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20 - MANCHF.STF.H HERALD. Friday. Jnn 4. 1985 MANCHESTER CONNECTICUT NEW ENGLAND WEATHER Changes in Israel’s kibbutzim keep children at home Snow ending early; Chamber leader Bill seeks abolition VonBulow case able By Wesley G. PIppert Kibbutz Shefayim. accommodations and prices that United Press International Peleg has a 14-year-old son who attract not only hard-pressed ‘blow’ pros,ecution I continued cold Sunday he says decides where he will stky. Israelis but thousands of tourists. stresses involvement of liquor commission KIBBUTZ NAVI, Israel - "I have never made a decision Journalists crossing into " Le ... page ,4 ... page 2 i p Change is sweeping the kibbutz, for him since he was 2,” Peleg said. banon through the Rosh Hanikra ... page 3 ... page 16| Israel's grand social experiment. "He decided to stay home until he checkpoint frequently stay over Nowadays children stay at home was 13. All his peers stayed at the night or eat breakfast at Kibbutz overnight instead of living separ children's home. But he had gotten Gesher Haziv, nestled among the ately and their parents go off to his own computer and didn't want hills of Lebanon, the hills of Galilee ^ r-T. work in factories. to." and a sandy Mediterranean beach. The 120,000 men, women and The homecoming has occurred The price: $21 per person for bed children on Israel’s 250 kibbutzim gradually. The orthodox Kibbutz and breakfast. Guests occasion still keep customs and values the Lavi in the Galilee voted in 1957 to ally pick their own grapefruit for first kibbutzniks had at the turn of let children live with their, p^ceflts breakfast or an avocado to take the century when they worked the and spend only the working hours home. land and lived communally. of the day in the children's houses. Gesher Haziv’s main source of iUanrh^Btfr H w x lh But change is obvious. Some is a "This 'revolutionary' step ... is income, however, is a factory that makes high chairs, rockers and w.4... ^4 * Snturdav.Saturday. Jan Jan. 5, 1985 — Single copy: 254 return to the traditional. Instead of one we have never regretted,” a Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm the children living, eating and Lavi member said. play tables. sleeping by themselves, many of Most of Israel’s kibbutzim still The Kibbutz Industries Associa them now eat the evening meal and have herds of dairy cows, tion says that within four years spend the night with their parents. hundreds of chickens and lush fruit every third kibbutz will have an "It boils down to the night. groves. A typical kibbutz h^s industrial project. Where will the children be?" said several hundred members and Nof Ginosar, on the shores of the Reappointment of Berte doesn’t please everyone Raphael Lancer, a member of Nof several hundred acres. Sea of Gaiiiee, boasts immense red Ginosar. The kibbutz cares for every need bananas that are indistinguishable in taste from the smaller yellow -that go beyond the political,” he party, who asked not To be Previously children were consi for its members. There are no By Kathy Garmus and should have been filled by a matters that fall under the juris merit,” said Berte, who lives at 57 dered “the property of the kibbut salaries, but the kibbutz has ones. The big red ones were Tuck Road. said. "He has performed his job identified, said local Democrats Herald Reporter Democrat. diction of the Workmen’s Compen had pushed for the appointment of zim,” Lancer said. “They ignored annual individual budgets for such brought from Mexico four yeare sation Act. The district he serves Because of legislation enacted in vdry well. I have found him to be ago. This year the kibbutz win "When the Republicans come in, very professional and very former Mayor John W. Thompson, the needs of the mother.” things as vacations, clothing, Gov. William A. O'Neill has they aren't going to appoint one of includes Manchester, East Hart 1983, Berte's reappointment to Now many -kibbutzim provide books, gifts, cosmetics, coffee. export 35 to 40 tons. J. ford, South Windsor, Hartford, another five-year term must be ethical.” v who !cc a bid for the state House of Nof Ginosar also has an electron reappointed of former Manchester us," he said. But Cummings acknowledged Representatives in the Nov. 6 the parents with apartments large Peleg’s kibbutz, a "club-type” Republican Chairman A. /Paul Sullivan'stressed that he thought West Hartford, Windsor, Bloom confirmed by the State Legisla enough to let the children stay resort village on the Mediterra ics factory. field, East Windsor, Windsor ture. The Legislature will not act that some Democrats were proba- election. UPt photo At orthodox Kibbutz Lavi, the BOO Berte to his post as area work Berte has been doing a good job. A bly upset over Berte's Sullivan said that while several overnight. "The parents like child nean 9 miles north of Tel Aviv, is men’s compensation commis number of local Democrats who Locks, Granby and Enfield, Berte on his reappointment until six ren sleeping at home,” Raphael typical of the change in the to 700 niembers eat coinmunally_. said. weeks into the session that begins reappointment. people had suggested Thompson as Yuval Peleg, director of the guest house and more children are staying with their More than halt the guests in its sioner, and the reappointment has have had dealings with (he com "If you've got a good man who a qualified candidate for the post, said. economy of the kibbutzim. raised the# eyebrows of some missioner wrote the. governor in Sullivan said several local De Wednesday, Berte said. at this clubhouse-type resort, says he parents as change sweeps Israel’s “It was the mothers' struggle. It Twenty-five kibbutzim have gu guest house are religiously or mocrats could have done as good a "I have no reason to expect any does the job without making it there was no formal drive to have iented — and 70 percent of these bemocrats, sources said Friday. • support oi his reappointment, he him replace Berte. has made no decisions for his son since kibbutzim, never came from the children," est houses — the largest hotel Berte, 43, was first appointed to said. job as Berte. problems," he said. political, you keep him and some •said Yuval Peleg, a member of chain in Israel — with pleasant are Christians. Berte said Friday that although Democratic Town Chairman times it does draw the dissatisfac • Thompson was unavailable for the child was two years old. Now, more the quasi-judicial position in 1974 , But many of those people did not comment Friday. by Republican Gov. Thomas Mes- ’ realize that Berte is a Republican, his initial appointment to the post Theodore Cummings, a Manches tion of your own people.” he said. was (lolitical, commissioners his ter insurance agent who has been Cummings said the decision Besides being town chairman, kill and was reappointed by Gov. Sullivan said. Berte was a past chairman of tlje Put Number 1 torworkforyoul Ella Grasso, a Democrat, in 1979. "They were a little up.set when I torically have been reappointed involved in workmen's compensa might be especially subject to 4 without consideration of their tion claims, said he thought criticism because a number of Manchester Housing Authority 5 Democratic State Central Com told them,” he said. qualified Oemoerpts were availa and a member of the law firm mitteeman John J. Sullivan of As one of eight workmen’s political affiliation. Berte's reappointment was a good "Once you're doing the job. choice by the governor. ble to fill the post. formerly known us Marte, Keith Manchester said Friday that the compensation commissioners in and Clendunicl. REAt ESTATt position is a political appointment the state, Berte is responsible for you're reappointed on the basis of "There are some appointments One source in the Republican I W om an shot Yeager THIS WEEK suspect MANCHESTER / $115,000 ■ New Utllno" - limti«cul»t« 7-6 Duplex, with kite of carpellno, euilom colOTlel in attempt to kitchen with dining erea. 3 bedrooma, large lamlly rooln wllh m o d atwe. two newer ^charged heating ayatema and much morell Call our oftlce tor private ahowingll
HARTFORD (UPI) — Police Friday charged a convicted bank EXCELLENT LOCATION hijack piane robber being held on federal kidnap charges for the slaying of a MANCHESTER $109,900 Bv Mike Casey challenged by security guards, Pennsylvania woman that baffled United Press International said Dan Jones df Pritchard, the investigators for more than a year. Raised Ranch with three bedrooms on a large lot in a company that operates the air Stephen Shields. 32, was charged J sought after area. Features include rec room, pool, CLEVELAND — A woman de port's metal detectors. in an arrest warrant with the J woodstove, 2 full baths, new furnace and water sys ELUNGTON $129,900 manding to be taken to South She drew the handgun and ran murder of Theresa Ann Yeager, 24, "New Llating" • Comntemporary L-Ranch, with apacloua rooma over looking golf America shot her way onto a Pan the 50 yards to the plane with at of Yardley, Pa., who was found tems and a two-car garage. ' couiae, 3 bedrooma. LR, DA. den. central A/C and wonderful converaatlon pit with American World Airways jetliner least three Cleveland police offic dead July 25,1983, in her locked car large atone llreplacel A mual to aee lor 198SII Friday, wounding an airline em ers in pursuit, Jones said. on a downtown parking lot. THINKING OF BUYING OR SEUINGI ployee, then held four hostages for Mothers with babies were board Yeager was slain just one month more than six hours until she was ing Pan Am flight 778 as the woman aftershe moved to South Windsor Pluia Gill 649-4000 to pursue a promising career as an O n l U D C , For a liaa markitlng analyili ol your homo wounded by a SWAT team that ran aboard, and about two to four 46 or stormed the Boeing 727, officials shots were fired, authorities said. engineer at the Pratt & Whitney A ll~T~i ml 4ble To aoa any homa an Ihi markat today. said. Officials said USAir customer division of United Technologies in A f i r 353 Cantir Strait, Minehastar, CT All the hostages were released service agent Jeanette Rivera, 32, East Hartford. • Fiitura gf tin Wggli Piiit by the MMchtster Haiilil UNDSEY REAL ESTATE unharmed. of Bay Shore, N.Y., was shot as she UP! photo Hartford detectives who doggedly pursued the case were The woman, armed with a pistol, tried to prevent the woman from Passengers give a Memphis, Tenn., bus Closer to home, icing caused a number originally took seven hostages boarding. Pan Am's gate services stytmied by lack of motive, no when she commandeered the plane in Cleveland are handled by USAir, a backwards push Friday in hopes of of accidents around Manchester Friday murder weapon, no signs of a [T.TTTTTl at Hopkins International Airport a Pan Am official said. finding better traction in the lOinches of night. robbery, or drugs, or any convinc about 3 p.m. EST and released Rivera was listed in fair condi snow that fell on the city Thursday. ing evicence of sexual assault. three ot them three hours later, but tion at Southwest General Hospital Shields is now facing trial in N held an elderly couple and a with a superficial flesh wound of Vermont on federal kidnap mother with her 8-month-old baby the left hip. charges and a warrant won't be N 156 E Center St at gun[x>lnt until the SWAT assault The released hostages, who were Icing causes town accidents served on him until "possibly around March," said Hartford Mariches.ter about 9:25 p.m., FBI special agent allowed to leave the jetliner about 6 Joseph Griffin said. p.m. EST, were being questioned Roads in Manchester and sur number of cars had either spun'out tractor-trailer rig slid off an icy County State's Attorney John The SWAT team attacked after by police, Griffin said. rounding communities iced up to the side of the road on 1-84 - overpass on Interstate 59 near Bailey. the woman, who had not been The plane, which had flown from shortly after 8 p.m. Friday, extension in Bolton or had been Tuscaloosa. Bailey said the arrest warrant identified, indicated "she was Cincinnati to Cleveland with 35 bringing to the town a brief spell of pulled over by their drivers. At About 135,000 central and has been sealed and police will not ■ANCNKiTCR Real Estate passengers and five crew that time police had no plans to southwest Michigan homes and be allowed to discuss any of the Condo living At Its best in this 6 room Townhouse with 2/3 bedrooms. 116 tired, it was all over," Griffin said. the slippery conditions that had baths, dining room with sliders to private patio, new carpeting A custom 647-7653 The injured woman was taken to members aboard, and was to have been promised for earlier in the close the highway. offices were without power for a details surrounding the case. blinds throughout, carpeted finished lower level Astoragearea. Newly de a local hospital, where her condi proceeded to New York’s John F. day. In Coventry no acccidents had fifth day and some could remain so In November, detectives dis- corated and a delight to see. Call for an appointment. 643-4060 tion was not known. Kennedy International Airport. By 9:30 p.m., Manchester police been reported by 8:40, but police until Monday, officials said. clo.sed they had a prime suspect and said he was from Levittown, ■UUMN8 UTS Negotiations seeking the release had responded to nine accidents in reported roads had become Both Allegan and Van Buren Two approved level wooded building lota. Underground utllltle a little over one hour, three of them slippery. counties in Michigan declared Pa., but they said then they did not Prettigloua erea. $39,900 and $42,900, of the hostages dragged out believe the suspect knew Yeager. through the evening, Griffin said, Inside Today involving in}uries. Two of the For about 90 minutes the Man states of emergency because of the noting that the woman was acting accidents involved more than two chester police radio spouted out a New Year’s Day storm that Hartford Police Chief Bernard “irrational” and her speech as vehicles each, according to a steady stream of crytic messages initially left about 430,000 residents Sullivan told a news conference about accidents, but shortly after without power this week. SOUTH WINDSOR “rambling.” 20 pages. 2 sections, police spokesman. Friday it was "good old fashioned The spokesman said none of the 9:30 the pace slowed and more Travelers advisories for freez polijfe work that broke the case." Deluxe 9 Room Contemporary, 4 bedrooms, family room, He said the woman had made injuries appeared to be life routine messages began to domi ing rain and occasional snow “some threats," but would not .12 ObItuarlM. “We put in more than 3,000 hours recreation room, hobby room and much more. Exquisite, Classiflod. .16*19 Opinion. threatening. nate the calls. ' extended over northern Delaware, of police work."suidSullivan. "We quarry stone foyer, 3 baths, 2 fireplaces, plus a wood elaborate. Comico- Peopletalk . Manchester police appealed to much of Maryland and northwest hud constant leads to follow up The woman, who appeared to be EntortainmonL .12 fipnrtto, Tennessee paralyzed stove. Many extras. $250,000 Lottery - - ■ . 2 Televltlon . residents by radio to stay off the Virginia. Advisories were also until the very end. We don’t stop a between 40 and 50 years of age, Weather issued over southern New England MANCHESTER $74,SRI roads. Meanwhile, a winter storm that case until the leads fall out and that Just Listed! Quality and comfort are yours In this lovely 6 room Cape Im tried to bypass the metal detectors The first reports of trouble came for snow mixed with freezing rain never happened," maculate throughout featuring 2/3 bedrooms, garage and maintenance at the Hopkins concourse but was from bridges. The bridge on surprised the Tennessee Valley through Friday night. free aluminum exterior. Recently redecorated and located In most desira with more than a foot of snow Crucial information reportedly ble a rea,______Call for details. 643-4060 _ Hillstown Road over Interstate 84 blustered into ..its second day Freezing rain soaked central was supplied by an informant but U&R UALTY CO. I iced up and police closed off the Friday — pushing as far south us Tennessee, southern Indiana, cen no one has claimed the 130,000 in road briefly until employees of the Alabama, while freezing rain tral and northeast Kentucky, rewards offered by police and Price is ousted Town Highway Division could get southern Ohio, northern Virginia, Yeager’s family. FREE HA 643-2692 „ _ ^ cm poauau the road salted and sanded. turned some Southern roads slick 8 room, 4 bedroom Colonial. Newer furnace & roof Caroetino to Maryland, Washington. D.C., and Yeager was found kneeling on MARKET remain. Showa very nicelyl “ ([Kj Accident sites included with ice. REAL ESTATE SERVICES evaluation Robert D. Murdock, Realtor Since the new year began, southern New Jersey, the front passenger side floor of Chambers and Broad streets, Up to 6 inches of snow fell across 223 East CantRr St., M anchM ltr M l 6QgR as arms chairman Tolland Turnpike and Route 30, storms from Texas to New Eng her locked 1977 Oldsmobile Cutlass land were blamed for at least 42 eastern Arkansas by midmorning with a stab wound beneath her WASHINGTON (UPI) - House from serving another term as Vernon Street near Greenwood Friday and 8 inches covered Ca|ie right breast. She had been dead 12 Democrats voted by a slim margin budget chairman. Drive where a car went over an weather-related deaths and scat tered power outages affecting Girardeau, Mo., which had snow to 15 hours. OFFICE HOURS: DAILY 9 AM TO 8 PM; SATURDAY 9 AM TO 5 PM Friday to depose 80-year-old Mel During a December caucus embankment, and Board and drifts as deep as 2 feet. vin Price as chairman of the meeting when Jones lost a bid to Woodland streets. more than 400,000 homes or Police said Shields was con SELLING? powerful House Armed Services change the rules to allow him to Thirteen Highway Division businesses. Light snow fell Friday from victed in the April 16,1978, robbery Committee and in a surprise move, serve as chairman again, some trucks were on the roads beginning At least If weather-related northeast Mississippi and northern of a Hartford bunk in which he stole n W FISH •iBetter ® replaced him with Rep. Les Aspin, black congressmen feared Gray at 8:30 p.m. At 9 p.m., highway deaths were reported in Texas, 10 Alabama to western Kentuckwand a gun from a guard and held a WE NEED D- Wis. might be denied the post because workers were spreading sand and in Wisconsin, six in New Mexico, Tennessee. woman at gunpoint. Shields fired 4 We' have more buyers than homes! If THE REALTY COMPANY I I ■ T H JL JL^d Gardens® salt on trouble spots in town, four in Illinois and Michigan, two Northern residents in Missis two shots when police arrived and The 121-118 vote to oust Price, an .he is black. 5 you’ve considered selling over the last Illinois Democrat, came despite an However, no other candidates particularly in the higher in Iowa, and one each in Alabama, sippi dug out from under a 10- inch shot the woman in the leg. several years but were hesitant because 243 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER VERNON CIRCLE • VERNON emotional speech by House emerged and he was chosen elevations. Kentucky, Ohio, Oregon and Wa blanket of snow, while state and He was given a IO-to-12 year of market conditions... call the professio 643-1591 871-1400 Speaker Thomas O’NeilFin Price's without opposition. Shortly after 8:30 p.m. a dis shington, D.C. local officals worked to keep sentence but was released five nals at 646-2482. behalf. The Democrats then chose As chairman. Gray will be a key patcher at Troop K State Police In Alabama, a ^-year-old North- traffic moving on ice- covered years later .and just before the port man died Friday when his roads. Yeager slaying. HURim HURRY1 “WE’RE SELLING HOUSES!” Aspin by a 125- 103 vote over Rep. figure in the anticipated battle Headquarters in Colchester said a This 8 room. Th bath Dutch Colonial 'a so tastefully decorated Charles Bennett, D-Fla., the se with the White House over the you'll think you're in an interior designers studio! All solid cond ranking Democrat on the shape of the new budget and ways A doors, pine wains coating. 2 car garage and In-grounc^ooll committee. to trim the deficit, now expected to Aspin, 46, was the seventh top $225 billion in the 1986 fiscal ranking Democrat on the commit year. tee and initiated the move to At p news conference following depose Price. He has been a stern his selection. Gray said there is a critic of unwarranted defense strong feeling in the Democratic- f;h «< Lake Sfrint npiW the’.jmifft.Une^^al^ le v e ls one spending. led 'House that if enough spending of Ufanchestor aeparatwg the throe toWna. * •.< podfuaf^ datn) PW . -YMgUttWNlI latldiiof main-1 putea atateoffknala havi In a separate vote. Democrats reductions can be made elsewhere 115■V'. also selected Rep. William Gray, to "ensure economic growth and tltntog wlien It took M18L8Y REBBRVdifL wae "What W re lacking I. .. D-Pa., to head the crucial House productivity, that we ought to be oy«r tfia water riglita, Hall aald. tranaformedinte.»lari(SjlMdf8e% ^nation," H c ^ t said VrUUfy;!.. Budget Committee. able to do it without Social « Many qtieatlotta remained twomontbaago^afterlilfiMbM^ She urged MancMdMr NEW LISTING The move to oust Price from the Security.” ^wtie4;; Uie meeting in Vernon (er officials...... hadlad It .. dittoed to „ ’ ahd (Mficiala-. WARMTH! pbst he held since 1975 came after "I'm hopeful that we might be adjourned, though Vernon prevent (prther .damaio mi^i)% to aeek to JUST USTED IN-LAW SUITE wirusnoi EAST HARTFORD $77,900 MANCHESTER $77,S00 several of his colleagues said they able to do that,” he said. "At this wtooee Mayor Marie Hertat voutyd to . leaking dam< ' / legal quaations sun . Spacious 10 plus room ranch with private 2'h room Immaculate 3 bedroom home with 2 full baths, lamlly room, II- matter and work \o§ in-law suite (Ideal lor teenagers, etc.). This won't lasti replaca and 2 car garage. You won't ballave how clean this Cape Cod with 7 rooms including a livin- Immaculate home that's tastefully decorated were concerned Price was no time I ’ m not able to say that we are do ■omeUiing te aomeUiing to ' The state Depariitiegt of Offered at $115,000 home Isl (Peek In the oven.) Only $84,900 groom with a fireplace and woodstove, a din There's an eat-in kitchen, a fireplaced livin-^ longer able to effectively run the ^oing to be able to do it.”
