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TOWN OF MANCHCSTCR OENCRAL EERVICEt OFFICE PLAY A Love Message Valentine State Republicans at odds over need for tax reductions 41 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER. CT 06040 household paper products and on said Wednesday that the 24 Senate The surpluses, according to needs of Connecticut citizens at a "dram atic” and said he would wait "PHONE NUMBER" H A R T F O R D (A P ) - State Se- funeral-related expenses. INVITATION TO BID Republicans agreed that taxes Robertson, prove “ you’re overtax­ price'they can afford,” Rojjertson until he had more input from House In The jiate Republican leaders say taxes Gov. William A. O'Neill, a In accordance with the provisions ot the Town Charter, could be cut by $100 million, based ing people.” said. Republicans before committing sealed Proposals for C H EN EY HISTORIC DISTRICT, JACKPOT can be cut by $100 million this year, Democrat, has said that he is not on the projected budget surplus Asked if they were trying to He and Smith acknowledged that himself to a tax-cut plan. PHASE 1, RECONSTRUCTION OF HARTFORD ROAD, ■but their,counterparts in the House considering any significant tax ELM AND FOREST STREETS will be received In the office IN THE MANCHESTER HERALD MANCHESTER HERALD this year of at least $91 million. attract votes in this eleQjion year. they did not have commitments Robertson and Smith said the 24 of the Director of General Services for the Town of Manches­ ^are not yet sure of that, Republican senators had a variety cuts yet because he wants to ■ “If they want to fly with that, " It ’s immoral to have budget Smith said: " If it’s to our political from their counterparts in the ter located at the Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, Man­ of ideas about just where tax cuts determine the impact on Connecti­ chester, C T until that’s their business,” House surpluses year after year after advantage to have a tax redaction House of tax cuts in the $100 million Y our A d IT'ill Appear F ebruary I hit could be made, but no agreement cut of potential federal budget Speaker R E. Van Norstrand, year and not reduce taxes,” said in an election year, we’d be range. FEBRUARY 25, 1944 at 11:00 A.M. win a chance for a $25 Gift Certificate to ShopRIte. Van Norstrand said House Re­ yet on any one area. cuts. ' 2 Robertson. damned fools not to take advan­ R-Darien, said of the proposal. Among those mentioned by the Robertson and Smith also said ot which time and place sold Proposols will be publlciv Senate President Pro Tempore Last year, when there was a $365 tage of it.” publicans had only agreed so far on opened and read aloud. ^ A prize awarded weekly. Senate leaders were the tax on they hoped to limit the increase in Philip S. Robertson, R-Cheshire, million surplus, the Republican- ” We are convinced that there is very small tax cuts for businesses. Contract Documents may be examined and obtained at the interest income, the real estate state spending in 1986-87 to 7 or 8 Enter as often as you like. and Senate Majority Leader Regi­ controlled General Assembly cut still room for substantial tax cuts Asked about the $100 million office of the Director of General Serylces. A deposit ot $50.00 conveyance tax, the sales tax on percent. In cash or check, mode payable to the Town of Manchester, nald J. Smith, R-New Hartford. taxes by more than $155 million. while meeting all the essential figure, he would only say it was will bo required for each set ot Contract Documents. Each Mall or drop off your entries to the such deposit will be refunded If the drawings and Contract Manchester Herald, 14 Bralnard Place, Mancheste Documents ore returned In good condition within 15 days af­ ter the dote of the bid opening, Saturdays, Sundays and leool I------holidays excluded. ! PHONE NUMER JACKPOT ENTRY FORM TODAY’S HERALD Contract Documents will be moiled to prospective bidders 3 upon request and receipt of o separate check (or $10.00 mode payable to the Town of Manchester, which will not be re­ Nome- Limited effect seen In ‘non-bank’ niling funded. Campaign conflict Index Each bid must be accompanied by bid bond or certified Address. check payable to the Town ot Manchester (or ten percent calls non-bank banks. Democratic gubernatorial can­ 24 pBg«6, 4 iectlons (10%) of the total bid price. The Town of Manchester will not B v John F . Kirch . Connectlcmt will not feel the same impact as Phone _ t According to Weiss and others interviewed didate Toby Moffett says Gov. be liable for the accrual of any Interest on any certified Herald Reporter the other states, according to Industry A H u i r o 17 check submitted. Cashiers' checks mode payable to the THE AAANCHESTER HERALD spokesmen. this morning, bank bolding companies can William A. O ’Neill should not be Town of Manchester will be accepted. BllflinAMft 91 A U.S. Supreme Court ruling that flnancial "I f you want a short answer to. ‘are you operate a flnancial service office in the allowed to conduct even the PlAftAifiAd 91.93 The successful bidder will be required to furnish a Perform • Entries for 2nd drawing must be received by 12 noon on Saturday. service companies can no longer be affected in Connecticut,’ it’s no," Douglas state providing they are approved by state slightest amount of campaign- monce. Labor and Materials Bond equal to the total bid Banking Commissioner Howard B. Brown. r . n m i r a Ifi price. Jon. 25th. regulated by the Federal Reserve Board is Fairweather, a spokesman for Dean Witter. | related work out of the governor’s rinnnortiriit 7 94 No bidder may withdraw his bid within sixty (40) days otter • 2nd Drawing on Monday. Jon. 27th. expected to have almost, no impact in said ttKfey from Chicago. As part of the approval, they cannot offer office. An O ’Neill aide acknowl­ the actual dote of the bid opening. • READ THE HERALD CLASSIFIEDS CAREFULLY EVERYDAY Connecticut. , _ . Connectcut law does not allow non-hank deposits and are limited to opening two such edged that the governor's staff Pntortnlnmpnt The enclosed pre-addressed sticker must be attached to the DURING WEEK OF JAN. 27 FOR PUBLICATION OF The high court ruled8-0 Wednesday to give banks in the state, a spokeswoman at the offices per year. Along 'with the commission­ made copies for the media of some F n r i i f t WINNING PHONE NUMBER. envelope containing your bid. Call Sm* or financial service companies — , called state Department of tanking aaid today. er’s approval, the companies must get campaign literature, prompting a 1 nr«1 nAMfft • Each week during the contest o similar schedule will be followed. The Town of Manchester reseryes the right to waive any In­ "non-bank” banka — like Dean ' WIttor Nationally, non-bank banks can offer approval from the state comptroller of the protest from Moffett. Story on 1 n t t f ir y 0 formalities or to relect any or oil bids. (nirrency and the Federal Reserve Board, • Lost doy the Htrold will accept coupons. Feb. tth. Johan lie To Place Reynolds Inc. and Merrill Lynch more customers either loan services or depository page 24. nhitiiAriAA A The Town of Manchester Is an equal opportunltv employer, H»ral4 M8pt«7««« b«4 thdr CbmIIUb bbv m i Weiss said. . and requires an affirmative action policy for oil of Its Con­ freedom in offering aervlces such as loans, services, hut not both, spokeswoman Cindy O p l n l n n A tractors and Vendors os a condition of doing business with Your Valeiiliiie Messafre ’’There are regulations by -the banking mortgages, checking accounts, money WeiSs said. Winter again P A n p l A 9 the Town, os per Federal Order 11244. By signing the Propo­ market accounts and other activities that In Connecticut, however, flnancial service commissioner,” said Richard Krupke, chief sal Sheet for this bid, oil Vendors and Contractors agree to RULES .Qpnrlft Q-1? Today! companies cannot offer deposits to custo­ financial officer at the Manchester-based Clear and cold tonight with a low this condition of doing business with the Town and should the banks are involved in. TAlAwiftinn 17 Town choose to audit their compliance, the Vendor agrees to 1. Entries accepted on Herald Forms O NLY • No Focsmllles. But because of state laws that have mers, Weiss said, and are tberef(Mre not from to 20 to 25. On Friday, it’ll be 11 S A A / n rlri IQ cooperate fully. 2. Winner must claim prize within one week after pubtlcatton of regulated financial services for years. considered what the federal government Pleaae tarn to page '8 sunny and cold. Highs 20 to 30. winning phone number. Details on page 2. W eath er January 14,1944 2 3. Winner must bring phone number verification to claim prize. Robert B. Weiss, General Manager A list of winntfs wilt bt oubilshtd on Fabruory 24. 037-01 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Jan 23, 1986 - 3

I - MANCHESTER HERALD. ThurKtov. Jan. M. 19M. Study won’t change Keeney WEATHER ix>lice hiring plans houses Today’s forecast ::iv George Lavng Police Chief Robert Lannan said win O K Coanectiest, Maasachssetu aad RiwAe Islaad: :j4erald Reporter this morning there are 91 autho­ rized officer positions overall, Sunny and cold today. Highs in the 30s. Clear and Plans to hire five new police Plans for motel cold tonight. Lows ranging from 0 to 10 western although only about 85 are filled. 3>lfficer8 will not be affected by a Lannan said he would not hills to 20 to 25 Cape Cod. Friday sunny and cold. ^nsultant’s study that recom- comment on the specific recom­ are left on hold Highs 20 to 30. . fe n d e d keeping the police force at mendations of the study. Maine and New H a m ^ ire : Partly to mostly i current level. Assistant Town "I have no real problems with it By John F. Kirch sunny, windy and colder today. High in the teens anager Steven Werbner said this overall,” he said, adding, "A lot of Herold Reporter north to near 30 coastal south. Clear with oming. things weren’t said in there.” diminishing wind tonight. Low 5 to IS helow north t» :T h e three-month study by Sys- Lannan said the department will The Planning and Zoning Com­ and 5 below to 10 above south. Sunny Friday. High 0 -t$ms Design Group of Harwinton review the study and make its mission Wednesday approved the to 10 north and teens to lower 20s south. ^concluded that the police depart­ recommendations to Town Man­ 'subdivision of a 1.4-acre parcel at Vermont: Mostly sunny today. Much colder, m ent should not increase its ager Robert Weiss. Keeney Street and Garden Grove temperatures in the teens and 20s. Gusty northwest ■ m>rfent staff of 90. The report also Werbner said he did not know if • ^i^ommended ways to improve Road into three lots to allow w in & diminishing this afternoon. F a ir and cold the review by town officials and t he developer David Woodbury to tonight, lows 5 above zero to 10 below. Sunny and *Nic use of time, including ending department would be completed m e practice of writing up reports build two single-family houses. continued cold Friday, highs in the teens and low before the budget for next fiscal The parcel, which is zoned 20s. ^Qn each traffic accident and year is presented. ^Kscheduling the number of people Residence AA, already contains a “^who work on certain shifts. He said the study was prompted house on what is now the middle Extended outlook • Werbner said the five vacant by the police department’s request lot. Woodbury said in his applica­ ' spots on the force are part of the 57 for a “sizable” increase in staff tion for subdivision approval that Jack Frost takes a nip Extended outlook for New England Saturday patrol positions currently autho­ during last year’s budget process. he planned to build two more through Monday: rized. He said if five new officers Werbner said town officials houses in the $140,000 price range Today: sunny and cold. High In the mid to lower 30s. Wind northwest 10 Connectirat, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: are added when a new round of wanted an outside evaluation of the The commission denied Wood­ to 20 mph. Tonight: clear and cold. Low 10 to 15. Wind north around 10 Fa ir Saturday. Chance of rain or snow late Sunday hiring begins in February, there force before they decided to hire bury’s application for a deferment mph. Friday: sunny and cold. High in the mid 20s. Drawing by Michael and Monday. Highs in the 30s Saturday, mid 30s to would be no subsequent additions additional officers. of granite curbing on Garden mid 40s Sunday and Monday. Lows in the teens •to the 57 positions. The consultant’s report recom­ Grove Road, but granted him a Helin, 9, of 29 Wellington Road, a fourth-grader at St. James School. Saturday, mid 20s to mid 30s Sunday and Monday. UPl pt>ofo mends that "the current practice deferment for sidewalks and curbs Vermont: Fa ir Saturday, highs in the 20s and of writing a separate motor vehicle on Keeney Street. lows zero to 10 above. Chance for rain or snow report for each traffic arrest be The action means that Woodbury 3000 Sunday and Monday. Highs in the 30s and iOws in I Today In history ^ abandoned.” If said 2.000 man will be required to install granite Fire victim hours a year are spent writing up SEATTLE the teens and 20s. In 1948, Dwight Eisenhower (shown in this 1960 picture) curbing on Garden Grove Road. Maine: Fair Saturday. Clouding up Sunday. A an annual average of over 6.000 Manchester attorney John La Belle 2 BOSTON chance of rain or snow north and rain south said he could not accept a presidential nomination from ! still critical reports. Jr., who represented Woodbury at Monday. Lows 0 to 10 below north and 0 to 10 above either party. Four years later, he ran as a Republican and However, Traffic Officer Gary the PZC’s business meeting in the A North Main Street remained in Wood said this morning the infor­ Lincoln Center hearing room, south Saturday morning rising into the teens north was elected 34th president of the United States. critical condition this morning at NEW YORK and 20s south by Monday morning. Highs in the mation about an arrest would have argued that the curbs should not . Hartford Hosptial following a fire to be reported even if the reports 3048 teens north and 20s south Saturday warming to the have to be put in because the street at his apartment Tuesday after­ were done away with. would probably be reconstructed 3024«,^^ I /• lower 30s north and lower 40s south by Monday. noon that was apparently started He explained that the informa­ New Hampshire: Fair Saturday. Clouding up this year. SAN FRANCISCO IDENVEI when he fell asleep while smoking tion would be included on the back But commission members said Sunday. A chance of rain or snow north and rain Almanac a cigarette. of the citiation officers write up. that when Garden Grove Road is 3 David Goodrich. 39, suffered south Monday. Lows 5 below to 10 above Saturday although he maintained that separ­ reconstructed, the curbs could be morning rising into the 20s by Monday morning. Today is Thursday, Jan. 23, the national elections shall take place bums to his arms, face, neck and ate and larger reports about each chest when his two-room apart­ easily moved. Highs in the 20s Saturday warming into the mid 30s 23rd day of 1986 with 342 to follow. on the first Tuesday following the incident allow the details and The commission approved the aodo ment in The Bonneville at 436 N. to iower 40s by Monday. The moon is moving toward its first Monday in November. circumstances of the case to be deferment of curbs on Keeney MONCST In 1948, Gen. Dwight Eisenhower Main St. caught fire. Goodrich has full phase. known. Street because it said any recon­ TEMPERATURES fiS ^301» The morning stars are Mercury, said he could not accept a presidenr accidently started fires in the The consultant’s report said that 30. Across the nation tial nomination from either party; apartment on two previous occa­ struction that takes place there in NEW ^ MIAMI Mars and Saturn. such information would probably the near future would elevate the The evening stars are Venus and four years later he ran as a sions, Eighth District Fire Mar­ 40 ORLEANS. Rainshowers likely over the northern and not be needed by the department street slightly and that the curbs Jupiter. Republican and was elected 34th shal Ted Lingard said. because “only a tiny fraction of LEOeMD~ central Pacific Coast. Snowshowers with rain- president of the United States. Goodrich was dragged from his would eventuaHy have to be taken 'iliose bom on this date are under these matters go to trial.” out. showers in the lower elevations will reach from the the sign of Aquarius. They include In 1968, North Korean forces boom by an Esquire Drive man The report also suggests a UPl photo In other business, the commis­ Cascades of Washington and Oregon and the Sierra Patriot John Hancock in 1737, seized the U.S. spy ship Pueblo, the who was dropping off a friend what change in the number of officers sion postponed action on a subdivi­ Nevada of California across the northern and French author Stendhal in 1783, first American naval vessel cap­ the apartment building. No one showers'*^ flW central sections of the Plateau and Rockies to tured at sea since 1812. The 82cre\y else was injured in the blaze. scheduled to work the midnight-to- Finicky eater sion application and erosion con­ French impressionist painter trol plan for a proposed motel just UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST P) eastern Montana and Wyoming. A few rainshowers Edouard Manet in 1832, Russian members and one body were ’ The other apartments in the 8 a.m. shift. It said it is “ foolish” to will dot the Florida peninsuia. released after 10 months of secret T6-unit complex suffered smoke have more than six patrols on duty feeding time. The sea elephant lives at south of Interstate 84. film director Sergei Eisenstein in A sea elephant holds his food pail up so Red Roof Inn Inc. of Hilliard, Winds will be strong and gusty from the Pacific 1898, actor Randolph Scott in 1903, negotiations. damage, but the building sustained during that time becaii.se there is a his keeper can find a choice morsel at the zoo in West Berlin, Germany. Ohio, wants to build the motel on Northwest to the northern Rockies and over comedian Ernie Kovacs in 1919, BO structural damage. minimal workload. about 25 acres zoned Business III. National forecast and actress-singer Chita Rivera in northern Maine. Skies will be mostly sunny from The commission did not take any the southern Rockies across the southern and 1933 (age S3). A thought for the day: French During early Friday, snow is forecast for parts of the Northern Plains. author Stendhal, in 1822, wrote, action because a road the company central Plains to much of the Atlantic Coast. High showed on its site plans would run Snow is also possible in parts of the Northern Intermountain Region temperatures will be in the teens and 20s from the On this date in history: "One can acquire everything in Town historical society steps up museum efforts In .1845, Congress decided that all solitude — except character.” from Buckland Street halfway and most of the Northern Plains. Rain is possible in parts of the Mid to northern Plains across the Great Lakes and through the properly. Southern Plains States Region. Elsewhere the weather will be fair. upstate New York to northern New England. Planning officials said that the President hopes doors to town’s past can be open by summer developers must show the road — called Red Roof Lane on the plans L ottery By Susan Vaughn code restrictions and costly reno­ work with the society’s executive necticut Craftsmen. He was active going all the way through the J Herald Reporter vations to meet the codes, he said. committee to develop long-range in the Coventry Historical Society property to the abutting Brent­ The society hopes to have t he two goals, supervise special activities, for several years wood condominium development Rhode Island daily: 8441 The Manchester Historical So­ main rooms on the fir.'t floor and promote educational programs on Harrison will maintain office to the east so that other develop­ Connecticut daily "Grand lot ”: 123, 6632, 95658, ciety is preparing plans and a the entrance hall open to the public Manchester history and seek fund­ hours on Mondays and Wednes­ ment in the area could benefit from PEOPLE Wednesday: 112 514355 fund-raising drive for a permanent in time for the annual strawberry ing for other historical society days from about 4:30 to 7 p.m. at it. Massachusetts daily: 2799 museum of local history that it festival in June, which will be held programs. the Cheney Homestead, where the Manchester attorney John La- Play Four: 4618 “ Megabucks” : M5-20-24-27-S0 hopes to open by this summer, in the Cheney Historic District A native of Manchester, Harri­ hi.storical society has its offices. Belle Sr , who is representing the Art after entertainment Other numbers drawn Wednes­ (There was one winner) president Malcolm Barlow said where the museum building is also son served as president of the In its fiist 20 years, the historical developers, said there was no Nashville shuffle day in New England: Massachusetts weekly: Yellow Wednesday. located, Barlow said. Manchester Historical Society society worked to establish the logical place to extend the road A 183, Blue 73, White 6 To assist in its efforts, the society On Sunday afternoon, Steven from 1980 to 19R3. He said that he because of wetlands and rocky "The Super Bowl Shuffle,” the Chicago Mark Gero, Liza Minnelli’s husband, has Tri-state daily: 862. 6563 homestead as a musueum for recently hired Jon Harrison of Ling, chairman of the museum had advocated the hiring of an Cheney family history. terrain. Bears’ unofficial theme song, comes from given up show business for art’s sake. Gero Manchester as its first executive committee, will present detailed executive director, but never ex­ Music City, not the Windy City. The song, has a sculpting studio in New York and works director and has established a plans for the museum to society pected to be named to the position. which is accompanied by a video of several in wood, marble and stone. " I t ’s imported,” fund-raising committee. members at the site. He is employed full time by Bears singing, not always melodiously, was the former producer said while grinding The society has more than An introspective of painter Seth Standard Educators of Manches­ —MpS” ’"°°Nlw“YiARsVALE^ written by three Nashville musicians — away at a chunk of Italian marble. "Very 1985 .Form 1040 $10,000 for the museum and needs Cheney, one of the original Che­ ter and is editor of the quarterly “ Mellow ” Mel Owens, Lloyd Barry and expensive but I must work with the best. I another $15,000 in order to get the neys who helped the five Cheney newsletter of the Society of Con­ O P FREE — Bobby Daniels, who is Kenny Rogers’ work six hours straight, starting at 7:30 a.m. museum ready for a June opening, brothers launch the silk industry in automotive Charging System Check N drummer. "I'm not from Chicago but I ’ve No lunch. But I ’d love a hero sandwich.” JRMitX Barlow said Wednesday. The mu­ Manchester, is being planned for lived there and have plenty of relatives Gero told the New York Daily News that seum will be located in the former the opening. Barlow said. The W E D E LIV E R Save up to 25% off all there,” Owens said, "A ll I ’ve got to say is the Minnelli is very supportive of his work, Lutz Junior Museum building on museum will also offer videotaped If you haven't received your Starters & Alternators Bears better win on Sunday. I ’m for 'em all which he says also provides a good Cedar Street. talks on Manchester history by Manchester Herald by 5 p.m. With This Coupon the w ay” The song started out as “ The psychological release. " I got to tell you that Society members have already loc^l historian Herbert Bengtson. weekdays or 7:30 a m. Saturdays, Applies to most foreign & domestic. Kingfish Shuffle ” but the Red Dot record after six hours of this, I have gotten all the done major cleanup work in the Harrison, who will be serving please call your carrier. If you're building, but have found it to be a only part time as the society’s unable to reach your carrier, call 311 BROAD ST., MANCHESTER company didn’t think it was commercial hostility worked out of me,” he said. “ I’m subscriber service, 647-9946. by 6 (Behind Economy Oil Change) 643-8844 enough. "They called back and said the exhausted.” When he can find the energy and bigger task than volunteers can executive director, said that his JON HARRISON main goal is “getting the museum p.m. weekdays or 10 a m. Saturdays Master Card & VISA Accepted Offer Expiree Feb. 28 Chicago Bears were interested in doing a the time, Gero visits galleries to study the handle, Barlow said. The society for guaranteed delivery. song to build up their Super Bowl image and work of others. “ I used to think I wouldn’t . publicity campaign has to deal with many building open to the public.” He will also that our song fit somehow,” Owens said. The look at any other sculptor’s work, that I words were aitered to suit the Bears and a hit wanted to be an individualist, but that was was bom. “ We had recorded it with drum wrong,” he said. " I learn just by looking at T axing Ways Town woman charged in thefts machines and synthesizers here,” Owens someone else’s work.” The Internal Revenue Service and “Form 1040" have said. "They added the sax and the Bears.” almo.st become .sy nonymou.s with the words “red tape.” A Ruby Drive woman has been of cigarettes from the Mobil Gas he would trade the merchandise Actually the term is much older than the dreaded 1040. charged in connection with a string Station on Center Streets on Sept. for the drug in Hartford, police Beating the censors Vandross faces music The term was used as early as lO.'iH, when red was the of burglaries in Manchester and 28. Montague said she also was said. surrounding towns in which she involved in the Dec. 6 theft of $200 Montague was questioned by most common color for tape used to tie official papers. Dissident Czechoslovakian playwright Rhythm-and-blues singer Luther Van- allegedly drove the getaway car, to $300 from the American Legion Manchester police after they and Vaclav Havel has been honored for his dross will be arraigned Feb. 12 in Los But some taxpayers come to appreciate "red tape” after police said this morning. Club on Legion Drive and the theft East Hartford officers raided her writings on human rights and contributions Angeles on charges of misdemeanor mans­ they discover “loopholes.” One popular loophole, the The woman, Patricia E. Mon­ of $900 worth of cigarettes from apartment and found items re­ Highland Park Market on High­ ported missing from thefts in East to European culture. laughter and reckless driving in a traffic Cayman Islands in the Caribbean, has one bank for tague. 22, of 56 Ruby Drive, implicated her boyfriend in theft of land Street, police said. Hartford, police said. Police said Havel, 49, co-founder of the dissident group accident that killed one of his friends, every .0,5 residents! officials said. over $l5,tXH) worth of gold chains Montague, who was arrested she has also supplied information Charter 77. was awarded the 1986 Erasmus about other thefts in Manchester Police estimated that Vandross, 34. was DO YOU KNOW — What is the name of the most from a Spencer Street store on with Butler on Jan. 1 in East Prize for "criticizing the current order in his and surrounding towns, and more driving about 50 mph in a 35-mph zone Jan. 12 Dec. 27, police said. Hartford by East Hartford police country ... by pleadingforhumandignityand simplified tax form currently used by the IRS? in connection with burglaries in charges are forthcoming. when his car hit two oncoming cars. Montague was charged with freedom for the individual,” the Erasmus SYLVESTER STALLONE W ED N ESD AY’S ANSW ER — Sally Ride was the first three counts of conspiracy to that town, said her boyfriend also Montague was released on $I ,000 Committee announced Wednesday in Lawrence Salveminl, 27. of West Hollywood, 2 . . . never will be comrade ^ female American astronaut. commit third-degree burglary robbed "thousands of dollars” in non-surety bond and is scheduled Amsterdam. was killed, and Vandross and four others and one count each of conspiracy to jewelry from the Two Legs Jean to appear in Manchester Superior Havel’s work was banned in all East Bloc were injured. Knowlfdj'r Unlimited. Inc. I9KH commit fourth-degree larceny, Store on Spencer Street on Aug. 23 Court on Feb. 3. nations in 1968. He established Charter 77 in The city attorney’s office decided to file the conspiracy to commit third-degree and Dec. 27. police said. Police Russians rap Rocky misdemeanor charges Wednesday because A Newspaper in Education Program 1977 to monitor Czechoslovak compliance Sponsored by larceny and conspiracy to commit reported that more than $15,000 Vandross allegedly was speeding and PZC members with domestic and international human Not only do the Russians not like the The Manchester Herald sixth-degree larceny. The charges worth of jewelry was taken in the rights accords. Havel was sentenced to 4V4 anti-communist tone of Sylvester Stallone’s crossed a solid double center line, said stem from three separate thefts second break-in. mull deferrals years in prison in 1979 after being accused of nnovies, they don'tlike his physiqpe either. In Deputy City Attorney Martin Vranicar. ■■ last year, police said. Police said Montague also 5 anti-government activities. a story on “ Rocky IV ,” in which Stallone Vandross’ attorney, Anthony Glassman, The boyfriend, whom police turned over to police six rings and The Planning and Zoning Com­ 3 defeats a scientifically trained Russian, the claimed the stretch of road where the identified as John Butler, 32, of the two necklaces that a Hillstown mission has appointed a three- Soviet Sport newspaper said, "Medical accident occurred is dangerous and poorly same address, was charged earlier Road woman identified as having member subcommittee to study Bad guy Bush? experts from many nations mentioned more maintained and the singer was driving with Manchester Herald this month in connection with the been taken front her home on Sept. the effects of granting developers thefts, police said. Butler was 23. Montague said her boyfriend than once that body-building is dangerous, the flow of traffic. » deferrals for sidewalks and curbs. being held this morning at the committed the theft, police said. The subcommittee, made up of Negotiations between the producers of inefficient and is a pseudo-sport. It can be Vandross was nominated Jan. 9 for a Richard W. Cosgrove, Publisher Hartford Correctional Center. His Montague said her boyfriend commission members Leo Kwash, "Miami Vice” and Vice President George seen in some of the scenes of the movie that Grammy for "The Night I Fell in Love.” Bath are continuing but producer John bail is $80,000, police said. committed an average of two to Marion Taggart and Vice Chair­ Stalione has lost his flexibility and it is USPS 327-500 VOL. CV, No. 06 Nicolella isn’t sure how Bush can be written Police said Montague told them four burglaries a day in 10 area man Ronald Gates, will talk to difficult for him to bend. This is a feature of towns to support a $200 to $300 a day into the script. “ We only have bad guys,” Published dally except Sunday Suguggested carrier rates ere $1.50 she drove a car used by Butler other town officials about the many of those who follow his ways.” end certain holidays by the Msn- ikTy, $6.50 lor one month, $10.26 when he stole $1,817 dollars worth heroin habit, police said. She said problem of deferrals. Nicolella joked during an appearance at the Fear of flying chyeter Publishing Co., lOBrsInard for three months, $36.50 tor six University of Scranton. "A ll the good guys Ptice, Manchester, Conn. 06040. months end $77.00 for one year. are on our side so he’d have to come in as a "Bloom County" cartoonist Berke Second class postage paid at Man- Mall ratea are available on request. bad guy. The show deals with drugs, sex and Faye’s fringe debut Breathed is in satisfactory condition with a chestar. Conn. POSTMASTER; rock ‘n’ roll so he can have his choice." fractured spine after an ultralight aircraft Send address changes to the Man­ Panel seeks more subsidized units carrying him and another man crashed. chester Herald, P.O. Box SOI, Man­ T o place a claosllled or display Bush’s press secretary. Marlin Fitzwater, Actress Faye Dunaway wiii make her chester, Conn. 00040. The Manchester Housing Au­ their income for rent. dies, totaled $478,000 in 1984 and The ultralight, which resembles a glider advertisement, or to report a news said last week Bush is considering a cameo British stage debut in May starring in a Item, story or picture Idea, call 643- thority voted Wednesday night to $559,871 in 1985. with an engine, crashed Wednesday north of If the application is approved by : role to dramatize the Reagan administra­ two-character drama about an American GUARANTEED DELIVERY: If 2711. Office hours are 6:30 a.m. to 6 apply for 20 more units of federally Albuquerque, N.M ., on an Indian reserva­ p.m. Monday through Friday. the Department of Housing and HUD recently increased Man­ tion’s fight against drug trafficking. Nico­ first iady and her security officer. you don't receive your Herald by 5 subsidized Section 8 housing. chester’s allotment for the first tion, said a dispatcher with the Bernalillo p.m. weekdays or 7:30 s.m. Satur­ Urban Development, it will bring lella had good reviews for G. Gordon Liddy, ‘T irc e and Bravo," written by Donald Under the program, the federal time in two years. The new County sheriff’s department. day, pleoae telephone your carrier. the number of Section 8 units in who moved from a co-starring" role in the Freed and directed by dramatist Harold government subsidizes rents for allotment will provide rent subsidy "Bloom County.” featuring an amnesiac If you’re unable to reach your car­ The Manchester Herald Is a mem­ town to 192. Watdrgate scandal to a "Vice" role recently. Pinter, wili play a two-week run in a North rier, cell subecriber service at 647- ber of the Associated Press, a sub­ qualified tenants in privately- certificates for 10 two-bedroom "He was as honest as can be,” Nicolella said. London "fringe” theater. penguin named Opus, an incoherent cat 0046 by 6 p.m. weekdaya or 10 a.m. scriber to United Press Interna­ owned housing. The program Since the program began several units and 10 three-bedroom units. "He was so straightforward. We gave him a If successful, it will likely transfer to the named Bill, the disreputable attorney Steve Saturdays lor guaranteed delivery tional news services and a member grants certificates to low- and years ago, the federal government In Manchester. gun and asked him if he could handle it and he commercial West End and perhaps New Dallas and other characters, appears in of the Audit Bureau of Clrculptlona. moderate-income families so that has paid about $3.4 million in Fifty-five people are on the waiting list for the subsidies. said he could handle any gun ever made." York. about 700 newspapers nationwide. they pay no more than 30 percent of federal rent subsidies. The subsi­ MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Jan. 23. 1986 — » 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Jan. 23, 1986

