School, Manchester showed the ace of hearts and It you are an unattached does not include $138,000 that the present program t R EA D IN G S t WEST EAST separates high achievers books also include a range N. School St. (off N. M ain) slam interest, and ^South Aquarian, this coming year in capital projects the ♦ 8T MBS. lOU ♦ ♦ 84 ♦ 2 jumped right to the spade could be an exciting one lor board will ask the town to from those who learn at a of texts, including poetry, FARMINGTON (UPI) The ban attracted OUR PEOPLE ARE ALL SET NO PROBLEMS.' / HAVE YOU I HEAR UPPER ♦ 10 9 8 ♦ 643 slam. you romantically. However, be Include in its budget. slower rate. They said folk tales, and readings in — About a quarter of worldwide media atten­ ♦ ADVIK ON AU PROBUMS ♦ T'SO.GUZ! OOOLA'S 'DACTYL ♦ K J93 ♦ 10862 For more information: DINNY AND I ARE SEEN VYHAT NOPE! )Y0RCHS ENTRY West opened the 10 of careful not to have a number of Packman’s $25,191 list there is stigma attached other subjects such as Farmington’s residents tion throughout the month 4 F O R A P P O IN T U e N T C A LL 4* IS FLYING SETTER'N EVER,' READY A N ' WAITIN' V DINNY'S UP WHY?/' IS RIDING A ♦ 108 53 ♦ AQ974 hearts. South won in dummy, Involvements going at the to being in the lower level science and history. They cut back on televison and as well as the interest of ^ A43-448* ^ Call 644-3569 or 644-0506. o FOR TH' DECATHLONIS AGAINST? TYRANNOSAUR same time. of possible cuts would jL IN MANCHESTEn SOUTH played two rounds of trumps of the current program, contain more contempor­ a fearless 1,000 went "cold other communities seek­ Z O P tH OAE.V fAM-IOMi 2 NAMED "KILLER"! AQUARIUS (Jan. 30-Fab. 19) bring the proposed budget Rev, David W. Mullen, Pastor ♦ AQ 106 ana paused for study. Off­ down to $2,472,816. The list which uses different text­ ary readings, bearing a turkey” and gave it up ing to.lessen their child­ 'h prica with Ihit ad ^ ♦ gj72 hand it looked as if South Take things In stride today and books for slow learners. 1983 copyright. completely during the ren's viewing hours. ♦ AQ4 should try either the dia­ don't Insist friends conform to of items he said he could Elementary school Study materials make it ♦ K 6. mond finesse or a club lead a rigid program. Social plans do without next year in­ town's month-long TV possible to stress auditory to his king. If he guessed the may be subject to revisions. clude a $1,400 scroll saw reading consultant Ann ban, a town librarian said Vulnerable: Both right play, he would be The Matchmaker wheel tells for the vocational educa­ Klein listed other reasons learning for those stu­ Thursday. Dealer: South home, but South found a you your compatibility to all tion program, $3,400 for for the change — the texts dents having difficulty After tabulating pledge signs as well as shows you to West North East Soalb superior line of play that folding chairs, $3,000 for now in use are outdated, learning to read by purely cards for days, thp librar­ allowed him to have his cake which signs you are best suited visual clues, Mrs. Klein ^ it 1 NT romantically. To get yours, an accounting computer do not emphasize reading ians released the first We sincerely Pass 24P Pass 36 and eat it too. send $2 to Astro-Graph, Box for the administration, comprehension enough, said. Visual learning was results of a survey of Bob Bassett and Fred Venezia, co-owners of Pass 44P Pass 66 He played all the hearts to 489, Radio City Station. New $7,000 for a basketball and are accompanied by the method of the 1950s people who attempted to tho Westown Pharmacy ara groat believers In discard a club from dummy. believe that much Pass Pass Pass York, NY 10019. For your blacktop, $1,200 for a testing materials Bolton Dick-and-Jane textbooks, wean their children from consistent advertising, especially when It’s Then he went to dummy to Astro-Graph year-ahead teachers have found she said. done In the Manchester Herald. lead a club. East could do replacement flagpole, television by turning off credit for the success predictions, send an additional $5,600 for a sand spreader cumbersome. The new program would their sets during January. nothing better than to take St and your zodiac sign. W UU WHAT BUT IT5 NOW. A 60ME^ PTOPUe:- and $2,600 for a mimeo­ be used with all students "People are still hand­ Stop In and see either Bob or Fred at Westown his ace. South's king of clubs PISCES (Feb. 20-Nlareh 20) If of Westown Pharmacy PO VOU PEOCJyS 60TTA UU6T A ^ N T then allowed a diamond dis­ graph machine. AFTER A STUDY of in grades 1 through 6 and ing in pledge cards," said Pharmacy, 455 Hartford Road, Manchester — THlNICj 6EAN? ICE^P UF^ITH Opening lead: ¥ l0 at all possible, try to keep rela­ they will be glad to tell you more. CUT OUT TO card from dummy for the tives and ewsiders out ol your Packman stressed that available textbooks and for those who need reme­ librarian Donna -Enman VCNTVUZCP. Is due to consistent FA5HI0N TBBNPa twelfth trick. domestic affairs today. Their he would be reluctant to supplementary mate­ dial instruction in grades before a cermony at the By Oswald Jacoby Suppose West had held the contribution is apt to be less cut any of the items on the rials, a committee of 7 and 8. library to release the advertising In The and James Jacoby club ace. South would ruff than helpful. list, because some of them teachers selected the survey results and award his little club and be able to DECOt ARIES (March 21-April 19) Be are needed badly. But if reading program pub­ prizes in a student essay try the diamond finesse. Of sure to plan your itinerary care­ Herald!” u n it pecqy North's two-heart cuts must be made, he lished by Houghton- Cut laundry costs bv contest on the TV ban.. course if West had held both fully today, or you've apt to decreasing the amount of response was a Jacoby said, those are his Mifflin for a pilot test, “ This cold turkey figure the club ace and the dia­ waste a lot of time and motion. detergent used. Reduce transfer showing at least mond king, the hand would Map out a route rather than recommendations. which is being conducted will probably be higher,” five spades and indetermi­ this year in five elemen­ by one-third and see Ms. Enman said. SOBB-V HBBB. be doomed. running around in circles. whether you notice a FTe^NK)UY I BUT I DON'T nate strength. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Try BOARD MEMBERS tary school classes. The town librarian South's jump to three difference in the appear­ POHT cabe:- THINIO not to be apathetic In your heard a presentation by When response to the developed the idea for the commercial dealings today. If ance of your wash. Add i=OB IT HPER, IT5 YOU teachers Thursday on Houghton-Mifflin pro­ extra dollars to your experiment and con­ you play things too casually, it gram proved favorable, vinced the Board of Edu­ could lead to losses that could another budget item: a budget bv selling "don't CROSSWORD be avoided. request for $4,260 to buy a the committee agreed to needs" with a low-cost od cation to pass a resolution GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) comprehensive elemen­ recommend it to the In Classified. 643-2711. asking residents to pull .FRANK & ER N IE'(-\^ ^ Once you make a commitment tary school reading pro- board. the plug. THF cSuY Who today, do your best to stick to ACROSS 4 Tenuous Answer to Previous Puzzle It. Friends will be aggravated If DINER . grasp □ E H I i a you Introduce last-minute Pur THE ”OuiX' 1 Sail 5 Chalet changes. 4 Article 6 Colorado park □ □ □ □ □ CANCER (Juno 21-July 22) F ir e C a lls IN C U i/ lN F - 7 Lively dance 7 Merely Don’t dodge responsibilities ‘The Ultimate In Design and Service’ 10 Not pretty 8 Words of un­ today that you promised to 12 Expel derstanding (2 attend to tor another, even •"I 14 Entertainment wds.) though you could probably Tolland County group (abbr.) 6 Obtained ZIDDQD aaOD come up with a fantastic Monday, 9:34 a.m. — 15 Grimace 11 Beer excOse. 16 Diminutive suf­ □[□D iDDan maaiii medical call. School ingredient D E1D LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) If you tmaves X-IO fix 13 Far (prefix) are planning to go out on the Street (South Coventry). C 1.1. TUH.1I U S P .I . >M 01. 17 Collection 16 Accountant Monday, 11:28 p.m. — 18 Sermonize town this evening, it's best to (abbr.) stick to familiar places rather chimney fire, Ridgewood 20 Exhilarate 21 Beast of than experimenting with new 22 Wives Trail (South Coventry). burden ones. Wednesday, 6:46 p.m. 24 Adds 38 Male 46 Journey 26 Dispatched 23 Fit VtRQO (Aug. 23-Sopl. 22) — medical call, Bidwell WM/kT'LL' 'WHAT'LL IT I'VEBegk) C0IWIM& HERE CAM'TWOREET 24 Aroid descendant 48 Breaths hard Important goals could be 30 Talk (si.) 40 New Deal Tavern (South Coventry). 31 Ivan’s yes 25 It indebted to 46 Mild oath denied you today If you do IT BE, BE, ACE?" EVER)/ FRIPAV FDR 20 ^EAR5 A\BBViV\VK)AAAE project (abbr.) Wednesday, 7:14 p.m. 32 Decade 27 English school things In fits and starts. To be 41 Unearthly 50 Racetrack — chimney fire, 678 ACE? TWAT H0WirMEWnTL.EO1D AWO SAVi'toe 33 Measure of 28 Natty successful, you must be con­ Teleflora Letter Holder 26 Powerful 43 Nonsense character sistent and tenacious. Bunker Hill Road (South .DOES it ! ® 5FE6TAU D CAMAI2APeBE> land (metric) 1>50AL, ■51R"? 