6 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Jari. 5, 1985 Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor I P s HI OPINION James P. Sacks, City Editor u 111 8 c ' Jack n I l i t Be careful about censoring health course Anderson il! i @ y 2 0 < !
Washington BUT I WAS SURPRISED TO FIND that several of the Nearly two months ago, a group of ManpWester students I talked to had faced the very problems they Msrry-Qo-Round parents made headlines when they assa^d an eighth- were studying in class — and had not suffered for it. grade health course covering death, d t ; ^ , sex and a One girl said three of her classmates had attempted | l l i | M anchestei*' do7,en other topics that would be easidrlb ignore. suicide. Another had taken part in class discussions on In the meantime, without any fanfare, a special panel >■81? 0.1 S p o t l i s h t death while her grandmother lay mortally ill. |i|l! is studying their claims. The meetings of the Both said they were glad for any advice the course "Instructional Materials Review CommittM" often last > had to offer. C h i e f l a i d longer than a double feature, and are mercifully closed Sarah E. Hall ' For the sake of argument, let’s assume that the more to the press. troubling parts of the course are omitted. That teachers groundwork ' I ^ bII But it's probably safe to guess that the five people on tell students how to keep their bodies healthy, but avoid the panel have spent hours holed up in some drab any talk of what to do if their minds get sick. That the conference room, examining and re-examining the more controversial questions the course raises, students should watch “ movies about how great men kids watch films on pregnancy, but not on abortion. f o r f a m i n e complaint forms that are spread out on the table before , “ You can make as much of a statement by leaving them. and Women succeeded. ” Another alternative would be for them to read something out as by putting it in," one teacher who I hope they take heed. For while few parents have helped develop the course told me. I had to agree. WASHINGTON - In past co spoken out in support of the course, there may well be a “ literature about great and unique ways we can lumns, I have reported on the contribute to society," she wrote. Ironically, some parents have used the same silent majority which approves. argument to criticize the course. For instance, they’ve fanaticism and savagery of Ethio Take the controversial field trip to a funeral home, But would anyone pay attention ? pia’s Marxist dictator. Col. Men- Another parent wrote that the health course “ has a claimed that saying “ no” to sex is not presented as an for instance. gistu Haile Mariam, who has potential of opening up (students’) curiosity to things option in class. In the past two months. I ’ve asked about two dozen picked the country as clean as the that they showed little or no interest In beforehand.” parents and students what they think of it. Teachers have told me that while there is no filmstrip bones of a slaughtered calf. He has In particular, she complained, the unit on drug abuse on abstinence, it is brought up in discussion. Maybe it diverted supplies to his army and affected a boy she knew by opening up “ some part of his SOME SAID “ YECCH” AT FIRST. One girl who deserves more attention, but there is no excuse for has squandered money for politi ill# ss life that was more or less behind closed doors.” i<|fl actually made the trip said the smell made her sick to ignoring the alternatives. cal hoopla while his people starve. her stomach. Is that a complaint? Mengitsu has blamed everyone Sal But nearly all ended up reasoning that a trip to a I ALSO HAVE TO QUESTION the objectivity of some except himself, particularly the ■fn JOSEPH ERARDI, WHO TEACHES the course at funeral parlor makes sense, to help make the place less parents who complained. Two of them proposed using United States, for the disaster he is tiling Junior High School, told me he has found that threatening when kids go there in grief. “ Abortion and the Conscience of the Nation” by Ronald presiding over. He has escaped the “ it’s amazing what 13-year-olds know.” Then take the lessons on teenage pregnancy, suicide, Reagan. Others spoke of the necessity of international reprehension he de 5 “ Many times we shortchange their knowledge," he child abuse, mental illness. Some parents have claimed children moral guidance. serves, in part, because he has ’8 E s ^11 that this "Pandora’s box” of topics is too much for 13- said. been able to operate in the So there may be some danger in toning the course But what particular set of morals would teachers year-olds to handle. chose? More importantly, how would the students learn shadows. Neither news organiza elsS i «fi do>jin. Junior high school students are notoriously But the students 1 talked to insisted the course was tions nor intelligence agencies cocky. They would not take well to a teacher extolling to make their own decisions? | | i | mild — maybe even too mild. A few yawned and said all “ The ultimate goal is for the children to be totally have been able to provide much the virtues of clean living, without giving them facts l f * b those filmstrips on health and happiness are "kind of submissive ... without any second thoughts or reasoning reliable information on what’s about choices that are their own business. « a o 5 . « o| boring." power of their own,” an elder of the well-known really happening in Ethiopia. iS| I f I s And if fed pabulum, they would probably spit it all I “ Some of it is emotional, but I don’t think it’s so bad religious community in Island Pond, Vt., was recently Even biographical details on over the person holding the s poon. : @ . that someone couldn’t handle it,” one girl said. Mengistu are sparse, beyond the A couple of kids I talked to at Bennet Junior High quoted as saying. I hope no Manchester parents share l a i s 1 1 1 2 1 Another girl scoffed when 1 mentioned that parents obvious fact that he’s diminutive Jisl.iiliiii• s < 5 School did admit they got a little red-faced when that chilling vision. Ms'PI®! had criticized the course. I yield to the parents’ request that a psychiatrist (5-foot-4) and apparently a dedi iliPii discussing topics like sex and syphilis in a co-ed class. ' I zH ^3 g’’3 E S I s I ^ z 5 ' III ® ® ® l “ Just because they didn’t know everything the kids review the course — maybe that is wise. (In fact, cated Marxist. U.S. intelligence § © o . S t i l s i§elil§gi know about now! ” she exclaimed. But neither of them giggled. They were able to discuss Isessmsmislnirni mli their embarrassment frankly, and said they felt their members of the review committee have told me that profiles also agree that he is ruthless and humorless, that he classroom experience would help them communicate one has been engaged.) IF AN ACADEMIC COURSE fails to upset students But overt attempts at censorship would be going too probably has taken part personally i 3^ a once in a while, I would doubt its worth. If a course that better with future boyfriends and girlfriends. This is not to say that students need to be shocked into far. The very fact that the review panel is devoting in executions and that he has used addresses the major health and social problems of our dozens of hours to the parents’ concerns should be chemical weapons against his own Si’o learning. I must admit that when I heard some parents ^ o ■5! time fails to upset students at least once a week, I would testimony to the value of free discussion. - people. say something major is wrong. argue that, say, discussing abortion might traumatize a I just hope the complainers allow their children the I had my reporters Dale Van * C ~ I had to laugh when one parent wrote on her student who had just had one, I thought they had a same. Atta and Scott Barrett review the .n IS point. complaint form that instead of grappling with some of best U.S. intelligence available on ll-il es-SS i l i p s 13 Ethiopia — a series of secret and M *• I ui n S ? i r 0 ' lteddd;iWl\l2e©ia64t»yNEA top-secret CIA and Pentagon re I ^ tS /A ® • > S " 2.2 ‘ J j G u e s t editorial ports. lltl f « I n i l i l i : i I 5 o< laiitelDhelp Three top-secret reports re i- » ^S': ! iiifiiiriLtii jii & 9 z s s s <
■ MANCHESTtSR HERALD. Sutarday, Jan. 5, 1985 W Cd t CAPTAIN EASY ' by Crooks A Casals IF THE O.p.. PIPN'T y IT WA$ UIKB AND TH IS SUV V/OUU.' LIKE «ji PROVIPE AlPi HE /A SAME TO HIM... A CHIP OP HIS EXCEI L 6NCV1 l i i i l I § , 3 ^ 1 * 1 Books WA& 60IN6T0 6IVE I YOU PIPN'T HAVE ■ K ! § i | *n S 9 A X S ' , THE MICROCHIP KlU. HIMl S f J l * Sf^fS f g ;|l»£f?11 i-Q i. " 3 a* ! £ ;T5 m 8 9 0) *n 'll® Two books check direction i f P i f M I lllfi H I of a new Cathoiic Chufch aij I 3T? a” t - n i By David Anderson ’'—St — — a i f f f l B ^ A M ^ S rll 11 o i 7.U United Press International *■ ■ There is a ferment within Roman LEVY'S LAW ®by Jamas Schumsistsf Catholicism in the United States today and twQ recent books offer a FONuy I perspective on what are and will be I COUU5VE.. ;s H h critical factors in forming the (blVEN MOEE. ' 0 Clatholic identity and style in the S?s . — v>IFK & 5^^ 21st century. while many of the nation’s .52 ^iV. million Roman Catholics may not • » ? Q think their church needs saving, Ii|? for Andrew Greeley- and Mary PROOO ;* is G i l l e y Durkin the post'Vatican II T P B e A £ - 1 ® to 5 a. o-" £ 5 clpirch in the United States is in 3 T R ft T o 5 ^2 ° «c ^ n S I If 3 S Is ‘H i smous trouhjeT^They put forth MIM& l : 5||f t i i ? “illl th iir views Jn an uneven but sometimes ipightful book, “ How ' im H IU B t to Save t h ^ Catholic Church” f f i |to 2*1 O I E5S@@i|l|lf|f (D o u b le d a y ,^ pp., $16.95). illif ilo S5*2 J • “^foii: £ 5.x l l l p a l i , pf:|a t S «A =• ili!iilP! -.nS^<3s' Author Eugene Kennedy is more a l l e y OOP ®by Days Qraua 5 ? § S = ’ § 5 optimistic in his book "The Now - “5 f S I l l s f i I'M GLA0> YO U'RE/ OP COURSE I / HOW'RE VnOT TOO WILFIK NEEDS OUR/ a add Future Church” (Doubleday, HELP.GUZ! SOME-' ! •• > i . jidll!l?i H E R E , W I T E R I I PO! HE'S ONE YOU D0IN6A WELL, “S 3 « I 19$ pp., $13.95). OF THE LITTLE V WILFIK? 7 YOUR THING FUNNY'S “■o ° |i? s p | i (TYOU R^EMBER ^ N ' ON IN HIS .lispil Greeley and Durkin feel the WILFIK? PEOPLE FROM V l ^HIGHNESS £«?5sP ■ T M i h U i l A i |l||i FOG ISLANP/ COUNTRY.' a 3 gw s o p 3 .5 ; Is lltls church is in trouble of two sorts. ? l ® l l • f * 3 f * a 'S i f ' First, the reforms instituted by the t',£soo? =s l l I * § S.3 2™ Council threaten to undermine the |q-’5?o5- ° o | * 5 54-25: M l o • s o ^ church's distinct identity forged by I l l s ! * • h B n J UPl photo if ll pp.' S “ I ° 1 l l the immigrant church style. This o > -s i 8 3 tia5* J h B ” | S 1 9 - ° S lifl Sn O 3 9» a; 5 S style included fish on Friday, the » I'lf'l (O Q. 5S 3 . w Mass in Latin, saints and the Pope John Paul II, shown in a September 1984 photo l l 2 ? l l ? t i a f l l l l 5 ^tlliisssssKssaessBSS veneration of Mary by first and with Archbishop Achile Silbestrini, secretary for the (O 5 second generation Irish and Italian Council for public affairs, could be in trouble with U.S. @ ® 9 P i f5 f 5@®l||3®®®§00? immigrants. ■o|||e» s § gw z*” 3oJ£“®oi The second problem, they say, is Catholics. The Church’s stand on birth control and the aa£gb £ P l i f S s in 9 “ .ni|R £9 iS f 5 P l l l i *9 9 9 Ss*? ? l53sjla a SP ^ Tl caused by the continuation of ordination of women have alienated many Catholics, S’| s>> ?“M is. i — 9“ 9 n l i H 5 > • 9 ^ i l l ! ?as------M'lrtPi pre-Council stands on human sexu according to authors Andrew Greeley and Mary Greeley THE BORN LOSER «Tiy Art Ssnaom ■' A (/» O " ^ M | ^ 2 i f i r i S f 5 « 5 i> s ; I ality issues, especially birth con S rio 9.0S Durkin in their book on the Catholic Church. I l l s ® I?g trol and the role of women. The JpOimTFEMBmRMB^ WOOLbll'T O v> to H it ® r i ' 9 ? r issues have driven countless 0 1 - I Q . A fill®’ b u t hope. „WlCTRa.P. 6kAVB5IT^ you (p I* numbers of Catholics to the mar the Catholic sensibility. ^ I ■• - > 3 ^ But that effort is also the most Greeley and Durkin emphasized PREFER A ( IS MV ) ^<0 a a* 5 S S 3 « 9 3 “ , ? J gins of, if not outside, the church. l " ‘ 2i' seriously flawed, especially as the laity and the localness of the '--J £•2 to2 p-2 3S 59 >3 |9|'| * PIECE OP CAKE SANPWICHT V. BIRTHCAV^ Ill'S GREELEY AND DURKIN BE they attempt to define the Catholic church. Kennedy does argue that “ i t s 1 1 g “ the future church will be a church Aa>« to e-. - I ? a LIE V E the future of the church lies sensibility against the Protestant “IT- 8 of the laity but stresses the dc/)£ i3 !S ^' ll s id a two-fold strategy to meet the and Jewish imagination. In con 9 2 a ' crises. In the first instance. trast, they highlight the Catholic institutional, the hierarchy — the l i l t ■ theology and psychology — that is Catholics must recapture the “ Ca sensibility very nicely but demon ) N — forming a new experience of o' Vi :2 c Vi w N) ls> tholic sensibility,” which consists strate a profound ignorance of the 3* J! ST*"® o O 3^ o 05 I o S | i § I 00 00 (O A3 oto toj n lit ' -7-1 |.|S 21 Towel word changaa are In store lor Capricorns In the .-aS”s-:| ■ ** 52 H ! W S>||ff ■ i i l ? i S. 24 .African • S i ^ E | t | t | I I E ^ Freeman insists she was sur coming year. Sand lor your Aatro-Qraph assume any new financial obligations SAGITTARiUS (Nov. 22-Oee. 21) Know t A 7 22 Long times i|t|li i>3> s>IS!»a nxxrtain prised that critics “ clobbered and predicllona today. Mall $1 to A ttro - today and also be extremely careful to how to toy no today and mean K, or you ■;_S5a t I l f 34 Principal might be praaaursd Into parting with sgfi- ii H i ' 1 25 Angle of a leaf 33 Multiplication 43 Moraliit battered" her because she began Graph, Box 489, Radio City Station, New whom you make loans. Resources must | ii| s le 26 Soot be managed wisely. something by somaona who has tlgurod -• *1: 3'S“i| 26 Street drain word 44 Actor Kruger getting published so late in life. York, NY 10019. Be sure to state your o» 9-d 3 Ia' f ? !H | (nm&S toSK S out a way to manipulate you. 3 27 Cow genus zodiac sign. CANCER (June 21-July 22) You might a 9.S • 7^a| , ST 27 Once every two 38 Unfreeze anew 46 Ssndarac tree “ I have a concept that you start ? « | i g f l l ?li|> $0 Ravaal writing very young. I have been a fa 7 investigative procedures have not, feud between state police and the administrator to conduct investi People By Mark A. Dupuis FOCUS / gations with the power to subpoena or would not be, successful or United Press International chief state’s attorney's office. The war of words began when a witnesses and take testimony appropriate. N He also recommended that the one-man grand jury issued a under oath. HARTFORD — "here is room state put a six-month limit on report criticizing state' police in t Chief State's Attorney Austin J. f6r improvement !■ Connecticut's investigations unless the three- vestigative abilities. McGuigan is a strong defender of one-man grand ju:y system, in judge panel approves an extension State police have criticized the the system, which he says is a cluding making it clearer when the and that the state review <^]oce- report by Superior Court Judge needed tool to combat economic In special investigative tool can be dures for conducting ihe John D. Brennan, saying that it crime, corruption and other used, a top court oHicial said investigations. cited only three troopers by name crimes that otherwise are difficult Focus Friday. Ment said he still had other but cast a shadow of doubt over the to investigate. Chief Court Administrator Aa questions to answer about the Adele Angle entire 900-member state police Merit said the state should ron Ment also said the state should grand jury system and expected to force. consider having a panel of three i>EV- Focus Editor consider changes in the way have another report with specific r.-v-. < Brennan, who investigated alle judges, including the chief court one-man grand juries are ap legislative proposals and rules gations of illegal gambling in adminstrator, decide when a ohe- pointed and establish a six-month changes ready for Peters in two Torrington and corruption in the man grand jury investigation flexible limit on the investigations. weeks. city’s police department, charged should be ordered instead of Ment’s recommendations were Peters, in a memorandum ac state police with spreading un leaving the job to the administra included in a preliminary report to cepting the preliminary report, founded rumors about former tor alone. Chief Justice Ellen A. Petersonhis said she would reserve judgement One day Chief Justice John A. Speziale. Ment also said the state should review of the grand Jury system, on the suggestions until the study is Under the one-man grand jury clarify the law to specify that a an investigative tool unique to thp completed and final proposals are ___ / system, a judge or retired judge is grand jury can be appointed only Connecticut judicial system. when there is good cause arid other ready. the teller Ment began the review amid a appointed by the chief state court Heirs attend Vernon meeting didn’t tell r , Sure. Sure. In the old days, I was like everyone else. I liked to talk to Towns seek solution to Risley impasse Herald photo by Tarqulnio my friendly neighborhood branch teller. We’d trade a few pleasantries. Xs Continued from page 1 fered the heirs to the Risley A said. The Manchester Land Con Herbst said the Town of Vernon Park home to monument Maybe a comment or two on the propertyrwhat seemed like an easy servation Trust has offered to take may be willing to contribute to the weather. She might say my hair perplexing one that remains. Hall solution. "You could give it to us , A park at the corner of Main and Center honoring looked good. I might tell her her and Miller insisted that the Town of over the property and restore it, if restoration if it is found that water \ and not pay any taxes on it,” she hair looked good. Manchester inherited the responsi the owners agree. from the lake is vital to fire Manchester’s Vietnam War veterans has received the first Kandra contended that the water protection. said. We might tell each other to have bility when it took over the water But even that would be impossi of two pianned monuments. The Independent Order of a good weekend. Or we might ask if in the reservoir would have eventu Kandra said that there are no rights from the now-defunct Man ble unless the people deeding the Oddfeiiows has instaiied a monument marking the ally drained out anyway. "The fire hydrants in irnmediate area of the snow had started up yet. chester Water Company. land could define where their water was seeping through the Risley Reservoir, though some former_site of the Oddfeiiows Building, which was This all ended when I became a Unless something is done, "the property lies, said Tom Fiorentino, structure itself, and eroding the were recently installed on nearby demoiished so that the intersection couid be realigned. facile user of the automatic teller situation will deteriorate,” Herbst a lawyer who belongs to the trust 5 machines. said. “ It’s not going to get better.” earthen dam.” he said. The Lydall Street. The initials on the interlocking rings on the grariite structure is more than 100 years Kandra explained that the DEP board. Now I talk to automatic teller She claimed that the technicalities ^ Parla asked Risley’s daughters monument stand for "friendship,” “love” and "truth.” A old. order requires either repairing the machines. of ownership make little differ if they would ever want to fill In the I talk to automatic teller ma ence, while restoring Ihe "mud- Whether the dam is closed or dam by raising it, enlarging the black granite monument with the names of Manchester spillway and doing other other reservoir and build houses. "W e do chines all over Connecticut. This is hole” does. open, the water from Risley drains residents who died in the Vietnam War wiil aiso be into the two Lydall Reservoirs major work, or removing the not want it developed,” said Hall. because of something wonderful ” We want to keep it natural.” instaiied at the half-acre park. called "Vankee 24.” I ’m not sure "T H E RIGHT TO FLOW and the owned by the town, Kandra said. entire structure. He noted that although the town is But Hall said such extensive "Our father took great pride in why it’s called that, but it allows obligation to maintain were his land and his heritage,” Miller me to empty my checking account clearly spelled out in the old in no immediate need of the Risley repairs are not needed, and called water, "There will be times when parts of the order "asinine.” If said. in different banks in all four "deeds,” Hall said. The Manchester corners of the state and at any hour we can use it.” there had been no neglect and Afterward, Hall said she and her Water Co. maintained the dam Jury picked in triai Herald photos by Pinto sister will consider giving the of the day. while it held the water rights, and mismanagement, the leakage KANDRA INSISTED that "le might not have occurred, she property to the trust, but are not The level of conversation, I so the Town of Manchester should tos is defending Smith. 