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Dupuis Smith said both he and Wollen­ state prosecutors United Press International for approval of the grand jury one-man grand jury system, where recommendation when it reaches judges or retired judges serve as berg would accept a plan to replace Kelly, in a letter to the c ommii HARTFORD — A special legisla­ the Judiciary Committee of which grand jurors, with citizen grand the one-man grand jury with a tee, said that replacing Iht one he is also co-chairman. juries made up of voters. commission that would investigate man grand jury with a citizens tive committee has wrapped up a allegations of corruption and other Limit bills, six-month study of the state’s Wollenberg said the Judiciary He also said the Judiciary investigative jury would “guaran­ Committee already has considered crimes, a system similar to one tee a turf war” between the citizen Jack criminal justice system with the Committee will review the special used in New York state. panel, police and prosecutors ■nws / T 'L L panel’s co-chairman sharply criti­ committee’s recommendations, and rejected the idea of citizen cal of its chief recommendation. but said he doubts any action will grand juries and that changes Smith said the idea of creating a Smith dismissed the critii isms, Anderson commission will be taken up by Rep. William L. Wollenberg. be taken during this year’s session made last year to the one-man saying the special committee's save money on replacing the one-man grand grand jury system have not yet majority Republicans in the House study showed that some ch.angcs R-Farmington, said the committee and Senate to see if there is enough are needed in the criminal justice hadn’t gone into enough detail jury systm. been given a chance to work. While Wollenberg indicated the support to pass the required system. before recommending the replace­ “I would think there wasn’t time legislation. With the 1986 session of the General Assembly to do it — if we’re going to do it citizen grand jury recommenda­ “I think if you thoiciiglil.v ment of the one-man grand jury evaluate what he (Kelly) had to still about two weeks away, legislators are system with six-member citizen right,” he said after the Special tion is going nowhere this year, the The special committee’s recom­ Investigative Committee wrapped special committee’s other co- mendation to abolish the one-man say it’s like one of the good old hoys already overloading the calendar with bills. grand juries that would investigate protecting the system" Smith crime. up its study Wednesday by accept­ chairman. Senate Majority Leader grand jury system and create As of Monday, about 60 had been submitted to Tobacco giant i REGINALD SMITH ing the final report. Reginald J. Smith. R-New Hart­ citizen grand juries also has come said. "Basically he wants to Wollenberg said he would sign under fire from Chief State’s protect his own system." clerks in the House and at least another 20 to . . . seeks compromise the committee’s report as its Wollenberg said he opposes the ford, held out hope for a their counterparts in the Senate. Many more are in the works, to be sure. tried to draw The early flood indicates that as usual, the short session will be overwhelmed with T rooper paperwork — much of it meaningless. young smokers If only one bill passes this year, it should be WASHINGTON — Tobacco companies do a slow kiiied in the resurrected measure that would limit the bum whenever they’re accused of trying to sell number of proposals that can be filed in a their hazardous products to young people through session by each of the 151 representatives and alluring advertisements. Industry lobbyists have 36 senators. now been hit with this charge by a prestigious accident Rep. Robert D. Bowden, R-Glastonbury, has opponent, the American Medical Association, which wants Congress to ban all cigarette WATERTOWN (AP) - An 18- proposed restricting the number to 15 bills per year veteran state trooper has legislator. advertising. The ensuing controversy could shed belated become Connecticut’s second That would mean a limit of 2,8Q5 bills — trooper since 1982 to be struck by a light on a collection of secret industry documents^ passing vehicle and killed while nearly a thousand less than the Legislature that have been in the Federal Trade Commission s 2 writing a ticket to a motorist along Ihe considered during the 1985 session, but still possession since 1979. The documents undermine a highway, authorities said. plenty to address the important issues of the Open Forum the contention of a leading tobacco company, day. Brown & Williamson, that its adS had not been Trooper 1st Class James H. Savage, 42. of Harwinton died Marcella Fahey introduced a similar aimed at potential customers under the age of 21. The internal Brown & Williamson dwuments Wednesday of injuries suffered proposal when she represented the Manchester when a vehicle hit him as he stood Martin School were recently introduced as court exhibits in a along Route 8 writing a ticket, area in the Senate several years ago, but the Dream rides to victory libel suit the company brought against a Chicago idea was killed. The Bowden bill deserves a state police spokesman Sgt. Ed­ needs a principal television commentator. ward Dailey said. 3 better fate. Company officials declined to say whether the The Blacks have joined the march for freedom. On Dec. 6, 1982, Lt. Thomas Obviously, the Legislature can’t responsibly To the Editor: marketing strategies laid out in the documents — Carney was killed on Interstate 84 passbook With Meredith and Luther King, handle the number of bills it currently gets each which date to the mid-1970s — are still being in Southbury. He bs6 pulled a I was part of a delegation of All the way to Mississippi, session. Complex issues such as salaries for followed. Instead, they described “our policy” in motorist over to Issue a traffic concerned citizens supporting You can hear their voices ring. summons and was struck by a educators, municipal liability coverage, the the appointment of a full-time this sensitive area as: “Brown & Williamson On to Glory, on to Freedom, believes that smoking is an adult custom. tractor-trailer. criminal justice system, and the way the state principal at Martin Elementary The line of march is for the brave. budget is spent require a great deal of caution School at the Jan. 13 meeting of Advertising and promotion activities for our Savage, the 14th Connecticut We’ll fight or die, for we must conquer. products are aimed at adult smokers, 21 years of trooper killed in the line of duty, and should take up most of the lawmakers’ time the M anchester Board of The day is over for the Slave. age and over.” was pronounced dead on arrival at in the coming months. Education. St. Mary’s Hospital in Waterbury Summarized below are the The state Constitution properly limits Long years ago, a man named Lincoln APPARENTLY THAT WASN’T always the shortly after the 3:30 p.m. accident comments I made during the Lived and died, to set us free. about four miles north of Water­ introductions in short sessions to bills brought “public discussion” portion of case. A “Strategic Positioning Statement,” with , bury. according to Dailey. to the floor by legislative committees or those One hundred years have passed, and more. prepared by Brown & Williamson’s ad agency in the meeting. Still we are slaves, yes, you and me. “Our preliminary investigation concerning appropriations or taxes. 1974, included young smokers among the crucial indicates that at the time the One of the unfortunate aspects And then, at last, a man, a leader, targets of a promotional campaign intended to The ones that have been submitted so far for John F. Kennedy, by name. trooper was struck he was on the of the way in which the Board of boost the sagging sales of Viceroy cigarettes. shoulder of the highway and well the coming session affect spending in some Education meetings are con­ Passed some bills, new legislation. form — but many take a circuitous route to do The document listed male smokers 16 to 25 off the travel portion, ’ ’ Dailey said. ducted is that neither the trans­ To win our love, undying fame. years old as among the “Best Prospects” for so. The driver of the car police say cript nor the minutes of this increased sale, explaining: “Fifty-five percent of struck Savage was identified as One lawmaker, for instance, wants to repeal meeting will record either the Woe will come to men or nations money market young males 16-25 smoke full-taste cigarettes. Donald K. Williams. 57. of Por­ a law passed only last year dealing with drug quantity or the quality of public Who breed a peon or rule a slave. Twenty-seven percent of all full-taste 84mm tland. Williams stopped after the testing for greyhounds that race at the opinion expressed here tonight in Stand up, my friends, be sure you’re counted. smokers are 16-25. Only 15 percent of Viceroy accident and was later interviewed Plainfield dog track. Other proposals cover the support of the appointment of a Those words, he cried. Oh, men, be brave. smokers are 16-25. Therefore, there is ample by investigators, state police said. full-time principal at Martin And so, at last, we are united spectrum, with tenuous connections to the opportunity for growth in Viceroy coming into He was released and had not been Elementary School. By my And on to Victory, we sing, charged as of late Wednesday, stated purpose of the session. alignment with the category. ’ ’ J count, over 60 people showed up Down the road to Mississippi, Dailey said. With such maneuvering, is it any wonder that here tonight to support our With Meredith and Luther King. The strategy paper said the “primary State police have impounded lawmakers take forever to make decisions and proposal, and represented a objective” of the upcoming ad campaign was to Williams’ vehicle. always end up scrambling to finish their work? broad base of support of both Thomas O’Neill “position Viceroy as to attract young males from • No other injuries were reported teachers and parents. Martin 11-A Bluefield Drive competitive brands” while hanging onto the Witnesses being questioned in­ Reports from the Connecticut Public School is the only elementary cigarette’s own customers. cluded the driver of the vehicle rates. Expenditure Council indicate that the pile of school in Manchester without a The two other groups listed as “prime prospects Savage had pulled over, Dailey \ paperwork faced by the Legislature this year full-time administrator, and the 1986-87 budget a fairly costly new Townsend for the outstanding for Viceroy” were “Females 18-49” and “Blacks said. Police have not released the Now you can get high money market rates and have will be anything but unique. level of support we showed here principal position at a single job he is doing as the interim 18-49.” identity of the person. A State lawmakers pondered 5,333 pieces of tonight to put a full-time princi­ elementary school. part-time administrator at Mar­ The ad agency’s report played down the The accident was called in to pal at Martin School should not state police over Savage’s own legislation in the 1981 and 1982 sessions, ranking We, the concerned parents and tin School! importance of “starters” (first-time smokers) patrol car radio by an rff-duty Connecticut among the 10 states with the go unrecorded. teachers from Martin School, and “restarters” (those who had quit smoking for the priceless security of a passbook. The school budget for 1986-87 want to reaffirm our determina­ police officer from Southwick, highest number of bills introduced. In a report Letters policy more than a year), explaining that “starter and Mass., who passed by shortly after will be a difficult one, with over tion to you, the elected members re-starter groups together account for only 8 the accident occurred. Dailey issued Tuesday, the council said that number 85 percent of the proposed 11.5 of the Board of Education, that was twice the national average. The Manchester Herald wel­ percent of all smokers.” reported. percent increase going to fund our concerns are genuine, our Savage had been working with In 1985 alone, the number was 3,880. comes original letters to the previously negotiated salary in­ resolve is great, and our support editor. the Western District traffic unit Putting a cap on the number of bills would do creases and increases in the is demonstrated here tonight. We A JANUARY 1976 “Marketing Strategy” paper, Letters should be brief and to approved by Brown & Williamson, noted since 1978. He is survived by his more than just reduce the amount of time the costs of utilities. That leaves only respectfully ask that the appoint­ wife. Marjorie, and their five N the point. They should be typed “problems (that the) marketing plans must Legislature wastes in discussing proposals that 15 percent of the proposed ment of a full-time principal at children, Dailey said, increase to be spread over new Martin School in 1986-87 be or neatly handwritten, and, for solve.” One listed solution: “Efforts must also be candidates plan to use on campaign fliers at ease in editing, should be double­ made to increase the brand’s appeal to smokers election time. As Bowden points out in the programs, people and services. considered as a top priority in the The board will undoubtedly upcoming school budget spaced. Letters must be signed 18-40.” statement of purpose that qualifies his own bill want to spend these discretion­ negotiations. with name, address and daytime The strategy paper identified the “Target for consideration this session, a limit would ary funds in such a way as to telephone number (for Audience” for each of three Viceroy ads to be Bozzuto reduce the costs of legislative sessions. maximize their impact on the Paul Damiano verification). tested as either “Full-flavor smokers and That savings can begin at home is something broadest possible base of stu­ 28 Bruce Road The Herald reserves the right starters, aged 18-40,” or “Full-flavor smokers and Money Market Passbook our elected representatives could certainly dents. The board may, in fact, be to edit letters in the interests of starters, aged 18-40, specifically who think they to be a stand to learn. tempted to eliminate from the P.S. Congratulations to Doug brevity, clarity and taste. smoke too much and would like to smoke less.” Finally, after the four-month ad campaign was dropped as ineffective, an internal memo' dated candidate November 1976, sought approval of Brown & Williamson’s vice president for marketing for HARTFORD (AP) - Former more research “to determine the reason for state Sen. Richard C. Bozzuto of Press woes didn’t hurt Herald spirit Viceroy’s inability to attract starters and Watertown is set to formally announce his candidacy for the competitive smokers.” Republican nomination for gover­ The telephone call was one of hundreds we employees joined the effort, helping in unfamiliar Footnote: A Brown & Williamson spokesman nor today. received Thursday afternoon. The caller wanted areas. And everybody worked to get the told our associate Tony Capaccio; “Cigarette advertising is inherently public. Judgments about Bozzuto would become the fourth to know why his Manchester Herald hadn’t been newspapers delivered — a major problem candidate to announce foi* the delivered yet. because of later press times and travel time from the advertising can be made only on the basis of nomination. He made a similar bid What’s more, unlike other Money “We’ve had a serious problem with the printing Richard W. South Windsor. the published advertisements.” in 1982, but the nomination went to Until now, if you wanted to gain the press . . the motor burned up.” was the Everyone put in additional hours to get the Lewis B. Rome of Bloomfield. explanation for late delivery. A mechanical Cosgrove Herald out, and extra thanks must go to our Earlier this month, state GOP higher interest rates offered by Money Market accou n ts ______failure had forced us to print the newspaper out of carriers, the little merchants who made a special Chairman Thomas J. D’Amore Jr SPECIAL INTROl)L!CTORYOl-FHR 2 town. effort to bring the newspaper to our readers. And ContMontlal f f /« had described Bozzuto as the Market accounts, you had to lose the -if you use the But the explanation was rushed, and the caller, we cannot ignore the cooperation of the carriers’ Kemal Ataturk, the libertine dictator who favorite to win the nomination and Effeciivc Annutil Yicl .Anniiu/ /mcu'Nf Rdic somewhat hard of hearing, didn’t understand. parents, who understood our problems and helped brought Turkey into the modem world by forcibly said the other three now amounted convenience of a passbook. passbook-you can "Burned up? ” he asked. “Is he OK? Did he have deliver newspapers at late hours after dark. Westernizing it, must be whirling in his grave. to “also-rans.” make as many to go to the hospital? I hope he's OK. He’s a We realize, however, that we probably weren’t State Department sources report that signs of Those other three are Deputy Well at CBT, we think it’s time you 9.15% terrific carrier...” Publishers and printers, even those in able to satisfy all our customers during the press Islamic fundamentalism are popping up in House Majority Leader Julie D. 9.54% Belaga of Westport, former state were able to enjoy the benefits of both. withdrawals as The caller was quickly assured that the Herald’s competitive situations, traditionally lend a breakdown. We know we were unable to deliver a Turkey, evidently imported from neighboring Personal accounts only. SIOOO min. SIOO.OOO max. helping hand when such problems occur. In 1973, newspaper in some locations, and we pledge to Sen. Gerald Labriola of Naugatuck press motor — not the young newspaper carrier — Iran. More women are seen wearing chuddars, the and former state Sen. Romeo G. So we’re introaucing the Money you like. Rate guaramecil u n til 2 /1 /8 6 . 3 was the victim of the unfortunate accident. for instance, the Willimantic Chronicle and the make good to our subscribers. On Saturday, we’ll long black robes that are common in Iran but have Petroni of Ridgefield. That Thursday afternoon call was typical of Norwich Bulletin came to our aid. Last week, we open a customer service hotline — from 9 a.m. to been a rarity in Turkey. The Koran is a best­ many we received. And once the press problem selected B&B Associates of South Windsor noon — to handle complaints about the breakdown seller. And Moslem clergy are urging women not D’Amore said there was a Market Passbook. So stop in at because of its proximity to Manchester. possibiiity that other candidates was explained, our subscribers expressed period. Just call Jennifer or Peri at 647-9947. to shake hands with men, read newspapers or could emerge for the nomination. N ow you can get a Money Market your nearest CBT branch today or call understanding. We thank them for putting up with It wasn’t easy for us to adjust to the operation of □ □ □ watch TV. Government officials have countered He had tried toget U.S. Sen. Lowell the late delivery of a smaller newspaper, and for a commercial printer which had not pr^uced a by warning that fundamentalism threatens P. Weicker Jr. to seek the post, but 1-800-842-2295 and find out about concern about “iheir” Herald. daily newspaper before. But news and advertising Tuesday was the last day we had to print the Turkey’s cherished secularism. Weicker turned him down. rate of interest that’s as high as deadlines were modified; production schedules □ □ o Herald outside our downtown plant. There was a On the Democratic side, incum­ you’ll find anywhere. And still have it. We think you’ll find the Money were revised; delivery systems were altered. We great sigh of relief and a gasp of excitement bent Gov. William A. O’Neill is A silenced printing press — for whatever reason found we couldn’t produce a Manchester Herald of Wednesday, when the button was pushed, putting seeking a second four-year term. Market Passbook is something you — is one of the greatest calamities that can befall as high quality as we try to publish under normal into motion the many gears and cylinders and Mlnl-0dHoi1al He faces a challenge for the the priceless security of a passbook. a newspaper. It has happened before at the circumstances, but we could produce a reasonable rollers which put thousands of our words on paper. The bodies of more than half of the 248 nomination from former Congress­ won’t want to pass up. Herald, and — although we’d like to believe newspaper, albeit limited in page capacity and Newspaper plants have become much quieter American soldiers who died in the Newioundland man Toby Moffett of Branford. otherwise because we have taken steps to prevent somewhat less colorful than usual. places in the last two decades. The whir of plane crash last month remain unidentified. One it — it probably will happen again. □ □ □ electronic, photographic typesetting systems has reason, the Pentagon explained, is that medical The Herald has weathered such crises before; replaced the clanking of Linotypes which cast hot and dental records of the men were aboard the W E D ELIVER the worst was in 1973 when ice storm Felix There’s something about a crisis that pulls lead into printing type. The hum of advanced same plane and were destroyed in the fiery crash. If you haven't received your W hen you’re ready to demand more blacked out central Connecticut and the Herald everyone together and results in an exceptional computer terminals has replaced the clacking of This is strictly against Army regulations — for Manchester Herald by 5 p.m. missed one day of publication — the first since the show of teamwork. newsroom typewriters and Teletype machines. reason^that have now been made all too painfully weekdays or 7:30 a.m. Sati^rdays, For five days of publication, people at the But the rhythmic pounding of the press is back. please call your carrier. If you're ftomabaiik. ’Member FDIC newspaper was founded in 1881. That 1973 clear. Yet'someone along the chain of command unable to reach your carrier, call experience, well remembered by many at the Herald pitched in to cope with the disaster. The It’s music to our ears. made a tmughtless decision that has cost the subscriber service, 847-9946, by 6 Herald, allowed us to shift gears quickly last week traditional barrier between news and advertising families of the dead servicemen untold and p.m. weekdays or 10 a.m. Saturdays when we learned we would have to print the departments came down, and there was a Richard W. Cosgrove Is publisher of the needless anguish. That someone’s head should (or guarantee delivery.______newspaper elsewhere. tremendous spirit of cooperation. Production Manchester Herald. roll. j

I ...... r MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Jan. 23, 1986 - 9 8 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Jan. 23, 1986, Limited effect seen Obituaries SPORTS in ‘non-bank’ ruiing Angela Carpenter Albert M. Sycz * Angela (Rocha) Carpenter, '57, Albert Martin Sycz, 79. of of Enfield, wife of Kurt Carpenter, Unionville, husband of Ameua^ CoBtlnaed from page 1 are served by more competition- (Toth) Sycz, died Tuesday at toe NBA roundup and more choice in financial died Wednesday at Baystate Medi­ cal Center. Springfield, Mass. She University of Connecticut Health Heritage Savings and Loan Associ­ services consider this a great was the mother of Karen Colombi Center, Farmington. He lived most ation. “ I don’t think it will have an day.” of his life in Manchester. innpact... at least in Connecticut.” Some local bankers said they of Manchester She also is survived by three He is survived by his son, Dean Witter's Fairweather said were unsure exactly what effect William Ackley of Hartford; two the court ruling would have on sons, Kurt Carpenter and Bret Frisky Walton powers Celtics over L A Connecticut’s law is intended to stepdaughters, Susan Roberts of protect local banks. He said that their banks. Carpenter, both at home, and Wayne Carpenter of Virginia Manchester and Mrs. Paul (Mary) because of it. state residents are “ The effect on our bank will be Beach, Va.; and three Miller Jr. of Unionville: two denied some services available to minimal at first,” said William middle. We have to adjust our game plan to what’s grandchildren. sisters. Mrs. Walter (Mary) Woz- Combined Wire Services residents of other states, such as Fraser, a vice president at Man­ best for us.” The funeral will be Saturday at nica of Wethersfield and a sister in Dean Witter’s money market chester State Bank. ” I believe it 11 a m. at the Leete-Stevens Poland; many grandchildren; and Boston and Los Angeles both acquired a veteran big Nuggets 137, Nets 124 accounts. will increase competition.” several nieces and nephews. man during the offseason after the Lakere beat the Enfield Chapels. 61 South Road. Denver’s Alex English reached the 40-point plateau Fairweather said that Dean William R. Johnson, president of Celtics in last year’s NBA championship finals. Enfield. Burial will be at the The funeral will be st for the sixth time this season with 43 against New Witter, a subsidiary of Sears the Savings Bank of Manchester, 10:15 a.m. at Talarki Maple Hill On Wednesday night, when the two teams met for convenience of the family in the Jersey, which lost despite the return of Micheal Ray Roebuck and Co., .supported the said he had not seen the details of Chapels. 380 Maple Ave.. Hartford, the first time since that June series, it was Bill Walton the high court’s decision. He said, Hazardville Cemetery in Enfield. Richardson from drug rehabilitation. Supreme Court’s decision because with a mass of Christian burial at who stood out in Boston’s surprisingly easy 110-95 however, that in a general sense he Calling hours are Friday from 7 to The Nuggets, who snapped a four-game losing it offered more competition be­ 11 a.m. in St. Peter Church, victory. had no problem with financial 9 p.m. and Saturday from 10 to 11 streak, led 90-75 with 3:08 to go in the third quarter, but tween banks and financial Hartford. Burial will be in Mount services competing with banks — a.m. The 6-foot-n Walton had 11 points, eight rebounds, a 22-6 spurt by the Nets gave them a one-point lead services. St. Benedict Cemetery. Bloom­ as long as it was equal competition. seven blocked shots and one steal in 16 minutes of with 9:27 left in the game. Reading from a statement pre­ field. Calling hours are tonight pared by Sears Chairman Edward “ I don’t have any problem John “Ken” Christian action. His performance revved up a crowd of 14,890. English and Lafayette Lever, who scored 13 of his 17 phlisonhically with an entity pro­ from 6 to 9. the 240th consecutive sellout for the Celtics at Boston points in the final period, gave Denver its final A. Brennan. Fairweather said; John "Ken" Christian, 75. of Memorial donations may be viding financial service to anyone Garden. cushion. ‘‘Those who have been arguing Dougherty Street, husband of the made to St. Peter Church Restora­ as long as everyone has access to “ I’m having the time of my life,” Walton said “ 1 was Calvin Natt added 30 points for the Nuggets. that there has been some ironclad late Leonie (Gingras) Christian, tion Fund, 160 Main St., Hartford, rule as to the separation of banking the public ... If the playing field is enjoying myself tonight, and that’s sort of why I like to died Wednesday at Manchester 06114. Hawks 131, Warriors 100 and commerce will be disap­ level.” he said. play basketball.” said Walton, who was obtained from Johnson said that if banks were Memorial Hosptial. Helmer O. Gustafson the Los Angeles Clippers in an off-season trade for Atlanta hit 67.5 percent of its shots, the highest in the pointed by the decision. Those of us He was born in West Lebanon, restricted while other offices were Cedric Maxwell. NBA this season, and pulled away from Golden State who believe the economy, the N.H., Sept. 27, 1910, and had lived Helmer 0. Gustafson, 83, of 123 allowed to operate freely, “ then I in the second half. banking system and most impor­ in West Springfield. Mass., before Glenwood St., died today at Man­ “ I love playing against those guys,” he added, tant the best interest of consumers have a problem with it” The Hawks, who won for the ninth time in 11 games, moving to Hartford in the 1930s. He chester Memorial Hospital. He “ They’re a great team, and I’m from southern took the lead for good at 50-49 late in the first half. An had been a resident of Manchester was predeceased by his wife, California, so it makes it even that much more fun to 11-1 streak in the third period helped Atlanta take a for 25 years. He had been employed Katherine (Tureck) Gustafson, show the people back home that I can still play.” 91-78 margin into the fourth quarter, when the Hawks The 11-year veteran out of UCLA showed the as an underwriter of fidelity bonds who died Nov. 24, 1985. outscored the Warriors 40-22. 