34 Exist explosive 44 Gibe 51 Clumay boat U8RA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) This Coventry). Bouquet 17.50 Up , (abbr.) 45 Medical Is not the day to practice men­ Thursday, 10:43 a.m. — * 36 Grain 53 Chinese 37 Supervisor 30 Boxing blow picture (comp, tal one-upsmanship. You could chimney fire, Hendee 36 Dormant 35 Worldly wd.) philotophy be embarrassed if you pretend Road (Andover). to know a lot about something 42 Watch t 2 3 4 Thursday, 1:49 a.m. — Tfel^ia VALENTINE SPECIAL 45 Noble gas 6 6 7 6 B of which you know little. SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) chimney fire, Bread & Open Monday, the 13th 'til 9:00 47 Goal 10 11 12 13 14 51 Examine Even though an Investment Milk Street (North judicially IB IB 17 proposal brought to you today Coventry). Shown left to right: 52 Abel’s brother could sound exceptional, you'd Thursday, 1:01 p.m. — Bob Bassett and Frad Venezia, co-owners, t 54 Shakespear­ 11 IB to 21 be wise to Investigate It In medical call, Andover ROSES ean villain ■ detail before jumping In. Elementary School 2i'^ 23 SAOITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 55 Former (Andover). Boxed Arranged In Vase Midsast 21) Outside Influences might I WONDER WHAT alliance 24 21 27 2^ ^B cut down your freedom of . Thursday, 5:07 p.m. — ’-14" ■ ■ action today. II you can't medical call, 25 Carter 10 29.95 37.50 THEY'RE c2rlVlN<5 (abbr.) 30 56 Cure change things, don't add to Road (Bolton, Manches­ ME FOR SUPPER 1 1 1 1 1 ■ your frustrations by bucking 14"-18" 39.95 47.50 57 Jacob’s twin 33 s. ter Ambulance). TONIiSHT. 58 Farawell 1 1 1 1 1 the tide. \ Friday, 1:17 a.m. — l8"-22” 49.95 57.50 JiattrI|P8trr Mpralb (abbr.) 37 40 IT CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 18) medical call. Orchard Hill 56 Cowboy 1 1 If you have an unfamiliar task Estates (South Rogsrs 4Z 43 to perform today, you'd better “Toiir Hoemowii Co i — ilN nawae ie «r 60 Tims zona organize every step In advance, Coventry). Put'nw Hanid AdvertMng To Work For Youl (abbr.) 4B 41 or else you could foul up the 646-8268 ■ |ob complataly. CALL DISPLAY ADVERTISING 643-2711 DOWN 61 62 13 64 Tnei.-Fridey-9:00-5:30 DO YOU have a bicycle 135 Center S t SB Thnr. til 9:00 1 Hop 60 67 no one rides? Why not Manchester, CL 9>mputer profecUoM are ■ offer It for sale with a 2 Opera prince U 60 BO Sat 9:00-3KW 3 Risque Just automated chicken- want ad? Call 643-2711 to counting. place your ad. 20 MANC HKSTKK HKIlAl.l). Kridov, Ki'b. 10. 1984

MAN( IlKSTKU IlKKAl-D. Kridoy. 1-VI) Hi, 1084 'I Lincoln’s Birthday Sale BUSIN ESS PLUS VALENTINE’S GIFT SUGGESTIONS • FRIDAY & SATURDAY Service gives In Brief firms access Kloehn opens office Edward W. Kloehn, has opened an office at 150 N. Mam St. for the practice of ciinica! social work, to bid iistings CHINON 35FA2 Pocket-Size 35mih including psychotherapy, marital and divorce Autofocus Camera with f/3.5 Lens counseling and family therapy. NEW YORK (UPI) — State and local governments Has auto-exposura, auto-focus and buiU-. Kloehn, a native of Milwaukee, Wis., is a and agencies put out Itids for more than $200 billion a in flash plus motorizad wind and rewind. *88 graduate of Man­ year in goods and services and that lucrative business Compact size makes it easy to use. Our Rag. , chester Community is now available from one source to companies ■■ College and the Uni­ throughout the country. Takes films to ISOfASA) 1000. 17- •MIRANDA MSI Match LED 3Smm SLR versity of Connecti­ BidNet went on line last week with a listing of Camera w/i/2.0 Lens, Our Rsg: 11«.«4 ...,. cut. He received his competitive bids from states, cities, counties, school M.S.W. degree from districts, hospitals and other local public-service h' the University of purchasers that it is selling to U.S. manufacturers, t t ''ii Connecticut School wholesalers and distributors of a wide range of KODAK of Social Work and products from automobiles to computers. Disc 6000 was granted an "Companies of all sizes will find our service Staffed Camera Academy of Certi­ useful," said Richard Cohen, vice president­ Professionally Outfit fied Social Work ad­ marketing and one of four founders of BidNet. vanced certification "Large companies have resources to track these EAR PIERCING • in 1977. bids but we believe they will find BidNet more cost 7,88 53.40 From 1975 to 1977, effective," he said. CLINIC STUDS INCLUDED Our Reg. 99.70 ; Kloehn was a clini- "What's more challenging to us is that BidNet Has buiit4n auto electronic cal social worker should open up opportunities for moderate size U P I ||' flash, motorized advance, stan­ with the Parent companies who never have had the resources or time them with garbag^and then toss lhem7 •FrIdayrFeb. 10th, 6PM to 9PM Child Resource Cen- They can get it for you wholesale at the dard and close-up lenses plus 2 film to compete outside their immediate locality," Cohen owner Jim Guimond says. Michele •Saturday, Feb. 11th, 11AM to 4PM discs, wrist strap, savings coupons and morel ter, Willimantic, said in a telephone interview. Plastic Bag Outlet in Wallingford, which and from 1977 to sells nothing but plastic bags. Why pay Shipsky (left) and Lynn Szeligowski •Choose from Goldtone, Silvertone, Simulated Here's the way BidNet works using an example of , HK m i m H April of 1983 he was one of its first customers, an automobile dealer in a more if all you're going to do is stuff help keep customers happy. Pearl or Diamond Studs family therapy small town in Oklahoma, who "does a substantial •Painless, medically approved method by nurse 14K GOLD JEW ELRY KODAK FILM Edward W. Kloehn coordinator at the volume of business selling motor vehicles to •Takes less than 30 seconds University of Con­ competitive contractors across the country." necticut's Medical School, where he was also a A state, county, or city might list a bid for 100 •Surgical-grade stainless steel, with 24K gold overlay ENTIRE •KODAK Clio-24 n mm Take plastic bags for granted? COLOR PRINT FILM . .. .£ .4 1 faculty member of the Family Therapy Training automobiles. BidNet's customer receives notice of the •Under age 10 must have written consent STOCK Program. bid the same day by telex, TWX, mailgram or •No ear piercing for children under age 3 5 0 % O F F •KODAK CP-135-24 m e - In April 1983, Kloehn joined Elmcrest Psychiat­ computer. If the dealer decides he can fill the order COLOR PRINT FILM .... £ .0 i ric Institute as director of its new Partial BidNet sends him a copy of the bid package. The This Wallingford outfit doesn’t /"f ■ 5.98 to204.98 11.97 to 409.97 •KODAK VR DISC « Hospitalization Program. Kloehn has presented dealer takes it from there. 2-PACK COLOR FILM ..,4.0% numerous conferences and workshops on sys­ BidNet has been developing its service for more Flowering Primrose Choose from our quality collection of HI tems theory, family therapy and partial hospital than a year, doing test runs for several weeks and By Jam es V. Heallon Commercial users are a big part of that," (luimond said •Necklaces •Bracelets •Earrings •Chains •Medals programs. began serious marketing efforts about three weeks United Press International Guimond's market, too. He held up a gray "Bianil X or Foliage Plant Currently, Kloehn is a member of a national ago. It went on line Feb. 1. He got started in retailing bags hag. taking care to do it rigli' Tin Our •I •Ropes •Bangle Bracelets •and much more! task force setting standards for Partial Hospital The majority of charter subscribers have opted for WALLINGFORD - Some peo­ by using them as promotional tools pros never pic k up a plastic liag ti;, 1.77 Rag. 2.29 (Stylet shown typical of group and may vary by atora. Stora slock only; sorry, no rainchacks.) P O L A R O ID 2 «P a c k s Programs. telex or mailgram bulletins initially but Cohen ple take plastic bags for granted. in his chemical lawn business. He its open ends with two hand« Tliey In a 4” decorative pot. •SX-70 COLOR FILM In addition to his professional endeavors, expects computer delivery will become the chief Up until last year, Jim Guimond was offered a franchise and turned grab the top with one hand, s(|oish Kloehn is a past board member and vice- used them for trash. Now he has his it down beeause the supplier's bags it together, and then lift The I'ag.-; Pius a colorful valentine Reg.i4aa...... 13«96' method in time. tag. Be a sweetheart! 14K GOLD ‘FLOATING president of the Manchester Early Learning There is no charge for public service purchasers to money in them. weren't good enough. Now he will aren't apt to shred that wa> •600 COLOR FILM Center, and is currently president of the list their bids. Participants to date include the states Guimond, 35, operates The Plas­ soon offer franehises him.self. "Am I in love with this Icig'.’" HEART’ CHARM (Reg. 8.97) Rag. 15.99...... 