29. Prosec admit, has disintegrated some. gally, I cannot spend a dollar on a argued. making any decisions at this point. Testimony in the trial of a Artist and school nurse Gail Hinchen stands in front of a nude by her the attic of a friend for a three-dimensional picture which reminds her now, she argued. Both Herbst and Karen Levine, Manchester man charged last utor Rosita Creamer, an assitant Nowadays, most of my conver Manchester Public Works Direc structure that does not belong to Norman Hall, Gladys’ husband, of a theater in Schenectady, N Y. Beaded cloth was popular for dresses administrative assistant for Bol February with molesting a six- state’s attorney, has said the sation consists of pressing bottoms late teacher Elden Rowland and Hinchen’s collage, "Memories of Erie tor George Kandra insisted that us.” said he doubts the damage to the and scarves in the 1920s. Instead', Herbst suggested app ^dam is as extensive as the Army ton. said their towns have a stake year-old girl is scheduled to begin alleged victim will testify agajnst which say things like, "O K ” and Theater,” which won an award at a show at Temple Beth El in West the town is not responsible ■— and in preserving the reservoir for both "H ere is my secret code” and lying for some kind of recreation or Corps of Engineers claimed in a Tuesday. Smith. Hartford. She cut a hole in the center of beaded, tan cloth was found in said Hall's statement was just an "Checking account.” “ NOW ac conservation funds to improve the 1979 report. It may also cost less to aesthetics and fire safety. Herbst Stephen P. Smith of 281 Center Jury selection was completed interpretation. count” and "Withdraw money” is situation. Even of the dam cannot fix than has been assumed, he said. said a number of Vernon residents St. is to stand trial on one count Since the water from Risley Friday. also in my vocabulary. be fixed, it would be better to fill it who live nearby are "tremend each of first- and third-degree Reservoir feeds into the two Lyijall ously concerned” about the sexual ass.niilt nnd risk of injury to If Smith’s trial reaches a conclu My favorite part is telling the Reservoirs, the town would not in with dirt and make into a park, THERESA PAR LA, president of Gall Hinchen’s home Is her studio situation. a minor. Smith was arrested last sion, it will be the only one of three automatic teller my secret code. I give up its water rights, Kandra she said. the land conservation trust, of- Feb. 15 and accused of molesting Manchester child-molestation don’t have that many secret codes the girl several times in early 1984, trials in the last five months to be in my life. This is it. He is currently free on bond. sent to a jury. Creamer has I tike to imagine myself as a J Bill seeks abolition Hartford lawyer Hubert J. San prosecuted ail three cases. captured spy. with the enemy Connecticut In Brief agents tying me up to a chair, Nurse finds contentment in coiiage trying to torture me into giving out Body found in Middletown of liquor commission my secret code. Naturally, I won’t Bv Margaret Hayden • iiiiiiiiiHi'iiWI'IIWIM give it out. Herald Reporter M IDDLETOW N — The body of a 69-year-old woman was found Obituaries HARTFORD (UPI) - A Repub year ended with license suspen Friday about three miles from her home where she had ANOTHER THING I like about lican legislative leader has filed sions or revocations. CARE packages of crushed tin wandered off more than three weeks ago. the automatic teller machines is cans, wrinkled candy wrappers, legislation to abolish the state "The public is demanding a Thursday. He was the husband of ■4 Police said the remains of Harriet E. Cucia were found by W. Russell Turner how crisp and clean all the money iace scraps, paint chips, and Liquor Control Commission, say crackdown on those who violate Amelia (Antonio) Reale. highway workers as they cleared brush along a gulley Qff Route these laws.” she said in a state W. Russell Turner, 88, of Carpen looks. It is much crisper and antique, bone corset stays appear A ing the agency has done'a poor job cleaner than the stuff you get at the 66, just about three miles from the home where she lived with her enforcing the state’s liquor laws. ment, "F or the safety of everyone, ter Road, formerly of Knox Lane in He was bom in New Britain on on Gail Hinchen’s doorstep in regular bank. son, Louis. Sen. Anne P. Streeter of West we must be sure there are no weak Glastonbury, died Friday at a legal March 18, 1921. He lived in Manchester. Her friends know she You can always tell where Police indicated she had been dead for some time and an Hartford, incoming deputy Senate links in the process.” convalescent home. Manchester for most of his life and may find beauty in the'textures people get their money nowadays. autopsy was ordered to determine the cause and time of death. majority leader, said Friday the O’Neill said he spoke with He was the husband of the late moved to California in 1958. and colors in the objects for her The automatic teller machine stuff Cucia was reported missing Dec. 12 by her son when she failed commission doesn’t act on many commission Chairman John F. Beatrice Appleby Turner and the He was an Air Force veteran of collages. is definitely in a better class. to return overnight after wandering from the home. complaints and if it does many Healy of Milford about the pub father of Russell A. Turner of World War II. In Manchester, he “ I don’t know why I find beauty I am not sure why this is, but I He said she had wandered from the home several times before times imposes on minimal lished reports and fines issued by Manchester. He was born in was a former member of the in what others call trash," said have the feeling that' it has Hinchen, a part-time nurse at punishment. the commission. "H e is acting Ogdensburg, N.J., and had been a Knights of Columbus, Bishop N but always returned before nightfall. something to do with the fact that Bennet Junior High School and within the realm of the law,” resident of Manchester and Glas N Her disappearance touched o ff a massive search by volunteer Streeter said she proposed legis McMahon Assembly, and the Man- the money is made right there Martin School. lation to abolish the three-member O’Neill said. tonbury for the past two years. He chester Democratic Town firefighters from Middletown, Cromwell, Berlin and Portland inside the automatic teller She mounts and mats such things commission and accompanying O’Neill said the liquor industry was a veteran of World War I, Committee. who scoured nine square miles along Route 66 for several days. A machine. as stones, fish vertebrae, antique Department of Liquor Control and already is the most-regulated serving with the U.S. Marine helicopter and dogs were also used to track the woman without He also is survived by a son, doils, a turtle’s shell, beads, transfer their duties to the Depart industry in the state and questi Corps. Prior to his retirement in The way 1 figure it, there is this success. Martin Reale, and daughter, Re chains, fabric and wallpaper. Her ment of Consumer Protection. oned how far regulation could be 1961 he was a civilian employee of little button which the banker X nee Sorci, both in California: three collages combine varied textures Democratic Gov. William A. taken. the U.S. Army in New Jersey. presses. It’s says to the automatic He was a 60-year Mason, a brothers, Alphonse Reale and and colors such as copper turned O’Neill said he hadn’t seen Street teller machine, "M ake Some More State issues group home rules "There’s no other industry that 1 Louis Reale, both of Manchester, green, sea shells, sand, feathers, er’s bill and was reluctant to master Mason, a member of the know of that is under such scrutiny and Richard P. Reale of Woodland Dough.” and old linen. HARTFORD — State officials issued guidelines Friday calling comment on it, but added that he Mason Samaritan Lodge Number as the liquor industry. That’s the Hills, Calif.; two sisters, Anna .Another nice thing about auto "The collages are an extension believes the commission is doing a 98 in Sussex, N.J., a past com for greater community involvement in planning of group homes way it should be, however, you can BorsotU in California and Pauline matic teller machines is that they of me,” she said as she showed her good job. mander of the American Legion for the retarded in an attempt to prevent misunderstandings and reach extremes in anything,” Cooley of West Hartford; Iwo don’t make mistakes. art work. Some have won awards. " I think in general they’ve done Post Number 177 in Old Bridge, opposition to the facilities. O’Neill said: grandchildren; and many nieces She has sold several and has made a pretty decent job,” O’Neill told N.J.. and a 40-year member of the This is what I thought anyway, The guidelines call for superintendents at the state’s 12 and nephews. He was predeceased personal collages of memorabilia. reporters. "It’s a very difficult ” I would also strongly suggest Boy Scouts of America. At the time before the machine and I stopped regional centers for the retarded to develop long-term plans for by his mother. Rose Carter Reale, industry to regulate, there’s no that if any other industry in the of his death, he was a member of communicating on Thursday. HINCHEN’S BACKGROUND group homes in their regions and to invoive municipal officials in who died in October. doubt in my mind about that.” state of Connecticut makes any Boy Scout Troop Number 27 of I put in my secret code. I pressed reflects her dual profession! inter the planning process. Calling hours are Monday from Streeter cited published reports kind of an error or mistake, Manchester. "Checking.” I pressed ” $25.” The ests. She earned her bachelor’s The guideiines, issued by the state Department of Mental 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Lorenzen that only 17 percent of the liquor including the newspapers, that Besides his son, he is survived by degree in clothing and textiles Retardation, also call for state officials to meet as early as Mortuary, 19300 Sherman Way, machine said "O K .” It said law violations taken up by the they be so justly penalized,” he a brother, Willard Turner of from Russell Sage College in Troy, Reseda, Calif. FVneral services "Thanks.” And it handed me a possible to discuss specific group home sites with local officials commission in the first half of last added. Tobyhanna, Pa.; a sister, Effa C. N.Y. She also has a nursing degree will be held Tuesday at 10 a.m. at receipt. ^ and nearby residents. Turner of Newton, N.J.; a grand from Columbia Presbyterian the San Fernando Mission Church. But it didn’t hand me the $25. "W e want to come in as a good neighbor,” said department daughter and three grandsons. School of Nursing in New York Burial will be at the mission. There I was. standing there with spokesman Bill Mill. “ The whole point of this is to put these Services will be Monday at 4 City. people (the retarded) in the community so they can-become good Clinic receives offer p.m. from the Watkins Funeral a receipt, and the automatic teller There’s a possible reason for the neighbors.” Home, 142 E. Center St. Burial will Jn Memoriam saying, "Thank you.” two career interests. Her mother is WEST HARTFORD (UPI) - No explosives were found. be Tuesday In the Chesnut Hill And no $25. a successful artist and her late The administrator of a threatened Angry about the threats, Pat Cemetery in Old Bridge, N.J. In loving memory of my father was a doctor. She was an Correa, 30, of Ledyard, said she abortion clinic said Friday she Friends may call at the funeral Father, Valenti Lenorsky, DO YOU KNOW what kind of only child. offered to stay at the clinic until home Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 Train derailment blocks tracks could not accept a pregnant who passed away January feeling that is? It is something like Hineben’s son David, 23, draws F’aS',- Ledyard woman’s offer to protect her child, due Wednesday, was to 9 p.m. houses, public buildings and HARTFORD — Conrail crews worked Friday to clear five 6th, 1916. the feeling.you get when you come the clinic with her life. born. ■ Memorial donations may be , churches, sometimes to sell. He tanker cars loaded with fuei oil from the tracks after they home at night and find your front The woman was one of many "It just makes my blood curdle made to the American Cancer Gone but not forgotten forgi recently earned a double master’s door wide open. m derailed. offering support after two bomb to see and hear about this stuff, Society, the Masonic charities or by his daughter, children.hil degree in political science and Officials said the derailment took place at 5:15 a .m., with one of threats were made against the especially when it’s some man out the Boy Scouts of America. It is something like the feeling economics at Columbia University the cars on its side and blocking Am track’s northbound tracks there dishing it out,” said Correa, a grandchildren, great you get when you realize that "Interlocking” has a squashed beer can in one of the "Apex” is a collage of found objects such as the piece of Summit Women’s Center-West grandchildren. May he and is looking for a job. green metal from a boat yard. The metal is partially The train was travelling between New Haven and Selkirk, N. Y. Wednesday. One threat forced former high school teacher worked Joseph C. Reale ■ you’ve been walking in Times Her 14-year-old daughter, interlocking circles of the intricately cut mat. Beside it is when the derailment occurred. evacuation of the clinic and a as a high school teacher in the state rest in peace 0 Lord. Square for four hours with your Shauna, likes to find collage a row of tiny, white fish vertebrae, then rusty strips of surrounded by stones. Spokes of a white mat contrast Joseph C. Reale, 63, of 21721 Although a small amount of fuel collected around the dome of three-story office building in the of Washington during the start of wallet hanging out of your back materials- for her mom Once, for screening the artist found in Cape Cod, along with with bright paper and cioth. the car which had turned on its side, inspectors.from the State Bishops Corner shopping center. her pregnancy. Septo St., Chatsworth, Calif., died The Kuligowsky Family pocket. instance, she placed bright, ribbon, chiffon and paper, separated by strips of the mat. 5 Department of Environmentai Protection said it did not pose any It is something like the feeling wrinkled candy wrappers in front ★ ★ ★ ★ 5 environmental threat. you get when you see a gaping hole of her mother, who made the Conrail officials said the rest of the train left the scene at 8:20 * where the color TV used to sit. arrangement into a collage., shows in upstate New York. a.m. and a crane was brought in to begin removing the derailed “ My grandmother did quilts; I Hinchen had been been giving • f t h You feel robbed. cars. Police briefly closed the intersection to traffic but later ... guess it must be in our genes,” shows for other artists for 10 yeprs I{t. II And, the thing is. when an reopened it. The cause of the derailment was still under Hinchen said of her artistic family. before she began displaying her {'()\ I'llIl N automatic teller machine stiffs investigation but workers were examining switching mecha oi^f^ own work. Now she has annual I?' nisms to determine if they could have been out of alignment you, it’s not as though you can treat « HER A R T IS unusual but looks shows for herself and others in her leading to the derailment. it' like the office candy machine, contemporary. Faded bits of trea home. \ and give it a good kick or two. sures of the past, a baby’s lace bow 7 FOR SALE She first displayed a collage in Kicking the automtic teller ma tie and old beads, combine with 1978 as an alumna of Russell Sage chine is strictly off limits, unless other objects to give a sense of and won its . Purchase Award. .Ili!)- I’iSd you want alarms to ring and nostalgia and give meaning to the Today she is represented at Jailed man quits hunger strike DIET CENTER OF viewer. i security guards to show up. Schoolhouse Gallery, North Tuoro, fiSS*,. / S LI 1C She put real gold leaf n'ear an old . DANBURY — A bankrupt radio station owner, imprisoned for This story, however, has a happy Mass., where she has a vacation MANCHESTER tin can in one picture. Bits of lining refusing to disclose his assets to a federal judge, ended a 20-day C a n d ij) SiQib. Difeitof ending. I stood in the drive-through home; Eye of Horus Gallery, from an old wallet, rusty screen ‘ Provincetown, Mass.; the Albany protest hunger strike Friday after the judge gave prison officials line, (with no car to drive through permission to force feed him. she picked up at the Cape, chiffon, Institute of History and Art Sales Winter Programs for Adul^' Own and/or manage with) and I told the nice living, ribbons and Florida sand decorate An attorney for Anthony Martin-Trigona accused U.S. District and Rental Gallery: and Jacob ■SOa breathing teller in the window intricately cut mats. Jose A. Cabranes of violating his client’s constitutional right to Beginner’s Tap— Monday 8:30-9:15 pm your own franchise. Fanning Gallery in Wellfleet, what had happened. Her method, she said, is to place free speech by issuing the order and said he would appeal. Mass. 8 wks. HO.00 begins Jan. 7 She called over the nice jiving, several items on a table and decide Cabranes found Martin-Trigona in contempt in March for " I t ’s incredible how well I ’ve Beginner’s Jazz — Thursday 8:30-9:15 pm breathing bank managoc-qnd the how to place them in a collage. She done in the last five years,” she refusing to disclose his assets to creditors during bankruptcy said doesn’t understand why she nice living, breathing banlOman- said. proceedings. He was ordered to the federal prison in Danbury 8 wks. *40.00 begins Jan. 10 Call 621-6432 makes the arrangements she does ager made me fill out a form which until he agreed to testify. Aerobic Fitness but she is encouraged that others Hinchen admitted she finds evenings after 8 p.m. will credit my account with $25. Martin-Trigona, 37, the, former owner of New Haven radio Wednesday 8:15-9:00 pm begins Jan. 9 want to buy them. conflicts as she continues to work station WNHC-AM, said be began the hunger strike to protest his And, yes, I do have a few choice In March, Hincheh and her in two fields. Thursday 1:00-1:45 pm begins Jan. 10 words for the automatic teller imprisonment and seizure of the station and his personal mother, Helen vonBorstel of Sco ” If I gave up one or thq other I ’d Hinchen’s "Shape within Shapes," left, whose work she displays and sells, property. , 10 wks. *50.00 machine. tia, N.Y;, will give a show in Scotia. be unhappy,” the artist and nurse Don’t mess me up again. Both women have held many said. is hung with paintings by other artists MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, -Ian. 5. I9B5 — U K — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Jan. 5. 1985_ News for Senior Citizens Advice Hero’s the clinic schediM Weddings Here is the January schedule of senior citizen health Sign up for some , new classes clinics planned by the town Health Department: Jan. 7 — Blood pressure screening, 9 to-10 a.m., Westhill . Seypura-Hebert Now that the holiday season is Coachlight — “ Sugar” Jan.' 23. Tuesday — Open turkey sand Jogger takes off after her invitation behind us, we hope that you will $ 20. wich with gravy, mashed potatoes, Gardens. -i; Lynn M arie Hebert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. plan to join.our new programs and Coachlight — “ Ain’t Misbe peas, apple crisp. symbol of a sick society in which Roland J. Hebert of 22 E. Eldridge St., married Daniel classes getting under way. The havin’” , Feb. 27. $20. Wednesday — Macaroni and D E AR ABBY: It alt started one How can a man be happy with a Jan. 9 — Walk-in clinic, 1 to 2:30 p.m.. Salvation Army^-' young women will have an abor William Seypura of Lake Road, Andover, on Nov. 2 at following is an update of new Liberace — Radio City Music Cheddar cheese, green beans, fruit day while I was walking to work. I wife who’s too lazy to heat up a can tion because of the terrible ex St. James Church. activities; Hall, April 11. $33. cup, beverage. saw this nice-looking man Jogging, of soup or put a frozen TV dinner in Jan. 14 — Hearing presentation, 10 to 11:30 a.m.. Senior pense of raising a second or third Square dancing — Jan. 8, Tues. If interested in the above trips, Thursday — Roast beef with and we said hi to each other. Every Dear the oven? Should I tell her mother? Citizens’ Center, 'auditorium. ^ They were married at a double-ring ceremony. Her child, but they’ll pay $150 to $200 10; 00. please contact Creative Tours at gravy, mashed potatoes, corn, morning we’d exchange friendly BURNED UP father gave her in marriage. and more for a doll whose only real Dancercise — with Cleo, Jan. 15, 243-2389. orangcichiffon, beverage. hi’s, and after about three months Abby IN SARASOTA, FLA. Jan. 16 — Snow date for hearing presentation, 10 to 11:30 “ beauty” is that not everyone Lisa Boushee of Manchester was matron of honor Tues. 1:30. Don’t forget to stop by the center Friday — Tuna salad sandwich, he started asking me questions, (except their children) can have a.m.. Senior Citizens’ Center. for her sister. Bridesmaids were Tami Pugrab, Lynda Ceramics — Feb. 4. Mon. 9; 30. and pick up your snow shoveling soup, dessert, beverage. such as what was my name and Abigail DEAR BURNED UP: No. Don’t ‘ one. Blood pressure screening, 1 to 2:30 p.m.. Spender Village. Everett, Lisa Seypura and Donna Conforto. Heather ' Instructor Sharon Fiengo, 8weeks. list, which is comprised of Man . where was I going. I answered him Van Buren tell anybody. If your son never What are' we teaching our Conforto was flower girl. Basketweaving I I , (advanced) chester students available to do SCHEDULE FOR WEEK: because I saw no harm in the complains and “ thinks” he’s children? And what does it say Jan. 21 — Walk-in clinic, 9 to 10 a.m., Westhill Gardens. Feb. 4, Mon. 9;'30. 