2 ‘Save our Coventry’ enthusiasm of a 22-year-old rookie and controlled the at Aetna Life and Casualty Co. for He was bom in Manchester July Dominque Wilkins paced Atlanta with 25 points, 37 years. He also was employed by 7, 1902, and had been a lifelong glass during his stint. while the guard duo of Randy Wittman and Glenn Connectiucut Bank and Trust Co. resident of Manchester. Before he “ He inspired the troops the way he was blocking Rivers added 23 and 17, respectively. Wittman was needs a new lawyer until his retirement in 1972. Hewas retired in 1964, he worked as a shots out there,” Lakers Coach Pat Riley said. “ His lO-for-12 and Rivers 8-for-8. Golden State was led by performance didn’t surprise me. He plays inspired in a communicant of St. Bridget custodian with the Board of Joe Barry Carroll with 16 points. Church, and a former member of Education for 16 years, serving at every game. Some nights he may not be as productive, the Knights of Columbus, Camp­ the Franklin building of the former but he always plays hard. He showed tonight he hasn’t 76ers 118, Suns 111 Good luck charm bell Council 573. high school. lost too much of his game.” Philadelphia beat Phoenix for its 16th victory in 18 Town attorney will try again He is survived by a daughter, He was a member of Concordia “ Bill was very much alive on the defensive end games as Charles Barkley and Moses Malone again Pay 10 Bahts (about 40 cents American money), then tonight,” said coach K.C. Jones. “ He loves the 3 Leonie G. Kielsi of Manchester, Lutheran Church. led the way. to have sewer suit dropped rush under the elephant’s trunk or stomach for good with whom he lived; three He is .survived by one son, competition, that’s when he’s having fun. If you’re Barkley had 29 points and 14 rebounds and Malone luck. Some Thais believe the luck is real and it's also the brothers, William Christian and Ronald A. Gustafson of Manches­ playing against LA or Philly, that’s Bill’s game.” 23 points and 10 rebounds for the 76ers, who built an Donald Christian, both of West ter; two brothers, Irving Gustaf­ “ I’m feeling good,” said Walton, whose career has 89-74 lead in the third quarter before the Suns rallied to the DEP, which argued that the way the owner of this giant animal makes his living on the By George Loyng Springfield, and Lawrence Chris­ son in Ohio, and Clarence Gustaf­ been plagued by injuries. “ Playing about 20 minutes cut the deficit to four on two occasions. Both times, town was violating an earlier Herald Reporter streets of Bangkok. Thailand. tian of Springfield. Mass.: two son of Manchester; one sister, or so every game helps my timing. I’m not worrying Maurice Cheeks got the next basket for Philadelphia. pollution abatement order by not grandchildren: a great- Helen Gustafson of Manchester; about my foot or other injuries. I’m able to Cheeks finished with 12 assists and 19 points on building the sewer system. C O V E N T R Y — A lawsuit granddaughter: and several nie­ two grandchildren; and one great- concentrate on basketball and that makes a 8-for-lO shooting. Walter Davis scored 25 points and The D EP has maintained that brought against the town by a ces and nephews. granddaughter. difference.” Mike Sanders 22 to lead Phoenix. citizens’ group trying to stop the lake was dying because of Chesler warns board The funeral will be Friday at 9; 15 The funeral will be Saturday at 9 In other National Basketball Association games, it waste runoff from septic fields on Clippers 131, Mavericks 118 construction of a $5 million sewer a m. at the Watkins Funeral a.m. at the Concordia Lutheran was Philadelphia 118, Phoenix 111; Atlanta 131, properties that border the water. Marques Johnson scored 22 points and Kurt system in the Coventry Lake area Home. 142 E. Center St., with a Church, 40 Pitkin St. Burial will be Golden State 100; Detroit 107, Cleveland 104; Los Save Our Coventry has argued Nimphius, traded by Dallas earlier this season, added has been postponed because the about salary mandate mass of Christian burial at 10 a.m. in the East Cemetery. Calling Angeles Clippers 131, Dallas 118; Denver 137. New that there are alternatives to a season-high 21 for Los Angeles. group’s attorney has withdrawn in St. Bridget Church. Burial will hours at the Watkins Funeral Jersey 124. from the case. constructing sewers to alleviate The Clippers broke open a close game in the third By Jacqueline Bennett funding of special education pro­ be in St. Thomas Cemetery, West Home. 142 E. Center St., Friday The Lakers, with basically the same cast (except Hartford lawyer Edward Hare the pollution problem. quarter, when an 18-8 streak gave them an 83-69 Herald Correspondent grams during the first of three Springfield. Calling hours are from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. for veteran forward Maurice Lucas and rookie A.C. told Town Attorney Abbot The group filed suit against both advantage. Rookie center Benoit Benjamin scored scheduled reviews of the proposed tonight form 7 to 9. Memorial donations may be Green) that won the title last year, are now 32-8 this Schwebel Tuesday that he would the town and the D EP this eight points during the spurt. COVENTRY — School Superin­ budget. Memorial donations may be made to the Concordia Lutheran season, only a half-game ahead of Boston’s 31-8, no longer represent “Save Our summer, but the D EP was dis­ The Mavericks, who got 26 points from Derek tendent Di. Nathan Chesler pres­ Chesler said that the schools are made to the American Cancer Church, or to the Manchester Jones, who was able to rest his regulars after taking Coventry” in its suit against the missed as a defendant on Dec. S. Harper and 25 from Mark Aguirre, got no closer than ented the school board Wednesday making an effort to reach out tothe Society or to the Arthritis Visiting Nurses Association, P.O. a 23-point lead in the fourth quarter, said the victory town or its appeal of a court The group filed an appeal with the eight points after the Los Angeles run. with a proposed budget of community by sponsoring youth Foundation. Box 628, Manchester. was a result of tight defense by Boston and an off night decision dismissing the state De­ state Supreme Court in December $6,359,100 for the next fiscal year — programs and activities for senior for all-time scoring leader Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Pistons 107, Cavaliers 104 partment of Environmental Pro­ seeking to have the D EP rein­ an 11.52 percent increase over the citizens at school buildings. The ■ COMPREHENSIVE------The 38-year-old veteran scored 17 points to lead the tection as a co-defendant in the stated as a co-defendant. No Kelly Tripucka scored 24 points, including a current year’s budget. programs represent new budget Lakers, but he was just 6-for-20 from the field. As a suit, Schwebel said. decision in the case has been PHYSICAL tie-breaking three-point play with 26 seconds left, to The proposal includes a 10.25 items, he said. team the Lakers shot 38.6 percent. Schwebel would not say why issued, but D EP attorney Robert THERAPY, INC. lift Detroit over Cleveland. percent across-the-board salary The board will continue to “ I’d like to think our ‘D ’ stopped Kareem, but he Hare withdrew, and Hare could not Whitehead has argued that the Roy Hinson, who scored a season-high 30 points for increase for teachers in 1986-87. review the budget proposal on Feb. was just missing," Jones said. “The only people that state cannot be sued because it has the Cavaliers, tied the score at 102-102 with 40 seconds be reached for comment. 13 and 27. On March 10. the board stop Kareem is Kareem.” J Chesler asked that $50,000 be UPl photo Schwebel said he was ” a little sovereign immunity. left, setting up Tripucka’s game-winner for the added to the proposed allocation will present its final budget recom­ Dennis Johnson scored 22 points and Larry Bird had surprised” by Hare’s decision, 21 points and 12 rebounds in leading the Celtics, who Pistons. It was the ninth deadlock of the fourth for teachers’ salaries because of mendations to the Town Council Thank you Manchester Boston Garden. Celtics, spurred by Bill which was announced as the two The town tried unsuccessfully Los Angeles' Magic Johnson (32) is quarter. an anticipated state mandate for a and the council will then hold a led 57-49 at halftime, then broke away in the third were in Tolland County Superior once before to get the case against expressive as he finds his path to the Walton's fine play, whipped the defend­ Detroit’s Joe Dumars and Cleveland’s John Bagley minimumstartingsalary of $19,300 hearing on the budget March 31. for a successful first year quarter for an 88-75 advantage. Court Tuesday to debate a motion it dismissed. On Tuesday, it sought ing NBA champs, 110-95. traded baskets in the final 12 seconds for the final for teachers. Current starting with the board present to answer basket blocked by Boston's Robert “ We didn’t have the goods tonight,” Jabbar said. filed by the town to have the case to end the proceedings a second margin. salaries fbr Coventry teachers are questions. in business! Parish (00) in action Wednesday night at “ They played excellent defense and clogged up the dismissed. time on the grounds that Save Our around $13,000. Approval of the budget ulti­ Schwebel said he would give the Coventry did not ask for. any relief Angela, Nancy & Karen “To receive state reimburse­ mately rests with the voters at a citizens’ group an opportunity to in its suit. ment to meet the$19,300 minimum, special town meeting on May 9. _ _ 15 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE MANCHESTER 646-1561 . A X find another attorney, but warned The sewer project, which in­ towns must have raised teachers’ that if a new lawyer is not found For McMahon’s Infured rump cludes a sewage treatment plant salaries by 10 percent over the past within a few weeks, he will ask and lateral sewers, is scheduled to three years,” Chesler told the Tolland County Superior Court be in operation by August. The board during its meeting at the Judge Arthur I.. Spada to dismiss state is paying for 94 percent of the high school. "Coventry has not. but the case. cost of the treatment plant and 85 the $50,000 would enable us to meet A spokesman for Save Our percent of the cost of the sewer Bears relent on QB’s treatment the 10 percent stipulation." Coventry could not be reached for THE GIANT’S ANNUAL lines. A raise in substitute teacher comment. r » salaries from $37 to about $40 a day Then, saying “ curfew, gotta go,” time.” McMahon said. The group has argued that the totally oriental. I am so happy to N was also proposed. Coventry has By Bruce Lowitt He wanted Shiriashi. Finally, the sewer project is unconstitutional get here.” he headed, at a brisk pace, toward Now you know had difficulty petting substitute The Associated Press Bears relented. because it was imposed on the town After the treatment, McMahon the Bears hotel. teachers and the need for substi­ by a 1983 court decision, despite Americans receive about 5,000 MID-WINTER CARPET participated in a two-hour workout At nearby Tulane University, the “ With the all hype and the NEW ORLEANS - Hiroshi tons of advertising mail every day. tutes has increased due to a high Patriots went through a 2'A-hour three referendums in which resi­ Shiriashi gave Jim McMahon his as the Bears continued prepara­ comments I hear, people assume turnover of staff, Chesler said. practice. Wide receiver Irving dents rejected the plan. The court which amounts to enough fuel to long-awaited shot in the rump — tion for Sunday’s/g'ame against it’s a put-on.” Ditka said of The board also discussed the Fryar. who suffered a cut right ruling came in a lawsuit filed by heat a quarter million homes. and the rest of the Chicago Bears a New England. McMahon’s injury prior to Wed­ little finger in a domestjc misun­ shot in the arm. “ The main thing 1 was im­ nesday’s workout. “ It’s not a derstanding with his wife and & RUG SALE McMahon, the controversial pressed with was all of his put-on. He’s hurting right now. The missed the AFC championship quarterback who had complained movement,” Coach Mike Ditka degree of the hurt nobody knows game against Miami, took part, GOP to press for elected PZC long and loud about the Bears’ said after McMahon took most of but him because it’s his body. But catching several passes and field­ unwillingness to supply him with the snaps in the Bears’ first two he’s in a lot of pain. ing punts, a category in which he Bv Alex Girelll Director James Fogarty said elected mayor has emerged in the his favorite acupuncturist, got his offensive series. “ He was 200 led the NFL. “ He’ll get acupuncture treat­ Herald Reporter today he might favor the idea of past but former charter revision ENDS THIS SUNDAY wish Wednesday. percent better today. Asked if he saw any difference in ment for the remainder of the studying the election of PZC commissions have rejected it. Shiriashi. the trainer for the “ I’m really optimistic now. Fryar’s performance because of week, and hopefully that will help Republican members of the members, who are now appointed Democratic Majority Leader Japanese national track team, Frankly, I was not very optimistic the plastic splint he wore. Coach him, or at least speed the recovery. Board of Directors will press to by the Board of Directors. Stephen Penny said today that a arrived in this Super Bowl city and after yesterday’s (Tuesday’s) • DURIN6 THE OIANTS ANNUAL MID-WINTER SALE. RET 30% to 60% OFF REBULAR RETAIL PRICE Raymond Berry replied. “ I didn’t “ We’ve had other people treated have a charter revision commis­ During the campaign for the charter revision commission has administered a needle treatment practice. It was a pleasant sur­ see any difference, except that he by acupuncture: it’snothingnew,” sion study the question of provid­ Nov. 5 local election, the Republi­ the authority to consider anything • SELECT FROM THE LARBEST INVENTORY OF FULL ROLLS, REMNANTS. AND AREA RUBS IN ALL OF in McMahon’s sore left buttock. prise for me” has a bigger finger.” Ditka said. “ He’s treated other ing for an elected Planning and can Party pressed for an elected it wants to in the charter. He said NEW ENBLAND Shiriashi said he flew here at the At 11 p.m., CST, McMahon was McMahon had been undergoing people. He’s not part of our staff, UPl photo Zoning Commission, Republican PZC. They pushed the issue after that to send it a request to consider request of his friend, former seen walking jauntily at the head of • PLUS SET FREE PADOINB WITH ALL PURCHASES THROUBH THIS SUNDAY ONLY whirlpool, rubdown and sound- but he has helped out.” Minority Leader William Diana the Planning and Zoning Commis­ any proposal amounts to at least a world-class sprinter Willie Gault a parade of fans and celebrants stimulation treatments under the Even before Shiriashi’s arrival Chicago QB Jim McMahon (ieft) listens to his said Wednesday. sion released details of a proposed preliminary endorsement of that now a wide receiver for the Bears. down the middle of Bourbon Street, direction of Fred Caito, the Bears’ and McMahon’s apparent im­ Diana said the Republicans new plan of development for the proposal. “I am here for him and to make He showed no sign of discomfort as acuputicturist, Hiroshi Shiraishi, on Bears’ practice field trainer, but wasn’t satisfied. provement Berry was laughing off might also want the commission to town which drew heavy protest, Penny said he doubts the Demo­ his Bears feel better so they can he moved through the famed shortly before team held workout. Shiraishi arrived in “There’s only so much he can do. ■ t(ie suggestion that the Bears’ No. 1 consider a change that would particularly in southwestern cratic majority will back the idea win the Super Bowl,” Shiriashi French Quarter, stopping occa­ That takes time and we don’t have quarterback might not start. New Orleans to treat McMahon’s injured backside. provide for election of a mayor by Manchester. of an elected PZC. said. “ My treatment is special, sionally to chat with people. the voters. The mayor is now Residents there objected to “ We feel the PZC has responded Carpet Giant elected by the majority party on proposed higher housing densities. in a major fashion to concerns that the Board of Directors. Since then, the PZC has changed were expressed by citizens.” he 2 The Democratic directors, who the proposal to satisfy some of the said. “ We don’t see a need to THE ORIGINAL GIANT THE NEWEST GIANT hold six of the board’s nine seats, residents’ objections. change a system that has worked Whalers to emphasize defense in Francis' absence 221 Bralnard Road, Hartford El Camino Plaza (near Rein’s Deli) announced Tuesday that at the The idea of having a popularly well for at least 40 years.” Feb. 4 meeting of the directors (Next to Valle’s) Route 30, Vernon 1 ne power play is in serious trouble, too. Francis, year. The fact that the Whalers have the N HL’s No. 1 they will name a nine-member R.I.P.. FTD. who had 4 goals and 20 assists on the man-advantage, penalty killing unit on the road goes a long way in charter revision commission to FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE 525-9131 Ron Francis, Sylvain Turgeon, Kevin Dineen. ran the whole show from the point. Who will carry the documenting the contributions of people like Tippett, It was fun while it lasted. consider changes in the charter FREE Annual - Weekly Garden Lectures puck? Jarvis, Gavin, Evason and workaholic blueliners that would pave the way for The top line was together for just 22 Whaler games. , WodOMday, Jan. 2S - “Annuals and Perennials - B o b It’s mildly encouraging that the Whalers are 7-6 Dave Babych and Ulf Samuelsson. consolidation of the Eighth Utili­ The bottom line is that Hartford will have to do without Dineen. who missed nine games earlier in the 3 5 Dave Tippett, recently named assistant captain, ties District and the town. ' I. The Beauty Qems of Your Garden” without it for at least the next 22. P a p e t t i season with a shoulder separation. When he returns might not be as ferocious as Andre Tippett, but he The changes would include rem­ ^Wadnoaday, Feb. 5 - "Interesting English Gardens and The Whale was 12-9-1 during the FTD days. The club t ' around the All-Star break, Dineen should be reunited never stops trying. The 24-year old is the current oving a requirement that any move Kew Gardens” - Speaker, Larry LIrot, as seen on TV. scored 98 goals in those 22 tilts, and the No. 1 trio Herald Sports Writer with Turgeon and a pivot replacement. If it’s leading toward consolidation be subjected scored 32 of them. That’s about one-third of the total Whalers’ iron man, having played in 142 straight SPECIAL SALE HOURS candidate Ray Ferraro, Turgeon might as well forget games since signing on after captaining the ’84 to a separate vote by residents of offensive production. about 50 goals. The pair didn’t mesh in a brief trial the district, which provides fire FREE PAD Francis (6-24-30), Turgeon (17-5-22) and Dineen Canadian Olympic Team. . K during the first four games of the campaign, when the ITHUR-FRI 10:00-9:00 (9-17-26) averaged over 3‘A points per game in the Jarvis simply hasn’t missed a game in 11 years. His t protection and sewer service to portside sniper scored zero times, most of northern Manchester. 'o o U la n SATURDAY 10:00-5:00 span, when the triad combined for a half dozen active streak of 847 games is the second best in NHL wHh all purchases “ Sly needs toe puck to be effective, and I play best history to Garry Unger’s 914. If the Republicans do press for T ru e game-winning goals. when 1 have the puck,” said Ferraro, at an October 1 SUNDAY NOON-5:0O| Francis, the brightest star in an expanding cluster . Tippett and Jarvis have nullified opponents through consideration of an elected PZC, Extra Largs - 2 feat across | GARDENS through Sunday press luncheon. “ More than anything else, it’s a lack they may get support from at least (Both Locatloas) of twinkling luminaries, is out for at least two months race without its All-Star-captain-MVP? toil, not trouble. Tippett has been saddled with a mere One man seems convinced. of communication that will have to be worked out” 12 penalty minutes on six minors, while Jarvis has one of the Democratic directors. 643-8474 with a fractured ankle and ligament damage. Evans took the podium immediately after Ferraro It will be a miracle if the Whalers make the playoffs “ There’s no question,” said Ron Francis, “They’re been whistled off the ice just twice, for four minutes. just going to keep things going because they have the and announced that he was changing lines. “ It just BOSTOI without him. A critical factor in the stretch run is how well Evans talent to do it.” didn’t work out,” noted Evans. Sakharov exile Dineen, the blood and guts of the squad, is sidelined, uses all his available assets. When Dineen comes At least the LEG line of Paul Lawless, Dean Evason What he should do, and what he won’t do, is leave As 8% ladaitry WIda as well, but only for another six affairs until a broken back, there will be several right wingers on hand, RN EXPERT and Stewart Gavin remains intact. The Leggershave Ferraro between Bob Crawford and Torrie Robertson commemorated pinky mends, including Crawford. MacDermid, Gavin and newly- ,rtg. 10.0^ J/Ol^ Prica lacraasi la accounted for 21 goals in their 19 games together. and give the vacated center slot to diligent Dave Francis, 19-41-60 in 44 games, won t crack the acquired Wayne Babych. It is important to keep But adjustments will have to be made. With Francis Tippett. Here. Tipper, here’s Kevin and Sly, go be a The U.S. Senate observed a i/NOW INSTALLATION Schedalad Far Naxt 100-point barrier for the first time or break Mike everyone involved, even if it comes down to and Dineen on the shelf, emphasis shifts from the line. minute of silence to mark the sixth Rogers’ club records of 105 points and 65 assists. Not PrImrosBs ass *2.39 Wash So HURRY TO netfinders to the netminders, A more defensive Unfortunately. Evans deems Tippett too valuable platooning on occasion. anniversary of Soviet dissident this year. But when he flicked in a penalty shot against Another Greg Malone situation, where the veteran AVAILABLE game-plan is inevitable. Expect a lot of dump-and- as a defensive left winger on Hartford’s shadow line Andrei Sakharov’s internal exile, IRSURE OLD PRICIt. Quebec last Friday night, the 22-year old centerman center was benched 14 games in a row before being chase. as Coach Jack Evans employs his favorite with center Doug Jarvis and right winger Paul and the Norwegian Parliament registered his 378 NHL point, to eclipse Blaine traded, should not be allowed to happen. No one could Kalenchoe-hybridj strategy-out-of-necessity. Whaler games in the winter MacDermid. Especially now that defense is officially appealed to Moscow to free the Stoughton’s all-time Whaler mark. forsee Francis’ injury. But Evans is supposed to of ’86 could look an awful lot like Whaler games in the in the forefront. Nobel laureate as a step toward red, pink, orange The gap in the lineup presents several questions but provide supervision. Not mediocre vision. winter o f ’85. No doubt, the checkers will be keys to the rest of the better international relations. only one really matters. Can the Whale stay in the MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Jan 23, 1986 - 11

10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Jan. 23. 1986 SCOREBOARD NHL roundup NCAA baskatball statistics Scotty’s Sabres back on beam Wadnasday’s collaga hoop ro- Rangers 4. Maple Leafs 2 CAMPUS sults (Ttirough gamw ot Jon. 10) before the game was seven min­ a shot from the blue line that hit Basketball Scotlng ^ Bv Dick Brlnster Dave Andreychuk’s goal that Hockey NYRangers 2 2 0—4 g to ft pts ovg tied the game at 1-1 with (inly six utes old on goals by Young, Reed Broten and then bounced in behind Toronto 101-2 E a t 15 )55 99 406 27.2 The Associated Press First period — 1, Toronto, Hodgson 13 CHAMPS AlbanvOO, Binghamton 65 Bollev. Wagner seconds left in the first period was Larson and Duguay. Flame goaltender Marc D’Amour. Yezbak, US IntrnI 17 IBS B0 4S0 26.5 (Terrion), 0:44.2, NY Rangers, GognerS Albrlght68, EllzobethtownSO 16 166 75 407 25.4 a big one, Bowman said. Andrey­ Paul Gagne launched the third- NBAstandIngs Alfred68,RPI59 Sklles, M ich St It may be coincidental, but when Rangers 4, Leafs 2 NHL standings (McEwen, Greschner), 1:32. 3, NY Grant, Utah St . 14 143 64 350 25.0 chuk also had two assists. period comeback at 1:01, deflect­ Rangers, Greschner 14 (McEwen, Rld- Basketball’s best over Alleghenv77,Wooster65 16 154 88 396 24.8 one considers that Scotty Bowman New York, a winner five times in BloomsburgSO, E. Stroudsburg46 Smith,Lovola(Col) "It got us into the dressing room ing Joe Cirella’s shot behind lev), 6:47. Penalties— M c G ill, Tor, 4:46; Eastern Confertnce Fftld'^Joal Perctnioge has been victorious more often its last seven games, buried Wales Conference Clark,Tor,11:12;Melnvk,NYR,19:36. the past 10 seasons BowdolnOO, Colbv76 g Ig too per with something to think about, and D’Amour. Phil Russell scored 28 Patrick Division Atlantic Division California (Pa.) 72,Clarlon69 than any coach in National Hockey Second period—4, NY Rangers, Ridley W L Pet. OB Haugen, St. M a ry's 15 80 119 67.2 Torohto with its power play. Mike seconds later and Mel Bridgman W L T Pts. OF OA 14 (Greschner, Helmlnen), pp, 16:15.5, NY ConislusSI, ColgateSO 19 158 237 66.7 League history, a three-game it also got us onto the scoreboard.” Ri^ey and Reijo Ruotsalalnen 33 14 0 66 209 145 Boston Castleton St. 100, Johnson St.64 Daughertv, No Caro got New Jersey within a goal at Phllodelphia Rangers, Ruotsalalnen 9 (Helmlnen, 4Vj Collag* Win Pet. 15 77 117 65.8 he said. “ I really felt we could Woshlngton 28 13 4 60 182 149 M ocLellan), pp, 17:44. Penalties— Philadelphia Chevnev 104, Mansfield 07 Bullard, Colorado winning streak by his Buffalo scored power-play goals in a span New Jersey Rose, Geroge Mason 17 103 159 64.8 come on.” 2:23. NY Islanders 20 17 9 49 Laldlaw , N YR , 4:06; Frycer, Tor,double Cortland73,Oneonta68 16 82 127 64.6 Sabres shouldn't come as a of one minute, 29 seconds late in the 22 20 5 49 Washington 11'/J 1. North Carolina Hammonds, GeorgloTch Andreychuk, who also had two Doug Risebrough, Joel Otto, Jim Pittsburgh m inor, 14:47. 17'/j Delaw are 71, Lehigh 70 Freg-Throw Percentow surprise. setxind periotl to decide the issue. 22 22 3 47 Third period — 6, Courtnoll 12 (Nylund, New York 2. DePaul DrexelS3,Rlder74 Peplinski, Dan Quinn. Paul Rein­ NY Rangers Ctnfrgl Division • ft tta pet. The Sabres, last in the Adams assists, scored after Dave Ellett Miroslav Frycer was penalized New Jersey 15 29 ‘ Bernhordt), pp, 11:24. Penalties— 3. Nevada-Las Vegas EdInboroOS, Lock Haven 02 15 63 65 95.6 hart and Colin Patterson scored for Adams Division Brooke. N Y R , 2:46; PoyeMch, N Y R ,6:26; Milwaukee 27 15 Geneva 74, Pltt-Brodford 57 Brooks, Col Irvine Division, but .lust six points behind had put Winnipeg in front 1-0 with a Atlanta 23 17 .575 14 68 51 96.1 for hooking at 14:47 of the second the Flames. Other New Jersey M ontreal 25 17 5 55 211 166 M cEw en, N Y R , 9:57; Sundsirom , N YR , 4. Arkansas Hamilton 73, LeMovne63(OT) Covol, Wm and Morv goal only 3:35 into the game. Detroit 20 22 .476 Rogers, Western Colo 13 61 66 93.2 first-place Montreal, gave Bow­ period, and referee Mike Noeth Quebec 26 18 2 54 191 159 17:45; Clarke, Tor, molor (fighting). 5. Georgetown Indiana (Pa) OO.SlIpperv Rock61 19 56 58 92.0 In the second period, goals by goals came from Pat Verbeek and 74 20 1 49 188 175 Clevelond 18 74 .429 Klngs87,Wilkes 83 Rowan, St. John's man his 721st victory by beating tacked on an unsportsmanlike H artford Chicago 15 28 .349 16 66 50 91.5 Phil Housley and Paul Cyr in­ Greg Adams. Buffolo 22 19 5 49 175 160 Shots on goal— NY Rangers 14-14-10— 6. UCLA KutztownTO, West ChesterOO Rucker, Davidson Winnipeg 6-3 Wednesday night. conduct penalty when Frycer 21 18 7 49 177 165 Indiana 11 30 .268 LafatvetteTd, T owsonOl Rebounds creased the Sabres lead to 3-1. John Boston 38. T oronto6-23-10-39. Western Conference 7. Kentucky g no Bowman, also the Sabres' general protested the call. The Rangers Campbell Conference Power-ploy conyerslons—NY Rangers Lvcomlno4a,Jun(ota44 15 216 Tucker. Don Lever, and Lindy Ruff Penguins 7, Oilers 4 Norris Division Midwest Division 8. Alcorn State Mlllersvme70,Shlpoensburo56 Sellers, o n io Sf manager, is unbeaten since replac­ used the extended manpower 5-2. Toronto5-l. W L Pet. 6B 15 206 w L T Pts. GF GA Goalies— NY Rangers, Vonblesbrouck. 9. St. John's MIserIcordIa 71, (killaudet 70 Anderson, Houston ing Jim Schoenfield last Friday added third-period goals. Mike Bullard and Mario Le- 207 204 Houston 28 14 .667 Robinson, Now 17 226 advantage to pad a 2-1 lead. Chicogo 22 18 6 50 Toronto, Bernhardt. A— 15,775. Moravian 64, Muhlenburg63 16188 mieux teamed up to lead a 44 170 178 Denver 24 18 .571 10. Louisville Hill, Befhune-Cockmon night. D-ave Gagner and Ron St. Louis 19 19 6 Referee— MIkeNoeth. NewHampshlre07,Lowell75 ____ 19 217 Wings 6, Bruins 5 five-goal third-period assault that Minnesota 18 20 8 44 187 177 San Antonio 23 20 .535 11. Syracuse PhlladelphlaTex1lle79,Adelohl77(OT) Berry, Sf. John's (NY) Bowman, who had stints with St. Greschner also scored for the Dollos 19 20 .487 Team Dftense Toronto 12 28 5 29 177 223 Pittsburgh64, Boston Coll. 62 avg Louis. Montreal and Buffalo before Detroit had to sit through gave Pittsburgh the victory in 158 255 Pengulns7.0ilers4 Utoh 21 23 .477 12. Marquette 0 pts Rangers, who got 37 saves from Detroit 10 32 5 25 Plattsburg 71, Unlon63 1510 96.6 another tough game, but this time Edmonton. Smyttie Division Sacramento 16 26 13. Virginia Comm. Cleveland Sf 16 settling in the front office, said the goaltender John Vanbiesbrouck. Pottsdam62, Hartwlck60 17 1598 96.0 Edmonton 32 n 4 ■ 68 247 191 Pacific Divliion 14. Indiana Scranlon73, Delaware Valiev 55 U.S. International key to the Sabre turnaround was the end was more satisfying with Dan Hodgson and Russ Courtnall Bullard, who scored three times 195 183 Pittsburgh 1 ' J—7 L.A. Lakers .800 — North Carolina 19 1770 93.2 Calgary 21 21 4 46 SetonHall84, Brown S3 1580 92.9 Buffalo's 5-4 overtime victory over Warren Young’s second goal of the in the game, got two in the final 29 5 35 174 223 Edmonton 7 ' ^ Portland .578 8'/2 15. Illinois State Oklahom a 17 replied for Toronto, which lost its W innipeg 15 First Period— 1, Edmonton, Lumlev 10 .375 17 St, BonaventureOO, Elm ira 78 15 1316 87.6 game, at 1:32 of overtime, break­ period, and Lemieux set up three of Los Anoeles 15 24 6 36 166 221 Phoenix 16. Notre Dame St.John's56,Fordham47 Syracuse Montreal last Friday night. fourth straight game. 34 169 198 (Anderson, Gretzky), OP, 15:34, 2, L.A Clippers .364 18 Team Defense ing the Red Wings’ seveii-game the late Penguin goals. Vancouver 14 27 6 Pittsburgh, Shedden 22 (Mantha, .357 18 17. Houston St. Joseph's (Vt) 86, W. New England62 “ It gave U.S a good start," Wednesdov’s Results Seattle St. Peter's74,ManhattanS6 8 Lemleux), pp, 15:34. 3, Edmonton, Golden State .304 21 18. Tennessee-Chatt. Princeton 13 Bowman said. “ Winning was the losing streak. 0mllB 6, Flames 6 Hawks 3, Canadlens 3 Detroit 6, Boston 5 Gretzky 36 (Jackson, Gregg), 19:13. St. VlncentSl, Penn St,-Behrend60 Buffalo 6. Winnipeg 3 Wednesday’s Results Sf. Peter's 16 big thing,” After Bill Derlago and Ron Penalties—Hanna, Pit, 8:18; Lowe, Philadelphia 118, Phoenix 111 19. Virginia St. Josephs (Me) 105, NewEngland68 New Jersey, trailing 6-2 as the A a 70-foot goal by Doug Wilson N.Y. Rongers 4. Toronto 2 Stevens Tech 54, Rutgers-Newark 47 Richmond “SO The Sabres got another strong Duguay traded third-period goals Edm, 14:44; Fogolln, Edm, 17:45; Atlanta 131, Golden State 100 20. Iona Texas Christian ]6 VIO final period began, staged a late in the third period — made it M ontreal 3. Chicago 3 (tie) Coffey, Edm, malor (fighting), 18:14; Susauehana71, Drew6) to force the overtime. Young New Jersey 6. Calgary 6 (tie) Detroit 107, Cleveland 104 Fresno State 17 »77 performance from goalie Tom Moog, Edm, 18:14; RuskowskI, Pit, L.A. Clippers 131, Dallas 118 SvrocuseOS, Providence 73 Average Scoring Morgln picked up a pass near center ice. furious comeback forge a tie. even an even longer night for both Pittsburgh 7, Edmonton 4 mlnor-malor (flghtlngl-motch (deliber- Vassar79, Polv Unlv, 59 Barrasso. who has played in 24 of Thursdov's Games Boston 110. L.A. Lakers 95 off def mar Aaron Broten scored with just 49 teams, who skated through a atelntenttolnlure),8;14. W agner 105,LIU83 28.5 Buffalo's last 28 games. He ap­ skated around defenseman Ray 2 (All Times EST) Denver 137. New Jersey 124 North Carolina 93.2 M.6 seconds remaining to force a scoreless overtime. Second Period—^, Edmonton^ Krushel* Thursday’s Games Westminster 60, GettvsburgSl 23.6 pears to be thriving on the work. Bourque and beat goaltender Doug UPI photo Winnipeg at Boston, 7:35p.m. Wldener73,Haverford32 Cleveland State 94.6 TO.8 Still, that was profitable for Gh>ebec at N.Y. Rangers, 7:35p.m. nyskl 8 (Anderson, Coffey), p p , 11:30. 5, (All Times EST) Oklahom a W.9 in.6 21.6 “ The more I play, the better I Keans to give Detroit its first Scoreless overtime. Pittsburgh, Bullard 26 (Blolsdell, John­ Phoenix at Washington, 7:30 p.m. South 21.5 Chicago, which opened up a Winnipeg's Scott Arniel tries to hold back Buffalo’s Gil Toronto at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. Alabama 85, Vanderbllt72 Svrocuse »7.e eo.i seem to play," Barrasso said after overtime victory of the season. The The goal came after New Jersey Detroit ot Ph I ladel phi a, 7:35 p. m. son). 15:53. Penalties—Mantha, Pit, Sacramento ot Houston, B:30p.m. Georgia Tech 80.8 61.6 19.2 goaltender Alain Chevrier had six-point lead over idle St. Louis 9:40. New Jersey at Utah, 9:30 p.m. Auburn 73, Mlsslsslppl61 Red Wings also had not won in 10 Perreault in first-period action in Buffalo Wednesday Montreal at Minnesota, 6:35 p.m. B a rry Unlv. 57, Nova Unlv. 55 Field-Goal Percentage stopping 37 of 40 shots. “ I can’t and Minnesota in the Norris St. Louis ot Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. Third Period—6, Pittsburgh. Errey 9 Seattle at Portland, 10:30 p.m. tg fga pet. home games. gone to the bench for an extra (Lemleux. Shedden),0:51. 7. Pittsburgh, Birmingham Sou. 63, Alo-Hunt5Vllle47 complain. My job is to help the night. Sabres won third straight, 6-3. Friddv's Gomes Friday’s Games Bluetleld(Va.)80,Concord76(OT) North Carolina ^ 58.3 The Red Wings took a 3-0 lead attacker. Craig Wolanin unleashed Division. Bullard 27 (Lemleux, Shannon), p p , 6:04. Golden State at Boston, night team." Chicogo at Buffalo, night Catawba 76, Gulllord66 Georgia Tech sa W 56.9 N Y Islanders at Washington, night 8, Edmonton, Jackson 2 (Lumley Gregg), New Y ork at Atlanta, night Indlono ^73 M.6 6:55.9. Pittsburgh, Bullard 28 (Lemleux. Charleston 98, W. Virginia Weslevan96 New Jersey at Edmonton, night Philadelphia at Cleveland, night Coastal Carolina73, Mt.OllveOO Konsos 581 1035 56.1 Plt^burgh at Vancouver, night Mantho), pp. 7:43.10, Pittsburgh, Siren 2 Milwaukee at Indiana, night M ichigan State 550 989 55.6 ((Zunneyworth, Bullard), 17:13. 