14.63 Manchester Historical Society. He and his wife, of Texas, North Carolina. Colorado, Maryland, tic Bag Outlet, which retails Saving customers money is The (iuimond asks. "No." he s.ic.s , WITH PURCHAS^OF ANY Ellen, a clinical social worker at the Community Missouri. Michigan and Arkansas, the City of New nothing but plastic bags at whole­ Plastic Bag Outlet's big number. "I'm just going lo put garl)age in it 14K GOLD CHAIN Child Guidance Clinic, -have three children and York and Kansas City. sale prices. Associate Lynn Szeli­ “When we first opened nine and toss it out. .Ask yoiir.self. wlic Colorful ‘Mums’ reside at 60 Coburn Road, Manchester. For bidders the subscription charge is $900 a year. gowski says it's the right business months ago, we used to put the spend all that money in a store m for Your Valentine Shorter subscriptions are available. That fee gives the at the right time. competition's bag on the walls and supermarket?" Nowadays people people want to we showed customers what they Our SAVE O V E R 3 0 % ; Lydall declares dividend subscriber access to all bids in three different The Plastic Bag Outlet sells 15 products or services and there is an extra charge for save money, and they have no would pay in the supermarket 3.97 Reg. 4.99 .Directors of Lydall Inc. have declared a compared to us." Guimond was standard sizes of plaiit and pi intcd access to additional markets. There is a smalicharge qualms about buying in wholesale bags in gauges running Irom In assorted colors, with dividend of 25 cents per share of the company's $1 outlets. "You would be surprised," saying. "We were normally half of attractive foil wrapping. for bid information packages. medium to heavy. Custom si/cs preferred stock. The dividend, voted on Feb. 1, is "Our service is tailored to individual interest," she said, "what people use them what they were. There's times A lovely living gift! 6-Hour VHS or payabe March 15 to stockholders of record March when a supermakret will run a are made to order Some eonveii Cohen said, eliminating the need to plough mrough for, too." . tional bags have a w hite Itltatk so 416’Hour Bata 2. hundreds of bids that are irrelevant.. / Surprise number one; a veteri­ good sale. Then they may get close ARMiTRON Quartz Sparkling 'v narian with a disposal problem. to our price but not often. the purchaser can write in wli.i Video Tape Vice president appointed Cohen and the other founders who comprise BidNet tever he wants. Analog Watches for ARMiTRON ‘Deauville Cassetta management — Andrew H. Lupton, Gregory 0, Surprise number two: the local "They save with us anywheres Lush, Greenhouse- Men and Women Diamond Watches WALLINGFORD — Eugene F. Torvend has Lipscomb and Mary W. Brady — were friends in police wanted 10,000 bags for from 30 to 50 percent for an A case of 250 amounts lo a yen s been promoted to vice president, manufacturing, Washington, D.C., where all worked for different evidence containers. Somebody average kitchen bag. Take our supply for most peojtle and ill a Fresh Plant In a YOUR $ 0 7 Our Reg. YOUR $ 7 7 Our Reg. else wanted skinny ones so they heavy gauge 1,5-gallon bag. It's ea.se weighs — actually it s a CHOICE 39.97 CHOICE f f 119.97 7.88 EA of Times Fiber Communication, an affiliate of government and private agencies. 6!^" Hanging Basket Our Rag. 11.87 could stuff them with individual green. We sell that bag for.5.4 cents cardboard box - is eight tu imte Choice of several styles Beautiful heart-shaped Insilco Corp. "One day a few years ago we were sitting around 0 7 Our In his new position, Torvend will be responsible and looking at Commerce Business Daily (a mackerels. Tidy dog walkers also each or $13.50 a case of 2.50. One of pounds. "Just stick it nndc-r Ihe in handsome goldtone or pendant or bracelet band. High-quality Oyna- counter in the kitchen ati ROGERS — Rogers Corp., manufacturers of from the previous year, Dickie said. workers could have an .impact nn electronic components, reported the highest AT&T to sell SN ET shares Nationally, the number of building housing activity in the state. Dickie profits in company history in 1983, up 8 percent permits issued in 1983 for new housing said. over 1982. HARTFORD (UPI) — , American Southern New England Telephone units increased 50to60 percent over the "A good portion of this is tha w:i\ The company reported profits of $4.4 million in Telephone & Telegraph and Southern was not one of the 22 telephone previous year, he said. people feel before they invest in a SPECTACULAR CLEARANCE SAVINGS! 1983 which were up sharply from 1982's income of New England Telephone have an­ companies ordered by the federal Dickie attributed the state and home," he said. $1 million. The company reported sales of $109.9 nounced the two' companies will split government to split from AT&T, Select Group of Color arid Black and White TV ’s •Refrigerators million in 1983 compared to $101.7 in 1982. into separate enterprises but continue although on Jan. 1 the companies must President Norman Greenman blamed the to work together through 21 new end certain staff service and technical >Washers •Dishwashers •Microwave Ovens •Ranges •dalcitlators disproportionate profit and sales increases on contracts. research contracts. "higher sales of better margin products, The two companies also said Thurs­ •Tape Recorders •Stereoa •Digital Clock Radios, many mbm! day AT&T will sell its 6.9 million shares The 21 contracts announced Thurs­ elimination of some products which are less day cover a wide range of subjects, tli»t«rmeOOK FOR THE STA RS... helps manufacturers gives birth meet the competition to business Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get n e w YORK (UPI) — A new LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (UPI) - ment and shoe factories, TAAC baby in the bedroom can mean a better results. Put a star on your ad and see what a Manufacturers fighting for their now finds computer and electron­ career out the window — or the lives against competition from ics companies asking for help in inspiration to start a new kind of foreign imports may be sav'ed by their battle against imports from at-home business. difference it mokes. Telephone 643-2711, Mondoy-Fridoy, an obscure government agency Japan, Taiwan and West Phyllis Gillis, author of “ Entre­ that will diagnose their trouble and Germany.. preneurial Mothers,” says she has help pay for the cure. ” We now range from computers discovered a "growing trend — to textile machinery to breweries 8:30 o.m. to 5:00 p.m._____, ' -______The Trade Adjustment Assist­ kind of like a guerrilla attack on ance Center has been in existence to steel m ills," Ryter said. "W e ’re the system " — for housewives with since 1978, but one regional direc­ increasingly getting into those small children to start small tor called it "one of the govern­ sectors where you’re seeing a businesses they can operate while ment’s best-kept secrets.” tremendous amount of import Help Wonted caring for their offspring. 21 Help Wanted 21 Lots/Lond for Sole 33 Apartments for Rent 42 Companies that can prove they challenge in the machinery and Her book includes teth how-to are ■ losing money and workers machine tool areas.” hints and success stories of moth­ because of foreign imports are Other clients manufacture tele­ ers who founded antique stores, M AN C H ESTER — Newer Surprise Your entitled to an "adjustment plan” housecleaning services, bakeries, FREE CATALOG Of oversized three bedroom from the agency with matching phone pagers, stuffed toys. artifU_ Land Borgolns — 5 acres cial flowers, farm implements a n r lamp-making companies and other duplex. V/2 baths. Ap­ federal funds to help pay for it. to 500 acres, covering pliances. Air condition­ pipe couplings. micro-businesses at home. Vermont and .the Berk- “ W e've prevented plants from Some were impelled by the need ing. Lorge deck. Attic being shut down totally,” said The 13 TAAC offices in the SECRETARY shlres, ot lowest imagina­ storage. $575 monthly, Valentine With a ... United States and Puerto Rico are to earn money and their inability to ble prices. Write: CA­ James Ott of Little Rock, Ark., the find both jobs and adequate plus utilities. Security. TAAC director for a six-state area. working with about 600 companies Motts Super Markets, Inc., currently has TALOG OFFICE, P.O. No pets. Call 646-0618. and have identified thousands as daycare. But others, Ms. Gillis o^penmg for a versatile Secretary in our East Box 938, North Adorns, "W e have worked with a firm (a said, decided they were not witling likely to be hurt by imports, Ryter Herald photo by Pinto Moss. 01247. SECOND FLOOR — Two Louisiana jeans factory) that has to fit their mothering into the Hartford office. Candidates must have ex- been down to 20 people in its said. Nine thousand potential ceilent over the phone skiiis and good typ­ family. Five rooms. Heat 5? clients are in Texas alone, so TAAC Business get-together schedule of the working world. Included. $500 monthly. factory and is back up to 140.” "For example, on Friday after­ ing ability A good personality and tho abil­ In Providence, R.I., TAAC has most recently opened a branch Business Property 35 Coll 646-3979. Valentine J. Brian Smith (left), vice president of University Travel in Storrs, exchange noons my kid’s class goes skat­ ity to deal effectively with many levels of helped turn around Anson Pro­ office in Dallas. ing,” she said. “ My responsibility management is important. ducts, a jewelry company, that had Smith Brothers Insurance of South information at a recent gathering of area M AN C H ESTER — Large Another new office covers the is to drive them to the rink, be on Candidates should be detail oriented, hav­ dropped to 125 employees but was Windsor: Sharon Fales, vice president of businesses at Piano’s Restaurant in STEEL BUILDINGS-Sell apartment. One bed­ "industrial heartland” in Michi­ the ice with them. I love doing it. ing good figure aptitude and should enjoy back at 300 by Christmas, said Lyle steel buildings to com­ room, appliances, park­ gan, Ohio and Illinois, he said. TonSha Business Systems Inc. of South Bolton. But if I were in a corporation, how working Independently. ing, beat and hot water Love Message Ryter, who runs the TAAC pro­ mercial and oorlculturol The agency has not pushed for Windsor: and John Tuite, president of could I justify that? It’s one thing Position offers liberal fringe benefits, free