8 weeks. your winter snow and ice removal. Monday — 10 a.m. bingo; 12:30 questions he asked. I also asked happy, he probably is. Brian Seypura served as best man for his brother. about the way we celebrate Pre-requisite — Basketweaving I This is an invaluable resource for pinochlo games, bus pick up at 8 him a few. He laughed and called Hearing screening by appointment, 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m., JUshers were David Hebert, Donald Gigpere, William Christ’s birthday? We should be with instructor Wendy Palermo. the upcoming months. Be sure to a.m. return trips at 12 and 3:15 himself a “ health nut.” Then his DEAR ABBY: Last week, I saw Senior Citizens’ Center. r, Hickey and Lawrence Pugrab. nflhonwMl Health Dept, exercise — Feb. 4, get yours! p.m. ' questions started to get a little DEAR MIXED UP: Nothing’s a Utile girl in church, holding her What did I do? I took half the After a reception at Vito’s Birch Mountain Inn, the Mon. 1;30. Our condolences go to the family Tuesday — 9 a.m. shopping bus; more personal. I always answered happening. And nothing will. The Cabbage Patch doll, looking Jan. 23 - ^ lo o d pressure screening, L to Z, 9 to 11 a.iii.’) price of one of these atrocious dolls couple left for a wedding trip to Florida. They live in All of the aforementioned of Francis Pryer, one of our 10 a.m. square dancing, noon, truthfully — like telling him I was friendly jogger, ever mindful of his around smugly to. see who would and bought a lovely “ other make” SeniorTitizens’ Center. > classes are free of charge. Inter members, who recently passed lunch; 12:30 bus returns from married and had a 6-year-old son, health, probably doesn’t want to envy her treasure. On the TV news Glastonbury. doll for my little niece. The other Blood pressure screening, 1 to 2:30 p.m.. Salvation A i^ y . ested individuals should call or away at Manchester Memorial shopping; 1:30 exercise with Cleo; but that didn’t seem to bother him. get involved with a married I saw hundreds of women standing The bride, who attended Manchester High School half of the money I divided register at the front office. Hospital. 3 p.m. bus return from center. Finally I invited him to come to woman. Wise man, he. in a line blocks long, then coming to between the Salvation Army and Jan. 24 — Hearing screening by appointment, 1 to 4 p.m., and Greater Hartford Community College, works as a Wednesday — 10 a.m. Friend my apartment anytime because blows to get through the door when registered nurse at Manchester Memorial Hospital. WEDNESDAY PINOCHOLE the Ethiopian Fund at my church Westhill Gardens. ^ Programs: ship Circle; pinochle games; 12:30 my husband wasn’t the jealous DEAR ABBY: My son hasn’t had the store opened to sell a limited SCORES: Betty Jesanis, 600; so that some little girl could eat The bridegroom, who also attended Manchester Jan. 10 — Lou Joubert Band bridge games; 1 p.m. arts and type. He said he'd think about it — a decent meal since he married a number of these dolls. Maude Custer, 571; Bess Moonan, this Christmas. Jan. 28 — Blood pressure screening, 9 to 10:30 a.m;, rehearsal, guest speaker MCC crafts class. Bus pick up at 8 a.m.. but he’d come only if my husband girl I’ll call Alice four years ago. Mrs. Daniel W. Seypura High School, works as a steamfitter. 584; Ada Rojas, 584; Helen Silver, The manufacturer is cleaning I am also going to send a copy of Prof. Lawrence Willard, “ A Look ' return trips at 12 and 3:15 p.m. was home. Alice works from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. Mayfair Gardens. 578; Ann Fisher, 560. up, shrewdly making not quite this letter to the manufacturer of at New England.” Thursday — Noon, lunch; 1 p.m. She’s home in plenty of time to fix a Hearing screening by appointment, 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.miT WEDNESDAY BRIDGE enough to fill the demand — the Cabbage Patch Kids. I doubt that it Jan. 17 — Mary Dunphy, “ The MCC Prof. L. WillardS-guest Well, I never saw him again, and dinner. My son gets off work at 6, SCORES: Tom Reagan, 4920: American way. o will change anything, but at least I Senior Citizens’ Center Pamphlet helps Art of Belly Dancing.” speaker,. Bus pick up at 10 a.m. and I can’t figure it out. Wilt you please comes right home and then the two Doris Hurit, 4630; Grace Gibbs, will have my say. Am I the only one Jan. 24 — Christine Ermenc. return trip after program. set me straight on what’s happen of them go to sonA bar that serves My children are grown and I Engagements 3950; Nadine Malcom, 3320; Helen who feels this way? Jan. 31 — Hearing screening by appointment, 1 to 4 p.m.y avoid ripoffs Connecticut Historical Society, Friday — 9:30 cribbage and ing here? snacks and nibbles. My sun de have no grandchildrep yet, but so Bevsche, 3210; Ruth Search, 3140. ASHAMED AMERICAN Westhill Gardens. “ Hartford Changes’’ slide chess and checkers; 10a.m. bingo; M IXED UP serves better, but the fool never help me, God, I will never buy one NEW YORK (UPI) - For MOTHER, NAPA, CAUF. presentation. MENU FOR WEEK OF JAN. 7: noon, lunch; 12:30 setback games. IN MESA, ARIZ. complains and says he’s happy. of those dolls' Thpy have become a shoppers who are tired of getting Jan. 31 — Al Coltan, section on Monday — Sloppy Joe, french Bus pick up at 8 a.m., return trips Nutritionist: Gloria Weiss, R.D. rip p ^ off, there is a new pamphlet Chakalos-Savidakis the organ. onf*'" neaches, beverage. at 12:30 and 3; 15 p.m. Clinic nurse: Kathleen Tummillo, R.N.C. available to inform them of their Feb. 7 — “ Albany Ave. Senior Hearing presentation: Eileen Davis, Hear Again Co. Mr. and Mrs. John Chakalos of rights. Center Harmonizers.” Windsor announce the engage Prostate exam looks for cancer Hearing screening by appointment only. Please call “The Informed Shopper; A The Manchester Health Depart ment of their daughter, Elaine Guide to Consumer Rights” offers ment has scheduled the following Kids don’t eat quiche either modly recommended, but it is Joann Chakalos, to Michael Savi- DEAR D R LAMB — I have been more details. Others who want this 647-3174. information on legitimate and health clinics for the month: prudenL considering the difference in diagnosed as having cancer of the issue can send 75 cents with a long, dakis, son bf Mr. and Mrs. John unscrupulous advertising tech Jan. 14 — “ The Sound Facts EUGENE, Ore. (UPI) - Des district. treatments that are available for eai^ restate. The bone scan was negative, stamped, self-addressed envelope for Savidakis of 129 Bryan Drive. niques, credit rights, truth-in- About Hearing” , by hearing spe pite finding that kids don’t eat The district started serving Your ly cases. Prostata cancer Is the third Mayfair Gardens: 211-215 N. Main St., Communit)^ nt the CAT scan of the pelvic area it to me in care of this newspaper, lending laws, collection agencies, cialist Eileen Davis. quiche, the school district has breakfasts after several principals most common cause of cancer death Room. The bride-elect ia a 1979 gradu gshowed that the lymph nodes were P.O. Box 1551, Radio a t y SUUon, implied warranties, “ lemon Jan. 23 — Blood Pressure declared a breakfast-at-school concluded that children who do not Health Inmalcs. ate of Our Lady of Angels enlarged and suspect. New York, NY 10019. Salvation Army Citadel: 661 Main St. laws,” and buyer’s rights when Screening, 1-3 and hearing screen program a success. eat breakfast at home are more It is true that female boopoaes and Academy in Enfield. She received My urologist has me on a hormone, DEAR DR. LAMB — Can a woman Senior Citizens’ Cp.nter: 549 E. Middle Turnpike, ordering by mail or phone. ing, 9:30-3:00. For a hearing The most popular breakfast at likely to be disruptive than stu Lawrence castration are sometimes the only her degree in nursing at Quinni- DBS Ehneals, to shrink the tumor. who has had a hyatoectomy, leaving Nurse’s Office. piac College in Hamden. She is appointment, please call the the seven schools was ham^Jiash dents who have had their morning The cancer apparently has spread to Lamb, M.D. treatments that will delay the cancer, only ovaries, get syphilis, gonorrhea Grace Weinstein; the author, attending a degree program at the Health Department at 647-3173. browns and toast, said Hope jTieai. the lymph oooea In Uie pelvic area. and they are often used successfully. or tricbomooiaais? Spencer Village: Pascal Lane, Community Room. emphasizes facts many consumers University of Hartford and is Jan. 28 — Hearing Screening, Thomsen, .district food services The breakfasts self (or 50 cents How can this be treated? Can the However, I think that a consultation Westhill Gardens: 24 Bluefield Drive, Communitj^ may not know. A cosigner of a loan, 9:30-3; 30. Contact Health Depart director. with a lower-priced federally sub on such a grave matter is well worth DEAR READER — Yes. Sexually employed as a registered nurse at for example, can be held responsi lymph nodes be treated to stop fur ment at 647-3173. The least popular was quiche. sidized or free meal available to the effort. transmitted diseases are transmitted Room. St. Francis Hospital and Medical ble for the whole amount if the ther spread of cancer? I am 71. The Senior Citizen Eight Ball “ They weren’t too sure about it,” students who qualify. The outlook for patients with can- through the vaginal lining and related Center, Hartford. DEAR READER — The correct py on the lymph nodes in the pelvis borrower defaults. Tournament will begin on Monday, she said Thursday. " I don’t think cer of the prostate can be greatly external genitalia. A hysterectomy management of prostate cancer has and along the spine. The prospective bridegroom is a And a consumer who spends Jan. 21. It will be a single they knew what it was.” Unless the answers are quite obvi improved by early detection,I. Ihebest will not protect you from any sexual become very complicated. It used to civil engineer at Development more than $25 for a product outside elimination tourney with the Interim Superintendent Mar- Snow leopard be simple, when the main questions ous, I think that a patient with pros means of detection is still the fingerngm ly transmitted disease, whether the Murphy movie top /7/bi Con^ltants in Hartford. He is a of the seller’s normal place of winners advancing. There are still .garet Nichols, however, was en The snow leopard, the rarest and wer how extensive it was and tate cancer should at least have a examination through the rectum, ’fbe ovaries are left in or taken out These 1980 graduate of Manchester High business (such as in someone’s openings available for those inter couraged by the students’ reaction least known of the world’s big cats, whether it had spread. However, this consultation at a cancer center that doctor can feel the back of the pros diseases include herpes, syphilis, HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Eddie tocol’ ' grossed $6.3 million ov^r the School. He graduated cum laude home) has a mandatory “ cooling ested. The winner will be awarded to other items on the menu and will is in danger of becoming extinct. approach is too simple and provides regularly treats prostate cancer, or at tate, where most cancers develop, hepatitis, gonorrhea and the entire Murphy’s “ Beverly Hills Cop” holiday weekend to rake in $11.5 from Wentworth Institute of Tech off” period of three days to cancel a trophy. ask the school board next week for The cat can be found only on the inaccurate information. Today the the oncology department of a large through the rectum. Every male 40 or spectrum of sexually transmitted extended its dominance of the box million in two weeks. nology in Boston. He is a Univer the purchase. Monday, Feb. 4 marks the permission to expand the break sheer, snow-covered landscapes of treatment should depend a great deal university medical center. Check with over should have such an examination diseases. office with a $20 million New In the No. 5 position was the Clint Weinstein says consumers beginning of the annual I.R.S. Tax fast program to other schools in the the Himalayas in western Nepal. on the microscopic characteristics of your local chapter of the Ainerlcan at least once a year. Since the likeli A woman will still be susceptible to sity of Conlinecticut graduate Year’s holiday take, bringing its Eastwood-Burt Reynolds cops and should be more assertive about Assistance Program at the center. the cancer itself, a process called Cancer Society for information about hood of prostate cancer increases the entire group of disorders that student working for a baccalau gross in just one month of release robbers spoof, “ City Heat,” which Assistance will be available by s ta ^ g . cancer centers that you might visit. with age, older men would be wLse to cause vaginal discharges, which reate of science degree in civil their rights. "M ost people don’t to a staggering $84 million. took in New Year’s weekend qualified tax counselors on Mon., t Some investigators have attained I am sending you The Health Letter have such an examination twice a- includes trichonooniasis and yeast engineering. complain. The toaster doesn’t In the same period last year, the receipts of $6 million for a Tues., Wed., and Friday afternoon “Tfiere s Gold good results by using radiation thera- 15-6, Prostate Problems, to give you year. That 1s more often than com- infections. An Aug. 17 wedding is planned. work, the washing machine wasn’t Christmas season box office leader four-week total of $26.9 million. repaired properly,” she says, “ and from 1:00-3:30 for the entire tax In That Old Chair” was Clint Eastwood’s “ Sudden “ Micki and Maude” moved into Elaine J. Chakalos season. All forms will be available still we don’t complain. This is a See Ut About ReuphoUtering! Impact” with a $40 million holiday the box office top 10, taking the No. mistake.” and no appointment is necessary. Ammonia one way to eliminate odor gross. 6 position with a $5.5 million New Weinstein explains how to write There are still openings for the We aUo tell luppliei. Second to “ Beverly Hills Cop” in Y ear’s holiday take. In two weeks: • an effective compldlnt letter, following trips: of release, the Dudley Moore; j Hewitt-Richardson board, try adding a couple of Wet wrapping cord before tying the box office stakes was Disney’s where to send it, and what steps to Bermuda — $496. Feb. 21-25, DEAR POLLY: My husband “ Pinocchio,” the 1940 animated comedy has lured in $9.6 million;'! Therese Hewitt of 105 Seaman Gift Certificate^ Available tablespoons of vanilla to the paint. a package. It will shrink and make take if the seller does not resolve Invararle Hotel. Breakfast and painted the inside of a cupboard film re-issued for younger audien worth of business. ' ; Circle announces the engagement Stir it in thoroughly, ’^ i s will the.j}^rcel snug and secure. the problem. dinner daily, round trip flight from with oil-ba§p-paint, but the odor ces during the holiday season. It “ Starman" also had a $5.5.'; of her daughter, Laura Lynn PUBLIC WELCOME reduce the paint odor as you paint. Remove old decals by painting To obtain a copy of the pamphlet, Bradley. Rum swizzle party and 222 McKEE STREET was terrible. He sanded it, then was the most successful opening million weekend gross to take- ! Hewitt of Vernon, to Barry John Polly’s I ’m sending you a copy of my them with several coats of white send $1 to the Public Affairs much more. MANCHESTER TUE&, WED., FBI. 9 am-5 pm repainted with washable acrylic seventh in the box office sweep- ! Richardson of Vernon, son of Mr. newsletter “ Eliminating House vinegar. ' re-issue in Disney history. Committee, 381 Park Avenue Ice Capades — Jan 9 Hartford THURS. 9 am-8 pm SAT. 9 amS pm paint, but the cupboard still stakes. The film starring Jeff ' and Mrs. Philip Richardson of 64 3-0 359 hold Odors,” which has additional “ 2010,” the disappointing sequel South, New York, N Y 10016. Civic Center. $14. smells. Can you tell me how I can Pointers To eliminate soggy bottom crust Bridges has taken in $14.5 million Tolland. The bride-elect is also the odor-beating techniques for use all to “ 2001, a Space Odyssey,” moved remove the odor? on fruit pies, grease the pan before in three weeks of release. daughter of the late Robert Hewitt. around the house. up to the No. 3 position with a $6.6 MRS. W.B. baking pies. million extended weekend gross, The big-budget epic “Dune” ' Polly Fisher A Manchester High School grad MARY bringing its total take in four weeks appeared to be losing steam with Others who would like this issue uate, the bride-elect is a service DEAR MRS. W.B.: Here are a' only a $4.9 million New Vear’s ' should send $1 for each copy to to $28.1 million. representative of Southern New^ few remedies for paint odor in a weekend take to place eighth. POLLY’S POINTERS, in care of DEAR POLLY: My little girl, The Goldie Hawn comedy “ Pro England Telephone Co. in <* cupboard: Place crumpled newspaper on the Manchester Herald, P.O. Box Christy, is juststartingtocrawl. Of Manchester. Pour a small quantity of ammo the shelves. Again, close the doors 1216, Cincinnati, OH 45201. Be sure course, she has found the roll of nia in a small bowl and place it in for a couple of hours. to include the title. bathroom tissue. To keep her from The prospective bridegroom, a the cupboard. Close the doors and Put a shallow pan of wet coffee unrolling it all over the house, I put Tolland High School graduate, leave the ammonia in it for several grounds in the cupboard. The DEAR POLLY: Sprinkle sugar a little water on the first tissue. Cinema works at Klock Co. hours. When you remove the coffee aroma seems to help dissi over meringue pies before baking. This seals it to the roll and she can’t A Sept. 28 wedding at St. Bernard ammonia, the paint odor should be pate bad odors of all kinds. The meringue won’t stick to the unroll it. H artford _ The Rocky Horror Picture Shew JR ) Church in Rockville is planned. Coming January 31st. reduced. Next time you paint this cup knife when the pie is cut. MRS. A.J. Clntma CItv The Brothtr IroiTi Sot midnight.— The Seng Remdinnhe Another Planet Sot and Sun 1:45,4:15, Same (PG) Sot 11:50. — StreeHAt Fire 7:25, 9:45. — La N ult DeVorennei (R) (PG) Sot m idnight. *■ w ith Tess (PG) Sot 1:15, 4;35. — Amadeus (PG) Sot and Sun 1, 3:45,7, Vernen J.', Blaney-Wlley 9:50. — PInFcchIo (G) Sat and Sun Cine 1A 2—Oh GedI You D e^fP G ) Scientists test birth controi .vaccine 12:30,2:30,4:30, 6:45,8:45. 1:30,7,9. — Terminator (R) 7:20,9:30. Mr. and Mrs. David Blaney of lost Hortterd Laura L. Hewitt Tolland announce the engagement not only attack the zona pellucida ■ostwoed Pub A Cinema — The West Hortterd of their daughter, Marla Francine By Jan Ziegler as it grows in the ovary. The zona DR. SAMUEL KOIDI, a re Term inator (R) Sot7:15,9:15; Sun7:15. ■Im 1 A 2 — The T e rm ln o to rfft) 7, . Blaney, to Christopher R. Wiley of United Press International pellucida contains receptors that — they kill the ova, thus cutting searcher at the Population Coun 9:15. — The Runaway (PG-13) 7,9:13. • - Peer Richard's Pub A Cinemo — allow one sperm to bind to the ova down drastically on production of cil, affiliated with Rockefeller The Mevies— Pinocchio (G)M-Sun; Meadville, Pa., son of Nancy D E S Runaway (PG-13) Sot7:30,9:30,12; Sun WASHINGTON - Methods are during fertilization. The receptors the female hormone estrogen. 12,1:50,3:50,6:30,8:15,9:55.— Johnny. ' Caldwell of Meadville and Larry University, said his team is 7:30,9:30. Dangerously (PG-13) Sot-Sun 12:30,-1 being tested that could’ someday lose their binding ability after Such a reduction could induce a developing a test to look for the Shewcase Cinemas — 2010 (PG) Sat 2:40,4:45, 7:20,9:40. — The Flamingo' - Wiley of California. The Blaneys ward, to keep more than one sperm menopause-like state in women. 1:30,4, 7:30,10,12:05; Sun 1:30,4,7:30, Kid (PG-13) Sot-Sun 12:20,2:25,4:30,7,: have been active in the Church of allow women to be vaccinated antibody in patients. 