11. Pitts­ Detroit ot Dallas, night Fairm ont 110, West Libe rty 76 Florida 74, LoulslanaSt.65 Free-ThrowPercenfoge ^ 3 burgh, Hannan 7 (Johnson), 19:45. San Antonio ot Denver, night Florldo Southern 92, Rolllns67 If fto pet. Scholastic roundup AHL standings Penalties— M cClelland, Edm , 3:23; And­ L A Lakers ot L A Clippers, night Michlgon State ^ 87.6 erson, Edm, 4:35; Messier, Edm, 7:21; LlncolnMemorlal90, KlngCollegeSp LonawoodS4, Liberty 52 Weber State 300 3W TO.2 Mantha. Pit, 8:12; Siren, Pit, 15:04 Col Irvine 276 3^ n S Northern Division Shots on goal— Pittsburgh 11-6-16*33. M arv yyashlngton 86, Hamoden- W L T Ph, OF Caltlcs110.Lakars95 Verm ont 265 315 77.8 Edmonton 11-10-14-35. Svdnev79 266 362 77.2 Adirondack 56 182 MerevhurstSS, (3avls & Elklns70 Power-ploy conversions—Pittsburgh Rebound Margin M aine 5-3. Edmonton5-2. M ount St. Morvs69, Randolph Macon 49 Manchester wrestlers continue winning habits LOS ANGELES (95) oft def mar Moncton N.Carollna-Wllmlnoton75,Camobell62 Goalies— Pittsburgh. Meloche. Ed­ Lucas 4-11 1-3 9, W orthy 5-15 2-3 12. NEA GRAPHIC Michigan jl.3 M.1 13.2 Fredericton monton, Moog. A— 17,223. Abdul-Jabbor 6-205-617, Scott 7-131-116, E. NewOrleons76, Florldo St. 55 12.1 Sherbrooke Shepherd76,Alderson-Broaddus68 Svrocuse 43f ‘ Johnson 6-10 3-3 15, Cooper 2-5 0-0 4, It's no surprise this season to see a Notre Dam e 39.1 27.3 11.8 Carlson and John Hutson took fifth Novo Scotia Referee— Dan Marouelll. Kupchak 2-9 2-3 6, Green 2-6 0^ 4, Tennessee69, Mississippi St. 51 10.9 BLOOMFIELD — Continuing its difference as a strong St. Thomas Southern Division lot of familiar college basketball Tenn.-Chottanoooa74,W.Corollna62 N o w M cGee 2-52-26, Spriggs 2-4 0-14, Lester 1-3 \mo\s 36.1 25.8 10.2 winning ways, Manchester High Aquinas squad tripped East Ca­ with a time of 9:32 and moved on. Hershev 26 15 2 54 193 152 0-0 2. Totals 39-101 16-22 95 teams in the national rankings. Over Vlrglnla54,WakeForest47 S S S e ite r 25 15 3 53 186 62 tholic, 63-40, in Hartford County So did Bill Barry and Jon Bayer, Fiamas6.Davlis6 BOSTON (110) the past 10 years, teams such as VlroInloTech 79, N. Carolina A&T7S wrestling team overpowered Binghamton 21 21 4 46 1^ IJI M cH ale 3-14 6-8 12, B ird 8-16 4-4 21, North Carolina, DePaul, George­ W. Virginia Tech 76, Glenvllle63 Bloomfield High. 48-11, in inter­ Conference girls’ basketball action third and fourth, respectively in Springfield 21 20 3 45 Parish 7-14 2-3 16. D. Johnson 9-19 4-4 22. W. Virg in ia St. 139, Bluefleld 104 38.05 and 38.24. in the 300-meter SI. Cothorlns 19 24 2 40 '75 196 New Jersey 1 l H 6 town, Kentucky, St. John's and Lou­ W. Kentuckv64, Dayton 62 division Central Connecticut Con­ Wednesday night at the Eagles’ Coloary 3 3 0 0—6 Alnge 5-9 0-0 11, W alton 5-6 1-2 11, dash. In the seeded 3200-meter run, New Haven 17 25 3 37 176 ^ Wedman 2-60-04, Slchtlng3-41-1 7, KlteO-2 isville have prevailed. William 8. Marv71, Virginia M ilitary64 ference action Wednesday night in Nest. Baltim ore 16 27 4 36 158 186 First period—1, New Jersey, Ver- VVInoate76, Phletfer66 Football Paul Ray was third in 10:01 and beek 10 (unassisted), sh, 2:51. 2, C^O 0, C arlisle 1-3 0-0 2, Vincent 2-3 0-0 4, Bloomfield. "We couldn’t match up With Wednesday's Resulh Thlrdklll0-20-00.Totals45-98 18-22110 Midwest Kevin Ciaglo sixth in 10:20. Joel Springfield 2. Adirondack 1 Calgary, Rlsebrough 10 (Courteau), BowllnoGreen92,N.llllnols71 The win lifts Manchester to 6-3 them size-wise as we gave away Baltim ore 2, Hershev 1 (OT) 7 06, 3, Calgary, Otto 11 (Mocoun, Calvln79,Adrlan62 for the season with their next height at every position,” noted Feehan took fifth in the 800-meter Reinhart), 11:05.4. Colgory. Pepllnsk115 Los Angeles 25 24 26 20— 95 Hawks 131, Warriors 100 Moncton 5, New Hoven 3 Boston 31 26 31 22—110 Central St.64, Ind.-Pur.-Fort Wavne58 NFL playoffs East coach Donna Ridel, who saw run with a time of 2:13.55, Those Nova Scotia 6, Fredericton 3 (Reinhart, Macoun), 19:48. Penalties— Concordlo73, Lakeland71 match Saturday afternoon in En­ Russell. NJ, 0:55; Stewart. NJ, m alor Three-point goals-Scott, Bird. GOLDEN STATE (100) her troops fall to 3-5 in the HCC and advancing will participate in the Thursday's Games Alnge. Fouled out—None. Total [3ePauw74, Indlono-Purdue60 field against powerful CCC East New Haven at Fr^erlcton (fighting), 2:21; Bourgeois. Cgy, m alor Short 6-12 3-3 15, Smith 6-9 0-0 12, Conference championships East-West All-Star meet on Feb. 4. fouls— Los Angeles 23, Boston 21. Flndlav64, Defiance 63 Sunday's Results Division foe Fermi High at noon. 4-7 overall with the loss. Friday's Games (fighting), 2:21; Lew is. N J, 8:11; Pe- C orroll 6-13 4-6 16, Flovd 6-13 2-2 14, Hanover 83, Earlham70 pllnskl. Cgy, 11:41; Verbeek. NJ, 14:31. Rebounds—Los Angeles 50 (Lucas, Teogle 5-5 5-7 15, Ballard 6-8 2-2 14, NFC Senior captain Mike Taylor (169) Aquinas goes to 5-3, 8-3 with the East’s next meet is Friday SI. Catharines at Bingham ton Green 10), Boston61 (Bird 12). Assists— Illinois WeslevanTB.Augustana 66 Nova Scotia at M oncton Whitehead 1-4 0-0 2, Huston, 3-5 1-1 7, IIMnalsBenedlctlne93,Concordla72 Chicago 26, LA Roms 0 upped his record to 8-1 with a pin in victory. against St. Paul and host Manches­ Second period—5, Calgary, Quinn 16 Los Angeles 17 (E.Johnson6),Boston27 Thipeoux 1-3 1-2 3, Conner 1-1 0-0 2, AFC Maine at Rochester (Alnge 8).Technlcal-Cooper. A— 14,890. lndlana-Southeast70,OaklandCltv68 1:09 over Bob Merritt. Senior Sean The Saints had a 12-4 lead after ter High at 3 p.m. Adirondack at Sherbrooke (unassisted), sh, 3:40. 6, Calgary, Verhoeven 0-0 (M) 0. Totols 41-83 18-25 New Englond 31, M iam i 16 Kent St. 58, Central M ichigan 55 Super Bowl XX at New Dritans one period and 28-17 margin at the Hershev at Springfield Reinhart 5 (Suter. M aclnnls). pp, 8:15. 7, 100. Marlan73, Franklln70(OT) McCarthy (134) also went to 8-1 New Jersey, Adams 21 (Ludvig, ATLAN TA (131) Sunday, Jon. 26 half. "They were, very balanced. Indians move on Nuggets 137. Nats 124 M ia m i (Ohio) 85,Ohio Unlv. 68 New England vs. Chicago, 5p.m. with a decision victory. Juniors Johnson), pp, 15:06.8. Calgary, Patterson Levlngston3-54-510, W ilkins 10-215-525, MountUnlon79, Baldwln-Wallace70 Scott Liscomb (100) and Greg (Maura) Simpson, (Ellie) Ca- Rad Wings 6. Bruins 5 6 (Wilson), 19:38, Penalties—Otto, W lllls4-73-5n, Rivers 8-81-217, Whlttman Notre Dame67, American 56 vanah and (Eva) Litwinko outside HARTFORD — Manchester Cgy. 2:53; Verbeek, NJ, 7:08; Otto. NEW JERSEY (124) 10-123-623, Koncok 2-50-04, Johnson4-72-3 OhloNorthern60,Caoltal52 Vincent (187) also improved their Cgy. 10:23; Wilson, Cgy. 14:42; Stewart, 10,Carr2-5O44,Battle4-4OOe,Webb5-51-2 High indoor track team also took J W illiam s 4-8 2-4 10, King 8-13 2-2 16, Ohio Weslevon 74, Case Reserve71 Sugar comparisons marks to 8-1 with victories. Eric and (Laura) Martin inside hurt Boston 8 210—5 N J ,17:09. GmlnskI 1-84-56, Blrdsong5-100-0l0, Cook n.RoMlns3-30^)6.HostlnosM0^2.Totols part in the Wednesday night meet Detroit 4 0 11—6 Olivet65, Alm a (Mich)60 Gremmo (121), Dwayne Albert us,” Ridel said. Third period—9. New Jersey, Gagne 14 1-3 0-0 2, Dawkins 9-13 4-7 22,0’ Koren 56-8319-28 131. Otterbeln 74, Wlt1enberg65 at Weaver with a couple of Indians First period—1, Detroit, Young 15 (CIrello), 1:01.10, New Jersey, Russell2(A 0-30-00, Rlchardson5-134-415,Johnson5-10 Chicago Bears (17-1) (1.57), Todd Grossman (147) and Martin had 19 points, Simpson (Smith), 2:16, 2, Detroit, Larson 11 RockfordOO, Trinity 67 moving on. oms), 1:29. 11, New Jersey, Bridgman 14 15-1525, Ransev 7-102-216. CattogeO-00-00 GoMen stote 30 25 23 22— 100 Sleno HtslOl, Mlch.-Deorborn83 vs. New England Patriots (14-5) Kevin Sarles (107) also were 15. Cavanah II and Litwinko 10 as (Kocur, Yzerman), pp, 5:12. 3, Detroit, (Preston. Johnson), 2:23. Pe n o lty— Totols45-9133-39124. Atlanta 28 33 30 40— 131 At New Drleons, 5 p.m. EST The sprint medley relay of Paul Duguav 14 (Larson, KIsio), PP, 6:23. 4, W. M lchlgan67,Ball St.64 victorious for Manchester. Im­ the Saints placed four performers Suter, Cgy, 10:59. DENVER (137) Fouled out—None. Totol fouls— Wabosh68,Rose-Hulman66 (Regular season totals) Szatkowski, A1 O’Neill, Peter Boston, Burrldge 8 (Bouraue), 8:43. 5, Overtime— No scoring. Penalties— English 16-29 11-14 43, Natt 11-16 8-9 30, Golden State 23, Atlanta 25. Offense in double digits. Theresa Sombric Detroit, KIslo 8 (Young), PP, 12:59. 6, Wllmlngton85, Bluftton80 proving Dan Addabbo in the Follett and Tom O'Marra took None. Cooper 2-8 7-911, Lever ^115-617, Dunn 5-7 Rebounds— Golden State 37 (Smith 10). Wls.-Mllwaukee64, St. X avier (III.) 52 Chi unlimited class pinned his oppo­ had 8 points to lead East with Chris Boston, Bouraue 12 (Llnsemon, O'Con­ Shots on goal— New Jersey 10-17-17-2— 0^) 10, Hanztik 1-79-1311, W illiam s 3-4 0-06, Atlanta 35 (Koncok 8). Assists—Golden second place and-advanced to the nell), PP, 16:24. Penalties—Pasin, Bos, Southwest Scoring 6S6 Raffin. Amelia Bearse and Aisiing 46. Calgary 26-11-5-4— 46. Turner 3-7 1-1 7, Schoves 1-3 0-0 2. Totals State 20 (Floyd 8), Atlanta 37 (Rivers Angelo St. 82, McM urrv74 First downs 3f) nent in 45-seconds. Feb. 4 action as did Tom Lyon, fifth 3:38; Curran, Bos, 5:51; Crowder, Bos, Power-play conversions—New Jersey 48-9241-52137. 12). Technical— Flovd. A-4,494. Buckley added 6 apiece. Raffin and \ 7:35; Lam bert, Det, m alor (high- BavlorS3,Rlce49 By rushing Results; 100- Liscomb (M) W BF, 107- in the 800-meter run in 2:13,8. 5-1. Calgary 5-1. New Jersey 28 30 30 36—124 Bv passing Sorles (M) WBF, 116- Dowshe (B) Sombric combined for 15 sticking), 7:35; O'Connell, Bos, 12:02; Goalies— New Jersey, BIIMngton.Chev- Cameron90,OklahomaBaotlst81 A Denver 28 35 31 43—137 By penolty WBF, 121- Gremmo (M) WBF, 128- Competing, biit failing to place in Melrose, Det, 15:50; Crowder, Bos, rler (8:15, 2nd per). Calgary, D ’Amour. Pistons 107. Cavaliars 104 Houston76, Texas A8iM69 rebounds. Three-point goal—Richardson. Nebraska62, Oklahom a St. 61 3rd down eft. 85-219-38.8 82-224-36.6 Mluccl (B) pinned Fregeao ;38, 136- the necessary top six were Bob mlnor-molor (fighting), 16:24; Lol- A — 16,762. Fouled out— B._ W llllom s. Total East did salvage the junior selle, Det, malor (fighting), 16:24; SEOklahoma57,NEOklahomo56 Net vords McCarthv (M) dec. Bouroant 8-3, 160- Dickson, ninth in the 1600-meter fouls— New Jersey 40, Denver 29. DETROIT (107) , ,, Rushing yards Kllne (B) sup. dec, Wayne Twichell Bouraue, Bos, 18:26; Morkwart, Tripucko 10-16 4-4 24, Benson 1-5 4-4 6, SMU61, Texas Tech57 varsity game. 54-42. Karen Mozd- Rebounds—New Jersey 47 (Johnson Texos56,TCU54 Rushes 17-6, 167- Grossman (M l dec. Becker run in 5:01.2; Joe Prignano, ninth Bos, malor (fighting), 19:57; Kocur, 11), Denver 43 (Cooper, Dunn 8). Lolm beer 6-14 2-3 14, Dum ors 3-8 2-2 8, zierz had 28 points and Tracy Det, molor (fighting), 19:57; Lambert, West Avg gain rushing 7-0, 157- Albert (M) W BF, 169- Taylor in the shot put with a toss of 40-feet, Assists— New Jersev 23 (Richardson 7), Thom as 6-12 (M 13, Cureton 3-5 2-4 8, (M ) pinned M e rritt 1:09, 187- Vincent Forlini 15 for the 9-2 young Eagles. Det,20:00. , Bowling Calltornla62, S. Calltornla61 Net passing yards Denver 35 (Lever 14). Technicals— Johnson 6-13 3-3 15, Com obell 8-14 1-1 17, Passer sacked (M) WBF, Unlimited- Addabbo (M) lO-inches; and the 4 X 800 relay of Second period—7, Boston, Posin 12 M ohorn 1-3 (M 2. Totols 44-90 18-21 107. La Verne82, UC-San Dlego93 East's next outing is Saturday in New Jersev, Illegal defense (2); Pomona Pltzer 93, Occldental68 Yards lost socks pinned Watson ;45. Dana Dieterle, Larry Briggs, Todd (Blum), 2:48. 8, Boston, Simmer 18 Richardson. A—10,736. CLEVELAND (104) Hartford against HCC foe South (O'Connell, Crowder), pp, 10:39. Jones2-61-25,Hlnson)1-148-1130,Turpin Redlands74, Claremont Mudd71 Passes Liscomb and David Largie, which Penalties—Bos bench (served by Utah82, Air Force60 Comp. pet. Techmen reversed Catholic at 7 p.m. Holidays 6-12 CM 12, Boglev 5-13 2-2 12, Free 9-18 Had Intercepted was eighth in 9:48.9. Kluzok), 3:55; Smith, Det, 7:11; Mark- 3-4 21, Poauetle 3-4 4-4 10, Brew er 4-8 Whittier 95, CS-San Bernardlno73 AQUINAS (63) — Maura Simpson 7 Sarah Lupacchino 134, Potty Narbu- Clippers 131. Mavericks 118 Fumbles lost TERRYVILLE — Cheney N wort, Bos, malor (fighting), 10:22; 2-2 10, Shelton 1-2 0-0 2, Minnietleldl-l 1-6 IS, Elite Covonoh 3 5-6 11, Cathv Melrose, Det, mlnor-malor (fighting), tas 126. 04)2, Lee 0-1 (MO. Totdls42-79 20-25104. Turnovers lost Tech's wrestling team took on one P lo szczyn skl 3 0-2 6, H eath er Bonnon 1 10:22; Larson, Det, 15:32; Crowder, LA CLIPPERS (131) , „ , , „ Punts-ovg. of the top teams in the state, 0-0 2, E v a L itw in ko 6 2-2 10, Donna Bos. 19:43. Home Engineers M axw ell ^8 ^7 18, White 7-13 1-1 15, Detroit 30 30 22 25—107 Punt returns-vds W roblew skI 0 0-2 0, L a u ra M a rtin 8 3-7 Ice Hockey Third period—9, Botson, Derlago 5 NImnhIus 6-8 9-10 21, Johnson 8-18 6-6 22, Cleveland 20 27 27 22— 104 Scholastic Avg yds punt ret Terryville High, and came home 19. T o tals 26 11-23 63. (NIenhuls, Curron), 6:33. 10, Detroit, Pat Cunningham 180, Evelvn Anton Nixon 2-7 3-3 7, Beniam in 6-8 2-2 14, Three-point goal-Thomos. Fouled KO returns-vds on the short end of a 46-28 score to EAST CATHOLIC (40) — A m e lia Avg yds KO ret East crushed Duguav 15 (Lolsellle, KIslo), pp, 10:59. 181, Toni G u ard ln o 198-48J, M arth a Valentine 3-8 4-5 10, Brldoem on 1-4 (Ml 2, out-Benson. Total fouls-De1rol124, Cleve- the home squad. B earse 3 0-0 6, A ndre a Rvan 1 0-0 2, Penalties— Melrose, Det. 2:55; Burrldge, Montanv 466, Toni Cave 456, Marv Cooe 6-9 2-3 14, Gordon 3-7 OD 6, lond24. Rebounds-Detrolt 48 (Lolmbeer Yards penalized C h ris Roftln 16-46, AislIng B u ckle y 30-1 Bos. 9:12; Kasper, Bos, 16:10; Kocur, Prestl 459, CIndv Hurlev 193-494, Diane Edw ards CM 04) 0, Brvont )-2 0-0 2. 14), Cleveland 43 (Hinson, Turpin 6). Time of possession Cheney goes to 7-11 with the loss. 6, Cathv B u rke 0 0-0 0, K a tv F ish e r 10-0 BOLTON — It was another long Touchdowns 2, Thereso S om bric 6 0-0 8, Nonev Det, 16:10. Cote 197-531, S h lrlev E ld rld o e 195-186- Totals 49-92 33-37 131. Assists-Detroit 30 (Thomas 12), Cleve­ Assumption girls It resumes action Saturday at night for the East Catholic hockey Herald photo by Pinto Overtime— 11, Young 16 (Yzerman), 543, Janet Dakin 458, Elaine Welnlckl DALLAS (118) lond 31 (Bagiev 16). Technical-Free. Bv rushing home against St, Paul at 11 a.m. Sul Ick 10-0 2, Deb Houghton 20-06, Deb team Wednesday. 1:32. Penalties— None 195-516, Lo is H ager 199-461, BobbI Aoulrre 9-18 7-9 25, Perkins 4-14 1-2 9,' The Assumption girls basketball Bv passing SulzInskI 0 0-0 0, Ju d y Burns 2 0-0 6, blewski (32) and Heather Bannon (20) Shots on goal-Boston 9-11-9-0— G re co 189-195-548, Lvn n D avis 185-219- Donaldson 4-6 4-4 12, Horper 11-15 3-4 26, team fell to the St. Bernard's freshmen, Bv returns Results: 93- Ash (CT) pinned Clovton P o tty Evans 0 0-0 0. T o tals 18 6-7 60. The Eagles, who have played as East Catholic’s Andrea Ryan (4) and 29. Detrolt9-l-5-1— 16. 549, Sharon Slmler 458, Phvllls Herit­ Blockm on 10-20 4-524, Schrempf 0-20-00, Big East standings 22-11, In R o c k v ille W ednesday. Ste­ Conversions 51— 51 1 ;53,100- Leooe (CT) W B F , 107- H iggins tough a schedule as any in the Cathy Burke (10) have basketball watch. Saints topped homestanding Power plov conversions—Boston age 457, Cathv B o h la lla n 184-177-195- Dovls 2-32-26, Vincent 5-11 0-110, Blob 0-0 phanie Relchordf led the W orriers with Field goals 31— 38 (T) W BF, 116- Cocirgan (T) W BF, 121- state, were crushed by powerhouse 7-2. Detrolt86. 553, Karin Scheer 455, Brenda Dlngwell 0-0 0, E llis 2-8 0-2 5, Wennlngton 0-1 1-2 1, Big East Conference O'all 5 points, while Nonev Bvrne and Kim Safety Cote (T) mol. dec. Classon 20-12, 128 Indoor Track surrounded as Aquinas’ Donna Wro- Eagles, 63-40, in HCC action. Gootles— Boston. Keans. Detroit- MIo. 470, TrudI Zudem a 179-478. Keeling (M(M0.Totols47-98 22-31 118. W L W L Svefz chipped In with 3 apiece. A ssu m p ­ Opponents H unter (CT) oinned T u rn er 2:31, 136 Notre Dame of West Haven, 13-2, at St. Jo h n 's 5 1 18 2 tio n , 2-7, ta ke s on B o lto n next vs. Chi A— 16,125. Y a le (T) pinned M o rm in o 1:67, 160 the Bolton Ice Palace. should've,” Russo added. "Listen, Referee— Bob Mvers. LA Clippers 18 37 38 38—131 Syracuse 5 1 14 2 W ednesday. Scoring 198 Baton (CT) m ol. dec. P o to sk115-6,167 Eagles advance East, 4-6 at the halfway point in McKiernan and Chris Consorte, Islanders. They’ve got size at key Silk City M ilos 39 22 30 37-118 Georgetown 5 2 14 3 First downs 236. PIrtel (CT) oinned M a x w e ll 1:20, 157 positions, and speed everywhere we played Hamden (another 13-2 Three-point goals — Harper, Ellis. Vlllonovo 4 2 12 8 Bv rushing 76 T Piazza (T) pinned Aspinwall 1:11 HARTFORD — East Catholic the season, needs to win six of its each of whom scored hat tricks. John Koilckl 220-546, Don Elmore Rennet girls else." loss), as well, and I don't think Sabres 6. Jets 3 Fouled out—none. Total fouls—LA Pittsburgh 4 3 13 5 Bv passing T61 169- J. Piazza (T) pinned Romano :5S High indoor track team took part in final 10 to qualify for the post­ Bill Keating added a pair of 224, Denny C o rlln 222-561, C harley Clippers 31, Dallas 30. Rebounds— Boston College 2 4 116 Bv penalty 21 187- Gooderrre (T) pinned Rouelle :22, David Olender and Kevin Walsh anyloody in the state would argue H artley Sr. 203-202, Ron Custer 210, Bennet Junior High girls basketball season tournament. markers for the winners, who held LACIIpoers 56 (Nlmphlus 14), Dallas 37 Connecticut 2 4 10 5 3rd down eft. 61-205-29.7 76-227-32.6 Unlimited- Bartley (T) WBF. the East-West All-Star qualifying tallied single goals for the losers. that them and Notre Dame are 1-2, Winnipeg 1 0 2—3 Dennis M iller 203, Don Wilson 258-633, (Donaldson 13). Assists—LA Clippers 30 Pro vid e n ce 1 5 9 8 team was on the short end of o 32-W Net yards meet Wednesday night at Weaver "It seems like everybody we a 51-16 shot advantage. Buffalo t 2 3—6 C a rl Ogren 235-680, C h a rle y H o rtle v Jr. Seton H a ll 0 6 10 10 score to Cheney Tech Wednesday Linemate Barry Powlishcn picked in any order you want to put them First Period—1, Winnipeg, Ellett 8 (Nixon 10), Dallas 26 (Blackman 7). Rushing yards play is a world beater,” said EC 234-622, Pete Beoudry 235-607, Bob Vogt Technicals— Nlmphlus. Johnson. afternoon. Trlclo O'Connell and Jen Rushes High in Hartford with several up assists on both, while Olender in.” IM ocLeon), 3:35.2, Buffalo, Andrevchuk 223-563, John Stratton 226-582, Bob Wednesday's Results Burr eoch hod 8 points ter Bennet, 3-3 Avg gain rushing Girls Basketball Eagles advancing to further coach Vic Russo. “ But I have to “ They were a much better team 18 (Lacom be), 19:54. Penalties — Reed 232-559, Gene Nelson 544, Joe (or the season. Beth O'Brien and Adrea overall.” noted Russo. "They and Walsh also notched assists on The Eagles host Fairfield Prep Orlando, But, 6:05; Tagllanettl, Win, Pittsburgh 64, Boston College 62 Net passing yards competition. believe.that we’re a better team for P a g g lo li 225-579. 7ers 118. Suns 111 Syracuse 95, Pro vid e n ce 73 Della Rocco each grabbed 10 rebounric Passer sacked Eagles thumped move the puck on the power play each other's scores. Saturday night al Bolton at 9:30 11:35. ' St. John’s 56, Fordhom 47 The 4 X 880-yard relay of Glen having played these teams.” Second Period—3, Buffalo, Houslev 10 Yards lost sacks “The game turned out the way it p.m. $175,000Showboat Invitational Seton Hall 84, Brown S3 Passes Daraskevich, Tom Carlson, Steve Notre Dame, 9-1, was led by Bill and look like the New 'York (Tucker, A ndrevchuk), 3:53. 4, But- At Los Vegas, Nev., Jan. 22 PHOENIX (111) Inside power proved to be the talo, Cvr 8 (Perreault, VIrta), 11:15. Sanders 11-15 0-0 77. Nance 7-16 7-4 16. Saturday's Games Como. pet. (The top24 players with pinfalltotaisfor UConn at Syracuse, 8 p.m. Hod Intercepted Penalties— Perreault, But, 0:48; Camp­ three rounds — 24 games.) Edwards 5-9 2-3 12, Thompson 1-2 2-2 4, bell, W in, 7:09; Follgno, But. 15:31; Hum phries 2-8 4-5 8, Pittm an 4-4 2*3 10, St. John’s at Pittsburgh Calendar Fumbles lost 1, Ron Bell, Akron. Ohio, 5,332. 2, Pete Georgetown at Boston College Turnovers lost P lavtair, But, 17:00. McCordlc, Houston, 5,280. 3, Ron Adam s 3-e 0-0 6, Davis 10-19 4-4 25, Pinckney 3-3 2-2 8. Totals 46-84 18-23 111. Providence at Vlllanova Punt returns, yds Wirnoms, Cohoklo. Ml., 5,268 . 4, Jim Avg yds punt ret Patriots won’t try to mimic Dolphins Third Period— 5, Buffalo, Tucker 19 Wlnklepleck, Gladstone, Ore., 5,223. 5, PHILADELPHIA (118) (Andrevchuk, V(rta), 1:06. 6, Buffalo, Jones 3-7 2-3 8. Barkley 8-12 11*15 29, TDDAY KO returns, yds Mike Aulby, Indianapolis, 5,218. 6, Don O I r li Boiketball Avg yds KO ret 2 Lever 5 (Orlando, Hughes), 3:)4. 7, M alone 5-10 13-19 23, Ervlng 7-14 5-9 19. Big East raaults Genolo, Perrvsburg,Ohlo,5,Ml. Putnam at Coventry, 6 p.m. Touchdowns terback Tony Eason says coach New England's running attack is Winnipeg, Boschmon 19 (Arnlel, Turn ' 7, Rev Perez, Cincinnati, 5,196. 8. John Cheeks 8-10 3-3 19, Threat! 5-10 0-0 10, Bv Frederick Watermon Patriots use a balanced attack that bull), 5:08. 8, Buttalo, Ruff )8 (Cvr, Cotledge 2-5 1-2 5, Johnson 0*1 0-0 0, Bv rushing led by Craig James, who says Gant, Pittsburgh, 5,194.9, ErnieSchlegel, Syracusa 95. Providanca 73 Bv passing United Press Intisrnatlonal throughout the playoffs has relied Don Shula’s tenure in Miami >s one VIrta), pp, 17;)5. 9, Winnipeg, Neuleld 15 Vancouver, U.S.A., 5,140.10, M ark Roth, Moss 1-4 3-4 5. Totals 39-73 38-55 118. FRIDAY Berry values the team's rest loo (Sm all, Ellett), pp, )9:35. Penalties— Phoenix 25 31 26 29^111 Boys Boiketball Bv returns 1 heavily on the running game. reason for the Dolphins’ effective­ Spring Lake Heights, N.J., 5,126. 11, Score by periods much to use that time for learning M orels, Win, 6:05; Carivie, Win, 13;56, Lorry Laub, Tucson, Arlz., 5,106. 12, Philadelphia 33 30 28 27—118 PROVIDENCE (73) East H a rtfo rd at M anchester, 7:30 NEW ORLEANS — The New “ You’ve got to play within your ness on offense. Ellett, W in, 16:30; Ramsev. But, 17:39 Three-point gools-Barkley 2, Da­ Aquinos at East Catholic, 7:30 Chicago 67 144 123 122—656 new plays or formations. Tony Corlello, Des Plaines, III., 5,105. KIpfer 4-9 3-411, Roth 4-6 4-412, S. Wright Opponents so 77 34 37— 198 personnel,” New England running "Miami can do a lot of things Shots on goal— Winnipeg 15-15-13—40. 13, Les Zlkes, Palatine. III., 5,104. 14, vis. Fouled out-Adoms. Total fouls- 6-9 3-4 15. Starks 2-4 6-7 10, Donovan 1-3 Coventry at Cheney Tech, 7:30 England Patriots recognize a Buffalo 16-8-10—34. Phoenix 32, Philadelphia 18. Rebounds- Bolton at E ast H am pton, 7:30 New England 54115 44 149 0—362 winning style, but won’t try to back Robert Weathers said. "We because Don Shula’s been there .so Steve Cook, Roseville, Collf., 5,103. 15, 2-2 4, D. Brown 4-6,1-2 9, Lew is 1-5 0-0 2, Opponents 75 63 56 93 3—290 “ We would have (0 put a lot more Power Plav Conversions—Winnipeg Tom Baker, Buffolo, N.Y., 5,101. 16, Phoenix 36 (Nance 6), Phllodelphia 37 DudaO-10-00, P a lo n l 2-52-26, D. Wright 1-3 OIrli Boiketball duplicate the strategy of the only gained some knowledge by watch­ long and everyone has been using 5-1. Buffalo 5-1. Marshall Holman, Medford, Ore., (Berkley 14). Assists-Phoenix 28 (Humph­ 2-54,Totol525-5123-3073. Moncheiter at East Hartford, 7:30 ing the Miami-Chicago game, but that same system for anywhere time in, but the coach wants us to Goalies— Winnipeg, Havward. But­ 5,095.17, Don Ham ilton, M iam i, 5,091. ries 8), Philadelphia 25 (Cheeks 12). B oyi Swimming team to beat the Chicago Bears SYRACUSE (fS) M anchester at W indham , 3:30 we can’t use what other teams from one to 10 years," Eason said. keep our energy level up when it's talo, Barrasso. A— 11,651. 18, Dovid Ozio, Vidor, Texas, 5,0M. Technlcal-Phoenlx illegol defense. Triche 4-5 0-1 8, A lexis 2-9 1-2 5, this season. 3 Notre Dame at East Catholic (at did.” "That way they can adjust to their this late in the .season." James Selkaly 5-9 0^ 10, Addison 12-17 5-5 29, M anchester High poo l), 3:30 Led by Dan Marino’s 270 yards Referee-Ron Hoggarlh. 19, Bob Chamberlain, Auburn Heights, Woshlngton 6-9 4-5 16, M onroe 3-5 1-3 7, Transactions Tight end Derrick Ramsey opponents more easily.” said. Mich., 5,087. 20, Walter Roy W illiam s Jr., passing and three touchdowns, the Rac baskatball W alker 2-4,0^4, Douolos6-70-312, Katz 1-1 SATURDAY agreed, Stockton, Collf., 5,083. 21, Steve Martin, CK)2. Brow er 1-40-22. Total$42-7011 -2195. Miami Dolphins dismantled the Canadians 3.Blackhawks3 Kingsport, Tenn., 5,077. 22, Gory Men'i Boiketball “ We have to do what we do best. ’' Halftime— Syracuse 45, Providence Holyoke at MCC, 8 Baseball Bears 38-24 on Dec. 2. But the Dickinson, Burleson, Texas, 5,072. 23, 35. Totol fouls— Providence 24, Svrocuse he said. “ We have a different Philip RIngener, Big Spring, Texas, 5,071. Adults OIrli Bafketball New York (NL) — Reached agreement Patriots know they must use Montrtol 2 0 l 0—3 23. Fouled out— KIpfer, Wolker, Brower. Edit Catholic at South Catholic, 7 approach than Miami does. They Chicago 0 2 1 0—3 24, Rusty Greiner, Richmond, Collf., Allied Printing 108 (Mike Munroe25, Rebounds—Providence » (Roth, on a 1-veor contract with outfielder different taeticis because they are a BROWN’S SUPER BOWL PICKS! 5,066. p.m. come out throwing to set up the First period— 1. Montreol, Nllan 9 Bill Donahue 22, Herb Legree 18, Doug S.Wright 5), Syracuse 32 (Selkaly, Ice Hockey Danny Heeo. different team. (Corbonneou, Robinson), 0:12. 2. Mont­ Leonard 14, Chris Green 13, Don Addison, Brower 5) Assists— Providence South Windsor vs. Manchester (at Pittsburgh — Signed Joe Tonner as an After practicing the same of­ run. while we just take what the real, Dohlin 25 (Robinson, Walter), pp, Stevens 10), G lenn Construction 78 15 (Donovan 6), Syracuse 37 (Washington B olto n Ice P a la ce ), 7:15 o.m. Instructor In both malor and minor Busch »7.99 Dekuyper Peachtree 7:55. Penalties— Brown, Chi,6:46; T remb- (Mark Mlstretta 24, Joe Maher 23, Bill 11). A — 25,631. league training comps. fense for six months, guard Ron defense gives us. We're a balanced Fairfield Prep vs. East Catholic (at Suit Case Cans loy, Mon, 10:50. Tennis Finnegan 13). Bolton Ice Palace), 9:30 p.m. San Francisco — Signed pitchers Jim Wooten says. New England cannrt team that’s not in the habit of Schnapps S 10.99 i.tsi. Second period—3, Chicago, Sovard Manchester Police 63 (Chip Brown Gott and Mark Grant and Intlelder trying to force the ball.” 32 (Secord, Lormer), pp,5:05.4, Chicago, St.John'856.Fordham47 Wrestling change its brand of football. (warm ) Sflre $3.00 27, Pete Moffett 16, Bob Charbonneau Manchester at Fermi, noon Charlie Hayes. Secord 23 (D. W ilson, Sovard), pp, 18:12. 16, John B aslle 10), Green H ard w are 52 Seattle— Signed second baseman Jack “ We’ve got to retain the Patri­ At a news conference Wednes­ Women'sTennls Tournament East Cathollc/Bloomtield at Far­ Blackberry — C offee • Penalties—Gainey, Mon, 4:38; At Wichita, Kan., Jan. 22 (Steve Chotiner 15, Bill Eller 13). ST. JDHN'S (56) mington, 1 o.m. Perconte to a 1-vear contract. ots! style, which means the run­ day. New England coach Ray­ Mr. Boston Flavored Brown, Chi, 5:18; Carbonneau. Glass J-9 0-0 8, S. Jones 6-6 2-3 10, Basketball mond Berry said. "Some of the Ginger — Peach — M on, 5:18; Ludwig, M o n ,7:01; Secord, Second Round St. Paul at Cheney Tech, 11 a.m. Cleveland — Signed guard Ron Brewer ning game and play-action passes, Singles MIdgsts B erry 7-15 3-6 17, Jackson 2-6 0-2 4, things the Miami Dolphins can do, Brandies S11.99 i.tsl Apricol — Cherry Chi, double minor, 7:01; Bergevln, Chi, Cam ille Beniamin, Bakersfield, Rowan 5-71-211, Hemoel 1 -306) 2, Baldl 0-2 to a second 10-dav contract. that kind of thing,” Wooten said 14:18; Lator,M on, 16:47. 1-31, ShurlnaO-20-10, BrossO-03-63. Totals NBA — Ruled John Drew a three-time we can’t. We don’t have the Collf., det. Debbie Spence, Cerriota, 76ers 37 (Gordon Hamilton 23, Jamie drug offender and Ineligible to play In the Wednesday. “ We can’t beat the Sale Jan, 22 thru Jan. 25 Callt,, 6-4, 6-4. Kate' Gompert, Ran­ Barbate 6, Rob OstunI 4), Rockets 32 23-6810-2156. ' Bears as someone else. We can't personnel or the (offensive) Third period—5, Montreal, Noslund30 cho Mirage, Callt., det. Leigh Thomp­ FDRDHAM (47) Radio, TV NBA until at least the 1907-88 season: (Smith, Glngros), 15:41. 6, Chicago, D. (D ove Rohrbach 11, G reg G eer 7, Dove named Rod Thorn os vice president, scheme.” son, KIngsmIll on the James, Va., 60, C oin 4). M cC orm ick 2-6 2-2 6, Paterno 3-15 2-3 8, trick them. W ilson 8

It - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Jan. 23, 1986 College basketball roundup FOCUS/Faitiify Attacking Gators sink 14th-ranked LSU Tigars Person’s 24 points and 8 rebounds; shot.” Combined Wire Services season that we would outrebound Caiifornia trimmed Southern Cal LSU.” The contest before 25,631 in the Carrier Dome, where Syracuse is 62-61 on Chris Washington’s free Unranked Florida knew it would Andrew Moten was the key 12-0 this season, followed road throw with l;30 remaining; and sink or swim with a pressing operative, converting three free Anthony Bailous’s 20-foot jumper throws and scoring after a steal for losses to Georgetown and Louis­ defense, because Coach Norm ville. Syracuse improved to 14-2 as time expired game Nebraska a Sloan had decided there was no Florida. Moten. who ied the 9-6 62-61 triumph over Oklahoma Gators with 17 points, scored five overall and 5-1 in the conference way the Gators would lose pas­ white dropping the Friars to 9-8 State. sively to 14th-ranked Louisiana of them in the decisive 18-6 run in In a Big East game at, Pitts­ and 1-5. State. the closing minutes. burgh, Curtis Aiken hit a 20-foot John Williams scored 20 points Dwayne Washington, added 16 Lose they did not, stunning the points and 11 assists for the jump shot with 46 seconds left and Tigers 74-65 Wednesday night in a for LSU, which feli to 16-3. The Darryl Shepherd sank 2 free Tigers are 4-3 in the Southeastern Orangemen. Southeastern Conference basket­ throws in the closing seconds to Conference as are the Gators. ball game that gave Sloan bis 550th give Pitt a 64-62 victory over career victory. Second Ten Boston College. "W e got a lot of help out of our Top Ten Aiken suffered through l-for-7 full-court defense,” Sloan said, St. John's 56*47 Notre Dame 67-56 shooting, but the field goal he conceding that despite the victory St. John’s, with Walter Berry The Irish, 12-2, had trouble with connected on gave Pitt a 62-58 the weakness of the press did leading the way with 17 points, beat American’s zone defense in the edge. Dominic Pressley canned a manifest itself. “ They got .some jumper 17 seconds later for Boston Fordham for the 16th straight first haif, making just nine of 25 easy baskets, but you have to time. But Coach Lou Carnesecca shots. But Ken Barlow’s 18 points College. accept that when you play the Shepherd then converted the was far from satisfied. was enough to hoid off the press a lot.” "You better believe I’m un­ upset-minded Eagles, who got a front ends of two l-and-1 situations "Florida's press hurt us — we happy. my face tells it,” Carne­ game-high 23 points from Frank to seal the triumph. took to it poorly.” LSU Coach Dale Ross. Shepherd finished with 18 points Brown said, adding that the Tigers secca said after the Redmen won their fourth straight game to raise American, 7-9, drew within while Charles Smith paced Pitt also missed high-scoring forward seven points with eight minutes with 20, Nikita Wilson, who is out of the their record to 18-2. GLORPA JOHNS ROBERTA (JOHNS) OTTO But it was the strategy of remaining, but three straight field Pitt, 13-5 overall and 4-3 in the STEPHEN JOHNS MICHAEL JOHNS lineup for academic reasons. goals by Tim Dolan put the game league, was behind 33-32 at the ...plays French horn . . . plays cello . . . plays flute " I think something that hurt us Fordham Coach Tom Penders — to . . . plays tuba use most of the 45-second clock — out of reach. half, but put on a 10-3 spurt midway was that the guys were unnerved through the second half to take a all week long, since we knew we that kept the game close. "You can’t expect to beat the No, Virginia Tech 79-75 56-50 lead with 6; 33 left. wouldn’t be playing with Nikita,” 8 team,” Penders said after his The Hokies. 15-3, had their hands Boston College, 11-5 and 2-4, was 2 Brown said. “ Obviously, it showed In Catherine Johns’ memory Rams fell to 7-11. ” We did the full with the Aggies, taking the led by Pressley’s 16 points and how gravely we missed him.” upper hand for good at 63-61 on Roger McCready’s 13. In other games involving ranked things we had to do.” Bobby Beecher’s jumper with 5; 49 In an ACC contest in Charlottes­ teams, it was No, 8 St. John’s 56, Syracuse 95-73 ville, Va.. Olden Polynice scored 16 Fordham 47; ninth-ranked Syra­ remaining. Dell Curry scored 16 of his points and grabbed 10 rebounds to cuse 95, Providence 73; No. 16 Providence made some adjust­ game-high 22 points in the second enable Virginia to send Wake Concert will be strictly a family affair ments, but stopping Rafael Addi­ Notre Dame 67, American 56, and Forest to its sixth straight loss with son was not one of them. Addison half for Virginia Tech. Beecher No. 20 Virginia Tech 79, North a 54-47 decision over the Demon hit first nine shots from the floor added 19 points and Keith Colbert sang in the choir for many years. Robert Johns said his wife HE W ILL be listening Sunday said Willa Stanford, chairman of Carolina A&T 75. Deacons. By Margaret Hayden The loss of Wilson was reflected and finished with a season-high 29 15 to go with 12 rebounds. Carlton All four children and a daughter- would have liked the idea of a at the concert but not the Community Baptist Church's 3 The Cavaliers, who have won Herald Reporter points as the Orangemen routed Becton, George Cale and Thomas community relations UPl photo in Florida’s 39-37 advantage in eight of their last nine games, in-law will be in the concert. concert given by her children. performing. their Big East Conference foe. Griffis scored 16 points each for the committee. rebounding. improved to 13-4 overall and 3-2 in In December 1984, Catherine Music of Saint-Saens. Obrecht, He said her death came as a "Since it was the kids' idea, Boston College's Troy Bowers (55) outjumps Pitts­ "You have to give up sorne- Aggies. "A ll of our people rebounded the ACC. The Deacons fell to 6-12 Johns arranged a concert by the Bach, Handel, Mozzart and terrible shock to the family. I ’m trying to stay out of the “ I think the church will con­ well.” Sloan said, "but I never thing.” Providence Coach Rick In other games; Auburn routed burgh's Keith Armstrong for rebound in Big East game and 0-7. Clarion Brass Quintet. The con­ others will be featured. The “ If she knew she was seriously picture,” he said. He was music tinue the tradition.” Stanford thought at the beginning of the Pitino said. ” We gave up the jump Mississippi 73-61 behind Chuck Wednesday night. Panthers won, 64-62. cert was a Christmas gift to the public is invited to the free event. sick for long, she covered it up,” director at Bennet Junior High said. She added that the church community from Community he said. In the summer of 1984 School for many years and was important to Johns, who had Baptist Church, and Johns hoped ROBERTA (JOHNS) OTTO, they were on a trip in the played in the Hartford been a choir member and soloist Payton is not playing for just liimself that the church would make the teacher and performer, of Dux- Canadian Rockies when he real­ Symphony. for more than 30 years, a founder Sports In Brief concert an annual event. bury. Mass., will play the flute. ized she had some trouble Johns, who lives at 250 Green­ and officer in the church and No concert took place last Stephen Johns, who has per- walking. He attributed it to age. wood Drive, encouraged all his some of its organization. the Bears. Joe Delaney of the By Rick Gosselln Christmas, but another one is ' formed professionally in New “ She probably felt lousy for a children to study music. She had been a Girl Scout Gooden to undergo rehabilitation United Press International Kansas City Chiefs and David year,” he said. After the cancer Overstreet of the Miami Dolphins. planned Sunday at the church. It York City, will play the tuba. “ He got everybody playing,” leader and a member of the Michael Johns will play the diagnosis last February, she NEW YORK — Dwight Gooden of the New York Mets, the 1985 NEW ORLEANS - What foot­ All three of those athletes died in will be held in her memory. said his daughter. Marjorie Hartford Symphony Women’s National League Cy Young Award winner, will undergo a special their mid-20’s — Piccolo of cancer Johns died of cancer in May 1985 French horn, and his wife, spent three days in the hospital, Aeillo. Auxiliary. She had taught physi­ ball may forget. Walter Payton returning home after learning three-week rehabilitation program on his injured left ankle, the chooses to remember. in 1970. Delaney by drowning in at age 68. Gloria, will play the cello. Both She said her parents met when cal education at Illing Junior club announced Wednesday. Football is a sport fueled by its 1983 and Overstreet in an automo­ Soon after her death, her have taught and performed her case was terminal. both were flutists at Lebanan High School for several years. Gooden suffered a sprained ankle while shagging fly balls with numbers — the greater '^h ath­ bile accident in 1984. children started making plans widely with orchestras in New "It came as a blow to us. I had ■Valley College in Annville, Pa. She had sung in the Manchester his newphew on a high school field in Tampa, Fla., nearly two lete’s statistics, the longer his ’’They’ve been a big influence for the concert in her memory. England, New York and Pen­ hoped treatment would pull her The couple moved to Manchester Symphony Orchestra and Cho­ ■ because they played the position weeks ago. During his rehabilitation he wiil be under the memory lives. History may forget The only reason they couldn’t nsylvania. They live in along for a while,” John said. 37 years ago. rale and the Hartford Symphony that I do and they gave the supervision of trainer Tom McKenna at the Mets’ training the sight of Jim Brown slashing off give it this past Christmas was Philadelphia. ” I guess it is good we didn’t Pops Chorale. ultimate, their lives,” Payton said. facility in St. Petersburg, Fla, The Mets expect him to be tackle or John Unitas throwing a because all have busy perform­ Marjorie (Johns) Aiello of know more in advance. The They were active in the com­ "Their lives were cut down before “ Committed is a word to completely healthy by the opening of spring training on Feb. 19. tight 40-yard spiral but the sport ing schedules. Andover, an artist, has designed doctor told us she could have had munity in many ways. When they they had an opportunity to visual­ describe her. She was committed Gooden, who was examined by the team doctor Wednesday, will long remember the statistics “ In Concert with the Johns and lettered the concert pro­ cancer (without knowing it) for delivered for the Meals on of those two players. ize or ever get close to what this Wheels program, they brought to her family first; then to apologized to the club for not notifying them of his injury. game is all about. Ensemble” will be Sunday at 4 gram. She will narrate an IS years,” he said. It did not show CATHERINE JOHNS “ I was never on crutches, although the hospital recommended History also will remember flowers from their garden, and whatever she agreed to do,” said J p.m. at Community Baptist arrangement of “ Alice in Won­ up on a checkup the year before . . . concert In her memory that I use them when they took X-rays,” said Gooden. "The Payton with great fondness. His ” 1 followed their careers and she brought home-baked food. Stanford. statistics over an 11-year career Church, where Catherine Johns derland” at the concert. her death, he added. X-rays were negative and if I had to play today they would tape it was caught up in (their deaths) with the Chicago Bears qualify him just like everyone else. Those guys up and I would go right at it. This did not happen while I was as the greatest running back ever playing basketball.” are imbedded in my mind and in to play the game. Football will my heart. Those are motivating He also apologized to the New York chapter of the Baseball remember Walter Payton long Writers Association of America for missing their annual dinner factors and what’s kept me to­ after he is gone. gether. They are the three guys Companies should skip the public relations stuff last Sunday. Gooden was to receive his Cy Young Award at the But players without the extrava­ I ’m playing for, along with my dinner but cancelled at the last minute. gant numbers of a Payton or a (late) father.” A Unitas tend to slip from the pages in its own best interest. Americans don’t agree on what to do about His tribute is already breath­ Some big companies are offering their of football’s history book. The □ □ D Libya, including how to spell its dictator’s Red Sox continue negotiations taking. Payton has rushed for an employees perks such as membership in a sport forgets about them and their name. Every newspaper or magazine has its modest achievements. But a few of NFL record 14,860 yards and his company country club, a day off on their Coffee prices are going to go up because of BOSTON — The Boston Red Sox are continuing negotiations productivity has shown no sign of a drought in Brazil. I’m not even used to what own idea. The New York Times writes with third baseman Wade Boggs and catcher Rich Gedman and those players weigh heavily on the birthday, a box of candy to women mind of Payton this week as he tapering off with age. A 31-year-old Andy “ Muammar el-Qaddafi.” The Wall Street could “ possibly” sign either or both before arbitration hearings, employees on Valentine’s Day and vacations we have to pay for a cup of coffee now. prepares to make his Super Bowl Payton rushed for 1,551 yards this Journal says ’’Qadhafi.” The Daily News team president Haywood Sullivan said Wednesday. season to finish second in the NFC in company-owned cottages in resort areas. Rooney □ □ □ debut calls him “ Moammar Khadafy.” If you put At a luncheon, the team also announced a medical report from Payton won’t be playing Sunday and earn his eighth Pro Bowl Most of us would be better off if the NASA is going to pick a reporter to go along Dr. Arthur Pappas, which included satisfactory progress entries for himself — he’ll be playing for berth. UPl photo on one of the space flights. It’s about time. Up down the newspaper and look at Time N company just pay us what we’re worth and on pitcher Roger Clemens (shoulder), outfielder Jim Rice Payton has started 154 consecu­ magazine, he’s “ Gaddafi.” Newsweek three running backs who never Chicago’s Walter Payton (34) will not be playing for just skip the public relations stuff. until now, the reports of what it’s like have (knee), pitcher Bob Stanley (finger) and outfielder Steve Lyons reached the Super Bowl in their tive games for the Bears dating doesn’t concur with anyone. They spell it back to his rookie season in 1975. himseif in Super Bowl XX. □ □ □ come from people associated with NASA. (foot). own brief careers; Brian Piccolo of “ Kaddafi.” It’s always reassuring when you travel want to see all Japanese-made airliners at That’s like taking an Oldsmobile dealer for a I always spell it “ Quaddafi” but the editors around the world to note that almost all big airports in 15 years. ride in an Oldsmobile and then asking him Bell rolls to Showboat lead at the syndicate change it to “ Khadafy.” airplanes were made in the United States, □ □ □ what he thinks of it. □ a a LAS VEGAS, Nev. — Ron Bell of Akron. Ohio took over the iead Second half rally lifts MCC hoopsters mostly by Boeing. You see Air India, Air The worst suggestion of the month came Hundreds of journalists have applied. after the third round of the $175,000 Showboat Invitational Among them are Tom Brokaw, Dan Rather. Chicago sports writers are in sports night, hosting Holyoke Community France, Qantas, Lufthansa, Kuwait or Japan from someone I ’ve always liked, Sen. Wednesday night. GREENFIELD, Mass. — A added 14, Tyrell Hartfield 12, and Todd Rice poured in 18 to pace Walter Cronkite and my son, Brian. I didn’t writers’ heaven. A feature writer for the Bell, one of four non-winners at the top of the leader board, had College at East Catholic High at 8 Air Lines planes at the airport and they’re Howard Metzenbaum. He suggested the strong second half carried visiting Donald Cost 10. the losers. apply because I didn’t want to lessen Brian’s Chicago Tribute could list the Social Security a pinfall total of 5,332 for 24 games — a 222 average. Manchester Community College Going into the game, Russell MCC led. 30-21, at intermission, p.m. U.S.-made aircraft. United States might have to consider Pete McCordic, the second-round leader from Houston, ti;;ailed but pressure defense in the second MCC (75) — Stanley Bike 0 0-0 0, chances of getting it. numbers of all the Bears’ players and fans over host Greenfield Community held a slight edge in points per Donald Cost 5 0-0 10, Tvrell Harttleld 6 Now the Japanese have made a deal with assassinating Khadafy. the leader by 52 pins. Ron Williams of Cahokia, 111., was another College 70-45, Wednesday night game — 18.8 to 18,7 — over half helped the Cougars gradually 0-0 12, Carbert Russell 13 4-4 30, Larry Boeing. Japan is going to pay a billion dollars President Reagan, not sounding like The only thing that appeals to me about would love it. 12 pins behind at 5,268. The Cougars improved to 13-3, Hartfield. The latter, who grabbed pull away from the hosts. Lopez 0 0-0 0, Chris Galfloan 1 2-4 4, going into space is the weightlessness. If The Washington Post has a good sports Chris Galligan and Stanley Bike Totals 31 e-11 70. of the development cost of a new airplane. In Rambo at all, said we shouldn’t stoop to the while Greenfield falls to 2-13. MCC a game-high 11 rebounds, was GREENFIELD (45) — Todd Rlce82-2 NASA could figure out some way to keep you section, too. They’re being good sports in is still ranked No. 4 in the New averaging one more carom per dished out four assists each. 18, Steve Fecto 0 0-1 0, Don Frazer 0 0-0 exchange, Japan will get a share of the terrorists’ own level. McEnroe accepts invitation England NJCAA poll. contest — 8.5 to 7.5 — than Russell, Galligan was averaging 6.0 assists 0, Mike Harrison 0 0-0 0, John Chapman profits and an education from Boeing in how I like it better when the United States does from getting all your weight back when you their advance coverage of the Super Bowl but 4 1-3 9, Mitch Chumura 0 0-0 0, Paul Carbert Russell had 30 points to who pulled down 8 against per game. return to Earth, I’d go in a minute. they don’t have the same enthusiasm they’d TOKYO — John McEnroe, whose tennis game has taken a Barnard 7 0-1 14, John Greene 2 0-0 4, to build the aircraft. the right and honorable thing in foreign lead all scorers. Anthony Martin Greenfield. MCC returns to action Saturday Totals 21 3-7 45. □ □ □ plunge recently, has accepted an invitation to compete in a series I hope Boeing knows what it’s doing. I don’t relations than when it does what seems to be have if the Redskins were in it. of exhibition matches in Japan in April after a two-month rest, Japanese organizers reported Thursday. After suffering what he termed an ’embarrassing ' loss to MCC women cagers beaten Introducing... Brad Gilbert in the opening round of the Masters Tournament last week, McEnroe announced Tuesday that he was taking a GREENFIELD. Mass. — A team at East Catholic at 6 p.m. break from playing for the next 60 days. determined effort came up short, GREENFIELD (53) — JanetTwvonS 0-010, Dole Berthlaume42-810, Melissa Kenneth DeDomlnIcIs as the Manchester Community Martindale 3 0-0 6, Ann McMahon 7 0-0 College women’s basketball team 14, Judy King 6 1-2 13, Totals 25 3-10 53. 2 lost to homestanding Greenfield MCC (50) — Kathy Prevost 6 6-7 18, Jordan may be back mid-February Felicia Falkowski 11-43. Gerl Grimaldi CEO’s remark left one female exec feeling angry Community College. 53-50, Wed­ 2 1-2 5, Chris Haklan 0 0-0 0, Colleen CHICAGO — Chicago Bulls' star forward Michael Jordan nesday night. Carroll 7 3-4 17, Darryl SIbrInsz 2 3-4 7, should be back in action by mid-February, possibly in time for his Totals 18 14-21 50 shoes are as appropriate as tie possible, then tell the waiter or women. Men are impressed with The Cougars are 0-2, while QUESTION: cent. This type of response will 23rd birthday, a team spokesman said Wednesday. shoes and your husband may waitress discreetly that y

HARTPORO _ . Cliwma city — Ron I. — The (Wiclol on Symphony Pops audience Storv 7:20, 9:M. - The Journey of Who’s going to win Super Bowi XX on Sunday? Nottv Gonn (PG) T:10, »:2p. - - The Gods M ult Be CroiV (PG) 7.30, 9.45. HARTFORD with a cup of coffee,” and "Me- RAST HARTFORD , — Pretty Dam nuetto allegretto” was "a little Roitweod Pub A Cinema — A Chorus menu.” “ Come un pipistrelle fuori Line (PG-13) 7:30. ___ _ Quickly. That’s Poor RIdiord’s Pub how fast a Hart­ dall’infemo” became “ like a bat Young Sherlock Holmes (PG-13) 7.30, ford Symphony out of hell! ” This piece teased listeners with ’ showcase Cinema t-9 — Oo*«>* Pops audience Center Stage (PG) 1, 7:10, 10:05. — White Nights of supposedly familiar oddball melodies includ­ (PG-13) 1:15,7:10,9:45; — The Jewel of stuffed shirts M. Renee Taylor ing “ Hernando’s Hideaway” and the Nile (PG) 1:30, 7 :30, ^40. --Iron the sudden tuning of the orchestra Eogle (PG-13) 1:30, 7:20, 9:M — can change into Runawoy Train (R) 11'*' something in mid-phrase. Endless repetitions IV (PG) 1,7:15,9:25 — ANIghtmoreon of the same phrase and exagger­ Elm Street 2: Freddy’s Revenge (R) 2, more comforta­ 7:30,9:40. — The Color Purple (PG-13) ble when Pro­ ated pauses after plucked strings 1:15, 7, 10:10. — Spies Like Us (R) 1. fessor Peter preceeded Schickele’s yelling, 7-40, 10. — The Adventures of Mark Schickele is around. “ One More Time! ” as he bumped Twain (G ) 12:30,6. Also known as P.D.Q. Bach, the greatest drinkers,” whose best and ground to a burlesque beat. MANCHKSTCR . “ musical style was shaped by the UA Theaters East — a Chorus Line Qctional 21st child of composer Schickele introduced the sym­ grape.” “ P.D.Q.’s best drinking (PG-13) 7:10, 9:20. — Bock to the Johann Sebastian Bach, literally phony as the Hartford Bottle Future (PG) 7,9:15. — Young Sherlock partner, Tom Collins, referred to descended onstage Friday at Bush- Brigade when the symphony Holmes (PG-13) 7:15, 9:25. him as a keg with legs.” P.D.Q.’s bell Memorial Hall. played the “ Royal Firewater Mus- favorite instrument was “ a 1789 MANSFIELD _ . ick.” (S.1-5). This “ musical distil­ Trans-Lux College Twin — White ? In the wintertime, Julliard grad­ Muscatel,” Nights (PG-13) 7, 9 :25. — Cocoon uate Schickele, 51, is a teacher of lation” of P.D.Q. was set up as (PG-13) 7 with The Thing (R) 9:10. '^musical pathology” as he puts it, The good-natured Hartford Sym­ follows: Long, Neat, Long; March And a serious composer in his own phony went along wih this running on the Rocks; Minuet with a Twist; VERN O N ^ gag under the professor’s de­ Smooth; and One for the Road. Cine 1 A 2 — Bock to the Future ( PG) \1 right. He’s spent his last 20 7, 9:15 — A Chorus Line (PG-13) 7.25, summers “ discovering” and foist­ mented direction. Members of the Screeching violins, belching bas­ 9:30. symphony had little music to play soons and breathy bottle playing ing on a growing public a variety of WEST HARTFORD nonsensical works by his fictional beyond a couple of bars now and accompanied bare reeds and the Elm 1 A 2 — A Chorus Line (PG-13) 7, then while he went through his banging of a drum with a huge 9:30. — Bock to the Future (PG) 7,9:20. Eugene Plaumann: “The Pa­ alterego. These outrageous traves­ Andrew Gagne: “ I wish the Perry Sprague: “ New Eng­ Eric Heinrich: “ The Patriots, aerobics and tantrums. smoked fish. Bob Lappen: ‘T d like to see Jamea McDonald: “ The Patri­ triots. They’ve been winning ties musically parody every tech­ WILLIMANTIC Patriots would win but I think land, I guess, but it doesn’t I hope, because they’re New Pops, squeaks and musical rasp­ Jlllson Square Cinema — A Night­ the Patriots win but I think the ots. When New England is down lately and I think they’ve got a nique legitimate composers use in Special credit should go to the Chicago is too tough. The Bears matter to me.” England.” their works. berries haphazardly emitted from mare on Elm Street 2: Treddv s Chicago Bears will win. They and out, it always comes back.” good chance.” first clarinet, flute, bassoon and Revenge (R) 7:10,9:25.- White N ghts have more power.” are something else.” such "rare” instruments as the (PG-13) 7, 9:25. — Out of A frko (PG) He’s even written “ The Defini­ violin who each entered the follow­ bare reeds from oboes and bas­ ing short Fuga Meshuga quartet as 7:30. — Troll (PG-13) 7 : lf tive Biography of P.D.Q. Bach” to Adventures of Mark Twoln (§ )“ 2 soons, and wine bottles. Special constant jack-in-the-boxes. Runaway Train (R) 9:10. — The Jewel document his madcap creation. "aquatic” instruments included of the Nile (PG) 7,9:15. This lists four periods in the life of the "bass drum” and the “Ber­ Last came the Fantasieshtick Deductions await smart people P.D.Q. Bach (1807-1742)?: The WINDSOR muda triangle." for Piano and Orchestra, which Ploio — Young Sherlock Holmes Initial Plunge, The Soused Period, Schickele described as "a moody, Ponder P.D.Q.’s put-on pro­ (PG-13) 7:15. _^Xontrition and Undiscovered romantic, dumb, incoherent I.Works. Luckily, it contains a gram. The first piece performed piece” with intermittent blizzards ‘ •glossary to help decode the per­ was the "Howdy” Symphony in D of recorded castenets. Then the Opera gets a gift Major (S. 6’/i), written in "his Hom es are the untouched opportunity of tax iaws sonal idiom of his zany writing frustrated orchestra finally got its Professor Peter Schickele is also known as P.D.Q. Bach, NEW YORK (AP) — The estate style. soused period to celebrate the joys revenge and broke out in “ Three of foi-mer Metropolitan Opera of reunion,” said Schickele, who the fictional 21st child of composer Johann Sebastian soprano Anna Case Mackay has 3 ING UP THE SPECIAL $125,000 principal residence (a summer 1) The property must be your (your sales price of $225,000 less In a disheveled tuxedo, red Blind Mice,” "Poiovetzian Dan­ Major oppor­ EXCLUSION AND THE TAX- than $125,000 exclusion). also kindly translated the four ces,” the “ Grieg Piano Concerto,” Bach. He played with the Hartford Symphony Orchestra made a gift of $1.2 million to the house doesn’t qualify), and you principal residence. It can be a suspenders and orange work boots, Italian movement names. tunities for you house, a co-op or a condo but it FREE ROLLOVER BREAK. and other works to destroy Schick­ opera. A major portion of the gift to save money must buy the new house within two the professor referred to P.D.Q.’s Friday at Bushnell Memorial Hall. Hartford. The Julliard years before or after the sale of the cannot be a vacation cottage or a Many home sellers will have a “ Introduzione casuale; Allegro ele’s “ serious” encore. will be used to create an endow­ on taxes are body as “ a mug for the muse.” As graduate has a loyal following for a variety of ment fund, the income of which old house. second home in the country. And taxable profit of more than (“ Sylvia Porter's Tax Guide for con mucho brio” meant “ fast, with and will be com­ the foremost “ authority” on nonsensical works, parodying every technique legiti­ will be used to help underwrite the Sylvia • HOW TO FIGURE YOUR you must have owned and occupied $125,000. even though the actual 1986,” her comprehensive guide to P.D.Q., the'professor revealed that a lot of French cheese.” "Andante M. 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THIS GIVES YOU a built-in Barre and Bette Martin, third. penses. for the old house which cost This brings up another giant tax people pay no tax on their house Club sponsors CPR course 7:30 p.m. at Federation East, 434 Oakland St. It will be East-west; Faye Lawrence and Jim Baker, first: If you own your home, you can incentive to buy another home, for Results for Jan. 9 include; North-south; Sara you $40,000. If you spend at least break. You may be able to sell and profit because they move up to a BOLTON — The Bolton Women’s Club will sponsor the fifth and final film in the series, "Our Yiddish Tom Regan and Mike Franklin, second; Terry Daigle take tax deductions for the interest you get another tax break. Rea­ Mendelsohn and Peg Dunfield, first; Bette Martin and $90,000 on your new house, you pull down $125,000 of tax-free more expensive home. But that tax a Red Cross CPR course on three Thursdays, Feb. 20 Heritage in Film,” sponsored by the Suburban and Suzanne Shorts, third. on your mortgage and on the real son: The traditional tax-free rol­ Louise Kermode. second; Jack Bogue and Keith aren’t taxed on the $50,000 gain. profit. isn’t erased — it’s only deferred. .and 27 and March 6, from 7 to 10 p.m. at the Bolton Institute of Adult Jewish Studies. The 1937 movie has Results for the Jan. 16 Mexican relief charity game estae taxes you pay. For the great lover provision is still in place. Burnham, third. bulk of Americans, these are the What happens to the untaxed gain? • HOW YOU CAN POCKET The good news: The exclusion can ';firehouse. The class is limited to 10 participants. The English subtitles, songs, comedy and picturesque include: North-south: Ann DcMartin and Phyllis Pierson, two biggest itemized deductions. Answer: It reduces the basis (your $125,000 OF PROFIT, TAX-FREE. wipe out an accumulated large cost for the materials will be about $8. Those who wish scenery. East-west: Mike Franklin and Tom Regan, first; first and overall winner; Bette Martin and Louise But, as Eli J. Warach, divisional tax cost) of your new house to This is a once-in-a-lifetime break taxable gain. • SPECIAL TAX BREAK: to register may call 646-8639 after 7 p.m. before Terry Daigle’ and Marge Warner, second; Faye for home sellers who are at least 55 4) You only gel this break once in The home-sale exclusion teams Tickets will be available at door at $2.50 general Kermode, second; Mike Franklin and Tom Regan, senior vice president and editor-in- $40,000, and the gain is taxed when Tuesday. admission. $2 for senior citizens and $1 for students. Lawrence and Betty Messier, third. chief of Prentice-Hall, and I you sell the new house — unless you years old. The first $125,000 of gain a lifetime. You cannot use the up with the standard rollover third. 623-6982 East-west: Mary Warren and Margaret Boyle, agreed after working on this again replace with another resi­ from the sale of a principal exclusion on more than one sale. break. The $125,000 home-sale Ross speaks tonight first; Saul Cohen and Mary Sullivan, second; Terry together, this is only the starting dence. You can go on replacing as residence is tax-free. You get the Say you use $115,000 of the $125,000 exclusion reduces dollar-for-dollar Manchester Junior Women’s Club will meet tonight VFW serves roast beef dinner many times as you wish and break regardless of the sales price exclusion on a home sale. If you the amount you have to reinvest in Daigle and Marge Warner, third. J point. at 7 at the Church of Christ, 394 Lydall St., to hear Anderson Shea Post 2046 Veterans of Foreign Wars later buy and sell another house, AM Bridge Club gives results Results forthe Jan. 6 play include: • HOW TO ESCAPE ANY CUR­ sidestepping the tax each time of the home and, unlike the a new home to qualify for current FUEL".“:.3 3 ** nterior decorator Blanche Ross speak. and its Ladies Auxiliary will have a roast beef supper you can't use any of the remaining Manchester AM Bridge Club nas given results for North-south: Louise Kermode and Jim Baker, first: RENT TAX WHEN YOU SELL (provided you meat these rules). traditional rollover tax break, this tax-free treatment under the rol­ at 6:30 p.m. Saturday at the post home, 608 E. Center $10,000 to shelter your gain. FULL HESTim SERVICE recent games. Results for Jan. 13 include: Ann DeMartin and Joyce Driskell and Bev Saunders YOUR HOME. When you spend at $125,000 is a permanent exclusion, lover break. If you sold your home Yiddish film shown Sunday St., to honor past auxiliary presidents and post least as much for a new residence IMPORTANT: You get the tax- not just a tax deferral. Special • HOW TO GET TOP TAX­ for $225,000, you have to buy a North-south: John Greene and A1 Berggren, first: and Sara Mendelsohn, second and third. •Prices Subject to Cha ige East-west: Betty Messier and Ann McLaughlin, commanders. as you received for the old one, free rollover break only on a rules: SAVING RESULTS BY TEAM­ home costing only $100,000 or more "The Jester,” a Jewish romantic fantasy about a Linda Simmons and Ellen Goldberg, second; Bette \ A GROOM A Obesity, thinness BAUSCH VASEUNE VASEUNE CUTEX Petroleum & CLEAN Intensive WiW Polish & L0M B NIVEA 3 oz. are in the genes Saline Solution Cream Jelly Care Lotion Remover Sensitive Eyes 4 oz. 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II & DRI Shampoo or Cleaner The results of a study of adopted "These findings do not mean that All types p Aerosal 10 oz. ^ Conditioner ^ children published today in the fatness, including obesity, is deter­ D ES GUARD 1 oz. 16 oz. New England Journal of Medicine mined at conception and that, as in Bronze ,Soi Deodorant $ 2 0 7 All types show that fat adults are likely to the case with determination of eye have fat children and skinny adults □ All Types 7 oz. $217 color, the environment has no Deodorant i® to have skinny children, even when effect,” they wrote. 5 oz. -iSr’t e l —J 1 4 oz. they give up the youngsters at birth y. Stunkard noted that lots of 79 and have no contact with them. people with two fat parents — the $ 2 1 7 $ 2 1 7 *1 The findings also show no ones who probably face the highest td apparent link between adoptive genetic risk of obesity — take off parents’ physiques and the shapes weight and keep it off, overcoming of the children they raise. their genetic tendencies to be fat. ONE-A-DAY DURATION FEENAMINT ST. JOSEPH Diet experts have long assumed “ What has been shown here is P ills Cough Syrup DIGEL that genetic inheritance plays at that there is a strong genetic CLOSE UP Nasal Spray least some role in people’s ten­ factor,” said Dr. Jules Hirsch of Within .50 oz. SOS 2 oz. Tablets dency to be overweight. But the Rockefeller University. “ What Pump I Vitamins Reg. or I new data cast doubt on another isn’t dealt with is: ‘What has Toothpaste o n e a iu K $ 2 0 9 $ 1 3 9 entrenched theory — that people society done to permit the maxi­ 60’s Lemon/Orange ■ *~*‘* * ^ are often obese because they learn mum uncovering of this gene?’ Reg. or Mint , 30's bad eating habits as children. Thanks to fast food and so on, the ^emoAism D u r a t io n ' "The real surprise is that the fullest impact of obesity is now RESERVE SPACE $ 1 6 7 LJ 2 adoptive family has no impact at visible as never before.” I NASAL SPRAY Gaming officials consider NOW! MYCITRAaN EFFERDENT making Lotto twice a week USTERINE Tablets QUIET Featuring: exciting new photos of spring Z-BEC Ointment Mouthwash ancj summer Bridal Ensembles and Vitamins CORTEF .50 oz. 40's NEWINGTON (UPI) - Asteady would be dangerous to go to twice a Cream W b h x 32 oz. 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H - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Jan. 23, 1986 PEANUTS by ChariM M. Sehull HAOAR THE HORRWLE by DIk Erown* YES,m a 'a m , I LEFT MV I JUST HOPE WHOEVER NO DOUGHNUTS !7! Advice Thursday TV LUNCH BOX ON THE CURB FOUNP IT APPRECIATES ------BY THE BUS STOP... A GOOP LUNCH... ' ning commission job. (60 rr>in.) ® Star Trek 6:00PM (T) Eyewitness News CD N o w s ® ® Late Night with David Lettarmao (D Si) Diff'rent Strokes CD ® 20/20 (CC) Tonight’s guests ere John Candy, Kate fS) Action News Cspshaw and comedian A. Whrtney Girlfriend finds no thrill Mission: Impossibto Brown. (60 min.) (R). In Stereo. dD Hart to Hart @[) Trapper Jo hn. M.D. (iD Knot's Landing (9 ) M au d e ® H ill S tr s s t B lu e s FuriHo is ap­ (B) Dr. Gene Scott (IS) G im m e a Break proached about a possible political career [USA] E dge of N igh t !ln this guy’s taste for frills SD NewsCenter and Hunter blacks out in a basement and u (24) Doctor Who believes he is a prisoner on a Russian 1:00AM CD G a t sm a rt freighter. (60 min.) In Stereo. @ So) News CD Headline Chaser* CAPTAIN EASY ®by Crook* ft C«*«lo when he makes love to me with a (H) Mystery: Th e Moving Finger (CC) ; D E A R (41) Reporter 41 CD Joe Franklin Show EA&y, A R E ^ WHY TH0 5 E - riT © YOUR P A U S H T E R . picture of “ Shirley’’ staring at us Part 1 of 2 The local solicitor's wife is U b BY: T h e (5?l M e cN e il-Le h rer N ew sho ur (3) CNN Headlina News l i L YOU ALU from the bureau. (Shirley is his found dead with a threatening letter in her b gentleman I'm hand. (60 min.) (3) Brsak the Bank RI6 HT? ex-wife.) I told him that it bothered [ESPN] Mazda SportsLook dating la kind, ^ Odd Couple me to see Shirley’s picture at a [TMC] MOVIE: 'UssiteV A roguish [CNN] Crossfire THIE PHANTOM by Loo FNk ft 8y Barry I considerate, jewel thief is pressed into doing spy work (S) Bodas de Odio [ESPN] Fishin' Hole S o u HAVE NO CHOICE. NOW-v^ Dear Abby time like that, but he laughed and for the Allies in London during World War ^ambitious and @ Star Search [HBO] Inside the NFL PUT ON SOME CLOTHE©//, WE IjjuBt about the said, “ Don’t be silly; she doesn’t II. Tom Selleck, Jane Seymour, Lauren / « w ? HAVE A LONS RIDE AHEAD, Hutton. 1984. Rated R. [CNN] Evening News [USA] That Girt (R). I W H N T 10 .1 (SO N« ; most wonderful Abigail Van Buren mean anything to me anymore” 6 N P TH E [USA] USA Cartoon Express [HBO] Elvis; One Night with You Cele­ 1:05AM (D m o v i e : one Man' A tele­ S L A V E '/man to be Then I said, “ Well, in that case, brate the King's 50th birtixJay with exclu­ 6:30PM CB Too close for comfort vision newsman discovers a case of fac­ A M R K E T around that I get the picture of Shirley off your sive footage taped 16 years ago. (60 min.) tory pollutants that may be killing chikken A T A 0 O U P Thave ever met. bureau.” So he said, “ When my (22) S5) NBC Nightly New s [M AX] MOVIE; 'Another Country' An but struggles against powerful interests RXJN. 3 l love him and (24) Nightly Business Report upper class Englishman commits treason when he wants to expose the problem. kids stay over, they might notice and defects to Russia. Rupert Everett, S i ABC News Len Cariou, Jayne Eastwood. 