included. Call 649-2871. gram in Washington. morkets. Competitive new clients because Congress to take the day off when your child parking and a salary in the low teens. TAAC's work can keep dis­ manufacturer awarding budgeted just $2S million this year is sick. But these other things are MANCHESTER' — Five in the tressed plants from folding or For personal consideration, please send dealership In area soon. to operate the program nation­ important too.” your resume to: Profit potential In con­ room, two bedrooms, two moving out of the United States, he wide. President Reagan, in fact, car parking. $450 a said. Where once the emphasis was Japanese firms in U.S. concerned Mothers who start businesses at struction and soles. To wants to do away with the agency home tend to want an "integrated” apply coll WedgCor at month. No utilities. on smoke.stack industries or gar- Lease and security dep­ Manchester Herald oo on the grounds that the private life in which work can be sand­ SUPER MARKETS (303) 759-3200. sector should not be rescued by Mons osit reaulred. No pets. wiched in between mothering and P.O. Box 1675 Call 646-8352. government, Ryter said. about controversiai tax system housekeeping. "You have a half hour when the kids are watching Hartford, Ct. 06144-1675 Rooms for Rent 41 Call 643-2711 “ The Congress keeps on thinking Attention: Amy Trombley HiliBburg MANCHESTER — Mod­ You could be we’re a good investment ..." said NEW YORK (UPI) - Japanese income is determined based on the integrated circuit packages, both ’Sesame Street.’ It involves a very ern 3 room apartment. Ryter, a Reagan appointee. companies operating in the United average of these three ratios, in San Diego. disciplined use of time.” e o e m /f Stove, refrigerator. No and an Inventor Companies don’t have to be on States are awaiting witji great regardless of actual income in the The two companies have re­ Entrepreneurial mothers bring GENTLEMAN PRE­ pets. Security and lease. Ask For Janet before 12 noon, Monday Feb. 13 the verge of bankruptcy to get concern a report on the controver­ state. ceived notices from state tax their children along when they FERRED. $50.00 weekly. $310 plus utilities. Call help. The government will certify work, Ms. Gillis said. One of her 646-2000. BOSTON (U PI) — Are you an sial worldwide unitary taxation The system also has been authorities seeking payment of CUSTODIAN WANTED - DIRECT CARE AIDES — 649-4003. them for assistance if their sales or subjects founded a "kiddy bou­ innovative and inquisitive person system which, if upheld, could critized by European countries additional taxes based on the Port time early morn­ Community based profits have dropped in the past ings. 24 hours per week. SHARE V/i BATHS — FOR RENT — Two bed­ who likes to know how things have a dramatic impact on their and Canada. unitary taxation system. They tique” in her basement, using her agency serving disabled three years, their employment has See Scotty at Morlarty Kitchen privileges with room condominium, ap- work? If so, then you could become nearly $7 billion in investments But Japanese government and have refused payment. children as models. “ She encour­ citizens seeks part time decreased and their deteriorating Brothers, weekdays, 7 to aides for new group home owner and one other pllanced kitchen, IV an inventor. It's not as difficult as here. business circles have been espe- Sony Corp. of America, the ages her clients to bring their kids 2 condition can be attributed to 10am. tor 6 .mentally retarded tenant. Both men. Tele­ baths. $475 per month. Services Offered you might imagine. The report, to be submitted late t dally concerned, saying it will be a Japanese electronics maker’s New and they all play together.” Store/Oftice Space 51 Bullding/Contracting 53 income Tax Service 57 foreign imports. York-based subsidiary, has ap­ adults. Responsibilities phone 649-7630. Call 872-8379. Neophyte inventors and those this month by a cabinet-level stumbling block to efforts to shift Her subjects may work longer production to the United States, pealed to the California state board SECORD SHIFT SER­ include assisting In In­ who are just curious can meet Ryter said the agency is finding working group comprised of fed­ hours and gross less money than VICE STATION MAN­ FIVE ROOMS — 2 bed­ reduce the heavy U.S. trade deficit of equalization. Sony and Kyocera struction of adult living AVAILABLE TO HOUSE FARRAND R E M O D E L ­ more than 30 inventors this wee­ each company has its own series of eral, state and private business they would in traditional jobs, Ms. AGER - Medical, skills, social skills and rooms. Heat, stove and NEWLY DECORATED with Japan and create jobs here. reportedly also are preparing Apartments ter Rent 42 OR APARTMENT SIT In ING — Cabinets, roofing, kend, Feb. 10-12, at Boston’s problems — and often manage­ officials, concerns a controversiai Gillis said. But things tend to hospitalization and pen­ recreational activities. refrigerator Included. No OFFICE SPACE In Man­ tax that has been introduced by The Japanese also argue that the lawsuits. Manchester, February gutters, room additions, Museum of Science. The exhibit ment is one of the problems. balance out once the costs of day sion benefits. Call Mau- Second shift, third shift pets. $520 month. Secur­ chester. Centrally lo­ 2Sth to March 31st or includes discussions on creativity, California and 11 other states. system is a sort of double taxation A Sony Corp. of America execu­ arice Morlarty or Stan ity required. Available cated with ample park­ decks, all types of remo­ "You’ll find many firms ... exist care, transportation and wardrobe and weekend hours avail­ longer. Two female grad­ deling and repairs. FR EE product protection, inventor’s from instinct,” Ryter said. Under the system, multilateral which runs counter to interna­ tive says the system is "unfair, Graham at Morlarty able. High School di­ MANCHESTER-One, two April 1st. Call 643-1845 or ing. Call 649-2891. are deducted. and three bedroom uate students. Reply by estimates. Fully Insured. problems, funding sources and the “ We find the best thing we can do corporations with subsidiaries in tional custom. inequitable and unconstitutional,” Brothers. ploma and experience 643-1773. February 18th, P.O. Box those states are taxed not on the Japanese corporations had 238 adding “ Sohy..4s-determ in^ to Among the women Ms. Gillis apartments. Heat and hot Telephone 643-MI7, after invention process. is sit down and look at their with disabled persons re- 297, Storrs, CT 06268. 6pm, 647-8509. books of the subsidiaries alone, but U.S. subsidiaries as of June 1982. fight up^UTKe way to the S u ^ $ studied, services tended to domi­ BABYSITTER IN MY QUired. March, Inc., P.O. water. $400, $440, $495. FOUR ROOM, SECOND Some of the inventions on display strengths and weaknesses," Ryter Call 649-4800. Wanted to Rent 47 Income Tax include a motorized golf bag cart said, and help them work out a on the basis of their consolidated, Of this number, 223 are located in CouptTif necessary.” nate the at-home businesses. Moth­ HOME for one year old. Box 574, Manchester, CT. FLOOR - Heat, utilities, RETIRED NURSE appliances, garage, $400 DESIGN KITCHENS by for those who want the exercise of plan. worldwide profits. the 12 states with the controversial ilithin the Reagan administr^ ers have founded after school play Tuesdav-Fridav morn­ 646-4446. Deadline: Feb­ W ISHES private duty, J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, S ervice tion, the State Department and the'' ings 5am-8am. $2.50 per MANCHESTER - Beauti­ month. Woman, non- walking while golfing, a portable The TAAC staffers, who some­ In California, the only state to taxation system. In value, the groups, centers for senior citizens, ruary 13th. SIN G LE GARAGE — In home care or compan­ vanities, formica, Wilson actually try to collect the tax on outstanding capital investments Office of the Trade Representative ^“ Cart-a-Kid” programs that trans­ hour. Call 646-4016. ful new two bedroom, smoker preferred. No ionship. Reasonable FORM 1040 PREPARA­ door handle that allows a package times defer to private consultants, carpeting, appliances. pets. References. Secur­ Keeney School district or art, Corlan counter tops, burdened entrant to open the door might recommend plans for higher foreign business, they are required by Japanese business in the United are said to be in favor of port children home from school COMPANION FOR EL­ near Routes, South Wind­ rates and efficient care. kitchen cabinet fronts, TION. Good tax repres­ to release figures not only on States came to $6,887 billion at the dismantling the system. and home repair services. In the F U L L TIME O F F IC E DERLY PERSON — 4to5 Fully Insulated. $450 plus ity. Keith Real Estate, Call 649-7071. entation should not be with a flick of the foot, a pepper productivity, better inventory con­ CLERK — Diversified du­ utilities. Call Bob after 646-4126. sor. Coll after 5pm, 646- complete woodworking grinder that enables the cook to property, payroll and sales of end of 1981. course of her interviews, Ms. Gillis hours, Monday thru Fri­ 4298. service, custom made available, only to the trol or market penetration studies. ties. Typing a must I Tele­ day. References. Call 646- 6pm. 649-0917. wealthy, anymorel The stir a stew and grind pepper at the The plan must be approved by California businesses but on total Among Japanese companies di­ also ran across a male insurance WOODWORKING/CAR- furniture, colonial repro­ Most caviar sold in the United phone, filing, etc. Call 1642, weekends or after PEN TRY — Repair or Tax Saver 646-0015. same time, a gravity-defying toy, the firm and the federal Interna­ worldwide business. The ratios of rectly involved are Sony Corp. and company executive who retired Store/Otfice Space 44 ductions In wood, 9 varie­ States is made from the roe, or 643-1496 for appointment. 