10. — Protocol (PG) 1:15, 7:15, 9:15, from attaching. Dunbar hopes to separate out a 9:20. — Pink Floyd: The W all (R ) S o t-' the Nazarene of Manchester. against pregnancy — and men He and colleagues are also 11:15: Sun 1:15,3:15, :':15,7:15,9:15. — 11:50. — H air (PG) Sot 11:30. — The : against fertility — the same way protein that will act only on zona Starman (PG) 1, 3:U', 5:15, 10:10, 12 trying to choose a lab animal that Who: The Kids Are Alright (PB) Sot- - The bride-elect, a licensed they are immunized against CERTAIN ANTIBODIES pellucida receptors without affect (advance showing) The River 8 with 11:40. ! > would be physically close enough Starman; Sot 1,3:10,5:15,10:10,12:15; hairstylist and cosmetologist, whooping cough. BLOCK fertilization' by causing ing hormones. She and colleagues to humans so the antibody could be Sun 1, 3:10,5:15,7:30,9:45. — M IckI A graduated from Tolland High The two methods being tried in formation of a sort of ^hell around are also tinkering with biotechnol Maude (P(3-13) Sot 1, 4:30, 7:35, 9:50, Wllllmantic tested as a vaccine. Jlllsen Square Cinema — . School in 1980. She and her fiance animals show some promise as the zona pellucida, covering the ogy techniques to find a way to m idniaht; Sun 1, 3:15, 5:20, 9:50. — SUPPLEMENT “ I think it’s a good route to take Dune (P(3-13) Sat 1 -.45,4:30,7:20,10,12; Hill Cop (R) SatandSun1:30,7:'., will graduate in May from Eastern birth control vaccines for men and receptors. produce thepntibodles in quantity. — Johnny Dangerously (PGjl as far as vaccine development for Sun 1:45,4:30,7:20,10. — Beverly H ills Nazarene College in Wollaston, women, but scientists agree there “ It’s faspinating and it has a lot They do not expect to begin testing 'Cop (R) (two screens) 1, 7:20, 9:30, and Sun 1i30,7,9. — Breakin’ 3 0 Ta fertility control (goes),” he said. Boogaloo (PG) 1:30, 9:30. — M ... Mass. She will have a bachelor’s of are years of work to be done before of potential. It just has a long way any substances in humans for at 10:20,11:30,12:30; Sot (two screens) 1, Dr. C. , Wayne Bardin, vice 3:10, 4:05, 5:15, 6:05, 7:20, 9:30, 10:20, Maude (PG) SatandSun1:30,7,9:IS science degree in social work and they know for sure if the tech to go,” said Dr. Bonnie Dunbar, an least five years. Pinocchio (G) Sot and Sun 1 :3 0 ^ 9 .— ’ president and director of biomedi 11:30, 12:20; Sun (two screens) 1,3:10, he will have a bachelor’s degree in niques will work. assistant professor of ceil biology 4:05,5:15, 6:05,7:20,9:30,10:20. — The Protocol (PG) Sat and Sun 1:3R7:10,’ J cal research for the Population Cotton Club (R) Sot 2,4:30,7:35,10:05, 9:10. — Starman (PG)SotandS(M'1:30,' . religion. Both have been elected to Both methods are based on the at Baylor College of Medicine in The other technique relies on Council, said recombinant DNA 12:20; Sun 2, 4:30, 7:35, 10:05. — C ity 7:20,9:30. — City Heat (PG) 7:S. Who’s Who Among Students in immune system, which battles Houston who is researching the Heat (PG) Sot 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7;30, antigens found on the surface of techniques would have to be used American Universities and Col bacteria and other foreign or method. 9:40, 11:35; Sun 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, sperm. Researchers found some to produce enouglLof the antigens 9 :40. — Falling In Love (PG-13) Sot-Sun w indser leges. Wiley also is working as a disease-causing organisms, forc However, in tests on lab animals, people — men and women — who to make a vaccine. 1,8:10. Plata — Supergirl (PG) 2. commerical artist. They will spend ing it to continually produce the substance used by Dunbar and are naturally infertile produce Manchester _ , _ , Term inator (R) 7:15. — Dh G« UA -meaters lost — Brsokln' 2 D evil (PG) Sot and Sun 2,7:15. the next four school years in RESERVE SPACE antibodies the same way disease colleagues was so powerful it antibodies against these antigens, 'E lectric Boogoloo (PG) Sat and Sun 2, Kansas City, where she will work vaccines do. caused permanent sterilization. Rhode M end causing sperm to clump together 3:55, 5:50, 7:40, 9:40. — Johnny toward her master’s degree in What people are looking for, she Dangerously (PG-13) Sot and Sun 2, or interfering with their ability to There are two theories of how the social work and he will attend the ONE METHOD RELIES on said, is something reversible. move. little state of Rhode Isl^ d got Its 3:50, 5:40,7:30,9:30. — The Flamingo Kid (PG-13) Sot ah(i Sun 2,4,6,8,10. — Nazarene Theological Seminary In NOW! proteins that attack the protective “ I certainly wouldn’t use it on The discovery has two possible name. One is that Giovanni de SHOMCASI preparation for the ministry. membrane around the ova, or egg, m e," she said. “ Even the women in Verrazano in 1524 recorded it as an benefits: one, if the antibodies The couple will be married in Featuring: exciting new photos of to which sperm must attach for the lab, when we see what one shot island about the size of Rhodes in HARTFOIID could be produced in sufficient Marla F. Blaney September in the Church of the fertilization to occur. Another can do, we’re incredibly careful the Mediterranean. The other is WTW fUllMiAM I quantity, they could be used to turn Nazarene. summer Bridal Ensembles and in relies on proteins that disrupt when we handle the animals to ■ An mi fertility on and off; and two, the the state was named Roode Ey- I o^ m m SSiSCm sperm function. make sure we don’t get any into antibodies could be overridden in landt by Adriaen Block, a Dutch QVtllilEr (KHT teresting LOCAL editorial com The anti-ova antibodies attack ourselves when we’re giving the infertile men who want to have explorer, because of the land's red Floor Show • Osneing DUNE m ents... the zona pellucida, a part-protein shots.” children. clay. Nfilly-Tllden shell which forms around the ova Another snag is that the proteins ALGENIM FALUNOINLOVI^ Mr. and Mrs. James P. 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Mullen in Vernon. wisdom and revelation, so that Church of the Living God Christine E. Nally An Oct. 12 wedding is planned. .7 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Jan. .1. 1985 - 15. M MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Jan. 5, I985_ SW girls 42 RHAM 55 Gromwell 76 MACC News Cheney 36 Unfortunately, we lost part of the turkey list SPORTS MHS girls 36 Bolton 41 Menschell, Ruth Futon I know we have only recognized a warde Besser, Lvipo", JljJ?-'’ and his bright eyed and newly shopping trips, and Thomas Wtwt a delightful way to begin cerned about our children this Lott - Lucille O’Connell, Dt-oiJR trimmed and curled youngsters Hooker (or delivering them all to few out of the hundred who Larry Dutton, Walter and S y^ ^ ^ 19SS - » by continuing to thank all year. Brian and Debbie Swarz of Schulthels, Garden and Barbara T ^ d , Spano paces Manchester five to victory participated in the annual Sea went in to get them and deliver convalescent homes. those wonderful people who Shepherd Lane saved up their sonal Sharing appeal. It was the Gertrude Morrison, George and Lois . .. ______4~»L.______t . . . J sU iM fJ k i w K ri\17 them to our door.) We even had Christmas trees Garmon, Wllllom and Dorothy Ewing, center Duane Chase had third-high dered awful. , ,, reached out to share their bless paper route money to buy food and best year ever (or food and toys ’The big kid hurt us inside, he’s “ Neither team wanted to win, Many others shopped (or our donated. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis, GeorQe and Mary $mltn. By Bob Popettl Manchester, now 2-1 in division offense was just horrendous." scorer in the game, with just seven ings with their less fortunate toys for Seasonal Sharing. God and we still have a few late good around the basket,” he noted. children including Linda Brooks, Mildred Flandrau and the Tread Herald Sports Writer play, hosts another CCC rival, . The difference was the 6-foot-9 points. quipped Sharos. brothers and sisters. bless them. Ellen Sullivan won a well family donated trees. Vic arriving checks to process ^et. A Edward Sorkislon- ond Spano. The senior tri-captain “ And he’ll get better.” Pearson seemed to disagree!. Mrs. Arthur Byam, Ann Kibbe, Fermi High, Tuesday night at 7; 45. The only other bright note for the Chase was a bright spot for the Unfortunately, in all the Christ huge Irish teddy bear at Edwards Sal^us delivered 25 live trees to St. lovely couple and a lonely elderly Robert Gwynn, Arllne Gu yer, M arlon poured in 6 first-quarter points to “ We gave a good effort tonight,” Food Warehouse and brought it in. Leona and Ray Lavery, Mrs. and Lemuel Wilier III. Wjdows- SOUTH WINDSOR - Center South Windsor fell to 0-3 in the Indians was their aggressive Bobcats, also garnering a team- mas swirl I have lost one of the Bartholomew on a trailer truck man summed up the Spirit of spark the Indians to a 12-7 lead. He he insisted, “ And as long as I s' - We gave it to one of our handi Garabaldi, Wayne and Lucy Falk Wldowers Assoc., The Brian Spano canned 19 points and league. high 9 rebounds. sheets I was listing • donors of and we were able to put notices in Seasonal Sharing for us. The Gollery, Manchester W o llp a ^ and added 5 more in the second stanza defense. that, I ’m satisfied.” and a kind lady who brought us hauled down 12 rebounds to lead The Indians held a 10-p()int “Consistentiy very well, ” was The Indians heid a 35-24 advan turkeys (We even checked out the capped youngsters. the MACC baskets announcing couple, in thejr 70s, wrote “ even Paint Co. Inc., MonchMter Ice and as the advantage widened to 22-11. seven blazers and two pairs of Fuel, Inc. Tiny Tone Pad Co., Bolond visiting Manchester High to a 42-26 advantage from the end of the first tage in caroms. MANCHESTER (42) — Ru»5 An_ waste baskets). So to the dozen or first come, first served. though we have medical problems, Much of Manchester’s hopes this how Pearson termed it. slacks for teens. And special Bros. Inc., Edward Boland J r„ Olym- victory over winless South Wind half to the end of the game. But the Spano was again a prominent South Windsor also had its seltno 0 0-00, Brian Broohv 70-44, Brian so persons who brought us turkeys Marge Cole made 14 large cloth And to all the hundreds of we have many blessings in our plo Delicatessen, WanchMter GIom season ride on how successful the Spano 8 3-4 19, Mark Hendricks 2 2-56, thanks to Phyllis Pearson and Co., Savings Bank ot Wanch^wter, sor in CCC Eastern Division bottom line is that if the Indians factor, blocking four shots and troubles handling the ball, suffer — a loving and apologetic thank stuffed balls with bells for the little Santa’s helpers who shopped, lives — may this check help in a other four players on the court are Greg Turner 2 6-910, Sam Henderson 0 ones. Wonderful Margaret L,evin Jeffrey Clark who made specially Jeanne Johnson, Esther basketball action Friday night. had met up with any legitimate clogging the lanes. ing 20 turnovers to 11 for 0-1 0, Mike Lota 1 1-2 3, Brion Arnold 0 you. designated donations earmarked packed and delivered including small way to make someone Alice Anderson, Lena Speed, Veronl^o competition, they w^THd have lost. in getting the ball down low to Manchester. 0-0 0, Chuck Sentelo 0 0-0 0, John knitted 53 hat and mitten sets. 1 can Boukus, Arthur and Roberta Byam, For 4-2 Manchester, that was the for toy purchases. parishioners from Concordia, Er happy.” Spano. Guard Greg Turner pul the “ We turned the ball over way too Buccherl 0 (M 0» Totol* 15 12’*26 42. Thank you to turkey donors Hpn hardly imagine knitting 106 mit The call from our elderly friend Anne and Kenneth Klopper, Terrance good news. “ We’re not a good team and we We do not use Seasonal Sharing nie and Millie Scott, Elsie Werner, and Evelyn French, W o "* '' The obvious tactic appeared to pressure on in the backcourt. much,” said Sharos. Clayton, John Cefaratti and John tens. I think in my whole life 1 didn’t play well,” admitted South SOUTH WINDSOR (26) — Tom money for toys, only for food, Barbara Baker, Bettye Ortolani, was a brief one. He had just Darlene Norton, Paul and Ann Staub, The bad news is that the Indians’ work Friday night, but Pearson contributing five steals. Turner The Bobcats also didn’t help Dennis 1 0-0 2, Pete Blyme 1 ; , Duane and Marilyn Fregan. Lydall, Inc. struggled through three pairs. John Foley, Raymond ond Elizabeth Windsor coach Charlie Shares. 002 clothing, blankets, gifts for ^ Dick and Martha Reichenbach, received a Christmas basket filled performance was severely lacking still wasn’t satisfied. also added lO points, which was the their cause from the charity stripe, Chase 3 1-1 7, Greg Clinton 10-1 2, Dave not only donated four large turkeys The Manchester Junior Manchester mentor Doug Pear Cheever 21-25, DoveCulgan 1 (W2, Tim derly, etc. These special gifts Eddie and Theresa Kehl, Louise with fruit treats and even gifts. As *^efru*ce and Nancy Fitting, Ellen in luster. Manchester ihade just 15 “ Spano rebounded and scored second ■-highest total for either converting just 2 of 8 freebies. The but brought us seven bags and four Women’s Club also knit children’s son is all too well aware of the Wasik 1 0-2 2, Jim Grace *p-’ 2, Chuck enabled us to buy special gifts (or Heller, Shirley Nelson, Sam Zwick, he tried to describe how wonderful Williams and Thelma Sherwood, Brian of 52 field goal attempts for a when he got the ball, but we just team. Indians were magnificent in com Woska 0 0-00, Carl Dobruck 1 M 2 , Jim huge boxes of food, plus a cash mittens and (new twist), warm and Margaret Curry, David and Carol situation. our teenagers. David Almond, Burt Strand and the basket was, his voice broke and paltry 28.9 percent. Incredibly, the didn’t give it to him enough.” said parison, sinking 12 of 26 for 55 Hendon 0 0-0 0, Rich Beganskl 0 0-1 0, donation. The truck drivers of children’s socks as well as hats for Sutclitte, Mr. ond M'’» S' IS - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Jan. 5, 1985_ ■ ■ ■ Resurgence in league bowling New Years wish N F t Roundup becoming a known force in the greater Hartford area. did not hit a single 300. He did fire three 299s. The young lefty is averaging over 200 in thre^ On Nov. 28, he appeared again, this time tossing to Dolphins hope to use Roby as a weapon New Year’s wishes to: • all bowling centers, a resurgence in league bowling. separate leagues and has shot several 700 plus sets games with another 300. January 19 was his glory. Sherman averaged 278 for 23 games. Includea • LaVae Industrial League at the Parkade, many B ow ler’s this year. The latest accomplishment of the 1983 Bv Mike Tuilv returned for a touchdown. game against Seattle, Roby leaped entries (or their 1984-85 scholarship tournament as Manchester High graduate was in the Steak Club were eight perfect games. ' high to snare a bad snap, evaded Most 300 games need luck, grooved lanes, wen United Press International That is especially good news they are offering two (or the 2Sth anniversary of the Classic at Bradley Bowl. considering the Steelers h ave, two Seahawks and then launched a NFL league. Woi^ia Opening with a 246, he followed it up with a 280 and rounded pins or a combination of the above. 45-yard punt. Obviously, Sherman’s score can not be completely on The Miami Dolphins hope to Louis Lipps, who was selected to John Jenkins 279 for a fantastic 805 set. It seemed he would collect a reach the Super Bowl by turning the Pro Bowl as the AFC kick In the other game, the49ers tried • parity in the sport of bowling the up and up. to Ignore the oddsmakers who give Pkqnrff • more entries for in-house tournaments perfect game as well. Bilodeau tossed 11 strikes out of failure into opportunity. returner. The rookie from South 12 in the second game, and started the last game with Jack Jurek, a student at West Texas State, became They can try because they own ern Mississippi used his 4.4 speed the Bears little chance to advance • Roger Mieczkowski, no more ‘taps’ to the Super Bowl. San Francisco, Schedule • all league bowlers, a chance to step up on the the first game before leaving a solid eight pin. He then the 20th champion of the AMF Worid Cup in Sydney, one of the best punters in football — to set club records with his 53 punt in the title game for the third time m Danotas host taam approach going for the 12th strike in a row and a struck out in the 10th frame (or his fine series. The Australia. The prestigious titie goes along with Reggie Roby. Normally, a punt returns and 656 yards in 1984. a San Trane itco 40ara tournaments are for them. lanes were checked immediately afterwards and in the last four years, has been I Miami Dolphint perfect game. College-Union International championship he won means failure'— the failure of the "I ’m not worried about the • Earl Anthony, may he finally receive the businesslike in its preparation. • bowling writers a sense of fair play and common passed by the CCBA representatives. last May in Reno, Nevada. ' offense to move the ball. ' In returner,” Roby said. “ If I do my recognition as the greatest of all time. Miami’s case, it represents a job and if the punting team does its The 49ers know they must decency. • bowling ball manufacturers, here’s wondering if The Central Connecticut Bowling Assocation '• Charles Hartley Jr. success as the new assistant CONSIDER THIS FOR a few minutes. In 1914, in chance to pin the opponent in bad job — which it does — it doesn’t contain Walter Payton. The NFL’s they can top themselves by making something better Tournaments applications are out and can Iw all-time rusher has run through manager at the Parkade. Auburn, N.Y., a man named Sid Sherman put on this position. matter who’s back there.” obtained at your local centers. The 1985 tournament is lines, through secondaries and • John Myers, another Central'Connecticut Bowling than urethane balis. display of bowling. On Nov. 21, he went to the Elm Hall Roby is one of Miami’s top Lipps, a first-round draft pick of being hosted by New Britain Bowl. through more than his share of Association Bowier of the Year award. • Dad to obtain the knowiedge to be as good as you alleys and rolled 11 games with a low of 278 (twice) weapons entering Sunday’s AFC the Steelers, returned a Buffalo f m m * John Myers of Manchester finished seventh in the airports. But he’s never run to the NFC Championship • Red Burnham, another successful week of pro wish. and (our 300s. Sherman wasn’t satisfied as he came title game against the Pittsburgh punt 76 yards for a touchdown and AFC Championship New England Bowlers Association tournament at Super Bowl. That concerns San . January 6 bowlers competition at Bradley Bowl in April. back a few hours later. Steelers in the Orange Bowl. Tne finished third in the NFL with a ThI"! tim'* *u» »hr«»w IS c»r-innc with a low of 236 but Auburn Ten-Pin in Auburn, Ma., iast weekend. January 6 • handicap bowlers and all them to realize most LEON BILODEAU OF Manchester is quickiy Chicago Bears and the 49ers face 12.4-yard average. If the punt stays Francisco. each other Sunday in San in bounds, Lipps is almost a sure "You have to keep him in the Chicago Baart Francisco. bet to attempt to run it back: he ballpark,” said cornerback Ronnie Piliaburgh Statlart January 30 The winners advance to the only called for a fair catch twice in Lott. ” He’s now thfe'greatest back at Slanlord SiaOkxn. Wilhelm and Brock top Palo Alto, California Super Bowl on Jan. 20. the 55 punts he fielded. that has played the game and he Roby, a Pro Bowl pick, finished ” I want to hang it up there so that has a chance for the Super Bowl. second in the NFL in average at if he does catch it, he won’t want to UPI SCOREBOARD hall of fame candidates 44.7 yards per punt and first in net catch another one,” Roby said. "That makes him tougher.” average at 38.1 yards. Roby has “ Sure I didn’t face him the first Payton has been relatively over pennitted to vote for up to 10 had only one punt blocked in his time ... but he didn’t face me, looked this week, with the Bears’ Thre8polnt goals — Nonce, Holton, By Fred Down by the 49ers, linebacker Riki Ellison. ” I won’t “ The thing that w|ll hurt us the U.S. Mixed Foster. Fouled out— Edwords.Totol fouls either.” record-setting defense gathering United Press International candidates. two-year NFL career and has “ Walter is probably one of the say the greatest, but he's b great most is if he gets into the op Linden Laduke 200-572, John KozIckI — Phoenix 24, New Jersey 22. Rebounds— In the second quarter of last most of the attention. But the Phoenix 37 (Nonce 13), New Jersey 42 Swimming Wilhelm failed election last year never — not in high school, college best backs I’ve gone against.” said back. fieW’* Rec League 213-587, Dave Penn 231-221-819, Ruth or pro — had one of his kicks weekend’s AFC semifinal playoff running back hasn’t been ignored Urban 178-497, Ellle Wilson 191-488, (Williams 12). Assists — Phoenix 22 NEW YORK — Hoyt Wilheim by 13 votes, traditionally a sign Cindy Hurley 484, Linda Skoolund (Nonce, Lucas, Humphries 4), New and Lou Brock, a chief and a thief, that he will be elected in the near 181-479, M arge DeLlsle 484, Jenny Fenn Jersey 25 (Richardson 12). Technical— Phoenlxcoa^AAacLeod.A— 9,321. U.S. Intarnatlonal Swimming are considered the most likeiy future. This is Brook’s first year of • Midgets 181-489, Diane Brennan 194-508, Sue eligibility and, despite some cre Dolphins out to avoid Cote 488, Shello Price 190-519, Sue Hale Maat candidates to he voted into base- Avoiding Bears’ rush Mahoney: Lakers 29 (T.J. Ruckv 10, 208-180-529, Kris M cLaughlin 453, Dole Friday’a collaga raaulta bail’s Hall of Fame in annual dentials that don’t measure up to M ott Belcher 3, Ken Saunders 4), 76ers Pecker 211-493. Hall of Fame standards, he has the 24 (Brian Jones 10, Kevin Collettl 6, balloting by the Baseball Writers Am y Shunnaker played well). 