1978. 3be loves me, but that it’s gone.” Colin Firth. Rated R. enjoys dressing in women's clothes Noticiero SIN 1:15AM [M A X ] MOVIE: Over the ■ftbere is a problem. SS [ T M C ] M O VIE : 'T h e C o tto n C lu b ' In the occasionally but it does not affect I don’t want to make a big deal Brooklyn Bridge' A man who dreams of He has told me that he enjoys Si) Sanford and Son 1930s, a jazz musician saves the life of a owning a posh restaurant in Manhattan wearing silk and -satin items . his sexuality; he is as “ norma!" as out of this, but do you think I’m out [CNN] Showbiz Today powerful racketeer and is towed deeper must marry a woman he doesn't love so ARLO AND JANIS"* by Jimmy Johnaon .around the house — women's any other male. You need to learn of line to insist that he ditch the [DIS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet and deeper into the violent world of gangs­ that he can receive the financial support ters and gunmen. Richard Gere, Gregory ! items, that is. He said he also likes more about it before making a picture while I'm here? needed to start the business. Elliott Gould. THEY WEREN’T JUST OUT lOKSS [ESPN] SportsCenter Hines, Diane Lane. 1984. Rated R. In Margaux Hemingway. 1984. Rated R. MUSIC 16 SO COMMERCIAL IN MY DAY MUSICIANS HAD I (to dress up in women's clothes judgment. (Maybe you can accept TO MAKE A buck; fWUM'CAKTMtY 7:00PM (3) CBS News Stereo. THESE DAYS' SOMETHING ID 6AY' , occasionally, but he has never it, and maybe you can’t, but I can DEAR HERE'S; You’re not out 1:30AM CB l Love Lucy z.WIUGETHIS (D Three's Company [USA] Petrocelli I gone out in public dressed as a tell you that there are many men of line. He is. CO N ew a REWARD (T) ABC News 10:30PM (5t) Indepertdent New t ! woman and has no desire to. He who cross-dress at home whose (Q) Independent News IN HEAVEN, (D (30) $100,000 Pyramid (3D D ick V an D yke BLONDIE by Doan Young ft Stan Drak* L said he was hoping I wouldn't care. wives understand their need to do CONFIDENTIAL TO RETIRED [CNN] Nevranight Update AND BORED IN ZEPHYR HILLS, (11) Jeffersons Loco A m o r ' m o w ABOUT WORRINS (5 0 0 0 ...TH EN I but I do. I don't know how to handle so. and have no objections.) [USA] Auto Racing: ARCA 300 From t .T O N IS H T ? C A N GO T O T H E FLA.; In these days of lagging (18) Carson's Comedy Classics (IZ) Th e S a lt Factor; A S earch for a Cure Atlanta, Georgia, (60 min ) (R| ' this, and I'm not sure I could ever Dr Joseph Laragh's work in the field of b a s k e t b a l l (20) ^B) M - A ’ S ’ H (EAIAE accept it. Abby, he is 100 percent You don’t indicate where you economy and a light labor market, high blood pressure is documented. 1:50AM [TMC] MOVIE: The Big live, but if you will write to Dr. opportunities for voluntary service (22) W heel of Fortune Score' A tough Chicago narcotics cop is . man; this I know for sure. 10:35PM [DIS] Disney Channel I asked him if he would consider Paul Walker, Janus Information are golden for those in their golden (24) MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour dismissed from the force in a scandal and ■V P re v ie w goes looking for.revenge against the drug 'giving it up, or going for counsel­ Facility, 1952 Union St., San years. Hospitals, nursing homes, (40) Newlywed Game 2 11:00PM CD ^ (S® N e w s dealers responsible. Fred Williamson, ing. 1 offered to go with him and try Francisco, Calif. 94123, he can programs for the handicapped, (41) Cristal John Saxon 1983. Rated R. CD Taxi to understand it. He said he has direct you to the proper counselor parks and recreation departments (57) Nightly Business Report JomlHN (D Action News 2:00AM (X) MOVIE: 'Pevchomania' done this since he was a young boy, in your area. Please enclose a reach out for volunteers. The older (61J One Day at a Time Former war hero and portrait painter is stamped, self-addressed envelope. citizen, possessing the wisdom and CD Bizarre John Byner hosts this long run­ suspected of being a demented killer. Lee and he's not sure he wants to give it [CNN] Moneyline ning cable comedy series. up as he wasn't hurting anyone. All inquiries are confidential. patience of age. can help smooth Phillips. Sheppard Strudwick, Jean Hale. A LLEY OOP - by Dave Qraue [DIS] Juggling Hosts Shields and Yarnell (ii) Carson's Comedy Classics 1964 NO "BUTS”, Abby, who needs help, him or out the wrinkles of community look at the art of juggling from its orgins to r SEE' I'D LIKE TO GET SOME (® MOVIE: The Midnight Story' A a n d THAT'S _ SERGEANT.' DEAR ABBY: I ’m going with a endeavor by committing his or her Its present popularity as street ontcriain- ClD O dd C ouple WELL? VOLUNTEERS TOGETHER me? I'm totally confused. traffic cop, outraged by the murder of a TH' W H O LE . AND GO INTO THE LAND tM YOUR FIRST mont (60 min ) So) Benny Hill Show ANY v o l u n t e e r ; MIXED EMOTIONS guy I ’ll call Sidney, who’s divorced time and experience in the lime- parish priest, resigns to make his own in­ STORY, y o u r ' IDEAS OF NO RETURN AFTER [ESPN] College Basketball; Clemson at h i g h n e s s ; C O M E o n ; and has a couple of teen-aged kids honored American tradition of SD NewsCenter vestigation. Tony Curtis, Marisa Pavan, 5 THEM...WITH YOUR South Carolina 3 P B iM IS S IO N , OF DEAR MIXED; If you love each who stay with him sometimes. "volunteerism” When life gets SD Doctor Who Gilbert Roland 1957 [HBO] Inside the NFL c o u r s e ; other, this need not be a problem. When I stay overnight at Sidney’s boring, the bored come to life — @ M 'A 'S 'H (3.1) Ufestyles of the Rich and Famous ON THE FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook [USA] Wild, Wild World of Animals The man is a transvestiteb — he place, I am very self-conscious voluntarily. (41) 2 4 Horas [ESPN] Mazda SportsLook 7:30PM PM Magazine ©) Second City TV [HBO] MOVIE: 'U ssiter' (CC) A roguish LeT«ePVTtTTHI5W ^.. ANV QOfStlONS? jewel thief is pressed into doing spy work r ? ...M fiL C D Y ’... C£ M 'A'S'H i i ) M au de 0 6 fiNE. 30yr LET ME for the Allies in London during W o rld W ar N6Krwee< ntpicK ONEOFSbOWiaWTedW CF) Wheel of Fortune [CNN] Moneyline e N O W If‘lOUNfiSP II. Tom Selleck. Jane Seymour, Lauren cSie o f«« To MARKET lOORlD O f LlSfe (9) Benny Hill Show [DIS] Dr. Joyce Brothers Hutton 1984. Rated R jers, WHILE THE OTiiep. anything,.. Tea may ease fungus woes (H)'lndependent News [E S P N ] Speed w eek OOR*DKISH«|l StoGURT’ r ► 2:30AM [CNN] Spons latenight WILL ROT a n d W n H C R . (18) Best of Saturday Night [HBO] MOVIE; Micki and Maude' (CC) AooofJT AT T r i p l e / tions that can produce "bumps." [ESPN] SportsCenter ) m nr D E A R DR. (20) (38) Barney M ille r A bigamous husband learns that both of VDOI^^LAfJV.' such as vaginal warts and skin his wives are expecting. Dudley Moore, [USA] T N T (R| DEAD-WD DESK 3o6./ GOTT: Many (22^ Jeopardy people in our cysts. Am y Irving, Ann Reinking 1984. Rated 2:35AM (X) CBS News Nightwatch (3()) New Newlywed Game PG-13. ) THE BORN LOSER «by Art Santom „ local support (11) Space: 1999 Herpes is a highly contagious (40) Benson [USA] Alfred Hitchcock 3:00AM ' group for the [CNN] News Overnight ^iNHATPItr Dr. Gott disease. It was thought that oral (57) W ild World of Animals D ynasty ( m MAibLoar?^ ; Environmental 1 1:30PM CD [ESPN] Down the Stretch herpes (“ cold sores") and genital (61) Archie Bunker's Place H e ^ Y ? ^ Allergies Or- CD (4D ABC News Nightline B C 0 5 H ' [M A X] M O VIE: History of Peter Gott, M.D. herpes were two distinct entitie.'; [CNN] Crossfire (D Off Track Betting 3:05AM ' ganizations the World. Pt I' The foibles of civilized <4^ now we know that is not the case. [M AX] Album Flash; Phil Collins See C <»M Ka< F w fc w Synacft» Nic WoHd nghtt 0DKICHAH6;. ; have been (lij The Honeymooners man are satirized in this epic comedy. Mel new V ideos, performance footage and They are interchangeable, if your Brooks, Madeline Kahn, Harvey Korman. I prone to toe and behind Ihe scenes interviews with Phil CiD Second City TV grandchildren have had cold sores, 1981. Rated R fingernail fun- Collins All in the Family ['• it is possible that the virus was I gus infections, Si) The Tonight Show Tonight's 3:20AM [TM C] m o v i e : Death*- transmitted to you through normal [USA] Radio 1990 MR. MEN™ AND LITTLE MISS™ by Hargreave* ft S ellers j and we are un- guests are tennis player V.J. Amritraj and talker' A deathstalker g|oes in search of his I practiced veterinary medicine contact, such as kissing. Also, 8:00PM CD Magnum, P.l. Magnum comedian Garry Shandling. (60 min.) In rightful legacy and Princess Codille. Ri­ 1., able to tolerate medical fungi- sets out to uncover the truth when Higgins chard Hill, Barbi Benton. 1984 Rated R. OMnbulod by NCA.hk , _ A S ! P there is increasing medical evi­ Stereo ' vYHAcr Y U ( 2 E A A A N J , (^MF»KTABLE dence that the virus is far more 3:30AM [ESPN] Super Bowl Preview ; ing the affected appendage in La years in a state hospital for the from the estate in disgrace (60 min ) ^ ) Hogan's Heroes I resilient than previously believed. OFFICE!? ? I ' Pacho tea brings a cure in a couple insane. I saw talented adults and CD PM Magazine ®7) N ew s [USA] Room 222 Unfortunately, a person can be of weeks. It comes from Brazil and healthy animals become skin and CD (4b) MOVIE: Grease 2' (CC) A British Kojak 3:45AM [HBO] M O VIE: M aria * Lov­ J contagious, yet free of .symptoms, exchange student falls for the leader of a ers' A woman's life is ruled by the men J Argentina and is also sold under bones because they used all their [CNN] Sports Tonight and thus unknowingly spread the female gang M axw ell Caulfield, Michelle around her. Nastassja Kinski, John Sav­ the names Pau d’Arco and Ta- energy masturbating, Pfeiffer, Eve Arden 1982 [ESPN] SportsCenter age, Robert Mitchum 1984. Rated R, FRANK AND ERNEST ®by Bob Thevee virus. f. heebo at health-food stores. CD N ew s 1 1 :35PM CD Entertainment Tonight 1 DEAR READER: Nonsense. If you do have herpes, discuss with your doctor the use of Zovirax (11) MOVIE; 'To Be Announced’ [M AX] MOVIE: Ambassador' The US 4:00AM (D Get Smart DEAR READER; Thank you for Ambassador to Israel is confronted with PTA (generic name; acyclovar). While (18) M cMillan and Wife CD Joe Franklin Show FAPENr-reACHE/i your comments. Obviously, your DEAR DR. GOTT: I went to my blackmail and intrigue amidst the violence it does not cure the disease, it can (20) MOVIE: 'Going Home' A six-year-old (11) Space: 1999 method has yet to achieve recogni­ doctor because of bumps on my of Mideast politics. Robert Mitchum, Rock MEETING be very helpful in reducing or child's testimony is instrumental in secur­ Hudson, Ellen Burstyn. Rated R. [CNN] Larry King Overnight tion by the medical community genitals. He said I have herpes. I ing the conviction of his father for the beat­ OR(5ANIZAT»oNp am ashamed, because I always eliminating the symptoms. As a ing death of his mother Years later, the 1 2:00AM (3D Bam aby Jo n e s [ESPN] College Basketball: Clemson at TONIGHT and general public. However, I can South Carolina thought herpes was a sexually final resource, you might consider boy seeks out his father Robert Mitchum. CD Hawaii Five-0 A see no danger in its use. I welcome obtaining an opinion from a Brenda Vaccaro. Jan Michael Vincent [USA] MOVIE: Borderline' A police­ THAT L lfc f letters from readers who may transmitted disease. My husband Cll) 5D Comedy Break virologist, a doctor who specializes 1971 woman investigates dope smugglers choose to try this unique approach and I have been faithfully married (3D The Untouchables working between Los Angeles and Mex­ Astrograph in virus diseases. (22) (30) Cosby Show The Huxtable family Puxzies C 4 A CON/PlFACYl for 33 years. Is there some way I plans a very special surprise for Grandma @ The Colditz Story ico. Fred MacMurray, Claire Trevor. Ray­ mond Burr. 1950. DEAR DR. GOTT: I wish to can prove I don’t have herpes? and Grandpa's 49th wedding anniversary (@ Charlie's Angels What are the benefits of Vitamin inform you that masturbating (R). In Stereo ® PELICULA: 'La Mansion de la Niebla' 2 Cry of pain Answer to Previous Puzzle E? Dr. Gott’s new Health Report ACROSS three times a day is harmful and if DEAR READER; There is a test (24) All Creatures Great and Small Poco le importaba sembrar muerte y terror 4:40AM [ M A X ] m o v i e : M y Favorite 3 M osquito L tells what's true — and what isn’t. con tal de consequir una fortuna. Analia Year' An alcoholic movie hero must be F 0 L K F 0 W r J the person who wrote you that that can be done to determine if the (38) MOVIE: The Gunfighter' A semi- 1 Old English 4 Piece of land W1» N.Y.M V (AP)/AT>\ __ - should like people, be cheerful and friendly. And VAJ743 six clubs doubled, the gain for Brazil D O W N captured your fancy are excellent today. VKQ92 team from the United States reached Scientists at the University of ($7) AIDS: Profile of an Epidemic The be ready to ‘Yun your own ahow”, create your ♦ 10 5 ftA98743 would be significant. 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So many voices and CELEBRITY CIPHER be accomplished today If you are left to dozens of deals can decide a close They say penicillamine (not an beard two heads of state speak and wishes to impress and causes grief for her­ Cetebfity Clpn«r cryptogram* *r* crMUd from quotation* by famou* p*opl*. paat and praaaot. ftQJ9754 and in the last two deals the U.S. so many needs from, 'Tm self Cybill Shepherd, Cloris Leachman, 647-9946 your own devices. Don't let others in­ match, but today’s deal is especially got to see their faces — fOces like Each lattar in tha dphar atanda for anothar. Today'* cfua; Y aquaM K. icked up nine IMPs to win the cliff- antibiotic) may have the ability to hungry," to simply, "please don't Barry Brown. 1974 Rated G. fringe upon your time with meaningless Vulnerable: North-South exciting. It occurred three hands from yours and mine. by CONNIE WIENER interfere with the process that [ESPN] College Basketball: North Car­ p ro je c ts . Dealer; North the end of the match, when Brazil was Sanging semifinals. Most observers of There is no dispute with me in do that anymore." destroys patients’ muscle ceils. olina State at Maryland A CARRlEILThe M g Job you c«n handle. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-D*c. 21) It the world bridge scene who were pre­ Let’s include the voice of the "VSPBPVB TMQ XMFQWU EVJW QJVFLHW leading by six international match- Dr. Robert Griggs says the their purpose to speak with the looks like obstructions are about to be w«t N o rth E a s t South poinU. At this Uble, North and South sent at this event feel that this was one psalmist: “ I cried unto thee, 0 9:30PM d® 3® Night Court As de­ course of the disease is being peoples of each nation chosen. lifted pertaining to something you’ve P a ss 1 f t 2 ^ represented Brazil, and South was in time when the championship was de­ What they said was reasonable and Lord: I said. Thou art my refuge fense attorney, Christine is forced to de­ ya QTPQ ... WMJGT QTMB 8HMCFWQ 4 f t studied in 100 patients over a fend the man who mugged her. In Stereo. been hoping for that must com e through 5 f t 5 f t P a ss six clubs doubled. The king of hearts cided in the semifinal match. hopeful. A thank you to the both of and my portion in the land of the another person. P a ss 6 f t P ass P ass period of time in ordeif to deter­ 10:00PM (D Knots Landing (CC) was led and ruffed, and the declarer them! living." (Psalm 142:5) C APRICO R N (Dae. 22-Jan. 19) It s im ­ D bl. P ass P ass P ass mine the effectiveness of the After the police close Joshua's murder MBU WMJQTNFMYWO." — AVHQMPJW. played the queen of clubs. When West But before nightfall, no one portant at this time to maintain good re­ experimental treatment. It is case, Cathy and Lilimae become the sub­ MandjMtpr HpralJi PREVtOUS SOLUTION: “Superstition Is ... childish and irrational — but played low, the moment of truth had C.W. Kuhl lationships with enterprising friends. Opening lead: M K The Oroville Dam, built in 1968, on probably the only study of its kind, hears the voices of so many. The jects of a scandal sheet story and Abby how much dtjes It cost you to knock on wcxjd?" — Judith Viorsl. arrived. In such situations, there are Zion Ev. Lutheran Church learns Greg's price for getting her the plan­ One pal might lie you into something the Feather River in California is 756 says Griggs. farmer in each nation bids his that looks profitable. no absolutes. It is a slightly better per­ feet tall. MANCHESTER HERALD. Thur.sday. -Ian. 23, 1986 - 19 1« - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Jan. 23, 1986 Adopt a pet V.S./Wortd In Brief Protests mark abortion anniversary Combined Wire Services Abu NIdal charged with massacre Thousands of demonstrators Shy Jill awaits ROME — A prosecutor today issued an international arrest blocked traffic and marched on warrant for Palestinian extremist leader Abu Nidal, accusing state Capitols, while others held a him of responsibility for the Dec. 27 massacre at Rome’s main funeral for an aborted fetus and airport. met with President Reagan as a loving owner ’The warrant was issued by Domenico Sica, the magistrate in Americans on both sides of the the Rome public prosecutor’s office in charge of investigating the issue marked the 13th anniversary By Barbara Richmond the others are ready to go if not terrorist attack that killed 16 .people and wounded 72 others at of the Supreme Court decision Special to the Herald claimed by their owners. Rome’s Leonardo Da Vinci airport. legalizing abortion. Jasper, the mild-mannered Dob- Three people were killed and 39 injured in a simultanenous Anti-abortion and pro-choice Dogs that like to roam appar­ - erman pinscher featured in last attack at the Vienna airport but today’s arrest warrant, which demonstrations Wednesday were ently had a touch of spring fever week’s column, has been adopted charged Abu Nidal with “massacre,” referred only to the Rome peaceful. However, 10 marchers during the recent balmy weather. by a Manchester family. attack. were arrested in Washington, There were seven new dogs at the Taffy, the cute little terrier that D.C., after they broke through Sica’s office declined to say what evidence it had to support the police lines to pray and chant pound this week. was featured two weeks ago, has charge against Sabri al-Banna, better known by his nom-de- This week's featured pet is a also been adopted by a Manchester slogans outside the U.S. Supreme lit family. So was the golden retriever guerre of Ahu Nidal. However, legal sources said Sica Court building, where on Jan. 22, female husky cross named Jill. She presumably acted on evidence submitted by Rome anti-terrorist is gray and white, and has one blue puppy found on Woodland Street. 1973, the justices ruled 7-2 that The dog pound is located near the police and his interrogation of Mohammed Sarhan, 19, the only women have the right to abortions. eye and one brown eye. She was one of the four terrorists involved in the Rome attack to survive. picked up Jan. 16 on Chestnut town refuse area off Olcott Street. The Washington demonstration Street. Jill is a little shy but is a Dog Warden Richard Rand is at against the Roe vs. Wade decision nice dog. the pound weekdays from noon to 1 Army disputes Marcos’ claims was among the largest Wednes­ p.m. He can also be reached by day. Police estimated that up to Of the three dogs that were new WASHINGTON — Philippine President Ferdinand E. Marcos at the pound last week, the only one calling the pound, 643-6642 or the 37,000 anti-abortion activists ral­ remaining is the black Labrador police department, 646-4555. made ’’fraudulent” claims that he led a guerrilla resistance unit lied at the Ellipse near the White retriever. He’s about 5 years old There is a $5 fee to adopt a dog. during the Japanese occupation of his country. The New York House and marched two miles to and when picked up he was The new owner must have the dog Times said today, citing U.S. Army^records. Capitol Hill. Organizers estimated wearing a collar with a 1981 tag on licensed. Repeated investigations by the U.S. Army found no foundation the crowd at about 100,000. it from Worcester, Mass. for Marcos’s official claims to the United States that he was the Other new ones this week include leader of a guerrilla unit called Ang Mga Maharlika in military BEFORE THEY stepped off, a female collie-shepherd cross. Gold boxes shown operations against Japanese forces from 1942 to 1944, the Times Reagan addre.ssed a crowd — UPl photo She's a very pretty dog and was said, citing documents hidden from public view in U.S. estimated by city police at a picked up on Jan. 20. LOS ANGELES (AP) — The gold government archives for 35 years. less-than-expected 36,000 people — Anti-abortion demonstrators march demonstrators heard a message of Another is a male mixed breed. snuff box will be featured in an Many of the records were classified secret until 1958 and were via a special telephone hook- up. past the White House Wednesday, the support from President Reagan and "Our qation’s affirmation of the He’s about 1 year old, is black and exhibition at the Los Angeles kept at the Army records center in St. Louis until they were 13th anniversary of the Supreme Court then marched on Capitol Hill and the County Museum of Art March 20 sacredne.ss of ali human life must white, and was picked up at Adams donated to the National Archives in Washington in November ruiing that legalized abortion. The Supreme Court. 2 and Center streets on Jan. 18. A through July 20. begin with respect for our most 1984. basic civil right, the right to life” handsome male Irish setter- The museum describes these Marcos, throughout his politicai career, has depicted himself abortion foes, carrying signs and tion. both supporters of the 1973 snuff boxes as "the epitome of Reagan said. "I’m proud to stand year, was buried in a cemetery in retriever cross, about 2 years old, as a heroic guerrilla leader and capitalized on the image. Milton. Fla. More than 200 people black balloons, marched around decision and their opponents pro­ was picked up on East Middle luxury in 18th-century Europe and with you in the long march for the Marcos twice asked the U.S. Army for official recognition of right to life.” attended the funeral. The fetus was the state Capitol, then prayed and tested in more than two dozen Turnpike on Jan. 16. the medium for some of the most sang on the steps. cities across the nation. inventive and extravagant small the existence of his purported guerrilla unit, but between 1945 obtained from pro-lifers in Wiscon­ The two other new ones include a and 1948 various Army officers rejected Marcos’s two requests Later, the president met pri­ sin who said it had been aborted About 100 anti-abortion demon male collie, fawn and white, about works of art.” Photo by Richmond vately with about two dozen "Today in America, the womb is strators picketed the New Mexico The exhibit features 76 boxes, for the unit’s official recognition, calling Marcos’s claims somewhere in the Midwest. the most dangerous place to live.” I f w 2 years old, found on East Middle "fraudulent,” and "absurd,” the Times said, quoting the Army abortion foes and two of them — State House, singing "We shali , I'Miii Turnpike on Jan. 19, and a black illustrating ‘ 'the diverse styles and Jill, a young female husky cross, sports one blue eye and Paul Brown, chief executive of­ Six major intersections in San said Shirley Van Wambeke of overeome” and reading from the sophisticated techniques em­ documents. Francisco were blocked by pro- Minneapolis. "Abortion is the most 3 shepherd cross, about 5 years old, one brown eye. Dog Warden Richard Rand looks in hei." ficer of the American Life League, Bible About 50 supporters of the picked up Jan. 21 on Ansaldi Road. ployed by European goldsmiths and Joseph Scheidler. of Pro-Life choice activists who formed "hu­ flagrant violation of social justice law counter-picketed, carrying Jill is ready to be adopted today. from the late 17th to the early 19th eyes. Jill is ready to be adopted today. Three other dogs Countdown for Challenger starts man billboards” urging motorists in the United States today. It is an Action — quoted him as saying he American holocaust.” signs that read "legal abortion H«rild photo by Bathiw It will be a few days before any of centuries.” are also waiting for owners. might consider pardoning abortion to I ’’honk if you support legal saves lives.” CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — The countdown began today for abortion.” the shuttle Challenger’s delayed launch Sunday and the ship’s clinic bombers on "a case-by-case In Fargo, N.D., however, an In St. Louis. Roman Catholic Window cat seven-member crew, including space teacher Christa McAuliffe, basis.” In Los Angeles. Roman Catholic abortion rights groupannounced it Archbishop John May olfered help Archbishop Roger Michael Mah- will begin collecting money to help to "every woman ... who choose.s A cat who lives at 80 Foley St. looks longingly out the packed for the trip to Florida. However, Albert Brashear, a life for her chiid rather than death NASA announced Wednesday the shuttle’s takeoff had been White House spokesman, denied ony helped lead a service and rally poor women pay lor abortions. window. Could be the recent warm weather accounted against abortions. The city’s Na­ by abortion” rescheduled for Sunday at 9:36 a.m. EST instead of Saturday the president had made any such Pro-choice leaders in Olympia for the wistful stare. afternoon as planned because of dust storms at an emergency remark and others at the meeting tional Organization for Women ■ SINCE JAN. 1, 1984, abortion chapter announced plans for a and family clinics have been the Washington, told a rally of about landing strip in Africa and expected bad weather at the Florida said they interpreted the presi­ 150 supporters in the state Capitol dent’s remarks differently. (Story March 9 rally in Washington, D.C , target of an estimated 52 violent shuttleport early Saturday. attacks including bombings and rotunda that women will again die Even with the delay. Challenger’s countdown began on time on page 1) and a March 16 rally in Los Angeles in support of the high court’s arsons. from unsafe, back-alley abortions Caesarian births iikeiy today at lO-a.m. EST for the 25th shuttle launching in five years. In other demonstrations, "Baby if the Roe vs. Wade decision is Charlie,” a fetus used to promote decision. Although Washington was the To take the launch postponement, into account, the countdown In St. Paul, Minn , about 2,000 focus for the largest demonstra­ overturned for smaiiest breeds will go into a lengthy "hold” Friday. the anti-abortion cause for nearly a GOP gains among young voters QUESTION: Voyager one day away from Uranus My dog is going WASHINGTON — Calling young adults his party’s ”ace in the to have puppies hole” for the 1986 elections. Republican chairman Frank Fahrenkopf said a new survey shows that for the first time a PASADENA. Calif. (UPI) - weather systems to be looked at on 227.000 miles at 7:10 a m. PST as charcoal and orbiting on cithi i next week. The side of one of the planet 's nine n.i.gs veterinarian P e t F o r u m majority of voters under 40 identifies with the GOP. Voyager 2 today closed to within a Uranus,” Hunt said in an interview Friday. Then it will dash within first examined Fahrenkopf predicted Wednesday the GOP would break the day of its historic encounter with Wednesday, 300.000 miles of the moon Oberon, of black icy particles. hera week after historical jinx that has seen the president’s party lose heavily in Uranus with a rapidly increasing The Voyager 2 television probe followed minutes later by a pass He called them "shcphciding she was bred Edward A. Williams, D.V.M. the election held in his sixth year in office. list of discoveries to its credit, began its voyage seven years and 3 within 79,000 miles of Ariel and a satellites” because their orbital and said she “We are supposed to face the six^year itch in 1986... an average including two more new moons and billion miles ago. Its grand lour swing only 18,000 miles from the energy holds the ring together J little moon Miranda. may need a loss of seven Senate seats, seven governors and 48 seats in the what may be raging Uranian took it past Jupiter in 1979 and Scientists expected to find addi Caesarian sec­ House,” he said. "I think we will be successful in turning the “rain” storms. Saturn in 1981 and it now is The probe is to fly by Uranus at lional ring moons — perhaps as tion because In addition to the first clouds constantly pushing back the front­ 10 a m., and 2 hours 53 minutes many as 16 more, two for eaiof six-year itch on its. head in 1986.” ever seen in the planet’s atmos­ ier of the solar system, exploring a s h e ’s v e r y Fahrenkopf’s optimistic forecast came on the eve of today’s later it will pass 202,000 miles past the other eight known rings small. What does size have to do ANSWER: Some animals are phere. a late series of pictures region of space never before the moon Umbriel. Voyager 2 then born with a missing limb; others opening of the winter meeting of the Republican National revealed well-organized spots that penetrated by a man-made probe. The new moons, which api'earas with it? Committee. The two-day meeting wili include picking the heads toward a 1989 rendezvous bright dots on a picture taken have had a limb amputated. In scientists said resembled im­ It already has sent back pictures with Neptune. either case, cats and dogs usually committee to select the site for the party’s 1988 presidential mense storms. of 14 satellites orbiting Uranus — Tuesday. areestimatedtobe9in 12 ANSWER: Smaller breeds of miles thick. Smith said. The otlcr dogs require Caesarian sections adapt to the situation quite well nominating convention, with a dozen cities vying for the honor. ’’They’re dbnvective storm sys­ nine more than scientists were Astronomer Bradford Smith said the two little moons detected newly discovered moons range in A much more frequently than me­ unless they are very large or very tems.” said Garry Hunt from aware of two months ago. Put the Love Of Your size from about 29 to 45 miles m i obese. Imperial College in London. "They Scientists at the Jet Propulsion during the past few days and dium or larger breeds. The reason Reagan urges rewrite of tax bill diameter. for this is that the smaller breeds produce precipitation. Probably Laboratory control center said the disclosed Wednesday are as dark have a pelvis that is more apt to be QUESTION: Is it possibie for a WASHINGTON — President Reagan called on Republican methane and ammonia precipitate new discoveries are just the so small that the normal birth dog to have a thyroid deficiency? senators to rewrite a House-passed tax reform bill, but warned out of these things. Certainly not a beginning of what they expect in process is a danger to the life of the My brother’s dog is very lazy and against using the measure to raise taxes to offset painful place to go and stand out in.” the next few days as the pictures come back one by one from pups or the mother. very fat. The dog reminds me of a spending cuts required by the new balanced budget law. Hunt said a sequence of pictures Specializing Exclusively In Generally, the size of newborn friend of mine who was treated for Life O n^ loud ^ With Speaking at a breakfast meeting Wednesday about his top of the bright, elongated clouds Voyager’s swing within 50,000 animals is proportional to the size thyroid deficiency and after treat­ domestic priority, Reagan told GOP senators, “The House has revealed 220-mph jet stream bands miles of the planet Friday. SLENDERIZING plus-size fashions N of the mother. This is true with ment became a changed person. taken a good first step, but we are iooking forward to working of gases in the atmosphere. Uranus, the seventh planet from regard to small breeds of dogs, with you in the Senate to produce a true tax reform biil.” "That’s a surprise, that’s a the sun, is 1.8 billion miles from however, many of these breeds ANSWER: Thyroid deficiency The president was scheduled to meet at the White House again delight and it clearly indicates that Earth and twice as far from the sun have a pelvis which is small even in or hypothyroidism is diagnosed today with Republican senators — his third session with GOP there are more interesting as Saturn, its nearest neighbor. Special Sizes proportion to the size of the adult and treated in dogs. lawmakers this week — and later with his fuil Cabinet. \2'h-2^'h dog. I agree with you that hypothyroi­ A Love Message Valentine and 38 to 52 The flurry of meetings was aimed at iaying the groundwork for You were wise to have had your dism should be considered as one of the possibie causes of this dog’s Reagan’s legislative agenda as the second session of the 99th bitch examined well before the Congress got underway this week. whelping date. A veterinarian level of activity and overweight 85 E. CENTER ST 1 usually can’t be certain that a appearance. Many dogs that suffer Caesarian section will be required, from hypothyroidism aiso have In The but a complete examination and chronic skin conditions. 649-5268 evaluation of all the factors early Laboratory tests are availabie in pregnancy will give him an which are a great aid in diagnosing Officials: Vietnam FROM DUPONT opportunity to make dietary and thyroid deficiencies. Medications MANCHESTER HERALD WEEKEND Sf^ECIAL other recommendations. A judg­ are also available which are very CASH & CARRY ment regarding the possible indi­ effective in treating the condition. cations for a Caesarian section can seeks U.S. alliance also be made early in pregnancy. Your Ad Will Appear February 14th Edward Williams is a Manches­ Tulips Levi’s QUESTION: I recently saw a cat ter veterinarian. Do you have a WASHINGTON (AP) - Viet­ Sen. Frank Murkawski, R- with only three legs. It seemed to question you’d like to see answered nam’s desire to improve relations Alaska. said Wedne.sday the dele­ get along very well Are cats with a here? Write to Pet Forum, P.O. with the United States, and thereby gation did not receive anything to Bend Over missing leg usually able to run and Box 591, Manchester Herald, Man­ become a potential foreign aid encourage the belief that prisoners get along normally? chester, 06040. beneficiary, is a major cause of the still remain. \ SALE ENDS JANUARY 31st Pants recent flurry of activity involving "I don’t want to raise any false American MIAs from the nation’s hopes,” Murkowski added. TORRE TILE IMPORTS longest war, legislators and other The U.S. military role in the war DISTRIBUTORS.INC. Social Security informed officials say. began in the mid-1960s and ended 2 "They are reaching out to the in 1973, when American ground Smooth, Slenderizing fitting world,” Sen. 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Southeast Asia to rescue American In addition, there have been FRIDAY 8-8:30 nefits be if I file an application on as resources for 6 months after HARTFORD, CT. my deceased husband’s record they are received. This gives the POWs. private, unpublicized meetings SATURDAY 0-4:00 between the two sides, according S22-0S07 S22-n01 Open to the Public when I reach 65? person time to make purchases or While the official U.S. govern­ VERNON - VERNON CIRCLE 640-4430 payments on debts that he or she Message Today! 643-2711 ment view is that the possibility of to officials, and Secretary of State Stop 8i See our Showroom at 31 Woodtick Rd,, Waterbury, 755-6177 ANSWER: In general, a widow|s was unable to make while waiting prisoners cannot be ruled out, most George Shultz wrote in 1984 to A V O N — n . 44. C M . i w Vietnamese Foreign Minister MASTERCARD • VISA • AMERICAN EXPRESS ACCEPTED HERE RiOOMFW IfI— t04rwk*..„iiMi4W4»> or widower’s benefit rate at 65 is for the back payments. Any U.S. officials say privately they w/rM pmcES UKt thcsc you could buy any quantity and not lcftovcb stock retroactive payments left over don’t believe there are any remain­ Nguyen Co Thach seeking more B R IS T O l---- H*4N™ .,e*II.M4w^ei.4 equal to 100 percent of the information. deceased worker’s benefit. "10 after the 6-month period will count ing prisoners. discover what the amount will be in as a resource. MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Jan. 23, 1986 - tl to - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Jan. 23, 1986