5pm. EAST HARTFORD — build new. Also small and a guitar which produces visual tional Trade Administration. Then subsidiary property, payroll and Kyocera Corp. Sony produces after a heart attack and then EOE. Three room, 1 bedroom ties of hardwood and sales to the corresponding overall picture tubes for color television eggs, of red salmon or whitefish, decided to open an after-school Services boot building. Coll 644- veneers NOW IN STOCK INCOME TAXES — Pre­ images simultaneously with the the company pays for the turna­ BABYSITTER WANTED apartment. Central loca­ 2362. pared bv CPA. Business & music. round, whatever it entails. figures are computed. Taxable sets and Kyocera manufactures rather than from sturgeon. play group. tion. Call 289-8590 after Call 649-9658 or evenings, TEXAS OIL COMPANY — For late evenings. . M AN CH ESTER — Office 289-7010. Individual. Call John, urgently needs mature Flexible hours. Must be 6pm. near Superior Court. 659-3069. person for Hartford area mature, reliable pnd Newly redecorated. Air Services Offered SI Painting/Papering 52 TH REE ROOMS — Heat, LEON CIESZYNSKI business sales rep. Sales have own transportation. conditioned and heated. BU ILD ER — New homes, experience not neces­ Call 646-6709. hot water, stove, refrig­ $125 per month. Call 646- erator, carpet. $325. additions, remodeling, sary. We train. Write 0505. REWEAVING BURN PAINTING AND PAPER Adults only. No pets. rec rooms, garages, kit­ T a x preparations — W.C. Dickerson, Southw­ NOTICE: NOW HIRING HOLES — zippers, um­ HANGING — Exterior chens remodeled, ceil­ estern Petroleum, Box — Taking applications Security deposit. Cen­ 1000 SQ. FT. — Ample and Interior, ceilings re­ In the convenience of trally located. Call 646- brellas repaired. Window ings, bath tile, dormers, your home. Reliable- 643-2711 789, Ft. Worth, TX 76101. for full or part time parking, >$200 monthly. shades, Venetian blinds. paired. References, fully ClassifiedBusiness Opportunities .. .22 Store/Oftice__ Space ...... 44 .62 7690. roofing. Residential or reasonable. Call Norm employment. Opportun­ 300 so. ft., $100 monthly, Notices Fo r advertisements to be Keys. TV FOR RENT. Insured. Quality work. commercial. 649-4291. Marshall, 643-9044. Situation Wanted...... 23 Resort Property...... 45 .63 Rates published Monday, the dead­ ity to earn $300 per week air. 236-6021, 644-3977. Marlow’s, 867 Main Martin Mattsson, even­ Lost/Found. ...01 Employment Info...... 24 Misc. for Rent...... 46 .64 Minimum Charge: to start. Call 646-3936. BOLT ...33 Painting/ Papering...... 52 H appy Ads: The M anchester Herald is Thursday, 6pm-9pm at Kevin Sullivan. diately. Call: 649-2865. or R EPLAC ED with dry- Investment Property .. groom, kitchen, Cnll64A-0792 Specialist. Additions, room set, $475. Call 649- 19 ...34 Bullding/Contracting...... 53 $3.00 per colum n inch responsible only forone incor­ 643-2711. wall. Call evenings. Gory garages, roofing, siding, 4179 after 5pm. DENTAL RECEPTION­ llvingroom. Parking, on n Business Property...... 35 Roofing/Siding...... 54 rect Insertion and then only W ILL SHARE 600 sq. ft. McHugh, 643-9321. kitchens, bathrooms, re­ • Resort Property ..,___ Automotive Deadlines IST / SECRETARY — busline. Call 646-6770. BRICKS, BLOCKS, Wonted to B orro w ...... 14 .36 Heating/Plumbing...... 55 for the size of the original STAY AHEAD OF IN­ Office Space — Three placement wlndows- FOUR PIECE MAHO­ F lo o rin g ...... 56 Cars/Trucks tor Sale .. Full time. 7:30 to 5pm. rooms. Excellent for ac­ STONE — Concrete. /doors. Call 643-6712. For classified advertise­ Insertion. FLATION — Turn your Four days a week. Diver­ MANCHESTER — Mod­ GANY BEDROOM SET Income Tax Service ...... 57 Motorcvcies/Bicvcies . countant. Centrally lo­ Chimney repairs. No lob Palntlng/Poperlng 52 — Good condition. Von- Rentals ments to be published Tues­ Errors which do not lessen spare hours Into money sified duties Including ern four room apart­ cated. Write: P.O. Box too small. Call 644-8356. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Employment Services Wanted...... 58 Rec Vehicles...... day through Saturday, the the value of the advertisement making hours. Flexible dictation and typing ment. March 1st ••••••••••••••••••••••a Ity, dresser, complete Rooms for Rent ...... 41 144, Manchester, CT RoofIng/SidIng 54 bed, night stand. Asking & Education Auto Services...... deadline is'noon on the day will not be corrected bv an hours. Work near home. skills. Experience pre­ occupancy. $350 plus util­ 06040. ODD JOBS, Trucking. Apartments for Rent .. ...42 For Sale Autos tor Rent/Lease.. Immediate openings for ities. Call 647-1113 after PAINTING AND PAPER $450, negotiable. Call 569- before publication. additional insertion. ferred. Dr. Squotrito, 646- Home repairs. You name HANGING — ExterlOb 6862. ...21 Homes for Rent ...... 43 Holldav/Seosonal...... 61 Misc. Automotive ..... men and women. Benef­ 1429. 6pm. It, we do It. Free esti­ its. No experience neces­ and Interior, ceilings r6? B ID W E L L HOME Im­ PLAYER PIANOS are In mates. Insured. 643-0304. paired. References, fully sary. EOE. Apply at Qual­ VERNON — M odern provement Company — HOTPOINT REFRIGER­ ity Inn, Route83, Vernon, demand. If you have one Insured. Quality work. Roofing , siding, altera­ ATOR — Good condition. Instruction 25 three room apartment. you do not use, why not SEWING MACHINE ME­ Martin Mattsson, even­ Suitable for cottage or CT, Monday, February Immediate occupancy. tions, additions. Same exchange it for cash with CHANIC - Call Aldo, 643- ings 649-4431. number for over 30 years. family room. $50. Call. Notices Personals 02 Mortgages 11 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 13th, 10am and 2pm, $260 plus utilities. 647-1113 0679 or 643-6021. sharp. a want ad. 649-6495. 649-1433, Keep Trying! after 6pm. GEORGE N. CONVERSE ••••••••••••••••••••••• — Painting and paper­ LARGE THREE CU­ OFFICE CLERK - busy •••#••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• NEED HELP WITH RE­ H ELP I Looking for ride FINANCIAL ASSIST­ PART TIM E — Earn unto Help Wanted' DIRECT CARE A ID ES — hanging. 30 Years Expe­ Heatlno/Plumbing 55 SHION SOFA — And Lost/Found 01 to East Hartford Center, ANCE — First, second $150 per week. Fast grow­ office needs person for PAIRS OR REMODEL­ ARE YOU TIRED OF lOOKING? Community based CERTIFIED MATH IN­ Homes for Sole 3t Homes for Sale 31 ING ? Inside or out. No rience! Call 643-2804. matching Chair. Excel­ 6am, Monday - Friday. and wrap-around resi­ ing corporation needs Look No M o n ---- telephone, typing and agency.serving disabled, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa lent condition. Asking. clerical work. Hours 7:30 STRUCTOR will tutor all lob too small. Call Russ, Call Bill, 643-1246 after dential and commercial people now! For Inter­ Wo Hovo Juot Tho Job For You. MASSEUSE citizens seeks part time grades. Complete, up­ ••••••••••#•••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• CEILINGS REPAIRED $200. Call 649-3893. 6pm. mortgages placed bought view call 647-8730. to 11:30; 12:30 to 4:30. Forhal* praforrod, full or port timo. 742-9757. FOGARTY BRO TH ERS LOST — Block cot with Good atmoophora. Excallant aides for new group home dated SAT preparation, or R EPLAC ED with dry- or sold. Accounts receiv­ Our high technology company has the Please mall resume with — Bathroom remodel­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa' white chest, white flea following openings: cllantala. Windham araa Cali tar 6 mentally retarded enrichment and remedia­ wall. Coll evenings, Gary ing; Installation water collar. Clyde Road area. Buyer meets seller In able, Inventory and lease MUNSON'S CANDY KIT­ salary requirements to waakdayo attar 6 p.'m.. 942-7442. adults. Responsibilities McHugh, 643-9321. MItc. for Sale 63 Saturday and 8u n ^ , anytima. tion. Coll 649-5453. NEWER TWO FAMILY heaters, garbage dispo­ Please call 649-4202. Classified ... and It’s financing, venture capi­ CHEN — Is accepting ENTRY LEVEL 'Office Clerk, 673 Spring Include assisting In In­ St., Manchester 06040- ••••••••••••••••••••*•• sals; faucet repairs. 649- happy meeting for both. tal. Call 6334)415. applications for clean up S!ocK Ciib/Materlal Haadjer struction of adult living TUTORING CLASSES aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 643-2711. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6799. MATURE STOCK Bullding/Contracting 53 7657. VIsa/MasterCard and delivery. Evenings Electronic Technician skills, social skills and OFFERED IN SPANISH SONSHINE DAY CARE accepted. and weekends. Call for C L E R K — Driver's li­ Help Wanted 21 Inspector recreational activities. — Your home or mine. CEN TER — 3 years thro ••••••••••••••••••••••a KIT *N’ CARLYLE ® by Larry Wright appointment 649-4332. TYPIST — Organized In­ cense required. Apply In Second shift, third shift Very reasonable rates. kindergarten. $45 weekly. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Assemblers dividual with minimum CARPENTRY AND MA­ ••••••••••••••••••••••• person: Marlow's, 867 and weekend hours avail­ Call Marlo/Doug, 649- (Trinity Covenant Flooring S6 ALUMINUM SHEETS RECEPTIONIST / SE­ five years office expe­ Main Street. SONRY — Free esti­ IN S P E C T O R - 3 to 5 years experience able. High School di­ 5661. Church). Now taking ap­ mates. Call Tony, used as printing plates — ELECTRONIC TECHNI­ CRETARY — For busy rience. Must have strong ploma and experience plications. Call 646-7160. CIAN — Part time. Hours WE OFFER EXCELLENT BENEFITS. If you math aptitude and plea­ 649-0811. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa .007” thick, 23 X 24”. 50« MoTHeR data processing depart­ are interested, please send in a resume or HANDI-CRAFTERS with disabled persons re­ each, or 5 for $2.00. Phone optional. Experienced ment In East Hartford. sant telephone manner WANTED — Torn your quired. March, Inc., P.O. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa FLOORSANDING — 4 A lb V/e‘(5 ^ repair and calibration. apply at: „ 643-2711. They MUST be Typing, busy phones and for diversified duties on hqnd crafted Items Into Box 574, Manchester, CT. Real Estate Condominiums 32 Condominiums 32 Floors like new. Special­ 6(RC(VT 'CAUSe Oscilloscopes, XY Re­ Personnel Department front reception desk. Call izing In older floors, natu­ picked up before handling walk-lnsat front dollors. Coll 646-6404, 646-4446. Deadline: Feb­ 11:00a.m. only. corders, etc. Call 644- desk. Call Mrs. Splllane, GEEBEE SCIENTIFIC PEODUCTS, Inc. for an appointment, 646- evenings. ruary 13th. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ral and stained floors. No 2151. 525-1421. 151 Batson Drive 4048. waxing anymore. John Mancheeter, Conn. 06040 Homes for Sole II Verfallle. Call 646-5750. V i EQE^^_____ £ M/F BANKING — Expe­ M EC H AN IC - To work In POSITION AVAILABLE rienced proof operator. eenerol outo repolr shop. — 2 or 3 days o week, CELEBRITY CIPHER WELLSWEEP EXCELLENT QUALITY otm d m o b Full time. South Windsor Experience nacestory In taking core of a disabled CtttbrltyCIplMr cryptoorwn* ar« M from quotattom by f«nou« I , PMl MANCHESTER — Four Outstanding 5-5 duplex in HARDWOOD. Mostly •ndpraMrrt.EMhlattarlnthoolpfMratandsforMoUMr. Totky'BotmFm^u^e. Bonk 8i Trust Co. Contact tuneups, use of Scope person In wheelchair. family. Good condition. Household Goods a SERVICE STATION AT­ PART TIME — Local Light housekeeping, va­ CONDOMINIUMS green. Cut, split and deli­ by CONNIE WIENER TENDANT — With me­ Warren Matteson for ap­ Anolyzar ond Emiulon Quiet street. Parking. Ed mint condition. Each side has 400 NORTH MAIN ST. MANCHESTER Corporation now hiring cuuming. Able to travel If aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa vered. Minimum 2 cords. chanical ability. Apply in for several positions 3-5 pointment, 289-6061. Testing. Alto eenerol Ward & Friends, 236-4581, Fully Appllanced Kitchens, W/Custom Wood “T8KF, LKFM DTJOYKF RDT D possible. Only those who large family kitchen with appli­ $70/cord. Call 649-1831. person: 252 Spencer evenings per week, wee­ knowledge needed In 523-5525. Cabinetry, Choice ot Carpet & Vinyl Floors, USED REFRltSERA- broke ond front end ore serious minded need Street, Manchester. kends optional. Starting ances, large living room, 3 Andersen Windows, I'A Baths, Individual Ba­ TORS, WASHERS, LANGE FDAM-FLO ZKFDJ MDWEFK. N8J, MBW'J work. Pleose reply Box apply. Interviews wlll.be IMMACULATE THREE rate $7.25, Ideal for some­ held at residence. Reply good sized bedrooms, 1 baths sements, Electric Radiant Heat. Convenient to Ranges - clean, guaran­ Buckle ski boots. Men'r one working during the KEYPUNCH OPERATORS U, c/o The Moncheater BEDROOM RANCH — teed, ports and service. D ub to •xpantlon w« havB imm«d* Harold ond Include, to Box UU c/o The Man­ Shopping, Recreation & Bus Line. Prices Start size 9 medium. $60. CcU LBKZFJ JQOJ ZYWZFK KBZFKT day and college students. iBtB opBninqt on our day/nl0ht Brick and stone exterior. and garage. $S6,900«. Low prices. B.D. Pearl 8, 643-2880. •Mft for BxpBrlBncBd Alphi/Nunv hourly woge desired. chester Herald. Walk out basement. 2 car Must be High School grad •ric opBTBlors. Wo offtr 4 dty« ^ OPEN HOUSE Son, 649 Main Street, MYM FIFKUJQYWZ OF MYM - EXPERIENCED TYPE­ and hove use of car. Call /nloht work wotk to If you havo garoge. Custom built. Call to inspect todayl Price 643-2171. WOODEN HOCKEY had aRpartanca on a Card or Kay CHILDCARE — Respon­ Won't last long at 874,900. Saturday & Sunday SETTER to work on Har­ 721-0349, 4-7pm. to Oitc tyatam wa art Intaradlad in SUPERINTENDENT sible woman within walk­ * 1 1 0 . 0 0 0 . STICKS — $6 each. Excel­ ris Advertising terminqi. talking to you about our InoantJva Beazlev-Hunt Realtors, 1-4 P.M. FIVE PIECE KITCHEN lent condition. Phone649- NDEXRDKMT DWM YW QYZQ bonuB plan andunlqua4day/nlght N E E D E D — For oport- ing distance of Martin 683-0048. Accurate typing and work waak. If you ara a hard work> mant complex locotcd In School to core for 8 year (We offer affordable hou$ing without iacrificing SET — Birdseye maple, 2433. some prior knowledge of PERSDN WITH COMPE­ Ing individual don't mlaa IM b op* quality. Stop by and compare!) table 48” X 32”, opens to QFFOT.” — ADKU TJKDTTAFUFK. portuiUty. Monchaster. Live on the old daughter before and SOURHT WINDSOR — newspaper ad makeup a TENT Clerical Skills for premises. Must hove pre­ after school and some 54", $95. Frlgldalre re­ SKI SET (Polesand boots PREVIO US SOLUTION: "Far more intriguing than why must. Send resume to an exciting, congenial 646-6900 For sale bv owner. Three ZIHSSER AGENCY frigerator, almond color, Included) Make on otter vious experience. Send school holidays. Referen­ bedroom Ranch, fire­ anybody became a writer Is how some boys grew up to be Box SS, c/o The Man- and well-equipped office. U im t litiBitiM ItsKiita resume to: Fountain Vil­ ces required. Coll New PETERMAN BLDG CO. 17 cu. ft., excellent condi­ under $501 call anytime frozen chicken breast packagers." — Mordecal Rlchlar. clmter Herald, P.O. Box Send resume to Person­ 434 Oakland Btreel place, paneled rec room. tion, $275. Picnic table, 8 for sizes and details, 643-» ^^anehMlar, CT 08040 lage, 175 A, Downey Hpven collect, 467-9179 One owner. Call 644-001^. 646-1511 649-9404 647-1340 647-0080 ' C1St4byNEA,lnc. 5n, Manchester, CT nel, Box 847, Manchester, Drive, Monchaster, CTY Cfltor 6om. ft., $25. Call 649-7147. 4859. 06040. CT 06040. 21 MANCIIKSTKK. HF.HAl.l). Ki uUiy. Keh. 10. 19B4 INVITATION TO BID Sealed bids will be received In Ihe Office of fhe DIrecfor The ‘lonely vets’ 'tudents become ^ Misc. for Sale 63 Misc. for Sale 63 Antiques 68 Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 Cars/Trockt for Sale 71 -O f General Services, 41 Cen­ irchblshop Is expected MIsc. for Sale 63 Misc. for Sale ter Street, Manchester, Con­ necticut, until February 24, ' 1984 of 11 ;00 a.m. for fhe fol­ scientists at fair TOYOTA 1976 SR5 to recover, doctors say M CC profs topic POOL TABLE — 32 X 60, WANTEff ANTIQUES: REGAL — 19806 cylinder, lowing; TWO PAIR ICE SKATES SEVEN ALUMINUM LONGBED PICKUP — 5 REDEVELOPMENT A END ROLL SPECIAL Includes balls, rack and Early VIcforlan, Oak, bronze color, automatic, — Black, plain. Medium STORM WINDOWS — speed with fiberglass CLEANING OF PROGRESS 27"i widlh, reg. ,2Se, pool sticks. $30. Call 646- 1920's and miscellaneous. power steering, power ... page 13 .. page 11 ... page 3 size. Speclol temper 50%” by 32". $10 each. cap, extra wheels and DRIVE WELL now 2 lor .306 1565. Please call 643-8709. steering, power brakes, TRAFFIC PAINT blades, $8 pair. Call 649- Two windows, 38%” by tires, AM/FM stereo 13% widlh. reg. 2 for .256. 24", $8. each. Call 646- tilt steering, air conditi­ TWO RECONDITIONED now 3 lor .306 7517 ______oned. Excellent condi­ cassette, rusty, 60,000 VOTING MACHINES 4706. ANTIQUES AND The Town of Manchester Is M U ST be picked up al Ihe LUTE STYLE MAN­ COLLECTIBLES- Will tion. $4000. 643-4633 week- miles. Runs excellent. on equal opportunity em­ Manchester Herald Office SWEDISH ICEAljGER — $99 BUYS A SUBURBAN DOLIN — For more Infor­ purchase outright or sell days or 634-1221 $1900. Call 643-9797. ployer, and requires an affir­ BEFORE 11am ONLY. 6 Inch with'sharpening mation call 649-7120. $50. mative action policy for all of stone, $20. Call 649-2048. COAL-M ASTER fOr use on commission. House lot weekends. Ask for Mike Sears. 1976 PONTIAC SUNBIRD Us Contrgtors and Vendors In a cellar. Works fine. ______/ or single piece. Tele­ a VANITY WITH MIRROR r- Automatic, power as condition of doing busi­ and mafchlng chest of Cosmetically poor. Call LAMB COAT — Excel­ phone 644-8962. ness with fhe Town, as per 644-2063. 1975 FORD GRANADA — steering, sunroof. Must Federal Order 11246. drawers. Good condition. lent condition. $75. Sell I $1500. Coll 649-3118. Bid Forms, plans and specifi­ Rain today: Manchester, Conn. Asking seo. Call 649-2558. Brown wool dress, fox High mileage. Nice look­ ing car. Best offer over cations ore available at the LARGE SELECTION o\ BRAND NEW ONE AMP collared lacket,$60. Sizes General Services Office, 41 Saturday, Feb. 11, 1984 $1000. Call 643-7714 after Smart shoppers shop Center Street, Manchester, warifi'Sunday SKI JA C K E T — Like new. general fireproof used Train Transformer, $25. ■ 8. 646-3025. A u to m o tiv e Single copy: 25$ metal office desks, filing Call 643-6463. 