200-meter medley relay Association of America. overwhelming statistic of 938 ' Steelers trap blocking TouraomenM Knicks 20 (Brian Blount 0, Mike First Round 1, U.S. "A ", (Coy Cobb, John Moftet, Results of this year’s voting will stolen bases. '• big key for Montana Mlldazo S, Mott Arnold ployed well, OoferCldtsIc Pablo Morales and Matt Blondl), 5 be announced next Tuesday by Fox, a star second baseman for players with quick feet and agility. Tom Clltford 4), Chargers 17 (Larry Scholastic Dennlston IX Grove City 74 1:40.21.x University of Arkansas "A", By Dave Raffo Nevins, Todd Wllllom, Mott Lescoe Allegheny 95, Albright 12 1:40.47.3, U.S. "B",1:44.37.4,Unlversltvaf BBWAA secretary Jack Lang of the Chicago White Sox during the By Jeff Hasen a great test, the test of the season, ’ ’ United Press International It’s just (Pittsburgh coach) Chuck ployed well). Oravtwund Classic Arkansas "B", 1:44.74. 5, USSR, the New York Daily News. 1950s, has fallen 30 or 40 votes short United Press International Wright said. “ Theirdefense scares Noll’s philosophy and they draft Community Y : Knicks 40 Pot Swee WIdener 71, Kings 54 1:44.91. 8, Auburn University, 1:45.51. 7, ney S, Bill White 7), Bulls 18 (Erik • Sweden, 1:45.58. 8, University of Iowa, Wilhelm, the arch prototype of in the last few elections. . us because it’s so good. MIAMI — The Miami Dolphins players who fit that philosolphy.” llling bssketbell Moravian 58, Alvernla48 Woltoono 12). Florida Southern Clastic 1:47.87. the chiefs of the bullpen who Wilhelm pitched for the New REDWOOD CITY, Calif. - Joe “ But if Joe (Montana) and those don’t want to fall into the same trap The Steelers have a short, stocky llllna Junior High vortlfv boskotboll Long Island 7X Eastern Illinois 71 Men's 813Meler Freestyle appeared in more games (1070) York Giants, St. Louis Cardinals, guys on the other side of the ball offensive line anchored by ILyear I, Sven LodzIewskI, East Germany, Theismann, like thousands of other Sunday that surprised the Los Women'i Rec team dropped a 40-SI verdict to Florida Southern 94, American 88 than any other pitcher in the Cleveland Indians, Baltimore Ori can pick the blitzing up and not veteran Mike Webster, who stands Timothy Edwards Fridov ofternoon. Frank Shannon Invitational 7:49.48. 2, Uwe Dossier, East Germany, arm-chair quarterbacks, has an Angeles Raiders and Denver Bron Jury Box 43 (Jeon Murphy 22, Lli Sean Brophv hod 22 points^ Darren Hope 70, Rose Hulmon 87 7:58.75. 3, Steffen Lless, Eost Germany, game’s history, and Brock, who oles, White Sox, California Angels, opinion. turn the ball over, those guys from cos the past two weeks. 6-foot-l 1-2 and 250 pounds. Neubelt 4), Amusements Unlimited 40 Gates 9 and Kelly and Scott butels 6 Eost 7:59.5X 4, Jeff Kostoft, U .S., 8:04.58. 5, Atlanta Braves and Los Angeles Chicago are going to be in (or a long John WItchel, Gotham. Swim Club, stole more bases than any other Dwight Clark says the opinion The Pittsburgh Steelers’ trap The guard tandem of rookie (Sue Bosouet 12, June Oerench 8). apiece for the 1-1 Rams. DuboVjGateSj Clarion St. 81, Quinniploc 57 Dodgers during a 21-year career day.” Terry Long (5-11, 272) and Craig Cherrone's 51 (Peggy Marie 17, Gall Jeff Coppello and Dave Russell starred Denison (Dhio) 82, Grove City 74 8:X.49. 8, Troy Dalbev, San Jose,Ullt. player, are favorites to be elected stinks. > blocking offensive line has opened Kozloro 12), Irish Insurance 38 (Randy defensively for llling.. Indiana (Pa.) 58, Phlla. Textile 51 Swim Club, 8:10.58. 7, Bemhord Volz, with the late Nelson Fox a that started in 1952. He had a Theismann, sacked seven times The 49ers could be the team enough holes for Frank Pollard Woiney (6-1, 255) is the fifth guard North Y o rK , Ontario Swim Chib, 8:10.69. Horelick 19, GInny Roback played Jersey City St. 83, Albany St. 81 darkhorse candidate. lifetime 143-122 won-lost record last week in Chicago’s elimination facing a long afternoon if Walter and Walter Abercrombie to aver combination the Steelers have w e ll). Newport News 60, Shepherd 59 1, John Mvkkonen, U.S., 8:11.54. Phlla. Pharmacy 78, JohnsHopkIns 52 Men'sl 03Meter Breaststroke Long shots include two pitchers and a 2.52 career earned run of the Washington Redskins, Payton gets going. age 164 rushing yards per game the started this year. The tackles are Roanoke 70, MuhlenburgS9 1, Rick Schroeder, U.S., 1:02.78.2, John — Mickey Lolich, winner of 217 average. claims Joe Montana and the San The NFL’s all-time rusher has last five weeks. Tunch Ilkin (6-3, 255) and Pete B ask etb all Springfield 79, Buffalo 84 UllbarrI, University of Arkansas, 1 :X.26. run through lines, through secon Susauehonna 84, Wesleyan 55 3, John Mottet, U.S., 1:XJ1. 4, Andy games plus three in the 1968 World Francisco 49ers won’t be able to The Steelers advanced to Sun Rostosky (6-4, 255). H ock ey Trenton St. 58, St. Vincent 43 Bouer, Auburn University, 1 :X.49.5, Tim Series, and Jim Banning, a 224- Brock, in addition to setting handle the Bears’ bump-and-run daries and through more than his day’s AFC CHampionship game in The line alloyed Pollard, a Union 7X Bowdoln 50 Jurs, Wright State University, 1:04.38.8, game winner who also pitched major league records of 118 stolen coverage Sunday in the NFC share of airports. But he’s nqver Miami with a 24-17 victory over dumpy 5-10, :p£pounak,^ rush for Va. Wesleyan 94, Brldgewater77 Sam Schwartz, U.S., 1:05.M. 7, Rob run to the Super Bowl. That NBA standings South Powers, University of Puget no-hitters in both the National and bases in one season and 938 in a chanlpionship game at Candles Denver. In that game, Pollard and 851 yards thi^^ason. NHLstandIngs Florida Southern 94, American 88 Sound, 1:0S.19.8, Serge Score, VIctorlo, American Leagues. career, is one of 14 players to tick Park. concerns San Francisco. Abercrombie combined for 176 "They comeTlying off the ball, Long Island 71, Eastern Illinois 71 British Columbia, 1:05.13. To be elected by an estimated 400 amass 3,000 hits. He was, however, "This week, Joe Theismann’s “ You have to keep him in the starting with Webster and the two (Late gomes net Included) Newport News Apprentice 60, Shepherd yards on 33 carries. In the final (Late tam e net Included) Eastern Conference 58 Men's lOO-Meter Butterfly 10-year veterans of the BBWAA, a an ordinary defensive player and watching,' and Joe Montana’s ballpark,” said cornerback Ronnie regular season game, Pittsburgh guards,” Shula said. “ They really Woles Conference Atlantic DIvIsien Roanoke 70, MuhlenburgS9 1, Marcel Gery, Czechoslovakia, candidate must receive 75 percent Lott. ” He’s now the greatest back knocked that Denver nose guard W L Pet. O B had a career batting average playing,” said Clark, one of controlled the line of .scrimmage Polrick DIvIsien St. Thomas 78, Merrimack 89 1:57.0X 2, Pablo Morales, U.S., of the ballots cast. Each writer is Montana’s meal tickets with the that has played the game and he (Ruben Carter) off the ball last W L T PtS. O F OA Boston 28 8 .824 — • Webber Coll. 107, Dyke Coll. 89 2:01.05. 3,Vlastlmll Cernv, Manta, under .300. and the ball (or a 13-7 win over the j Philadelphia 28 8 .813 W has a chance for the Super Bowl. week.” Washington 22 )1 7 5) 183 123 Midwest 2:01.29. 4, Levente M adv, Mission pressure on. Raiders to earn a playoff spot. Philadelphia 22 11 5 49 180 114 WoMIngton 19 14 J76 8 Augustona 94, Nor. Colorado 72 Vielo, Calif. Swim Club, ^1.33. 5, Montana is a master at reading "That makes him tougher.” "They trapped the hell out of They’ll try to do the same to Bob N Y Islanders 21 15 1 43 181 148 New Jersey 18 18 .471 ll'A BrIarClltf 98, Midland 93 T.A. DeBlase, University ot Callfornla- Payton has been relatively over J at the line and calling audibles. San Baumhower this week, although Pittsburgh 15 18 4 34 131 181 New York 12 23 .343 18 Dakota Wesleyan 118, Dakota St. 91 Berkelv, 2:01.92. 8, Jon Kelly, Victoria, MHS tankers dunked Denver,” said Dolphins rookie N Y Rangers 13 19 5 31 135 151 Central DIvIsien Mt. Marty 73, Black Hills St. 72 British Columbia, 2:0i2.^. 7, Steven Francisco coach Bill Walsh said he looked this week, with the Bears’ inside linebacker Jay Brophy, who the Dolphins Used a four-man line a Milwaukee 23 12 .857 — New Jersey 12 21 4 28 128 155 North Dakota 60, St. Cloud Stole 44 Unruh, University of Arkansas, 2.-X.45. Manchester (Sauatrlto, Sciadone, will need all his guile Sunday. record-setting defense gathering made nine tackles in last week’s lot last week. Shula won’t say how Adams DIvIsien Detroit 18 15 .545 4 North Dakota St. 80, Mankato St. 71 8, Mark Dean, Kansas City Blazers, WEST HARTFORD — Manches Chicogo 17 18 .515 5 D 'B rIe n , G o rm a n ) 1:55.95. “ It could be as demanding (a most of the attention. But the they’ll line up against the Steelers Montreal 21 10 8 50 180 127 Phillips 87, Quincy 84 2:X.88. ter High boys swimming team 200free: 1.Maver(C),2.Selbold(8A), 31-10 win over Seattle. Buffalo 17 12 9 43 141 115 Atlanta 14 20 .412 8 with an 85-79 setback at the hands hawks to 51 yards rushing but the Ozorks 53, Ark.-PIne Bluff 51 49.48. X Matt Blondl, U.S., 49.84. 3, Dirk 3. Shlelai (C) 2:23.X. ^ ^ ■ “ Walter is probably one of the Hartford 14 18 4 32 119 157 Western Conference West Richter, East Germany, 49.88. 4, Craig of Conard High. day while trying to ignore the Steelers use a different type of “ You have to play good leverage Campbell Conference Midwest Division SO free: 1. Lownev (C), 2. Nuebert best backs I’ve gone against,” said Simpson 99, Loverne98 (dbl D T ) Dppel, Des Moines, Iowa Swim .Club, Freshman Jon Gorman won the (C ), 3. Larkin (M ) 23.78.' oddsmakers who give the Bears running game. football on Webstger, that’s no' Norris Division W L Pet. OB 50.55. 5, Peng-Slong Ang, Singapore, linebacker Riki Ellison. ” I won’t - . W L T Pis. OF OA Houston 19 13 .594 — 100-yard freestyle for the Indians. Diving: 1. Halllgan (0 ,2 . Klein (C), little chance to advance to Super “ Seattle never pulled a lineman easy task,’’Baumhower said. 50.x. 8, Don Berger, U.S., X.71. 7, 3. Daigle (C) 153.X points. say the greatest, but he’s a great 0 ' Chicogo 18 17 3 39 153 141 Denver 19 13 .594 — Sergey Smlrlogln, USSR, X.98.8, Jomes Will Sciadone won the 100-yard Bowl XIX Jan. 20. San Francisco, the entire game,” Miami Coach “ He’s been the best (center) over A A 100 fly: 1. Flores (0 ,2 . Shellds (0 ,3 . St. Louis 15 15 8 38 132 137 Dallas 15 18 .484 4 Big Eaat atandinga back. UPI photo Pringle, University of Arkansas, 51.04. breaststroke and took second in the M cClonerty (C ) 1:03.5. in the title game for the third time Don Shula said. ” It was all push the last couple of years. Minnesota 13 19 8 32 138 151 Utoh 15 18 .455 5 “ The thing that will hurt us the Detroit 13 21 5 31 143 179 Son Antonio 15 18 .455 5 Big East Conference O'oll 200-yard IM while MelSeibold won 100 free: 1. Gorman (M ),X Thomann in the last four years, has been blocking, with their hands straight ” I can’t sit there and wait bn him Toronto 8 27 5 17 114 177 Kansas City 12 19 .387 8'A W L W L (0,3. Nuebert (C) 57.58. . . ^ . businesslike in its preparation. most is if he gets into the open Chicago defenders Dan Hampton (99) and Otis Wilson out. Pittsburgh uses drive blocking or I’ll be five yards downfield. If I Pacific DIvIsien Georgetown I 0 12 0 the 500-yard freestyle and placed 500 free: 1. Selbold (M ), 2. Newton . Smvthe Division V Women Clark is one who has been down field.” (55) made life miserable last weekend for Washington could hold my own, it will be Edmonton 25 8 4 54 188 122 L A Lakers 22 10 .888 — Boston College 1 0 10 0 second in the 200. ( 0 , 3 . Beale (C ) 5:51.9. and a lot of trapping. Phoenix 18 18 .529 5 Vlllanova 10 8 1 Women's lOBMeler Medley Relay lOOback: 1. Sauatrlto (M ), 2. O ’B rien the road before. The 49ers feel the way to stop "A lot of teams have given up on tougher for the guard to come Calgary 21 15 3 45 192 1 54 I, U.S. “A", (Betsy Mitchell, Kim quarterback Joe Theismann, whom they sacked on this Winnipeg 19 15 4 42 158 153 Portland 15 18 .455 7'/i St. John's 1 0 9 1 Manchester’s next outing Js (M ), 3. Borglda (M ) 1:18.9. “ It’s already been a tense week Payton is to get a lead and force the trap blocking,” Shula added. around. It all starts with the block Seattle 14 20 .412 9 Pittsburgh 0 0 0 2 Rhodanbough, Jenna Johnson and Kathy 100 breast: 1. Sciadone (M ), 2. pjay. They'll hope to make life for San Francisco’s Joe Los Angeles 15 15 8 38 188 157 Coftin) 1:54.x. X USSR, 1:58.21. 3, U.S. Tuesday on the-road at Hartford for me,” he kidded. “ Just watch Bears to the air. on the nose.” Vancouver 9 28 5 23 128 218 L A Clippers 14 21 .400 9Vi Syracuse 0181 Thom pson (M ),3 . W e lu n e s (M ) 1:11.2. "They draft offensive lineman who Golden State 10 21 .323 11'A Seton Hall 0 1 9 3 "B", 1:57.58. 4, Canada "A", 1:58.X. 5, Public at 3:30. 400free relay: 1. Manchester (M ike- ing the films. I’m biting my nails, ” We just can’t let them control Montana equally unhealthy Sunday in NFC champion are big and strong and just push And it will end (or one team with Friday’s Results Conada"B",2:X.59.8, U.S. "C",2:01.33.7, Frtdav's Results Providence (7175 R o iu lti: Yarnott, Senan Gorman, Slebold, San the ball,” said linebacker Keena Buffalo 7, Pittsburgh 2 Auburn Unlverslty,2:02.4X 8, Indiana ready to play them.” ship game. you off the ball. The Steelers draft a trip to the Super Bowl. Quebec 5, Washington 3 New Jersey 105, Phoenix 98 Connecticut 0 1 4 5 200 medley relay: 1. Conard, 2. dro Sauotrlto) 4:09. N Turner. Detroit 134, Atlanta 111 To d a y’s Barnes University, 2:X.K. Cornerback Eric Wright leaves Winnipeg at Edmonton, night Wemen'sllBMeter Freestyle Saturday's (Samos Boston 105, New York 94 UConn at Vlllanova the joking to Clark. He’s not^ The 49ers have outscored oppo- Chicago 106, Mllwoukee 101 Boston College at Georgetown , 1, Astrld Strauss, East (Jermanv, ' nents 110-29 in first periods this (All Times EST) 1:59.8X 2, Jullanne Brossman, U.S., NBA roundup expecting a laugher Sunday. N.Y. RoneersatBoston,1:15p.m. Kansas City 132, L.A. Clippers 112 Providence at Pittsburgh season. Busy Doug Flutie is top Hula Bowl attraction Montreal at New Jersey, 1:35 p.m. Denver at Utah, night Seton Hall at St. John's 1:59.81. 3, Helke Friedrich, East ” Our offense is going to be in for Portland at L.A. Lakers, night Monday's Game (jermany, 2:X. 4, Tiffany Cohen, U.S., Buffalo at N .Y . Islanders, 7:Q5p.m. 2:X.37. 5, M ary Wvote, U.S., 2:01.70. 8, Chicago at Horttord, 7:35p.m. Sotunlay's Baines Vlllonova at St. John's Bowl, Flutie will head West for the son’s William Perry, linebacker Los Angeles at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. (All Times EST) Suzonna Nilsson, Sweden, 2:02.79. 7, HONOLULU (UPI) - Busy last-ditch, game-winner against Quebec at Pittsburgh, 8:05 p.m. (3ilcogo at New York, 7:30 p.m. M ary Pat Gaffney, U.S., 2:02.94. 8, Doug Flutie, playing the second of Miami, and Coach Jack Bicknell Japan Bowl Jan. 13 in Tokyo. Gregg Carr of Auburn, and defen Vancouver at Toronto,8:05p.m. Detroit at Washington, 7:30 p.m. Laurence Bensimon, France, 2:X.19. Nets trip Suns sive backs Tony Thurman of three post-season games within a on his side. "I realize that,” he said Friday New Jersey at Atlanta, 7: n p.m. Women's ll3Meler Bodistroke Sports in Brief Minnesota at Calgary, 8:05 p.m. 13-day span, will be the center of A platoon of professional scouts of his fast-moving pace. " I ’m just Boston College and Jeff Sanchez of Philadelphia at St. Louls,8:35p.m. Phoenix at Cleveland, 8:00 p.m. F o o tb a ll scored 25 points and Kelly Tri- Sundov't Odmtt Kansas City at Dallas, 8:Xp.m . 1, Cornelia SIrch, East Gernrany, EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. attention Saturday when he directs will be on hand for Flutie’s first look at an opportunity to travel and Georgia. New Jersey at N.Y. Rangers, night Philadelphia at Milwaukee, 9:00 1:03.x. X Betsy Mitchell, .U.S., 1:0X54.3, (UPI) — Micheai Ray Richardson pucka added 20 Friday night to Youth basketball night planned appearance in an all-star format, have some fun. p.m. Andrea Hayes, U.S., 1:04.35. 4, Tori the East against the West All-Stars The West, coached by Terry St. Louis at Chicago, night Trees, U.S., 1:04.37. 5, Chioauet Poscale, scored 26 points, handed out 12 lead the Detroit Pistons toa 134-111 but that won’t affect him. "It’s a reward to an end of a Edmonton at WInnIpeo, night «L.A. Clippers at Denver, 9:Xp.m . Friday night’s Manchester High-Rockville High basketball in the 39th Hula Bowl. Donahue of UCLA, will have six Indiana at Seattle, 10:30 p.m. NFL playoffa Bouchervllle, Quebec, 1:04.X. 8, Carmel assists and grabbed 11 rebounds rout of the Atlanta Hawks. "This game (Hula Bowl) means career and not necessarily a Clark, New Zealand, 1:04.88. 7, Am y Flutie’s hectic schedule — All-Americas — tight end Jay Houston at Golden State, 11:00p.m. Friday night to lead the New game at Clarke Arena has been designated as ’Youth Basketball absolutely nothing to me (as far as continuation.” Sumlo f’s 43«nes White, U.S., 1:05.03. 8, Ann Mahoney, ' It was Detroit’s largest margin brought on by the much-talked Novacek of Wyoming and tackle Sabraa 7, Panguina 2 (All TlniM EST) WIchIto, Kon. Swim Club, 1:08.30. Jersey Nets to a 105-98 victory over Night’ and all Recreation Department youth basketball league impressing pro scout),” he said. Providing Flutie with help on the Houston ot Utah, night WIM Cord Oamot of victory this season and was its about “ Hail Flutie” pass that beat Lance Smith of LSU on offense and San Antonio at L.,\. Lakers, night Women's fOPMefer Indlyidual Med the Phoenix Suns. players in Manchester and Vernon will get in free of charge. Saturday, D oca Miami and the winning of the "If there’s any talent that hasn’t East team up front will be - linemen Ray Childress of Texas Pittsburgh 1 81-1 Indiana at Portland, n l i ^ ley Richardson, who added 4 steals, third triumph in the last four' Tickets for Friday’s game are available at the respective Rec A F C — Soottlo 13, L A Roldws 7 1, Michelle Grlgllone, U.S., 4:44.». X Heisman Trophy — has him come out over the past four years, All-America lineman Bill Mayo of A&M and Tony Degrate of Texas, Buffalo 12 4-7 Sundmr, Doc. a games. First Period— I, Pittsburgh, Montho 9 Tiffany Cohen, U.S., 4:XJX 3, Elena and Buck Williams helped the Nets departments. bone-tired, but the Bo.ston College it’s not going to come out in this Tennessee. Second team selections NFC — N Y Giants 18, LA Roms 13 Dendeberova, USSR, 4:47.07. 4, Soda u s e linebacker Duane Bickett and (T a y lo r), 7:25. 2, Buffalo, Ramsey 4 Callica 105, Knicka 94 DlYhlonal playoffs pull away from a 92-92 tie with 4:30 star will be surrounded by some game. You can’t prove yourself include tackle Lomas Brown of (Moloney, Peterson), pp, 19:47. Penalties Kraft, Sweden, 4:X.99. 5, Jullanne Bill Laimbeer chipped in with 19 safety Jerry Gray of Texas on Sofurday, Doc. a Brosimon, U.S., 4:51.09. 8, Chris remaining. Midget football meeting Monday talented teammates. with two days of practice and Florida and guard Larry Willianris — Shedden, Pit, 0:28: Chorlesworth, Pit, AFC points for Detroit, 18-15 and John defense. 18*99 NEW YORK (M) Emerson, Sunkist Swim Club, 4:5X09. 7, Williams, who collected 23 points Of the 17 other players on the working with guys you never of Notre Dame. Bill Fralic of \ King 10-218-10 28, Cummings 12-191-225, Miami 31, Seattle 10 Laurence Bensimon, France, 4:52.M. 8, Long added 18. Atlanta, which has ^ o n d Period— 3, Buffalo, Holt NFC and 12 rebounds, broke the tie Annual meeting of the Manchester Midget Football League offensive unit, there is one other worked with before. This game’s Pittsburgh, UPI’s Lineman of the In a departure from recent Hula 5(Peterson),sh,11:38.4, Buffalo, Selling Bailey 1-4002, Sparrow 8-101-113, Walker A m y White, U.S., 4:53.13. lost five straight games at the 1-71O1012, Cavenall 1-300Z D rr 4-10008, San Francisco 21, NY Giants 10 when Charles Jones was called for will be held Monday night at 7:30 at the American Legion Home All-America, three who were se for fun. Year, was forced to scratch Bowls, the 1985 game will be 9 (Peterson, Ramsay), 18:18. Sunday, Dec. M Pontiac Silverdome dating back to Penalties- Perreault, But, 7:19: Follgno, Tucker 2-4 DO 4; Wilkins 0-1 OO 0. Totals goaltending and then added 2 free on Legion Drive. Election of the board of directors for the 1985 cond team choices and seven ” I’m going to play hard and try because of an injury. played under NCAA rules. Pre 37-79202394. NFC Buf, 10:27. Chicago a, Washington 19 throws for a 96-92 lead. the 1982-83 season, was led by season will be held. to win it, but win or lose, I want to The East also will line up five viously, the game format had the Third Perlod-5, Buttolo, Follgno 14 BOSTON (MS) honorable mentions. Moxwell 3-5 9-10 15, Bird 13-21 8 8 32, AFC Michael Holton scored to bring Dominique Wilkins with 18 points For further information, contact John Marchei, 643-7791. have ijome fun while I’m here.” All-Americas on defense. They training team receive after each (Moloney, Barrasso), 8:57. 8, Buffalo, Pittsburgh 24, Denver 17 And to make things easier for C y r II (Perreault, Housley), pp, 12:25.7, ‘ Parlsh9-14O421,Johnson5-12OO10,Alnge Tennis Phoenix within 2 points, but a and Antoine Carr with 17. Flutie in the Hula Bowl, he'll have From the New Year’s Cotton include linemen Freddie Joe score no matter what the point 813 3-4 18, Buckner 02 1-2 LMcHole NFC Buffalo, Tucker 10 (Andreychuk, Conference diomplonslilps Richardson steal and basket made Bowl game and the upcoming Hula Numm of Mississippi and Clem- difference. Holt), 14:18. 