Philip Morrl^ Inc. 1'WW> BUSINESS Business ecau se In Brief State Bank declares dividend Mutual funds lend portfolio securities The Board of Directors of Manchester State >tew Players u Bank has declared a dividend of $1.50 per share, bank President Nathan G. Agostinelli has sions. I had sold real estate and was under the Q U E S TIO N : At the annual meeting of the mutual announced. impression sellers pay commissions. Not so, the fund in which I have invested, sharehoiders were The dividend represents a 50% increase over broker collected big commissions on m y purchases. I asked to vote on two proposals to allow the fund to lend the previous high dividend of $1.00 per share, he would never have bought, if I had known about those its portfolio securities. Both proposals were approved said in a news release. comihissions. by majority vote of shares at the meeting. The dividend will be paid to stockholders of Investors* I am 72 and may have to sell m y house, because of Enclosed are two pages from the annual meeting record as of December 31, 1985, and payable on the terrible financial situation the broker put me in. Is notice describing the proposals. I have read and Friday. Guide there anything I can do about this? reread them and get more confused each time. Any time anyone changes what I originally signed up for, it. William A. Doyle A N S W E R : The broker was required to give you a Photo Hutch Joins chamber makes me leery. copy of the mutual fund’s prospectus before you made Is this a normal, safe way for a mutual fund to R ay’s Photo Hutch at 288 Center St. has joined that investment. The same rule applies to the oil and handle other people's money? the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce. gas fund, if that was a new offering. Commissions are The photo processing business is owned by Robert A N SW ER : Put your worries to rest. An increasing After deducting its operating costs, all the income a spelled out in each prospectus. G. Owen a n d ______If the broker did not give you prospectus, you can number of mutual funds lend portfolio securities. mutual fund riceives is passed on to shareholders as Christine E. try to nab him for that rule violation. You might also Many funds have been doing it for years. It can be dividends. Assuming your mutual fund collects a Owen. accuse him of not following the “ suitability rule” by counted as a normal thing. sizable amount of interest on portfolio security loans,' The Owens are putting you into that highly speculative oil and gas It’s also safe, if it's done judiciously. The pages you your dividends will be increased. members of the fund. Some people can afford to take that kind of risk. sent along show that’s how your mutual fund will the National Fed­ Based on your letter, you can’t. handle things. Q U E S TIO N : After my husband died, I went to a eration of Inde­ The fund will lend securities it owns only to solid broker to invest the money m y husband left. I told the You can complain to the Office of Consumer Affairs, pendent Busi­ broker-dealers, banks and other reputable institu­ broker I had to live on the income from investments. Securities and Exchange Commission, 450 Fifth St., ness and of the tions. And, when securities are put out on loan, the Another lady was with me and heard me tell him "I N.W ., Washington, DC 20549. But be aware that you International fund will receive 100 percent of their value in cash or can’t gamble” will have to prove the broker acted improperly. It’s Freelance P^oto- U.S. government .securities. The broker had me invest $55,000 in a high yield going to be his word against yours and your lady graphers Organization. The motive behind all this is to produce more mutual fund and $45,000 in an oil and gas fund. He told friend’s. income for the mutual fund. The fund will collect me I could sell these investments back in a short time. . 5ii^ interest when it lends securities. That interest will be He didn’t say I would get back only five cents on the Vonderkall added to the other income the fund receives, as dollar in the oil and gas fund, which is what would Doyle welcomes written questions, but he can is honored interest and/or dividends from the bonds and stocks it happen if I sold now. Robert T . Vpn- Furthermore, the broker never mentioned commis- provide answers only through the column. 2 derkall of Mutual Benefit Life Insu­ rance Company State to review was one of 45 field force repre­ Robert G. Owen sentatives who practices of recently attended the company’s 1985 Leaders Conference honoring agents at the firm ’s 5 corporate headquarters in Newark, N.J. Vonderkall is associated with Clough, O s b e ri 3 insurance firms Vonderkall, Manchester, and is a resident of Manchester. He participated in a series of workshops designed to enhance sales techniques H A R TF O R D (U P I) — State Insurance Commis­ and business knowledge. sioner Peter W. Gillies says he will send examiners The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company, into the field to determine if insurance companies and with assets of more than $9 billion, is the 15th agencies are using improper marketing practices. largest insurance company in the United States. Gillies said the Insurance Department has resolved It offers a full range of personal financial some complaints where companies improperly products and services. canceled policies or lines of insurance or failed to give adequate notice to customers before canceling Stock prices continue slide coverage. N E W Y O R K — Stock prices continued to slide The commissioner said he now wants to know if the in early trading today as traders remained problems are isolated or widespread and will conduct preoccupied with worries about plunging oil the insurance marketing practices review dealing prices. with commercial insurance sold in Connecticut. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials retreated below the 1,500-level, falling 4,01 to “ I can’t simply sit back and wait for the telephone to 1,498.28 by 10; 30 a.m. on Wall Street. ring." Gillies said at a news conference Wednesday. “I simply wanttogivenoticetothe companies — be on Losers outnumbered gainers by 3 to 2 on the New York Stock Exchange. The N Y S E composite the lookout, we’re coming.” Herald photo by Baihew index slipped 0.32 to 117.43. The effort will involve review of cancellation and Top Realtors non-renewal practices and cost and pricing practices The market has been jolted all week by taoeaL as well as on-site audits at insurance firms to compare concerns that weak energy costs could spell J Frank J.T. Strano, back row right, is the vice president, and Michael Crockett, actual pricing with filed rate schedules and plans. trouble for oil companies and banks that have loans outstanding to oil exporting countries and J new president of the Manchester Board right front, first vice president. Past Gillies also said he is asking Gov. William A. O ’Neill other loans that have energy-related assets as of Realtors. Other board members president Jeff Keith is in center front. to include about $200,000 in the Insurance Department collateral. elected at a recent luncheon meeting Robert D. Murdock, top left, is the new budget for the next fiscal year to create a permanent are Tony Wasilefsky, front left, second secretary-treasurer of the organization. unit to monitor insurance marketing practices. . .643-2711 A Classified.. • Household Goods Business Opportunities Store/Otflce Space Rates For advertisements to be Notices Resort Property W\isc tor Sale published AAondav. the deod Situation Wonted Minimum: AAisc. (or Rent Home ond Garden IS Lo st/Fo und...... 01 Employment Info. line 2:30 p.m. on Fridov Wanted to Rent Pets 4 L in e s Personals...... 02 Instruction Roommotes Wanted Musical Hems Announcements...... 03 Recreational items Days Per Line Read Your Ad N A u ctio n s...... 04 Real Estate Antiques 1 -5 ...... 75« Clossitied advertisements Services 6 -1 9 ...... S5« Hom es tor Sale Tag Sales ■ are taken bv telephone os a 20 o r m o r e ...... 45« Ifeasteal! Financial Condominiums Services Ottered W anted to Duv convenience Lots/Land tor Sale Painting/Popering The Manchester Herold is AAortgages...... 11 Investment Property Building/Cant roc ting responsible onivtoroneincor Personal Loons...... 12 Business Property Raoting/Siding A u to m o tive Deadlines rect insertion ond then only Insurance...... 13 Resort Property Heating/Plumbing tor the size ot the originol Wanted to Borrow ...... 14 Flaaring Cars Trucks (or Sale For clossitied advertise­ insertio n \ % Income Tax Service AAotorcvcIes Bicycles ments to be published Tues­ E r r o r s w hich do not lessen Employment Rentals Services Wanted Rec Vehicles day through Saturday, the the value ottheadvertisement Rooms tor Rent F o r Sale Auto Services deadline is noon on the dov will not be corrected bv an & Education Apartments tor Rent Autos tor Rent Lease betore publication. additional insertion. Holiday/Seosonol 61 AAisc A utom otive Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes for Rent

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Found — Roaming He- Emergency? In AAanches- Part Time Inserters Secretary Needed for Receptlonist/Secretary Driver — For weekday New Real Estate Agency lalne Road area about 2 ter, dial 911 for fire, wanted. Call 647-9946, ask busy AAanchester real est­ for Orthondontic office.. afternoons and Satur­ opening In Manchester. LOST AND FOUND years. Large buff colored, police, medical help. fo r Bob. ate firm . AAust have good No prior experience ne­ days. Floral deliveries In Experienced agents, long haired male cat. technical and communi­ cessary If you enlov the Manchester and vicinity. you’ll love our commis­ 649-4942. Teachers, Teacher's cation skills for varied public. Must be willing to Ideal for retired person. sion schedule. New Aides and Substitutes for challenging activities. drive to Rocky Hill. Dr. Call Brown's Flowers, 643- Agents, free training Employment day care center. Flexible This 35 hour salaried posi­ W illiam Oliver, 649-7832. 8455, ask for Ron. available. Call Mr. Cur­ hours. Call 646-7090. tion offers security, paid tiss, Stoneledge Realty Lost — Jonuary 17th, PERSONALS & Education vacation and holidays. 646-2735. 2 Contact Julie Pelletier of small gray female cat, Alterations. Experienced Maintenance Mechanic Wanted 50 people who ERA Blonchard 0i Ros- white flea collar, answers seamstress, full or part needed to learn and main­ to Fritzle. Vicinity of seriously wont to lose setto Realtors, 646-2482. Sales/lmmedlate full and tim e. Call 643-4809. tain high tech car wash Cooper HIM Street, 646- weight. For more Infor­ system, must be willing to part time openings for 1052. Child's pet. mation. Coll 646-9370 after I HELP WANTED assume responsibility mature salesperson. Cafeteria Workers— Sub­ Kings &100’s Count fern. 4pm . Housekeeping — 20 hours Automotive Repair Me­ while working In this Apply at the Diamond stitutes needed Imme­ Floral Designer — Expe­ per week at private home chanic for full time posi­ experimental car wash Showcase, Manchester diately. Apply at school Also available in Menthol rienced. Send resmumeto In Glastonbury. Own tion. Some experience 0, facility. The successful P a rk a d e . cafeteria office, 45 North Phyllis Parkin, Hebron transportation, referen­ tools required. Valid CT candidate will be Involved School Street, Manches­ HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Florist, 65 AAain St., He­ ces and dependability re-' drivers license. Salary ne­ In future Installations of Part Time Help Needed. ter. 647-3461. 3 bron, CT 06248. quired. Call 659-2953. gotiable. 247-3493, osk for this unique equipment Grocery/retall back­ W ayn e. package. Excellent pay ground and/or knowledge Woman Wanted to care and full company benef­ of basic nutrltlan a defi­ fo r 1 y e a r old In o u r h o m e , Electrician-Apprentices its. Apply In person Tues­ nite plus. Call 9am-5pm, 9am-5pm, 5 days weekly. NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED MAIDTO-ORDER OPERATORS Career opportunities for day thru Saturday at the 646-8178. References required. Call experienced pre- Gentle Touch Car Wash, 649-9950 after 5:30pm. IN BOLTON AREA Join our growing house- "New" operation open­ reglstered apprentices. 344 Broad Street, Man­ Kings: 10 mg "tar," 0.8 mg nicotine- cleaning staff. We pro­ ing In February In Man­ EOE. 203-243-9543, Bloom­ chester. Please ask for Hairdresser — part time, vide: chester has openings on field Electric Co. m a n a g e r. nail person or manicurist 100's: 12 mg "tar," 0.9 mg nicotine av. per cigarette by FTC methorl first and second shift for • Flexible work schedule, Port Time Help to wrap port time. Will train. Im­ the following: Lake 8L full or part time flower bouquets. Will mediate Openings. 647- Cidar Mill Rd. • Silk screening train. Flexible hours to fit 9385 or 647-8716. Brookfield 8L Dolton • Excellent wage program operators Ar« you tho kind your schedule days, even­ • Payment for your drive • Hot stamping CLERK of poraon who ings and weekends. Good You can make excellent E. Middle Tpko. time to work operators pay. 649-8090. foTtlK price (C2lt ... Ilkss to meet poople? dish cloths from the mesh LInloy 8L Part tim e to aasist in a SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: Quitting Smoking • Health Insurance • Material handler bags In which oranges, Carpontor Rd. Manc.-Dplton variety of challenging ... likes to be creelIvsT Are you an antique lover? potatoes, onions, etc. are • Inspector Read the offerings In Clas­ • Enjoyable work responsibilities, aver­ ... likes to sKirk wHh sold. Just boll for 15 Now. Greatly Reduces Serious Risks to Your Health. Bluarldga Dr. atm osphere Experience preferred ooflipulere? sifie d e v e ry d a y to fin d the minutes In water to which Manchoator but will train. Apply In age typing skills a endertxiwouM llketobeeee- Items or Items you’d like Balta Dr. • Advancement chlorine bleach has been opportunities p e rs o n . must. Flexible hours. cretery In e busy, people-oft- to own. 643-2711. added. Put still good but MIr's suggested pricing based on full-price brands Call 647-4651 tor In­ ented, niell-equlp^ office? no-longer needed furni­ Agolle Melded Pradoets YES? Then send your reeums ture and appliances back Escape the Minimum terview and further Service Station Attendant MANCHESTER HERALD 20 Mountain St.. Rockville to P.O. Box S47, Meneheeter — Part Time. Apply at Into use by selling them wage trap, call 659-2953 d e ta ils . 08040. Gil's Auto, Route 6, with a lowown price ->■ Now taking applications 643- 7405. Auster, sports editor, the Manchester area. Home repairs. You nome Father and son. Pdst, Ing services Complete Hk# now. Swlallzlng In ties. Available February body condition. 77,000 Grnoda 4 dr., $995; 77 Wgn. — 82 Ford Thunder- for 1 bedroom handi­ miles. $700. 742-8843. bird — 82 Tovoto Corolla Manchester Herald, Sales ability a must. Expe­ It, we do It. Free esti­ dependable service... home repairs and remo-..older floors, natural and Manchester. Newer du­ 15th. 742-0502. Datsun F8, $895; 74 Audi 79 Mercury Marquis weekdays before 10 o.m., deling. Quality wtnfL AM- itetned.. No waxing onv- capped apartment, $415 to plex with private yard, 2 For Sole — Sears Exer­ Fox, $895. Bud’s Motor SR5. Superior's 72 hour rience with volunteer de­ mates. Insured. 643-0304. Painting, Poperhanglhg $444 a month. Applicants cise bike, like new. $85. loaded, $2,195; 79 Pinto 643-2711. velopment helpful. Rep­ ft Removal. Call 646-5761. erences, licensed and In- more. John VerfaUle. Coll bedrooms, IV3 baths, wall 84 Reliant 4 dr. sdn. ot/oc, Sales, 649-8309. money back guarontee on must supply handicap In­ to wall carpeting, applian­ Call Carol, 8am-5pm. 643- exc. cond., $1,695; 80 Ca­ all vehicles listed. Super­ lies stating education, Hawkes Tree Service — sured. Coll 6468165. 6465750. $5,895; 84 Dodge Omni 4 dillac El Dorado loaded, formation with applica­ ces and garage. $575 a 7164.0 ior Auto, 646-0563. Dental Receptionist — experience and salary Bucket Truck (• Chipper. Painting and Paperhang­ For Sale dr. sdn. ot/oc, $5,195; 84 85 Datsun Kino Cob $7,495; 82 Comoro low Manchester office. 4 day tion. Rent Includes heat, month. 643-1271. loaded, $9,995; 83 Buick level to Field service Stump Removol. Free Es­ ing — Exterior ond Inte­ Robert E. Jarvis, hot water, range, refriger­ Automatic baby swing. Dodge Colt 2 dr. deluxe, miles T top, $6,995; 78 week. Experience neces- Assistant, 237 East Center timates. Special consider- rior, ceilings repaired. 18k, $4,495; 84 Chrysler Riviera turbo, $8,995; 83 1983 Mercury Capri Building-Remodeling 1 ^ INCOME TAX ator, disposal, elevator ft Spacious one bedroom, Excellent condition. Used Firebird std., $2,495; 80 Hatchback — 4 speed, sorv. Send resume to Box Street, Manchester, 06040. otion tor Elderly and Han­ References, fully Insured. Specialist. Additions, oof- New Yorker, loaded, Datsun Maximo Won., Grand Prix loaded sun­ M, c/o Manchester SERVICE laundry. Phone 528-6522. refInIshed apartment on HOUOAY/ four months. $25. Coll $6,995; 82 Dotsun 200 SX 26,000 miles, sunroof, Degree preferred. dicapped. 647-7553. Quality work. Martin oges, roofing, siding, kit­ 647-OOOe.a $8,995; 83 Dodge Omni, 4 roof, $4,995; 76 Jaguar 2 Herald. Mottsson, evenings, 649- East Center Street. Plenty ED SEASONAL dr. $3,695; 83 Chrysler notchbock, $5,995; 81 Dat­ AM /FM tope. Best otter. chens, bathrooms, re- Bolton — 2 room effi­ of storage. $495/month XJ12 loaded, $7,195; 79 644-3843 otter 5:30pm. Hairdresser. Accepting Delivering rich loam — 5 4431. p I 0 c e m e n t LeBoron 4 dr. loaded, sun 2102dr. sdn.,$3,195; 81 Plot 128 4 dr., $1,295; 78 Experienced Furniture ciency apartment tor Im­ Including heat. Available 1986 Gardening Calendars Datsun 210 2dr. sdn. oc/ot, applications for full and yards, $65 plus tax. Sand, wlndows/doors. 643-6712. ^ Seasoned hardwood 4' by UConn Experts. $3. $4,995; 82 Chrysler Le- Hondo Accord, $1,195. Deliverymen — Moll rep­ part time positions. llnglBr's Tax Servfeg mediate occupancy. Feb. 1. 649-8665. $4,595; 81 Datsun Moxlmo 84 Chew Covoller, $6,395; gravel, & stone. 643-9504. $375/monthlv Includes lengths, 2 cords. $99. 646- 644- 1178.0 Boron 4 dr., $4,895; 82 Lou's Auto Soles, 646-5555. lies to Box N, c/o Man­ Friendly surroundings. FHIng'personal and business 8590. Reliant 4 dr. loaded, 4 dr., $5,995. Decormler 81 Olds Cutlass Wgn., chester Herald. tax rstums wilhln your home utilities. Looking for sin­ Large 3 bedroom duplex, Motor Soles, 643-4165. $5,395; 80 Chew Monte Coll 643-2103. Handyman Steve. Home gle person, no pets. 1 Wedding Gown. Perfect $3,895. Manchester Ply­ 85 Ford Escort 2 dr. 6k, repairs and cleaning, since 1973, also bookkeeping no utilities, parking, bus mouth, 643-2708. Carlo, $4,695; 80 Chew IBUILOINS/ .senrieee available. month security deposit. line, $550/monthly. Secur­ condition with headpiece $5,395; 84 LTD Chrome Tractor Trailer Drivers — Machinists — (Job shop), neat, reliable. Free InoJiraUSEHOLO 80 Buick Century LTD 4 Victoria 4 dr. sdn. oc, Malibu Won., $3,595; 79 No long distance hauling. 3-5 years minimum expe­ IcONTRACHNe |^>9teaae call 040-5346. - Coll 643-7427 after 5:30pm. ity, references. 649-3087. and veil. Only worn once. dr. V-8, $4,995; 82 Chew Chew PU, $2,595; 78 quotes. Manchester home IDZIboqds $95. Call 649-6520 7pm.o 85 Ford Tempo 4dr. 4 cyl., $8,795; 83 Colony Pork Mall replies to Box N, c/o rience. $6-11 per hour owner. 649-1158, Steve Impolo Won., V-8, $6,495; Chew Malibu, $2,295; 77 Farrand Remodeling — i#. Lovely 3 year old 2 bed­ Manchester — Available at, $7,995; 84 Ford Tempo Won. 8 cvl. loaded, $7,995; 3 Manchester Herald. 82 Olds Cutlass Supreme Chew Blazer 4x4, $4,095; depending on experience. Glorratana. Used Refrigerators, Smith Corona Portable B3 Fairmont 4 dr. sdn. 6 40-45 hours per week. Cabinets, roofing, gut-- HOMES room townhouse, near Immediately. One, two 4 dr. 4 cvl., $6,495; 84 Coupe, $7,295; 82 Buick 72 Jeep Waooneer, 4x4, Fogortv Brothers Ba-^ l^ ^ |r a leash buv<^ for I HOMES I bus line. All appliances Washers, Ranges — Typewriter — Manual, Chevrolet Celebrity Won., cvl. ot/ps, $4,495; 82 Es­ Malor medical, life Insu­ ters, room additions,' FOR SALE and three bedroom apart­ Regal Coupe V-6 43k, cort 2 dr. sdn. at. $3,595; 82 $1,295. Al's Auto Sales, decks, all types of remo­ throom remodeling; in-^We^ems you'd llke.to sell FOR SALE Including dishwasher, ments. $425, $495, $525, clean, guoranteed, parts working condition. V-6, at, $6,495; 83 Chev­ $7,495; 83 Chrysler Le- 87548300. rance, 2 weeks vacation ond service. Low prices. Ford Country Squire and B holidays paid. Con­ deling and repairs. FREE staltotlon water heaters,$l* dasy.'JM let our road- washer 8, dryer hookup In heat and hot water In­ Cleaned. Manual. $50.649- rolet Comoro, V-6, 5 spd., Boron Coupe loaded, Day Care In my home. estimates. Fully Insured. garbage dlsdOsols; faucet lOfS'lfHiow what you Jhove All real estate advertised basement, air condition­ B.D. Pearl ft Son, 649 2696.P $7,295; 82 Chew Chevette Wgn. loaded, $5,195; 81 Clerical — Smoll office, tact Bill Thurston, 649- Just Listed! 3 bedroom cluded. J.D. Real Estate, $7,495; 83 Buick Regal Ford Escort 2 dr. low 77 Scirrocco real clean, diversified duties, ac­ Infants and up. Call Telephone 643-6017, offer repairs. 646409. Vlsa/iyi; tor sole wflh an od in In the Manchester Herald ing, walkout recroom- 646-1980. Main Street, 643-2171. 4 cvl. 4 spd., $2,995; 81 Coupe V-6 37k, $7,995 ; 84 2343 or 649-3817. Ranch near the South American Heritage Mag­ miles, $2,995; 81 Mazda626 $2,195 — 77 Rabbit 2 dr., counts receivable, tele­ Donna at 649-1593. 6pm, 647-8509. osterCordaccept. ' .^-CIOssIflM. 643-2711. ■ Is subject to the federal /bosement. $600, no utili­ Ford Granada, 6 cvl. at. Chew Cavalier Won. at, $1,295 — 74 VW Bugs, 4 to Windsor town line! ties, no pets. Days, Wood burning stove. Coll azine Cumulative Index. $5,295; 80 Ford F-lOO PU 6 4 dr. $2,995; 84 Bronco II 6 phones, record, keeping, Cleaning person for day Breezewav and 2 cor gar­ Fair Housing Act of 1968, Immediate Occupancy. 4 $5,995. Clyde Chevrolet, Choose from. Save — 72 which mokes It Illegal to 646-1180, evenings, 871- room apartment near bus 649-3997. Price $30.o 1954-1982. Originally $50. cyl. 3 spd., $4,495; 79 cvl. 4 spd., $9,295; 84 F250, some typing, all'benefits. care center, evening m m age! Hlgh80-sl Blanchard 872-9111. 4x4 8 cyl., $10,500. Backus VW Bug sunroof real 647-9137. advertise any preference, 2340. line, adults, no pets, 1 car, In unopened mailing box. Chevrolet Suburban 4x4 hours. Call 646-7090. ft Rossetto Real Estate, Kitchen Choirs — Four $20. 568-4456.0 Motor Inc. 649-6257. clean, $1,395 — 72 VW Bug limitation or discrimina­ security. 649-1265. ot, $5,995. Monaco Ford, 80 Toyota Cellco, $4,695; 4 spd., $1,095 — 71 VW 646-2482. 4 Room Apartment — vinyl swivel. $99. 643- 633-9403. HDMES tion based on race, color, 84 Pontiac T-1000, $4,795; 77 Mustang — 4 speed. Convertible real clean, religion, sex or national $440, utilities not Included. 8422.D 84 Plymouth Voyager, $2,495 — 71 VW Bug, $895. HELP WANTED FOR SALE In Ground Pool with Pri­ Central location. 649-1240 Excellent Inferior. New HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED vacy — Roomy Forest origin, or on Intention to HOMES 85 Ford 1-10 Dump 10ml; $9,399; 84 Subaru Won., point and ports. No rust Silk Town Motors, Tim make any such prefer­ between 8pm-10pm or Wood Coffee Table — PETS 84 Caprice Classic loaded $6,49S; 81 Dotusun G-X M orlorlty, 643-6217. DARI-FARMS Hills Colonial with 4 large 8om-10pm Saturday 8< FOR RENT With slate and brass. but dent In rear quarter. Custodian, Glostonbury Make Me An O tte rll! bedrooms, 2'/3 baths, 2 car ence, limitation or dis­ 15ml; 84 Ltd. Cr. Vic. 4 dr. 310, $2,895; 83 Hondo Pre­ $700 or best otter. 742-9492, Automotive Cor Cleaner crimination. The Herald Sunday. M 25"x61“ . $89. 644-9892 after 80 Chevette 2 dr., $2,995 — Teacher Aide — The Man­ Owners would like quick garage with electric open­ Free To Good Home — 2 loaded 20ml; 84 Von Vo- lude, $8,995; 81 AMC — Full time, experienced Public Schools, 12 month 2 Bedroom year round 5pm.u 569-8853. 82 Capri 2 dr., $5,995 — 82 ICE CREAM, INC. chester Board of Educa­ or will train. Self- position. Applications sale. Lovely 8% room ers, 1st floor fam ily room will not knowingly accept very well trained and nogon Won. loaded 9ml; Spirit, $2,795; 78 Dodge tion Is seeking a special any advertisement which Manchester — 1 bedroom house In Coventry. Walk 84 Cavalier Won. ot/oc Aspen Wgn., $2,295; 81 Olds Cutlass 4 d r.,$6,495 — motivated and energetic. available from Glaston­ split level In Rockledge with beamed ceilings and 4 room apartment, fully Pfaltzgraff “Brown Drlb“ adorable cats. Very 1980 Monte Carlo — 2 door education aide for one area. Featuring 3 bed­ fireplace, formal dining Is In violation of the law. to lake. Call after 5pm, friendly, non destructive 12ml; 83 Mustang convert Honda Accord 4 dr., automatic, 75,000 miles. 83 Cavalier 2 dr. hatch­ has immediate openings for telephone Must hove valid license. bury Board of Education, appllonced kitchen, 1 cor 647-9615. dishes for eight. $50. In­ back, $5,695 — 83 Jeep C J7 student. Full time posi­ Please coll 289-1062, leave 2323 Williams Street, Glas­ rooms, 2.5 baths, beauti­ room, fully appllonced and extremely lovable. loaded 6ml; 83 Chevy $5,595; 80 VW Rabbit 4 dr., Excellent condition, cloth order person. This person should have tion. No benefits. Effec­ Greet DuplexI West Side! garage, heat and utilities cludes several extra pie­ window von loaded 22ml; $3,295. Manchester (3), $8,195 — 83 Ford message. tonbury, CT 06033. Phone ful stone fireplace, secur­ kitchen, sliders to pool Included. No pets. Secur­ ces. 643-8647.a M oving February 1st. Interior. $3,900 or best tive Immediately. Contact ity system and central side patio, with stockade 6-6 In excellent condition. Need to find good home 84 CMC % ton PU 20ml; 84 Hondo, 646-3515. offer. 649-6684. Ranger 4wd, $7,295 — 83 excellent telephone manners and be 633-5231, Ext. 441. EOE. ity deposit. 1 year lease. Ford Ranger Cap., $5,495 Mrs. Fournier, 647-3484. Dependable S itte r — M/F. o/c. Call today. Tomor­ fencing for guaranteed New roof, large rooms, 2 STORE AND for our babies. Pleose coll Isuzu 4x4 PU 8ml. Bor- capable of data entry on a P.C. terminal. EOE. car garage and a treed $475. 649-0795. White Console sewing ma­ low’s Motor Soles, 875- 84 VW Rabbit stick 4 cvl. — 84 AMC Eagle Won. (2), Manchester. Saturdays, row might be too late! privacy. Other features OFFICE SPACE chine and choir. $99. 649- 643-2935. 85 Mazda 626 LX Sedan — Applications are now being taken Mon­ Jackson 8, Jackson Real Include: aluminum sid­ loti A great buy! Blan­ 2538. grey; 83 Dodge Scamp PU All power, sunroof, auto­ $9,195 — 85 Renault Al­ 6:30om-3:30pm. $3/hour Person Experienced In H 3396 daytim e. 646-3665 liance 4 dr. (2), $5,495. day - Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. or send may bring child. Own Insurance office needed to Estate, 647-8400 or 646- ing, central vacuum, out­ chard ft Rossetto Real at 4 cvl. red; 82 Ford Von matic, cruise, air, like Estate, 646-2482.D FOR SPARKLING wood­ Office Space — Excellent - evenings.p MUSICAL % ton at V-8 white; 82 Bolles Motors, 875-2595. resume to transporfatlon, 3 referen­ do port time clerical and 8646. door gas grill, situated on work, tile, glass and location with ample park­ 81 Citation at ps, $2,895; 81 new. Asking $10,300. 649- AUTO PARTS ces, 742-7004 after 5pm. secretarial work for small child sofe cul-de-sac. Ask­ ITEMS Toyota Corolla Won., Ford F-150 PU Std. white; IB165. Manchester — Well main­ painted surfaces, add ing. 600, 400 ft 300 so. ft. Westinghouse Electric 81 AMC Eagle 4x4 at 84 BMW 3181, $12,995; 82 J agency In Coventry. Call By Owner — 6 Room ing $146,900. Century 21 $3,995; 81 Mustang ot/ps, Auto Parts Counterper­ tained 7 room Cope, first three tablespoons of office suites ore now Range, White, 40t. Good silver; 80 Toyota PU SR5 Cadillac Cimarron, DARI-FARMS ICE CREAM INC. Reliable Sitter Needed for George Klerstead, Kler- Cope, 1!/j baths, recently Jockston-Showcase, 646- washing soda to a quart of available. 649-2891. Condition. $50. 643P2363 or Lloyd's AM /FM stereo $3,695; 79 Regal 38k, 1980 Hondo Civic — Auto­ son. Should have some remodeled, principals floor family room with and 8-track stereo car­ stick brown; 84 Thunder- matic, AM /FM cassette, $4,995; 85 Cadillac Sdn. 40 Tolland Stage Road my 4 year old. 2 days a stead Insurance, 742-8064. 1316. warm water and wash. No 649-3335. $3,695; 79 Aspen Wgn., DeVllle, $14,995; 85 Cadil­ new car dearlership ex­ week, 9am-2pm. Indian only. $88,500. Coll 646-3091 fireplace, enclosed sun tridge plover and turnta­ $2,895; 79 Chevette 4 spd., bird at V-8 block; 79 very good condition. perience to service shop porch, complete applian­ rinsing required. For Store for Rent. Heat, air, Chew Comoro at V-8 red; lac Coupe DeVllle, Tolland, CT 06084 Notch, Bolton Lake area. otter 5pm. New Year, New Listing. sparkling results when parking. Main street. Ex­ Like New 14 cu. ft. Indus­ ble. Hardly used. Asking $1,595 ; 78 Buick Rlverlo Must sell. $2,200 or best counter Retail-wholesale ces, hardwood and carpet $85. Coll 647-1560 otter 79 Dodge B210 8 pass, at otter. Coll 742-7045. $13,495 ; 83 Cadillac Coupe 649-1212. Aluminum sided, 3 bed­ you hove something to cellent location. Call 649- trial freezer. $350. 649- loaded, $2,895; 77 Rabbit DeVllle, $10,950; 84 VW parts counter duties. SITUATION For Sole By Owner — New floors, a quality home. 5pm, ask for Len. 44k, $1,695. Bolton Mo­ V-8 green; 78 Olds Cutlass I room Cape. Conveniently sell, use a low-cost od In 5334. 9012. 