6pm. Classified! They find Connecticut — See page 2 Boys size 18. Shades of that’s a good way to fight TOWN OF MANCHESTER, blue. $15. Call 646-1427. cabinets, chairs, book­ CONNECTICUT I r r a lJ i the high cost of living. cases, storage cabinets. IRONSTONE FOR SALE 1973 PONTIAC VEN­ ROBERT B. WEISS, TURA — $750. Excellent GENERAL MANAGER RCA WHIRLPOOL RE­ Priced for quick sale. — Twelve place setflngs Home and Garden 6 4 Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 running condition. Call 008-02 FRIGERATOR — Ideal as 649-9953, Gremmo 8. Son of MIkasa Potter's Art, Misc. Automotive 76 a second refrlgerafor. Sales, 819 East Middle Sonoro Pattern, $80. after 6pm, 643-2045. $50. Call 649-1373. tpke., Manchester. Manchester 649-1847. LEGAL NOTICE ^ A.F.S. FRUIT SALE — 1971 CHEVY CONCOURS MUST SELL! 1974 Auction Salo for abindonod Pink grapefruit and Tem ­ WAGON — V 8, auto­ FOR SALE: Two Dunlop Truck. 1968 Chevy Stake. Model MITSUBISHI 5" Block 8. CALROD UNITS with re­ M O N TE CARLO — New; C50. I.D. No. CS538T13335 per TR U N K — Metal with ple oranges, $8 per box. matic, powersteering, ra­ Transmission, carbure­ steel belted radial snow section 4961. t d ^ held at: « White Portable Televi­ flector plates for Frlgl- MID'S MOTOH SALES Many possible wood trim, 36" long, 23” D_elJvered to your home dio, roof rack, posltrac- tor, plugs, wires, 2 snows. tires and wheels. P205- sion — With AM/FM dalre stove. Eight Inch tlon, defogger. Good 276 Narlfart leei and six Inch. Asking $15 high, 20" wide. About 70 March 10th and 11th. Call Good running condition. T5R14 Fits 1980 Plymouth Waatfciitar Israelis bomb ’m radio and built In digital 643-1439 or 646-7476 to snow-skllng-hlll climbing Volare. $35 each. Call feb. 141b. 1964 al 2:66 p.ia. clock and alarm. Call or best offer. Coll 649- years old. $45. Call 649- $1200. Call 647-8273 after 011-02 order. vehicle. Call 643-2880. 649-9902. 643-2940. 3893. 7625. 5pm. as successors rebels while > to Andropov

Bv Louise Branson civilians leave ^ United Press International REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK •» MOSCOW — The death of Yuri Andropov left no 2 . By Jack Redden Amin Gemayel with an airstrike 12 obvious heir apparent to the Soviet leadership but United Press International miles east of Beirut. speculation for the succession focused on Konstantin "Israeli air force planes at­ Chernenko, Andropov’s second-in-command, and two BEIRUT, Lebanon — U.S. helic­ tacked this afternoon 10 targets in of the youngest Politburo members. opters evacuated Americans from Bhamdoun area," an Israeli spo­ The announcement Friday that Chernenko, 72. was m west Beirut Friday as fighting kesman said. “These targets have to take charge of the funeral arrangements was FHCC continued in the heart of the been serving as headquarters by considered a sign he could assume the leadership job MARKET divided city and Israeli warplanes extremist groups for launching 15 months after Andropov defeated him in the struggle featuring.. REAL ESTATE SERVICES EVALUATION joined the battle to support the missions against civilian and se­ to succeed Leonid Brezhnev. beieagured Lebanese government. curity targets in Beirut and the The first indication Andropov would succeed ,, All On One Floor 223 East Center St., Manchester 643-4060 "This is by far the worst," south (of Lebanon.)" Brezhnev was when he was put in charge of the Three bedrooms plus a master bedroom suite with fire­ Margaret Cummings, an Ameri­ A Western diplomatic source funeral proceedings. place Family room with fireplace. Hardwood floors, can resident in Lebanon for 22 said the attack was aimed at rebel A Western diplomat said Chernenko, a Brezhnev wall to wall and a whole lot more. See this eight room $ 227, 000. years said while sitting on her reinforcements streaming toward protege, was widely considered a man of the past ranch today Recently reduced tor quick sale. $89,500 ANDOVER suitcase beside the seaside eva­ whose age counted against him. 1 west Beirut through the corridor Supreme Elegance best describes this magnifi­ cuation'zone. “I'm just fed up with that links the rebels in the south of "But he should not be discounted as a compromise cent 9 room Deluxe Ranch. Th|s home offers an it all.” the capital with the rebel-held candidate since he is officially the second-in- U.S. Marines took 344 people mountains. command," he said. exciting new world of living. Each room exquisi­ aboard 29 flights, mostly Ameri­ "The choice of a successor is going to be a real tely decorated features cathedral ceilings in liv­ can citizens but also including The attack was a signal to Syria problem this time around with no clear candidate and employees of the Japanese, South and the rebels that Israel would not the risk that if an older figure is chosen he could fall ing room and family room, carpeting throu­ Korean and Egyptian embassies. accept a return to the Palestinian . ill," a Western diplomat said. ghout, all custom draperies, formal dining room More than 500 British, Common­ and Syrian presence in Beirut that He said front runners for the leadership are Mikhail i- with chandelier, fully applianced kitchen with wealth and West European citizens preceded the 1982 Israeli invasion, Gorbachev, 52, the Politburo's youngest member, and filed into British helicopters on the although it would probably go Grigory Romanov, 60, the former Leningrad party double oven, laundry room, sitting room & mas­ road in front of the U.S. and British along with a military stalemate in boss. embassies for the short hop to the capital, the diplomat said. Other possible successors besides Chernenko New Listing ter bedroom have sliders to heated, glass en­ While Gemayel held lengthy Eight room, four bedroom home with two baths and closed, all-year-round pool. Horsebarn with wa­ ships waiting offshore. include Viktor Grishin, 69, and Geidar Aliyev, 60. garage This home has many possibilities, but is in need "Everybody seems happy to be talks with U.S. Ambassador Regi­ Another strong possibility is that the leadership could of considerable attention Call today for complete de­ ter power and telephone, hay loft, on 5+ acres leaving, no regrets," said Lt. nald Bartholomew at the presiden­ be shared by two or more of the 12 surviving full tails $52,900 can house 4 horses. A truly remarkable home George Milter, supervisor of the tial palace in the Christian suburb Politburo members if they fail to agree on a single We Gin help you become a U.S. evacuation. “A lot of Ameri­ of Baabda, clashes continued candidate. • REALE" PROFESSIONAL! with many extra features. * ii cans have had enough of the along the green line with shells Several Western diplomats believed Andropov had Call 646-4525. and ask for Dan. Call for more details. 643-4060 1 ^ : Middle East. If I were a civilian I slamming into adjacent areas. been grooming Gorbachev for the succession. D.F. REALE, INC. wouldn’t stay." Beirut radio, the' state radio Gorbachev was given wider-ranging responsibili­ Although the atmosphere was station now in rebel hands, re­ ties to oversee the election of key provincial officials Real Estate relaxed at the site of the evacua­ I7S Moin Sr., M ofithttfer, Cl. Si' ported that a food convoy relieved and also to travel to Canada and Portugal. 646-4525 ha fskn tfwffii tion, the sound of explosions and 60,000 people tied down in the But Gorbachev’s relatively young age may count machine-gun fire echoed in the Moslem Ras Naha neighborhood against him because "he may not be able to command streets from battles along the near the Museum crossing of the the support that the older Politburo members do," a “green line" that divides the green line. Western diplomat said. Moslem west of fhe city from At Beirut airport, home for the UP! The average age of the full Politburo members is 67. FOR SALE Christian east Beirut. shrinking contingent of U.S. Ma­ Photo Other possibilities are two veterans of Soviet CONGRATULATIONS ir n m m m For the first time in the week of rines, a Boeing 707 chartered by A U.S. Marirfe helps a woman with her child as she awaits evacuation to politics — Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko, 74, and fighting that has driven the Leba­ the International Red Cross landed a U.S. Navy sixth fleet ship in Beirut Friday. Hundreds of westereners left Defense Minister Dmitri Ustinov, 75. nese army from west Beirut, with 22 tons of medical supplies. It "They may give Gorbachev the important general 156 E Center St Israeli warplanes joined the attack was only the second plane to land the war-torn city by helicopter for naval vessels as the Israelis bombed secretary position but curb him by naming older on the rebels opposed to President Manchester since last Sunday. Moslem rebels. figures like Ustinov or Gromyko to the presidency." the diplomat said.-c^ Other Kremlin watchers believe Romanov stands a MANCHESTER $55,900. lyjW ''' better chance in the succession stakes since "he is of a Just starting or retiring? Consider this charming 4 M an ch ester Real Estate -more intermediate and therefore less threatening room Ranch in excellent cbndition. Ideally located in January inflation spurs mixed predictions age,” one diplomat said. quiet residential area, this home offers 2 bedrooms, liv­ Central location, walking distance to everything, 646-2000 Romanov was linked to the defense industry during ing room & bath, newly redone, with extra insulation, unique 2 bedroom Condo. All large rooms, new his 13 years as Leningrad parly boss. Some Soviet wallboard & windows. A delight to see! kitchen appliances, gas hot air heat, carpeting, 1 Food prices were up 2.7 percent percent. report to climb more than 40 percent in car garage. $45,900. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Wholesale experts feel that background will help him win Call for an appointment. 643-4060 prices jumped 0.6 percent in January, overall, while energy prices dipped 1.2 White House spokesman Larry January, they actually went up much backing from the military. as much business inflation as for all of percent. Speakes said in Santa Barbara, Calif., less, department statisticians said. The "But it is anybody’s guess how big a role the last year, in the wake of severe winter Because of the exceptionally cold "Our viewpoint on it is that although increase was an accumulated "cat­ military plays,” one diplomat said. weather that slowed supply lines and weather the first three months of the this is the largest one-month increase chup” adjustment for egg figures that Last June, Romanov was brought from Leningrad damaged crops, the government said year will "be a tough quarter" for in 14 months, it is still a relatively were missing in October, November to Moscow and made a secretary of the party Central Herm Frechette, Presi­ Friday. inflation for both businesses and modest gain." and December as an outbreak of avian Committee. Diplomats say he has some responsibility Analysts from Wall Street to interna­ consumers, economist Donald Ratajc- "We belidve the weather-related influenza had an increasing effect on for defense and economics. dent of Realty World- tional commodity markets have said zak said. increase in January will not dampen egg supplies. Malcolm Toon, the Carter administration’s ambas­ Tji.Y.'f they would not be surprised by some Yet Ratajczak, director of Georgia the overall progress made last year,” Prices on freeze-damaged Florida sador to the Soviet Union for three years, recently surge in business inflation in 1984, but State University's price forecasting Speakes said. citrus crops were not reflected in the predicted Romanov would be the next Soviet leader. Frechette Associates project, predicted the Producer Price For technical reasons, the January index. 2 ' most dismissed the January increase MANCHESTER $85,500 congratulates Tom as a temporary repercussion of De­ Index would end the year only about 3.5 report did not include a 17 cent-a-gallon The weather also was a factor in An admirable combination of living and comfort can be Tolland percent higher than at the start of the increase in heating oil prices that could sending pork prices up 9.2 percent yours with this 7 room Raised Ranch. This lovely home Vernon line. Lovely 7 room Raised Ranch. 3 bed­ cember's frigid weather. The rate of increase for everything year. have taken the index even higher. because producers slowed deliveries features 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, dining room, living room, rooms, large kitchen, family room, fireplace, built Benoit on an outstand­ PRICE JUST REDUCED However, department analysts said when frigid weather kept down hog Lincoln’s Birthday fireplaced family room and very private selling. Call our ins. large Inground pool, large lot. $89,900. Nicely decorated 5 room Ranch. besides food and energy remained at Last year’s 0.6 percent increase was Manchester office for details. 643-4060 ing year in 1983. 0.2 percent a month, the average for the a 19-year low. January's increase the report also greatly exaggerated weights. Prices for beef and chicken New kitchen floor and cabinets. past year and a clear sign that matched the 1983 yearly figure and was changes in^egg prices, without which also went up in January, but not by as Sunday, Feb. 12, Is Lincoln’s Birthday. Many Newer Thermopane windows, fundamental inflationary pressures more than in any single month since an the index change would have been much as in December. Institutions will observe the holiday on U&R REALTY CO. R EA LTY W ORLD# — Frechette Associates carpeting, heating system and are not building in the economy, identical jump in November 1982. about one-third lower. Fuel prices showed their sixth Monday. - FREE 497 BucMand Road. PO Box 623 December's increase was a revised 0.1 While egg prices appeared from the decline in the last seven months. MARKET South Windsor. CT 06074 roof. Owner anxious. $56,900.— analysts said. MUNICIPAL OFFICES: All town offices In 843-2692 Bus (203) 644-3481 fn R E A L E S T A T E S ER V IC ES e v a l u a t io n Manchester, Andover, Bolton and Coventry Robert D. Murdock, ReaNor REALTY WORLD. Etch cYfice rnoepenMrifr DW.1M end opefa'to 223 Eat! Center St., Manchester 643-4060 ^ will be closed Monday. STATE AND FEDERAL OFFICES: All state Wreckage of plane is found near bodies offices will be closed Monday. Federal offices will be open Monday. TEMPLETON, Mass. (UPI) - The plane to begin with it was really MAIL: Post offices will have regular window D.W. FISH REALTY CO. wreckage of a small plane missing for pathetic," said Cheryl Wilber. "Some­ hours and mall delivery on Monday. ’ g " '^1^ CaM iy ■ two weeks with four people believed one could have been out there suffering SCHOOLS: Public and parochial schools In OF aboard was found Friday along with and no one would have known about it." Manchester, Bolton, Coventry and Andover are t 243 Main SI., Manchealor 'Jernon Circle, Vernon several bodies in a swampy, wooded She said there were no footprints closed Monday. 643-1591 872-9153 area near the Gardner airport, state near the wreckage. Two years ago, the LIBRARIES' The Mary Cheney and Whiton police said. Wilbers found another plane in about Memorial libraries will be open regular hours No survivors were found and police the same area. today but will be closed Monday. Bentley •’ -4'. were trying to identify the victims from At about 2:30 p.m., police used a Memorial Library in Bolton will be open on body parts found at the scene, said registration number found at the scene WESTWOOD 90’s PORTER ST. 70’s State Police Sgt. Bernard Lajoie. to confirm the wreckage was from a Monday. The Booth and Dimock Memorial Luxurious 3 bedroom home in mint condition with new Home beaullfull Quality, charm and location make this “It must have been a high-impact rented plane missing since it took off Library in Coventry will be closed Monday. The wall to wall carpeting, 2'/^ baths, fireplaced family room, immaculate home worth seeingl Fireplaced living room crash. We have bodies at the scene but Jan. 28 from Mansfield, he said. Andover Public Library will be open regular glass sliders to deck and more. plus den or oflicel ERA BUYERS P R O TE C TIO N PLAN. we don’t even know how many,” he The single-engine plane took off hours today and from 7 to 9 p.m. on Monday. said. without filing a flight plan and a BANKS: Most banks will be open regular A special vehicle designed for three-state search was launched three hours today but will be closed Monday. swamps was called to the rugged days later. RETAILERS: Most stores and supermarkets terrain near the Gardner town line off will be open Monday. Route 2A to begin pulling parts of the The search was shifted to the Pijier Chrokee Arrow out of the swamp,, Gardner-Templeton area after offi­ LIQUOR: Package stores and bars will be Laj'oie said. cials received reports from witnesses open on Monday. A medical examiner was called to who said they thought they saw a plane GARBAGE: There will be regular pickup in begin identifying the bodies, and the crash in the area. Two snowfalls Manchester and Bolton on Monday. The frustrated Civil Air Patrol volunteers dumps in Andover and Coventry will be closed Federal Aviation Administration and who were scouring the area and efforts National Transporation Safety Board to find the plane were abandoned. on Monday. were to'investigate, he said. EMERGENCY NUMBERS: In Manchester, REDUCED 60’t RENT WITH OPTKW TO BUY! $79,900 MANCHESTER $96,500 The wreckage was found in thick Although no official identifications emergency phone numbers are highway, 647- Super V, lull shed dormered cape on Coleman Rd. 3 6 room home with fireplaced living room, formal dl MANCHESTER brush about a mile away from the have been released, Charles Perry, 55, 3233; refuse, 647-3248; sewer and water, 647- bedrooms, I'/i baths, fireplaced living room and morel room plus attached garage. Reallatlcally priced. * The wreckage of a small plane missing for two weeks with four airport at 11 a.m. by Carl Wilber, 40, of of the Brookline area, was believed to Immediate occupancy. Spacious * be the pilot. 3111. In Bolton, civil preparedness, 649-6743. Living on one floor. Large Bright people believed aboard ended Friday when the wreckage of the East Templeton and his 18-year old In Coventry, town garage, 742-6588. ★ New ★ daughter Cheryl. They called the Athol The passengers were believed to be BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO, INC. Beautiful 3 bedroom Salt Box Colonial rooms. 3 bedrooms, Formal Entry plane was found near Templeton, Mass. The wreckage and State Police barracks just before noon Robert Brewster, Arthur Herbert and MANCHESTER HERALD: The Herald will be REALTORS foyer, Extra wide hall, 2 baths. Fam­ several bodies were found in wooded areas near the Gardner after spotting the fragments. Caroline Porter, with the woman’s published as usual on and Monday. with open staircase and skylight. 2iull “It took them so long jo look for the hometown being Naples, Fla. 189 WEST CENTER STREET baths, stone firhpface, cathedral ceil- ily rm opening to deck and 20x40 In- Airport Friday. (Cornw ot Mc K m ) , ing, large deck, walk-in closets. ground Pool. Full basement, bath- ______646-2482 1 house, 2 car garage.______