8, Pittsburgh, Bobych 10 1-3 4-4 8, Wedman 05 OO 4,Clork0200 Hart(ord Fronton opens Jan. 12 Gerard Phelan, who caught the 0. Totals39-772830105. Sunday's Bomee it 98-94 wjth 1:56 left. James (Lem leux, Loney), 14:28. 9, Buffalo, Pittsburgh at Miami 12:Xp.m. World DouMn Champiamlilgg Kings 132, Clippers 112 Perreault 12 (Follgno, Fenyves), New York 17182518—M Edwards hit l-of-2 free throws with Boston 38 211419^118 Chicago at San Francisco 4 p.m. AlLandan,Jan.4 At Kansas City, Mo., Eddie HARTFORD — Berenson’s Hartford Jai-Alai will begn its 1985 19:44. Penalties- Bobych, Pit, 0:51: Super Bowl XIX RoumFroMaMcllan 1:37 remaining. Fenyves, Buf, 7:53:Hothom,Plt, 11:49. Three-point goals— Alnge. Fouled Johnson scored 26 of his game-high schedule Saturday night, Jan. 12, with doors opening at 6 o’clock BYU’s Edwards doesn’t plan to come up short out— Bailey. Total fouls— New York 28, Sy, Jan. a Woltok Flbok, Poland, and Sandy But Richardson fed Mike Boston 11. Rebounds— New York 29 At Palo Alto, Collf. AAaytr, U.S., d«f. Andort Jarryd and 32 points in the second half Friday and the first game at 6:45. Shots on goal— Pittsburgh 8-4-8-18, AFC Champion vs. NFC Champion, 8 Hans Slmonsxn, Swodon, 38,31,38,8-4, O’Koren, who hit a driving layup nationally-televised 60th annual having a number of outstanding Lynch and USC’a Ken Ruettgers. Buffalo 19-10-S-34. (Sparrow, Covenall 8), Boston 42 night to help rally the Kansas City This is the 10th season of jai-alai in Hartford. Evening By william D. Murray (Parish 12). Assists— New York 18 p.m. 31 ; Kon Flach and Robort SogiMo, and was fouled by Larry Nance. East-West Shrine all-star football quarterbacks on his BYU squad On defense, the West will (leld a Power-ploy converslons-PIttsburgh U.S., dot. Fritz Buohnlng and Potor Kings to a 132-112 victory over the programs will be held Tuesdays. Thursdays, Fridays and United Press International 3-0, Butfalo4-2. (Sparrow 8), Boston 23 (Johnson O’Koren finished the 3-point play to game at Stanford Stadium. over the past 10 years. Gifford unit that would make any NFL or 7). Technical— Johnson. A— 14,890. FlomlnaaLS-. 3X 7-8, 38,37,33. Los Angeles Clippers. Saturdays and Matinees Sunday and holidays at 1 o’clock. Goalles-PIttsburgh, Herron. Buf Kevin Curran, South Africa, and Steve make it 101-95 with 26 seconds left. STANFORD, Calif. — Brigham Nielsen, Marc Wilson, Jim McMa USFL coach jealous. The defense falo, Barrasso. A-18,433. The fronton will hold 228 programs. The game — benefitting the Denton, U.S., def. Mark Edmoncteon, Two free throws each by Mike Young University’s Lavell Ed hon, Steve Young and Robbie highlights BYU’s Jim Hermann Auitralla, and Sherwood Stewart, U.S., 3 Shriner Children’s Hospital — will Referee-Dave Newell. Calendar pminski and Darwin Cook com wards, coach of the national Bosco have all lead the nation in Plttoni134.HiwktT11 4 ,7-6,33; Heinz Gunthordt, Switzerland, Bulls 106, Bucks 101 have added meaning this year and Kyle Morrell, Stanford’s Garin and Baiaz* Toorezv, Huinarv,def. Pavel pleted New Jersey’s scoring. Fly Fishermen meet Wednesday champion Cougars, has not been a one category or another while Veris, Washington’s Ron Holmes, Slozll and To m o i Smid, (Uechotlovaklo, At Chicago, Quintin Dailey and since it is a dress rehearsal for A T L A N T A (111) Nance hit a 3-point shot at the loser in 24 games. playing for the Cougars. u s e ’s Jack Del Rio and Santiago 5 ' T O D A Y 33, 34, 7-8. Michael Jordan combined for 19 EAST HARTFORD — The Connecticut Fly Fishermen’s Super Bowl XIX, which will be held Wllklns8198718, Lovlnoston810OO10, buzzer for the Suns. On Saturday, Edwards has a On Saturday, the BYU coach will State’s Tory Nixon. Rollins 1-2 OO Z Rivers 811 82 IX E. Bevi Basketball points in the fourth quarter Friday Assocation will present a program on Salt Water Fly Fishing at the stadium on Jan. 20. 5 B ow ling chance to run that streak to 25 as he also have two outstanding quarter Johnson 810 88 17, Willis 49 2-2 10, East Catholic at St. Bernard, 7:30 night and the Chicago Bulls The East — coached by Ohio Cellege basketboll Gminski added 17 points and Wednesday night at 7:30 at the Veterans’ Memorial Clubhouse coaches the the West squad in the Edwards has had the pleasure of Wlttmon 3-1 33 9, Carr 7-10 38 17, snapped Milwaukee’s nine-game backs to work with in Randall State’s Earl Bruce — will be led by Williams 1-5 2-2 4, Glenn 48 OO 1, MCC at Moss Bay, 3 Kelvin Ransey had 13 for the Nets. here on Sunset Ridge Drive. Ice Hockey winning streak with a 106-101 Cunningham, of the University of Colgate quarterback Steve Hostings oi OO 0, Brown 2-2 OO 4. Totals R ad io, T V Nance paced Phoenix with 23 The program will feature several films on ocean fishing. Nevada-Las Vegas, and Oklahoma LaVae Induatrlal 4493 2311 111. Springfield Cathedral vs. East Ca victory over the Bucks. Calabria. D E T R O IT (134) tholic (ot Bolton Ice Palace), 8:30a.m. points, Edwards had 20 and Holton The program is open to the public. Yannick Noah net winner State’s Rusty Hilger. The 6-3 210-pounder passed for Bill Leonard 219, Leon Bilodeau Glostonbury vs. Manchester (at Sidney Moncrief led Milwaukee Trlpucko 7-128820, Roundf leld374810, TODAY 15. Cunningham threw for over7,000 8,555 yards and 54 touchdowns in 222-287-205-894, G a ry Rawson 224, Rich Lolmbeer 818 1-2 19, Long 8M 2-2 11, Bolton ICA Palace), 7:45 p.m . with 29 points, while Terry Cum LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) - ' number of points, based upon sets G arner 209-204-571, John Jenkins 209- ^ Wrestling Noon College basketball: Boston Phoenix led 33-26 after one yards in his collegiate career as he his four-year collegiate career. He Thomas 11-17 3525, V. Johnson 48 3210, College vs. Georgetown, Channel 11,20 mings added 24. Chicago’s Orlando Bowl to change Its name Yannick Noah, playing better than and matches won, meet in the 234-821, Don Wilson 219, Nick Marrotl Benson 181 -2 3, Cureton 382-41,Tvler1-8 Manchester at Glastonbury, noon quarter and New Jersey took a helped put the Rebels on the graduated as the holder of 43 204-201-574, Charles Hartley J r . 231-211- East Catholic at St. Bernard, 10:30 1:00 College basketball: N.C. State Woolridge scored 21. expected after a six-month injury- finals. 32 4, Steppe 4 9 32 10, Jones 1-2 OO 2, vs. Kentucky, Channel 3 54-52 halftime edge. The Suns led BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — The Hall of Fame Bowl, after failing to college football map and led them school records and was ranked 838, Dan Humiston 552, Ort Cowles 203, Campbell 04 8 8 8 Totals 52-107 3041134. o.m . The victory was the Bulls’ ninth induced layoff, outlasted Vitas The tournament is sponsored by Rich Pinto 582, Fred KozIckI 550, Ed Pomperoug at Cheney Tech, noon 1:15 Hockey: Rangers vs. Bruins, 79-77 at the end of three periods. to a 1984 California Bowl victory fourth in I-AA history In total Channel 9 in 16 home contests and gave resolve financial differences, severed its contract with the Gerulaitis 63, 2-6, 6-4 Friday in a AT4T. Bachl 228-203-828, Joe Paggloll 215-582, Atlonto 14 341348— 111 over Toledo. He also was the offense and passing yardage. John McCorthy 204-585, Don Elmore 1:30 College basketball: Georgia Chicago a , 17-16 record, while National Football Foundation and will change the name of the $1.3 million "Challenge of Cham Defrelt 38 33 3118— 114 Tech vs. Wake Farest, ESPN Noah, the 1983 French Open third-ranked punter in the major Calabria will share time with 224, Roger Mieczkowski 202-221-248-871, Fouled out— Rollins. Total Steelers activate Pistons 134, Hawks 111 Milwaukee’s road record fell to post-season game, officials said Friday. pions” tournament. champion, aggravated an abdomi John Belasky 204, Brian Brow n 232-598, 2:00 Tennis: A T T Challenge of college football last season. fouls— Atlanta 28, Detroit 28. Champions, Channels 22, n ' At Pontiac, Mich., Isiah Thomas 7-11 and 23-12 overall. Dan Hendley, chairman of the bowl’s board, said the NCAA Noah awaited the outcome of a Vanderbilt’s Kurt Page. John Myers 233-232-833, Dale Naegtll Rebounds— Atlanta 44 (Wilkins 7), nal muscle injury while trying to Hilger led the fifth-ranked Cow 205. (>4 3:00 College, football: East-West requires that 75 percent of all bowl game revenues go to the later match between Guillermo Tennessee’s Johnnie Jones high trolt 84 ( Lalmbeer 10). Assists— Atlanta S Jack Lambert Shrine (Same, Channel 3 defend his French title and was boys to a 162 record and a Gator (Rivers 8), Detroit 35 (Thomos 12). teams and the foundation contract required it to get everything Vilas and Ivan Lendl to determine lights the back field and Florida 3:00 Bowling: AC-Delco Classic, forced to miss the last half of the Bowl victory over previously once- State’s Jessie Hester is among the Powdar Puff Technicals— Rollins, Atlanta coach Fra- PITTSBURGH (UPI) - The Channel X else, after expenses. whether he would play in Satur season. tello.A— 1X468. 3:30 College basketball: Duke vs. beaten and 13th-ranked South receivers. Pittsburgh Steelers Friday acti Sabres rout Penguins Luke Cranford, 1984 bowl president, said ending the contract day’s final for a $200,000 top prize. Edith Tracy 178-493, Mary Locha- Virginia, ESPN The appearance in Las Vegas is Carolina. The offensive line is made up of pelle 180, Irene Bozio 204-488, M ary vated linebacker Jack Lambert for 4:00 College tootlxill: Hula Bowl, with the foundation will allow the Birmingham bowUo distribute A Lendl victory late Friday Noah’s first tournament on the Naia105,Suna98 BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPI) — Bill with four goals in the third period. The quarterbacks will have an Illinois Chris Babyar, Harvard’s Wright 472, Terry SlemlnskI 478, Ann Sunday’s AFC Championship Channel 22,30 some of its proceeds lo charities and scholarship funds. would send Noah into the comeback trail. Brendle 192,-488, Madeline DIeterle game in Miami against the Dol 7:15 Hockey: Black Hawks vs. Whal Hajt, Mike Ramsey and Gil nationally-televised champion excellent crew of wide receivers to Roger Caron, 0| ]jo State’s Jim 179-488, Nancy bkihn 180-480, Noello P H O E N IX (91) , ers, W T IC go to consisting of Washington’s Lachey, Florida’s Crawford Ker BertuzzI 180-499, Olive Bonneau 450, phins, a club spokesman said. Perreault all had a goal and an NorcHquet 5, Capital* 3 ship, but a Vilas triumph would pit "I was at 75 percent physically Lucas 312 OO 10, Nonce W-14 33 23, 8:00 College basketball: DePaul vs. today,” said Noah. "When I and Bob Olderman, of Virginia. Kathy Randall 451, Carol Shubert Edwards 39 10-11 20, Holton 7-11 OO 15, Lambert missed the last three U A B , ESPN assist Friday night to lead the Wings’ Gare draws suspension the Argentine against the winner of Danny Greene — an All-Pac 10 188-510. At Landover, Md., Jean Sauve Humphries 311 34 13, Jones 03 OO 0, games, including the first-round 8:00 College basketball: UConn vs. Buffalo Sabres to a 7-2 victory over the John McEnroe-Jimmy Con started working two months ago, I selection — Stanford’s Emile The East’s defensive unit is led Adams 382-28, Foster4-9009,Scott0000 Vlllanova, Channel 20, WPOP and Wilf Paiement each scored DETROIT — The Red Wings announced Friday Captain Danny was really in bad shape. I don't Harry and Fresno State’s Larry by Pittsburgh linebacker Troy playoff game against Denver, with 9:00 College basketball: Purdue vs. the Pittsburgh Penguins. nors match, which also was 0, PlttmonOOOOO. Totals337717-2098. Hajt’s short-handed goal mid twice Friday night to lift the Gare has been suspended three games for physically resisting a think I can just work out anymore. Willis. Benson, linemen Frank Wright of Eaatarn Bualnaaa a dislocated big toe on his left foot Minnesota, Channel 81 Quetec Nordiques to a 5-3 triumph scheduled (or later Friday. NEW JERSEY (105) and a sprained right foot. 10:00 College basketball: Houston vs. way through the second period linesman during Detroit’s 6-2 loss at Hartford this week. Under a unique format, the eight I Just need a lot of matches.” The West offensive line will have South Carolina, linebacker Ri Paul Glllberto 142, Larry Fahey 157, Turner 1-2 OO X Williams 313 37 23, Texas, ESPN gave the Sabres a 2-1 lead which over the Washington Capitals. Under league rules, a referee can levy a three-gaine three high draft choices on It in chard Byrd of Southern Missis Ted Kowzun 152, Rich DeDomlnIcus GmlnskI 313 70 17, Ronsey 311 1-2 13, He will be used as a spot player The loss snapped a four-game players are divided into two Noah said he played better 145-143-425, E m il Roux 145, John M el- Richardson 11-84-828, Klng3141-29,Cook Sunday, a role similar to one he SUNDAY they never relinquished. suspension against a player involved in such an incident. There is four-man, round-robin groups. The Friday than the day before, when Stanford center Brent Martin, sippi and Michigan State defensive zen 170-147-452, Joe Gorneou 143, Jim 2-5 2-28, Johnson 1-10-02, D'Koren 341-17, 12:30 Pro football: Steelers vs. Ric Selling gave Buffalo a 3-1 winning streak for Washington, BertussI 182-404, George Mewrton 152, played after dislocating the toe in no right of appeal.______players receiving the highest he beat Lendl. Washington State guard Dan. back Terry Lewis. Totals420121-38105. Dolphins, Channel 22, 30, WPOP lead at 16:16 of the second period. which leads idle Philadelphia by j Don Molhlews 140, Ron Joiner 390, Ed Phoenix 31191719^98 the opening game of the season 3:30 Pro football: Bears vs. 49ers, two points In the Patrick Diviaion. Zowlstowskl 392. New Jersey Mil 1110-118 against Kansas City. Channel 3; W P O P The Sabres broke the game open 18 — MANCHFSTER HERALD, Sulurduy, Jan. 5, 19B5 Tensions slowly ease at San Quentin Prison MATURE SECRETA- RY/RECEPTIONIST — New warden reorganizes the staff and restores inmate privileges 2-3 days per week. WP skills on IBM-PC, typing “ I make a point to go out, walk, and transcribing. Man -lioss of inmate privileges after a He saiil several convicts have anymore. ^ By John (Vi,,LelohW the areas and talk to the staff,’’- chester professional of June 1982 battle between opposing been attacked at San Quentin Wolinsky said the valuable prop CERAMIC SHOP CLOS United Prtss International erty on the edge of San Francisco Vasquezsaid. - • fice. Send resume to: Box gangs left 67 convicts injured. within months of their arrival P, c/o the Manchester ING — For Sale; All because of their reluctance to' Bay in Marin County could be sold One day he showed up unexpect-', SAN QUENTIN. Calif. - Behind The lock-down kept most prison Herald. M AN CH ESTER — North paint, brushes, 40% OFFI cooperate with gang members — and the funds used to build a ediy at a gun rail overlooking the* the aging walls of San Quentin, a ers behind bars virtually 24 hours a End. One bedroom apart Greenware 50% OFF! including one case where an modem prison elsewhere. prison’s exercise yard, where two Pouring machine, tons, violence-plagued fortress holding day. Food was delivered on trays, DRIVER NEEDED— For ment In quiet residential inmate was stabbed for refusing to Vasquez, who was former dep officers displaying new ’’Mini 14*C tables and miscellane 3.427 of California's toughest con- causing pest and rodent problems Auto Parts Department. area. Near bus line. Utili ask his wife to smuggle in drugs. uty warden at California’s Soledad rifles that can fire stinging" ous. Cash Sales Only. vicLs. a new warden says he is in the tiny 6-by-8 foot cells. Outside Must hove valid Connec ties not Included. $395 In another case, a lifer, Tony Prison, disagrees. high-powered projectiles were' January 5th and 6th, slowly making progress at easing the cellblocks, weeds sprouted and ticut drivers license and monthly. Call 646-3158 be Lara, was allowed out of the "San Quentin’s going to be keeping opposing groups of in-^’ tween 8am-4;30pm. lOom to 3pm. E L M CE tensions. barbells rusted in the exercise excellent driving record. locked-up high-security segrega around for a long time,” Vasquez mates from attacking each other.’ RAMICS, 182 West Mld- 1971 DODGE — 4 door, Warden Daniel Vasquez. who yard. Part time. Apply: Mr. tion celiblock because of good said. “ This is a manageable ’’I was really impressed by the^ Chet CholnskI, Parts FOUR ROOM APART d l e Turnpike, 40,000 miles, air condi was given command of f)ie 132- The lock-down was imposed by tioning, power steering, behavior, said Specter, and was prison, not a time bomb." intensity of the- job the officers, Manager, Gorin's Jag M EN T — Heat and hot Manchester. year-old institution Dec. 12, 1983. the previous warden, Reginald power brakes. $850 firm. stabbed a few months later in one He said he started working to were doing," said the warden. ,,'V, uar, Route 83, Vernon. water. Fully appllanced said his three-year program also Pulle^. who said the prison was an 25” COLOR CONSOLE Call 649-2147. of the large shower rooms. improve prison conditions the day “ By their sheer presence, they^^ 646^)158. kitchen, two bedrooms. - will clean up and repair the prison uncontrollable "monstrosity” that TV — Zenith, wood grain. . "Nobody saw it and he died,” he.took command, including estab were able to prevent violence. $475 per month. Lease and restore inmates’ educational should be closed. Working condition. Call PONTIAC VENTURA ’77 Specter said. "There’s just not lishing a new policy to avoid They saw the dynamics occurring and security deposit. Call and vocational opportunities. The courts have agreed that 289-4781. 875-6736 Otter 7pm. $99. — Red, 2 door sedan, 6 enough staff and the prison is ,lock-do\vns, hiring a new kitchen and put a stop to it.’’ Vasquez. 41, said he has taken a conditions are bad and U.S. cylinder, automatic manager to resolve food problems, little poorly designed.” "hands-on" administration ap District Judge Stanely A. Weigel MANCHESTER — Avail transmission, po.wcr He said the prison was meant to and reducing overcrowding by However, Vasquez also noticed- STATION ATTEND proach that involved forming his signed a sweeping order in Sep able Immediately. Beau ENDROLLS steering, snows. $1500, hold a different type of inmate. shifting some inmates to lower the officers had no communication, ANTS W ANTED — Good top personnel into "management tember requiring officials at San Storting pay, neat and tiful 5 room, 2 bedroom 27«tMr. Tod a y’* ckm : L aoiiali B . d o a 300 violent incidents since Vasquez reduce overcrowding. The legisla DANIEL VASQUEZ helpful. See Barney at the ing, no pets. $480 plus before 11 A.M. ONLY. receive the most violent and "tent city” where some of the says Vasquez. ’’They had nobody^; VEHICLES took over, including 100 attacks ture also has approved $23 million . . . making progress gas station, Moriarty utilities. Call 646-0599. by C^N IE WIENER ED uncontrollabletroBable convicts. inmates had to live because of lack to communicate with and the? against guards. Nine inmates have for improvements at San Quentin. Brothers. of space. The reviving of prison troublemakers couidn’t be plucked’* FOUR ROOM APART “U’NK C8ECMO LKK r ' C 8CFK 1980 JAYCO 23’ M IN I b ig been killed or committed suicide. The judge’s decision was hailed IHOME AND SID W ^ IN S K Y , an attorney work crews has also alleviated out.” T MENT — Available Feb MOTOR HOME — Ford In August. 10 days before the as a “ tremendous victory” by THE PHYSICAL LAYOUT of the with PubiiC'v^dvocates which sanitation hazards, he said. Vasquez solved the problem by« ruary 1st. Heat, no pets, I6ARDEN 460, low mileage, many anniversary of a bloody episode in attorney Donald Specter of the prison with its nooks and crannies, LSYYHKP. U FJURI C 8YF YA joined the class-action suit against The doubling-up of inmates in giving his staff some inexpensive* Real Estate security, references, extras. Hod TLC. Tele 1971 during which hlack revolu Prison Law Office, a non-profit Specter said, exacerbates vio jo b ! the prison, said San Quentin’s cells, a practice ordered halted by voice-activated radios. ■ lease. $415. Coll 649-3340. phone 643-0692. tionary George Jackson was killed watchdog organization that first lence. He .said gang warfare is FJURTO. UR HM SUAK JCNK DELIVERING RICH problems cannot be solved by the court, now only occurs In 123 “ We did something about LOAM — 5 yards, $62 plus along with two inmates and three filed the class-action suit against encouraged by the way the admin putting in a new warden or cells in one of the mainline blocks, situation — enhanced communicS?! HOMES VERNON — Attractive tax. Sand, gravel and guards in an escape attempt, a the prison 11 years ago. istration "warehouses" prisoners TYFFKR LKFFKP CO U TKF rnMISCELLANEOUS releasing more money. the warden said. tion," the warden said. "W egotth ej FOR SALE 3'/2 room apartment In stone. Call 643-9504. Mexican-American inmate was Specter said it was crucial the into various factions that prevents HD L S jAUTOMOTIVE r "The pri.son is a hopelessly officers talking to each other.” _ residential area. Includes able to saw through four bars and improvements be made quickly to them from communicating with heat, hot water, applian Y8BKP.” — PYLKPF BXNC8S. ease tensions that have led to more other groups to resolve antiquated monstrosity,” said Wo- HIS FIRST P R IO R ITY , said MANCHESTER — stab a black convict 33 times. ces and parking. Washer PREVIOUS SOLUTION; "M y characters are on the edge TH REE 15” FORD than 300 violent incidents so far differences. linsky. " I t should be closed down, Vasquez, was to establish better VASQUEZ SAID he has also held , Condo, Northfleld Green, and drybr on premises. sold off and put to a better purpose. communications between the ad "town hall” type, meetings with; 3 bedrooms, 2'/i baths, all of society, t want them to teetity to human fraitty PETS W H EELS — One With Writing an Important massage or VASQUEZ SAID he isolates such tbis year. “ If you are sentenced for three No pets. References and because t don’t Ilka toughnaaa.’’ — Francola Truttaut. “ One more warden in the history ministration and the prison staff of inmates, but is opposed to having^ appliances. $71,900. F.J. rubber In good condition. incidents whenever possible in " I t ’s very tense,” said Specter. or four years, it can end up being a security deposit re figuring a fiscal budget, it takes only a of San Quentin won’t make any 1,200 correctional officers, an any type of prisoner’s advisory,; SplleckI Realtors, 643- ctaasbyNEA.mc. osr $20. Telephone 742-6871. order to prevent the rebuilding of "There’s alienation between the death sentence," Specter said. " I f quired. $340 a month. Call MANCHESTER DOG small instrument called a pencil. They do difference. The place is barbaric approach that often takes him onto group a*^ a liason between adminis-; 2121. tensions that led to an 18-month prisoners and the staff and be anything, that's cruel and unusual 875-3748. OBEDIENCE CLASS — big jobs for youl Another thing that does a and has no reason for being the prison grounds. tration and convicts. general pri.son "lock-down" and tween the staff and the staff." punishment." Starting a new beginners BOLTON PUBLIC NOTICE big job is a Classified Ad. Thousands of AAANCHESTER — For M AN CH ESTER — Avail class January 21st. Must sale by owner. Five room SERVICES The Zoning Board of Ap people in this area turn to the Classified able February 1st. 3 bed OFFERED FLOORING sign up ahead. Call peals will hold a public Ranch, 2 bedrooms, fam room duplex. Lease, Chuck, 568-1356. hearing an January 9,1985 at Ads when - they want to sell items ily room, aluminum sid security and references. 7 p.m. at the Town Hall, to anywhere from roller skates to semi ing, new root, recently hear the following appeals: $ ^ plus utilities. No LICENSED DAY CARE FLOORSANDING — SOUTH WINDSOR KEN 1) Appeal of Victor R. trucks. remodeled bath, city util pets. Call 646-0042. Floors like new. Special N EL CLUB — Is now 643-2711 ities, niove-ln condition. H OME — One full time, Hampson ol 89 Cider Mill CLASSIFIED one part time opening. izing In older floors, natu offering obedience (be Road tor a side yard variance Principiles only. Call af TH REE rtOOM APART Creative and loving en ral and stained floors. No ginners through utility) to construct o garage. ter 4:30pm, 649-1286,9am- 2) Appeal of Peter Blum of Herald Classified Ads M EN T — With heat, $275. vironment. Meals pro waxing anymore. John classes and breed han 1 Linden Place, Hartford, CT 4pm, Saturday and Sun Adults only. No pets. vided. Call 646-1311. Vertollle. Coll 646-5750. dling classes Wednesday (or side yard, rear yard and Notices Employment day. $66,900. Security deposit. Call 646- nights beginning January frontage varlonces for lots 3, Phone 643-2711 HELP WANTED ini HELP WANTED HO HELP WANTED QO HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED 4, and 7 In his subdivision on HO HD 7690 or 643-0496. LET ’’GAILEE THE 9th.T.A.C. Building, Ver Volpl Rood. CLO W N” entertain at non, CT. For more Infor 3) Further deliberation of & Education ISINESS For Sale James R. Loersh's appeal HOUSEKEEPER — Part TRUCK MECHANIC PART TIME CASHIER P A R T -T IM E t e m p o r CLERK — Process sHlpC STORRS — Two bed your Childs next party. mation call 568-2119 or ROPERTY room, family area, ap which was tabled on De LDST AND FOUND time weekends, 8am to W ANTED — At M & M WANTED — Monday a r y MATHEMATICS ^ P R I Reasonable. Call Gale, 872-2156. 0 ping and Invoice docu£ pliances. $385. Call cember nth, 1984. GIVE YOUR budget a break ... shop the 4pm. Competetive start Service. Call Dave at through Wednesday, 1- TUTORS, spring semes ments for fast paceel- 646-5645. HOUDAY/ John H. Roberts FOUND — Small black ing salary. Call Crestfleld ONE ENGINE LATHE 649-2871. ter — 9 hours and 6 hours MANCHESTER — 39,000 643-8516. FR EE - Medium size fe Cholrmon, ZBA HO OPERATOR — ONE S:30pm. Experience pre manufacturing concern.'. ISEASONAL 043-12 classified columns for bargain buys! and white kitten. Vicinity HELP WANTED Convalescent Home, 643- ferred but will train. Stop per week. Anticipated Some phone work. Figure> sq. ft. IndustrlpJ building. TAROT CARD male puppy, short tan of BIssell and Hamlin 5151, 9am-3pm. BRIDGEPORT OPERA City water and sewer, HOMES READINGS-Counsellng. hair, good watchdog, TOR — Minimum 5 years SALES SECRETARY — in at Fairway, 975 Main starting date Is January, aptitude a must. FulL Streets. Call 647-9706 with Street, Manchester. 1985. Minimum qualifica time, Monday througtr parking, 2000 amp. ser FOR RENT Serious, sincere only. $15 TWO, LIKE NEW, loves kids. Was aban TAKING APPLICA experience. Able to read For manufacturing com vice, loading docks. F.J. session. Call Jeanne 649- doned. 647-9613. onyflme. description. LAUNDRY ATTEND pany located in Hartford. tions: B.A. degree is re Friday. Competetive* SNOW M OBILE suits and TIONS for mixing room ANT — Part time Friday blueprints and do own SplleckI Realtors, 643- 6839. •Keep trying. setups. 45 hour week, Good telephone and or ACCOUNTANT — For quired preferablev In wage and benefit pack-’ CO VEN TRY LAKE — boots. Call 644-2733. LOST — Black ^nd white assistant. Starting Janu and Saturday nights, various related busi Mathematics or tutoring age. Coll for an appoint-* 2121. ^ ary 7th, 1985. Between fringe benefits. EEO Em ganizational skills neces Furnishecl home tor rent. WILL CLEAN YOUR long haired cat, named llpm-7am. Competetive ployer. Apply^ln person sary. Free parking. Di nesses located In the experience or equivalent ment, 646-1737. Plllowtex $490. Call 528-2101 days. ’’Sneakers”. Reward. 8am and 2:30pm. Carbon starting salary. Call Southend of Hartford. experience In a commun Corp. EOE. APARTM EN T or home. HDUSEHDLD Research, 48 Stock Place, Mondav-Friday, 8am- versified duties. No 643-9266, evenings. $10.00 per hour. Call 643- Bennet Jr. High area. Crestfleld Convalescent steno. Monday through Al\lnimum 3 years expe ity college Developmen IRESORT GDDDS Call 646-0280 or 228-3096. Manchester. Home, 643-5151, 9am- 4pm: Triumph Manufac rience. Ability to work tal Education Center. Ap 9787. ID ANTIQUES tu ring, 750 T o lla n d Friday, 8:30am-5pm. Call CASH IER-TELEPHONB IPROPERTY R O C KVILLE - Rent or it’s just putting 3pm. with computer required. plicants who do not meet O P E R A T O »— Wke Street, East Hartford. 547-0871. rent with option to buy. 8 MATURE MALE will USED REFRIGERA Pleasant office atmos the standard minimum RECEPTIO NI ST - 40 hOOfT room colonial, fireplace, phere. Salary commen qualifications may so week. No weekends. Ex-- FLO RID A - Central Flor drive, shop, run errands, TORS, WASHERS, ida Mtirement Mobile wood stove, $600 a month emmisslon test, et cetera. ' Ranges - clean, gporan- surate with ability. Send state In writing precisely cellent benefits. Must bS' plus utilities. Call 742-8932 ■MONEY IN T H ^ A N K resume and salary re how their background Home Information. Toll Call 649-1226. teed, parts and service. HARTFORD RN RN’s LPN’s NA’s & HHA’s able to type. Apply In’ free 1-800-237-8561 or or 742-0417. PART TIME POSITION Come and learn about the advantages of working lor quirements to: P.O. Box and experience are equi person to Mr. Carter,* Low prices. B.D. Pearl & ANTIQUES SALESPEOPLE AVAILABLE. Choose from medical personnel pdol. Must have 1 year full time ex 187, Wethersfield, CT valent to the stated quali write Tropical Acre Est Son, 649 Main Street,’ staff with benefits or per diem Carter Chevrolet, 122iT ates, 3300 Tropical Lane, at higher rate. $1/hr. differen perience. We have openings on all shifts. We offer ex 06109. fications and by provld- Main St., Manchester. ^ ISTDRE AND PAINTIN6/ 643-2171. WAREHOUSE tial for 11 pm to 7 am shift. For cellent pay and benefits. yVe will be recruiting on Jan I n g appropriate Zephvrhills, FL 34248. DFFICE SPACE PAPERING further information and shifts uary 9th, 1985 from 10a.m.to4 p.m. In the H&R Block references. The Individu M ATCHING LOVE SEAT available please call 423- Office. Marshall’s Mall, 324 Broad St.. Manchester. NURSES - Substitute O p e n 2597. HELP WANTED — als will work In the Devel RN’s for Coventry Public- STORE — West Middle with three sets of slip Today WANTED Musi Call For Intarvlaw AppoIntmsnI. CEILINGS REPAIRED covers. $125. Coll 649- Emergency Medical opmental Education Cen- Schools. Contact Dr. ^il'' Tpke., neor Porkade. Ap or REPLAC ED with dry- 10am-4pm CANTURBURY VILLA Technician - I.V. Techs. te r assisting the 4832. OF WILUMANTIC MEDICAL coletti’s office ot 742-8913# Rentals proximately 2100 sq.' ft. wall. Coll evenings, Gary 243 Farmington Ava., PERSONNEL Full time. Start Imme coordinator of the EOE. Available February 1st. McHugh, 643-9321. diately. New benefit mathematics lab In pro Coll 649-6205 or 643-6802. SEARS CONSOLE HUMI Hartford POOL packaoe and salary sche viding tutoring services EASY ASSEMBL't: DIFIER — Used 2 sea To work evenings ROOMS NAME YOUR OWN sons, 8 gallon capacity. 525-6785. BOOKKEEPER/ 5 4 9 -0 8 7 0 dule. 12 hour shifts. Call to students. Salary Is W O RK! $600 per 100. Guo; FOR RENT PRICE — Father and son. 523-9117, ask for Ralph or $7.50 per hour. Send ap ranteed payment. No etu MANCHESTER — Five Very good condition. ACCOUNTANT room office suite, first Fast, dependable ser Phone 643-7252. Coll be 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm Full charge, lor growing Dick. Apply at: L 8i M plication. and resume to perlence/No sales. OtP" vice. Pointing, Paper manufacturing company Ambulance, 471 New Charles Regan, Develop tails, send self-addressed* M AN C H ESTER — Clean floor, parking, excellent fore 7pm. $50. rooms for rent. 24 hour sign visibility. Frank SpK hanging & Removal. Call Automotive East of River. Responsi Park Ave., West Hart mental Education Cen stamped envelopeT 644-0585 or 644-0036. with Herald carriers ble for accounting func ford. EOE. ter, Manchester Com ELAN VITAL-173, 3*»W security. Maid and linen lecki, 643-2121. ELECTROLUX CARPET tions, including financial munity College, P.O. Box Enterprise Road, Fort service. Call 646-7066. SHAMPOO ATTACH statements and IBM- CLERK TYPIST MANCHESTER — Main EXPERIENCED WAL M EN T — Excellent con CARS/TRUCKS 1046 #19, Manchester'CT Pierce, Florida, 33450. - LP A P E R HANGING and PCXT operation. Excel For Advertising Dept. 06040. Application dead CENTRAL LOCATION — Street store tor rent. dition. $40. Coll 649-7951. FOR SALE Excellent Income lent starting salary and Kitchen privileges, park About 240 square feet. removal. Reasonable growth opportunity. Send line 1/11/85. Manchester FUEL OIL TRUCIC rates. Call -otter 5pm, Hours 8:30 am to 5 pm NEWSPAPER DEALER Community College Is on ing available. Security For more information KING SIZE BEDS 1973 VOLKSWAGON SU resume in confidence to: DRIVER-Class II L-l** 643-6160. PR EA D — Shades of blue for the President, Apollo Molded Monday through Friday N EED ED In Manchester- Equal Opportunity/Affir cense. Dependable fb*l and references required. coll 563-4438 or 529-7858. PERBEETLE — Semi au Products, Inc., 20 Mount- /South Windsor area. mative Action Employer. $55 a week. Call 643-2693. and green print. $10. Coll tomatic, AM /FM radio, oil delivery East of ttid M AN CHESTER — Office right people. ain'S^eet. P.O. Box 1276, Call 647-9946. River. Full time. Insu RUILOING/ * 649-7951. 40,000 miles. $800. Call RockWIle, CT 06066. COUNTER HELP — MANCHESTER — Pri space. Ideal for accoun 232-5869 evenings, 566- rance benefits. Call 647- tant, lawyer or sales of CONTRACTING Excellent fringe benefits, pleasant MEDICAL RECEPTION Morning, afternoon and 9137. vate home, separate MISCELLANEOUS 6213 days. working conditions, good starting IST — For extremely evening shifts available. modern both/entrance. fice. Central location. busy 4 doctor practice. Apply in person onl v: the IS minutes to Hartford. Ample parking. Call 649- FARRAND R E M O D E L FOR SALE 1974 FIAT 128 SPORT L — EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR References required. TELLER salary. Must have medical office Whole Donut, 319 Green — National health 2891. IN G — Cabinets, rooting, To be used for ports. Call Full time fo work in Call 643-8830^______experience and be capa Road, Manchester. agency seeking person td gutters, room additions, CAR RADIO — Excellent Phil after 5pm, 528-1332. Please contact Jeanne Manchester or Glas ble of answering and WANTED decks, oil types of remo Also Panasonic AM/FM tonbury. Good hours. Must have outgoing personality organize wide ranging . condition. High powered. taking charge of tele volunteer program of NICE ROOM IN SINGLE TO RENT deling and repairs. FREE car radio. Excellent working and pleasant telephone manner. family house. Nice nelgh- Includes Dolby NR, Bass phones, making appoint community service, edu-* estimates. Fully insured. and Trebble controls and conditions and bene ments and various re bbrhood. Full use of Telephone 643-M17, otter TIRED OF WAITING at 647-9946 fits. Apply at: Main Of cation and fund raising Iri house. Coll Ed, 649-2947. FEMALE LOOKING FOR more. $90. Call 646-1063 Call for confidential interview ap lated office duties. Full INSPECTOR — Min the Manchester area.’ a house or apartment to 6pm, 647-8509. otter 4:30pm. FOR Y O U R N EW fice, 1137 Main Street, time, Monday through imum S years experience HONDA? I deliver most East Hartford: pointment: Marketlng/Sales expe shore In the Manchester Friday. Contact Mi's. final Inspection. Must be rience a plus. Experience., area. Mole or female -LEO N CIESZYNSKI ANTIQUE BUREAU, models within 2 weeks. FIRST Noonan at 646-0314. familiar with Pratt & with volunteer develop household OK. Please B U IL D E R — New homes, Bedroom vanity and coat Call Gary Winn at 623- manrhrstfrl^pralft Whitney and Electric ■a p a r t m en t s 8809 or 741-3401. FEDERAL 643-2711 ment helpful. RepIV, stat IFOR RENT coll Jane at 643-2711. additions, remodeling, rack. $99 for all, but will, Between 9 am and 3 pm COUNTERATTENDANT Boat work. 40 hour week, ing education, expO'’’ rec rooms, garages, kit sell separate. Call 643- SAVINGS — Must be 18. Apply at: fringe benefits. EEO Em rience and salary level to- chens remodeled, ceil 1516 otter 5:30pm. CHEVROLET - 1981 - Ask for Penny Sadd Subway, 288 Center ployer. Apply in person Dlrector of Field Servi-' M AN CH ESTER — Avail ■ROOMMATES ings, both tile, dormers, Citation. 4 door, 4 speed, Street, Manchester or 45 Mondav-Fridav, 8am- ces, P.O. Box 410, Wal-* able Immediately. One, roofing. Residential or FOR SALE — Zenith 19” power steering, low mi Burnside Ave., East 4pm: Triumph Manufac lingford, CT 06492. De two and three bedroom IWANTEO commercial. 649-4291. table model TV, needs leage. Cleon. Call 646- Wlien you place a Hartford. turing, 750 Tolland gree preferred. apartments. $400, $455, some adlusting. $45 or 2148. NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED Street, East Hartford. $520, heat and hot water FEMALE WANTED TO CARPENTRY AND RE best otter. Telephone 649- E M P L b Y M E N T O P-‘ Included. J.D. Real Est RENT furnished room In MODELING SERVICES 3893. 1976 OLDSMOBILE IN MANCHESTER AREA PART TIME COUNTS PORTUNITY — First, se-. ate, 646-1980. large, lovely home on — Complete home re D ELT A 88 — Loaded, Classified Ad PERSON — Immediate cond and third shift. East Horford/Monches- pairs and remodeling. ON SEASON FIREW OOD very good condition. Ask opening. Excellent op Premium pay for third* TWO, THREE AND FIVE ter line. Kitchen privi Quality work. Referen — 1'/4 cord, 3 foot lengths. ing $1000. Call 646-2557. Arnott Rd. all Center St. 323-467 odd - portunity for an individ shift. Start part time oir, ROOM Apartments — No leges. Coll offer 5pm, ces, licensed and insured. $95. Call 742-0193. F8rgusBn Rd. 15-112 G risw old St. all WE NEED A ual who wants to grow make a career. Flexible^ appliances. No pets. Se 568-5079. Coll 646-8165. BMW, 1982 3201 — Blue, in th e G irin Rd. 0-24 Lilac S L all with one of .the most schedule available,* curity. Call 646-2426 week WESTINGHOUSE CON- cloth Interior, 5 speed, E. M iddle Tpke. 558-876 even Trum bull St. all prestigious import fran Apply In person at Xtro- days, 9am to 5pm. DUMAS ELECTRIC — VERTIBLE DIS- sun roof, alloys. Excel Lights dimming? Fuses lent condition. $10,500. all M arble SL all CLASSIFIED TELEPHONE chises in the U.S. Pre Mart, 404 Hartford Rood,- HWASHER — Holds 14 Butternut Rd. M AN CHESTER — One Services blowing? Repairs, Im Call 742-6659. III McCabe St. all vious parts experience Manchester or call 649-. place settings, $75. Pair Hickory Lins neebssory. Must be neat 2337. bedroom, 1st floor with provements and addi East Canter SL 156-202 even Stock PI. III of studded steel belted SALES REPRESENTATIVE In appearance and pos ______• ■ fc stove and refrigerator. tional circuits. Fully li radial snow tires for Ford 1983 RENAULT FUEGO Hamlin 81 all North Main SL 307-406 sess excellent communi No pets. $375 per month SERVICES censed, Insured. Coll Mustang. Size P- — Mint, low mileage, 5 III 470-552 even T E L L E R — Port time. 20 H irrito n St. Canter St. cation skills. Top wages plus heat. Call 646-1379. OFFERED 646-5253 anytime. 175/75R14M/S. $50. Call speed, leather seats, a/c, 17-64 Dougherty SL all hours per week. Expe-' AM /FM cassette, power Roll SL will be paid Including full rience preferred, but not 649-3890. Pearl St. 113-164 M cKee SL 12-76 M O N . T H R U FRI. 8:30 to 5 benfits and pension plan. 3Vi ROOM APARTM ENT ROBERT E. JARVIS — dooYs; locks and win necessary. Apply to Mr.' ODD JOBS, Trucking. Spruce St. 14-68 Procter Rd. all Contact Mr. Chet — Private home, heat, Building & Remodeling TENNIS RACQUET — dows. Must seel Call Fields, 23 Main Street, appliances. Working sin Home repairs* You name Specialist. Addition, gar 649-2400. iBanrtfratpr H rillird St. 10-104 Victoria Rd. all CholnskI, Parts Man Wilson Pro model. Excel U m l i • Good typing skills required • Manchester. It, we do It. Free esti Watt Center St. ager, Gorin’s Jaguar, ^ , , I gle adult only. No pets, ages, roofing, siding, kit lent condition, wooden, Jotaph St. all 3-229 odd • High school graduate • mates. Insured. 643-0304. chens, bathrooms, re- 1984 RENAU LT ENCORE Englewood Dr. Route 83, Vernon, 646- children. Coll 643-2880. $15. Ideal for younger or Raoant SL all all • Pleasant phone voice • 0158. MATURE INDIVIDUAL ploc'ement — Mint. 9000 miles, five- Strong St. all Wedgewood Dr. all N E E D ED to stay with 1^' b r i c k s , BLOCKS, new tennis player. Call THREE ROOM APART windows/doors. Coll 643- 649-0832. speed, leather bucket Woodland SL 1B-9B West Middle Tpke. 676-503 MEDICAL SECRETARY year old boy while, M EN T — With heat, hot STONE — Concrete. 6712. seats, a/c, power steer III mother travels on busi Chimney repairs. No lob Deepwood Dr. 65-155 Alexander SL • good salary • pleasant atmosphere — Wanted Immediately. water, stove, refrigera TWO OLD TRUNKS — ing, radlals. Must seel Devon Dr. III Center SL 467-553 odd only ness. Coll 643-1072 after'. tor, carpet. $350. Adults too small. Coll 644-8356. Call 649-2400. • health bonefits • holidays & birthday^ Typing, Insurance forms. 6pm. Early 1900 era. Good Edm und SL 61-83 Lincoln St. an Repv to Box R, c/o the only. Centrally located. condition. $49 each. Call III Manchester Herald. No pets. Security deposit. HOUSECLEANING — HEATING/ 1979 DATSUN 510 — Ex Edison Rd. P erkin s SL all MECHANIC - Midas,; Personalized service for 643-7534 after 5pm. Fulton Rd. III Ridgewood St. III For confidential Interview: Call 646-7690 or 643-0496 PLUMBINfi cellent transportation. the leader In its field. Is your home. Bonded and I High highway miles. Well ' Roosavalt SL III I Call Penny Sadd • 643-2711 INSURANCE CLERK — otter 5pm. Weal Middle Tpka. 596-701 Local savings and loan hiring break muffler ln-“ Insured. Manchester and EVENING GOWN — maintained. $1200. Call Clinton St. . III SL John St. 115-175 Between 9 & 10 A.M. needs Individual to assist stallers In Wllllmantic M AN CHESTER — Large surrounding towns. The FOGARTY BROTHERS Light blue, metallic 742-9476. 643-2711 M apla SL 00-204 St. Lawrence St. all in payment of Insurance areo. Experienced appll- ’ 3'A room duplex. Re Houseworks, 647-3777. — Bathroom remodel material. $25. Nice for Broad St. 428 only bills and other related cant can earn $20k or cently renovated, quiet ing; Installation water new year. Call 649-1396. CHEVROLET MALIBU, 8:30am-5pm, M on-Fri duties. Good aptitude for more. Must have own street, $360 o month plus LICENSED DAY CARE heaters, garbage dispo 1979 — Two door, 6 cy MANCHESTER HERALD figures, light typing, re tools. Excellent commis utilities. Security deposit H O M E — Bilingual, sals; faucet repairs. 649- TWO SNOW TIR ES with linder, new brakes. One iManfl|fBtrr Brralh sion and benefit pro required. Coll 649-2803 or French and English If you 4539. VIsa/MasterCard rims. 8.25X14, and 5 lugs. lated experience helpful. owner.$2900. Call 644- Call Circulation Dept. 647-9946 Call 64}-46S1 for gram. For a personal- 643-1139. wish. Coll 646-8588. accepted. $60 for both. Coll 647-9833. 9985. appointment. interview call Carl or Dennis, 456-1766.