2 dr. at V-8 green. Don’s Jetto 4 dr., $8,495; 83 VW Must be neat in appear­ Full or Part Time Wai­ WANTED custom built 3 bedroom located. Newer roof. Asking $136,000. U ft R classified. tors, 643-9521. ance. Apply in person to: expanded Cope In presti­ Realty, 643-2692. Texaco, 871-0864. PU, $4,995 ; 83 Toyota tress and Cooks. Apply In Nice, flat yard. Wood- Cameron LE 4 dr., $7,995. \ Tim Driscoll. person, Luigis Restau­ gious Manchester neigh­ stove to remain. Don't 1976 Capri — 2.3, 4 cy­ New concept. 2 capable Manchester — $114,900. Llpmon VW, 649-2638. A INJECTION MOLDING Wllllmantic Datsun rant, 706 Hartford Road, women with varied office borhood. Seven spacious wait on this onel $79,900. linder engine, passed em­ 79 Chevette — $1,000 or 1981 Buick Century Ltd. — Manchester. rooms with 2'/3 baths, Strono Real Estate, 647- This spacious B room best offer. Good condi­ experience wish to share home Is located In one of issions but needs some 4 door, white, alr-crulse- Dodge one position. Send replies master suite and large 7653. motor work. Asking $600. tion. Coll before 3pm, oversized bedroom up- Manchester's tine family WIN A $25 automatlc and more. 58K. I MISCELLANEOUS 1132 Main Street Part Time Asslsfant/Re- to Box O, c/o Manchester 649-2633. 643-4422. Asking $4,300. Days, 647- • Molders stolrs, walk-ln closets, neighborhoods. Features I AUTOMOTIVE Willimantic, CT ceptlonlst for Manchester Herald. 9126, evenings, 646-2481. Doctor's office. Mature, fireplace In country kit­ Investment Property, Include 3-4 bedrooms, 3 • Q. C. Inspectors 423-4547 or reliable person, approxi­ chen with oak cabinets Manchester, $149,900. 2 full baths, flreploed fam­ GIFT CERTIFICATE NOTICE TO CREDITOR8 Court of Probate, District of 1957 Chew Hood. $35. Coll SBB-ezn mately 15-20 hours per and trim , two cor garage homes plus excellent loca­ ily room. Possible In-law ESTATE OF Manchester 85. Dodge Arles Wgn. otter 6pm, 646-4298.0 tion - limitless potential GENEVA W. GODIN, late of NOTICE OF HEARING week, some evenings and with full basement. Large situation. Sensibly priced, Manchester, deceased IN RE MARTA GRAVLEJS. ot/ps/pb/ac, $8,295 ; 85 Opportunities for competent peo­ Saturdays possible. Plea­ Real Estate lot with view of Cose tor this excellent Income $114,900. Joyce G. Epstein The Hon. William E. Fitz­ INCAPABLE Dodge 600 4 dr. sdn. Firestone Steel belted ra­ sant personality and flexi­ Mountain. $155,900. Call producing property. One Real Estate, 647-8895. Gerald, Judge, of the Court Pursuant to on order of Hon. ps/pb/oc cruise, $8,995; 84 dial tubeless tire. 721 size N ple willing to take career positions. AUTOMOTIVE bility □ must. Please send 647-9764 tor appointment. home Is a single fam ily, PLAY ot Probate, District ot Man­ William E. FitzGerald, Dodge Omni 4 dr. hatch­ 195/70 R13. New. $25. 649- the other Is a two family. chester at o hearing held on Judge, doted January 7,1986 Join a 19 press-steadily growing SERVICE ADVISOR replies to Box P, c/o Country Club Living In January 16,19M ordered that a hearing will be held on an back at, $4,095 ; 82 Omni 2 9947.0 Manchester Herald. HOMES Don't miss out on this this new executive resi­ all claims must be presented application praying for the dr. Hotchback Sport injection molder of precision gears Customer oriented per­ FOR SALE Sellers, coll Stoneledge opportunity, so call for dence off South Main to the fiduciary on or before authority to sell certain real Coupe at/oc, $3,995; 81 Realty tor Information "PHONE NUMBER" 1985 Toyota Corollo Cus­ son with automotive re­ details right away! D.W. Street! A masterpiece In April 19,1986 or be barred as estate situated In the Town of Mercury Lynx Wgn. at, tom fender guard. Cost with an outstanding reputation. pair knowledge to write regarding our guaranteed by law provided. Manchester, County of Hart­ Fish Realty, 643-1591 or design and construction. Mary Lou Taylor, ford as In said application on $3,095; 77 Dodge Aspen 4 $85, price $35. Used one repair orders and service Feast Your Eyes....On this sales plan, negotiable list­ 871-1400. $174,900. Blanchard ft Ros­ dr. sdn. at/ps, $2,595. Her­ Of course-modern plant and ing fees ore available. JACKPOT Clerk file more fully appears, at the week. 649-6409.D customers' needs. Must rendering of a new con­ setto Real Estate, 646- The fiduciary Is: Court ot Probate on Fe­ man Motors Inc., 875-3311. equipment with generous com­ have good work record temporary home being Home buyers, will vour Carl A. Williams bruary 11, 1986 at 2:15 P.M. Join Avon Nowl Help us 2482. 101 Cromwell St. Mary Lou Taylor, For Sole — Four G-78 and be neat in appear­ celebrate 100 years of constructed In a lovely Income carry a mort­ Contemporary Flair — pensation. gage? Do you hove no IN THE MANCHESTER HERALD Hartford, CT 06114 regular thread tires. Like ance. Apply in person to beauty. Earnings are Glastonbury neighbor­ Bolton, $116,900. All qual­ 031-01 05^01 TOWN OF ANDOVER new. 875-3232. $99.o Please, call tor appointment or George Mason, Service spectacular, work hours hood. 4 bedrooms, 2Vi money down? We may be ity construction with a CDNDDMINIUMS The Town of Andover Board baths, fireplace and lots able to help. Coll Mr. taste of the future. There ot Tax Review will meet on stop to complete application. Manager. are flexible. For a limited I FDR SALE LEGAL NOTICE 4 Pro-trac tires, 2 S70 14's time only, $5 start up tee. of extra special features. Curtiss, Stoneledge are skylights In the kit­ February 3, 1986 from 7-8 PM & 2 G60 14's. Good condi­ Wllllmantic Datsun Realty, 646-2735. chen and bath, cathedral TOWN OF BOLTON on February 5, 1984 from 7-8 Every fifth person that Coll to set up on appoint­ ^ Win a chance for a $25 Gift Certificate to ShopRIte. OFFICIAL NOTICE BOARD OF TAX REVIEW PM and on February 8, 1986 tion. $200. 6 ET-Mogs, Dodgs alls, start up fee Is free, ment to meet the builder. beamed ceilings and a Manchester, $52,900. It's The Bolton Board otTax Review of the Town otBolton, Con­ at 10:30 AM at the Town Of­ PLASTICS GEARING TECHNOLOGY okay, throw thot ole snow white, $125. Call 643-4900 1132 Main Street all Marie, 523-9401. Jackson 8, Jackson Real Selling? We Need Youl large deck. This home has necticut will be In session In theTown Hall, 222Bolton Center fice Building, School Rood, after 6:30pm., ask tor Art. 1395 Tolland Turnpike, Manchester, CT Willimantic, CT Estate, 647-8400 or 646- 1985 was a record break­ a very open and airy floor shovel owovl You won't A prize awarded weekly. Rood, Bolton, Connecticut on the following days during the Andover,. CT to hear grie­ 8646. ing year In soles! We're plan and the rooms are be needing It when you month ot February, 1986. vances relative to property 643-6340 .423-4547 ______Part Time Bread Making, Wednesday, Februory 12, 1986 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm ossessments. 4 B.F. Goodrich Radial make health food bread In selling so many houses oversized so coll now move Into this spacious 2 Mud-Terrain T/A with because you won't find bedroom condo. Quick ^ Enter as often as you like. Saturday, February 15, 1984 10:00 am to 12:00 pm Persons wishing to file o own home. 643-7117. Glastonbury, $115,500. Fo­ that we con otter you a complaint with the Board raised white letters. cus on the future by Free Market Evaluation another quite like It. D.W. occupancy with os little as Monday, February 24,1986 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm may secure on appointment 31x10.50 R15LT M/S. Waitress — 2 to 3 flexible choosing this classy, well- of your property. Coll us Fish Realty, 643-1591 or $2,465.00 down. FHA dp: M ail or drop off vour entries to the All persons claiming to be aogrelved by the Assessor ot the for the meetinos by colllno Mounted 8< balanced on evenings, 5-9:30pm. No bullt three bedroom today at 646-2482 and 871-1400. proved. Excellent condi­ Town ot Bolton must appear and tile their comololnt to one the Town Office Building 742- Western Cyclone Alumi­ PICTURE THIS tion. Coll to see It today. Manchester Herald, 16 Bralnard Place, Manchester. ot these meetings or at some time scheduled meeting ot sold 7305. Additional meetings Sundays. 649-5487. ranch. Flreploced living make 1986 o special year Board ot Tax Review. will be scheduled It neces- num mags with center room, sliders to deck tor yog...You'll be The winning phone Sentry Real Estate, 643- hubs, 2 regular, 2 for lock 4060. Doted January 20,1986 sorv. Part Time Light Janitor overlooking landscaped amazed how valuable number Isn't In todov- I------1 BOARD OF TAX REVIEW EDWARD M. YEOMANS out hubs. Lug nuts for Work — Mornings or yard and pool. Walk-out vour property Is I “We're ....But keep watching our ILVI CANNON, CHAIRMAN CHAIRMAN, BOARD Plymouth or Dodge. Orig­ $ EXTRA MONEY $ afternoons, 5 hours a day, basement offers a fin­ Selling Houses' Blan­ classified columns for the Counting Your Pen­ I PHONE NUMER JACKPOT JgNTRY PORM { OF TAX REVIEW inal cost, $1,000%. $750 or nies??? Affordably KATHLEEN JOHNSON 4 days a week. Apply at ished room and wood chard ft Rossetto Real Phone Number Jackpot 050-01 042-01 best otter. Coll 647-7702. Able Coll ft Electronics, stove. Sentry Real Estate, Estate, 646-2482. winner! priced at $43,500 this 3 I I room, 1 bedroom condo Is I N a m e ------^ ------| 2 With Your Own Part-Time Job. Howard Road, Bolton. 643-4060. anxiously waiting tor a LEGAL NO'nCE LEGAL NOTICE new owner. Freshly An excellent opportunity for painted and It Includes Address- A cartitled lUt ot REPUBLICAN PO^-endorjed c o n d ld ^ A certified list of DEMOCR ATI C party-endorsed candidates NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED appliances. Located at for the Town of Manehttfor for election m Member* of the for the Town ot Manchester for election os Members ot the Housewives and Mothers with Townhouse III In Vernon. Town Committoo from fh# Voting District* 1-121* on til* In Town Committee from the Voting Districts M2 Is on tile In Phone _ my Otflco at Town Noll, 41 Contor S* < my Office ot Town Hall, 41 Center St., Manchester, Connec­ IN MANCHESTER AREA Call today. Jackson ft ticut and copies ore available for public distribution. young children bring them ticut ond copit* ore avolloble tor public distribution. $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Jackson Real Estate, 647- THE MANCHESTER HERALD Tht numbor of Town Committ** mombon to be elected, The number ot Town Committee members to be elected, all 8400 or 646-8646. under porty rule*, ond th t number of noino* of Candidates under party rules, and the number ot nomes ot Candidates with you and Alexander St. $ $ lnc” hr./start | Trout Stream 7 7 9 9 9 9 • Each week during the contest a similar schedule will be followed. • 7 10 9 9 10 Goiway SL all Imagine 40 acres with 5 5 11 a 8 11 Kerry St. III I No dress code. Casual fun at- | spectacular mountain • Last day the Herald will accept coupons, Feb. 8th. 6 6 12 a 8 12 North SL III views and so. exposure Herald employee* and Iheir tamllies are nol eligible. A primary will bo hold March 4, iwo in tacn or me ooove poi- A primary will bo hold March 4,1986 In etch of the above pol­ $ mosphere. If you enjoy talking $ Itlcol subdivisions In which condldoclts numborlng at loost itical subdivisions In which candidacies numbering at least Union Court III for only $13.28/day. 25% of th t numbor of Town CommlNoo mombors to be 25% ot tho number ot Town CommlNee members to be North Schooi SL III $ on the phone, we might have a $ Hard and soft woods, oloctod by su ch p a ^ in such pollllcol subdivision oro fllod In electod by such party In such political subdivision ore filed In 22 Hours Per Week Sintini Dr. III occordone# with Soc. 9-382 to 9-450, Incluslyo, oMh# 0«noral accordonco with Soc. 9-382 to 9-450, Inclusive, of the General I job for you. We offer a gliaran- | stone walls and lovely RULES * Statutos by parsons other than partynindorsed condld^M Statutes by persons other than porty-ondorsed candidates Koonoy SL III trout stream all on town not Idtor than 4:00 P.M. ot Jonuo^S l, 1 9 ^ p ro v ld ^ the not later than 4:00 P.M. ot January 31, 1986 provided the Salary Plus Gas Allowance Fiorence St. III I teed salary with bonuses. Work | road w/telephone and 1. Entries accepted on Herald Forms ONLY - No Facsmilles. number ot such eondldoclos, plus tho numbor of mdorsod number of such condldoclts, plus the number of endorsed Hiii St. III condldotos for such polltleal submvsion, e x c ^ s mo num- candidates for such political subdivsion, exceeds the num­ I done from our office, four even- | elec. Total price, 2. Winner must claim prize within one week after publication of bor of Town Committoo mombors to oloctod. (If monurn- bor of Town Committoo mombors to bo electod. (It tho num­ SOUND INTERESTING? Hamden St. III $37,900 w/90% financ­ ^ ot opposing condldoclts fllod Is rtductd to loss than such bor of opposing condldoclts Tiled Is reduced to loss than such You can be a Herald Area Adviser and handle and Knighton SL III I ings a week ahd Saturday | winning phone number. ^ In Shy subdWIslon, no primary will bo hold.) Potltlon 25% In any subdivision, no primary wilt be held.) Petition supervise our carrier boys & girls. It you like kids - ing - over 15 years at forms. Instructions, ond Information concernlno tho proct- forms. Instructions, and Information concerning the proce­ Peari 8l III $ mornings. Call Michelle, 647- $ 11'65k full float, current 3. Winner must bring phone number verification to claim prize. dure In filing opposing condldoclts, inoy be obtained from dure In tiling opposing candidacies, may be obtained from want a little independence and your own income... Morv E. Wlllhido, Republican Roglstror ot Voter*, Town Horbort J. Stevenson, Democratic Registrar of Voters, $ 9946, Monday-Thursday eve- $ pymt. $398.40/mo. call Noll, 41 Center St., Manchester, Connecticut. Town Hall, 41 Center St., Manchester, Connecticut. MANCHESTER HERALD today, 9am-8:30pm; A list of winners will be published on February 24. EDWARD TOMKIEL EDWARD TOMKIEL Call NOW 647-9946 f ings, also Saturday mornings. J weekends till 5 pm, 802- TOWN CLERK OF MANCHESTER TOWN CLERK OP MANCHESTER C A LL 647-9946 or 647-9947 694-1571. 0464)1 047-01

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M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Jan. 23. 1986 CONNECTICUT SPORTS FOCUS Moffett hits O’Neill’s ‘free staff, rent’ More than 100 seek Governor’s aide admits use,of state time, facilities NU foes blast Whale not like Kickoff deals V state watchdog post ( )) governor’s announcement speech rate hike request old Kotsy clubs abound Sunday By Judd Everhart Jan. 10 had taken two hours’ HARTFORD (U P I) - The field of candidates for ‘ h® The Associated Press created post of state (nspector general has grown to about lOO ana 1X1 In 1982, questions were raised about O’Neill personal time off to be there. He L u ... p ag e 9 ... page 13 also said the governor’s announce­ more applications could be coming In, officials say. i . j „ « ... p ag e 7 HARTFORD — Democratic gub­ using state mails to distribute campaign- ment speech had been written by A legislative committee screening applications for the watcna g ernatorial candidate Toby Moffett related material. He later reimbursed the O’Neill aide Timothy Bannon at position has extended until Jan. 31 Its deadline for accepting says Gov. William A. O’Neill home. applications and will begin Interviewing candidates the following should not be allowed to conduct state. Jeffrey B. Garfield, executive W66k. j t even the slightest amount of director of the elections commis­ Fifteen candidates have been selected for the initial rou™ campaign-related work out of the printing, free postage and tree sion, said he had received Mof­ interviews, but none of the contenders has been ruled out, said Kep. governor’s office. campaign work has been done fett’s request on Tuesday. William P. Candelori, D-New Britain, co-chairman of the screening “ We think this goes to the from this office,” adding that gasoline. “ If you add that up. a campaign “ I ’m studying the issues raised committee. . . . ___ integrity of the process and we O’Neill “ has been very, very The inspector general’s office was created under a law enacted that’s anywhere near being rea­ in the letter and will respond to Mr. intend to pursue it,’’ said Moffett, a adamant about that.” But when last year to conduct “ preemptive” inspections and investigations oi sonably geared up, you’re talking Caplan as soon as possible.” former congressman who is chal­ pressed about copies of the speech programs related to the collection and distribution of state funds and lenging O’Neill for this year’s and the letter, he confirmed that about $50,000 to $100,000.” Moffett Garfield said. said. “ I think it’s a classic and He declined comment on the Democratic gubernatorial O’Neill staffers had done that Under the law creating the office, the legislative screening unfortunate case of taking power practice of having the governor’s nomination. work, committee will recommend three candidates to the state auditors, ilaurhratrr) Manchester — A City ol Village Charm limlh staff make copies of campaign- On Wednesday, O’Neill aide Jon for granted and taking taxpayers “ This is a new twist on public related materials, saying “ those who will then choose one whose name will go back to the luii Sandberg acknowledged that the for granted.” financing of campaigns.” said Marc Caplan. Moffett’s cam­ are the kinds of issues being Legislatire for confirmation. governor’s staff made copies for Moffett. “ Apparently the O’Neill An initial round of advertising late last year in Connecticut the media of the governor’s paign chief, had asked the elec­ raised.” approach is that just one candidate He said he expected to have a newspapers brought in ” a little over 50 applications,” said David B. 25 Cents re-election announcement speech tions commission to look into Friday, Jan. 24, 1986 gets public funds ” response for Caplan in a week or Ogle, executive director of the Office of Legislative Management. and a letter from mayors and first questions about how much, if any, two. selectmen endorsing O’Neill. Moffett said O'Neill has been a campaign work could be done by Subsequent advertising in out-of-state newspapers and Moffett said he would wait for The time and money it took to candidate for re-election since O’Neill’s staff during business tions targeted to black and Hispanic readers have brought n Garfield’s response before decid­ make and distribute the copies creating his campaign committee hours. additional applications, with the total now at about 100, Ogle said in October and should have had a In 1982. questions were raised ing what further action to take. Human services leader says outlook isn’t bright may have been minimal but the He noted that a campaign issue was raised last week by separate campaign office operat­ about O'Neill using state mails to He estimated that about 55 percent of the applicants are from distribute campaign-related mate­ finance report filed this month by Moffett in a letter to the state ing since then. Connecticut. The names of the applicants are being withheld from session of the General Assembly. Department of Income Mainte­ rial. He later reimbursed the state, O’Neill’s campaign committee By Susan Vaughn have lifelong medical problems begins Feb. 5 is the lack of minority groups. Elections Enforcement Instead. Moffett said, “ we're the public as is common in personnel matters. The governor’s package in­ nance, said today. Sandberg said that O'Neill showed that he had raised $26,317 Herald Reporter such as mental retardation, cere­ accessibility to proper health care The percentage of non-white Commission. talking about three months of free cludes money for school-based Melmed said his organization staffers who had attended the so far but spent nothing. bral palsy, learning disabilities for thousands of children in the Connecticut women who had ac­ At first, Sandberg said that “ No rent, free phones, free staff, free health clinics and preventive and other human services groups Because it refuses to pay $450 in and chronic lung problems, state, Melmed said. Lack of cess to prenatal care dropped from health care services for the work­ will ask the Legislature to raise the 2 prenatal care costs for some poor Melmed said. prenatal care results in high infant 72 percent in 1979 to 66 percent in ing poor. Melmed pointed out that income limits so that more poor women, the state has wound up “ Kids born unhealthy cost a lot mortality and low birth weights, he 1983, Melmed said. 2 many women in the state who are people will qualify for Medicaid footing $100,000 hospital bills for and they cost a lot further on in life. said. “ You are seeing a situation ‘Demon’ working for minimum wage make benefits. The social service agen­ CALDOR their children, the head of the Long-term institutional care can Melmed said that statistics show where the poor are not getting the only about $7,020 a year. But those cies also would like the Legislature Connecticut Association for Hu­ cost as much as $34,000 a year,” he that Connecticut has made no type of care they need,” he said. CIRCULAR SALE women are often making too much to make a major one-time increase man Services said Thursday. said. progress in addressing low birth Melmed said his organization’s killer to money to qualify for Medicaid, the in caps on Aid to Families of Continues Through “ The state’s being penny-wise The association is using cost weights in recent years. In 1978,6.7 efforts during the past year state program that pays for Dependent Children to bring the and pound foolish,” Matthew effectiveness and humaneness as percent of the babies born in the resulted in a recommendation to S a tu rd a y medical care for low-income state’s level closer to the federal Melmed told the Manchester Com­ its main arguments in lobbying state weighed less than 5 pounds, 8 the Legislature by Gov. William residents. limit. go home munity Services Council at a state legislators for expanding the ounces. In 1984, that percentage O’Neill for a $7.7 million human In order to qualify for Medicaid, Other human services issues to luncheon meeting at Emanuel services available to poor women was still at 6.6 percent, he said, and services spending package. But he 3 the rate is “ dramatically higher” was not optimistic about the a person can make no more than be targeted in the Legislature will 4 C A l i D O R One of the major issues the BROOKFIELD (AP) — After Lutheran Church. in areas where there are high chances for passage of much social $4,296 a year, Claudette Beaulieu, serving five years in a state prison Children born to women without association has targeted for the Legislature in the session that concentrations of poor people and service legislation in the upcoming a spokeswoman for the state Please turn to page 3 where authorities said he had been prenatal care are more likely to a model prisoner, a man who stabbed his landlord to death — under demonic possession, he claimed — has returned home. Flights Ante Cheyenne Johnson. 24. GOP leaders whose story was made into a prime-time television movie, mar­ a warning ried and received a high-school degree in prison, and was released on parole Friday, one month early. to Libya doubt Reagan The state’s chief of parole said had been an “ exemplary inmate” /DUniDE/lfilXjJ since his Feb. 17. 1981. arrest for WASHINGTON (UPI) - U.S stabbing Alan Bono. 40. the owner KODAK Tele Disc Camera 80UNDESIGN 2-Line Phone warplanes began flight operations budget goals of a Brookfield kennel, to death a POLAROID One Step 600 off Libya today to send a ’’strong day earlier. message” to the North African R ^ . 44.99 Instant Color Camera POLAROID 600 LMS nation that the United States will Prosecutors said the two had 39 >76 2l9a70 R ag. 39.99 Bv Elaine S. Povich With auto electronic flash and built-in not tolerate terrorism, U.S. offi­ been drinking and began arguing Our instant Color Camera Features a conference aj^iem with hold. United Press International tele and normal lenses. 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Thursday. said his fiscal 1987 budget will meet become possessed by demons after NOW! WATCH YOUR Weicker predicted Thursday The aircraft may probe farther the Gramm-Rudman balanced- challenging the devil to leave a MURAPHOWFI that Congress this year will south, to the Gulf of Sidra, in a test budget law target without taxes or 12-year-old boy and enter him 8mm or 16mm HOME approve a mix of spending cuts A of Libyan reaction to the U.S.- changes in Social Security, many A during an exorcism and that he and higher taxes to meet deficit demanded right of freedom of congressmen are having their killed Bono under the devil’s spell. MOVIES THROUGH reduction targets imposed by MURA Trimstyls Phone . navigation there, the officials said. doubts. A superior court judge refused to last year’s Gramm-Rudman for DeskorVIfalf Whether the carriers enter the gulf allow Johnson’s defense of inno­ YOUR VIDEO RECORDER! In addition. Sen. 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PLUS 6.9S FOR TAPE *Sa« dark tor cMaka/kmttation of the Gulf of Sidra, about 250 miles During his stay at the state tapes of your all-time favorite home movies. ; UPI photo tax, over the next five years and a package of cuts and taxes,” he PHOTO OEPT east of Tripoli, one official said. prison in Somers, Johnson mar­ budget cut of $100 billion at the said. ried, received a high-scljool de­ Libya claims the gulf and its Voyager 2 returned this photo of the distant world today. The most promi­ same time. airspace as its territory. The ” We simply cannot keep taking gree, earned several other educa­ rings of pianet Uranus on Wednesday, nent and outermost of the rings, calied tional certificates and took a United States does not recognize 100 percent of what the govern­ number of college courses, accord­ the claim beyond the international and the spacecraft was expected to epsiion, is shown at top. ment has to offer at 80 percent of ing to Hans Fjelman, chief of 50% OFF 12-mile limit. obtain more information as it neared the the cost,” Hart said in a speech on Security was safe from budget parole for the state corrections The order for the exercise the Senate floor. cuts, said. "Who said that was department. originated in the National Security The new Gramm-Rudman act sacred?” “ He was an exemplary inmate.” SELECT GROUP OF Council Tuesday and was dis­ calls for automatic cuts in October Dole said exempting Social Fjelman said Wednesday. ” 1 can STONEWARE OR patched to the Sixth Fleet that day, if Congress cannot agree on a way Security from the automatic comfortably say a complete psy­ the officials said. Uranus has a visitor today to reduce the federal budget budget cuts under Gramm- ” We are sending them (the chiatric work-up has been done. deficit, now more than $200 billion, Rudman was ’’one of the mistakes CHINA DINNERWARE Libyans) a strong message,” one ■ His mental condition was carefully Propulsion Laboratory. “ It’s a sion cameras — so powerful they to $144 billion next fiscal year. you make” official said. ” We want to keep PASADENA, Calif. (U PI) - examined. They found no negative CLEARANCE can read a newspaper headline Social Security'is exempt from Simpson predicted some kind of them on their toes. They’re start­ Voyager 2 dashed at 34,000 mph crescendo of discovery that we’re factors.” 14.99,.74.99 six-tenths of a mile away — were the automatic cuts but that does compromise with the White House Orig. 39.99 to 149.99 ing to lean back in their chairs. We into the bizarre kingdom of the facing.” Richard Reddington, chairman 30% OFF Prices*^ programmed first to set their not prevent Congress from taking that includes specified taxes, but want to let them know we’re planet Uranus today, scanning If there were an observer aboard of the state parole board, said the Voyager, the Uranian system with sights on the moon Titania from a money from the program as part of not a general tax increase. Famous brands include MIKASA, serious. close-up the hazy planet, its five board voted unanimously after a DOROTHY HAMILL distance of 227,000 miles. its effort to meet the deficit goal. House Speaker Thomas O’Neill, SANGO, INTERNATIONAL SHARP Personal AM/FM “ This terrorism business has got large icy moons and its dark rings its 14 known moons and nine kndwn hearing in December to allow EXERCISE EQUIPMENT rings would resemble an enormous Then, over the next five hours, ” I think what is going to happen one of the strongest opponents of Stereo Cassette Player to stop and we’re prepared to do of frozen debris for the first time. Johnson’s release early. No objec­ and more bull’s-eye nearly 750,000 miles - the robot’s electronic eyes were to ... as we do the Gramm-Rudman- Social Security cuts, noted Reagan something if it doesn’t.” In less than half a day. the tions were voiced. Reddington 6.29ic 13.99 zero in on the moons Oberon, Ariel Hollings caper, we're going to find said last year he opposed cutting Choose from one-ot-a-kind sets. 20-piece STQ The United States waited until 1,819-pound spacecraft from Earth across. said. Choose from a wide range of exercise ^ f 9 Reg. 99.99 Because Voyager and its targets and Miranda, then the planet that we left off the table the biggest Social Security — waffled once — sets, 45-piece sets and more. the Saratoga battle group, which was expected to obtain more Fjelman said Johnson had been equipment including dumbbells, aerobic are 1.8 billion miles from Earth, it Uranus itself, and finally the moon item, where if we just removed the but then went back to his original Choose from assorted colors. Has4 band had been in the Indian Ocean until information about the seventh released under a restrictive com­ mats, thigh trimmers and much more. Clearance; etore stock only. No rainchecks. takes two hours and 45 minutes for Umbriel before whipping on to its cost-of-living allowance for a year position. 30 seta per store. Styles may vary by store. graphic equalizer, belt clip and auto last week, linked up with the Coral planet out from the sun than all 2 we could save billions,” said Reagan’s proposed spending munity residence program in *im«rmediftt« markdownB have been taken. 'Intermediate markdowns have been taken. reverse system. Batteries not inet. #788 that has been learned since Uranus the robot to report its findings to next appointment — a rendezvous 2 Store stock only, sorry, no rakiGhecka. Sea force before launching the Assistant Senate GOP leader Alan cuts will be the subject of hearings which he remains under the was discovered by an amateur antennas in Australia, Spain and with Neptune in 1989. operation — a sign the Navy Simpson. around the country conducted by supervision of the state untii 1991. astronomer 205 years ago. California. Much of the data are Voyager 2 began its long journey wanted sufficient backup in the Senate Republican leader Ro­ the House Budget Committee, Fjelman said Johnson, a tree “ We’ve been waiting 4‘A years being recorded and will be sent of exploration when it left Cape event of a confrontation. bert Dole of Kansas, asked Thurs­ chairman William Gray, D-Pa., surgeon before his arrest, had been for this," chief scientist Edward back over the next few days. “ We’re not taking any chances,” Please turn to page 8 day if anything other than Social said Thursday. offered a job, but he would not say CLEARANCE! ENTIRE STOCK Stone said Thursday at the Jet Voyager’s two telescopic televi­ from whom; nor would he say a Pentagon source said. where Johnson would live. Friends, however, said Johnson OF GAS AND ELECTRIC would live in Brookfield with the Tanker slams trawler, TODAY’S HERALD parents of Deborah Glatzel, his 4 3 SNOW BLOWERS former girlfriend whom he mar­ Yale course takes look ried in a January 1984 ceremony at EXAMPLE: Parties undecided In d ex the prison. Ms, Glatzel’s brother, Save Over $90 with rebate* burns In North Sea David, was the child on whom the at Impact of TV religion The five people the Democratic 24 pogM, 4 ••ctlo n i exorcism was performed. 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"W hat does the institution of the church do when rig Dyvi Gamma — directly in its n p l n l n n ft 4p«rM«fe.9MTy,fM.r*btehwdt(. He said Royal Air Force helicop­ Mostly clear and very cold coming home to live in very good the national imagination is being reshaped by television — and path — had been advised “ to Pnnplp 9 ters flew 28 members of the tonight. Lows from zero to 5 below family atmosphere. He and Debbie we’re still working with lambs and shepherds?" abandon immediately.” .Sports 0-19 CALDOR EVERYDAY LOW PRICES The oil workers were flown by Orleans crew to hospitals at Great western hills to 15 to 20 elsewhere. will probably live some there for T p l p v l a i n n 17 helicopter to a nearby rig “ pending Yarmouth. ’’Right now, we believe Becoming cloudy Saturday and some time,” Lorraine Warren ALL BORDEN WALLPAPER ta r n to 1 1 C AAlnrlH 10 MANCHESTER VERNON Please page 4 further developments,” White no one was injured, but we cannot continued cold. Highs 20 to 30. said. be sure at this point.” Details on page 2. Weather 2 Both said Johnson shows no 4 0 % O F F ^,^1® EXIT 62 • ROUTE 84 TRI-CITY SHOPPING CENTER said. signs of being possessed. “ Possession doesn’t last 24hours STORE HOURS: MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 10 AM TO 9:30 PM > SUNDAY 11 AM TO 5 PM > PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY a day,” Ed Warren said.